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not to send him on board at all. It was certain, however, that the prisoners had been concerned is the murderous assault upon the complainant, and as all were isbor for three months. Mr Baak, the equally guilty, he would send them to hard emigration agent, said that it would be better that the wounded man (who had to go back to hospital) should not go in the

THE CHINA MAIL.

SUMMARY JURISDICTION COURT. (BEFORE JUDGE BALL.) daruagas for false imprisonment. Mr Toller Soong Meng Sau . Teang Atim, $600, for the plaintiff and Mr Hazeland for the defendant. out of a dispate regarding the payment of This was a most complicated case arising an account by plaintiff to defendeut. Plaintiff assorts that he went to defendante shop to inquire about this account, and detained all night; to prove which state- that he was there seized, tied up, and ments he showed marks on the wrists and ronts in his coat-sleeves.--Defendant, on the other hand, asserted that this was an about the payment of the account, when but that be slept there all night, as ho had they had some high words on the subject, done before. The rents in the clothes and the scratches on the wrista were put down to a desire to get up a case. decision of the case (as Mr Hazeland put it) So that the would be either a verdict for defendant and perjury of the plaintiff, or a verdict for the other sile,

THE NEW MINISTRY THE CABINET.First Lont of the Trea

OUT OF THE CABINET,-Lord Steward,

ed; and because it was used as a clasy Veritas. Mr May said it might be better entirely false atory that plaintiff cthey went on to the town and wore ham perform unmeritorious, acts in this life. Mr George Glyn and Mr Ayrton, Third

in this island are of interest; but we Ramsay, a storekeeper on board, stated atrocious robbery and violence near the Gap the chef offenders, the town of Datingpui. be able to summon up as much strongth must pass them by and come to the that he saw the cutting, it was done while laat Sunday, the 24th January, induced me A village which had not participated in this as would enable me to stand before the questions upon which no little public complainant was leaning over to take a the following morning to give instructions attack was carefully prosorred and passing great Assembly of Priests in the Confessury, Mr Gladstone. Lord Chancellor, Lard curiosity has been excited to know his drink of water, and the wind was inflict- for the selection of a site, and the erection online vilt of the force drew near the signal Fall, and after thrice repeating the Hatherley (late Sir W. Page Wood.) Lord ed by a broken plate: all the prisoners were of a Police-atation at the Gap, constructed entlying village of Pai Outingpni, from prescribed form of confession, oxpire in President of the Council, Lord de Grey and Lordship's opinions,

The matter of primary education is The wounded coolia, after being further view of the Pokfolum and the Uity-road coming out from the town with flags, tem- utterance to words of this import in the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr Lowe. engaged. Ho say nothing of a chopper.so as to command as much as possible & which fire was opened on them, the braves presence of the Priesthood. I often gave Ripon. Lord Privy Seal, Lord Kimberley. first of all dealt with, and the Bishop grap questioned, said he could point out a man over the bill," ples with the consideration which in ele on hand whom he thought had the chopper

toms gingalls, de, in grand array. A days of my Priesthood. But I am now a Secretary for the Home Departmont, Mr rical oyos must ever necesarily be deevied in his hate; at least, he was the main who

ruah, an infernal popping of Sniders lic. What shall I do? and the British were in the village going panying presents to the Temple, and offer of Clarendon. Secretary for the Colonies, send the accom- Brace. Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Earl all-important. Purely secular education is had the shopper afterwards. If he did not almost invariably opposed by those who fight the inan who cut him the Magis

utter disregard of the law of trespass. This Confessional Assembly is held, a on Argyil. Secretary for Ireland, Mr. Chi- gel justice here, I would go on board and

through everything with supreme contempt them, as if bestowing my own person, to Earl Grauville. Secretary of War, Mr for the conventences of doors or roads and the Doctrine and Priesthood of Budha. Cardwell. Secretary for India, Duke of believe that religious teaching is a neces-trate sair that, if complainant would not

In this village Major Crossman nearly my birthday, on a Thursday. I feel that oliester Fortesuna. First Lord of the Ad- nity, and we are not surprised that the tell lies, he would get justice; but probably Bishop should inveigh against the non- the best way to prevent any fight would be

came to grief, for energetically tumbling my discage is growing worse, and apprehend wiralty, Mr Childera. President of the religion-teaching system of our Govern-

buttress, and but for a friendly brook therefore from your Lordships to speak. General, Lord Hurtington. President of over a wall a pit received the Consular that I shall die to-day. I crave permission Board of Trade, Mr Bright. Postmaster- ment schools. But is not his Lordship

which was near he would have in a 1 adore the sainted the holy and the the Pour Law Board, Mr Goschen, rather hasty in his conclusions? He

few minutes have been smothered in his omniscient Badha, though he has long ago draws a comparison between the time

owa omauations. A lieutenant also was been emancipated from the thraldom of the Earl of Bessborough, Lord Chamber- when the Testament was used as a class

koocked him down; but having been left for once the holy Priesthood, these being the fore, the Marquis of Ailesbury. Mistress caught here by a couple of braves who existence: I revere his Doctrine; I rever-lain, Viscount Sydney. Master of the book (perhaps the most objectionable use

dead be wisely got up, again and repaired three swered goms that I rely on. My of the Robes, Duchess of Argyll. Master to which the Scriptures can possibly be

damages. put) and the present, when it is eliminat

Lorde, I confess that I have sinned as an of the Buckhounds, the Earl of Cork. Burning au ancestral ball as they passed inmature, ignorant and unwise being, in sa it was that of the family chiefly engaged, that I did in various waye unmindfully Layard. Joint Secretaries of the Treasury, Commissioner of Works and Buildings, Mr book he opines that the schools then "proto and bin to Surinam in another vessel. mised" better in a moral point of view.

an instant, the Commandore's party being acknowledgment of my offences as a pledge of the Treasury, Mr Adam. Under Secre mering at dours or walls right and left in May your Lordships therefore accept this Lord of the Treasury, Mr Stansfeld. Lord But has he enquired as to the results of

saluted with a couple of stiuk-pots which of future reformation. the former practice? Can he show-one

burt nothing but Mr Alabaster's waistcoat, single native (who has not remained under

taries:-Home Department, Mr Kuatch- missionary care or influence) who has in

in a minute or two the force were in the uppermost in my mind and sustains me, is neral, Sir Robert Collier. Solicitor-Gone- "I have now finally fixed my wind on buil-ilogessen; India, Mr Grant Duff; and, we doubt not, his nerves. Of course the five precepts. any way shewn that he was onse in

town, it being set fire to from oue end to this,

The thought that rises Foreign Affairs, Mr Otway. Attorney-Ge structed in our Scriptures Does he

the other,

In the five Skandhas, in the six or-ral, Mr Coleridge. Lord-Adrucate for gans of the body, in the aix external objects Scotland, Mr Mouereift. that correspond to those organs, in the six kinds of contact, in the six kinds of sense gab. Attorney-General, Mr Lawaon. So kinds of discriminative powers, in the six cer. Lord Chancellor, Mr Justice O'Ha IRELAND-Lord-Lientedant, Earl Spen- tion, there is nothing in this world which licitor-General, Mr Sergeant Barry. can properly be regarded as self, and which, if a man were to regard as self, he could be average age only fifty years and four It is, on the whole, a young Cabinet held guiltless. I have therefore learned to months; greatest age (Lord Clarendon's), disregard all things. and inorganic things are evauescunt and im- too's only 35, almost political babyhood, All organic matter 68; smallest age (the Marquis of Harting-

This is not mine; I am not this; this is not at a still more infautine period, when he to the causes that gave them an existance, minister (such is the privilege of his rank) personal. They continuo to exist according though the noble marquis was a Cabinet ny soul. Death to living beings is not was little past 30. The Prime Minister is wonderful, seeing that it is the common lot not 60, and he stands third on the list s of all. My Lords, be diligent and perse regards age, the Lord Chancellor being his vere. I crave permission and bow. the Priesthood forgive me any offence that there are no less than seven Cabinet Minis- May senior, as well as Lord Clarendon; while may have committed

theater Hortons (45), Lord Kimberley ters in the decade between the ages of 85. and 45; the Dako of Argyli (45), Mr Chi-

(fr G. Davis buing a witness for the plain

Witnesses were examined on both sides tiff); and the case was being proceeded with at four o'clock, when coz Reporter left; but tho details are not of sufficient importance to demand a lengthened report.

TO-DAY'S POLICG.

Mr May on the Benuh.

stocks for an hour, with a label on his back, A coolio was ordered to be placed in the for having committed a anisanice near St. Paul's College.

Another coolie was charged with larceny from the Union Dock of a quantity of old iron, Sikh 237 stated that prisoner was confined at the Kowloong Station, but broke his bandeuffs and escaped; he (the Sith) and to rast a long distance after the prisoner, Mr May sail be was very glad of flat; they ought to look better after their prisonera. Prisoner was fined 201, or 14 days imprisonment.

The Opium monopoliats appear lately to have been taking vory effective measures to suppres all illicit sate of the drug by personu not possessod of a license. This offence is most difficult to put down, as it combines two of the per vices to which the Chinese are given, viz., the use of the darting know the reasons why the Bible was

opiate and the manufacture of a living with more ease than honesty. During the Jant eliminated from the list of class books? fortnight four or five heavy penalties have A reference to the past reports of the buen imposed severally upon the natives Inspector might throw a fresh light upon souvisted of the illegal sale of prepared the question: We fully sympathise with opium, but the offence would appear to car the Bishop's feelings that the opportunity y with it considerable profit, in addition should be afforded of religious instruc- to the evasion of the license fee; and there tion, but we are not sure that denomina trate this morning. The Chinese charged were so less than three cases before the magis tional schools wonid advantageously lived and vended the drag at No. 1 Square supersede the Government system. We Street, 66 Taipingshan and fir of the same should gladly see a voluntary class for district. All three had been arrested up religious instruction formed at the Central on warrants obtained by Mr Carpenter, School, attendance or absence making no who acts as inspector for the Opinn Fut difference in the status of the scholar orer; and a Sikh constable was found luxo- in the amount of actual work performed, in the Square Street-house. Une it being substituted to those who chose is that the pin connected with these cases is the opium-vendors keep books in a for class reading of a secular character forth in est convenient for the sale conduct neither more or less likely to interest of their trade. They enter all transactions But when we regard the results of cur in a book which has neither name nor date, own so-called religions teaching in Eng. and sil that appears is merely the entry land-the dislike to the ordinances of of the number of cash received in small re- tail sums. One of the prisonera sudea- religion and the Sabbath, to the Bible, and vored to explain away this pecularity by but too frequently as a consequence to slating that he owed money to a woman, its doctrines, by the injudicious system and he always noted down the daily adopted of Bunday task-work; when we instalments of so much day; but real the dreary hours of sermon, and this did not go down with Mr May, the Daily Bible readings, with thoir at

who is too wall accustomed to the tendant "impositions" and other punish-behind the rails of the dock. The first two fiued $1 for not having been able to recol- glaringly absurd falsehoods which find birth John de Boey, seaman of Laktoo, was ments, we certainly should not care to see

prisoners were each fined $25, compulsory religious education introduced three months hard labor, and half of the into last night; Wm. Purcell, of Princess default lect anything about a drunken row he got into the Central Schools of this Colony. Best fine was ordered to be paid to the Charlotte, was also fined $1 for having With this exception we can agree with Opinn Farmer, who was the greatest loser been drunk; John Phillimore,, a gaol Bishop Alford's suggestions-even as by this form of robbery. The Opium tatakey, was und 81 for having got regards denominational help, if it be Farnier himself appeared to have in- drunk and in a fit of misdirected placed under government inspection and terested himself in the last pained pri- seal having seized hold of a respec- conduct. But there must be one hendi,; and a defence was raised that he Lowis Powell, of the Golden Fleece, was

aoner, on the score of pity, a large family, tablo shopman and demanded his piss and the "hand-in-hand" eystein would was not the proper ruan. It was however mulcted in the usual 50 cents for baving never sucecod.. Rather we would say, clearly shown that Indians frequented the been found drunk; and William Dickinson let the government hold ont its hand to house, and the euso being renauded, the and John Stansfield, of the air. Niger, were denominational schools, onducted as constable was ordered to inquire at the Re-ordered to pay $1 and 80 cents respectively their supporters sce fit, provided they gistration offies as to the owner of the house for a drunken assault. submitted to a uniform code as regards

referred to.

A wamber of emigrants on remand, be secular education and to periodical visite

longing to the coulie ship Ferites, wore

brought up as a vagrant. He got to Shang- James Duncan, a destituts seaman, was hai in the Gladiator, and thence to Hong kong in the United Service; and he was now destituto: he wished to join the Navy. Duncan was sont on board the Princess Charlotte.

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The affair was over and with only one blown up in a house. The invincibles hind serious casualty, Lieut. Gya having been been forced to bita the dust, and the force started to return as soon as the gallant Staveus and his party, (who hovered like protesting angels round the outskirts of the advanced party, dashing liore, there and everywhere when wanted) could be recalled, aud reached Swatow about 10 at night. elders came into ber for mercy, acknowledg. The next morning a deputation of village ing their fault and promising better behavi or for the future; they were mach relieved when told that it was not the intention of the Cominodore to rotors and harry them again, and that as long as they left foreign- ors alone they might live in peace and the enjoyment of their clan feuds without in- terference ou path. They into English verso us ly at first would believe that the Commo- litorally as possible.

Here follows a atanza which I have en-

dore was not going to use the power of ex- terminating them which they admitted he ponsessed, but foreign residents will prob It is true that the Chinese do ably not lose by the clemency exhibited. slurp trestarent, but they must be af fected favourably as far se

require

nation towards us goos by the difference they observe between our course and that which Mandarins would take. their own

Since then the Admiral, the Tactat, and two Chinese Cansmissioners from Canton, and brotherly love are going forth to the haye arrived, and proclamations of peace villages. May we long have it, as, thanks to the promptitude and energy of tho Admiral and Commodore, we have a chance now of doing. The affair could not have been done better; the gunboats were not and the Chinese all round were shown that taken up; the field pieces were acarooly useil within 8 days of committing an offence we gold with simple rifles crumple up their impregnable strongholds.

their incli

THE LATE KING OF SIAM. A correspondent of the Ceylon Era

Though rack'd with palu and tire disease My body be, the mind's at ease; flence, thus I write, to show how clear,, How true, Great Budha's words appear

According to Hudhism, the five Skandhas com-

(42), Lord de Grey Childers Mr Goschen (37), and the Marquis of Hary tington (35). The average age of the ous going Cabinet was fifty-five years and six months, the late Prime Minister being four solder than Mr Gladstone,-its young- est inember Lord Stanley (in the office now filled by the oldest of the Ministers), and

years

prise man. They are, beds, sensation, perceptiott, the Cabinet only containing five members discrimination and consciouen.

under the age of fifty, Lord Cairna (49), the Duke of Marlborough (16), the Duke of Buckingham (40), Mr Ward out (43), and Lord Stanley (42). The oldest mam- bers were Sir Juha Pakington and the Duke of Montrose, both aged 69.

THE INVESTITURE OF THE VICEROY OF EGYPT WITH THE

STAR OF INDIA. count of the investiture of the Viceroy with Egypte of the 28th Nov., gives at ac- the order of the Star of India :

and examinations by the Government à ROMEWHAT curious case of appropriation ordered to find security for their good he mines supplies the following sketch of exalted order of the Star of India. iospector. But with St. Paul's School took place, this morning in Cochrane haviour. They were not to be allowed to his late Majesty, Somadetch Paramendr|

Street, while ten clusts of Malwa Opium lenvo Gaol till the ship left.

his Charge in connection with those subjects,

LOCAL

THE three supposed murderers of Mr Hol-

worthy have not as yet been brought before

the Magistrate, and nothing further need

were being weighed in front of Mr Badji Ali's store there. A coolie who makes his

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MARITIME DISCIPLINE - Commenting on the Arran oase, on

la of His Highness the Viceroy with the stowaways to parish ou an ics field, the which the master aud mate were inade The investiture by Lord Napier of Mag-quately punished for leaving a number of

25th at the palace of the bussieh. Colo- order of the Star of India took place in the Spectator observes→→

We believe the main cause of the cruel- nel Stanton read the warrant empowering ties so often reported in the Merchant Ser- Lord Napier to invest His Highness with vice is not any excess in the anthority cog- the order, and Colonel Dillon, C.B., Mili-ided to the master, but the want of tary Searotary to Lord Napier, read the authority, to be exorcised under stricter greater Knight Grand Commander of the most man ought to be assimilated much more, order appointing the Viceroy an Honorable conditions. The discipline of a merchant- closely to that of a nudern man-of-war. A before us, we cannot say that either the

Phra Mongkut, Supreme King of Siam Her Most Gracious Majesty, Victoria, about people's rights. The rat right there Lord Napier then said-Your Highness, ---

ship is not the place for mawkish talk syalcin advocated by Bishop Alford, or

and Cambodia, who died on October 1, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, has as well as the first duty, the aupreme ne- our proposed modification of it is likely living by purchasing packing leaves which THE SWATOW AFFAIR,'

-1868-- to do more than help in a small way to come with the opium, was seen prowling A CORRESPONDENT furnishes us with the

commanded me, as her representative, in cessity which must always in the long run the general god of juvenile native dues about the weighers this morning, when he following details of recent affairs at this Budhist Priesthood, and having duly taken of the most exalted order of the Star of the ship and her crew, as far as human

In his young days, he entered the invest your Highness with the Grand Cross orders, to preserve discipline, to

Her Majesty's name and on her behalf to include both duty and right, is to obey to make of tion. There is one plan which we should out from his bag of leaves a sake of Malia port, which will doubtless bo read with rate, this efforts were directed to the India. Her Majesty lus reserved this high fo

was observed by a Parsee gentleman to take readily approve. Make the education at Opium; and the aların was given.

purification of Budhism. To this end ho distinction for Princes of the blood:

may, an intelligent machine. The a government school of every Chinese appropriater's bag were found three cakes

formed society called the Dhamma Yu-Great Britain, for great illustrious Princes g On the North bank of the Swatow river iku Nikuya, which, in a short time, count of the East, who have, by their faithful shocking an ount of human sufforing, is to

way to secure that oud without had between the ages of 7 and 16 of the drug, and concealed under the band there are eighteen villages or rather towased among its members, the most erudite alliance and friendship, evinced their make the low as absoluto as in the earlier -also in unnecessary Bud therefore costpulsory the religious teaching being of his browsers was found another cake; and with un extremely turbulent popntation. Budhist Theologians and Scholars of the attachment to Her Majesty, and for such days of our Nary the captain's will was, voluntary as regards its reception by the fellow was accordingly charged befo They 200 years ago sassafally resisted the Siamese Priesthood. On the death, how distinguished statesmen and soldiers as have absolute over all alike, from the command- thescalars, This would cut the Mr May this forenoon. The prisoner wied invasion of Koxinga and have ever since conerer, of the then reigning King Parama merited her Majesty's favor by eminenter to the cabin-boya. We have early sc- knot at once; is short, easy and effective to put the case in the light of a slice of good- nidured themselves invincible, living in on Dhanmika, his brother, he was called on, acrvices to hor Indian Empire. It is Heroded in that object in the Navy, aud

luck; he had bought one of those leaves tire independence of the Mandarins those by the uusinous voice of the ministers would pay exponses and educate the from the coolics, and amongst thera he presence they sometimes toleratcu but and people, to take up the reins of Govers Blajesty's desire that, in conveying to your though we have there the advantage that present of the suggestion, simply observ-self. "Ab, how fortunate an I!" and kept decisions they only respected when in thoir (fur that was his clerical name), consented Majesty's regard for your Highness, and the we might, we believe, apply the same sys- natives. We make the Government a found oue cake of Optum; he said to afin- whose taxes they ever paid and whose ment. With great reluctance Vagita Nana Highness this mark of her favour, I shall the officers are gentlemen, and the Courta umit nothing which can serve to show her can more universally trust their ceremony, ing that it is done elsewhere!

it accordingly. The Magistrate, however, favour. Always fighting among themselves to change his sacerdotal restments for the Space forbida as to notice, on this remarked that the prisoner had not be they have ben m. the bahit of uniting gorgeous trappings of royalty, and in these which Her Majesty entertains of the tour in the Merchant Service. In the single occasion, Bishop Alford's remarks on the counted for the other three opium-cakes whenever threatened from without, and on 17th year of his age, lie ascended the throne wards her Majesty's forces engaged in the Gambling and Brothel Unlimores. We

friendship displayed by your Highness fo- case of violent mutiny there is no help,- he officers must be loft practically free, khail however return to the subject of onest appropriation, and was as bad as if enterod into by which Gon-wa, Du-ting-pui, the multifinde. His reign was inarked by a placing freely at the disposal of Her Majos-cattses which provoked the rising. But it.

the optum had been deliberately stolen from Swa-boi or Hao-wu laid aside their differen- wisdom and liborality that at once secured Agent and Consul General, Colonel is not necessary the chest. He knew what the Chinese idea cos to resist the foreign devils, Bradley & for him the entire devotion of his subjects Stanton, the resources of Egypt in atores that a blow should ever be struck with of good fortune was anything found was Co.'s hong was burnt by them. Consula, so that he was ablo, in spite of oriental and transport. I feel highly honoured at out written sentence, with the reason

ordinary discipline regarded as a piece of good luck; and that, Naval Offers and civilians have all in turn prejudico, to intredes the arts and soienons being selooted by my Gracious Sovereign aigned by at least three persons, the cap- whether they knew the owner or not, they bean stoned by them, and a certain number of Europe into his kingdom. His dealings for this important ceremony. I avail my-tain, his mato, and one other, It is not always kept the property. He remembered of foreigners have even been wounded by with other Powers and States were charac self of the opportunity this afforded me of neesssary that punishment other than ar

onse in which a lady lost a brooch, and a them. Chinapan who saw it drop took it up as a

terized by a sagacious and far-sighted po- offering my cordial acknowledgment as rest should be inflicted on offenders with- Unfortunately for themselves. the Onlioy, which prompted him to establish Commandor-in-Chief of the army of Abys out twenty-four hours' delay. It is not piece of good fortune, and kept it. But this ting paint, in a moment of innocentes-friendly relations with the Courts of Lou-sinin for the courtesy and attention shown ovessary that any eruel or unusual” was very much different from honesty, sudcitement, stoned H.M.S Cockchafer's boats, don, Paris and Berlin, and ero Consulator by your Highness's orders to the force punishment, like that of keeping a lad was simple stealing. He would, however, and when Lieut. Kerr landed, pitched into in Singapore, Pouang, Hongkong, Macao which I commanded, and of expressing my aked on deck in Arctic cold, should ever Some time during last night or early this give prisoner credit for not having meantiur right and left and wounded so many off and Batavia, morning, an attempt was made upon the to steal the opium; had he been satis-his mout that the affair could not be slurred New Magazine behind Wauchi-either with Ged of that, he would have giren him six over; so a strong fores was at ones applied Pali Literature and Budhist philosophy, health and prosperity.

Apart from his profound knowledge of sincere wishes for your lighness's continued routed to. And above all, though here we know we shall part company with intent to rob, or with au intention of months' hard labor. He would now give for to chastise thent. Some wise men ad was conversant with the writings of the best

His Highness the Viceroy mado a reply that the orow should be entirely unpr.

very kindly officers-it is not more serious nature. It seems that Chi.him one mouth's hard labor-The diforvised the village to make subinissim, but English authors, and was well versed in in French, of which the following is a trans- nese are in the habit of creating over the ence of punishment would therefore appear the advice was scornfully rejected and pre- Oriental Astronomy and Mathematica. Ination extremely touched by thee with any means of reinousicating against hills and coming down towards the Maga to be more marked than the difference in parations were male to eat the barbarians fact, the disease under which he suc wine during the night, and stones are fra the crimen,

new mark of consideration and friendship order visibly involving human lifa. It cumbed is greatly attributable to dental which Her Majesty the Queen of Greas is incarceivable,-indect, the idea is dis- quently thrown at the Police and military

On Thursday, the 28th, the Commodore over-exertion in calcuisting the last Britain shows towards me in conferring up. proved by the evidence in court,that the guards, as a "Iesler" as to the routiness or

arrived with the Kinaldo, Perseus, Leven Bolipse of the Sun: It is said that of ou ine the Grand Cross of the Star of In- crew of the Arran were insensible to the otherwise of the sentries to repel an attack.

and Boner, and on Friday morning at ter completing his calculations of the dio a high distinction reserved for the cruelty being enacted on the Newfound If the guardians make a hurried scampor, ly prophecied: One of the most barefaced daylight 400 men were crossing the river Eelips, he placed the document in the princes of the royal blood and for those laud coast, or that they would not, if left the burglarious gentlemen laura that they we bave net with was frustrated last night The gunboats towed the boats to the hands of an English gentleman, to be hand civil and military officers who have signa- free, have remonstrated. It is, we fear, are on the qui vite, and vice versa. Upon by Lispector Grey and his constables at month of the creek and there stopped. Theed to the Astronomers and other Seruentelized themselves by ensinout services in in-greatly fear, cruel as the sentence may some appearance of robbers presenting itself, Fraya Central, hetween the P. & G. Offces Swatow folks chuckled, counting the men who procesded to some part of Siam to ob din. Ia favouring with all my power the can, inpossible to invest the crew with last night, the sentry gave the challenge, and and the Harbour Master's office. At Nd and silly prophecying that not one would serve the Eclipse, and that he himself went passage of the English troops through any right of resistance, eveu in a caro so. he was immediately hailed by a shower of 69, there was stored a very large quantity return. stones from unaoen hands. The night was of valuable goods in the shape of cuttle

theru, to accoromodate several persons of Egypt on their way to Abyssinia, 1 bave extrcing as this; the utinnst we can do is to. The marines led by Capt. Hall marched distinction who were expected there from buon glad to seize this occasion of giving to leave such resistance to the judgment of dark and rainy, so that nothing could be fish; and a gang of thieves, about 6.30 last up, the sure, blue-jackets, do going up in various contries. There le haut au attack the English nation a new proof of my jury but a recorded remonstrance guard were turned out, and tho two police pied in emptying the godown and carrying scene of action and landed a colpite of the kok), labouring under the malady. A com- Stanton, has boon, as ever, marked under main point, however, the secrot of all just done in capturing the hill-men; but the evening, were discovered to be fully oceu- boats ind by about 10 they arrived at the of fever, and returned to his capital (Bang- | with your eininent. representative, Colonalno Bane officer would like to face,

friendabip and syrupathy. My intercourse would be an evidenco against him such as ounty there were about," and the rothe contents to parts unknown. Two of guns. A nan came out of the village wiiile plivation of diseases ensued, and after a sult was that anything which may have the thieves were caught, and one of thera the intinee were landing, but disappeared protracted illness of about 90 days, during these circumstances with a frank cordiality. discipline, however severe,and discipline been meant to be done by the stone by the side of a bag of the fish which he dirselly, Mr Alabaster, H. M. Consul, which his mini was wonderfully erotie, ha The choice which Her Majesty the Queso at saabus for its first object prompt and throwore was happily frustrated. It is had dropped. As more than two must have went to rest him and the moment the maexpired at about 10 o'clock on the night of has made, of the eminent and skilful con- questioning abedience,is, that no pun- matter of uneasiness, however, that attacks been engaged in the robbery, however, the rinos advanced, the villagers, like idiots, the 1st October, in the 64th pear of bis nge queror of Magdala, in order to convey to istment shall bo niliated, however great or should be meditated in such a dangerous two now in custody were remanded till the opened fire upon them. A rush, a pop and the 17th of his reign. A few hours ber the insignia of the order with which she however elight, except judically, to enforce 10th, at the request of Inspector Kitby, pop-pop of the Seidere, a constant bug fore his death, he dictated to his favourite honours me, adds a now value to this disorder, and with a record. We know all who was instrumental (we understand) in ling to cease firing, and before the at Secretary, Siri Sundura Woher, the follow. tinction. I am happy to see your Excel that will be ugod about the rufianian, and Foux coundrelly emigrants were brought capturing one of the prisoners.

tacking party know well where they ing epistle in Pali, and want it by him to be loney again on this occasion, and I beg you class of sailor, and admit to the full that lawlessness, and viciousues of a particular upon remand before the Magistrato this

wore, & couple of villages were taken and read in presence of the assoubled priest to present to Her Majesty my thanks, and wounded another enig aut on board the His Excellency Sir Richard Graves Mac- into the country, the Commodore, atten- inimitable, and showe not only how sluar heal and for the prosperity of her king but there never was a show yet which could morning on the charge of having out and The following remarks have been made by the force had advanced a couple or so miles hood. Its composition, in the original, is my wishes for the preservation of her half the talk about the "docility and child- likeness of jack Tur," is poetry, or falsehood liership Veritas, The wounded than dounell, on the special finding of the jury ded by Capt. Sim, D., and Mr Alabaster, and plasid bis gind must have been on the (who appeared with his weak bound up) has when the inquest on Mr Holworthy was leading the right; Captain Stevens, R. N. verge of death, but also with what serenity been in ospital for some days, and has held. His Excellency wrote: "In reference the left, Capt. M'Hardy the field fordea. said compositre a man of trus philosophical and on the termination thereof a salute was open violent mutiny, by the strongest milfte not be kapt in order by the steady exarciss The formal investiture then took place of legal autherity, backed, in the cRES DÍ not yet been discharged from Dr Cochran's to this special finding of the jury it may, Lord (Scott the supports; and the irrepzes idane can shake off this mortal coil, tare. He stated that he was seized by the be well to note, that the construction of a sible Formusau hero everything and every

fireh The Viceroy then conducted Lord any law. A ship in which officers wear The Epistle runs thus

Napier to a fiue tent erected close to the knuckledusters" is a ship in mere anately vite, and was cut with something which Police-station at the Gap has long occupied budy.

"May the venerable Priesthood know palace, before which a review of the troops and part of that anarchy is, we are bound, ha thon ht was a chopper: he had been this attention of the Government, but the long-tan and Peitety-tun were taken, this, then I was a Priest, I repeatedly of the garrison took place. After the with all scapurt juriva and most judges, only fourteen days on board. Dr Coulitan cost of making a building, typhoon proof, and the latter not fire to u accordance with uttered these words. As I was born and troops had marched past in review order, believe, due to the imperfection of the law, gave evidence as to the wounds borne by has hitherto deterrod the Government from the mistom of the country, burning being came out of my mother's womb on the day Lord Napier and some of the officers were the conglainant; he had an indised wound contencing the work, especially as during the recaguired punishment of clan out of the great Confessions Assembly of entertained by the Viceroy The Viceror daily acts of cruelty, it produces also the - law so imperfeet that while it produce the back of the seck about two inches the last two years there has been a remark rages. -

Priente (Maha Pawarana), it would be well paid Lord Napier a visit in the evening atatu of opinion evident in the verdict of length, and three,uarters of an inchable diminution in the number of highway Returning to the hosts refreshed, the end becoming, if, when afflicted with dire and on the 27th Lord Napler took leave of the Edinburgh jury, and the otherwise ig eep the wounds were not dangerous,

robberies. The melanholy result of the force then started to visit the residence of disease and on the eve of deaths, T should His Highnees,

credible sentence of the judge.

be said of the matter till then.

quarter.

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