Page
JUNE 22, 1869.
SHIPPING
BIVALS
March, Brit, ship, 624,
June 11, ballast-Av- Ce.
Loven, Span brig, 203,
Manila, June 13, Gene Co.
North-German brig,
hey, American steamer, ne 21, General-Augus
KARED. An Whampoa
aila
No. 1:84-JUNE 22, 1869.]
BIRTH
DEATH.
On 22nd June, st her residence, No. 10 wife of Bir W. Vinton, P. & O. 8. N. Co. servica
THE CHINA MAIL.
Before Hon. J. FAUNCEFOTE
June
22, 1800.
had to beat a retreat yesterday (11 inst.), owing to some hundreds of Chinese going up there to prevent the Foreigngra from boiling and eating some children they were said to have taken up for the par- pose! The Consul and his wife were of
pected, excites much attention.. -
tion of outrage against foreigners, that the Tokaido in a safe as the New Road.
We regret that we are unable to az-
Shelley Street, MARIA MILLER, the beloved his political views as to the best way of and valuation of certain works, made by do. for the plaintiff to make this case & the parly." The incident, sa may be ex- the incendiaries who attempted to fire the
On the 22nd of June, the wife of Mr. communication received, we now take
satisfied as to the authenticity of any | SUMMARY JURISDICTION COURT, G. R. LAMMERT, of a Sobo
the opportunity of rendering to Mr Seward the justice to which he is enti tled. We still feel bound to differ from conducting intercourse with the Chinese But we may state that we are satisfied (1) that in the coal-mine question Mr 8. had no individual interest to serve in his discussion; (2) that Mr Seward did not bimself use the illustration of contrasting British menaces with American friendli nes; (3) that the visit to Nanking was notsoretly undertaken, it having been long arranged with Admiral Rewan; and that the sudden nature of the start was owing to reasons totally unconneeted
THE CHINA MAIL.
HONGKONG, TUESDAY,
JUNE 22, 1869.
THE RIGHT TO PROSELYTIZE. That the political status of missionaries is daily becoming a question of vital in our relations with this importanee empire there can be no doubt, and a fresh illustration of the fact is afforded by the recent conduct of Mr Taylor, whose notion at Yangehow afforded room for so much satirical dominent by
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rue.
poa,
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rang
ENGERS
1 European deck and
Taylor apon that occasion under the
European passengers left sterday
bat regret that we cannot take a similar view of his visit to Pootoo island, which,
family, servants, &c
NG REPORTS.
Der Fung Shuey, Captain
Amoy, reports variable
The
The P&O, steamers os were in
instant p
NOTIFICATIONS.
HUEY" on Thursday, atant, at 130 p.
MOY & FUOCHOW... on Thursday, the 24th 11:30a.m., instead of at eviously notified,
notified for general if. e Contract between-the auritius and the Union any, for the ConvEFADOS onth between
betweonylon and
minated, the
as will he forwarded on
from
Mail for Aden, froth sent to ita destination by Aden for
Packets leaving of each
riting on the
n has been made in
on correspondence"
unication with Natalarid is thus ent off, the
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r those Colonies, unless warded by Private Ship, be sent in the Mails for
lowing rates of Postage,
id in advance, vie
by way
40 cents each oz.
way of
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Marseil-
South-
bz
10. under above 4 vz. and not er- and 2 cents for every
vin Marseilles, 14 conte
cents above for and not
and 28 cents for every
F. W. MITOHELI Postmaster Geslerali cu, Hongkong, vers: Visa,
..
DESPATCH.
er Fung Shuey, on Thurs ant, at 2 p.m.
moy and Foooliow. Per
57, the 2446 Instant, at
ATIONS
b. 22nd Junej 1869.
Now, ... 1580£**
Old,
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ei, New,
Old,... 547 nep
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change. sight,
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16 432
1520
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yesight, Ra. 231
ya' sight, Bank, Tis. 26
Old
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4P.M., Dry,
80
Weby's
Blin over
841
4 P. Mj
29.871 29.910
2)
This was a balance of count for survey John Diack v. Tam Achoy, $217 57-
plaintiff for defendant. Defendant failed to
Plaintiff stated that defendant had paid two or three instaliments, and had, acknow- Mr Medlen, srehitect, and he know the the debt over and over again:: ledged work exactly, and the charge was most rea- sonable; in fact, it was less than he (wit nesa) would have charged, &
Judgment was then recorded for the plaintiff.
held. Mr Holmes, fanuying that Mr How and had something to do with this, was coming upon Mr Howard now..
Plaintiff Watson came out enter a ficti- tious name and seized---
His Honor here said that it would not
vehicle for an attack upon Mr Howard.
Mr Caldwell, said that, in summoning Mr Watson for board and lodging, the plaintiff bad put down Mr W. Dame es know that his name was James Bailey Watson alias Bailey, although he well Watson. This action was solely to annoy Mr Howard, as the publication of the
advertisement was. E
any
nuance, at the same time, the detection and punishment of the men who have lately attacked Frenchmen in the streets, nor of
French Legation: The outragus WOTO doubtless the work of isolated fanatics whom (C. Daily News.) in piece goods of various classes, which cha-carar,
NEWCHWANG,The successful operations it in very difficult, if not impossible, to dia-
particularly in the absence of last year, produced, as is well known, an racterized 1867 and the earlier portion of even the faintest clue. We have recently extreme scarcity of silver, which during the collision, with France, and there is no doubt.
out pointed the
to Japan extreme danger past winter reached au exceptionally high that the Blikado's Government would very
of a a collision, or even of the threat of
that value. Hopes of course were entertained
the severely punish the
the perpetrators of these as a reaction would take place on opening of the port but these anticipations outrages, if they could be caught,
the result
The insportant question of the curranay has been
still occupying is were not realized, and
the attention of the for- that foreign, fabrica of
unsaleable, Natives
ht
with politics. It is, however, conceded for wages as watchman at Union Dock to put it in any form, but it must have have proved tofall, very description and native authorities Having estab
that there were appearances connected with the trip which laid Mr Seward's conduct open to misapprehension.
deera it right to make and we may state In concluding the amende which we that no pressure whatever has been used
our observations were founded upon
g
His Honor observed that the plaintiff must make out some legal ground for his elain. As he was condacting his wa Shaik Moododeen 6. P. Harms, $11.00, he (the Judge) would be perfectly aan Shipyard, Wanchi
ground legally to stand upon. They might ting any nearer to a conclusion. He must 1st day of July, it is difficult, however, but on the other side it is considered of go ou
on for a week in this way without get a sanguine that a change may occur after lished the Mint at Osaka, built promises in law havo & specific claim, and have some speak with certainly on the subject
an important ideal settling day about the and erected machinery, the Government
naturally objects to
to ils removal to Yede,
Hotel had prospered excellently well, so several sailing vessels and one steamer hava diate control of the Imperial Trossary foundation to rest it on.
such paramount importance that it should Plaintif said that the business of this been one almost boyol olement inthe bere, where it can be nader the imme
duced daring the first mosta of His Honor said that,
that $14,000 profit had been made been laden for Japan, and it is confidently instead of being left to the care of suberti
nate officers at a distance, that we iney con- the currents mouth's wages (6, for May): $300 add, in spite of the profit thas made day of hay, the watchman was sutitled to few weeks ago by his own compradore for
Defendant, who is overseer of works at the Woodyard, stated that the watchman was dismissed for stealing material from man's quarters, which he admitted having the yard a spar was found in the watch
stolen.
that
if, it appeared,
Imuch o
and
I the
to
There
the British press We defended Mr to induce itwe may again remark that the property was stolen after the last by him; but still he had been suipmoned & expected that the corofitably logider it certain that this difficulty will be conviction that he was unjustly accused, and that upon other points they remain He would, however, look into the matter be adjourageated that the case should ruinehase of produce; the despatch of 30 has taken place in the intentions of and that the plaintiff right fuctures can only B. M. Consulats the Government sinos we laat wrote on the
what we believed to be authentic grounds,
uncontradicted; but that in any case they referred exclusively to the official conduct of the Consul General, and that
Blis
and give judgment subsequently he who obtain legal advics. reluctant to give any wages to a man who was guilty of larceny, but the watoboau
Mr
Yokohama, will be of Silver however must be sent for the Ovorcome. With regard to the other de- mands of the Chamber of Commerce, no ensue in loss. It i
is change
as a stronghold of Buddhism, Mr T has the absurd chargo of private animosity should have beeg obarged before the Police/Jegal wall opposed thia. Plaintiff had will be able to surrender the temple so long
tions
but this was simply a veza- action. The hotel had been seized
pal
Committee in charge of the Munici Reform question met the Foreign Mi-
thought it to attack with an indiscretion on our part has not, and never had, the gate for the offence. - Judgment was by Mr Watson, and Mr Howard had been ave some practigmarks-Shippers of uistera laat week and are believed to be
rcely conceivable Happily be has smallest foundation in fact,
been "warned of" by Her Majesty's Consul, and present danger has been averted. But the matter of his right to proselytize has by no means been settled. Let us try to state clearly the grounds spor which an official is madoubtedly justi- fed in giving such an order, and, if he will, prohibiting missionary work altogether.
Broadly speaking, people take one of two views regarding missionary work- 1st, that a missionary has the right to preach, and a right to armed protection While so preaching or, 2nd, that the missionary has a right to act as he likes, but should not be able to claim armed interference if he gets into trouble. The first of these propositions is that, to a
great extent, acted upon by the French
LOCAL
A CORRESPONDENT calls our attention, and that of the Inspector of Buildings, to the rotten stato of a wooden verandah not a
bundred yards from the Supreme Court, bearing W., the component parts, of which erection appear to meditate a dissolution of partnership.
SUPREME COURT, CRIMINAL SESSIONS. Jrine 22, 1869.
The Hon, the Chief Justice sat at eloven to-day, in order to consider an application for leave to appeal against judgment in the case of Regina 7. Souza,
Mr Pollard, who appeared for Mr
|
afterwards given for Lİ,
vice
hoped that, at last, H.
Mr. Bogoe should occupied. The visits of Mr.
Fresult. great trouble to assist in an amucable A correspondent
must be oheoret by statistics so far this satisfied with their reception; but they await Teun Atick.
3. O. Meagher, $39.15, fór arrangement Had plaintif taken the ad-season. Settlements to date in Hanken, now a written reply to their hiemorial.
of Mr Francis, his solicitor, he would alothing supplied. Defendant- failed to
Shanghai and
We hear from Hoge that on June 1st, Kinking amount to about the
• out вигода. appar, and judgment was given against not have taken
200,000 chests. Stock at bius.
Plaintif drew his Honor's attention to certainly not less than 150,000 chests. From sion took place. We see and with plee Northern ports is another sale of land on the foreign concer the fact that $5,500 of the capital account Foochow we hear of a stock of 250,000. sure that only in very few instances, did Wing Vik a L Barnes, $22 00, for bread had been paid off: he (the plaintif) bad-500,000 chests or auy 60,009,000 lbs., to
to the lots go for much above the upset pries supplied. -Dufendant failed to appear, and not get a penny of it; and Watson, bad way, nothing of Canton, anit the tens on of eight boos per taubo: The exarbitant
then come in and seized everything. The their way from the question was not altogether settled, there of past seasons proves that hinamen wont residence
country. Experience prios of the land allotted to us for our this country is one of the best being an item of 350 which Watson had hold teas; cousequently, this stock will be founded and heaviest grievances we have refused to pay...
bought. Also
export of 60,000,000 lbs. in six weeks,
will be shipped, and with to allege against the Japeness, out there be a strong market 1 wont tens pay, rather We have seen 27 tael teus sold at thirteen pence. Of course, thinuigh such a thing as that will never happen
went as anal,
ER-- Holmes v. T. Howard, $330, for money paid in error by plaintiff to the defendant in connection with the purchase of and other negociations connected with the Stag Hotel business. Mr Caldwell ap peared for the defendant; and the plaintiff conducted his own case.
His Honor drew plaintiff's attention to the claim being for recovery for a sum, paid iu error.
Plaintif replied that the dropmatances of the case were somewhat peculiar. He had been living with Mr Boward, when
a good
Pereira, the plaintiff, said that, on looking the bag Hotel was for sale, Ming
ever the matter again, he found that bis ard called his attention to it as
-
Mr Caldwell said that he did not wish to go into these matters; but as the plaintiff had waid this,
he would explain that the reason for non-payment was that Holmes had taken away from the godown things which he had no right to take
Plaintiff Nonsense!
หม
it
again. Oh not· Not at all.
has been charged before this Court, for Mr James Sinclair Downie of Yokobania, hasing, contrary to the Treaty, proceeded into the country beyond the limits, without the necessary permission, and assaulted the Japanese officials shon in the execution of their duty. The case heard before Mr Robertson, and the sentence was stoppage MAHOMEDAN REBELLION IN of permission to proceed beyond Treaty
THE NORTH-WEST.
Husits for a month. (N. C. Herald, June 17.)
(Japan Herald,) Tso-tsung-tang, niter long waiting, has at
His Honor remarked that this was irrele Tant. The question was, could he make THE out any claim? It may have been unfor tunkte for plaintiff
Plaintift and that it was, and solely ba
who, when practicable, exnot the punia Lordship Ned no power to grauit leave to in which they could go into together interest and forgot the interests of the the Mahomedana who are in rebellion in smartest alock of earthquake that has been
the
made over $800 for each
་ན
F. Freer e. J. M. Morris, $250. This case was postponed till Tuesday next.
last succeeded in making au impression on
On the 7th instant about 3.38 p.m. the Kanan. For several years that province; fuit in Yokohama for somo years, startled with its neighbour Sherisi, forming toge one worthy citizens. The vibration was so ther the region rated by this Viceroy, had great us to set ohiazideliers, de, swinging at beet puserably desolated by these ruthless a sharp pace fur sonte mintas, aud we insurgents, who from the reign of Shin-chicks was arrested by the motion. We
HAVO
even heard that the movement of have at brief intervale given trouble to the
The Imporialista have marte ure informed that portions of one or two government. Bitful campaigns against them, with varied scaffoldings or sheds were thrown down, success; but troubles in other parts of the but believe that no accident has resulted. empire have prevented them from Ang prof the shook. THE HONGKONG ASSOCIATION.
It would be interesting to know the extent laygo scale. Very re zevering effort on To the Editor of the "CHENA MAIL"
cently, is vil bo renumbered, Tao himself S18, I have read with some little aaton-was recalled from the North-west, to al
CORRESPONDENCE.
(Japan Gazette:)
cause Me Howard had looked after his own How plaintiff ment of those who have killed or ill appeal; but that application had first to beard as purchaser and witness as manager.
Bis Honor: You have no case, and 1 treated the priests of their religion. It made as a matter of form to this Court Witness was then doing a good brokerage must dismiss the action, with costs.
however so opposed to the views The case was similar to that of the Queen business, Bay and May 1867; but he
... || generally held at home regarding mis v. Bertrand. There were two precedents, month of
however, which had acnary enterprise that only in extreme
escaped his rocollection agreed to the proposal ou favorable condi cases do our officials feel called upon to in a previous argument, to which he tone and on the understanding that all the Low draw the attention of tbo Court. Agency bnsincas done by Howard would bo interfere In the Yang-chow case the Two rulon were chiained calling upon Mr done through the Stag. He was to get outrage was not perpetrated upon Mr Murrow (Daily Press) and Me Snuza (cha $160 per month as salary, and a share of Taylor's party because they were mis de Pow), just ten year ago, in Jin 1869, the profits. But it ultimately
was
arranged donaries, but because they were foreign fat the insists of Mr. Bernardino Fernan by Howard that on doing all the business ers. People at home, however, were des) to show use why criminal informs with him which he could, witness would under the impression, that some offence tions should not be filed against the parties get the Hotel in bin name. The money
were very gro8G,
toas, stained was not commission exactly it had been given on religious grounds to named for libi. The libets wer the Chinese, and benes the outery which and grave charges were made against Mr was for arranging the purchase of the busi-
B. Fernandes-ho, curiously onough, was raised. Unfounded as that outery has to be the real lefendant in a hyness and otherwise looking after his (wit under the impression it bad ceased to exist, against his previous opponents, with every appears quiet on the surface, and we have
the pre- ness's) interests. happened to be, it conclusively proved sent case, and was father of libal Dr His Horor reminded Mr Holmes that he ar assertion that armed support to Bridges and himself
were for the missionary effort is in the highest degree in the matter, and plaintiff did not wish to interfere, but if this was Association has done its duty. What we to years ago, a abunesty was proclaimed verument is sincerely desirous of acting in
was irrelevant to P.) was
to the
case, he used not go his theory had served liim details. He wished to know what the mo unpopular with the majority of English in the course of the hearing, Theney was paid for, and then to see whether / duus.? and out what its objects are; and I esuring thum, by edict, that they were half of the rumours that reach Yokohama men. The proposition may therefore bears were incidentally referred to in the a legal form of claiming it could be come at dismissed as practically untenable. care of 7. Saint, but the partionlar point
did not arise.
ii Lordship said that they did not amount to a precedent. To constitute a precedent the particular point roast be raised in a case.
Mr Pollard continued to say that be
The second view holds good in theory, but equally breaks down in practice. In general terme it is doubtless true that every man has a right do as he likes tu the way of risking injury or death, 80
surprised that bis
into
and
We
long as he does not thereby mine thought it raised a new portion of argu. Howard of defendant in the matter.g the freedom of Trade at the several which again
eithe
The exact condition of affairs political, ishment the letter in the issue of your con-Li against the Shantung Nientei. Sir.c either at the bead-quarters of the Currn- temporary of this data from the Secretary the suppression of the later, he has been sent iu Yerlo in the south of the Grth, t of the Hongkong Associations, having been able to resume operations on
s on a larger scale, is quite impossible to fathom. In Yedo all poesibly being naturally obtuse the promise of complete sucCOSE.
the best reasons for believing that the go- arguments used fail to convinco me that the Awa
revolted Malomeduns who wished all respects for the beat, both for their own to all wish to know is, want as the Avointion to retuu to their allegiance; the emperor people and for foreign intercourse, but if wait for a reply.
entitled tu bio patocnal protection, like the be true they must have a most tineasy time Plaintiff might have actions for damage or were purely local, and not intended to em-
are told, the propose objects are or other subjects of the dynasty, a long as of it. for breach of contract on other matters; braco sabjects bearing on Boropean inte reported that Ching Yang and Cain Che, up north. The struggle for the possession
they were "loyal and peaceablo. It is now
The great seat of trouble continues to bo but this case was only the $330, and noth-ists in China. If the members endorsu cities on the upper anurse of the Ching of the isle of Yesso has at last commenced; ing more.
this statement their views must be childish, river, are completely tranquil and free from and the Imperial troops, instead of attack- Plaintiff observed that it was somewhat
This difficult to make clear to his Honor the law and bigotted, as any act towards im- the presence of rubels. river flows ining Hak. datu as was expected, made for A sonli-custerly course to the Wei river, Isachi and Blate mai, and commenced opera Ports must eaturally have a similar
tribalacy had two ideas, one for himself and efect
of the Yellow wrong upon the public. Yet even this ment, and might possibly lead his Lordship oue for Mr Watsun, There was the lease, Hongkong. It is simply ovasion to say
on the welfare and
Mur readers may River, entering it at prosperity of
-kan, the well-s by taking them.
ostimate the difficulty of
reliable of obtaining theory has a practical limitation in the to reconsider his judgment, or at least for instans that was most ridiculous, as that the daty of forming opinions in re-
Bay known historical pass where the boundarice information on the subject when we tell of Honati, Sliensi, and Shausi, for a them that from two different sources, law which punishes attempts at suicide, might affect his Lordship's mind. It was it stipulated for the payment of $500 gast to our Policy in Chun bulongs to the junction. A great battle has take place of which we should have considered as equal The advocates of missionary freedom to singular that the father of this libel should nunti, the landlord was not responsiChamber of O murce, as it is well known butween the Imperialista unit rebels in
The house was to be
o left
to the best, we have two totally different aut as each one likes urge that, if secular have been the complainant in thore castable for repair Bapport is not asked for, no one has are yours ago 1440 Pereira » Souza, would no doubt and a r.flowed that self-antisked body will not move.pro- neighbourhood. in which it is said that accounts. Que says that the Mikado's man
founded latent feeling
of twenty or thirty thousand rebels have been landed at Mata's 18,000 strong and bably from a well- their own lack of ability.
killed, and as many ponien said mulca
"walked right over
it. The other de- Hongkong innst be most wisely and captured while upwards of ten thousand clares that at Awamori Bay, where the
Betion on the park of the Association be
in the rebal service againat
theiring ove
over to Yosao, there were never that of the Military Contribution. If sich
wills, have boen But fres. is their belief I would advise them to dis
than 8,000 men, all told. Be that as it A mutiny
the imperis troops in nay, the first blow has been struck and abuse their winds of it, and disquive, the Shonsi has also been quoiled, and the city Mini'urai und fastchi have been recovered. Association as speedily as possible. The of Suy-le recovered the ringleuters of this It is said that the Stonewall did good and do not recognize this has de dos taken back into the public service ou sirenlated sines, the arrival of the Fulcan a sex. English public bare read the despatules rutiny have been baladad, and the mon vice in the business; but among the
are two-one to the effect that when the amp of genins, and the London Commit promise of amendment. A slight soucess
imperial troops had entered the fort at that even a reply is considered unnecessary vicinity of Hami, and Bagh is done
Mate'mai, it was blown
theusands I may also add that the sum of $1800cessionally, near that Turkish city, to of them with it another
that the Stonewait appears leavy for the cost of thren dis- keep before the minds of the population itself had been blown up. We give no patches, oven although it be taken tho Se- the fact that the government is only wait-credit to either the one or the other.
ing an opportunity to attempt the subjuga The following account contains all the them.
for more than a century owued its sway: but which has taken the opportunity of Jater troubles to throw off its allegiance.
right to stop a missionary from risking
his life in a Chinese City. It is on this point that the question of Consular interference turns, and we appiove that
of ten
This cash was looked-tó in
Maco tot su huch to be Pereit
Bernardino Fernandes ». Pereira.
habitable state;
admin:
and had 4
the kitchen was 1 to be
more
interference, because the argument stated that what was bo crime in Engle, he (plaintiff interests; and altogether! Justy governed if the only net calling for persons, who presented themselves as imparial force assembled previous to cross
E
A wretched con defendant bad ne- observed that, even al- His Todship
repaired at once. though the precedent bere was tolerably glected plaintiff's i
would have been better had clear, his theory would still hold
coml be paid Mr
Howard 81000 to hare stayed sverlooks an important fact. The indi- not be crime in Hongkong. They could away at the beginning and, neranged or vidual life of the missionary may be not rente crime in this Colony, and they thing toward had arranged he got bad
could not place a decres of this Court into a good
thing, inst dothing to the State. But in a country against the course of decisions of the Courts not done so, and it had turned out badly Instead of which he und like China, British subjects generally at home. There were many grave difficul- entirely through him (the defendant). sannot afford for their own peace and ties in the case, and he did not at all His Honor remarked that he had paid
afely to permit any countryman of wonder that the judgment was appealed the counlesion with his eyes upei; het deem the argamauts used so worthless has also been obtained recently in the
could not now get that back. It was the by the natives without exacting re Mr. Pollard remarked that it was cer- sue as if you bought a hoisé, through a paration The right of the missionary tainly a case of the greatest importance, broker, and by and by find that it was not to do as he likes regarding his own with Hongkong, a targo amber of the the broker, as he was supposed to see it for/cretary and Committee two years to composetion of that portion of Turkestan, which direct information we have receivod:-
considering the peculiar relations of Macao a sound one; be could not cone back on Macaense being domiciled here.
himself.
them to be tortured or murdered from
safety: is therefore practically limited by the evil he inflicts on his fellow subjects, if evil befall him, by obliging them either to lose prestige (ie, safety
His Lordship cited Folkestone and Bon- logne as nearly analog us
Mr Pollard said that if the law was sa lis
Lordship
".
Mr Caldwell hers explained that the fact was Mr Holmes wanted the Stag Hotel, and that Mr Wataru did not wish him to
Mr Caldwell
It had been
business to the plaintiff was subse-
had laid it down, it would be at plaintiff I beg your pardon.
And the defend
resumed.
I
am, Sir, yours faithfully,
JONES.
THE NORTH.
to life and property in China) or to legst Awkward. His Lordship had delivered resort to armed interference to procure judgment at eleven
We have, one day's later nows by the xiataver satisfaction may be obtainable, ant bolted at two o'clock, no that he was offered to Esimes for $18,000 but thosale Mail, but nothing of mach importance.
__(Contrier.)
BOB
JAPAN.
under
ward.
There are many whohen; if he did not appear, they would pro- {an advertisement printed in the gained the sympathies of meu-of war off adherents to the Toliuawa clan, one a
$5000 on the same terms,
De will, we bollers, be
rumitted to our Supreme Court by early
and
The Mikado's troops landed at bat'mui, aud trok it; and anbsequently were equally successful in recovering Isaki. Of the Northern wounded the
the majority were taken prisoners
and the commander of the Mikado's trux
troups sent them to Ennomoto, stating that he was better able to look after them and attend to their comforte. This may liave been dictated by humanity or it may have been a clever mode of getting rid of them. Let us give, the officer the rid of them. Let u
Hakodate was to be attacke to-day-the 4th June.
The following letter has been addressed to ous of the local newspapers :—
The Stonewall and the rest of the Mika-
(Japen Timer). And if this proposition be granted the nose (being left instructions with his quently arranged by Mr Howard for a
now (singularly enough) beyond their of f the
While on the subject of the restoration legitinata inference must be that a power reach not to sarept any service of any commission of 2% Holmes had been
of peace, we may mention a curious proof of vete upon the missionary's proceedings solicit
solicitor
A smart young swindler who recently which has come to our knowledge of the lies with the official who on the spot process whatever. They (plaintiffs) now twenty-four mostlib in the Hotel; and it arrived at Photo from Australia is been truth that few people are better fitted, ap. was only now that he found that he should victimising that coramnuity pretty consi-parently, to bear with equanimity the represents the rele under which the mis intended to serve a writ upon
the Donsmon Law Procedure Act and not have paid this dommission to Mr Ho-derably. He gave out that he was the son vicissitudes of fortune than the Japanese Bionary lives.
We have lately heard of thres instances of he had shown at the same of a gallant British Admiral, and thus would, doubtless, while adnutting our cead against the sureties. As he was time by argument, hold it to prove simply that instracted, they were not worth very much; Ching Mail that the business was a most cars, but be wind up by rubbing one of who, instead of committing such an abdo's Fleet left for Harako, and took it on
small Daimio, the other two Hatamuotos, we have a moral obligation to support but they would get all from them they flourishing one, and had asked to borrow quently committed on that and a variety of snidity as harakiri, have bent to the bist the 22nd instant, and on the 20th inst., the
theni of twenty sovereigns, was couse- our proselytizers at all hazuda. But if possibly could.
His Lordship observed that the learned Plaintiff continued his statement His other
"charges.
"of there be no force available, or if at pre-
evil fortune
lost all ther having
Albin Osku, and the Yungtze, left, with possóssions, are content to seek a livel troups. Or the 27th inst. the Albion, on gent, public opinion is so strongly against consola justructions were somewhat extenward had not taken care of his (plaintiff's)
good among the lower ranks of the her return from the forts at Matusmy, they anch a proceding as to negative its sive: he had fathered the libel, and now interests, because the money paid was
Opportunity. put down the sureties as worth very little payment for prospective as well as part
Unr, who bad saved a little money fired at her; but she was too, faf, from the ple. action, we can see no other solution, of (a langh). He would certainly do all that services. When the sale had been negociat. with regard to tits Suochos conspiracy. Itt m the wreck of his fortune, is a pre- thure. They dud for about a quarter of su the dilemima than to support the Consul he could to: Incilitats au sppeal Heat, Howard asked bist for something for is said that the Olihsien of Shailguae has broker in Yokohama, another is a sweet. tour on the evening of the 28th fast in the powers he claims to exeroise. Mir thought it was his duty to present every having placed him in a good business; but not been in bed for hours; while num- wife or concubins of great talent in arran Fulean left Foochow on 27th inst., with
meat maker in Yedo, and possessing
the Mikado's flest took Matusmy. The Fittock was, in our opinion, undoubtedly point in appeal, so that couusal might be he would never have given that sum had bors of wealthy men connected with the right in directing Mr Taylor to leave let in on any question for argument before he kuowu the real foote of the case. It was disturbed. districte are anxiously asking in ing evening entertainments, bas establish al for the Mikadoes fees; and the Yang
the Committee. Footoo. We commend the argument i
peculiar that a merchant owing four or five the settlements what is best to be ilone. sa a corps of singing girla and posturers se left us on the 30th, with troops and Mr Pollard said that be bad thought the ships should claim brokerages and Howard Drowned, at Kinkian, on the night of third is a servant in a foreign store is
which 15 rising rapidly in public favour. gunpowder, shot and rides and Cartridges. we have advanced to the consideration of three cases is, the two at instance of opposed his (plaintiff's) interests instead of the 10th instant, Bir Kobert Hansen, aged
Rice and all kinds of articles for the our missionary friends and shall be glad Fernaudes, and one at the instance of De doing anything in return for the brokerage, 28, a native of Copenhagen, 2adficer of th: foreign coucession at Yode. How are troops at Matuemy. The Mars left theis to bear what can be alleged in its con Coral-formed a sort of course of practice. and therefine was le **floored."
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morning, This is all true." the mighty fallen i tradiction
His Lordship observed that he would put Mr Caldwell accounted for the failure by
We learn that a diminutive steamer We have had a singularly quiet fortnight, before the Committee of the Privy bad management.
called the Cricket, and the Anna, a stem nothing whatever having occurred to af Phiuti denied this, and produced his wheel, strange looking craft, with which ford a subject for the journalist. We are
that
We bear that the excitement coutinuis
Counsily but at present he was not ivlished statement showing a profit of the eyes of those who occasionally visit glad to be able to state that a
ed to change
A GREAT man is most calm in storm, s
in the
A STRONG-MINDED woman in New York wa
Br Pollard replied that the Judges had $14,000 on the business. He (plain:iff) was Tunkadoo are familiar, have to-day game given by the highest og little one most stepiny in calms.
way.
as-agent
of sale obtained on the business.
ME. SEWARD AT NANKING WITH reference to our article of the 12th May, upon the subject of Mr sometimes reconsidered their judgments in floored solely because Howard had down to Wousung; there to await the fuse State himself, for the insults suff red by Seward's visit to Nanking, we have that
upposed him,
for Mr Watson, who sian transport Japanese, whiels is to convey Captain Stanhopes and Mr Consul, Robert received a communication, from a source The Sessions were then adjourned until had taken posession under ons of the bills them to Japas. From the Shipping News sou on the Tokaido. As it proved that the which leaves no possible room for doubt Wednesday, the 30th.
it will be seen that this latter Vessel has train which met them was in attendance to fte truth, contradicting in a mate. Mr Hayilar, for defendant, applied that Mir Caldwell again interposed to explain,to-day come out of Muirhead's Dock where upon the ladies of the Mikado's Court, no. thing more would be demanded beyond the the bail-bouds and the sureties should be He said that Mr Watson, being dissatisfied the hea had a thorough overhaat. Į rial point the account we gave of his withdrawn or released; but on Mr Pollard with the way in which the business was
apology, but the terms of this were most interview with the Viceroys. As we apposing, it was ordered by the Court that Then stated we should do, upon being notice should be given to the plaintif
heard to remark, the other day, that she would marry man who had plenty of money, thigh he was so ngly she had to screams every time she looked at him.
A MAN care into a printing office to beg
a paper. "Because," he said, we like to belug carried on, osine out to take charge, per Fire Quess ways: A pic-nic party at cautious ave been taken against a repeti neighbors are all too stugy to tako uuu.
A correspondent writing from Hapko full and, as we said in our last, such pre read the newspapers very much, but our and did so upon the bill of sale which he the Bungalow on the other side of the Han,
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