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MARCH 17, 1869.

ARGOES.

Customs Daily Returns.) bperts and Exports passed astom House, by the Na- g the week ended 14th Hongkong:- ar-Agar.

inuts,

..... Cardamons.

ton

tou Seeds,

134 pícula Coke,

Dates.

Palt

baskets Fishmaws.

.

ម្ហូប១,

dow Glass.

falos Hidea.

ed Laugans.

and 1,277 pieces Nall

re and Hoops,

old Copper,

Plates.

Japan Copper, ugrove Bark.

livino,

ite Nuts.

rniture.

IB.

cutwood Planks.

ried Persiaans

Provisions:

Rajsins,

lattaus,

Kalwood, anwood, Sen Blubber.

k's Fins. Stock Fins. Wax,

odware.

Sundries.

igkong:-

Americ.

Straw Bago. hareval.

RTES,

No 1802-MARCH 17, 1869,]

MORRIS'S DIRECTORY

CHINA, JAPAN

and

for

THE PHILIPPINES, &c.,

1869.

above Work is now PUB LISHED and READY FOR CIR. CULATION... Apply to

JOHN B. MORRIS, Messrs Bowra & Co.,

Queen's Road, Hongkong. January 13, 1889.

DEATH

At Shanghai, on the 8th inst., LYDIA WALLACE, of Philadelphia, U.S.A. the Vife of Thornton P. Konnell, Esq., Harbor

Mester.

THE CHINA MAIL.

ALTHOUGH Hongkong may not feel called upon to express the vivid interest in Mr Cooper's exploration scheme which has been manifested by the Shanghai and Calcutta Chambers of Commerce, it does seem that a slight expression of opinion upon the matter from our own Chamber would be bath opportune and useful The watter lies in a very small compass. Either the endeavour to explore a west ern route to China is likely, if successful, to favourably affect the interests of mer chants at Cunton and Hongkong, or it is not. In the former case, the manifesta tion of interest in his proceedings would strengthen the hands of the Calcutta merchants and directly those of the Indian Government, to which he must be largely indebted for aid in his by no means easy undertaking. If, on the other hand, the mercantile community are of opinion that an attempt to open up a western route is likely to be mis hievous or useless, a few words to that effect would put the matter in a light less favourable to the Calcutts people and prevent a needless waste of mo-

THE CHINA MAIL.

1

JEOTS."

had plodged the goods. As the goods were "QUEEN VICTORIA AND HER SUB- all identified by the owner, there was no doubt concerning the case. His Worship remarked that the defendats must have in the possession of the men who pledged known that the goods were not honestly iu them, as the gooda consisted of superior clothing for female wear, while the mon who pledged then gave their résidences in low localities, such as Tung Hing Lane, Gilman Street and Wanchi. He would returned to the owner, who would not therefore order all the property to be

The thumb and fingers of the left hand, and the left foot from the ankle to the toes, fact. Over the sapulalire of the unknown are gone; but all the other parts are per dead was placed a large limestone fat rack surrounding granite rock. that remained perfectly separated from the

of the London Star, thus illustrates "The Under this head Justin McCarthy, editor Nullity of Quoonly Power in England" my observation, in which Queen Victoria I can only recollect one instance, during put her veta on a bill passed by Parliament, and that was on an occasion when it was vian, gigantis race, are in the possession of These wonderful remains of an autadilu- discovered, at the last moment, that the a gentleman who has started with them to Lords and Commons bad passed a hill his residence East. The gentleman, it is it, and the only way out of the difficulty possibly we may bear all that can be said which had a dreadful technical blander in said, will send the remains to Boston, and be required to pay a cent of either principal was to beg of the Queen to refuse it her on the subject by the learned in these or interest. At the money advanced on the sanction, which her Majesty did accord-things whole of the goods did not exceed $40, the Lingly, and the blunder was set right in the lose was not very great to the pawnbrokers; following session. If a Primo Minister among whom is General Thomas, that many It is supposed by some of our ablest men, but the sum which would have been gained were to announce to the House of Cam more skeletons will be found during the to them had it not been for the exertions mons, to-morrow, that the Queen had box process of excavating the granite rocks in of Inspector Grey, would have been pro-ed his ears, it would not create a whit this place. Some seem to think that these portionately large.

more amazeinout than if he were to say, no remains waro deposited in this sarcophagus matter in what graceful and diplomatic prior to the formation of the present strata periphrasis, that her Majesty was unwilling of rocks that now abound here; but this is to agree to some measure which her faitlimero conjecture. ful Commons desired to see passed into law.

SUPREME COURT. (Before the Hon, the CHIEF JUSTICE.) March 17th, 1869,

IN PROBATE

OVEREND, GURNEY & CO. (Pall Mall Gazette.)

determine upon the matter in reference to particular circumstances, and, speaking solving the question as could be devised. practically, this is perhaps as good a way of When the case of the Garueys comes on for trisl it is to be hoped that whatever may

do much to lay downs higher rule for the be the result as to them personally, princi ples may be affirmed, the effect of which will guidance of the directors, and promoters of new companies than they have hitherto been in the habit of observing.

SOCIAL PENALTIES. (Pall Mall Garette.)

dual is, and must always remain, one of the The pressure of society upon the indivi- most important subjects of the anxiety of men who study the conditions of human progress. In excess it plainly leads to the most pernicious results, by stifling those eccentric growths of opinion sud feeling out of which new and improved forms have to be taken

and shaped by a process akin to Nothing dil Mr Dierasli more harm, no- the Commons to believe, by vagne insinua-

that of thing brought greater contempt on him.

natural selection among species, and without whish the exigencies of circumstan- than his silly attempts last session to induce tious and covert allusions, that the Queen at which the Lord Mayor and Sir Thomas tion in the habita, of men. On the other ces must infallibly outstrip the means of No one can be surprised at the conclusiou satisfying them; and so a confused kind of despair grows up in the minds, and stagna- had a personal leaning towarla his policy Gabriel have arrived, that all the defend- all their bereditary loyalty, complained which has just ended consisted of the veri-body should be fogally at liberty to follow and himself. So long ago as the time of anta in this case most be committed for hand, a deficiency in this pressure leads to the free trade struggle, the Torios, for trial. The prolonged and intricate inquiry evils hardly, if at all, less grievous than those which come of its oxcess. That every- of and protested against the zilent presence-fication in detail of a story which has been his own will in the fow parely re-regarding The Court sat at ten o'clock; when the of the House of Commons, on the frequently told, and which is not very long kinds of action, and in all matters of feeling -

of Frince Albert in the Peers' haring.coine on by the last mail: The with the more thinking portion of our cases remaining from yesterday were pro that it was at attempt in influe The charge against the Gurners is simply and opinion, is a maxim which needs ng

HONUXONG, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1869,

THE AUSTRIAN EMBASSY.

A PORTION of the Austrian Embassy toney and the risk of life to a man it for his enthusiasm, even if his who undoubtedly deserves high cre scheme be chimerical. We can only throw out the suggestion. It must rest

China, Japan, and the East has at length arrived at Singapore, Chevalier de Scherzer and the diplomatic members

two ships, Donda and Frederick, are reported to have passed Anjer and by the lest advices were expected at Singapore within a few days. The embassy were upon their arrival to proceed in those ships to Bangkok to negociato a treaty between Austria and Siam, and this being concluded will leave for Hong kong We may therefore hope to see

will of Jansetjes dulje, deceased, in fo

Br Caldwell applied for probate of the por of Messrs G. Ta Agabeg and B. M. Mougasotns, executors.

Probate granted accordingly.

SUMMARY JURISDICTION COURT. Before Hon. J. PAUNGENOTE. March 17, 1869.

the interests of commerce be taken. But community to say which view should indeeded with. at least let us have something more than adumb oracle" upon a subject which

Wong Cheong J. Macquade (P. Owith the freedom uf debate. No one ha

the Parliament improperly, and to interfere 4. Smith, and P. C. 60, $50, for hire of anything to way against the Queen which pouy-Plaintiff, who is a Chinaman who She is undoubtedly a woman of virtus and aud damage done to, a basket carriage and carries any weight or in worth listening to

a par-

that in converting their firm into a limited ing a company they deceived the public into take have taken if they had had full notice

A risk which they would certainly not the way in which the deeds establishing the its character, and that they managed, by

of

must for good or evil some day tell upon keeps carriages and horas for bire, good senis. So good a woman I venture to company were drawn as well as by provi- cation of fashionable shibbolatba of speech empire.

LOGAL

comment nor confirmation either in England ideas upon law from English institutions. or in any other country which has taken ita

growing rigidity of etiquettes, the multipli- The stiffoning of social forms, the ever- and thought and habit-all this the voluntary self-exclusion of a good many which cramps, restrains, and infinitely wea people of independent humour from a life

and retreat to rural heritages, or shut And the striking thing is, as we bave

themselves np in solitary chambers-or els just liinted, that those who Bout society,

ries them.

riage and pony hired for a trip to Pokfople, and that she is not a great woman, an new company with an enormous hability lum The curriage was broken either by Elizabeth, a Catharine of Russia, or even for bad debts which were represented as accident, furious driving, or both; and the an Isabella of Castile, is surely rather to assets. Without a careful study of the pony has been laid up ever since. There the advantage than otherwise of the mon- deeds themselves, the contents of which are were three in the pleasure party, Macquade,archical institution is its present stage of naturally not set out in the newspaper re- the police countable. (65) and the man oxistence. Here, then, one might think ports of the proceeding, it would be impos- named Smith (a lavera-keeper) them here somewhere about the middle. 20th, instead of Noon. Despatobes will Honor, in a lengthened judgment given sonal loyalty has a fair chance and a full subiect of their meaning put forward by whilo feigning solitude, sujoy companion.

But His if anywhere and ever, the principle of persible to any whether the theory upon the to day, decided that P. O, 65 was not liable, justification. A man might vindicate his Mr Lewis, or that which was advanced by ships unrecognisable by drawing-rooms-

and 57 pieces Trouware.

Sticks.

of past month.

ats.

Medicine. Paper.

Peppermint Leat.

packages Pickles.

uk&

30 jara Samation.

3,300 jars and 100

and 200 pieces Cotton

Салев.

reets Ginger..

Hod, White and Yellow,

Sundries,

Zelene, cleared for New

waro.

Cloth. Indigo,

dedicine.

and White Lead."

Sundries.

orts and Exports passed

er Sicamor Office during

I March.

nahun and Foyong frim

ni Cotton,

bay Cotton,

ve Cotton.

Yarn,

felicine.

tua Opium.

1g.

kreu

ksilvor.

nde Stone.

bales Cotton Goods.

les Woollon Goods,

ats.

Sundries.

Cinetian and Poyang tọ

bales Fine Silk.

Piece Gueds,

arm.

dkerchiefs, eives.

Follow Lead,

culs) Cassia.

ats.

a Bude.

rsenio

ilure

ad parcels Sundries.

ATIONS

7th March, 1889.

OW,

New $656

6376

652

New, 6235

Old,

TAR

7224

610 615

18 a 23)

164 a 21

hauge, ghty

sight, Re. 322 a 222)

B

aight, Rs. 22L uom.

hight, Bouk, Tis. 741

MB,

זיי

10 núm.

... par.

... 23.80 4,23,95

4.05

... 23:30 a 23.70

...4.60

106 (1

Old,15 p. & diset.

Now, in 1,20 p. 9. 1.

013, 26 p. P...

30 p. c. dis erature.

17th March, 1950.

[cuner & Co.'s Premises,

Road) A.M., Dry,

65

Wet,

Wet,

FM, Dry,

ximum

u over night,

Pitti

29.968

29.980

in appointing mercantile Cousüls to re-

WE received the following Memo, too late We are page. Please alter the time of Arratoon Spear's sailing to 2 PM on close at I P.M."

menée to-morrow morning, at ten o'clock,

several of which are charges fous murder of Mr Holworthy are not included offences. The prisoners charged with the

in the list.

TO-DAY'S POLICE. Mr May, sitting Magistrate,

duty da

aum

was too much: The case had now been gone through fairly, and judgment was accordingly given for $18.

INVENTION OF A NEW COMPASS.

navigation,

no mortal man can repair or much modify

are salaried as such, and not the heads of quarters and to give up his revolver..for board and lodging. She stated that the construction of the ship, or iron in the Į sudi one at least of the questions up than the necessary result of conditions which we do not intend to east uny reflection ad to touch him. There were then three cook called by plaintiff was here. Il professes to do four things: 1 throw considerable light is the question yet we like it just as little, and are just as upon the perforantle Cousuls, or in the room, and the prisoner was not in latement he stated that he was tho direction of the local attraction; 3. To wish to enter at the present stage of the

upon, the status of

of

a prácead

den.

little ready to submit ourselves.to its bur- Hence, the more unavoidable you

as be neither drove the "trap" nor had loyalty to Queen Victoris in the name of the counsel for the defendants, and in par Bumour points to the selection of a Thy Scratch Rave which was to have been anything to do with the hire thereof. The liborty itself; nay, he might justify it by ticular by Mr Giffard, was the true one. The are not by any means people of the lowest

rowed this evening, has been postponed, dugo considered that $10 was a reasonable su appost to the very principle of domoc question which is right is obviously one sort, either in intelligence, aspiration, Ell the futura post of Conowing to the inclemency of the weather and to pay for the hire of and damage to racy. Yet one must be blind, who, living in which ought to be reserved for the solemnion, or general social good-will. They are gentlainan. mi-Generd, or it may be Minister, in the roughness of the water. It will proba runzonable sum for injury done to and less so that the old, davoted spirit of personal Apart from this question, the matter re-hostile to the tailed coat. On the contrary, post- the carriage; and that $8 more was also a England, and willing to observe, does not decision of the highest criminal court

no mauvais sujets, nut-at-elbows, insolvent, the North, whose qualifications albiy take place on Tuesday next.

Austained on account of the pony. The loyalty is dead and buried. It is gone! it does itself to a very simple form. It is in all those things they are found blame- inveterate foes to the minor courtesies, ready tested in this colony are of the The Criminal Sessions for March.com who, he ought to add, had acted with per for it if you will, aa Sohiller did for the Gurney's did lead their shareholders into well-made, their linen goed, thoir esluta

$18 would be paid by Macquade and Smith, is a memory! You may sing a poetic Isment hardly dovied, ou the one side, that the less. highest character and we shall con- Thirteen cases are already on the Calendar teot fairness in the matter. They had of goda of Hellas; you way broak into pas making what turned out to be an exceed-tion and accost beyond reproach.

Their bills are paid, their clothes gratulato the Austrian Goaerament on

but had refused to agree to the sum tion, as Farke did for the death of the agevolved them in ruin, aud which they would again, are they as a rule more cynics. fered to pay what they thought was right,sionate rhetoric, if you can, over its extincingly bad bargain, which in the result in- their choice, if the report we allude to be

mentioned by plaintiff, as they thought it of Chivalry. It is gone. tras. It is to be hoped, however, that

naver have entered into. if they had been not because they despise life, and its mado fully aware of all the particulars. It that they save themselves (to use a Franch enormous tasks and tiny accomplishment, great power. liko Austria will avoid

is hardly attirined, on the other, that they the error into which other governments

expected in their own minds that this would idion) from the favourite haunts of the Henry Taylor, one-of the Naval Yard This case was resumed this morning, when,

Sequeira u F. A. Margul, $265.20.

(From the Richmond Enquirer and Exanti-be the result of their operations, and no they esteem life too precious to be given majority of their follows; rather because who have recently concluded Treaties watchmen, was charged by Sergeant Jones,

nor, January 8.)

one can suppose that it was their wish, DE We have already mentioned that a citi course, thair hope was that the gay cou-away to folly and grievous hollowness. It with China have unfortunately fallen, of the same free, with having got drunk dicable arrangement having been come

aid thrcatmed his coinrades with firearing, it was considered more advisable to go Custer, had invented a compass, which, ho probable that such was also their expectation: groat deal of hollowness should grow into zen of Roanoke County, Va., Mr Samuel pany would turn out well, and it is eminently is probably inevitable that a folly and a while on duty at Kowloong Frisoner got on with the evidence.

-Plaintiff, who is a stop-sister of defends, will fulfil the grand desideratam of the obargo, against them really is that and, from their inmellowed i prosent their interruts at the Treaty drunk last night, and to lead of going or aut, produced witnesses to support her producs not ifeviate from the magnetic mori-which they regarded at the time as likely the inevitable is still very often that to communites that are very large, vory rich, in furnishing a needle which they dequired the shareholders into a stop montal constitution, very artificial. But se he ought to have done at the Kow-rious statement, and to elus that defood-

aud funda. Ports. The Consuls should be men who long Stores, he was: ontered to remain in nut was fiable to her for the sum claimed din nder the influence of local attraction, to be advantageous, but which they ought which the best minds least oasily reconcile

bis Prisoner refused to give up the ravely there was no man-cook employed, as the

whether that attraction results from iron in to have known was business houses. In thus speaking and became violent, cocking the pistol and ama and herself did the

axceedingly dangerolle..

themselves. This or that may be no more of local attrae- which the subsequent proceedings cargo, or any other sourco cooking. to shoot any one who attempt threatening

local attraction What view the law takes of such a examined, who contradicted the latter To show the presence terfered with while in the attitude aboveployed and paid by defendant; this wit

(which no other comass does); 2. To show

For many obvious reasons we do not described. Taylor, however, 2000 camə regards foreign residents in China. Bnt reason, and threw down the revolver withness also stated that he had got the marketTo indicate, under all eircumstancos, the but there is one principle connected with the not the less but the more are people

show the extent of the local attraction; question port any discussion as to the facts, out shooting any one.

He was, however, it An auial, who was likewise called magnetic meridian as truly as does any subject which, legally and otherwise, is of their backs on the scene, and seek sini.

supplies at order of defendaut, who paid dismissed from the fores in

Clive of tays mind by the combination of consu- this drunken freak-Dufendant pleaded, the by the plaintiff, suid that defendant paid other compass when under no local influ- the highest importance, and which is complicity in solitude or else in

-kesping

This compass is entirely different in tinually misapprehended, in far and commercial avocations, chiefly presence of the drink, saying he taver because the Chinese are utterly unable to Alagistrate would bear in mind that he had ment whatever to pay $25-ionth, whils would have fired at any one: he hoped the Toller. Ho said that there was no agree-

Defondant was then called upon by Mr construction run any other compass hi- of the slight and inaccurate way which

'therto used.

people use common conceive the disinterested performance of lost his situation in consequence of his

words. This is the dis- It consiste of three systems of magnetic tinction between intention and motive. Mr Offcial functious which must at times foolishness-is Worship then sait priso- his client had to pay the rent of both houses needle, seranged in different horizontal J. H. Gurney, on being committed, des either aid or embarrass one as a simple nor to hard labor for one mouth.

at Mosque Street, in addition to various planes. The upper is composed of two mag ribed himself, no doubt with sincerity, as pierchant There is moreover a decided Henry Hughes, a seamau who when in sams for household expenses; in fact, card like an ordinary compass, The card and the same view bas frequently been put conspicuous in those on whom we would hu neti

notised burs, converted with a graduated innocout of any inte

"intention to tendency in the Chinese official tempera- trouble invariably avers his intention of book the plaintiff into his ozu boose after nordlas are attached to an axle. The two forward on his behalf and on behalf of his rather have looked for a brand, or the mark ment to regard any person engaged in joining the American navy, but never ear

lower systems of nagnotized needjes uro partners. Let us consider what is trade an of inferior social status. The picked up drunk in the street, was up again go to. He got the house from his friend attached also to an axle-both to the same meant by this. The intention of all trains of reflection which are leading some

ries out that intention; and is periodically house, and she had no house or home to fooding is ridioxious enough, and might today. He was found drunk gistrate this house going. Plaintif's brother also had a similar piles) in the sseno direction, and agent are the cathes which lead him

Mr Noronha on credit: and he kept the axle. Tuo lowest system consists of about not, or of a series of acte, is the object to

men to a froward and sulacious contempt have long since been worn away in great last night, and ho told the Magistrate this

a dozon magnetized bars, arranged (with wards which they lead. The motives of the for the worst penalties which the fart, had not but too much reason bon morning that he was to join the . 5. Na exclusive of reat and of servants' wages, rod. The middle system) of teadles onnanuther, I sit down at table, I out brand instrument for the coersion of unreasonable ogre of in house; and as the expenses, attached to a perpendicular (graduate) tause acts. Thus, I go from one room to

society is

is able to inflict on the self-possessed honour and disinterestedness of certain has been in Ghol as a rogue and vagabona were only about $10 for feeding three, the gists of two magnetized bars, attached also. and butter and put them on a plate, 1 spread inanifestations of an eccentric and iner given at several ports to doubt the strict vy as a sort of dernier resort. Memo

It is suficently obvious how powerful in sum for six oaths would be altogether merchants representing other powers again, for other 14 days,

about halt dozen times. He was sant

only about $80, or less. Ho had

this perpendicular rod, and slides the butter on the bread, put them into my dieut personality is thus thrown away. (we call to mind the Consola" of acuse

had paid her various sums, as she acted as housekeeper; up and down this rod. Hugli Manrac, & colored man, appeared and those sums monnted in so gure his on, beard of an iron slip; for example, the to Inst, my intention is to eat the bread and the pleasures of social intercourse were more

When placed maush and eat them up. Bouce, from first

*If four or five nationalities) but right or Wrougthe idea oxists amongst the Chinese places. Thos. Williams, a Brazilian, ap with rent and cook's wages, He had

with his face visibly discolored'i

in Beveral he regarded as a fair share of the expensos,oint on the rod which repels the upper all the other acts lead. My motive may organized, then everybody who had not been micidio system of needles is adjusted at a butter. That is the final end towards which carefully thought about, and more wisely that the combination of the two profez. peared in the dock, charged with having out the list of pawned articles produced; needle back to the magnetic meridian. It be to satisfy hunger, it may ho to sustain dns is degrading to the one and gives battered the colored men into this highly out he had not undertaken to redeem is only necessary to adjust this middle my health, it may be to find an excuse for

colored condition. Dotendant's colored

local attraction existing on board of that but, be this how it may, the intention, the

of their duties as

we are able to speak positively of the injurious effect produced upon the na-

consequelive

for the hubsc

ent-

the landlord had put her out of her own-

room

be

drawa

A

ence.

to

до

in

defrand,"

to do

show the artificiality of society to be, whom artificiality revolts diaposed to turn

a clique.

it to be taken much notice of, to 9379 many cards on one's mantelpiece, to dine at many boards, and stand in many crowded saloons and on many crammed staircases, be in truth outward signs of social grace, how comes it that they are still

more

NOW

of the beast ? This is one of the many

person.

ly artificial would take as much pains as

born a Diogenes and the character is most-

undeo advantages to the other, and it wife appeared as a wituese, Poor Munran single article therein mentioned; plaintif system of needles with reference to the being in a particular place at a given time; bad so much to give him, and so much to There are many reasons which conduce for two or three days and hispital had spent that money for rout and other particular ship: No change in the direction determination to eat the piece of bread and misfortune, both for the individual-and-for

would be unwise to iguore its existence. has been noder treatment

fact that unbroken cordiality has for so long a period subsisted between the two povers Upon no possible ground can Jealousy Le created between Chinu xom dents of the two nationalities, while we way express & reasonable hope that the #ppearance of R. Adairal Beron von

the

A small

was

of

he could to avoid breaking with a body that smatch away from him. It would be a great society, if blandishaents and social were to trip men up in the conscientious joye search after truth and sievation of character, in frank and manly expression. But

or

much

debts previonely incurred secure to the members of the embassy aurigus one. He said that they were all

atory is a His: Honor said that it appeared very of the ship misken any difference in the butter, and to do whatever is necessary for A meet cordial welcome, and every poszi-"about" drinking together on Friday last, remarkable that no agreement should have pointing of the upper needle, while the that purpose, romains thehanged, nor does ble aid from British subjects resident in when Williams got under the influnce the couratitore parties. Acording to ourd attached to the upper end of the axles affect the intention itself in any degree. 1t lower systems; which have a graduated the motive which leads to that intention these countries, and not the least is the thay returned to his house at West Point the contradictory statements of the parties, to which they are attachod, which card is just so with regard to fraud. If you there is nothing either discreditable to Shortly afterwards, prisoner gave vent to they appeared to have lived from hand to indicates the movements of the two lower mean to do that which the laws.

month, and kept no account of who relieved expressing to the effect that be loved the presstine at any given time, so as to systems of needles, traverse like an ordi-fraud the intention bim, very

much; and he then proceded to

is to defrand man or dangerous to anybody else in, a cat- prove bila strong affection by knocking do. strike any balance between them. Heary compase.

whatever may by your motive. Thou- tain strong reluctance to offend the opinion fondant's head against a wall, which made tickets and their dates, as something wight THE EXHUMATION OF AN ANTEDI may be imaginod which would lead people when it is above all things expedient that

would like very much to see flie

DEWD-

sands of motives, some amiable, some or feeling of people about him, with whom hire sensoles. After this (Munroe says)

auch be reverse, some social, some selfish, ho is acoustoried I to live, and

to

whom

he defendant kicked lim all over the body; be looked upon in the light of plaintif

be learned therefrom. The question might LUVIAN HUMAN SKELETON.

obligation. If occasion arises to deceive each other; but if in point so that no part of bis corporation being a guest of defendant, in which case

(From Sauk Rapids (Minu.) Sentinel). Petz at Peking will have a favourable demonstration of attachment was closed consistent, or, as a tort undertanding Sank Rapids Water-power Company were deceit which the law of the land calls fraud, testifies to the need of sacrificing this right-

should escape his affection; and the

fact they du desire and mean to receive, some person or ductrine should be smitten While the quarrymen employed by the and it that decuit in one of those cases of hip and thigh, then the unanimous yerdict result upon the many political questions by a cut on the forehead with

atheit to

the best persons that have ever lived now pending between other foreign re- kuifa. Mauros farther said, "We have Pay a fair share, in which case it would engaged in quarrying rock for the dam they do intend to defraud, even if their ful considerateness to what happens at the presentatives and the Chinese. As one of always besit on goud terms."The wife of apps that plaintiff bad lost or sacrificed a pi at this place, they found imbedded in the but praiaoworthy.

which is being erected across the Mississip motives are not only ainiable and natural time to be the more binding doty of pro- the "Great Powers," Austrin need be but Mauras deposed to drinking, words and great amount of property to the pawn solid granite rock the remains of a human slightly indebted to others for assistance.scafling; and said that prisoner his Honor adjourned it for a short time, in feet below the surface of the ground, and tremely difficult to define with any degree of and opinions which universal common

broker. It was a very difficult case; and being of gigantic atature.

What, then, is the moaning of the word claiming a truth or vehemently protesting Interpretarial help will of course to drunk-Prisoner himself and all are order to get the pawn-tickets, and consider about three and a half fest beneath the up- precision just because it is mail do con- tolerate on any terms, a man may defy About seven "fraud " It is a word which it is ex-gainst an error. Out of the track of acts necessary, there being in China but one quarrel, during which no struck in

seral drinking bout," and said there was the matter:

sense holds to be pestilent and will gentleman connected with the Austrian hist: the quarrel was about ten cents of were found to be dated prior to the date found indbedded in the sand, which had sonso. The following description of it is,

On resuming, the pawn-ticketa produces per siratum of rook, the remains were tigally and always in a condominatory the opinion of one set of people in the overnment who has studied the lan- his acney which Muure had minappro- when the satise of action comprenant evidently buen placed in the quadrangular perimps, not altogether inaccurate. Frand just confidance that he secure of go. That this help will be most priated. The wound on the forehead was the plaintiff said she had given out grave which had been dug out of the aulid is any kind of deception, either by the the approval of some other set. There freely accorded by British officials, should used by the wife of Munroe, who assisted

rook to receive the last remains of this in- it be requested, it is scarcely necessary herbusbaut, armed with a fork, with which

His Honor thereupon said that I had

tediluvian giant, to say, and their experience cannot hut she paddor promiscuously-metimes at prove valuable as having boon in the her husband and sometimes at prisonment was False; she had completely failed is to-day at least two feet below the present come to the conclusion that plaintiff's state feet wide and about three fest in deptli, and The grave was twelve feet in length, four front of all uegociations, whether peace oue, as well as the drink had been, he dis- to make out her case, and he would there- level of the river. The remains are com-

his Worship regarded the row as a mutual ful or warlike, which have taken place charged the prisoner.

fore decida against her. Judgment was! during the last decale, As having at

Poon Ayow, Kwo Ashun, Lee Asai, Bo then given for $12, the sum which was ad. Pletely petrified and are of gigantio dimen that in which he would have otherwise been. only very wonderful philosophers indeed

The head is massive, assures Induce a man to take shares by direct falen- least no opposing interest, none will more A ping, Chut Ayuse, and the Achirr, pain. mitted by the defendant as lent him by the

plaintiff

thirty-one and a half inches in vireumhood or by suppression of facts which you somely rejoice to sea Austria amongst brokera, were charged severally with having

The Court then adjourned till 3 o'clock.

ference, but low on the os frontis and very were legally bound to acquaint him with, the list of "trenty powers" than will takon stolen goods on pledge, well kuuws

fat on top. The femur measures twenty- and he is defrauded. lutand for whatever. THE GUIDE AT 10A-Au old Gael, In British stbjects in China generallying the seas at the time to have been

six and a quarter inches, and the fibula purpose to do this, and he is intentionally the capacity of a guide, went round the Whether her advent will be regarded Sales Pay) appeared for some of the belle of her sponse, as she sailed into the equally long in proportion.

stulen property-Mr Brereton (from Mr. How do you like me, now i asked a twenty-five and a half, while the body is defrauded. Get another person to help you rains and over the graveyard fe pointed Will equal complacency by nations more prisoners, It appears that on the 10th in yoons with a sweeping train of muslin fol

in carrying out the deceit, and you and he cut the last resting place of 48 kings of nearly allied by position and language, taut a robbery of clothing was committed loving her.

From the crown of the head to the sole conspire with intent to defrend, however Baotland, four of Irelsod, and eight of Nor "Well, said he, to tell the of the fout, the loughh is ten feet ning and amiable or even virtuos your motives way; but the story is not to be received as cannot say. But if they are wise, front the Salt ish Lane at West Point and truth, it is impossible for me to like you a half inches. The measure around the may be they will recognize in every addition to that on information being given to Inspect any longer.??

chest is fifty-nine and a half inolies. This

sound gospel exactly. Among the Scotch the powers which negociate with Chinator Grey that ofiour found almost the A GENTLEMAN, who recently travelled giant must have weighed at least nine deceit will amount to stich a fraint that s

The question what kind and degree of putautates, he told ns that Macbeth was interred there, when an anxions in reinforcement to that pressure which whole of the property on the following day ever & Western railroad, declared his opi- hundred pounds when covered with a conspiracy to effect it would be criminal is quitar beside me struck in with: "How do eded to open up the country, while of the property axccoded $300 and an optry, as the superintendent keepa a boy ran- recesins, and there is nothing left but the which can in practice be decided only by the aid man, but he recovered himself and re- In the prisoners pawa-shops. The value alow that it is the safest road in the conreasonable amount of flash. The petrified one of that large class of important questions you know This query almost upset the preserving its autonomy and the stability portunity was given by the Magistrate to ming shcad of this train to drive off the cows naked bones, now weigh three hundred and process of judicial legislation. As cases plied, "Weol, sir, I never heard anything of its government,

the pawnbrokers to find out the man who and sheep-Amerkan Paper,

four and a quarter pounde

uriso the judges before whom they are tried also sin' I was born."Glasgow Herald,

thes to her friends.

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sions.

assertion of falsehood, or the suppression of truth in casos in which the person

person deceived is placed or is induced to obligation to tell the truth, by which the suppressing the truth is under a legal place himself fua different legal position froin

certainly hurt anybody worth taking into is scarcely anybody in the world, and

society these triburiala are vastly numerous

sit tribunal or other; quly in our moder account, who is not responsible to soine

whether too numerous and too individualiz el for the perfect health of the body politis, ana positively devido.