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busarens at Wanchi, were summoned at the instance of Mr Adolph Emile Moyer, of the firm of Meyer & Co., for carrying on a noisy trade to the annoyance of the neighbours, and contrary to Ord. 10 of 1872 Seo. VI.

ALLEGED LARCENY.

THE CHINA MAIL.

In summing the case to the Jury, His Lordship observed that for Mesara Siessen & Co. not to reply to a memo, containing the terms of an agreement which were very different to their view of them, was certainly L Ayan, the muster of a silk shop, again moat extraordinary. After reading through appeared to answer the charge of stealing a the whole evidence, his Lordship said the sherry glass from the steamer Kukiang. question was whether the nature of the con- The complainant and his witness were cross-tract was as that embodied in the plaintiffs' examined by Mr Dennys. Mr Frederick letter of the 18th June, and His Lordship Harrold produced the engineer's log shewing remarked that Meaars Siemesen & Co. in not the time at which the steamer arrived on replying to those notes must be taken to the 8th September, the date at which the havo acquiesced in them. defendant alleged that the witness Chun Ashui went to his shop to ateal the pair of silk trousers. The case was further re-verdict. manded till to-morrow; the Magistrate inti- mated that he would commit it for trial, unless the defendant could prove otherwise, as though the value of the property said to have best stolen was not much, the issue was important.

Mr Arthar Chart appeared on behalf of Mesere Inglis and Mr Emanuel on behalf of Moura Spratt & Condo Buga

Mr Meyer stated that Mosers Inglis had a da put a steamer alongside the praya on the 19th or 20th Sept. opposite his premiacs, and they are rivetting plates. This has been going on since the 2nd September from 7 am. till noon, and from 1 till 6p.m. The noise is almost unbearable, the steamer being quite empty. There are about 15 or 20 men hammering at one time continuously, Complainant said the stern of the steamer was not more than 20 yards-distant from his front verandah. He had made this complaint because it interfered with the comfort of his family, the continuous ham mering making the people in the house quite nervous. He had written to Messrs Inglis, making them if they could not remove the steamer to the end of the pier, as he did not wish to put them to any incon- venience; they replied that it was incon- venient for them to remove it.

SUPREME COURT. IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION,

His Honor Mr Justice EcoWDEN.)

October 4th, 1877.

The Jury returned a verdict for the plain- tiffs, with damages at $250. Costa to follow

News from the Straits. (Straits Times.)

We learn that the want of silver coins lately felt in the Colony is likely to be supplied within a short time. The Acting Treasurer ordered 40,000, and 20,000 of them are expected by the Benarty, due in Inspector McKinney, sworn, said he re.

another week or so, namely 8,000 tranty ceived a letter from Mr Meyer complaining

cont pieces, 10,000 ten cent pieces, and of the nuisance and be wont to Praya East

2,000 ve cent pieces. on the 27th or 28th September and heard

The United States steam Corvette the noise. He considered it a nuisancs

Kearsarge, Capt. MoNair, from Hongkong, and asked the defendants if they had special

Vogel, Hagedorn & Co. v. Siemssen & Co. with dates to the 17th anchored in the roads permission from the Governor to carry on $1000, 14

on the 26th Sept, en route to New York via this work, and the reply received was to the

This case was resumed to-day.

the Suez Canal The Kearsarge in the vessel effect that the work had been going on

Mr Galtzow, a partner in the firm of that fought and sank the Confederate for years. They further stated that a Messrs Siemasen & Co., was called. He was foratser Alabama off Cherbourg during the complaint had already been lodged against present when Mr Carl Vogel came to the great American civil war. She was then them in the Police Court a number of years office and spoke to Mr. Hoppins about ship commanded by Captain Winslow since dead. ago.

Mr Chart said he believed they had ping the 250 tons and the 600 tons of sugar. Probably many of our readers will rement Mr Hoppius told Mr Vogel that he could not ber the Alabama's visit to this port, and how reecived special permission from the promise definitely with reference to future she dodgad the US, steamer Wyoming Government to carry on such work; he shipments, but he could have as much commanded by Captain Macdougal and thought he could find written permissions might arrive. This was on the 18th burat the Martaban Captain Pike, of

June. Witness had no doubt whatever on Malacca. his mind as to the nature of the contract

a made. On the 1st August Mr C. Vogel same to speak about the shipment of the sugar, Witness told him that he need not trouble himself so much about it, that it was a bona fide transaction on the part of Siemssen & Co., that if they got the sugar, he would get the freight, it not he would not. Mr Vogel did not raise any objection whatever then. This was the only conversation he had with Mr Vegel about this matter, but be had often seen him in the office. That was all witness individual knowledge of the affair.

to that effect.

Mr Russell remarked that be was sure Mr Mayer had no desire to interfere with another man's business, but he (Mr Russell) certainly thought that the noises com plained of were a nuisance. He did not think it was over contemplated that the defendants should carry on such work alongside the Praya. He hoped however that they could arrange the matter amio sbly, as this would be the most sensible plan. He would adjourn the case till to-morrow for that purpose and should be glad to be able

cancel the summons. The summons against Messrs Spratt would be adjourned likewise.

Air Chart said he should probably apply for a summons against Messrs Meyer, as they were continually running trucks across the rouă causing his firm much annoyanse, but he had never complained about it.

Mr Russell said he could see plainly there was a little bad blood betwixt the parties: he thought they would be wise to settle the matter out of Court: if the case came before him, he would have to put the law in force, and probably send it to the Supreme Court, thus acossioning heavy expense on both parties. He could plainly see that there existed the elements of a big fight.

The Bouth Australian Government have accepted the offer of the Netherlands-India Steam Navigation Company to run a steamer between, Port Darwin and Banjoewangis, in the event of an interruption to the cable; the steamer to be ready in eight days after the notification of such a mishap.

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from the person of Mahomed Jud, a fireman was ampla proof of it; the plaintiffs had energy he displayed, and the methods ho except the isolated ones por Thales and in the Cooktown Courier in the fans of all belonging to the Burmess. The defendant bound themselves to charter another vessel adopted, for exmuting temporary repairs to Mecca, and that all the ships which brought these facts, and think he would be caly the Chinese from Hongkong wore duly endorsing Captain Miller's action by follow was only discharged the other day for and could be compelled to do so, or in case the steamer..

Since the enquiry commenced, the Assist passed by the Immigration Commissioners, ing in his steps but laines faire, attempting to steal a ruby ring from the the magar had come down and the plaintiffs fingers of the same complainant. On the refused to ship it, they would have been ant Admiralty Surveyor, Liant. Conner, has rigidly adhering to the emigration ordinance we found the position of the rock to be one of that colony. Not content with the rO- present occasion the charge was conclusively able to an action.

decimal four miles south of Pine Islets. strictivo shipping olause, another is intro- proved, as the note was found on his person. He was also identified as having been in gaol

Sept. 11,The population of the colony daced whlob compels the master of any on the 20th June was one hundred and vessel bringing Chinese to the colony to before, ob vaca

minety-eight thousand, being an increase of pay to the Unstoms the sum of £10 per eleven thousand for the past six months head for every Chinaman he imperia, Cooktown, Aug. 31 The Customs revenue **furnishing a variety of particulars as to the of the port during the past fortnight amounts name, place of birth, age and occupation of to £7,400, and for the month £10,380, each. And any master allowing Chinese to land without payment of £10 per head, principally derived from the Chinese trade,

Sydney, Aug. 15. It is reported on good will be liable to pay £20 per head penalty, authority that Boyd is willing to visit Syd- and Incur the seizure, forfeiture, and die ney, for the purpose of rowing Trickett for posal of his vessel by the Custom anthorl the championship of the world, if he is ten. On receiving the £10 for each Chi- allowed $300 for expenses, and Trickett. nese passenger, the Customs officer s required to give him a certificate without lays £1,500 to £1,000,

Advices from Bamon state that the rumor-demand, which certificate will be conclusive ad annexation of the islands by America is evidence that such sum has been duly paid. untrue.

The passenger himself will also be liable to Sydney, Sept. 1.-The Chinese at the a penalty of £10, in addition to the ordinary Palmer River are proving dangerous to tra fee, if he attempts to evade the latter." vellers in that locality, and coem to have The $10 imposed by Section. No. 4 is to be Bank, on demand, organized a system of robbery, something applied to the manuer provided by Section like that adopted by the Continental bri-7, as follows: If at any time within gands. A Mr Wilson was making his one-three years from the date of the landing or tomary weekly trips with gold from Stony arrival of any Chinese in respect of whom Creek to Maytown, when he nearly fell into such sums shall have been paid auch Mongolian ambuscade. Shots were ar- Chinese shall depart from the colony to changed, but Mr Wilson succeeded in excan-parts beyond the zene, and shall before his Shanghal, demand,... ing without injury, and with 160 oz. of gold departure prove to the satisfaction of the and £2,000 cash which he had in his posses-Colonial Treasurer that during his residenes Bar Silver, 17, dwin. B., sion.

in the colony he has not been confined in any gool or lockup after completion of any Gold Leaf, offence; and that he has paid all fines and pan- alties imposed upon him under the providons of any Aot in fores in the colony, and that he has paid all expenses incurred in respect of his confinement or medical treatment in any public hospital, benevolent asylum, lunatic asylum, or other place for the dare, treat ment, or cure of the sick, poor, or insane: and that no expense or charge has fallen upon the revenue for his support then upon production to the Colleator or other principal officer of Customs at the port of embarkation of the certificate given to such Chinese on his arrival, the amount so paid Sydney, Sept. 10.-The Lord Ashley, in respect of such Chinese shall be repaid steamer, is a total wreck at the entrance of to him on board of the ship by which he the harbor. The Terrigal boat saved all shall so depart. But if he shall fall to hands. The steamer is breaking up. On make such proof within the period afore Eaturday last a youth left a small box at wald, the amount shall be paid Into Consall the Observatory for the Astronomer-Royal, dated Revenue." This is one of the most which on opening was found to contain four arbitrary clauses in the Act, for we contand and a half pounds of blasting powder, and that its framing emanates from sordid. sixteen matches standing on end, the sul motives of adding to the Revenue what it (Takin as Maurs Falconer & Co.'s Premtasi

Queen's Road,) phurous tips being uppermost in a ginger-will lose by staying the immigration, for beer bottle, also full of gunpowder. Inside any sensible man who knows anything

Boremore, October 4, 1877. the box there was also suficient combustible about the Chinese and their Bohemian

-80.172 material to blow down the Observatory, oxistence will at once perosive that but BAROMETER A.M...

DoNX 1. P. Mr. 30.114 There was a shest of sandpaper. gummed very few-if any of the ten pounds will be inside the lid, so that the friction caused by repaid the unfortunate Chinamen who may, withdrawing the lid would ignite the and most probably will be told when he matoties, and cause the combustibles to reports himself inside the three years, that explode. The affair has caused an intense he has been a charge on the State in the excitement.

matter of police support, to keep "John". quiet, and this £10 impost is the most likely to give umbrage to the Chinese Government, who are very sealous of the treatment given, by Foreigners to their people. The Chinamen have a much sense of justice as any Europeans, and they

head money no doubt will view the exacted as a plecs of tyranny hitherto unknown in their own, country, and would far more willingly pay the 43 a year for miners' rights and £4 a year business licenses, although a British subject or allen When left. Name. alone depend to open up our vast tropical simply because they have a keen know 6, Carrical, agricultural lands. The great outcry ledge that they are intruders. We have Mar against the lefox of Chiness to our shores sald enough this issue to show our readers Was that they would lauzdate our goldfields what the substance of the Ast la, and in a and drive away the European miners from future issue will revert to it. their legitimate holdings, but on no other grounds were the rabid utterings of the Brisbane faction founded. All we wanted THE "COURIER" AND CAPT. MILLER:

(Cooktown Herald). the Government, to do was to prevent the

3, Rots, Chinese monopolising our goldfelde, and The "irradiate" lessee of the Cooktown 18, Vega, bad the Parliament been sincere in legislat Courier has again brought his "irrefreg May

This year of grace, 1677, is turning out very unfortunate one for Insurance Com- paules all over the world, from the fre quency of fires and the heavy losses they caure. To-day, Router tails of another big fire in America which seems to have de- stroyed the Patent Office with an enormous number of models, a loss which will pro- bably, in many cases, be irretrievable. The estimated loss caused by the late great fire at St. John's, New Brunswick, is £2,400,000 to £8,000,000, and the total amount of insurance £1,200,000. Of Eng lish Offices, the Royal Insurance Co., is sald to be in £100,000, the North British and Mercantile 120,000, the Guardian £80,000 and the Liverpool and London and Globe £50,000.

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Cross-examined-Witness beard Mr C. Vogel say that he had to shut out some cargo, and that was the reason he gave for being unable to take the 250 tons sugar, unless he got the balance of the sugar. He The Penang Gazette says:-From Perak did not hear him say that with the baianos. we learn that H. M. S. Growler, which left and the 250 tons cargo shut out, another Penang on the afternoon of Monday, in ship could be chartered. The defendants going through the passage asparating the were in grave doubts of getting the sugar faland of Pangkore from the main-land, from Hoihow even before the receipt of the struck about 8 a.m. (on the 14th Sept.) on 260 tons on the 18th June. Mr Vogel Left a sandback, and up to 7 a.m. this morning witness with the impression that he would (15th September) she was still hard and take the 20 tons on the defendants' protest. The depth of water, forward was 5 mising to ship with him what sugar fathoms, and aft 3 feet at low water. We might some forward. It was an incon- are told that the position ahe at present lies vemence to the defendants to get the 250 in is a most perilous one. On the one side tons shipped. Witness would swear that a dangerous reef stretches out and on the Mr Vogel's version of the agreement was other exists the sandbank on which the not true. He often came to enquire when vessel now lies, the breadth of the fairway sugar was expected.

being no more than 100 yards and the water shallows so suddenly on either aide of the bank and reef rising up so precipi. toasly. And, to add to the danger, the tides run during springs through this nar- row channel at a tremendous rate. The Tah Pehket on her passage ap from Singa pore, having heard of the accident while in the Perak river, hurried to her assistance and was requested to report her position to the authorities here and obtain the assist ance of lighters sto. from Penang to relieve the vessel of her guns etc.

News has been received of the loss, within the last few days, of no less than four vessels on the coast of New Zealand, viz., the ship Queen Bee, the barque Robina Dunlop, the schooner Boho, and the steamer Lionel, the latter with all hands, and in view of num- bora of people who were unable to render sny assistance.

CHINESE IMMIGRATION, (Cooktown Herald, September 12.)) The Ohinese Immigration Begulation Bill of 1877 has, we regret to say, become law, for a more arbitrary and a more un-English Act we never perused. The means adopted by the Government in attempting to stop immigration from Chins altogether has, we assert, resulted in a permanent injury to

Nor the colony, and more especially

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Mr Meyer remarked that he would not mind the expense; he could have put up with the one nuisance, but he had the shop of Messrs Inglis on the one side and Messrs Spratt's on the other and the steamer in front; he was as it were between three fires.

Re-examined Mr C. Vogel left the im Mr Rassell reminded Mr Meyer that pression on the witness' mind that he would that soundings are of little avail, the sides herners-for upon Celestial labor we can was only charged-10s. and 4 respectively Feb. 2

this state of affairs existed long before he took his premises. The case was then adjourned till 10 o'clock to-m017OW;

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take the sugar on the terms mentioned, because witness thought it was a very good thing for him. Besides when freight was engaged through a broker, it was unusual for the prinsipal to call, unless he was very anxious for the engagement. མ་ཁ། ཨ་ ༦༩

A Juror asked whether, as a business man, Mr Galtzow would not think that the memo, of Messrs Vogel, that they had booked them with 500 tons sugar by a following vessel, should have been replied to,

A REFRACTORY CONVICE. Wang A-ching, a prisoner in Victoria, Gaol, was brought up for malicious injury to Government property. The prisoner was under sentence in traol for destroying a tree at Wong-nei-cheong; he was fined $1 or in default to be imprisoned for four days from the 2nd, and would be out to-morrow morn- Witness said it would have been better if Under the heading of "Variorum," a ing, Yesterday he was reported to Mr it had been replied to; it would have pre- correspondent" Nomo" writes:- Corcoran, Acting Warden, for having torn vented all this trouble. The witness did What is the tariff of costs to curble the up his prison uniform. Mr Corcoran be- not read the memo, in the same light as the Headmen of the different Kongsees to gut lieved that the jacket was torn for the pur-plaintiffs. If the whole quantity of sugar bail for their men when charged at the pose of enabling the prisoner to roll the had come in time, it would have gone in the Police Stations? Five dollars down to two clothes more tightly round his person... The Hannah Law,

dollars and a half? As you said the other prisoner said the jacket was torn partly

Mr Hayllar then summed the case for the day, there must be an inquiry into the before, and he tore it more so as to wrap defense. He thought the whole question condition of the Force. There is never himself up better. The Magistrate ordered turned on the interpretation to be put on the smoke without fire, and these charges would the prisoner to be imprisoned for 7 days first letter of Messrs Vogel, Hagedorn & Co. never be made without there being ground with hand labour, to begin from the expiry There would be very little difficulty insbewing for them. of his original sentence.

that there had been a distinct and definite Your correspondent who complained of understanding come to as to the nature of the Sunday work at the New Kirk, might have agreement. The freight of 250 tons at £2.10 spoken (did he know of it) of the fact of a ton was a very good piece of business, and the P. W. D. re-painting and white-washing the plaintiffs appeared anxious to secure it. the Court House on Sundays. In India it Then why should they require further con- is especially stipulated in all contracts with sideration to accept it? The learned counsel Government, that no Sunday work shall be urged that it was not necessary for him to carried on under penalty from the Con agreement was not true, as, being on the

DISORDERLY CONDUCT.

John McKean, seaman boarding at the Sailors' Home, was charged by Mr Schuster, the steward, with making noisea in the Home and refusing to go to bed. He came home drunk. Fined $2 or 10 days hard labour, this being his third offence,

RUBBISH.

Chan Asing, a contractor, was summoned by Inspector MoKinney, with canging nuisance by deponding a quantity of build ing rubbish on the Cricket Ground. Fined

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for us as we wished them to de, suchable" "optimism" into force in a diatribe 5, Staghourd, statute as the measure now referred to on poor Captain Miller, of the E. & A. Co.'s. 10, David, would never have disgraced the laws of the steamer Bowen, for not furnishing that 11, Naworth, Colony, and we are only surprised that the chameleon journal with a fall and authentia 12, Chandes, Royal assent to such an iniquitous Bill account of the Bowen's report on her recent 18, Alstra, should have been given. We are no arrival from Singapore, and a Home News 15, Sophla, advocates for Chinese labor in preference of late date for the especial edification of 26, Martha Jackson,

The attack on 26, Alexandra, to European, but we contend that it is the individual at its head. necessary, in order to construct our railways Captain Miller, is, to say the least of it, 27, Kate Carale, and to develop our sugar, cotton, coffee, most uncalled for, for that gentleman since 80, C. R. Bishop, of pores on the Gulf shores and in the York some three years back, has earned the high and tea lands known to exist by thousands his trading connection with Cooktown, now June

4, Melbrek, London Peninsula, colored labor must be employed, opinions of not only the directors of his comi

4, Faugh-a-Ballaugh, London 4, Rhuddlan Castle, Cuxhavan and what is it to us whether it is Chinese pany and the merchants of Cooktown and

7. F'dinand Brumm, Portsmouth

London or Malay, so long as we get it; but the the other ports to which he trades, but death-blew to our prosperity has been especially of the Press, and his, urbanity

Cardiff struck at the root by the measure adopted. and readiness in affording that body with, Elmstone,

Cardiff Captain 14, Denbighshire, To prevent the goldfields of the Palmer information have often called forth the en-11, Candidate, and the North being overrun by Chinese coniums of the fourth estate.

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shew that Mr C. Vogel's version of the tractor.

Because the measure of the kind is muchas Mr W. B. Walsh told them It was not fear that it will cause him the slightest an 18, Henry Lippett, New York defence, it was for the plaintiffs to shew wanted, Master and Servant law is to their desire to dess earnestly with the xiety; but as the public may not be aware 10, City of Halifax, Cardiff that what Mesare Hoppius and Gultzow had stand over for the report of a Committee question other than to stop the prosperity of the reason of the distinction made by 19, Lord of the Isles, London

of our thriving port and district-of which Captain Miller with regard to the Cookstore 21, Olara, aid was not true. The question that had and for the arrival of the new Governor the South is so jealous, and by some under- Courier, we may be pardoned if we reiterate 28, Cuba, to be decided was whether both parties had such a law has been asked for, for years, bat

7, City of Limerlot (.), London ever come together and entered into that some occult power behind the scenes has current divert our enamour car traffic the causes The B. & A. Company's trade Joy distinct and clear understanding of each hitherto kept it from being passed. It is to Brisbane, and our earnest hope is that between Hongkong and Cooktown was the other as to leave no doubt as to the nature to be hoped that something will result this era long the Southerners will find to their only paying one in the mail service, and had 10, Agamemnon (6) Iverpool REGINA NUISANCE, PICKLES.”--

time of asking and shelving, and that the cont that no more $11,000 a month will be it not been for that the Company would 10, Niagara Ow Akwong, shopkeeper, No. 63 Queen's

The Hon. the Attorney General then re-community will not much longer be at the going from Cooktown to replenish the have relinquished it, as the paltry subsidy 11, Hors

empty coffers of a centralising people. The given by the Queensland Government world 18, Jeals Jamieson, Cardif Bond Central, was summoned by Inspector. McKinney with carrying on an offensive plied. He did not impute anything to the mercy of its servants-not forgetting the Act as it stands virtually closes our port to not pay for the coal consumed, and mainly 14, Abernyte,

honor of Mr Hoppius, but he thought he dhobies. trade, Tic. that of preparing pickles which might have been mistaken in the same way Speaking of dhobies reminds me of the China vessels, shipmasters and owners find through the sordid attacks made by the 18, Can Bitter, emitted a bad smell to the annoyance of the es any other man would have done. His fact that the Cafoutis Washing Company is ing the present unjust exactions prohibitory Cooktown Courier by raising a "bagus ory" 25, Globs, neighbours. The defendant was summoned submitted that the probability was that paying a good dividend the working is to their continuing the trade, lo order to of small pox and Asiatic cholera the Cook-80, Ferdinand at the instance of the gentleman employed Mr Hoppius had no doubts whatever when abistastory to the shareholders and the give our reader the tenor of the Bill and town trade has been logs to them. Many of 81, R. C. Rickners, Newport at the Chartered Bank of India, Australia he made the contract with Mr Vogel that the washing satishes those who are customers, ita mode of working will briefly se our readers will remember how Mr Fielberg, 31, Andreas,

sapitulate its leading features, and leave the twelfth leases of the Courier, in pander- Aug. and China, whose premises were separated from the defendant's by a narrow street sugar would be forthcoming, and that it was and snon a state of matters should be them to decide as to fu merita or demerita ing to the cravings of Dr. A'Hearne far pe 9, Anchises (8.), When the case was first heard on the 77th only when 61 tons were received that he had sufficient to encourage similar steps being For the purposes of this Bill the word pularity, alded and abetted him and certain 10, Paps,

some doubts. The learned Attorney General taken here.

"Chinese deemed to mean any native interested individuals in prosecuting Captain 11, North Star, *ultimo, Inspector Makinney said he found athen referred to the great advantage to

of the Chinese Empire os ita dependencies Torrance, of the Somerset, on a paltry charge 11, P. Bouveris strong diesgrenable small proceeding from the the defendants to have the 250 tons shipped.

not born of British paranta. Now this of breaking quarantine regulations and gut | 14, Regulas, defendant's house. There was a number of in the Hansah Law, and on the gress inoons – men transferring what seemed to he a kind of vendance to the plaintiffs who had to shut The Brieans-brings cur, Australian files excludes not only all Hongkong and Straits him fined £50. This was followed up by 14, Moss Glony

settlements. aturalised Chinese-but all continual attacks on the Company, assisted 14, Patrie, pinkled water lily root and some sort of about 260 tons of their own cargo, and it would for July and August, the latest being those naturalised in any other Australian by private inficence with the Honorable 15, Cashmere rages from rub to tub. On the roof there was not be worth their while to take that quantity Sydney Sept. 1, Brisbane Sept. 8, and Cook colony; as the Government when they John Douglas, who, it appeare, is under a 18, Bauarty (.), a lot of tube in which various thinge wers alone: The fact that no reply was sent to town Sep, 12 allowed to ferment, such as shrimps, do the plaintiff's letter was an acquiescence in Brisbane, Aug. 31.—The steamship Nor framed the Act wasidered that all such lasting debt of gratitude to Mr. Fislberg for 18, Detoalon (), Liverpool Witness considered the preparation of these their terms, and it was as much an gcceptance by has arrived from Perey Island. The naturalisations were fer local parposes supporting him in his return for Marybos 19, Fells Mendelsohn, London

only, but we believe that their rejection is rough, by the influence of the Wide Bay things on the premises as unwholesome and of the terms se if the defendants had written divers report that she struck the rook on her likely to be the first obj olion rained by the Nets, which has resulted in the passing of deleterious to health. He went into the

If the defendants had replied port side, causing a hole eighteen inches Chinese Government, which no doubt will meet an-English and antenaticntional Bak and the smell was felt in the offices, that they would not accent them, the plains Boross and crack of shout twelve feet in hinged with great suspicion In-menauro as is the Chinese Mining Reguin Godell, although a quantity of carbolic acid powder would have cacailed the three staying length and from an inch to an inch and a We spread on the floor.Mr David Grant orders sent to the defendants, and would half in width. Several rivets were knocked fact we think that the Act in its entirety on Bill," which has virtually placed book. 10, Norman Coort, Gravesend

will be considered an oppression on Chinese town in the sold and deprived the E. & A

4. Hermann, stated that there was a bad odour amitted have refused to take the 260 tons Referring out, but no damage was done to the star-nbjects to auch an extent soat we should Company of the only payable trade in which 8. Birchvald, from No. 53 during the whole summer. He to this letter, he said the agreement, was board side; hed complained to Dr. Ayres about this, that 500 tons beyond the 250 tons had been The Custom collections for August amount not be surprised to hear that's similar one it is engaged. We commend Captain Miller

with regard to Birktisk subsists would be for openly showing by his totally foring 1 Adolph and believed the smell to arise from decom booked, that is, the defendants had engaged to £31,000 which is the largest monthly ensated in China, thus virtually closing the Cooktown Courier that he has his sm posing vegetable matter. One morning they to ship that quantity and in law, no amount collection yet made.

July were removing some things which caused of parole evidence could vary a written The Governor was alightly indisposed, and that vast Empire to England. The replayers' interests at heart by depriving the 30, Hopewell, entoh a stench that they were unable to re agreement. If no such agreement as do was not present at the Corporation picnic to strictive section ne to conveyance of Chinese company's enemies of assistance in any shape

to Queensland would be quite sufolent to whatever, and we feel confident that such 8, Leander, main in the offes.

The case was then scribed in the letter was intended Mr Hops the Council of the Exhibition.

deter immigratios without any additional conduct will be ratified by the Board of 11, Golden State, adjoimmed till this day, to see how far the pins would have at once replied to it, but he, Brisbane, September 10,- The Marine defesidant would abate the nuisance, I did not do soy and the plaintifils proceeded to Board in the enquiry on the stranding of the one, seeing that no master of a vessel dan Directors. How sould it be expected that 17, Belle Morse, Spector MuKinney reported that the cance of sat on that understanding As to the legal Normanby, steamer, And that the struck on carry more than one passenger to every ten the Courfer should receive the slightest 4

health, manders of the B. & A. Company's boats certainty bourhood of the Fine Inlets ant, on his promising never to ollaud again, contended, thus share was oortuin, as to previously known rock in the neighvernment, has used a day-tray any of the fonsideration of the harde of the name 16, Titanda,

At the time of the accident the steamer comfort, and the presedant of the British Ast, when it is on record that that rabid journal time and quantity in the agreement. As to quantity there were 800 tons and 600 tons was on her proper track, and the Board find but they felled to soles, out of the thirty has consistently perssented them, and did mentioned; and so to time, the sugaz was to that there is not the fightert blame attribue or forty thousand Chinme landed on our all in its power to ruin the Company? Wo Tang King Un, coolie, was committed go in the Ronnah Law and the following table to Captais Reddell, on the other hand shores during the past three year, that only wonder that the local spent his regu for fris) on a charge of stealing a §ë mate | T94JN e to the want of mutually, there shere in group erekly due to him for shr | Shorn was cover a sign of siokurti Imported, | Joriy insorted the Company's falling soles

the smell bad been removed, The defend.

, was discharged.

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