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EINA MAIL.

MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1869,

CITY HALL,

me will elapse before the

completed, and the publis

e benefit of its erection. fact, are the labours of the

Builder concinded that it

the intention of the Com-

ta public meeting of the

and subscribers about the resent or the beginning of th, to formally hand over. for public use and decide otion of those upon whom its maintenance in working with no slight gratification ble to record the undoubted bas deservedly attended birit of those to whom the debted for so bandsome an its prominent buildings, e major portion of the un- lding has been removed, ble to judge for themselves

Far Chinese labour, andor

rection, has been successful out the Architect's inten-

will be remembered that

the walls had been raised.

contractor first employed devolved upon his surety, hoy, to finish the contrast, mination which ensued: of

an

it then stood rouch was

unsatisfactory nature.

e larger beams, the pillars,

were found to be both bad

d of most careless workman-

bir romoval and substitution

aber, with better labour, was

as it now

*insisted on. The delay thus imply atuned for in the im- effected, and though a few original carelessness are to critical eye, the general the workmanship thly satisfactory. The then- handsome and commodious, ghly ventilated and afford- ample menus of ingress and stage is, in its dressing gpliances, the most complete an an eastern colony, and the therto so frequently made by isitants that the accommoda formances in Hongkong was and exorbitant in price will o longer Mr Holland bas iccesafnt in the decorations nteil, and the acoustic quali eatre ara, so far as can yet be high order. Altogether the have reasonable case to be "Thespian Temple." yje fast gotting into some actical order, and now that pine hundred dullurs bas been by the Morrison Education ards tho rebinding of the d over to the charge of the Committee, inmediate steps Een to make this really good permanent public value. ive of the public. interest felt we may mention that in aid of the library have received, the latest of which Chevalier de Schertzer, Prin

Civil Department of the iseion, who bas presented a lection of works in German the former of which expe

dering the large number of aking residents in the Colony, rticular value, Her Majes

has sent her own works

dograph inscription, and His

fir Richard MacDonnell has

ed some valuable volumes.

Eye of Canton bax contributed

books in which he has so

sed the "China Question"

atlemen have expressed their o help the object in view

evoted to the formation of a finished, and will before a

riod expires be ready for the specimens. When the care

No. 1871-JUNE 7, 1860.]

THE CHINA MAIL.

Of course there are some who find of all the British. North American Posses-juurder or something else: how he got his Sperry & Co., George W. Stewart & Co., under the protection of the American far? States Senate, perhaps your readers would

fauls, and will find fault to the end of the chapter. But as a community the Colo zista at large are, we believe, pleased with the result of the ('ommittee's efforts, Very certainly many who have come to disparage have stayed to express a very gentine pleasure at farding the building

100

cautioned.

destination; or

at

It

riage way in front of the building is

Washington, April 19th-Chandler offer brought in a chair. He said he did not the rum of $18,000, by making extensivo with the British customs acal. Later the MES. LINCOLN AT FRANKFORT. levelled and railed the City Hall willed a resolution in the Senate directing the know of having done anything whatever, purchases of flour and liquor, and abscond- American schopner Lizzie Major, bonud present on appearance worthy of the most President to open negotiations for the set- and he was not aware wherefore he was up ing with their Hour on the China steamer. from Havana to New Orleans, was over Journal writes:-As Mrs Lincoln's petition A Foreign Correspondent of the Boston important British port in the far East.

tlement of all existing controversies with "before the gentlemen" at all; he knew The chief sufferers ang the flour mer banled at sea by a Spanish frigate, board for a pension is now before the United England on

the wis of the surrender nothing about it, and may have committed chants were: George Babcock & Co., ed, and two passengers were taken from sins. Chandler made a lengthy speech'in auzu ilamaged he had not the alightest idea. and Kinzey Bros. They employed Vernon without other explanation thau that their She is at Frankfort with her son, who is at like to know something of her whereabouts support of the resolution. He said heMr Russell asked if he did not think Seaman, sgeut for Oliphant & Co.'s line of names were not on the vessel's manifest school. She lives at one of the public hoped the proposed negotiations will be himself a great fuul for drinking himself vessels, to telegraph to that house, in hops On the bare statement of these facts, thes made and the Canadas nequired peaceably; ant suola a state of know-nothinguess. of seizing the four as it was landed. The case against Spain certainly has a gratu hotela, in a very plain and unpretending but if England desired war, fut it be shart, But all the answer which could be elicited dispatch was sunt to Liverpool; thones to aspect, and unless satisfactory explanations and having the reputation of being vory sharp sud decisive. The Michigan veterans from the Courier man was that two men Point de Galle, at the southern extremity are made, it is not easy to see how our industrious. She is quito economical,

༦ གྲྭ༣༥༠ style,

Τουτα Occupying a is the third story alone would capture the British North were or ought to have been with him at the of Ceylon, which is the terminus of tele Government can avoid making a formal if appearances do not mislead, she liss no and American Provinces. The resolution was time; he knew nothing whatever of what graphic communication; thence it was taken demand for apology and reparatiou so far superior to what they had expec-referred to the Committee on Foreign had taken place he only woke

with to ted. As a specimen of Chinese work Relations.

sure boues and a bad head in the cell this entertained that either the flour or the would nadortake to acquiro Cuba by pur- very freely of the good President, and to Hongkong by steamer. Little hope was not likely that the prosent. Administration mora funds that are necesary to make her

comfortable.

To Americans she speaks manship it reflects aredit, not so much Philadelphia, April 20th,John Mori-morning-Fiued 60.cente and

thieves would be overtaken; for it was fear classe or by conquest; nor is the proposition always with tears.

Two periods of the upon the native artists, as upon the arty, President of the Irish Republican Une gentleman bearing the uncommoned that they would laud their ill-gotten that Cuban independetice should be recog: Presidential career of Mr Lincoln she Huropeans by whose constant attention Convention, telegraphed to Souator Chandappallation of John Smith, describing fum- booty before the steamer reached its final nizer, justable on the sentimental ground alludes to with great feeling. The one and watchfulness "scumpel" work hasier the thunks of twenty thousand Irial-self as a merchant from Bangkok, sugraph might be called into requisition interest of human freedom and civil that the that the rebellion in that island is in else, anticipating

in the covers meu, for he recent speech on the Alabama placed before Mr Russell (but not in the

covers the last day he been avoided. We regret to learn that treaty. He says the reconstruction of the dock) on a charge of having been carried in at them, would transfer it to other gress. The question of the acquigi Mr Linenin's life. He had a presstiment prn- before he first started for Washington. spent in Springfield the present Chairman of the Committee United States, resumption of sperle pay a chair to the Station in a helpless pector at the landing. It is therefore pleasing to whatever to do with the new cess presented that he should never enter it again. of The other is connected with the last d in the crowd Cuba by the United States liss

day of is likely to resign his position within a maut, the extension of American territory, The chair-coolies had been paid, Inspector at the short period, for energetis mon me the vindication of the National boner, sud Kirly said; and Me Russel thorofore dis- note that a dispatch was festerday received by alleged outrages of Spanish authorities was tender but very and in all his farewells.

As a chief worker in the the liberation of Ireland would follow horarged the merchant.

by Vernon Seaman from Uliphant & Co. acherne, he has placed the Colony undertilities against England.

A somewhat important case was brought

wever, involve the recognition of car might, however,

carriage to go to the station be gave was seized at the place of its destination. the independence of Cuba, with a long train old homestead, where he had passed an no small obligation, and the path of his ridge Company, of Bridgeport, Ct., a charged. Frisoner was brought up by one The slippery Celestials, however, succeeder successor will be easy in comparison.

received an order from Madrid for ten ruilof Air Caldwell's informers, but she said in sliding into a crowd of their moon-eyed sibly,

of which would, pos It is not we believe in contemplation lies of cartridges for breech-loading rifle.

any happy hours of his life, a long, fond, informer disappeared

lingering look. Turning to his wife, be to forimally open any of the departments

The Republican's of the building to the public until it leaves for Englandai says Motley not present himself to be and did countrymen, and made good thir escape into island to the United States.

the Ion May 19th. General of the inquiry. On reference to the

prosecution the interior."

We have reports of unwanted activity in My dear, take a good look at the We shall never live in it Gaol

both Spanish and American dock-rauds, again over." He leaned back in his aball have been formally inaugurated by aloud, Secretary of

(where all branding is exconted with Tas San Francisco refers as follows to the though the former nation would naturally carriage and was silent till he reached go at the same gation, will His Royal Highness the Dake of Edinby Sinton, April 20th-Chandler, in fount that the prisonor had never been appointment of the New American Minis. be preparing for more vigorena operations | the station. The day ou which Mr Leola

promptitude and despatch," &c.), branded at all. Inspector Craddock (a the motive for recalling 3. Boss Browne,

in Cuban waters, leaving out suy calcula was shot he seemed very sad and worn estore for China and Japan What was pretty shrewd but somewhat over confident our minister to China, has not transpired. the fact that the navy of the United States Mira L. said to him: "You need rest, you to American complications. But down. Before he left the breakfast table of the library and museum, and will) He insisted that bad his advice bem fol- when Mr Doug was a brand; but to distinguish himself in the raty benig reinforced from that portion which are exhausted. Promise me that you will

officer) persisted in assorting that the mark While Mr Brore has had to ma

by

he few months of war at it was to be ride with me this afternoon at threa least of the late war looks as if there was to be o'clock, and he promised. Mrs. Lincoln howed clearly and con- expose any trifling defects in plastering or been paid within thirty days. He said that far too deep and trending too far upon the miss

clasively that the wound on the ear was known to have better

Bluce bis arrival at Pekcations for the demand made for explanations or apologies said; Shall I invite some friend to go colouring-defects so constantly visible. Enehind, Hge the French in the occupation drum of the ear, to be a brand, Craddock i mission than thosa possessod by a mere in the case of the two american vessels seizwith us" He said; "No; let us

had stakel the continuauce of modified his dictum to an opinion only.

politician and second rate

for he is ed, backed up by a of naval

& display

power

He was uncommonly tender dur- building in its present state will, we her.

linguist, a traveler, an

**ccomplished liter- which would be formidable enough to make the whole ride; spoke of their pleasant believe, entorse our opinion that but the rebellion. Ho denounced the conduct

and discreet, bearing. But in this case, the

Boay home iti wants war with Spain, or with any other the death of their children; the noble men ttle fault is to be found.

of England and of Minister Johnson; also,

new appointee, William A. Howard, of power; but if the dag has been outraged by who havi died in battle; and the dear the tardiness of the date Committee in

Michigan,

of 2007

the seizure of ita peaceful vessela or Liberal education, not taking earlier action.

1088011-

must be mafutafued 1 by "peech was very bitter.

ample York, April 21st. The proposal that can

Bcarce.

Chicago, April 20th.-The Metallic Cartup, in which an alleged old offonderog, informing him that the tour on the American tag. War with Spain to his neighbors. When he got into his

pro burgh, which event is expected to take his speech in the Senate to-day, road place early in October next. This will extracts from bis former speeches to show give time for the perfect completion of that he originated the position now every detail, the thorough arrangemented by the Committee of Piragu astm- have

bowed, the Alabama claims would

hear

Wile

it was

до

of

of consequences, One

be the ultimate sumeration of that

Wo

is at 2

lawyer,

sail :

the

in Chinese work; though visitors to the UI BEY America on the success of Prisoner explained' bis wound by saying steur, ainda mau of cosmopolitan views the demand respected. Of course, nobody-pringfield; their early struggles

THE ALABAMA MATTER. Ir the latest news brought by the

The whole not looking after his cases better, gave his who has served through, three successive gers under it, the honor of the Republic isda they left behind, He seemed like

one

Jupan in relerence to the Alabaow ques- Great Britain shall surrender her Northup with the prisoner, saying that the Jae5, and has a ripe judgment (for the offender or of hostile demon on the western alope and nearing the

New

American pussossious, as a set-off against sensation in certain circles, and many regard it with decided favor.

Senator Sumner's speech is copied in full by both English and French journals ( Canada), and in the topic of much discus sion.

THE COOLIE TRADE

we

that he fell down aud cut his ear on some pieces of iron-Inspector Kirby, having been sent for and mildly reprimanded f evidence to the effect that some merchants

he did not believe that the man was quasi-branded man was a respectable man;

to understand that the mark on the ear was vory suspicious, and then discharged ho the pocket of a guuner of the S.S. Bengal A coolis was charged with baring picked of 30 rupeos, The Gunner was selecting a singing bird at the Cochrane Street bird stores when he felt a hand in his coat, and

Another European gave escaped.

chase

own number to reprosaut the nation in

from

It seems to hu insisted that oue from fio States, and hence the removal of Browne ties with Great Britain, and it is by no of the Asistie ruissions belongs t

to the Pasitions. The facts as narrated in the Mary

Lotell case also involve the Spanjah anthor The people of this coast would recognize a certain propriety in selecting one of their will be passed over in silence by that Go verament. The public will wait for further bave more intimata relations than all the tions with great interest. China or Japan, with which countries we development in these unexpected complica rest of the United States but the selection should be in every way d proper one, pro- ditable to the Republic, and not a shiftless experiment in this interest of private in- trigue and ambition.”

going down of

of the sun, whose joys and the

been thought of Mira Lincoln during the bin. The rest of the story the world friends of his youth ware clustering around

kuows by heart. Whatever may have

ku

won on this side of the by her ladylike and rotired condust. The Water anly friends beat friends of America bere think she has been treated rather harshly. Millary men ars unanimous in the opinion that she is autitled to a pension as much as any sol- dier's widow, for by our Constitution the President is the head of the army, and he fall in the cause of liis country.

Jupare corect, it will s004 be removed from the region of uncertainty so far as the Alabama claims, has created a deep branded at all---His Worship gare prisoner followed by que appointment of Delous means likely that this insult to their Hsg heat and conflict of the rebellion, he has diplomacy is concerned, and will be mmitted to the decision of war. The hasis of further negotiations, it is said, will be an assertion not only of England's fuli responsibility for the damages caused by the Alabama directly, but also for the injuries indirectly caused, the prolonga. tion of the struggle in the United States for two years longer than would have been necessary but for the sympathy pro fessed for, and aid afforded to, the South by Great Britain. A partial estimate of these damages place them at the moder Ate sum of four thousand millions of dol lars. The decision of the Senate (says the bullein) has put our claims beyond arbitration." Sunator Summer has made a speech in which this form of stating the case that of full liability by England, without reference, to arbitra-

reano,

tho

Мг

beak, May

CORRESPONDENCE.

NEGROES IN OFFICE.

apology to be tendered to Prince Kung for Peaceful prosperity that coigned to that the President and confirmed by the Senate.

a

A GLOOMY EDITORIAL. (San Francisco Herald, May 1.) IN our contemporary's columus. o grabbing thereat, he caught one, who

Tho Republic bas, indeed, fallen on find the following protest by merchants and caught the pristner, who was found

gloomy daye. All the venerable traditions at Amoy to H. B. M. Consul on the with the rapees in his band; prisoner, how-

of the old glorious times of the early fathers unbject of the exportation of coolies in ever,

evor, when the policemsu approached,

of the country,all respect for station,— vessels belonging to non-treaty powers,

the nanou

namn of American citizen, tbren

all pride in the

rapoes on the

Other ground. Is there not sufficient public spirit in

THE FORMOSAN AFFAIR.

are becoming up-rooted from the minde sant who saw the occur

A Washington correspondent of a San witnesses were presant Hongkong to get up a similar protest Magistrates having taken their seats on the

To the Editor of the "Cuna MAIL," of the people. They are becoming dis Francisco paper says "A number of no- but they were not called.--Both against this port bring permitted to be Bunch, Mr Rassell sentenced the

HONGKONG; June ō, 1869. heartened and demoralized, and no longer grove have already been given important

know to what prisoner

SR-With reference to the policy of used for the convenience of dealera ia to one year's hard labor, adding that de self-humiliation which has been invented elevation of Grant to the Presidency would of Celina lave just been appointed by

faith,

or party, or principle and lucrative Federal offices in the Sonth, to aling.

The majority believe that the and two negro mistrates for the District coolies for Peru? Surely everybody inportation and a brand would be the rosult for Great Britain by Messrs Gladstone and do much to restore the Hongkong does not wish to get rich by of the appearance of prisoner before Bright, and which has culminated in the ach such a trade -

before the In the next deal, they will doubtless have war—would soften, the asperities of facther places in the Washington police. disposed of a coul larceny case the Formosa affair, I should like to know Stry-in consequence of the abuses con (in which a coolie was defendant and a resi- wheth tion--is distinctly set out. The denooted with the shipment of coolies from dont in Syingpoon the sufferer to the extent report which has been very extensively/Pressure of partisan measures; and, above among the doorkeepers and polico of the

whether there can be auy foundation for

tion would relieve the country from the They are already their representatives California has the following leading this port, in vessels belonging to countries

all, would heal at once and forever the Cupitel; but as yet have not had any clerk- article on the subject —

of a piece of grass-uluto) by sending the circulated bere in pavat circles, vis, that which have no Treaty with China, the thief to hard labor for six months. This Lasset. Gurdon, &.N., Wira Parried out the wounds this war bail mado. This hopes ship. In either hours assigned to them.

have been sadly The impression which Srnator Sumper's undersigned merchants of Amoy have sentence was made thus

severe because auts of hostility against the Taotal of For

us have place," "provisto aviuiced

Baticuntly in

in high moral recent speech on the Alabama Treaty bus resolved that the foreign Consula bere be defendant was proven both by Wardena for which the British Government is leth, disappointed. The Shib-evon Mr Secretary Gorbam seems to have made in Singland can hardly bake saybutyje to faking, for the purpose of Gray do operet to and seen city in 5200 Apuudly promotion for the exploit in ques

to make

re resentations to their and

and inspector Grey to be old thief. about to eat dirt," has been promised appointment of uegross to foreigu missions the movement is progressive. I wish Grant The ideas" to appoint a negro assistant. But have been a mere unmeaning sound.. by surprise.. The speech has made a pro- pray-nting the urger introduction of an for 32 us, and was unted as a com¡ Gion, as Robu as polie attention shail bar to Troasury clerkships to the office of would appoint a full-blooded nogro to the of the remarkable events of the times that legal coolie trade at this port, or the

mendable subject for

for deportation beun sufficiently diverted from the events tions where they have authority over white Assessorship of the First District, by way Postmaster and Register, and other posi Collectorship of a Franciaco, or the exportation of a treaty which received the unsent of

evolics to the Clinchas or

Private Walker, of 75th Regt, was connected with bis name. That the Consul men and administer the abairs of white won, of educating our people. I should like American Minister with full powers, should other objectionable islanda receive but one vote in favor of the ratifica

of the same corps, inasmuch as he had distant relation even of a whig

with disgust to see how the California otice seckers now and on the evidence of the Con-

Bobleman) Consul

and cisternation

who tion in the Senate, and that its rejection

watch from the custody atalen

of the should be disgraced for an action which it appears that should receive the hearty and tmited ag missivuor of Customs,

anything that Congress or the Administra- Corporal.

that was proved the Fatry,

obtains promotion for his naval colleague tent to the every

merely of proval of the people. As we view the mat cool es have lately been kidnapped and sold which was leanging up in

in the Library.

manhood and be incredible under any other Go-

on the part of tion does, wonkl relish that.

"For a week or so past the Senate bas there is no danger that hostilities will

to Einigration Agents, and a coutinuance the

Souths,

deconeg. into (let me hope temporary) power ition for it-there is no palliation or any tive of the black race in the person of

Thora in not simply no justifien- foreigners odious to the Chiness. subjects of

au entinly unbleached American, but,

found impression is this country. It is due.

tit

Not

From atidavits made bofors B. Bar charged at the instance of Corporal Farrell (who, unfortunately for useff, is not a hns filled the whole copy is ableor here, are ready to say "amon" to

Tt

Was

FOUR

intr

mów out of tins rezection Mr Sumner's of such proceedings will make this same of properly of an in hospital named venasit than that which has been hoisted par vitizens, but eve of ordinary pimu had frequently nou is donr a reprezenta-

ter,

but was jo tie Corporal's Korngland; but at present all things are decently plausible apology for it, and Geneioutonant-Governor Daun, of Lou If the aban-ling regulations binding on all cents; and on coming out of indl on possible, and ous would like to know if Great will find that it all his services, old, an inteligentan it BOMB and the Greaty powers were enforced, tho 3uch alto, i obligation. Ou the likely to occur.. For my pan part, I trust i

Authorities would strictly

to meet this pressing

Tal

with

which Lieut. Unrdon's promction is among those

his achievements and his patriotism-grunt and

way of putting the case, although calm and

Walter owed a Chinese coff e-shop temperate, is upon the whole sufficiently

ho had no money starting to cause a shade of uneasiness ina the snind of Mr Bull.

The Tones admits that in this way of put-forbid all vessels of non-treaty powers to 31st, he quicly removed the ticker" from it may be. ting the case; the claims have reached the carry coulius.or emigrants to foreign parts, the Library at the New Barracks, and caurmous suin of $422,000,000, with a fair prospect of a further increase, As a matter

of

fact the damages suffered by this country

theke abuses would cease.

If, however,

ver, vessols under the Centraling it on, he went to the coffee shop, the keeper that he was utterly cashless uther flags are allow-bat offered the watch for $2, and received American, Siarace, el to

truth of.

Labor

Gaol, this

Your obedient Servant,"

CUBA.

ง

SCHUTÁTOR.

and fully recognizai as they are by the somewhat struge to see this fall-blooded whole people will shield Lim from the lotting on the sofas of the Senatu the grave censure and even opprobring his Chamber. But black as he is, he is

in regard to

To these appointments Course

officer of the highest branch of entailed upon him.

We were to have had the Louisiana Legislature, and as a number on the fluer are oconpied by mou autre of ponos is the appointment of darkies

f

Beat

to browbeat the Southern peuple. Adde it is morally certain that before long black to this we find that a miserable military Senators of the United States will mako charlatan, whose only martial instinct seous their

heir appearance.

from the wrongs of England during the coolies, the regulations. Lluding that suur, less the 24 cents for coffee, I AMERICAN COMPLICATIONS WITH! peace, North and South, and the first who were sent here by voters of his color, late rebellion, far exceeded this aum. Bat them should be

be assimilated to the most May having been satisfied of the

(Bulletin, May 1.) - there are consequential because they can neverages which stringent of those now enforced on foreign the car, sent Walker back to

ic, vessels of treaty powers, which are placed time for six months, with hard be ascertained, can at a manifest disadvantage by the facilities

Recent events in Cuba have materially changed the aspect of the relations hereto paver be

any money cousi- allowed to other vessels, bound by none of brought before. Mr Russell on the informa Spain. Our Republic has been on terms is enforcing all the vengefut and degrading and after slogizing the disposition of the

Aluny, & compensated by

Au Nolies of Nebol, was fore cxisting between the United States and to be to oppress civilians in time of peace, Hyths by, the colored preachers of deration, Mr Sumter did not argue that

held a meting the other day, this consequential loss could be adjusted by the restraints which in their case are deed- tion of

seutui from the same of complete smity with the ragererated measures that characterized the first district According to the payinent of money. He took this broaded right and necessary.

days to complainanta | stuty-

Spanish nation, and wad the first to re- of the conquest, on the people of Virginia. Adrainistration to give the colored people ment, and other evidence on information, cogni Teabella. Although there wa

the Provisional Government after The most vindictive ensuins of the south their fair share of the offices, resolved that prisoner had been arrested in Taipingshan,

ern people are placed over them as military they (the preachers) were the proper ones ons charge of haring beau engaged in some natural disappointment that a rulers-among them, the most, vidiously to say what darkies should be appointed." various burglaries upon several villages in majority of the Spanish public men were the diatriet bafore dained. Tho military

aryagainat a republic, our people were dis man who appeared us complainant swore to guard to abate nothing of their cordiality prisoner's identity, saying he was prison-

view of the case to show more clearly the

enormity of the outrage which England per petrated upon us at a time when, of all others, it was in hor power to inflict what Mr Cobden termed cruel losses.

(Signed)

21

TAIP & Co. -BOYD & Co.

"}

Per JOAN POSTER & Co.

F. W. KırcaSO. P.pro J. K. CUNNINGHAM.

N. MURTON.

now & Co. ELLES Co.

Amay, th May, 1869,

disposed of 'resident Johnson's appointeca.

But the Executive is not more than half

to blame for the degradation that bas fallen

PRINCA ALFRED AND THE EARL OF BEL

upon the country through scandalous ap- SORE-The following story has found itd

The value of ships actually destroyed was according to English

admissions, $15,000,000; but according to American estimates, $20.000,000. And this is one of the smallest itsens of loss, although it is a very tangible one. More than a a thousand merchant ressis were transferred to the British flag, and the destruction of coni. merse was complete. Thus foes of merchant THB Band of the 75th Stirlingabire Ragi- to H. B. the Goveruus, who als anded revelation in Cabs, while its animus tas Senate. Nobody whose sensibilities are not privato, advices. have not been so coment tonnage, actinal and consequential, has been ment will perform at the Public Gardens, Ordinance 2 of 1850 (sec. 3) entitled "an in the United States, especially whie the to denounce that body as dead to all de- rather did

as yet undeveloped, found few champions wholly deadened by partisanship, cau fail | It is said that the earl absented himself or on Tuesday, the 8th June, commencing at Ordinancn to provide for the more eReotive

net attend to bid

to bid the estimated at $110,000,000. When it is said 5,30 r.. The following is the progresowe: carrying out of the Treaties between Great People of Spain were battling to save their oenoy and self-respect. No render of his publio farewell, because of a quarrol be

or's uncle. Prisoner bad robbed the toward Spain because ale chose a inonarchy

a popular form of government: pontments; and still ices, for that burning way into the Launceston Examiner of the Lit uncle, amongst other similar freaks;

・rather than at the progress in liberal ideas evidenced in and deep disgrace that suites the beart of 13th ins. His Royal Highness Prince and he had been arrested on a warrant the reconstruction of the Spaniel Con- every Aperican citizen with shame for this Alfrest, when he left Sydney, was not ac issued by Mr Deane, by rapector Grey stitation was highly autisfactory to the within the last few days, on the floor of the journals have been suspiciously silent, of the Western District. The case was

to the unworthy conduct of American Senators,companied by the Earl of Helmore. The American liberal acatiment.

the remanded, and the depositions

The

any further,

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but

Prince

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It seems

tween himself and the Duke that a few

a few days previously the Earl of Bel- nore anounced is intention of giving a party at overnment-house, and the

Caraudinix

persed him to invite the t

rebellion cost $4 000, that the suppression of the four years

Britain and Obina in so far se relates to ountry from misrule and themselves from tory would recognize in that body the Gabriella di Mercadante Chinese subjects within the Colony of In addition to retaining a monarchical OYCETURE,

anarchy, But all this i ita duration 4 000,000,000, and that

ged. Ameriusu Senate of twenty years ago. naw changed. was protonation of dam- QUADRILLE. "Minstrels Songs,

two years, we do hot care to follow the calculate of the Be- RELZE:ION,... Travista, Verdi.

"Kuhner, Hongkong."

The six Chinose under suspicion of har form of government, Spain has further

THE REPORTED MARRIAGE OF A ages any

offended the progressive spitit o

of the are nate has put the claim beyond arbitration. WALTZ,..... Las Munka, ?... Godfrey.ing robbed Miss Nellie Paule of her jewel-

MEMBER OF THE CHINESE Holding with an iron grup & renwie

the earl positively refused to do, and EMBASSY. The effect of Sumner's specel has served to MUSICAL," Tour through Europe, "Conradi lery, money and money-receipts, were anite the public conviction upon

colonial GALOP,..... Relief of Lackson, Hill. bought ap on remand by Sergeant Dixon. slavory shall be therein perpetustel, sud- dependence bus insisted that

the Prince, in a huff, threatened he would the

(From the Boston Journal; March 234.) fact that

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, Bull. That offer applied for ramand of the has dealt inest rigorously and cruelly with papers regarding the marriage is Paris of Prince was equally obstinate. Ho absent- An account has been published in the The Earl of Belmore was firms, and the not honour the party with his presence, no settlement is desirablo, ur ovEN possible, that does not go to the bottom of

W. J. COLLENDER, Band Master.

prisoners until the 14th, saying he could an insurrection in the interests of Andian trouble. Minister Motley goes to England,

supply evidence against the lat, 2d, and freedom. Spain

Mrs. Parser, of this city, to af. de Champs, ed himself, and did not again. trouble hot with his way hedged up, but really with

undeniably TO-DAY'S POLICE,

prisoners, to bus affect that they were of that enthusiastic sympathy which she for good and justifiable reasons the mar The Caraudinis are a mother and two

much

of the Chinese Embassy. It appears that the Governor with sarions obstruclious removed to the prose Both Magistrates sat to days but the this perpetrators of the robbery in question, received from the United States when the riage did nos taka place. Mrs. Parker is daughters, popular vocalista.

-presetica cution of a satisfactory treaty.

waital heavy calendar for Monday did not 3d, 4th and 6th prisoners were bailed on revolt against Isabella firat gummenced.

the widow of the son of Harvey D. Parker, that the Prince was again shot" on his It is said From the saine authority we collect a make its appearance. Four or five Euro-ascurity of $100 each.

Meanwhile other complications have of this city. An engagement was made second visit to Sydney, though by weapons tent before, that they could not pass a that seems to animate our cousins Sunday without getting helplessly drunk-

the Customs at that port have clained ject of American relations with Spain with!

considerations of sentiment, clothe the sub-take place in Paris. Mra Parker, accom double tonnage dues, in the case of a vessel new gravity. In their zal to

panied by her father-in-law, went to Paris, A NOVEL EXPEDITION.It is reported that fastructions for Minister Motley Senator men.

Secretary Fish is preparing elaborate most of them being aaflors or sea-faring which had already paid them being sold. the rebellion, the Spanish anth amp out when the requirements of 3. de Champs & French Circus troupe, numbering 40 Sumaer and Messra Evarte and Cushing One shabby genteel ateward of a versel It seems that a Spanish subject, Don Ma- bean active in their espionage of all bum regarding the settlement of the dowry were performers with 30 horses are making aid the Secretary in forming a basis of set appeared (all face-patches of Court-plaster), ang, bought the butch bargus. Padang munication between the coasts of Cuba and liberal propositions were at length with to Chins with the intention of performing a manifestly unjust that even Mr ker's their way across Mongolia from Irkontak with having been found lying, Panjang, from fessrs. Tait & Co., and the United States, naturally supposing that draws and the engagement terminated. In that country. If the report is correct international law and the use domands of bleeding and face-downwards, in the Den obtained from his Consul a sailing letter for the known sympathy of our people with the Thas bearing of bra. Parker and Mr H. D. it is a daring expedition, regarding our Government Secretary Seward's de trai Market. The defendsut, who appear her to proceed to Havaus under the same Cubans would manifest itself in material Parker is represented as having been highly sueccas of which we had be doubtful. mands in the earlier stages of the negotin od very weak from the effects of his nights of the Filla de Conillos. Upon this, the aid and comfort. Un the 15th of March creditable, and they were fully sustained Circus manager, Beari, in 1867, was induced tion, before they were toned down, and tumbling about, said that he was tumbled Customs clained a second payment of ton- the American brig Alary Lawell was seized

to accompany Muhammed Azia Khan, an : Minlater Johnson, will form, out of a chair. is Worship (Mr Russell nago dues, before granting her clearance.

who gave bihself

ent as general

8 general in Spanish port and con essential basis of Alr Motley's instruedischarged the onbappy fellow, who, hay The amount was paid under protest, and the at Ragged Island, a British port of the Baby the leading Americans in Paris.

to quake tions. Goueral Grant insists upon full obtained his property, retired in a grateful matter has been referred to Pekin.-Fress dema

demned prize esurt for the alleged

About a quarter of the population of arrangements for performing in the Afghan offence of carrying material contraband of American cities are under ten years of age. capital. Hardly had the party passed the and Mr Motley is not to have any fati Another seaman belonging to the ship Wa and the following paragraph - in the war. There were no papers or other avi- + WITH a proper teacher of their own sex, Khyber when the unfortunate actor WAN Courier was up on a like offence, and the San Francisco Herald of May 1-Un the dence to show that the cargo or any part of and with suitable dresses for the prelimi barbaronely murdered and his horses and The Times special thinks the President warks he showed in proof of his spras were 5th of February last we mentioned some it was intended for the insurgents, and at nary practice, Ladies can obtain such and Secretary. Fish will take a conservatives sanguinary cheek and a graze on the freaks executed by two Obiname, the time of the seizure of the vessel she was command over the velocipedea in one view of the Alabama claims yuestion, bridge of his nose. Courier man, whom Hong Kes and Ah fing, who mulcted a under the protection of the British flag: week's practice, of an hour daily, that they Morley will receive only general instrue the Inspector said was very foul-mouthed large number of Clay-street grain dealers an officer of the British colonial customs can ride side-addle-wise with the atm et tions, to be followed afterwards by details, and noisy in the coll, was picked up and and Front-street liquor merchants in about was on board, and her hatches were scaled vase.-New York Sun.

few telegrams which indicate the spirit peana showed, what had been so often paÀ COBRESPONDENT at Amuy points out that occurred in Cuba, which, aside from any some months ago, and the marriage was to less deadly, if mora mortal, than a pistol.

tlement that will be in accordance with

modified

by

the

separation and indemnity for all outrages, tone of mind.

tads.

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bave

out-o

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a

AfghaArmy, across the frontier to a

the

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property carried off. Atin Khan's infner.

tial relatives, in spite of the representations

of the British Agent, saved the murderer from a heavier punishment than confires tion and confinement