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No. 1693 NOVEMBER 6, 1868.1

THE CHINA MAIL.

CORRESPONDENCE.

TECHIYO

Government. To names of Prim, Dela-regret thatloither, in coming to an arbitra- torra, Deroda, Espartero, Serrano, Quevedo ment, should suffer in its own opinion, or and others, show how widespread was the in that of the World. The United States disaffection and how hopeless the Royal would certainly do nothing to detract from case against united liberalism. The iron-its own reputation, and he know that Great

A horse named John Stuart, bas trotted, iniles in 59 minutes and 25 seconds. This

that a similar course was purmed at ander that all British subincts of Chi-parties, there was no ambiguity in its word-att holloy street: ahou ought to an cled Saragoza was the first to give the Britain would not tarnish her honor"

imine-

has been partially carried out by Mr China, and for the maintenance of friendly usage; and when he (Mr H.) need the ax Medhurst in big demands upon. Tang-tolations botwoon British subjects and Chi pression at the trial as to "intention," he quo-fan-demands which, by the Rodese aitbjects and authorities, that a remedy meant at the time stipulated by the con

SHELLEY STREET. ay's aid as negociator, will doubtless of Therefore by the authority and power vaated sid this was clear from the fact that he

should be provided for such inconvenisse, tract be could have had no other meaning, To the Editor of the "URIMA MAIL."

SIR,-1 think that, before the street im eventually complied with. We should

in me by. the 85th Scation of the

China and produced no evidence excupt as to castou provenants now going on are be glad were it in our power to record Japan Order in Council 1865, do declare Un looking at the contract, signed by both sud,

It is a much-frequoted me signal of revolt, the Captain (folcimbo}

avenue turning bia Formosa. It was carried out at Wim- nero descant shall, whilo residing or being ing; inspection ochuld not be made, as Mr of epannunication between the upper and town, whereupon the Royal troops the retaarkable fests of the kind

guns upon the barracks of the in New York, this is one of the most territory, discard pot but very recently, and that that us

the Chinese Pollard put it, to mean inspections and it lower parts of the contral port

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portion of the diately surrendered. Cadiz having Bures us that our interests in the South costume and adopt soms other dress or the contract was departed from, the custom city, and its use has increased since the pronounced for the movement, the Gene arc in good hands. We wish the same whereby lay may readily be dis- as to gris inspection for insurans purposes opsting of the Club Lusitano. But it rain, thus stopped the threshold of their.

tingaished

the native population, could be said of every open port in China. And i do further warn all British subjects des, must be proven misfactorily by the make it absolutely dangerous. I have seen

and another binding upon vendor and ven surface is so rough with loose stones as to exile, immediately went in different direc of Chinese descent an residing or bag in plaintiff. The only way by which the custom asvaral accidents occur to mou

seen tions and raised the standard of revolt. and the Chinese dominions as aforesaid, that in could be varied by o prevalent

and the Empress at Biarritz and con" but this Order and Regulation, they shall in

tract. But no such custom bad.

been tri

sales.

lat, Bank, Tla. 73)

verbial unreliability of the political news furbished by the New York Herald, we

...prem.

23.50 4 23.00

....28.35.

4.6G 4.63 $12

4... 21-sales,

3-buyer.

22 p. c. dis

cly requested that ting to the general e addressed to the e to individuals by inconvenience in sess will thereby ba

NDENTS.

to all who wish to dimate grounds, but. responsible for the lents.

aircased to this paper u the name of the publication, but as

JA MAIL.

NOV, &, 1868.

OUTRAGE,

which our peRO- Yangehow outrage Tseng-kwo-fan, t0 Mr Medhurst was it is a matter of

can-record a more

on to the recent will be recollected belonging to the Co. were much-

art by a crowd of

hich place they had

rission of H. M

st to hand we learn

of $100 has been

jon in question, and

ation to be reliable,

much doubt if this

omnity" payment

in Chinese

minious,

hard

Women

the

San

Sebastian,

Ponte

Burlingame cnbassy. He is said to any Chinese Cotire of Justice, or appear in second inspection, there was not a shadow ( rocks that are there, and the binding to., Tarragona, eum, and

The Chief Justice raised a doubt as to whether the contrast was complete when no goods had been actually delivered.

tion.

.

JAPAN.

on record.

heve

one additional

The Times of Dot. 30th saysSince the Mail loft we have little political nerve to

WREE we not, acquainted with the pro the event of their infringing or not observing a meaning to the wording of when doing some adpondent pedes the revolt broke out, at Wan, whon main unmolested in the

not anly throngh their chair coolies falling and cen, who had bsan visiting Napoleon put on record, The Mikado's troops re-

I gained, and have achositions t

should be considerably astonished at the or interferauco on their bohalf in any Court in saying that no auuli uase had ever acer morning when an eminent and esteemed had to rotura. The Gonzales Bravo Minis-taken Wakamistz, the capital town of Aidzu. not be entitled to claim British protection proved, as all the plaintiff's witnessea agreed trianism; and 1 witnessed another this f. found her way to the capital blocked and and very important advantage-they have statement which appeared in itashorttime of Justica or elsewhere in the Chinese Do-red. By symbolical possession of the goods spilt through his leading coolly tripping de Murcia, Albacete, and Sueca inmediately time necessary for the operation is uncer- gentleman high in flicial position, was try fied at once to Frande." The provinces There is spparantly no doubt of the rebel-

on of Corunna,

lion being ultimately put down, but the since to the effect that the French Minis

by means of the delivery order, the contraal | a loose stane, ter at Washington had expressed a belief| Aut I do further order that every British was concluded; and as to the fresh con- surface of the roud broken up; but a pronounced for the revolutionists, followed tain. that Free would cordially receive the subject of Chinese descent who shall sue in tract between the parties, niplied by the removal or breaking up of the miniature

The weather has decidedly improved and A

body

of insurgent troops, as our fiue winter season appears to have have expressed an opinion that Russia Ruble before the authorities of the Kaspice, of evidence. He had never for a mouent gether of the smaller fragments, would 14,000 strong, took post near Valladolid to set in, we may hope to sue the wealth of the

shall be, and he is hereby required to pay supposed that may act done three days sub-assuredly diminish present daugers vory

intercept the Queen should she make a place improve with it. A Review of the and Prussia would not be the only can all due respect to the Chinese authorities sennent to the completion of the contract materially. I hope my hint will be taken second attempt to ragain her capital. Mean-Xth Regt. by General Brunker on the 2nd buds which would receive the mision with according to the sustours and usages of the cold in the slightest degree affibot that and noted on, for it is not without founda od mrtial law was proclaimed throughout since we wrots last. The regiment acquit- while Masirid was with difficulty kept quiet,instant, has been the principal social event a bearty welcome. The Herald does not country, save and except that such British contrast. merely express & rumour but professes to subject aball not be bound or required to

Ian, Sir, yours, &c.

the kingdom. Prim and Deroda comted itself in a most admirable mariner.. give M. Bertheny's words verbatim observe any custoin or ceremony whereby

menced their march on the capital on the CLUB.

A cricket match between the Garrison In conversation," he is stated to have he would admit that he is a subject of His

Hongkong, November 6, 1888.

22nd September. On the same day Galicia and Civilians was played on t

on the 4th inat. Tuparial Majesty.

was up and the revolutionists formed a The following day being rainy, the game said that he knew no reason why the

National Provisional Government at Seville, could not be finished, but the civilians, who French government should not make

of which Espartero was chosen presi

president.

bad only made 31 runs in their first innings, treaty with China quite as liberal as that

On the 23rd Gousal Navatiez of the had 208 to make to win in their second, so effected recently with the United States."

royal army started for Andalusia, the whole that the result was hardly doubtful. All He added that he believed the Embassy.

of which had raised the flag of rebellion, our attention is now concentrated on the would be respectfully received by all the

while Marquis Novalisches started to st approaching races, which will come off ou European govorninente." This is ju

tack Serrano. The latter mat on the 28th the oth, 6th, and 7th of November. near Cordova when 1938 found that the startling contradiction to the sentiments

short fight took place on the 29th, during Royal troops could not be depended on; a THE CHINESE IN THE SANDWICH which French Diplomatists are known to have hitherto expressed and enter-

short calisober himaslf was mortally which tained. Does it foreshadow a change in

wounded. His troops immediately follian Garette of Sopt. 2: the opinion of the Emperor or is it

back before Serrano's army, main merely the apparently careless utterance

joining the enemy, and nothing remained to of a finished diplomatist far too wary to

impede his march

Maurid By

By this commit biumself to aught but unmeaning

time almost the whole oountry was in arms, and on the 30th the Provisional Govaru compliments, and who merely while in Roue does as the Romnas do?

LOCAL

Given under my hand and seal at Peking the sixth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight.

RUTHERFORD ALCOCK,

SUPREME COURT. Before the Hon. Ünjár JUSTICE, November 6, 1868. LANDSTEIN 2. CARLOWITZ AND OTHERS. On the motion to make absolute the role for a new trial, in this case, Mr Follard QC, (instructed by Mr Caldwell) appeared

ing a gentleman which rather went beyond tho exigencies of the case; and as he understood that the expression had caused deep distress of mind to that gentleman, Tae S. S. Staunch, arrived at Yokohama, he asked leayo to withdraw it, although it reports having sightel a Steamer on shore was used, and we meant only to be used, on Onuloosi Point, N. W. of Inaboye, lower in connection with the issue of the case. testa Bud funnel still standing, but the It was a private matter, but he made this explanation in se public a manner as he vessel apparently abandoned by the crew.

made the nesection. "Still; had formerly Kota additional By the steamer Dount

be thus modified his language, although particulars are to hand respecting the staand be could not admit that the evidenco as ing of the Sovereign of India. It tappears girou by Me Moss was correct.

"His Lordship said that, of course, when he withdrew the expression, the words wars the withdrawal as couned ould never bo expected to affect his case.

Dr Hayllar continued. The contract was certainly complete, because, had de fendunts attempted to detain the goods, in case of the market rising, they would have been guitly of a complete tort.

Mr Pollard objected, because the Chief Justice bad already decided that there was no constructive delivery.

Chief Justion: Where have I said that there

was us constructive delivery? Mr Pollard road from Mr. Brereton's shorthand notes.

constructive possession of the goods, the

plaintiff's order.

LATEST TELEGRAMS. The Clan Alpine came in this afternoon bringing the following later telegrams via Caloutta. The P. O. str. Orissa, mail steamer, left Singapore 18 hours before the Clan Alpine The telegrams are dated from London

Oct. 5.--General Kaufmann bus arrived Telugurgh from Turkestats.

at St.

advices received from Cen- stantinople state that a conspiracy against the Sultan has been discovered.

The now Sub-marine Telegraph. Cable successfully laid. between Malta aud Alexandria has been October 7th-The Indian Government has

Are

the

pon

many of them

of sun or stars since leaving Shangbai, ami then as if they had never been used; batad ever come before a Joy upon the ceived with frantic enthusiasm, and con-dynasty almost without a blow.

ISLANDS, We take the following from the Hawai

The Chinese living on these lalande, but a small number excspted, have found their way hither as Coolies. A thousand mon have served out their five-year contracts, toany of them more than ten years since,

return to

The Chief Justice replicil that he had said there was no constructive acceptance to show cause against. Mr Hayllar, instructor delivery which would be valid in law, ad by Me Hazeland, appeared for defendants. ties; but he had loft the point to the Jury arts, though a paper had passed botireon the par Mr Hayllar, before going on with the

Mr Hayllar repeated

sted that plaintifs had case, remarket that at the last hearing of she can be had used one expression regain defendants morely bolding them to the led the sum of £1,500 annually for mout proclaimed the deposition of Isabala, and have had no hindrance to

What was the fact-rears to the capital of each Presidency tu peuple of Madrid and the troupe garri China, had they been discontented with The passage from why, the plaintif took the delivery order Sols for the support of Female Normal soning the city gave in their adherence to their condition here.

Schools.

the Liberal canse, and the

within the Tro- and sent the cheque for the money by ra

Sir Frederick J. Halliday has been ap- are that Queen Isabella y test news China to theso Islands

had crossed the tur

Mr Pollard: Yes, upon good faith.

pointed to aucceed Mr Cliaries Mills, in the frontier into Francu, taking with her the it is a royage of some 60 days; and is the neither dangerous or liable to hardships Mr Hayllar continued. Upon the good Halliday.

Council of India, and not Mr Andrew crown jewels and 29,000,000 reals in

10 gold. It is needless to recount the cause of this detentions. The experience

old from stress of weather, or extraordinary

of every

Ohi the faith of what why sioply upon

good The Dean of Cork has been appointed to sudden, complete, yot not startling revelin-nese Coolie brought by private parties, and faith fa 1 of a custom, which had nover yet been

tion. The army had been offended by the by the Board of Immigration, has been, bishopric of Peterhorough. proved. There had been no evidence what-

The Rev. Hoary Larguelle Null

banialment of its (sic)

most popular generals, that his voyago hither has been one of com that as to onetom. ever produced except that

has been appointed Doan of St. Paul's, the Davy had long been unpaid, and the fort, uoreity and pleasureable excitement. Was there anything which showed that the

Pero Gomes is the winner of the Park by the Quest, and the priests Where dise the ships buvo been well-found, provisions contract was not thoroughly completed? Plate.

dis-abudant, the voyage short, and He said most certainly that there was not

Oct 8th. The latest tolegraphic advices content was from what the captain of the unlucky ver

was so general and natural, warn latitudes. No complaints of sel states, that he had not an observation

and that it was the strongest case which received from Spain state that General elighter political differences were forgotten, treatment, unuecessary hardship, or a de-

The only Prim bas arrived at Madrid, and was re- and an union of parties has overthrown du pleted list of passengers through ship sick

Whether therefore when actually off King Island,

doubt which could

possibly fost

have indicated that the Spain will try mother branch of the House shipbound to Honolulu, ought to shock the inmigrant where he struck he was by his dead rock

off Oshu, which is more to the South-

the contract; and this be on to ze per firined in Record withi Goneral Sprenis,

flors is a report that the islands of Cnba of Bourbon, the Orleans, family, remains nerves of humanitarians, or arouse their

It is not Ward and Westward in steering by his

a misfirection, because it hail nothing and Porto Rice have declared themselves to be seen. improbable, and sea ensibilities. Having landed, and boen as

standing memes to the Napoleonie dynas signed to his field of labor, the Coolie haa reckoning he managed to run right into the

whatever to do with the original contract independent.

Madrid is much excited and it is expect ty, such an ovent is much to be wished. found himself no worse off than in his own little harbour or bay, at Kwing Islam.

Would so good a business man as Mr Land- stein be likely, if he intended to reopen theed that a fleet will be sont to the West

After the above, most other news scan country, the labor being neither hard or This was on Saturday, the 10th October. When the Douglas arrived at Fouchow, on Mr Pollard said he was sure that noth. qucation, send the cheque for the value of Indies.

almost devoid of latorest. Throughout the exhaustive, nor his treatment rigorous or the 27th, the noirs had reached that porting could be more satisfactory that what the twenty-four bales teclared sound by Telographic advices ressived from New United States, the contest of the Presiden- from the ossel. The Dougtra turned had en silid by his learned friend.

As a proof that the Chinaman bas not The learned counsel referred to the ques for the annexation of the island of Cuba to bions, and the most atrocious ants of vio- been enbject to inhuman servitude or ref

York state that there is an agitation going on tial election is growing fiercer and more du- round and went down to the Surereign of learned Q. then proceeded to show cause

lence, весораціо

by a lamentable amount treatment during his term of service, the India, and found her laying broadlaide, why the role alte beach. The little barbour she hid hawl be nuls grauting a new trial should tion of alloged "ouston" and yesu Birthe nation

absolute. With regard to the Danutson's evidence, followed by His President Johnson has recognised the of bloodshed, are perpetrated in many of fact may be adduced that our Court records

to Lordship who, in

in reply to Mr Haylar, ob- Revolutionary Government of Madrid.

the Southern States. A fearful riot is re-lo not show a single cause tried, uaged to get into was in narrow that the Doug grounds that the verdict was contrary

where the las could not swing round in it, being obli- the weight of evidence, aid that it was by surved This is a caso by itself,"

The Prince and Princess of Wales have ported from a place called Camilla, in Geor. Coolie has claimed compensation in ds- Mi Hayllar: Precisely so, my Lord, and gone to Scotland for the purpose of taying gia, where a number of negro voters, with a mages. The newspaper record will be ged to back in, and make fast to the stran-madirection porvarse, Mr Pollard put it ded ship In bauling her off the Sovereign (on the first ground) that such child not be therefore it does not illustrateu "custom,"

The foundation stone of the new Glasger at their head, attempted to enter the town injustice endured by the bonded laborer, Radical nominee for Congress named Pierce found silent upon outrages, hardships, and relied. With ro University. hecause there was only one wit upon which the plaintiffs relie She is now iness alle

Lerence to the argument that palled:

that the contrist A frawork explosion lus occurred at

to hold a public meeting. But the right of or even of an opinion that the Chinese any very great damage. Fechow, where she will have to discharge very clear as in that

to e

t cridenes being insuli her cargo, and afterwards go into duck cient to justify

(uncontradicted as form added to verdict (

counsel romarked that be killed, lastom the learned coun

in Americs We have not benzd, whether any claim for it then was), it would be against the peac- toro ation unit besoklicuje a contact, Hor Majesty Unicent label. This pro- for the citizens of the town turned out and working class in

any more than in France, nor more unfortunate condition, or subject to Queen does the right of tree speccit, apparently more hardships than are ucident to the salvage has been made. Press,

tien to grant a low trial-as a case cited the

Mr Hayllar repeated; that the charge aguinal Mr Moss was withdrawn, and said that he was sorry ir M. should have la bored under the imputation for so many days.

The

truusaction, was as to the

the first inspection?

maintained was

aarere,

of India bumipad twice, but without dong the man and anlom His Lordship was had been varied by addtion through eus: Barnsley, by which seven persons were public meeting does not exist for a minority Coolie, ou the Hawaiian Talauds, in

TO-DAY'S POLICR

2

day.

he ia either the best

most calculated to.

a outrage for the

more than once be

the payment of a

it to place the out-

precisely the same

for having assaulted her: he had kicked

bis mother in the stomach, because she had

they would have

its receipt had no netrated. Thus, if

en robbed of two

had had property

ut of another thou-

1 fair presumptive

Tuve made another never been distilt inal conditionin

ity" of four thou

the correct sum do dily pain and incon anxiety undergone. trage, however, i

different nature! exacted. It is of Biglishmen that they! monoy considera bonor,

And we,

on but too often tatives and autho

to the censation sary to preserve the eendeavoured: to ninity” and “Bafia:

ng with an Amintis i

fine comes to bo

y settlement expecti

ble attack upon fo parties interested in Le, the officials content to run the & all sum for the Anti-foreign feelings. at it is but a little he people, while the

the official will hays!

se puts on 'an extra

pose it matters Little

ly find another excuse

were wanting The

ated again are gene

has nothing to lose

I can scarcely touch'

ay of dealing with 7 matters, and this is heir own book, The lan is the keynote of are glad to see that it

an

met the orator and his company five miles

niou

A

.

hur son. Y'Asing, resident in Peel Street, the weight of ovideu. On the past Osion, he contended, that the probeing Mr. Gladstone yesterday ad- broken and fled, their enemies following happy circumstances, than if they word

assaulting his mother; and as he was 27 the whole facts, tliers was no misdirection to be niño to,

hed

ive been

kung residents,

Hongkong

P5-mods

when

said there were none, that became a dia

to intention,

and

Jury

diay required

country.

him.

-wagus; can rint be

he every Chinaman.

expensive

with hin

oppressed with-

The Times of this monuing published a Pauls, on the 25th September, aged There are scores of Chinawen, onca Colleg."

77 years.

laid it down, there must not only be some but it was clear that no such custom as was neut

Bled by any class of our Then as out. at all muule

His Holiucas the Pope has offered the out of the place and forbade their entrance is not enterfy country. The opt-- doubt, but the Judge was bound to sea that alleged had been at ail

native population or foreign residents, or there, was good valid ground before send to the question whether the defendanta did

The consequences may bu imagined.

red among Mr Goodlake again at toned against ing buck & osse, fer trial on the mater et not in-law consent to an addition to the Out. def. It is reported that General obot was fired, admitiedly by me of the tither those still in servios, or these vi

the Chinose theresolves, of contract by permitting the second inspecPrim is in favour of the Duke of Edinburgh Camilla white men and a general melee on have warrivi out their contriots, that they

made King of pain,

The negroes were immediately suffer any greater hardships, or are in less. unidirection, the learned Q. O. and Flist

before matter of fic intention of the parties was tract had been completely exqouted

10th Chet... found fault, with him for staying out all left to the Jury by His Lordship; and when the inspection occurred, so that there was no dressed his constituents in the course of them for ve miles, killing 35 of them and masters of their own time, and hired out night. He had been in traal before for the case

CHE WILS BU fairly left to the Jury upon contract

The as to the in-his address he sail it was russingly impor-wounding a proportionate number. Five nt will from day to day. sportion by an "expert,”

"It ilid not seem tant that personal rating as a condition of whites only were wounded.

The Coulie also finds himself here under Surratt has been discharged from custo the years old, his story that his mother had Any slang algument by the Court on one to him that this case caine within the scope the franchise, should be abolished: He bestvu bini wam, a very improbable one. site or other, was up prisdification what of an expert's experience. If two peragins said that additional po diuished the dy, his ounsel contending that the office to protection of law, which covers not only rights, but his personal liberties The mother, it appears, had done every ever, if the case as a whole were ultimately looked at a picos. of paper,, did one mid part of the Government was injustifiable, charged against him in the indictment was aud immunities. He is not subject to thing she could for, her aon; and had got my left to the Jury; it was only there were spots upon it while the other and that exercise of greater economy was clamation and that the statute of limitatious ed of bisnishment; cannot be dofraud-i

covered the President's amnesty pro- corporeal

by wife for $300; but the ungrateful the Jury wore led by a Judge to pute on a matter of fact, not requiring for -him a fellow had taken to the gambling table condusion that a new trial was

was granted on

He urged the importanes of the question likewise barred proceedings against him, out and lill-used her and stayed out all

are of easy access, and inexpensive in their all the over and over again. Mr Goodlake of und of misdirection. The intention its decision the expert knowledge that of the primary education of the people, two years having elapsed between the date y redress from the Courts, which

the parties had been agrued by both

would be

be requisite to tell the market

to the this unnatural conduct by the sides to be the true basis

and is fully appreciated Gladston declared that his policy was un. On the latter ples Judgo Wylie discharged in his own onani sentence of one mpath's hard labor; and tion of the case; and for tho considera of the damage caused. With valus Respreting the Irish Church question,. Ir of the alleged crims without prosecution.processes. This is more than be possessed

defendants not calling evidence as to the

morial of

sod ita disestablish- We are sorry to notice the total loss of But that which makes these Islands most oppression besides ordered the prisoner to get security whether or not the inspection on delivery condition of the balea, at the late trial, the altered. The Church of Ireland was a me- to the extent of $100 for six months, to (according to the right conceded of refootion explanation was that the goods having mont was indispensable. He regarded as a the Canard atanmor Melita by fire, on her attractive to the Chinese Coolies, and is

ઘ keep the peace

already been inspected, they

The deed to all laburers introduced up to the if damaged) aborly left for decision by the avoided the second inspection by plaintiffs, of the Church should not be applied to the steamer Louisiana sighted the bring More present time, sad luduces them to make

Carefully

condition necessary for peace that the fonds way from Boston to Liverpool In regard to the case in which Jeremiah questions properly left for decision by

of Kowloong was prosecutor, an ex- Jury. And they had been so left to the last they might have been held to concur purpose of teaching other religions. quish on Septr. 7th, flying signals of dis here their permanent homs, though the Foley

named Phillimore deposed to har yardened by

His Jury abins during the es-eial clause ship. In view of the spe in it.

by

Oct. 18th-Telegraphic advices received tress, and supplied her with provising and return is neither

nor difficult, is His Lordship remarked that they might from Spain state that the Ministry at water, she having picked up a mate and 16 the fact that he finds an indigenous plaintiffs to reject the nape of convict identify any of the pri- put it to the Jury whether or not the first judice. How did they know what the non- throughout the pressed the Jesuits passengers and crew of the Melita, Ninety tion who will accept him on terms of equi

at Stone-cutter Island in in case of damage, His Lordship had have obtained lesive to irupeet, without pre- Madrid have

athere

mate rescued by the Jacob Mamier,

informarry could 1864,

and which maut not soners.-The first prisoner next Criminal was simply a preliminary inspection 10

was thereupon inspection was final or not-whether it dition of the bales was 7

received from Cuba state that from flavro to New York, but wasther fest me

fest no jealousy over his presence in the committed for trial at the

Mr Pollard observed that one of the the Governor-General of that island has these comprise the whole of the Melita's country. He may make his home here, Scasion of the Fatpreing Court Mr Dung epitain, rline ship duinago existed, or who pleas in defenes was that the bales were not issued a proclamation rouguising the the telegrams unter and fartily connexions, with all the freedom Jan apoka

the fact of the fourth prisoner ther it was a real inspection sa directly be mildewed.

ish Revolution.

unately to not state.

which he enjoyed on his own native soil, His Lordship: They say so now in their

"The Rev. Hoary

Mitman, dean of St. and so far as reward to his industry is con being au old offender and the fourtly pri-tween vendor and venden. Thus the ques

affidavit.

leading article. in which it is urged that

of our bust elegant classical varunt, can do a thousand times soner bimaelf admitted that he had been in tion had been left open to the

Mr remarked Нія Lordship faol for selling spirits from a boat. Becond;

Elayllar: Yes, we say now. I think national recompeuse should be made to Mr The Court, WALEWSKI died in who now are the heads of that, as to the third and fourth prisoners were therefore wording of the summing up, he did not we were perfectly justified in the course wa Bassam, Dr Blanc and Lieut. Prideaux.

of families, and ortbred to bidd $50 security for six months. suppose that counsel agreed in one single took, and I shall now leave the case in your Creswick Rawlinson (Sir Henry C. Raw. Paris on the 28th. All his accomplices are have property, both real and personal, far

You Afuck, un old offender, was charged point; but he could not belp thinking that Lordship's hands.

His Lordship said he would tako time to

has been gasetfed a member of the gradually dying from, sround the Man of beyond their comprehension in the days of cil of India.

he will soon begin to feel their boyhood. They acquire position and aith convicted of having stolen a pipe and Mr Pollard's version of his words was

Doug nearer his cenal modo of speaking than consider. Locking at the affidavit now & quilt from Brothel 41; and as Mr Dong-

filed there certainly would appear some ree-York, quae advices received from New the knew him well, he was sent to hard la that of Mr Hayllar's notes,

dated this morning, state that the that of having to look back upon a life of and enjoy a social freedom and protection Mr bor for 6 months, and ordered to find secu

Pollard

such as they could never havo attained at. proceeded to remark sun to boieve that Mr Moss was mistaken, Republican party have carried the elections crime-alone rity to the extent of $200 for another nine upon other which it was asked Persons rised at a different opinion those of the State of Pennsylvania by a war portanos; the elections are going on.j

who had examined the baled after in the state of Ohio by a majority of 20,000, From England we have no news of hores. anake the

absolute. The fact of Mr Moss,

These advantages are not undervalued by months,equal to fifteen months' residence to

defesi daists having discovered new evidence 4s to their condition. Imbued as iris mind jority of

note of theta beyond a statement which while some thousands have cums hither, did not entitle them to a new trial

y a majority of 8,000, He was at

was naturally anxions we a at the of equity,

tics should

The Morning Herald, in a loading article sounds uncommonly like a boas, that the those who have returned may be conated ould be done; but he published this morning hints that steps are Fenians are doulescing with the Torica, on one's fingers. They have become a part by her Majesty's Consul at Canton: Arst trial; and defendants would bave now

that the six par about to be taked to reuer the alliance with and opposing such candidates me the and parcel of our population, contented BRITISH CONSULATE, CANTON, 3ns! Now, to prove surprise. The learned counsel

differed from Bir Moss were not di hak, its puer be alighane with O'Donoghue and Mr Muguro, Madame and prosperous in the land of their ant 1818-Under instructions from Her Mathen quoted inany cases to strongthen this sons who differed from

the livat action. examined in appeared to go jesty's Minister at Peking, the undersigned proposition, some of which

Mr Pollard: I are instructed, my Land, 3,000 (130,000) French Soldiers are shortly whi

The Memorial Diplomatique nga that Ranhol has got two years' imprisonment, tion.

which will not please the Pall Mall

¿ Gazette. hereby publishes for general information so far as to rule thata new trial was refused.

that buyers might Lave notification by His Ex- even when inparalleled perjury and con-

been produced at to go on furlough."

Loudon (1st Supt.) but seeais Lawrenes, announced as certain by our It has been arranged that the Arrfinghame's Chinese Embassy has

THE bestowal of a peerage on Bir Johtu the ance By RE POD ALMOUR, K.C.D., spiracy to defried (for whion a true bill had the trial against them cellency Bir

His Lordship remarked it was the sellers elections for the boroughs will inks pinso to have exalted far less attention than Mr Correspondent T., is a matter of course, regulating the conditions under which per been granted by a grand jury) were urged, un-

who were the men to resist the second in on the 16th and 17th November, and those Risley and the Japanese jugglers. Lord The wonder is that his Excellency's services squs of Chiness descent who are British lesssurprise was clearly proven, Whereas, as

Stanley's previous remark would appear to in 1857-59 did not call forth an lionont. subjects mad reside or travel in Chitis un Mr Pi coutended, the present case was speption: If he could bring himself to for the counties on the 18th and 20th.

trial on the ground of mis-

have been misunderstood, or Mr Burling which the Abyssinian Expedition has se der British protection.

biased upon, this question of whether Mr grant ROBERTSON,

opinion was unisticket or not. If direction, he would de so. If the could be EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN NEWS home's bankum' has spoiled his case, for cured for Sir Robert Napier and väit Moss's B. D.

The Great Republic has brought details the

the Ministerial p

press Dow

now expresson a wild was clearly shown in the pleas what the love he lied boeu wrong he would grant a HAB M. Consul

when selected ne Viceroy and case for plaintiff was to be thud uules the now trial, seeing what had occurred; but of events, of some of which we have previ- doubt as to the bond fide character in the Ginvernor General of an Asiatic empire, defendants could alearly show that they hetist say that lie was sorry to see two eusly hosed by telegraph via Galle. The mission. Me Reverdy Johnson, on the Sir Jell was not made a peer. The honour RURIFICATION.

opinions from all sorts of men by the for, notwithstanding his unprecedented tent, who are or claim to be British Shih- could and have then had the evidence last right of litigation of such a compara Japan Times

forward hloht they have since tively significant matter. He nid not

The only news of importance, this is character of his romarks in priblie Sir John Lawrence bels, e io rendo we travel in the dominions discovered (and they comli, have brought know what the world would think of such of must actious moment, je that antocomful. He dald on the 22nd Sips., Jú reply to sen saved binugh, to found one must have

go to reside or fione dificulty exists in distinguishing suele the goods into Ourt for that matter), he actions, but he would recomword then both revolution in Spain Ima, in ten days; driven address presented by the town conveil of clear income of £23,000 a year including do te argued that defendants were altogether out as merchants to settle Sluis differences in Isabells from the throne she has disgraced Leeds, the day before, that there were but his service and special pensions, besides the British subjects from

aque other way.

so lung. The first news of the movement for diffences between England and the previous savings of thirty-five years. His Chinese laws only, and accordingly great of Court.

Mr Hayllar next oke in support of the practical insouvenience fresnently results

Mr. Pollard: If defendants had only reached London on September 21st, United States, sad these were unimportant, son, Jolie Hamilton Lawrence, is now to the parties themselves and to the authomation: In the matter of the verdict being beon present and assisted at the second of nouncing the revolt of the Sumuish naval because they could be amicably adjusted; twenty-two years of age. Will his Excer

forces of Cadiz, with Adiniral Lasant at without tarnishing the honor of either laney's title be Viscount Lawrence rities of both countries; and whereas it is against the weight of evidence, contrary to aminacion deptable, with a view to the maintenance evidence and perverso, he remarked that His Lordelo. Yes, yer; we have had their head. The Generla lately banished gouetry. He hoped for a speedy rottle Labore? The name of Law Law cells of

returned, and men of all shades of liberalment of these diferences and should devote we trust, he saak in s teritorial title, of brder and good Government of British the only matter in svidence by the plaintiff that argument before, Subjects of Chinese descont resorting to at the trial was tongbing the custom and Judgment reservod,

principles united cordially against the all his energies to that end: He woul Friend of India,

úli Geol.

Decembent of his prototype Tibering influence among their Hawaiian neighbors,

The following Notification has been issued ought to Hive boen brought forward was with the principles which guided Courts India 10,000, and those of the State of briskly, but the American papera take no than, and their infuonce is soon in that

Hew

15th.

ved in

more,

that

Whereas many persons of Chitters des liad been taken by surprize, and that they respectable merchants litigating out to the following is froin an extra published by the other hand, seems to be winning golden will now be the more easily borne, however

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