No. 4668.-JUNE 20, 1878.)
KULER
us and gear are just as liable to damage now as when mounted, and that no scntries are posted over the guns mounted at the Government Offices.
woman also.
The other inmates of the
THE CHINA MAIL.
A daily Customs nail has been estab-industries of Japan, and this was specially The following comparison between the lished between this place and Peking, the incumbent on them as regards coal, which rates of freight ruling for some months past rate per letter Being 8 candareens or 48 forms the most serious item in the economy between England and the East, and the cash; also by steamers between this, Now of a steamer. It so happens that the revised rates of the Mitsu Buhl chwang, Chefoo, and Shanghai; mte 5 steamers of the Mitsu Bisha Company (ike will instily the assertions Company candareens or 80 cash. We are glad to see this project started, but would suggest the propriety of reducing the charge at least one-half. The profast would be more likely to succeed.-N. O., News,
THE MITSU BISHI COMPANY.
Freight by 1st class steamers between England and China, say 16,000 malles, $7,50 per ton. Freight between Yokohama and Hakodate, say 600 miles, $6.00 par tom
which only a single piece has up to the predeceased subecquently met his death in her unfortunate husband struck the first this house. The prisoner had been out for blow. On the other hand he also called sout boen 'moved.. One day only was öcon- a short time and returned to the house their attention to the words said to have pied in landing the gaps, and gear at eath shortly before this occurred. The deceased been used by the prisoner when he stabbed battery. Colonel Stuart and Commissary- and the prisoner appeared to have been on the woman, vi, Your two lives for General Moore have exerted themselves in good terms provions to this occurrence, but mine."
the deceased had owed the prisoner about Mr Francis said he had intended to call the most energetic manner to get the work two dollars for some time. The prisoner the attention of the Jury to this; there so far completed. There beefas however to had frequently applied for payment, but was no one else who heard the words.
The Attorney General said no one else the deceased being out of employment be some hitch in the mounting of the guns, could not pay the money, and had was present,
His Lordship continued. He would ask which seems rather a pity after such active asked the prisoner to wait. On the 15th
ultimo the prisoner pressed for pay the Jury to dismiss what the prisoner had efforts have been made to get the batteries ment, and about 9 o'clock, he went into sold when he stabbed the woman, as it may erested, and, the guns on, the spot.. It is deceased's room and asked deceased's wife have been due to bis excited condition at said the delay in mounting the guns is for the money. Some words took place the time: If they thought that the docoased owing to the cireumstance that when between the deceased and the prisoner and struck the prisoner whilst in the passage, some very abusive language was the conse and that during the heat of passion the mounted it will be neccesary to place sen- quence. The parties became irritated, and fatal blows wore struck, then His Lordship tries over them, but that seems rather an according to the evidence a scaffle took thought they might find him guilty of extraordinary statement, Booing that the plugs in the passage, and deceased's wife manslaughter; but if, on the other hand, they affect the same is having on the trade of antisfy them except the Company must of procuring economical and suitable ves-·
found subsequently that her husband had thought the prisoner struck the blows with ben stabbed and was lying on the floor express malloo, they must find him guilty bleeding. The prisoner then stabbed the of murder,
The Jury, after about twenty minutes' house were by this time aroused, while the absence, returned into Court and found the prisoner sat quietly down on a settee, and prisoner guilty of manslaughter by five to gave himself up to the police, who were two, and unanimously of grieviously wound called in, without offering the slightest ing.
Als Lordship, addressing the prisoner, resistance. A fan-knife was found covered with blood, and deceased's wife declared said he thought the Jury had taken a very that her husband was never in possession merciful but at the same time a very just of a weapon of that sort. The deceased view of the case. There was no doubt where the former expired immediately after deceased, but there was no evidence to admission. It would be for the Jury to show malice. If the Jury had found him say whether they considered there was guilty on the third count (wouading with anything in the evidence to reduce the intent to murder the woman) he would erime from murder to mususlaughter. The have been most to gaal for the term of learned Attorney General then spoke of the bis natural life; as it was, he would legal distinction between murder and man- have to remain to gaol for a great olaughter, and the law's merciful leaning to many years, His Lordship said he hoped human frailty in cases of extreme provoca- this case would prove a warning to the pri- tion. The decessed had no weapon, and it soner's friends and all in Court, to show would be for the Jury to say whether, after them that they could not take the law into hearing His Lordship explain the law, the their own hand and revenge their own prisoner was justified in using a knife. wrongs or the wrongs of any other man. The evidence was substantially the same The prisoner would be kept in penal servi as han already appeared in these columns, tude for 15 years. so we refrain from reproducing it. The witnesses were subjected to a severe oross examination by fir Francis.
D. News) have already publish ed various items of news respecting the steamers that have left with this season's teas from Hankow, and now we give a
other Companies' stoamers in China) have had the combustion fittings of their boilers specially arranged to burn small and cheap coal, yet with all this, a question of private pique (for it can be accounted for by no Such rales as charged by the Mitsu Bisbl other means) between the proprietor of the Company are prohibitory, and the farm Takashima mines and Iwasaki, is allowed producers are actually worse off with a good to stand in the way, coal in large quantity crop than with a bad one, for they cannot Welting to the Japan Times "Nauticus" at great cost is imported from a foreign get their producs to a market, and natural
Bishi Company are escritcad.
prices as will not pay them. Again, the says:--If you will grant mo suficient space, try, and the interests of the Mituly have to submit to sacrifios it at such I purpose reviewing the position and
The serious responsibility resting upon continuance of such a scale of freight will prospects of the Miten Blabi Company, and them, as managers of one of the most be the means of bringing more foreign will endeavour to point out the ineficient powerful arms of Japan, appears never to steamers to run on the coast, and will also manner in which the affairs of the Company have been recognized or felt by the Iwasaki lead to other combinations amongst the have been managed and the detrimental brothers. At one moment, nothing would Japanese, who can now have the advantage the country, injuring instead of bonolitting have a Dry. Dook specially constructed for sela which must compete to the disadvan the development of the coast trade and their own fleet, regardless of the cost of tage of the Mitsu Bishi steamers.
The junk trade of the country is also defeating the object the sagacions statesmen such an undertaking and the fact, that in who established this Company had in view. proportion to the shipping running on the reviving under the oppressive and mis Mail Co. was purchased in its entirety by plied than most other countries in the pany, and If in lion of the ineffective The Shanghai branca line of the Pacific coast, Japan, in this respect, la better sup- applied monopoly of the Mitsu Bishi Cora the Mitsu Bishi Company in 1875 after the world. Then the next whim was an Lasa-square-sail, junk owners can be persuaded settlement of the Formosa question.
rance Company I would ask, if they have to alter the rig of their vessels to a some- Iwasaki and his brother mysteriously so signally failed in the management of the what similar rig to that employed by the leaped into prominence and undertook the Steamer Company, what would have been Chinese, this opposition will be found to be management of the Company; all that had the present state of the Insurango shares, formidable. For besides expediting and
it will make the junkmen more experienced thoy had been interested in, some small the Mitsu Bishi Company?
rattle trap" atermera running between The China Merchant Company, a few seamen, teaching them greater self-reliance years since, found the only way to tide and confidenos, also tending greatly to the Daca and Toas.
over dificulties they encountered when security of life and property afloat. first starting, was to attach an Insurance Company; this was done, and some 300,000 taels of Insurance capital was thrown into hotch poteh," and with what result That when the two steamers were lost last February, the Insurance Company made it an excuse for not paying even interest to its shareholders Corsequently foreign, not native managed Insurance Companies now possess the confidence of the wealthy Chinese,
tabulated statement of the time they left and his wife were takon to the Hospital, whatever that the prisoner had killed the been known of them previously was that if this had been tacked on as an adjunct to facilitating the coast trade of the country,
Hankow and passed the Red Buoy at Woosung, together with the time the first four steamers made the passage to Singa pore. The information has been obtained from local agents, and is, we think, an
reliable
as it is
possible
to
obtain
:-
Hankow. Passed the
Red Buoy,
Left
Gleneagles......... 22nd May... 11.10a.m.
·
Arrived
Singapore.
28th May... 31st May.................. Glenartney........ 26th May... 7 p.in. 28th May....... Was 7 days 19 hours going to Singapore, Ocean King...... 30th May... 6 p.m. 28th May...... Was 6 days 11 hoor going to Singapore, Loudoun Castle.. 23rd May... 2 p.m. 26th May........ 10 a.m. 3rd June... 3 p.m. 3rd June. May... 2 s.m. 1st June..... 11 am. 1st June. Left Singapore.
Radnorshire
Glenearn........... 30th May... 10 p.m. 1st June.................... 1st June... 7.30 a.m. 4th June.....
Sarpedon.
Hankow................. 9th June... 5p.m. 13th June...ese Afghan......... 7th June... 3.45 p.m. 10th June.... Stadt Haarlem.., 4th June... 4.15 am. 7th June.....
Buzaian ports.
the
The German Corvette Augusta arrived at Hiogo on Saturday evening (June 8th) en route for this port.
The British steamers Egean and Glamis Castle leave for Biogo this evening (June
10th).
The captain of the German ironclad "Grosser Kurfurst, who is said to have been one of the three hundred men drowned in the collision in the English Channel, reported by Renter's telegram yesterday, was Count Mente, while in command of the Fineta, and well known in Yokohama...
The Sessions were then adjourned until Monday next, the 24th instant, ai 10a.m.
China
BHANGHAI. (Courier)
For a sum of about 800,000 yen the Mitau Bishi Company acquired the follow- ing steamers—
D
Costa Rica now Genkai Maru. New York Tokio Maru. Nevada Oregonian
21
Saikio Maru. Nagoya Maru. Hiroshima Maru,
Golden Age and in addition, a fine property in Shang- hai, including offices, godowns, wharves, do. at present valued at some 8150,000, also irou store-ships at Nagasaki and Kobe, together with moorings, buoys, $20,
Thus enjoying a complete monopoly of the Coast trade of Japan, of both goods and Commencing with auch a bargain and a passenger traffic, supported by a liberal mail subsidy of some $20,000 per month, subsidy and extraordinary facilities, the for carrying on an average about thirty result of 3 years working is semi-bank- bags of malle, distance of some 1,200 ruptcy, if we are to believe the statement miles, and with an efficient and peculiarly of Mr Iwasaki. The Pacific Mail Company adapted fleet, nothing but prosperity up. without any such advantages, managed to peared to await the Company's undertak-wark the steamers on this line to show a
net profit of some $15,000 per month. Everything was in its favour; the From gentlemen who have latoly passed through the famine distriots we have to-day Satsuma rebellion of last year is stated to heard something of the state of things in have added no less a sim than 6,080,000 them; but ous fact we were not prepared yen to the Company's receipts, for services for. It is well known that a portion of the extending over some nine months only. Shantung province is suffering severely. The mail line to Shanghal cantioned run-
The Britisk gunboat fosquito arrived frors Hongkong this afternoon (June 15th) and will shortly proceed to the North.
NINGPO.
ing,
CAIN!,
23
Yarn, engince & boilers in bed order,
Nymph,
MIN
The policy of the Mitsu Bishi Company, Instead of facilitating the trade of the country, has had a directly opposite result, and has contrived to choke and almost destroy it.
It is as well that the Japanese should bear in mind that, in adopting Foreign veeels or foreign models and systems naturally it is to be expected that foreignern should know how to handle there better than Japaness who have had no experience, and that seamanship and presence of mind amidst the difficulties and dangers that surround a sailor's life cannot be learnt in
day by "rule of thumb,
a
Not satisfied with crying down the Mitsu Bishi Company, Mr Iwasaki must needa attempt to throw discredit on the National Lean, by immediately afterwards offering to subscribe 500,000 pan.
It would seem by this action, that, whatever misfortunes have overtaken the Mitsu Biahl Company, these at all sreuts have contributed to the enhancement of Mr. Iwasaki'e private fortune, to such a degrés as to enable him to contribute a large amount to the National Loan, otherwise 18 can only be looked upon as a farce, or also that the published statement was without. foundation.
CANTON PLANTS.
BOTANICAL NAME.
Azistolochia recurvilabra, Hance.
No.
VULGAD NAME.
pela, exposity,
...... 8,500
lor.
་
4,500
61
*
fair přiler
115,000
Aleurites triloba, Forst.
Kishi,
.in bid order
7,800
52
7
D
ainee repaired
..16,000
Aleurites verícia, Hasak.
rise,
右,000円
Catmine.
21
400
*53+ Custard-apple
Asena squamiosa, Line.
11
$500
Fulcan Coyester
17
*
34,000
54 Green-putchak
*
It
4,600
ö5 Mugwort
- 9,000.
10,000
58 Grass-cloth plant
**** 15,000
57 Cotton-trço
24,000
58
Cassin suffruticosa, Koenig.
19,00 ----.14,600 12,00
59
60 Whatapes
Ca
* 7,000
since remarc....10,000
11
aftesbury,
in fair order
Charles Albert,
in fair order
City of Hankows," Samtida,
Shortens, Mariol,
cache.
Yentai,
in bad order, now a hulk..... 2,600 in fair order
in bad order, now repair-
ing
1
in fair order
in good order
This fleet was. Increased last year by the purchase of the following steamers, in Eng- land, but very few of these vessels arrived in time to be of actual service during the war.
61 Taro
Artemisia vulgaria, Linn.
Boelmoria nivea, Hook and Arn.
Bombax malabaricui, Línu.
Chrysanthemum indicum, Lānu. Clausena Wampi, Oliv.
Colocasia antiquorum, Schatt. -
CANTONESE NAME.
石栗 梧桐 番荔芰 青香木 五月
麻 木棉 槐花··· 菊花[草]
黃皮
芋頭
On the Court resuming at 2 o'clock Mr Francis addrossed the Jury on behalf of the prisoner. He said that in all cases of this description the Jury had to consider first who cansed the death of the den ased and whether the offence was murder or manslaughter. In the present, he said, there was no question of the deceased's death being the act of the prisoner. The prisoner had admitted the feat at the Police Court, but having admitted this, it did not follow that he had been guilty of murder. He quoted from Stevens on the Criminal But it appears that other portions of that ping without interruption during the re- Laws of England, and then said he sub. province have a superabundance of every-bellion and the services rendered by the Company to the War Department, as au
We publish below the second series of tables showing the Cantonese names for fifty mited and hoped to be able to convince thing, having last year had a most splendid equivalent for the above amount, was per- more plants. Attention is specially directed to Nos. 54, 66 and 66, which are really the
Yet in this portion, when the the Jury that there was no malicious feeling harvest, shown by the prisoner in the present case, gentlemen we speak of passed through, only formed by the outside steamers of the same tree. No. 94 too, strange to say, is called by the same name. The Chinese name for and that great provocation had been given, a short time back, the news of the famine Campany, these vessels also being supplied In the actual presence of that provocation, existing elsewhere was only just reaching with coal at the expense of the War De No. 08 is applied to a great number of plants, which plants, however, bear other names as partment, so that the earnings of theso well. We have, for the present, selected the Xanthium for the representative honour hesaid, the blows were struck which caused them. This simple fact speaks volumes.
steamera must have been almost clear because he seems to carry no other name than this; but a change may be necessary. It is thedeath of the deceased. There was no direct
profit. evidence, be submitted, as to what actually
A correspondent writes:It may interest
The following is a list of the Company's hoped that the Editor may bo informed of any errors detected in these tables. The Chinese did occur during the two or three moments
steamers that were principally employed name for No. 51 is also applied to a species of Quercus, which will appear in a subsequent of the fatal struggle, but there was indirect some of your readers to hear that a tiger was during the war: the aggregate value of the list. It having been represented to the Editor that the Romanised forms of the Chinese ondence, that the deceased was the ag shot within eight miles of this city yesterday gressor. It was owing to this that the pri- morning. When the report reached me, I was lot as they stand being not over 650,000 aoner made use of the knife, and inflicted somewhat sceptical, as I have so often found yer, so that if the amount stated above is names will be acceptable, we beg to state that next week a list of one hundred Bomaatsed names will be given, being for the first two lists, and that in future the Romanised forms. the wounds which caused the death of the that the so-called lau-ho turns out to be a correct, the M. B. Co. received 8 times the
will accompany the Chinese character. unto:tunate mon. Deceased was a much leopard, so I deterinined to eat my doubts value of the vessels employed. more powerful man in every way than the at rest by a personal inspection of the agita, engines & boilers useless, now a huik. prisoner and what was more he drank, and animal, which was on view at the Prefect's Duarte. a small quantity of drink was auficient to. Yamen. As I passed along the streets, I Madras, greatly expite à Chinaman. Then, again, heard nothing on either side of me but talk deceased was indebted to the prisoner; and of the lao hu, whose slaughter seemed to THE following items are from Japan was repronobed with the fact that when in have created immense excitement. The Gazafie-
The American barque Monhegan has been employment he did not make an effort to approaches and entrance to the Profect's chartered, on the part of the Russian Go-pay. The learned Counsel said he would Yamen were thronged with people, who vernment, to lead with coal in Nagasaki for pass over the fact of there having been two apparently derived enjoyment merely from quarrels, as the witnesses did not agree as being in the immediate proximity of the this, and would direct the attention of the beast, for they could not see him, as he was Jory to the quarrel at 9 o'clock, as to deposited in the inner precincts. On send- which all agreed. The prisoner wanted biring in my card, I was admitted to a view, money, and feeling it was useless to sak the and all doubts as to the animal being a ve deceased, appealed to bie (deceased's) wife, ritable tiger were immediately set at rest. but he displayed no bitter feeling or mur Though rather undersized, the beast was derous intention at that time. If he had in capital condition and well marked. The there was nothing to have prevented his hair seemed to me finer than that of the rushing into the room and at once stabbing sking sold in the North, though this may on the deceased. The expressions the prisoner be owing to the casting of the winter coat. used were certainly bad, but they were the The Prefect, who was kind enough to in- espressione used by all Chinese of the vite me into his room, gave me the following lower class, the Jury probably well knew, account of the animal's capture: A labourer and meant nothing more than the ordinary was hoeing in the fields on Sunday evening, bad expressions used by Englishmen. The at a place oslled Ming Ts'an, about eight SPEAKING of the Gaelic, which arrived here deceased followed the pileoner out of the miles from the West Gate, when he was urskive, this afternoon, the Alta California says:— room and the wife hears blows struck by startled by a "noise resembling thunder " The steamer Gactic will take out an un- the fists. No ona aaye who struck the first close behind him, and on turning around, usually valuable cargo to-morrow for China blow, but in all probability the deceased found himself face to face with a tiger. and Japan. At this writing her Treasure did, being the strong man which Dr Ayres The animal struck at the man with his paw, Hat foota up $1,989,602 as follows:
Not one of these steamers, in my opi described, and the prisoner the almost boy and lacerated his arm, biting the hoo with „Trade Dollars........
$59,786 you see at the bar. The prisoner at the which he tried to defend himself. He left nion, is suitable either for the Japan or 122,198 Police Station said, the deceased struck the tiger to worry the hoe, and ran into the China coast trade. They are all, compara- 8,480 him during the early part of the evening city give information to the Titai, who tively speaking, as times go, costly vessels; 1,788,603 and the woman separated them, and that started off yesterday morning with thirty not economical, either as regarde working,
250 he again struck bim at 9 o'clock and used soldiers and a howitzer in pursuit of the consumption of fuel, or general bandiness.
In contra-distinction to them in there the knife which he (prisoner) had succeeded boast. They found him sleeping in the Total....
$1,089,602 is wresting from him. The prisoner said same field in which he had attacked the respects, there are now on the China coast, Of the above amount of Silver Bullion the this without having had time to understand man, and left fly at him with the howitzer, new first class steamers which carry almost Nevada Bank is credited with $244,000; s position, he did not deny having stab. following up the shot with a volley of as much "dead weight" as any of the The learned counsel musketry. The shooting must have been above steamers, on a light draught of water, Loudon and San Francisco Bank $275,693: bed the deceated. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, $740,000, submitted that the prisonor was not the rather wild, as I could only see one bullet with a consumption of eight tone of coal, and the agency of a French house, Comp-aggressor. It was a curious but well-known hole, and was informed by the Prefect that and average speed of nine knots; and there toir D'Escompte, with $628,000. This fact that the jejurer generally bore more one of the soldiers, had been accidentally cost about half what the above steamers The prisoner shot in the arm by his companions. Two cost, and ato worked at one half the amount of Treasure has not been previous malice than the injured. ly exceeded since August 31, 1872, on would persist in bothering the deceased of the soldiers were clawed while de- expense. which date the steamer Japan carried for money, and he (deceased) jumps off spatching the beast with their knives. He his bed, resopens the disputo, and the was borne triumphantly back to the city, and $9,682,228.
result was he met his death. There was no after having been displayed for some hours more reason to suppose that the knife ontside the Tit'si's Yamen, where he was Tas first in the possession of the pri inspected by thousands of people, was soner than that it was in that of the docens removed to the Prefect's Yemen, preparatory d. The only reasonable conclusion the to being skinned and ou up into Jury could come to was that the first blow steaks.-N. O D. News. was struck by the unfortunate deceased, Even if the prisoner had the knife all along thoro was nothing to show that he had any murderouts intention, and if he did it in Ohu Achun, aricepounder, was charged the heat of passion having received imme- with the willful murder of one Tang Akwan diata provocation, His Lordship, he sald, on the 15th ultimo. There were three would instruct them that they could find other counts in the indiotment, wounding the prisoner guilty of manslaughter. The with intent to murder, the wife of deceased, learned counsel sabinitted that with regard younding with intent to do grievous bodily to the woman there was no intention to stab bodily farm, and maliciously wounding her, that she was stabbed accidentally, and The Attorney General (the Hon. G. further said he would sak the Jury to dis Philippo) prosequted, and Mr Francis redit hor atatement. He reminded them appeared to watch the cass on behalf of of the frailties of human nature and sald The prisonar, PLAN
that our beat and bravest men were able The following gentlemen comprised the to cominit acts foreign to their nature in the about Tis per capitam, to give them Jury More Spitz, T. T. Anthony, E. C. heat of passion Alford, L. 0. Therenin, J. A. de Jesus,
*Mexican Dollars..............................
Gold Coin. COOPERA
Silver Bars........................... Gold Dust....
SUPREME COURT. IN CRIMINAL BESSIONS. (Before Bis Lordship Acting Chief Justice SNOWDEN.)
* June 20, 1878,
THE TAFE LANE HUBDER.
TIEMTSIN.
June 10th We have had several dine rains during the last few days, with a yet uncertain aspect of the sky. Too much"wet" is now to be dreaded almost as too much" dry hitherto one burns, the other rots, the seed in the ground.
King Richard,
Das... Lots
Cantic
Zarahsed
Tod
1.146
Duit in
1878
1.183 187ŏ
1,240
1876
ut about $375,000.00 $175,000.00 $175,000.00
752
1871,
$130,000,00
.1,AQT
1878 $310,000.00 1,816 1851 $160,000,00
The recent additions to the Mitsu Blahi Company are not new, but comparatively old vossels, for the boilers of the Dune are worn out, and those of the Montgomeryshire, Lotus and Candia cannot be exproted to last more than two years, and the Gadshill and King Rishard more than four years.
Universal experience has most sonelu- sively proved the tinkering up of the old eteamers to be a grievous telefake; Mr Iwasaki, tot content with this verdict as regards Japan, hos squandered vast subs of money in endeavouring to prove the contrary in a country where material and skilled Jabour is costly, and some of the vessels do experimented upon would be dear as a gift.
.62
'63 Thorn-apple
61 Parsimmon
.66
67 Loquat-tros 68 Loquat-fruit 69 Banyan
70
71
72
73
Cycas revolata, Thunb.
Datura alba, N. ab E.
Diospyros kaki, L. fil.
Elæneous veruicia, Spr.
Eleococca verineosa, A. Juss.
Eriobotrya japonica, Lindi.
do.
Ficus retusa, Linn.
do.
Ficus religiosa, Linn.
74 Swaet-potato
75 Mok-loe
Glyptostrobos heterophyllus, Endl
Hibiscus syriacus, Llina.
Hypericum chinense, Linn.
Ipomoea batatas, Lam,
Jasminum sambac, Linn.
Lycopersicum esculentum, BHI.
鳳尾草
關羊花
Son No. 52.
do,
榕樹
da.
永松
佛桑
|金絲海棠
番薯
茉莉花
do,
蕃茄金錢桔
.76
da.
77 Tomato
78
Jasminum grandiflorum, Linn.
Lysimachia fonum-græcum, Hanes,
[靈]香草
70
Mirabilis jalapa, Linn.
80
Momordion balsuming.
81
Murraya oxotica, Linn.
a3 Lunge
63
84
85 Plantain
30
87 Pomegranate 86 Radiah
es
The Behar and Dells have been repaired at a cost for new engines and boilers alone, which would have enabled the Company to obtain three or four first class suitable steamers those vessels will have been some
90 Water chestnut two years undergoing repairs, Inclusive of their voyage to England and back, and 01 when they return, they will assuredly prove unsuitable for present requirements and
#2 Brinjal not worth half the efpenditure incurred on
98 Potato them. The M, B. steaners are, one and
SA
A project is pa foot for sending to their homes a large number of the refugees now about Tientsin. There are said to be about 50,000, herosboats The Chinese authorities will co-operate with foreigners in the insiter, and the former say it will require
little start in life again, and carry them His Lordship then summed up the evid. over the nest two months. Something H. M. Bevis, and G. B. Lammert. Cence. He said the four counts in the needs to be done, if possible; but at best The Attorney General said in his opening indictment, referred to one transaction. Ele baly a portion of the whole number can be
all, farge consumers of coal'; and to remove remarks to the Jary, that what they would described what constituted murder, nud probably sent away.
Another tisante that needs attention as far as possible the prospect of their have principally to consider was whether said that, as the faets were not disputed in the prisoner was guilty on the first count, this case, he would only review the evidence is the heating, decaying grain that covers being able to pay their expenses, the com of whether they considered the circum briefly, and would then endeavour to see the band, piled up in some places a score pany have lately sat to work and imported 96 stance of the case warranted them in re anything could be found to excuse the of feet high With these rains, and the Australian coal at a pries which can only turing a verdict on the lesser crims of priconer. He said he thought it was a very following hot sunt, the stench is bes show a profit to the importers. The reckless manslaughter, always supposing they be important circumstance that the prisoner coming intolerable, Really it does not and extravagant manner in which coals, loved that the deceased died at the hands spoke to the deceased, in a very gentle seem very different stowing disease away stores &c. have been supplied by the Mitar of the prisoner. The deceased, who was a manner previous to the fatal encounter in a pit or dito 10 feat deep, or piling it Bishi Company will well afford matter for e chair-cpolis, became scquainted with the is was worthy of notice that the deceased on the sarth's surface 10 feet high, Prob. angiber letter. But in the meantime, let prisoner some sweled months ago, while was a very powerful man, and the wife shly in the former case, it becomes a little me mark that the Company was REIS: blished to muist in developies the nations They were raiding in the same hangs. The inpeared to be nodig the impression that were concentrated,
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Nephelium longana, Camb
Photinis japonica, Benth, and Hook. El.
Pints Bungeana, Znso.
Plantago major, Lian.
Pteris eretica, Linn.
Fanics granatum, Linn. Raplaints eativas, Láng.
Balvin plebola, H. Br..
Scirpus tuberosas, Roxb.
Sida rhombifolia, Linn.
Solanum ovigerum, Dun.
Solanum tuberosum, Lina,
Sterculie pletanifolis, Lion.
Taberna montana coronatis, R. Br.
Tamaris chinensis, Lout.
Typhoniam divaricatum, Dehe..
Xanthium discolor, Walle
Xanthoxylon scanthopsdam, D. G.
Zingiber officinale, Roz
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苦瓜
九里香
龍眼
See No. 67.
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黄花
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See No. 63.
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