10JCLY 29, -1869
ffects of this libel were very Like the dog who bit the pig go, the het ide not only atice" and he t
but the pla forced to
-went
ues to Hongkong, to avoi of the action taken thereon on in Macao which would be horrible to our ideas, in-
fcaese were with the feelings
20
llar to the South of Europe
ons portion of the Cont Hip Jury ought to consider whe med libel as comunitted in nt had the same effect as it in England. How did it intiff cocording to his own
olaf from the chanc Preputation, 16 banalitzed finit the number of his friepor
I not discover the crowds Iubil the bar was pouret ng into Macao, ↑ Sonne ilinga to be so common in Mattor pamet over 18s matters of it was only when they swere that like when amsogele was chaffed and hugbed ablemon feeling laureate uding grave offenced/Pay appear to rar high in Macão; mau of one party lins ar notu against him, he seems at ofice esteem of his party, it had they keho da Pepe, legijenjati arted in Hongkong in order to
mabis place NYSCAPE
orns in mind, that
write against, sod
He which was the contos of so-
The Picarddra was a tri- the most usinitigated – power
liberty and property of the
is Mzero and though this
se thought anything of in
* than Portugal (60 diferent -
other country), it was a great
Here they had an impar
hdpress constantly5n attend-
je Jury to try causes, and
was looked at fairly and mode iny Macao there at a
where the public word he
diapón evidence taken
ence pronuncias! A
ise and astonishment of the
vanced Agamstransi so
-point
only the strongest language ngest (munts of atest effect. The 886 sen) wis peculiar one, and rere only by a clistes critim ed, after having bien several aol, viz. by the turning of en who had been bribed's lo
Bribed
How horrible the
uly knows how long the poor ave continued in prison, had or the men who came forward, colinsel further remarked that uses of the Procuratorn and ge of the
bud's
e Prachradbythe,
sustained
She Boho
Pwhich
the libel which appeared on ay. But he
ધારીત કરો પોઝ.
Vrely upon the ples of gre
Was
s not allowed to put in the And when bis witdessée could disprove the plaintiff's oase. ne their best to try and get the as wife, but the July could the diffoulty when even, tus
the Port had to detain theur
der to give evidence before
10.
The depositions be these
u Macao, and that of 220 on
Houdaus alleges » Inye paid
bull have been of the urine
of Macio roseediu
80 and it was
7 would be received
Otherwise, they would have.
of withemes.
here interposed, saying
ere given in the lất gens to the
of Macao,
rexpressed his astoni
rrupted about a trifle,
neft don't misstate.
Hard had
roset. He was going to say
înterrupted him în jis the evidence of oily two witnesses seat to Masso would
misible here, as to a list was
the purpose of an enquiry
but instead of this Court of
overnment, the
they
makjug, and maintaining a At a trial, it is always
retina of counsel to 1981
68 ມ
calling witnessed; and
it his duty, not or have
ber, witnesses, however strong
tub they may have raised).
e advanced by the plaintiff's
yers,
brief, and much
at it
ng on the caso, clever, The
orth noting were the
roman, and Mrs
said simply
was not tree,
with
regard to
they would consider
HOW
so valuable iter
een very much easier for
have gone to Macao bave upect all the found
ight against thers
th there was a profiunoia
ask 1 tke plaintiff, sud that it
apima facie case against him. srted from, producing that pro. therefore he could not support he truth of the libel
e proteste, He said that
Aliere pro
by counsel would not apparent
by any rules; and although the. ready maled that the pronúcia
put in evidence, he kept" tell.
y what were its contents and would rather withdraw the pre- son, and ask that the pronunois a favor
ship asid he did not think if ter he had ruled that the pro
d not be made evidence,
tu
the rule It bad no real con the case and should not be more than the Chief Justics of
ld take notice of What is yo
a. Court was a bocting the
'd said he would rather hare it
ow, thau that the defendant!
ald say that he could pob grove
the libel without its ont ref ship will be was sure the Jury was meant, and the offer to document twould Hoounteract
of the statements on the other
ar then naked the day to look
reof the charge The captain
ed to have given the bribe war
Macao; and yet the plaintif
to have the case tried in a Con
No. 1916-JULY 29, 1860.]
where that evidence was useless, rathor
Mao fight the case at Maced. An honour
able gentleblan would not for a single mo-
ot have anffered himself to rest under
THE CHINA MAIL.
That I have written just as much for the it. But there were none. The witnesses here are held by Americans direct from the a half miler long, attends nearly in a this day the chief muss of the present
Echo" as I have for the "Independen for the plaintiff had most unmistakeably Colonial Government
straight line, from the Madeleine to the government, and perhaps of any central te That Mr Adventurer Marques Pesworn that there was not a scintilla: Now as regards, ships-Here again, ne- Bastille. About midway, on the boulevard government in the coautry mira who judgeline of his own opinion truth in it, and there had us been a singh cording to the facts as propounded by O. Montmatre, and in the vicinity of the We believe that the advancement of His P. Q., it is not England but his own Go-office pf the journal Le Rappel, the organ of China, without anarchy and rebellion, can-
ach a charge, and he would have taken and has not been abamed to write for the witness produced in its suppovernment, which is at fault; for by treaty, Victor Hugo and the irreaquellables," the not be had by waiting until her own govern
of that
проп
steps to meet it at once, and not by aside wind" Independent that gentleman & Lordship said it was successary 2419 nought, tas obtains a verdict, fram of foreign inry. Even if the defendant were mounted as a libeller, this would not conclusive effect as to the charac ser of plaintif the action gundnsive I have been to live gune first Macap and to hidro cleared his character there. The plaintes, under all these can
stances, had to show malice on defens danch part, and that he would defy him to do it while a reputation which had raf fered so much in Masso was not worth the of 15,000. Again, the plaintif
warlah in propagating such a groundless calumny, and supposing (me to he) an ene- my, I am the person who save him from betagsuspended ** two occasions, and have tried him as knows that there is corps of 65, 6, 9 men- the mom to bave done, That this gunfioman may bear in mind the Annamites and the coolien be went from the gaol on board ships as tree emigrants
send all these documents to-day to Mr Mexicano in order that they may be seen by certain enemies of
large and eased a calve for damaged
reputation, when he at the same time said this reputation was not damaged at all, that
ho was in a better position than he before. Under all the gireimstances, this is a case most ocrtainly for only nominal damages for a man who comes hers to have his character rehabilitated must surely schte with glean hands. Touching the ques. the learned counsel repeated the facts
|
014
pin to folow us once which the the unbjects of either country cannot exer Sgbling cause of the defence of the city mast is content to more. We believe it plaintiff hud produced but as some u cise in the others the rights of citizenship, as entrusted to the police, the garde de can be got only by the pressure of western singstions, lies been made by be counsel one of which is to hold vessels. Now what Paris, couponed of middle-ageil; men, who opinion, in forming new forms of treating, for the defence to the connection are the facts. Every American resident have served in the regular army, and for and by the pressure of western power in
sustaining those treaties when formed. Pereira, His Lordship went through that obstacle whatever to a native of the United ed municipal guard, who perform the duties
that not only is there a right portion of the case and left it to the States possessing an many ships as he can of a horse police, though, equipped and the part of western nations to insist on Joy for the way insurance trous boord to purchase and registentie them trained as salty. These may be gouni- steps that will further the cause of civilise been disclosed that would justify the stage here also. He cannot own a British ship, dered as the mercenary defenders of the sion in China, but
clear duty in that of suspicion laid upon it by the defendant for the simple reason that the moment such Empire the Swiss Guards because the direction. counsel. There had not been single bible vessel, paises ito the ownership of an regular army, after its members sorve their of evidence in support of the libel. It had American, it becomes ipso facto an American ten years, return to private life. There Your saucero friend,
been tempted in c examination to ship. He cannot make Hongkong the port was also the National Guard, but it was not throw suspicion on plaintiff's sols, but it ap of Begistry, because Hongkong is not an called upou to act, it is not very well dis JOÃO FERERIRA PINTO...... peared that immediately on the publication American, but a British port: Neither can posed towards the powers that ba; it Now (continued. Mr-H.), let this be read of the libel he procured his suspension from an Englishman living in Boston or New is composed of citizens, and it is the in company with the remarks made by office to proceed to Hongkong and Institute York, register British ship in other latter that voto for the s pposition Depn- Chief Justice Smale and he would leave it these proceedings. Chid Justice Sinále, who place. Both however can register vesties. Besides in time of Revolution, they to the Jury to any whether they would dive was now away from the Colony, had at sels at their Consulates, which answers all fratomizo very quickly with the insurgents, into the party quarrels of Macso, when the pressed an opinion that such an tavasti protical purposes, and which is done every sa Lonis Philipi e knew to his cost. About Chief Justice (Pinto) wrote in that way. gation as this should take place at Macan day, and therefore Americans at Hongkong ten o'clock, on the Thursday evening in There were many things behind in Macao. With all respect for the Chief Justice, here no more inconvenienced in this respect, question, I reached the Bastille. Around 16. Hongkong Jury would not dream (His Lordship) must say that the offence than Englishmen, are at Stangbai, Tientsin the column of "Liberty," were, quartered
| way. The case ought to have been tried red with 6. B. the Governor of Macao, in apply to German, French And Fortygasse, yutulimbered, the instantling by their
on the subject has ever been gus.
These were Banked by cavalry aud. Lordship gave, reasons made by eny
with one.
on politely, kear moving leokurs on
tom of bona fides on the defendant and how distice be, done, in this having been committed bere, he conour and other places. The same restrictions two batteries of artillery, 12 and 16 pounders
30 Boon as he was committed by the Magle
gute, word
His
do. It was the duty of the Attorney the Jury should not return a verdict, pro for his opinionk, “
34
in the event of a revare them to rehabilitate his character, there was to explain the diflelties of defence here
character of Mr Souza was as much at jā, but one..
'con-
All was
We believe that while western govern ments are bound to set a friendly, just, and generous part towards China, they cannot forego the advantage of the moral jufluence of their greater material power.
As China has not arrived at the stage. where she will
spontaneously socept, and firmly discharge her
the reciproos] part in obligation of States, and advance in a parcer of discreet progress, the withdrawal of pressure would be disastrous to foreign and native interests, and even threatening to the safety of the State.
We have understood the chief cause of your recall to be, that, in the conscientious
uf
We were surprised and disappointed whon we found it only used to repraeced China as an example of strength, and wi-dom to give the impression that
goodnes
had advanced, and the fact that there was the case was hot budhich bould be acted in good faith, but that he had prosthat it would be an act of idiotgy, front 30,000 pe ple-pushing, yelting, sing-she had abandoned her old pretensors
com
Plaintiff was very note poser of some political party, they should surve ou juries in common with the clothing, each wearing their scarf of office improves of reform; that she needed
the peo
pressure, even
trata here he went over to Macao to prose by persons conversant with the ways | allowing the plaintiff to come here to seek person of these nationalities; inlausry, belonging to the corps as above charge of your duty, you found yourself secured himself in 13,000 no so and Ideas of Macae. He submitted that for redresad remarked that it and indeed 1. think O, P, Q is the first tekeriberi, Patrols of police made the fam compelled to dissent from the declarations-
Mr. Burargamum General to take up such a trial, but in nouncing bis alient to be a libellbr and defa would only have been consistenterican who had ever attempted to and terrible. The great Faubourg St We believe, for our part, that the mis- 's case the money was deposited to paymer, when the plaintif thus came before flies if the defendant had come into ourt | coct a grievanie ous of the disqualification Antoine epena on the Bastille it in the bote mission tend to dangerous issues and com- Stapprehensions created by Mr Burlingame's libel in question indeed, was a prima faois case against him, and by but he had got done w and therefore plained of.
then has your correspondent as an bed of Revolution and the Men of Terror. plications. We many us, Mr con- American to complaits; of 1. Does he went It was locked lip dit both ends, by bodira ingame's friend's way of po, ble Bur off the Bharger The been said that the plaintiff had demanded ained in this speecher of his counsel. His to be at liberty to exercise in Hongkong of onvalry, infantry, and police, the artil rejoiced in the mission when we had reasbr way in which is was su Inquiry on his sonduct previous to this Lordship, characterized the Jibel as being the double functions of an American citizen Jery behind. Ineite were the people, yal to believe that it was in the interests of Showing that it was not malice, libel, and it was refused because no exceedingly reckless, and asked Mr Havliar and a British subject; I am afraid that ling, howling, curaing Hte à l'undemo-progresa, and that its members would fur
the firm bokef that in what specifie
been brought if there were any portions of the evidence under bis own Government, which I have nium. But they were secured Excellent ther those interests by representing, in the the interests of "Justice "domaadgh. The
reasonably
which the learned counsel would like to no doubt be considers perfection, he would taction Proceeding down the boulevard western world, the true state of China, and * jikmediately after the spe have read to the jury.
91 not be permitted to astme the two-fold towards the Madeleine, for a mile, all how she could best be raised and supported tee that of the plaintiff, for there was cits charge was trade, another inquiry Mr Baylar: No, my Lord
character. Even were it competent for an was a desert-shops and oifes were alused, in a new career. nothing worse than the wantonly making would have been asked for, instead of Hin Lordship, after some general observa- American, whilst still owning Allegiance to and windows “ahnt cred.”. Here I met alexde, at soy grave 8 nature. When the Whan the plaintif damo at once to long- tions, oberged the jury to the effect that if the stars and stripes, to hold a seat in the with a squadron of avalry occupying Jury remembered all the circumstances he
Forg
** In Bue, the Jury would notice that they found that the defendant had not Legislative Council, U. P. Q considers the road way; one foot path was filled with for infantry the other with 700 police-in process in Maco to get witnesses, they fly tried here, that throughout the destituted the high fanations of the press from bin to avail himself of the privil go
dive them their, dus weight. He fendant had shown bona fides, and that motivés of personal iglico, or for the pur- And now a to his objection to ing, du. The police Magistrates, in piniu sporiority, and, with an seger desire for
of would ask for a verdict of not guilt orthy in not obtaining his trial before award substantial damages, and His Lord-other Enropeau Residents. No doubt were in front of the tropa appca iug to the apou the
the conduct
was ready to press forward the ground lithat, the charge: was brought forward, with an undertaking, to produos bis own tribunals. The Jury would take ship further thought that in such case, the 11 Hardship to wolfer fit the people. It was useless. A suiden tattoo ab-other insticement to improve than her wildesses and nationte, propasting in Mathieso direuinstances into count as to plaintiff would be entitled to the sympathy Court Room with the glass at 95 and from the drains is heard, a pair of Sten- own mozal instinct áll
that had so, and that these proceedings
In reference to the conduct of dip on the plaintiff, if indeed they did so. inflicted upon account of suffering sit in judgment on the sreet savoured torian-Jungs calls on:
to di moral pressure, was a wrong and a mistake The plaintiff as Procurador in the case of It was a case for very small damages, even hardly serve to effacó, MAAR PARA Chinese." It is however; a hardship that fame in the name of the pause and that in faot the nations of the West
mitigation, in case they should give a ver of the community years of time t menged
Englishmen, Germans aud. Portuguese have
the drams a second time-another had. more to learn than 10
in their teach if the verdict did go against defendent; and The Jury then retired, and in a few mi to bear as well as Americans. The fast pause third tattoo follows, with the intercouran with this, so-called, polite and the daringes claimed were far too much for a
natee returned with a verdict for full really is that, while posessing all the admonition let the housst men retire." intellectual peuple of the East? me in the position of the plaintiff, amount amount of danger cladasdy $5,000, add-privileges enjoyed by the English, with the cavalry load their carabines--for the We are deeply interested in the promo- figan they did to three years salarying a rider is follows From the evid-advantage of immunity from military ser- riot net if hot read has been beaten," tion of the peaceful devainpment of China, The A. 4. U. replied. He laid stress on ence produced in this Court the Jury com vion in case of way, to which the latter are the infantry fix bayonuts, the police tighten and in its maintenance of harmonious rela the avowal made on behalf of Vie defendant sider that the plaiutiff, Mr Pereira, is en- liable, he is chafed because his countrymen their eps on their heads, the horses tigns, and we may preanme, that our dirsat that it was his with t to degrade” the titled to general sympathy as having been are asked to pettorm any public duty what prance, chap their bits, and the whole and intimate acquaintance with the Empire platutiff. If those wore the instructions, subjected to the most serious antoyance ever. Lt us suppose for the sake of argi- colum advances. Not a shot is fired, not renders us not altogether untrustworthy they had certainly been carried out pet from a thoroughly unsupported and unlieuthit amet cone were exituded tron the weight the pope to slew away, and who express our opinions, and we believe that mali- mout, that a different system existed here a sword is drawu, the force cuupals by its witnesses. As such, we do not hesitate to footly, the effects to degrade the plaintif aiona charge fatymen, then received their Jury Punel mad the Britishlists" ouly fly like sheep, into the byö street ; en, since will justify our conclusions.
feed the family, in character aud we had been caristently followed fees, and the Cuirt rose As the jurors were were eligible to be placed upon it; what a morus the column, like
The special jorymen
a mighty wave. We cau assure you, with
sincerity, that of the libel
pozata dressing, Mr Pollard, naked if the fees wint high falptini" diatribes we alouki boulevard Mantinerire, where the block your coputrymon, with a rospect which which the Jury had to decide were, hadalibel were to odine ust of the defendant's pucket. have against the arrugatice, flio egutiain and was such that progress was stopped; then und only have been created by an impar- been counted, had it beas proved; and if Mr Pollard replied that he supposed so the
Tranny of British Bole in Hongkong.
the police came to the front, arrested so what should be the damages Mi Bayl-
What does your errespondent mean by women and children, the bacter at once high queition, son of the duties of your the table) exclaimed Then Fil have
saying that the suitor who has 3000 at stake liberated, and striking down with their life. can drag the princely merchant from his preserveis
resisted, A Amilar Other jurors followed Mr Rowstra ex country House and i
alarge and taken place from the opposite ample, and with this little dramatic incident, meut on his claita 7. O. F. C. is, worribly direction, the Madeline, there was post
but he is not
grand battus; cries, oaths shrieks, smashing. tvory intelligible.
windows,
lamps, N., Hongkong is an
Colony, it has not a
marched away. appliuse which was of course checked but obtin fact, like the others European and
said she was in the habit of visiting hire hate this Court, to give any teghimony in theory of his frionde found free expression the malutenance of, lay and order great ten
the thirty-nine ines, the learned counsel very fact that one sur. observed that the vivor out of ciglitten was preserved to tell is of home might have anggested fiquity ; and that it ought to have occurred to, the platibil (as it riterwards did) that the charge was a tramped.ng one. The unk a pay ere must have been seized when is suised, and if they were not bisconsing, why it was a striking luctance of culpable and gross ignorance of business If we boeides very romarkable. the Jonke would have come quietly into the
replication,
ap from the moment of
haroor of Msio if the men bad been the written to the present time.g departing, Mr Rowetty one of them, ad grievance this would be for O. P Qy and sweeping af before it till it arrives at the you will leave these shores regretted by all
described this struck Fucurador afterwards as curious,
did it not so strike him before the thon
ced The ones was certainly las had affected to regard bribery at Mano
Mr Howett (tussing a note or notes on
were, pronounce to the range bring a thing not viewed there in a nono of it felt. 3.Wan 1271
not conduolini according
ustice, as Flip Procurador failed to make serious way, but there bad, been no effort any Hiquities as to the question, wife on the ordinary signification of the
pota
Speaking of the evidence of the Tanko wo there were charges of corruption and ox-
the proceedings closed. ****
wid
لله
who
went ou for an
We have the honor, &a,
(Signed by 60 Gentlemen.)
ther the charge was tramped up or words is the libel. But beyond, or The close of Mr Pollard's reply, man who went to Mrs Pereira about the fortin, who had not been referred to by His Lordship'a obarge, and the announce thöngh British place; ad the way was cleared, and some of Magdala, the truth of which we baye no.
que, the learned coausal remarked, upor
.
the surprise with, whicle her eylence, was a salon or be the gefendant in his heat of lie verdict, were receivēti with primanent English popuintion The
The Jury would sumattoo
500
LORD NAPIER OF MAGDALA. (Bombay Gazette: June 26. The reported resignation of Lord Napier But as the force back, the people rnaled from the reason to doubt, will be no surprise to many of our rendern Indeed, we believe, These stalls where swepapers are: last autumn be intended to return thither
SEVƏL VƏrsoy, dautre TALLY TALE 7; 1st tlín dei viert hued not dared to conne† when, Mr Lerübə get- but of Court the the Americaninen säjuznóra-hope-maily this spot again, palled down that when His Exellengy quitted Kugland
ter. There had been no attempt to abow that the libel was in the interests of
of the public, that it was animated by bona
Ades
perfectly properto po ang 18 nogle siendengre of that sort bad
CORRESPONDENCE
•Amoricata.
in
Pereira, in cases of collision; but when support of the base and discreditable in aircali apparently as sincere as the dificulties are to be met with, and I think, old, called Kiosques and in the minutes the apring At a 'later. periód it was ru she saw what bis intention was, she charges he had made against a man of re- hearty haudebating to which for wine that it wohl be such better for U. P. Q., were puly armed with the valley they had moured that he would leave Indis after the
had up a bricado, But the revolutionists changed a little, perceiving the
that this was spectable position and amblemished charac-minutes he had to subunit.
instead of indulging in uninentured abuas zalco, dangerous, ground, bas bad eri
of the Jury systern, and in doing 50,
torn down i their march the busses were rains, Aud
Aud gossip was busily engaged in dently come well knowing that the bribe
hooping unwarrantable abuse upon cur not available, nor the cabs, as they had canvassing the aliance of those who might a Grong thing but at first she had not
laws and customs, to have suggested some been ord off in the early part of the basessor. We have no knowledge thought the collisions out of the way. If in an assault on a system which required THE JURY SYSTEM IN BONGKONG. remedy for the evile complained of, frumn evening, and the inhabitants did not as of of the reasons that led to his resignation, is very likely that in
of and can only surmise that they are which Englishmen suffer quite as much as their furniture into the streets complex nature, more aasily imagined by To the Editor of the CHINA Mail.” wife of a Judge even hean attempted on the
to ran up the barricades. The one in those who observe closely than described. contrary,
HONGKONG, 27th July, 1869. about a mão, although it is one of the individual only had been attacked, and
In conclusion 1 will only add, that it is question was quickly cleared away by a The Landliah Committes on the Abysaffia SIE,-If the letter of: O. P. Q. in your
valry picket the grand Bravest possible
to
whange from issue of yesterday, profossing to deal with totally untrue that the native population
Oppo Expedition have declined to call, Judian held British Late, or the mode of its admi-site be tried before Tuge upon a caso mala fides on defendant's part. Had the the Jury system in force here, muate any stratioti in autent on the contrary I followed in the bye streets simultaneously/Fitnesses at present; but it is just possible
was an executed, videttes be tryed botox Mis. The Judinas aybe defined som dere fortune, at blucas, hething, it means thin, that Bhongkong below, Irave the boat means of Euring thatch it eaughty as if in a dragnicki (Tuces have of correst tutoration, the Commision may
often called upon the
Judge's in certain effect currunt British Colony governed by British Isws, such cases, and. If they looked at the aur might have been able to glibw a reason for the burden of serving on Jurors should be held by all planes of Crimes in our shot been called " tho mousetrap lactics." Soine not do injustice to others and limasif rounding circumstances, they would Reg ventilating 摄 possible publia abure; hut that there could have been but one object the unmitigated evile of the Procuratura" born exclusively by Britain hunnoo in the impartiality and justion with 500 more arrests were made, and the crowd We believe, however, that Lord Napior
So that although the latter a
driven
tway and all was over. Next goes home on urgent private affairs, and that he has for some time been surious to some 60 hats, 20 bonnets or such as proved
even to write to its of Court herd the Jury wore
thi
**
entitled
aasume
respect that they have perfect con-
the
points
that Lord
ord Napier maybeanxiousthat, for lack
in those visits, and it did not require morete Mr. Hayllar's strange language) athor European and American Inhabitants which it in administered.I ani, lr, your on the battle field were pick return to England. The time of his du-
the
a natural inference for a southern surely did not justify an attack such as this
try
defendant;
Mr Pollard at
inating on the
which
of
were equally involved; and the coincidence, ouse but up by be mentioned struck
a proportionate degree committed, the fact would mcéssarily have
bocanse that func significance.- Muck had been said, boon made known by the persons from
(outirely irrespective tionary thought fit, (continued Mr Hayllar) regarding the whom the money had been extracted. It the nationality, of the parties;) to decide high party feeling which ruled in Mauno, had been said that Mr Perbins was afraid to against the Defendant who happened to bu
gentleman of good position had been return to Macao because l'into was adverse montioned who had taken an motive part in to him; whereas the fast was that no foul not only of the juilginent, but of the a fellow countryman of O. P. Q, he fell was unable to do Pereira any father haru. Pinto bad: pronounced Peroire, Bud held up the Defendant as a கப் British constitution, laws and
custome, and therefore could not be the judge any further
Country the
8
the controversy: he was not instructed on the point; but if that gentleman did so, he should say it was greatly to his credit to, have done so, The Chief Justice of Macao was said to have a hostile feeling towards
plalatiff, that this was given as the rus
the
вод
counsel referred to the fact that at the
tried
to
bodient servant,
pire.
the
tera ou register,
with a more
so on a microscopical examination, and a parture, however, is still uncertain. dozen chignona. Not a shot was fired, not
ADDRESS TO H, E THE HUN, ·
J. ROS BROWNE,
SHANGHAI, July 14, 1869,
THE PRINCE AND HIS PRESENTS. (Melbourne Argus June 19.)
A good deal of comment has taken place
dente basting on this latter point. They tribunal, yet no at Macro (bitants of each country while enjoying in occurred on the 7th and 8th June, and T, S, Envoy Extraordinary and Ministered in Victoria by His Royals
Mr
am as this gentleman (according to plain-pleats of justification, by the production of
Dake
I to believe that it was bribery. The on the Procurador whose individual "de are in the mind
of us one to proporsien, only
----- Q. E. D sext witness was Mrs Pereira; and begradation was the thing aimed at by the three; they alone should perform the
criminal ubica could not but remark as strange the won defendant. The learned A. A. G. remark civil, and that too with population. of
of- jury-men, in all cases
PARIS LETTER. derful way in which that evidence tallied ed that the plea of justification had not Chinese and other orientals exceeding
(From
a single person out down. Doring Friday our Correspondent) with the unexpected evidence of the tanks been wit
been withdrawn from the record, there had
PARIS, June 19, 18′′9.
all Paris made a pilgrimage to the scene 110.000. The nodesty of this woman in the
mention of the collision not been the slightest attempt to support is and the general tons of the
We have of late paced through strange e 240 Kiosques bad their glass smashed, letter, and it whi, he mud, one of those and he thought thist under this, and the blydend to the cus clusion, that is writer is, events, and have heel making history. Water were hopulussly destroyed-saints were on the anouncement contained in the last incidences which t
strong light upon other circumstances of this case the request to adopt his own expresion an unfortu, tion The goretel election, ou the whole; robbet. The Emperor and Empress drove ions had been asked to vote the mum of overturned, lamps broken, sad some shops London tel grates, that the House of Com- hidden crimes such as bribery. It taust be for mitigation of
gation of damages would
Yankee." nate
Leven
tion. over the whole line, and were warwly re- £3,500 for the presents misde by even think I see a resem zamembered that the crime of bribery was atte
attended to by the the most difficult of proof na both parties length pointed out the improbabilities of the blance in the effusion, to a letter, which weat of quietly, and the resulta were a quived with vivas, and bravos-which His of Edinburgh during his recent visit to
refles of those of 1808, columns, re
only appeared some weeks ago in your
but the Empress was pale with emotion, the subject of discussion in the Legislative citics like Patia, Lyons, and her joy shone through her tears. A with a 5-7 must have certainty that bad the allowed bathin röflecting on a oase tried before the then startling Bignificance for the second Em Majesty acknowledged with a stern sunile these colonies. The matter is likely to form -
beenjotion,
Judge of the Court of Summary Margeles Bordeaux and le to the (Pa be continued.)
Assembly cheers and ahowed
Mr Longmore having given no. tive, themselves, as horetofure,
and laughter from all system of personal Government. In Paris
sides of the House, of hu inteutiqu of maring for the appointment of especially, the old Republican chiefs were
select committed to inquire into and report on resolved to have at all hazard and by all Address of the Citizens of the United States, whom victoris, with the in the h cast side, and non like Rancel, Gambetta, &returned me
of reconcilable"
the value
presents and
sad whan and to
his bends, the liberties withibald from the na- resident in Shunghat, presented to the Hon.
whilst in with view that the tionen who will fight, and refuse to J. Ross BROWNE, Enty Extraordino y
House should resolve itself into
commit proceedings at Macao. The learneil Let us now. examine into the present solidt list inust be given as a fi ht. and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United tee of the whole to coueider the propriety
of your complaint
States at Peking, on his departure from of presenting an address to Bis Broellenoy correspondent, and see After this first polling, there remained Police Court here, the defendant through if we can dispose of some of the fictions, some DJ contents to be fought again, nono
the Governor, praying that a sam of money he had not gone back to Macao. Some his solicitor, expressed his gratification that with which his letter abounds. He asserts jority this is, one-fourth of the eise-To
of the candidates having
be placed Oh, the Absolate"
an additional estimate to re- letters had been published in the Indepen the case would be tried before a British that according to existing treaties between
cump the Imperial Government all or so Excellency, it was Bald Hint it
tur, This second content could
much of the sum of £3,600 se was expend- England and the United States, the inha
The Honorable J. Ross BROWNE farmed part of a
of a correspondence between be properly triec
Highness in Pinko and a gentleman in Hongkong, not the slightest
to support
of the craving of presents." The motion, attempt to
the other carlain advantages, cannot, save whoever had the highest number of
yotes,
Plenipotentiary to China. tiff's statement friend of his), banded evidence. This was really an aggravation by
Sir Your withdrawal from the ad course, will uut be carried, but hon. mem- a renunciation of
which privilege ha duly stucted. The figlit was concentrated ministration of the affairs of United States bors will perhaps take the opportunity the letters to the plaiutit, the latter, in of damages and disqualifiel the defendant privilege.use right to hold revi, estate on the Paris candidates between Juips in. Chitis, aut the cuties of the withdrawal, asking what will be done, under the air-
defines breach of all etiquette and good faith, sent for any claim to mitigation, Me Pollard and vessels, and eligibility to office. Hayna Rochefort, the force lampooner of the this nigre, sufficient reason for an ex- which his Royal Highness received during Favre, the renowned chief of democracy, seem to us, your fellow citizens resident in cunstances, with the handsome presents them to bis friends at Macao, Hot with a concluded a powerful speech by asking the
ing thus laid down the law as it stands. request, but with a wish, that they should jury to give substantial damages, and so both countries, fie proceds to complain, dynasty, an exila iu brassels, but a sworn pression of our opinion in favor of the bis visit to this and other colonies. The be published. And therefore, by the pub clear the characters of an injured man and that the wifortunate yankee" riding Red Republican; the other, was between polioy which, wo unilerstand, you have intelligence that the sum of £3,500 bad lication of a private letter, the charactor of his wife, and send the defendant into the
Thiers, the celebrated historian and Orleans advocated, and of our regret that you been placed on the Estimates in England Chief Justice Pinto is to be thus maligned world in his true character as a base hire here, in debarred from the rights of ha
citizen." If this is 60,
dherence to Liat policy has been followed to defray the west of the presents during who is to blame 7 ist Minister, and Comte d'Alton Ehee, an Now, a man who would thus publish, pri- ting and slanderer,
"irreconcilable." clearly so the British Government, for
Cubtrary to expectation, by the loss of your valuable services to his Australian tour, has provoked.
very un- vate correspondence not hit men is not the On the Court resuming, His Lordship according to his showing it is the con- Rochefort was beaten, and no one was sur American interests in China.
favourable comments here. The proceed. man whose reputation can suffer so serious charged the jury. The phuntiff in this a sequence of the treaty entered into by prised at the success of Thists, The Ro-
The trus policy of the United States in ing is regarded as the very reverse of ly. The learned council then read one of te public piscar, the defendant is a public his own government. But tus Americans chefortites were much pained at their this county we believe to be one that looks pringely and those few individuals who the letters referred to as follows
received rouvenirs from His Royal Highnem writer, who accused the plaintiff of the debarred of the right of citizenship? 1 defeat, and commenced, to be demonstra- towards the extension of its trade and
a very different light Macao, 15, 5, 89. crime of bribery, extortion and corruption think I will satisfactorily prove that they live in the streets, from the evening of the intercourse with western unions, and by regard them now in
in the discharge of his public functions are not
declaration of the poll, the 7th instand mesus of that extension the raising of China from that in which they were fir
received. Tie statement that the sum had The defendant pleaded not guilty and Jus. To begin with the principal grievance, the crowds sesembled and increased each in the scale of civilization. tification that is, that the libel is true. If alleged to result from the deprivation com- Boceeding evening up to Thursday, the We claim that China as she staude, is heap placed on the impurtal estimates for there had been sufficient evidence of its plained of. An American be states cannot. It was on this evening the "revo low in civilization as she is in wealth and the purpose mentioned first appeared in the happiness I wish for them, ddy. truth defendant would be entitled to a ver- hold real property or have a ship registered lution" broke out and ended. About power; that her history tesobes as little the Pall Mall Fazette.
The book goes
diat; but if there had been no such evidence here. The first part of this allegation is eight o'clock, the city was placarded with a worth knowing except maxins of morality,
naupport of the
Trx Belgian question (according to the authorise you, as a friend and as a for the plain bel, the verdict must be totally utrue. There is no prosition on procmation from the Minister of the long reduced by western nations to actual
His for ship quoted
suan American holding real property, Thero Polico, enjoining all well-disputed people practice, but by China neglected and for Uwi) is shelved, but not settled. There is gentleman, and honest mun which I take thorities defining the fair limits within is on the contrary su express ordiosoos in to rema u at home, which also had the gotten; that les present state, so far from reason to hope, however, that there exists you to be, I authorize, you to declars, to which pablo, riters had liberty of criticism force, here onsbling aliens (American, Ger er of gathering the curious to see that being an example, is a warning of the re- every intention to bring in it to a final solu- ble that any person may balieve the infcase the defendant i id he was, prepared to property in the same manner precisely streete, they had all been called in, and to is a protection and a blasing to the people, near Wihelmaburgh, Austria, was last wock arryone and everywhere where it is possi- for public motives on public men. In this mans, Portuguess, do) to hold landed was about taking place. At nine o'clock salts of a false system and a vinous policy. tion
not a policeman was to be seen in the We claim that the presence of foreign re Tax wife of a workman of of Ternitz, that neither in Lisbon, prove the truth of the libel, but it would, British subjects (Urdinance of 1853). Ass dis, or Olina have I ever written in the be simple affectation to sak this jury if they matter of fact, Americans have constantly the police pensioners, that form a reserve that this presence is their only chance of safely delivered of four children, no back ournals except under my signature. Thas had any doubt in this case. A very gross availed themselves of this privilege, and at for, the defence of the souris was con- improvement, says through desolating and two girls, all of whom, with the mother; hate and detest plots and intriguing ways. libel it was, unless circumstances justified the present time several valuable properties Aded. A line of boulevards, some two and ware; and that, in all probability, it is at are doing well.
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MY DEAR CHINHO, May the good fami-
ty of Senhor Remedive and you who have
the honor and fortune to be of them, my good god-daughter, and the children, enjoy
of sitizanagance, possess the "the relative majority," became
of
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