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to show that this sovereignty ofßpain was somewhat imaginary. In one sense the negotiation of this treaty is an advantage

constable and being absent from Barracks without fears.

to the Company, as it is in itself evid. We regret to learn the sudden death of ET.CO that no such sovereignty then Mr Farando, Spanish Consul at Hongkong, existed, and that the Sultan bad a perfect right to make the sessions of territory he while ca his way by rail from San Francisco did to Baron Overbeek and his confreres to New York, News has been received by It must still be an open question whe private letter from Redoak, a town on the ther this treaty will be recognised by Chicago Burlington, and Quincy Railroad, European Fowers, because it is only a to the effoot that the deceased dropped year or two ago that the English and down dead in the railroad car on the night German Governments interfered with respect to the control of Sooloo by of July 7th, and that his body was brought the Spaniards, and established the prin- on to Redoak. The Rev. Mr Lamont, late ciple of the independence of the Sultan's of Union Church hare, was travelling by territory Spain governs her colonies the same train, if not in the same carriage, in such a wretched manner, and surrounds and did everything that could have been them with so many jealous and trouble-

done under the circumstances. It is some restrictions, especially with respect to foreign trade, that we sincerely trust abe will not be permitted to bring Sooloo

under her rule.

LOCAL AND GENERAL, We learn that the O. 8. S. Co.'s steamer Ulysses, from Liverpool, left-Singapore for Hongkong this morning.

We learn that the Torres Strait mail steamer Somerset has arrived at Singapore, and that she sails for Hongkong to-morrow, Iz is reported that the Hon. O. J. Irving, Singapore, has a fairly good chance of filling the position now tomporarily oson. pled by the Hon. J. M. Price,

supposed that the extreme heat which pre- vailed at that time in many parts of the States must have been the immediate css of death. Mr Farando was on his way home to meet his wife and family.

TEX CHINA MAIL.

Tsang Achung, cowdealer, obstruction, second offence. Fined $1.50.

Cheung Akwi, a married woman, assault Ing another married lady. Fined 82.

SUPREME COURT.

SNOWDEN.)

The Attorney General then addressed the upon the scene, the tone was entirely to issue lleonses, to carry portable muzzle- Jary. He said there had been a great deal ohanged, and the payment of the commission loading fire-arms to the Soolooans who of correspondence read which was really not was altogether questioned. Rogarding the shall solicit it, and who could present two required. Whether the transferring of a withdrawal of the power of attorney, His suretion of known honesty, to guarantee lenso gaght to entitlo a person to $4,800 Lordship road a letter from Marrow, which its good use on shore as well as on board was a question. The work according to Mr strongly characterized the conduct of Pus-vessels Pustan's own showing only took six weeks tau; and it was for the Jury to say whether Art. 7.-That authority be given me to IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.

and entailed very little trouble, and yet a Mr Pastan's conduct called for such lan-fasue passports to the Soolooan vessels, but (Before Bits Lordship Acting Chief Justios charge of $4,800 was made.. A great deal guage and action. He thought that Mr when these have to go beyond the Booloo had been heard about the high charges made Pustau was entitled to 5 per cent, commis- archipelago, they shall be proviously pre 29th August, 1878.

by lawyers out here, but if a lawyer had aion on moneys ressived up to that time; aented to the Governor, but I ask that Marrow v. Pustau, $4,800.-This was a

been engaged to do this work and any such and if they thought that the power of at there be exempted from this formality the claim made by the proprietor of the Hong-charge had been made, it would have been torney was improperly withdrawn, then Mr principal Dattos and some of my commis kong Daily Press newspaper to recover considered enormous, and yet here was the Pustan would be entitled to some kind of aloners, on the obligation on my part to

report it to the said authorities. certain sums of money which the defend- defendant, not a professional man, charging compensation. ant's firm, W. Pastau & Co., as plaintiff's an old friend $4,800. There had been too much said about this old friendship of 34 attorneys, had detained as commission.

The following gentlemen composed the years' standing; the defendant still claims Special Jury:Messes H. Dickle, D. R. his pound of Reah. Mr Marrow's letters F. Crawford, A. Laud, A. . Romano, again should be read with asation, those J. M. Forbes, Jaar., D. Gillies, and C..who are accustomed to word-painting often Erdmann.

let their peee run away with them. It was trae Me Pustan had once lent Mr Murrow $62,000, but he had an honest man to deal with and he knew it, and then there was the plant and machinery of the Daily Press for which the money was required. Mr Pustou perhaps would not have charged a fraction had his attention not been called to the fast that Mr Mitchell received $25 per

The Attorney General wished his Lord- ship to reserve several legal pointe inferen- tially raised by his Lordship's remarks, Hs algo observed that Mr Marrow could not bring an action without withdrawing the power of attorney.

Mr Hayllar put it that an action of un- count could have been casily brought.

In reply to a juror, and with the consent of the Court and parties, Mr George stated that he now charged 5 per cent. on all in comings received on behalf of Mr Murrow, For instance, he would charge per cent. on the $4800ow in question if he received it, and the only other payments warn those

on account of rental under the lease.

at present noting Colonial Secretary at appeared to win the approval of the audi.moath, but 1 consider the work I have Daily Press, sa successor of Mr Mitchell." to withdrawal of the power of attorney.

anus. Miss May, Mr. Vernon, Mr Hageman, and Mr Hollings, can certainly be warmly congratulated on the success of their representations. Mr Hageman showed We learn from Messrs Jardins, Matheson himself last night and on previous occasions & Co, that the 5. 8. Glenfindes left Sing to be a clever and amusing actor, possess apore for this port on Tuesday, the 27thing considerable vocal powers. We have fustant, and the 8. S. Venice on the 28th idem,

We are luformed by the Agent of the M, M. Co. that the Company's S. 6. Sindh, with the next French Mall left Balgon, for this port, to-day at noon; and that she

was peasing Cape St. James at 5.40 p.m.

to-day.

Art. 8.-We shall do our utmost to compel the pirates and ill-doers to destab from their evil ways, and in casa we cannot do so, we shall give notice to the Governor of Sooloo so as to enable him to take auch measures as may be necessary, whonster we know of their whereabouts, not being ourselves responsible if we have NO NOWE DỀ them, but being ourselves obliged to render Resistance of every kind at our disposal for the capture of the wald pirates and t doers.

Art. 11-Sooloo and its dependendes will By the Spanish flag in its towns and vessels. If any of the latter does not carry the fing, then it shall not be allowed to take In cargo oven although in possession of a passport; and I will use the dag of was in my residence.

In reply to the Attorney General, his Art. 13-We undertake, and the samé Lordship said that he would grant certi- shall be done by the Government, to faith. finate for a special Jury, and that, accord-fully comply with these stipulations, and ing to his rule, costs would follow the ovent..

The Court then rose.

we pray that any doubt or difference that may arise be clearly, perfectly and duly explained before recurrence to arms,

Mr Puatau was again placed in the box and cross-examined by the Attorney Gene- ral-A letter was shown to me by Mr Bell previous to his departure. This latter was from Murrow to Mr Fell, and shewed the very high opinion. Mr Marrow hold of me.

Art. 9.—It shall be permitted” as the“ This opinion was not at all exaggerated,

free exercise of our religion and customs; when you consider that duties were thrust

the Catholic missionaries shall have the upon me that I had not been secustomed to. month. The work done was not much, and

liberty to visit and reside in any part of The third performance, of the Royal I advanced Mr Murrow $63,000, and more did not occupy more than one hour in 3 After retiring for about half an hour, the Sooloo and its dependencies glasng | un than that. I did not receive any interest. months, perhaps not so long. Is not $26 a Jury returned, and gave it as their unani- provlous notice so as to accompany them English Opera Company was given at the This money was spent in plant and maghi-month enough for this? I cannot produce mous opinion that it was not the intention thither, in case of danger, if such notes is City Hall Theatre last night, when "Lanery and to pay off some debts of Mr Mur- evidence as to the amount of work done, that the whole commission should be charged, not given we shall not be answerable for Fille de Madame Angot was produced. zow's. I felt myself scoure no for an Mr as the parties concerned aro nearly all on first incomings, but on the moneya as any accident. The same permission shall Murrow's good intentions went, but I had dead or have left the Colony. Mr Pustau they came in; that the power of attorney be given to any European or Christian There was a well-filled house, and, judging no security. The good will of a paper can wis willing to stop into Mr Mitchell's was withdrawn for good reasons; and that 6 Indians who may wish to go to the faterfor In his per cont, commission on all incomings and Art 10, We bind ourselves to hand from the amount of applause lavished on not be considered as a security. Mr Mit shoes; that's the meaning of it. the performers, the opera as

A whole shall never charged more than $25 per accounts he states to auditing accounts of the $25 per month be paid to Mr. Pustau up over Christian fugitives and delinquente, in the same manger as shall be delivered to had to perform to much more cherous. If he was Mr Mitchell's szocessor, he had no Some difficulty arose as to what this as Moros who shall be found in equal de Sur accounts with Mr Murrow commenced right to charge more. Gentlemen I think exactly meant in figures, but after some mamatances. on the 1st of January 1877, the form of you will agree with me that $800 is very discussion it was agreed that, as $600 Mir Hell's lease being completed in Decem- ample remuneration for the work done. monthly allowance had been already credited ber 1876. I was aware that Mr Mitchell When arrangements are made for the sake of in the accounts, and the remaining sum in charged $25 per month. I am not aware peace and quietness, His Lordship will tell dispute amounted to $700, judgment would that I wrote to Mr Murrow stating that I you that they are not binding on the par- be for $4100 for plaintiff, it being under- should charge a like amount. I Intended ties. If Mr Pustau had only charged for stood that this was in full of all oleum up to to do the same amount of work on. Mr Mit arranging the lease, it would have been a withdrawal of the power of attorney.

Considering the chell for the same remuneration. I con- very different matter. sider that I had a greater responsibility friendly relations existing between the par- thrust upon me after the lat of January ties it is not astonishing that some time should 1977. I always have understood that au- have been taken to consider the matter. ting accounts was a very responsible duty. The learned A. G. submitted that the main I have done my duty by Mr Marrow reason for withdrawing the Power of At (Witness here appeared much effected.) Intorney, was owing to the huge commission. 1877 1 had a deal of work to do. The ad- counts were sent to me to extracts, and I said, for fir Murrow's gonsenting to pay $40 audited them. Mr Bell left me a great a month, but defendant was only entitled to deal to do when he left. I have had to go $25. There was really no difference between

Manila, August 19, 1878. into the details of every branch of the con- a lease of 10 years and a lease of 999 years. corn, renew the lease of the premises, and Commissions are never calculated in this

Approved by the Supreme Government re-engage the servants. I did not go into way. I do not think any one ever had the the basis of pacification and capitulation which through me has been forwarded to the details of the accounts; I had every hardihood to claim more than one year's E. M. the King (whom God save) by the confidance lu Mr Smith. I went to the commission in anticipation. The lease again Daily Press office perhaps forty times; I might be terminated at the end of five Sultan and Dattos of Sooloo, drawn and did not keep an account of the number of years. Mr Wilcox had to pay $6,000 as signed by the Commission appointed for the purpose, by this Government. General $26 per month was sufficient remuneration cut his agreement this would have been for the amount of trouble I was put to in forfeited. Nothing could have been foreseen; representation of my authority, and these 1877. I don't know what the gentlemen possible casualties might arise, and yet the ta that of the Sultanry, the opportune re of the Jury think about it. I recollect whole of the amount of the lease was oapita oorde which has been confirmed and ratified specially soliciting advertisements from Uzed, and the commission charged in anticipa on the 18th instant, and with the view that Messrs Lane, Crawford & Co., Lammert, tion. Gentlemen: is there anything in your the said basis be officially and publicly Atkinson & Co., and I believe McEwen, experience to justify this. Mr Puatan says known, I decree that the sald records be Frickel & Co. I also sent my clerks round. that the plaintiff has turned round upon iusorted in the Gazette of this capital.

MOZIONES, The work I have done for the Daily Press him. If the money had been earned, he did not interfere with my own business, at would have received his commission. But

Recorde drawn in consequence of the least I hope not it would have been very here he is charging 5 per cent on $96,000 basis of pacification capitulation presented serious if it had. I had to settle a dispute which bas never been paid and probably between the foreman printer and some of never will be. Gentlemen: as I said before, by the Sultan of Sooloo and the Dattos, to the other employées. It was a dificult if the business had been entrusted to a firm. M. the King of Spain, D. Alfonso XII thing for me to decide, as I had no know of solicitors the fiftieth part of the amount through the most excellent Sr. Governor ledge of priating offles businana

now charged would have haan considered Captain General of the Philippines, AC- The witness hero again seemed nearly ample remuneration, leaving out the old knowledging the sovereignty of Spain over overcome, but proceeded to answer the friendship and all that sort of thing for the territory of this Sultancy.

Met in the town of Liaup (Booloo), and questions of the Attorney General which Mr Murrow has to pay nothing. My to the palace-house of the very excellent learned friend urged that Mr Murrow was

There may have been a thousand reasons, he GOVERNMENT GENERAL OF THE previous stipulations will be observed with

PHILIPPINES.

DEURDE.

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A LUMOUR to current that Mr H. E. Wodehouse will be made acting Auditor General after the departure of Mr Smith; but, if this includes a seat on the Legiala. Į seemed a pity to leave Mist Stanley out of times I went there. I do not consider that Besarity, and providing that he did not carry and the said Sultan and Daitos, that in

tive Council, we should be slow to credit

the statement.

A DARING attempt at burglary is said to have been frustrated last night, near the Racket Court and Livery Stables. Some spalles were observed to be loitering about on the hill sides about 7 o'clock, but finding they were observed beat a hasty retreat. Ws naders and that the Hon. C. C. Smith,

who has been appointed Colonial Secretary. to Bingapore, hur been requested to visit Manila a Commissioner to enquire into a mercantile marins case connected with the Straits. He will leave shortly, returning to Hongkong before he finally leaves for his new post.

As will be observed by an advertisement in another column that the City Hall Library and Museum will be closed to the public dur. ing the ensuing month. The 'sual half-

inadvertently omitted hitherto to notes the excellence of the dresses of the Com. Pany. The appointments generally are unquestionably for superior to those of most Companies visiting the Far-East, and one or two of the scenes have been very pretty and effective. It would have been an improvement in last night's performanos, we think, bad Miss Stanley taken the character of Clairette and Mies May that of Madame Lange, not that Mier May falled to make a very excellent Olairetta, but It

the performance, and we feel convinced her Clairette would have been a very good one, while Miss May would have made admirable Madame Lange, although it is true she would have been deprived of some of the best songs. We fanor that Genieveve de Brabant announced for next Saturday will be a better perform ance; in fact if we remember rightly both Mr Vernon and Miss May shine mightily in the comle opera in question,

Police Intelligence. (Before O. F. Creagh, Esq.) August 29, 1878.

DRUNKENNESS. John Barnard Crowley, saman U. S. 8. Banger, was fined 25 cents for dranken-

nesu.

Daniel Brezgo, seaman British ship Sarah Bell, was fined $2 for being violently drunk and entering a number of houses and creating a disturbance.

His Lordship said that he (witness) should not allow his feelings to enter into the matter, but treat it merely as a matter of business.

Continued It Mr Wilcox had not con- tinued the lease, Mr Murrow would have got the money back. It is true I might have died, and that would have altered the case; and if my firm discontinued business, that might also have made a difference. It

[Copy]

Art. 18-Everything expressed in the

out alteration, unless by mutual consent

And being in all consistent, both sayra- sentatives, with the previous reading" as being of the same basis, copisa of which shall be lodged with the sald Governor and Sultan of Sooloo, this article was signed by them and sultes, in the polat, place, day, month, and year above stated.

The Bultan of Boblos [hers follow his mark and seal the Governor of 800- loo, Carlos Martinez; Mujamad Jarun Narasid; The Commander of the Naval Station, Francisco Fernandez de Alar cony Garcia; Mujamad Dahinal Abi- din; Mujamad Badarudin; Mojamad Pulaus; Interpreters, Alėjo Alvarez, ́and' Pedro Uriuoste.

Don Domingo Moriones y Murillo, Lieut-

General of the National Army, Marqula af Orequiets, Knight of the Grand Oros of the Royal and Military Order of Ban Hermenegildo, of the Royal and Distin guished Order of Carlos III, of the Mili tary Merit purple and white, and various others by actions of war, Governor Cap- tuần General of the Phlippines đầ

In the name of H. M. the King of Spain, D. Alfonso XII (whom God save) I ap prove, confirm, and ratify the preceding Records of paciucation and capitalation, in all its parts."

in difficulties, but gentlemen, that is ne Sultan of this archipelago, on the twenty reason why he should pay a heavier commisecond day of the month of July of the year

Manils, 15th August, 1878.-DOMINGO sion than he otherwise would. Mr Murrow one thousand eight hundred and seventy- did offer to increase. Mr Pustan's monthly eight (23rd of the moon Rad Chab, year of MOEIONES-True Copy, TOMAS AGUIRRE allowance, but he declined it: would any

the Hegira of 1295); the Political and Mi-

DE MENA. person engage an agent for 10 years? it litary Governor of Sooloo, Colonel of the Army Infantry Sr. Don Carlos Martinez y would be a dangerous proceeding.

Romero the Commander of the Naval there was no such arrangement ever made: Station of the said place, Colonel of the or if made; it was never accepted. Even if Marine Infantry and Captain of Frigate Sr.

Don Francisco Fernandez de Alarcon

But

is frequently done in mercantile transactions made you could only allow for breach of

John Bernard Crowley, seaman U. S. 8. yearly search for white ants in this part of the Ranger, also admitted being drunk and a to charge a commission in advance. This contract, but it was neither made or accepted. Garcia; and the Interpreters Sr. Don Alejo building will then take place and the oppor./straggler from this.ship. Ordered to be is done in obarter parties. I do recollect I ask you, gentleman, if you would have Alvarez y Villasis; and Sr. Don Pedro

tunity availed of for placing the new fron pillars which are to support the Ball Room Boor. To avoid greater inconvoalence than necessary the Secretary will be pre pared to oblige residents in the Colony with any books they may require for the purpose of reference do.

The Band 74th Highlandera will perform the following programme at the Oficer's Mess to-morrow night, commencing at 9.15 Pita,

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having heard from fir Parsons, stating that been satisfied if you had to write continual my son had called upon him, regarding this ly, as Mr Murrow did, complaining of no- matter. Mr Parsons wrote to me offering conats. $260, in addition to the $800, but I refused The Court adjourned at 1 o'clock. to accept this. (Extract of letter from Mr Parsons read.)-1 did not think I should be

superseded, as I thought Mr Murrow would be the person to give the final word.

By Me Hayllar-Up to the letter of the 10th of May last, the offer made to me was $1050 for 13 years' work.

By the Attorney General :-Mr George declined to make any compromise. Alic instructions were to go to law,

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Ortaoste y Garcia; composing the Commis- sion to represent in this not the most ex- cellont Sr. Governor Captain-General of CASE OF ALLEGED BOBBERY AND DEOGGING.

the Philipplue Islands; and also the Paduca Wong Tal, a widow, was charged with

Majaaart Manlana, Sultan of Sooloo, administering a drug to a woman named Tao Amul, who lives under the protection of

the Jury. He said that he thought it was Padues Mujawad Badarudin Raioharauda, His Lordship then summed up the case to Minjamad Dchamalul Alam and the Dattos a foreigner at No, 44 Peel Street on Friday last, and stealing one pair of gold banglas

most unfortunate thing that the case had the Paduca Mujamad Dahinal Abidin valued at about $170, one pair of rattan

been brought forward. Mr Pastau evidently Radchalant, the Padaga Datto Mujamad felt very much the shock which this gave Jarem Narasid and the Datto Paduca Muluo bangles valued at $3) one pair of gold

to his old friendship. But Mr Murrow Bandarasa, in name and representation of carrings and appendages $15, one gold

evidently did not act altogether upon his the Sultanry and Its dependencies, with the hair-pin $16, ten gold coins each valued

own motion, and clearly acted from pressure object of reading and signing the basis of about $5 ($50), eight $5 bank notes, ons sat of 5 gold buttons valued at $13, ve Mr Hayllar then addressed the Court for of Mr Parsons; so it may be hoped that the pacification and capitalation presented by one-dollar notes and $3 in silver ($7), one the defence. He said he would briefly parties may make good their old friendship the said Sultan and Daltos to the sald most Bank, on demand, gold watch and chalu with appendages stato the points he would ask His Lord after the heat of this oase is over. After excellent Sr. Governor Captain-General on valued 870, one gold ring set with emeralds ship to put to the Jury. The Attorney fairly putting the claim of each party in a the 24th of February of this year, approved clear light, his Lordship proceeded to ex-by E. M. the King Alfonso XII (whom $12, five gold rings $11, ons gold coin General had said that Mr Pustan was attached to girdle and one silver chain entitled to $451 The position in which plain the circumstances in which each party God save) on the Brd May last-the valued at $6, or money and jewellery to the defendant was placed was this: If he was plased. When Mr Mitchell left, the reading of the said basic was proceeded with the value of $489, all of which she had was entitled to $25 per month and no more audit of the accounts fell upon Mr Pustau; in the following form

Basis of pacification and ospitulation about her person at the time she entered could be charged, it would be in the discre- at the question was raised whether or not defendant's shop. The defendant gave her tion of the Court to grant the $800. Mr there were many additional responsibilities presented by the Sultani and Dattor of Sooloo a cup of wine, and wan encouraged her Fastou had explained matters in such & end duties besides anditing, and it was for through the most excellent Sr. Governor to drink There were two men (Chinese) manner, that being an old man and an old the Jury to decide what those dates were Captain-General of the Philippines, 20. Byout, in the room at the time, besides the woman friend of the plaintif, It had affected his in this case. Hegarding the letters and the knowledging the sovereignty of Spain over Mezleans, Gold Leaf, LAST night between 11 and 12 o'alook a

(Wong Tal the defondant). Immediately mind greatly. The remuneration would evidence, the Jury would doubtless remem. the territory of this Sultancy.

Article 1-We declare Indisputable the English Sovereigns, ber what they contained and Mr Pustau had Sikh Constable named Badji Mahomed after she had taken the wine she became depend entirely on the value of the work stated concerning those duties. It would sovereignty of Spain over the whole aroht. Discount,... made a murderous attack upon his wife, giddy and then unconscious and on recover done, and Mr Murrow had himself ad also be for the Jury to say whether $25 pelago of Sooloo and lis dep ndensies, and

ing consciousness, she found herself as the mitted that ho placed a very high valus Chinese woman named Pon Akum. IP Government Civil Hospital, and all the on the work done by Me i usta Thero month was of was not too much for the

Bhares. shall constitute ourselves loyal subjects of Hongkong Bank, 68% prem, pears that Mahomed was on duty some artioles of jewellery were ruining with the sould be no doubt that much valuable luxury of having an attorney here.

The Attorney General remarked that heH. M. the King D. Alfonso XII and of his Union Ins, Enelety of Canton, $1,800 where in the neighbourhood of the Clock, exception of one rattan bangle,

work had been done, for which 840 per tower, when he arrested a coolie for being on behalf of the defendant.

Mr Ng Achoy appeared to watch the case month would not have been too much put it that an agreement was made between nucocasors in power.

Art. The Spanish Govertaisnt thall Yangtare Ins. Assoc Tus, 710

China Traders' Ius, Co., 81,580. out without light or pass. Having left the The defendant was proved to have offered not, ssen Mr Murrow's letters to Moserved that, as regarded Mr Wares Smith, 1 grant me as annual wages the tum of two Chinese Insurance Co., 1880

remuneration: Mr Fazzone had obviously the parties to that effort, The A. G. also

It ought to be stated that Mr Murrow had thousand and four hundred dollars, seven North China Ins. Co., Ts. 1,828 coolls in custody at the Central Station, $250 amends to the complainant at the Pustan in which he had agreed to pay not the means of arriving at any conclusion hundred dollars to the hair of the Bultanry, M., Flag Lak. 000 1950

Civil Hospital. She also enquired if com-

per cent, Be (Mr Parsons) was not as to whether or not the business had fallen Datto Badarudin, and six hundred dollars Mohamed, possibly thinking there would plainant was dead, evidently expecting that placed in possession of ftill particulars. off during his menagement. This the . G to eath of the Dattos, Padass Datto China Fire 194. 00.45 be no harm in taking a run home to his she would be.

The letter of 10th May from Mr Parsons house in Circular Pathway ero returning o'clock of the 4th prozimo,

The case was remanded until past 2 to Mr Pustau speaks of the $4,800 as fol- thought should be stated, as it might do Mr Radchalant Debical Abidin, Fadnos Detto.. & W. Dock Co., 958* prem

lows: Your firm will get the 64,800 Smith an injury to appear before the public Jarum Narasid, Paduca Datto Mulus Ban... O. & M. 8.-boxi Co., $15 % prem

unfairly in this light: to ble post, did so, and found a brother

dazosa Ancara Puiu, who belong to my Shanghal Steam Navigation, The 10 providing the lease continues, but we can. Sikh (named Allan Khan) also belonging to

TO-DAY'S FINES,

His Lordship thanked the learned Attorney Counsil, and in order to compensate them Chine Ccans St. May, Oo, T. 103 not allow it to be paid by anticipation," General for that remark, and he begged to in some way for the loss they sustain

Boogkong Gra Co., 807 Ohung Alarios-pounder and two this, sald the learned-Counsel, was tenta withdraw an observation he had fuct made. Art. 8Spain has the right to occupy

Hongkong Hotel Go., 965 the "forse" in his wife's company, women, gambling with cards. Fined & mount to admitting that the commission He then drew attention to Mr Murray's any part of the archipelago of Bosloo and China Sugar Boning Oo., 163 Immediately made an attack on his faith-couts esok.

was intended to be paid. Mt Patrona Li Achol, a widow, obstructing the foot wrote this as a solicitor for the trautees of it came in bat obfecting to the monthly the rights of towns, familles, and proper

letter allowing & per cent, on all income as its dependendies as she pleases, respecting Chinese Imperial Loan, £103,10), lass wife and her companion, with his

of 1677, 4107. Haf. The man was probably quite able path at Sheung Fang Lane. Fined 28 ante Bir Minrrow's estate. The Power of Atcharge of $28. After reading the letter, He ties, and in the case of fordbls appropriation Ohen Atong, and another coolie, being out torney, he continued, was not transferred Lordship seld he thought there was Gotle for the getteral conveníanso, it will be in-

Temperaturo,- to defend himself, and escaped from the without Hght of pass. Fined 25 cents each. on account of the commission sharged as to pay 8 per geht, on incomings. domailled sording to valuation Wo (Taken at Murs Faltoner & Cols Brenizes

The beaters of licensed shair No. 86, The accounts having baan, mads up every enraged husband in hot kaste with only

The 4. B. saked the Chief Justled to fe pray that an exception of this part, in order obstructing the side walk opposite Mesars is mouths, tocording to the arrangement

to make it our residence, be "made-of-the- slight Injury, but the woman was beaten Holiday, Wise & Co.'s premises, Fined made with hir Mutrow, and Mr Pardon's eve that points t

"His Lordship granted this applicanes, and country from Blanagan to Osdungdung, seerely about the head, arms, and 50 osatu.

requiring them to be made every three- shoulders. Having finished his murderous

Leung Ases, a widow, burning jest paper months, was requiring more than had been made a nois of it, adding that he had to South Coast, although the Government may

agreed to before. The learned Counsel place a construction on the letters, while it occupy it in case of war with foreigners.

was for the Jury to say what wes the inten Art. 4-Right thall be granted to me to sault be decamped, and the wretched in the streets, Fined 50 cents.

Ng Akam and 2 others, joss-atlok makers; seid he was sure the Jury would admittion of the parties when making the egro collect duties from merchants and foreign TERROREA -woman was found in a helpless state and obstrusting the thoroughfare. First and that no benefit had been derived by the ment. There was one letter in which, Mr vessels that trade in the place not goodpled

conveyed to the Civil Hospital, where she third fined 26 centa esch, and second flued transfer of the Power of Attorney, If the Murrow clearly indicated the possibility of by the Government Establishments

Art. 5-It shall be allowed to me to now lies, but in no immediate danger. 76 cents the he had been previously £ned { fethainder of the work is only dimple work having to pay what he called "the huge i

for a similar offence,

It was Mr Pustad who had made in comition which letter he would read. communicate directly with the Governor Chan Abang, shopman, Frays West, and he was entitled to remunerated for Letter read.) The commission having been Captain General whenever there is any

Bacond that. Was there of was there not sa obstructing the thoroughfare. offence. Fined 81.

arrangement made to pay this & fer cent, admitted, the question seemed to narrow to complaint to make against the Governor or

the mode or tims in which the commission | any of the Commanders of the Vengote, rics on and was it not owing to a mistake that he was to be put What Air P82000 829. Dit shall be granted me the right

Power of Attorney was withdraws /

Makomed was arrested at Abordnet_this afterticon, and remanded in custody unill Saturday next, the Slot. Eban is also in

Chus Aang, a shopmas, packing sustody charged with milepondust are polise | Wing Lok Birsen-Fload $1.00,

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