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on board at Anjer; I cannot say he was druck. About a week after wo left Anjor I concluded be was drunk because he could not stand. He stood on the fifo-rail and

tried to heave the load, and be foll down between the male topsail braces and the rall outside, and nearly went overboard. I do not think his oyes were filmed on nooount of sickness.

Richard Hughes, an A.B., asid: I firat saw the Captain drank when we left Car diff, and again at Anjer Point. He wont about the decks calling out and abusing everybody? He was drunk for about one week. Hartade use of the most disgusting language to everybody on board. Un one

, occasion I was on the port yard-arm of the malo-topsail-yard taking in the sail. The Ballmaker and last witness were there. The sailmaker said Haul up the spilling tide" and the Captain called "out "Never mind the spilling lines, God d your souls, pick up the sail.” He was abusive the whole passage, particularly whilst under the influence of drink, I saw him uumistake- ably drank the night we left Anjer. Be was not to bad when he came on board,

About half-psat 7 o'clock the Captain gavo course different from the one I was steering, and the mate said "Don't take any notice of him, he don't know what ho's saping, ateer as I tell you." I know the Captain was drunk because he was unstea- dy. The Captain was in his berth the greater part of the work, and the mate looked after the ship. The sallmaker was in charge of the deck for four hours, he is nothing but an old sailor, no certificate or anything. We applied for our discharges before we made the complaint against the Captain.

Mr Toller appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr Holmes for the defendant.

Lee Tong and another e. Millar, $14. This was a claim for wages. The defendant had paid $5.29 into Court, but stated that the plaintiffs had left his service without giving notice. As the plaintiffs had ac cepted this sum as full payment, His Honour gave judgment for $6.29, the payment into Court being held to be an admission of liability,

Police Intelligence. (Before J. J. Francis, E q.) 26th Nov., 1878.

LAHCENT.

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Chun Asung, a coolie, was sent to months' hard labour for stealing some old iron valued at one dollar the property of Mir Kwok Acheung,

DRUNHS.

William Steel, seaman unemployed, drunk and refusing to pay ohairhire. Fined 5 shil lings and ordered to pay 50 cents amends.

John Williamson, seaman U. B. B. Aakte wet drunk and incapable. Cautioned and discharged.

BEHAGGLEN.

THE CHINA MAIL.

SUICIDE IN YOKOHAMA, Consul-General T, B. Van Buren hold au inquiry, with Mr C. D. Harman and Mr T. Walsh as jury, yesterday afternoon (Nov. 17th) at the International Hotel, Yoko hams, into the cause of death of an Ameri- can gentleman recently arrived at this port from San Francisco. The following testi- mony was given —

De Wm. O. Dabney, atsted I am a physician residing in America, and knew the deceased. In the early part of October I got a letter from Lis brother telling me

Thus at a small cost to the State the that the deceased bad been in delicate different borpa are made self-supporting, health, and was threatened with lunacy, the Volunteer himself being put to no and that in June last he became very des-expense beyond the time which he gives pondent. His family wore then in Europe, up to the necessary drills and parades, and in the latter part of June or the early Tho Vlunteers have now lesteed what days of Jul the deceased went to Newport, military discipline is, and have, by their While there he was away from the hotel attending the exercises and mauceuvres into the Swamp, where he spent the night, of the regular any shown them He was then taken to New York for a

Bolves willing to submit to it.. Most medical opinion, and afterwarde proceeded Volunteer officers also take a pride in kuow. to London for the same purpose. While in their duty, and no no longer helplessly on the Continont be joined his family and dependent on the adjutant and the drill- seemed to improve rapidly until they re-

instructor. Instead of being regarded in turned to New York. A day or two after the light of a novelty, volunteering is now the melancholy symptoms returned, and looked upon as a serious business by all deceased was sent to the White Mountains, engaged in it, and as a task which in its where he stayed until the 4th October, and perfect fulfilment will render them worthy it was at that time that his brother wrote eitisns of a great and widely extended to me know if I would accompany the

empire. deceased on á voyago round the world. I accepted the proposition, and wo left New York on the 9th October. We stopped a few days on the road, game across from San Francisco in the Belgie and arrived here on Sa urday morning On the way over the deceased seemed to be tolerably well until yesterday, when he became melancholy again, but was much more oheerful in the evening. He went slept in this adjoining room with the doors open, just as they are now. I spoke to him when I got up at half-past seven this morning, asking him what time it was.

Quotations,

before or when he quite the corps. When in many cases from such a distance, and at has therefore in that souse the right to the above regulations have been observed, the meroy of so many possible cameos of do as he pleases, as long as his sets do the Voluntoor is free to bid adieu to the deviation, as to make its success proble- not affect our safety. But we are not ranks. His ustform is supplied to himmatical, even though it may have been independent of him, in the sense that he free, but only on condition that he shall correctly directed in the first instance. undoubtedly bolus the keys of our house make bimself an efficient; a condition Unge diverted from the right line the India, and that he has no right to transfer which, if fulfilled, will earn for the funds of Whitehead can no more correct its aim them to another Power. Thle gives us the his corps the government capitation grant of than a rifle-bullot. The Destroyer, on the moral right to control his actions in that thirty ahillings por year. Efficiency is other hand, carries a crew of three or more. one respect. This no man of commƏR SƏNZA gained by attending a certain number of men; its course is governed throughout by can deny; and it is the accond point that is drille and parades and gaining a regulated the rudder; and there fa practically no omitted in Lord Lawrence's argument.

core of marks for rifle-shooting.

limit to the number of torpedoes it may Lastly, let me say that I have not advocat. d dischargo and from a proximity which al- war, except as a last and unavoidable resort. most ensures accuracy. Having discharged On the contrary, on Sept. 25, when them, or if iteolf endangered by hostile the London preas of both parties torpedoes, the Destroyer can take to flight, hat almost unanimously declared that and at a speed (upwards of 2 milca a

no further parley should be held with hour) to defy pursuit. This high, rate of Shere Ali, 1 came forward alone, and said speed will, moreover, enable the Destroyer that before proceeding to extremities an- to burst dirough any net which might be other change ought to be given him, spread to oppose ita progress. Such a re and that he ought to have three weeks locity could not be obtained for ang cou- more for further remonstrance and to 'con- siderable distance from the expansion of sider his position. I hope that the Indian compressed air which is the motive power Government have acted upon this. Ite of the Whitehead torpedo. Accordingly the there they have, and that if they determine Destroyer is propelled by steam, its engines to resort at last to arms it will be only yielding, it is said, no less than 1,000 horses when Sher Ali has again obstinately re- power on a low pressure of steam. Captain fused as he has done for the last two years ricsson, like our Brunel, is almost as to give us an opportunity of stating our famous for his failures as for his success; desire for a friendly alliance with him per- but I am afraid this Destroyer is really sonally by messenger. a success. The Americans are by no means The service which the Volunteer move prone to be credulously sanguine as to ment bas rendered to Britain is of incalcul- their invention in machinery. On the able value, for besides giving us a defending contrary, they are particularly hard and army of nearly two hundred thousand critical in their auf judgments in such woapon known la warfare, it has been a

efficient man, trained to the use of every matters; and hence it probably in that they OPIUM school in which, during the twenty years way of mechanical invention. Now the bavo achieved sucb signal triumph in the of ita existence, thousands have learned Americans, who have witnessed Captain By Mr Toller-Lucas relieved me at the

those elementary principles of military life Ericsson's New York experiments, have no It has become necessary to warn the

which, in the case of an invasion, would more serious objections to urge against the wheel. (At this moment the previous wit London newspapers against the slanderous to bed about ten o'clock last night.

Ebable them again to come forward in Destroyer than that it is not absolutely nesses were observed to make signs to the telegrams which are now sent by every mail

defence of their Queen and country. The indestructible. They say that its submer- witaces, and they were consequently re-steamer that loaves Yokohama for Sau

very fact of Great Britain possessing euch genco is not deep enough altogether to moved.]

Francisco. Unless bearing the hall mark

an army would deter, and for aught we secure it against heavy projectiles: and Continued:It was not Lucas who roof Reuter, telegrams honae to the Americas He said "I suppose it is about half-past hostile nations from invading her shores.

know to the contrary, may have deterred again, that a steam launch boldly dashod against its side, would at once infallibly and European presa are not trustworthy,-

The two largest Volunteer corps are sink it. are worse than untrustworthy are deli-save." I said to him, "You had better

Another objection (not to the bemtely intended to mislead. The scandal-get up," and then went to wash. While Scotob, namely, the 1st Lanarkshire Artil-efficacy of the invention, but) to its extended

lery with seventeen batteries, and the lat use is its costliness. ous reports upon which we comment are was washing I heard a discharge of a pistol: Edicburgh (Queen's) Ride Brigade with as much as twenty-eight Whitehead torps- One Destroyer costs bern of malice, and we observe with regret that ?" and ho replied, "I've shot myself; twenty-five companies; those being the does; and whether it can be expected to that the London papers have, in ignorance, I've killed myself." Then I said, "What only two corps whose strength, entitles them damage in corresponding proportion, is reproduced them. The impudent allusions to Her Majesty's Minister and to his imputed is I've been a bait boy. I then ran back yeomanry trainings of 1878 were attended the Messrs Whitehead have already realised on earth madó, you do it 15 He said, to two adjutants each. The militia and problematical. By the bye, they say that hostility to the Japanese Government re-into the other room and called through aby seventy-six thousand, and nine thousand

fortune of considerably more than a mil- specting the yet unformulated and probably deur to a friend who, I thought, was in five hundred officers and men respectively: lion sterling so lucrative is it to destroy incomplete Quarantine Laws are falsehoods; and the statements to the effect that the the next room, but he was not there and while the annual inspections of the one's neighbour. If Captain Ericsson, or British community wished the Japanese the front door of the room, and Captain attendance of 159,978 mon of all ranks.

I got no answer. I then called through Volunteers for Inst Fear resulted in an any other patentee of submerged vessols, Internal Loan, lately negotiated, to fail are

ali uld be at all similarly fortunate, I think also pure fictions. British traders in Japan, momonts afterwards Mr Smith of the hotel, Returns of the Volunteer corps, that no royalty.

Meyers, of the Belgio, came, and a few

We find by reference to the Annual he ought to give Jilda Verac a liberal having a great stake in the well-being of the Empire, no doubt foresaw, as did traders and Dr Goertz. After they came we turn fewer than 16,306 oicers and sergeants obtained Certificates of Froficiency in 1877. These are facts which it is consoling for dispel in the future any fear of the con- the public to know, for they ought to

sequences of foreign invasion.

the other watch.

William McLean, private marine U.8.8. Ashuelot, was ordered to be sent on board his ship, he being a straggler.

Japan. (Mail, Nov. 16th.)

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I ran in hero and asked, "What was

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HONGKONG, November 26, 1878.

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credit, --- Old Patna, cash,... 565

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Exchange.

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6 months' sight, Credits,

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221+ Shangliai, demand,

721 80 days', ... Bar Silver, 17 dwts, B., Sycee, Mexicans,

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Gold Leaf, 991 Ane ... English Sovereigns, ... Australian Sovereigns,

Shares

lieved me at the wheel.

Mr Toller: Have you not altered your statement on account of what the witnesses signalled to you f

Witness: No, I swear I have not. I do not know who rolloved me it was one of Michael Wallace, an A. B. and an ancient looking mariner, a native of Ireland, sworn, sald :--I have repeatedly soon the Captain drank: on one occasion I poured water on the Captain's head. The Captain was very abusive at the time. (Witness spoke of the Captain having altered the course, and said the mata told him not to mind the Captain.) The Captalu complained of sunstroke, but I thought it was ginstroke. I saw a case of gla brought on board at Anjar. The crow got a glass of glu apiece when we have the anchor at Anjer, and the crow that assisted also got a glass of ein spiece,

By Mr Toller-The Captain did not say is was sunstroke when I poured the water on his head, but he said so at other times. I cooled him at all events, whatever it was. I cannot say the Captain was drunk when he boarded the schoouer at sea. He might have bad soms insiste of him, but I could Johann Ngrove, Lucas Blarwick, William Vickery, Riobard Muresy, Edward Davga and A. A. Patterson were severally ex- amined, and gave corroborative evidence.

Harry Bendy, an ordinary seaman, gave similar evidence regarding the drankeuness and steering, but said that the Captain had been crying-drunk; he cried about the long passage lie had made.

He walked about the poop exposing bis person; his trousers were on, but he Lad them down to his feet. With said that the Captain bad threatened to knock his dad bead Di He had threatened him on several Decalogs. For the Captain to abuse him Was a matter of almost daily occurrene. He said the sailmaker was called on deck to keep the mate's watch. Witness believed the mate was drunk; he smelt very strongly of liquor. Witness would not swear the mata was drunk. The crew were willing to of Meji, (1869) up to June of this year, was flannel shirt, through which the ball had again approached by an enemy bent upon steam as his motive power, but compressed THERMOMETER-M

tut ses it at all events.

take their discharges without bringing this charge, but would not go another passnga with the Captain.

By Mr TollerThe carpenter saw the Captain exposing his person. I have beard two or three men say they saw it. He did so on several occasions. I never saw the Captain on deck when the sailgaker was keeping the mate's watcb.

exposure abroad.

of German, French, United States and othered back the cover of the bed, and found a nationalites, the unfortunate tendencies of pistol in the bad and a wound in deceased's the Imperial finance, and the urgent need, and in New York I advised his family not left side. knew that he had a pistol, in some directions, of rectifications of ite policy; and in the press and sisewhere have to let him have it, but they said they could expressed their opinions accordingly; but act get it away from him, and as he was to say, week after week, mail after mail,

so much better, I did not think it neces that the British Minister is the oppressor ofsary to make a point of it myself. Japan, and that the British mercantile com-

To the Jury-He lived about five munity is inimical to the country, and luutes after he shot himself. tie was envious of its potentially prosperous future; twenty-seven years of age, and not married.

these are mere impudent inventions to suit the purposes of an unscrupulous jouraging about eight o'clock Me Saott, from the list-the value and motives of whose deli-International Hotel, called me there telling verances are perfectly well understood and that a young man, who was staying there, had shot himself. I went imme- despised Eere,--but which evidently requirediately, and found the deceased in his bed worthy of all the support which the State it really is so as regards the body of the:

in the same position as he is now, examined him, and found the pulse as heart beating very slow, and within five minutes, in my presence, after a few deep inspirations, he died. Dr. Whoeler ome in and found him already dead, Op examining his body, I found a shot wound between the third and fourth rib on the left side of the chest. I saw the platol lying in the bed on the left side. It was a small revolver, with four or five chambers, all loaded but one. The cause of his death was the wound; the ball must certainly have passed through the heart. There was marks except those of powder upon the no bleeding at all. There were no other

passed. I think there is no doubt that be inflicted the wound with the left hand,

A verdict was returned that the deceased came by his death by firing a pistol ball into his breast, while labouring under tem Porary insanity,

A great rise in the market price of the value of pension bonds in the possession of residents of Tokoi, is reported. The total value of bonde presented to the Kumamoto Keneho by the people for endorsement, during September of this year, amounted to 124,100 gen, while the value of those which were bought by the Kenche during the same period amounted to 85,000 yen.

From the fourth annual report of the Osaka Mint, we extract the following: The total amount of the value of coins issued during last year was 6,348,330 yen 18 sent, while the value of the ballion coined at the Osaka Mint from January of the third year 82,844,557 yen 13 sen.

The total value of the exporte during September of this year from the open ports of Japan to foreign countries, amounted to 1,781,201 yen- 77 en 6 rin, while the value of importe amounted to 2,681,336 yen 7-sen 1 rin, the latter exceeding the former by 750,184 yen 31 sen 5 rin. The total amount James Willia, the Book, then gave evid-yen 73 sen 1 rin. The total value of the of duties on exports and imports was 188,099

witnesses,

metals exported to foreign countries from

724

110 nom. 109

27 TO

6.46 ...:45

Hongkong Bank, 71% prom. Union Ins. Society of Canton, $1,600 China Tradera' Ins. Co., $1.560 Yangters Ins. Amaoo., Tls. 720. Chinese Insurance Co., $837+ North China Ins. Co., Ta. 1,250 H.X. Fire Ins. Co., $910 China Fire Ins. Co., $225 II.K. & W. Dock Co., $17 % prem. H.L. C. & M. S.-boat Co., $12 prem. Shanghai Steam Navigation, 'TIS. 17 Obina Const St. Nav. Co., Tls. 104 Hongkong Gas Co., $05 Hongkong Hotel Co., $65- China Sugar Refining Co., $160 nom. Chinose Imperial Loan, £109

of 1877, £108 Temperature-

Do,

I suppose you bave read his Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea Who can say what aharo it may not have had in stimulating inventiveness in the is not the only person who claims to have submarino direction? For Captain Ericsson

solved the problem of submarine navigation, The Civil War in Amarios shewed us Public experiment was recently made at what a Volunteer army could do; and it Birkenhead of a torpedo-boat devised by behoves this country now to see that this a Air Garrett, which could be submerged magnificent force which it has at its disposal and raised at pleasure. The experiment, should be placed on such a footing in re.wever, was considered by experts to lation to the other forces as will for ever have failed phiefly because the vessel could not be made to travel under water faster Dr. Adolphe Goertz stated This mornare ita sorvices. Our Volunteers con.

stitute a force to whloh no other country than a man's ordinary walking paco on irrespective of its being the means of doing Although the Garrett torpedo-boat is by can present parallel; and as such, land-about a bundred yards a minute. away with the evils of conscription, is courtesy said to be submerged, and though can give it, for oartain events within the Yoasal and the crew (three mon), yet it past few years have shown us to what straits carries a art of look-out box of which a cubs country is driven, and how great is the of two feet is always exposed above water Now, considering that the boat misery of its poople when it has been suc. level. cessfully invaded As aign of the times

takes more than a quarter of an hour in too, we may note with satisfaction the going a mile, it is clear that this look-out Patriotic feeling which has, in the present box would have ovary chance of being. Volunteer corps to offer thoir-services to the could get near enough to su armour-clad to crisis of our national history, induced many knocked into smithereens boforo the vessel

government for garrison duty at home, in pay its tropedoes with effect. Nevertheless, (Taken at Mesora Fulconer & 00's Premises, the event of our army proceeding abroad, this Garrett torpedo-boat, notwithstanding

Queen's Road.) one regiment the London Irish even its practical failus, possesses a peculiarity going so far, we learn, na to place itself at which deserver honourable meation:

BORGKONG, November 26, 1878. the absolute disposal of the Cloverumont for Though it cannot from its want of speed go BAROMETER I service either in or out of the United as far under water as the Destroyer, it can Kingdom

stay there much longer-in fact more than Long may it be ere those chores are ever an hour. Whereas Captain Ericsson unos our destruction as a paopla; but we cannot air for keeping his crew alive, Mr Garrett unes compressed air to get such locomotion but our eyes to the fact that such an enterprise would perchance ero this have as he attains, but preserves his mariners ber effectod if it had not been for the from asphyxiation by an ingenious chemical patriotic conduct of our youth, who bare expedient which constitutes his special In the Garrott torpedo-boat the enabled Britain to cover herself with no secret,

find in the crew in fact broathe the same air over and impenetrable shield, and arms and hearts of her own sons that in over again-the expired air being conveyer domitable strength which is beat and most through a tube to the chemicals which words that form the motto of our citizen and wholesome to the general atmosphere of the boat. This part of the Garrett in- vention, which reads speculative and un- likely, is just the only portion which has proved an unequivocal auccess.

Those with whom the deceased conversad on the evening presions to the sad occur rence say that he was of very pleasant ad dress, and was cheerful, propusing on the

ence somewhat similar to that of the first gold and silver coins, together with the raw following morning (Sunday) to stiend appropriately expressed in the peaceful revivify it, and return it reasonably pure

Ferdinand Woydmanu, the second mate, aworn, stated that he shipped at Cardiff; he had often heard the Captain abuso the crew. He had abused witness and struck him too. The Captain had atruck witness in the mouth with his fist and kicked him over the right hip. Witness was obliged to keep his bed for two or three daye in Witness had seen the Cap

consegne nee. tain' drunk,

One or two more witnesses were

of

the various ports of Japan during September Dr. Dabney, the body is to be embalmed, army, namely, Defence, not Deflance,

church in Yokohama. At the request of this year, amounted to 506,662 yon 47 sen

1 rin. We cannot guarantee the correctness and conveyed to the homo of deceased's

of these figures, they are translations from family in the United States.-Japan Gavette. the native press.

OUR VOLUNTEERS. (Chambers's Journal.}

LONDON GOSSIP. (Pioneer.)

LAWRENCE,

I had some talk the other day with a SIR HENRY BAVELOOK AND LORD very clever man, a Colonel Dyer, a partner of Sir Joseph Whitworth or Sir William Armstrong-I really am not sure which. At any rate be it one of the governing authorities on gunnery and blood-thirsty implements in general. He described to me the last thing in torpedoes, and car.

The Osaka Nippo announces that a con- siderable quantity of ebony and other valu able woods from Looohoo arrived at Kobe on the 7th instant.

The Osaka Nippo announces that certain Our Volunteers had a good deal to put ex-inhabitants of the province of Awaji, in the "p with in the first few years of the move Hiogo Ken, are taking active steps to ment from the street arabs and other idlere, establish factories for the manufacture of who could find no better employment than cotton cloth in. seven places in the Loochoo to fug all kind of rough sarcasm and islands, with a capital of 100,000 yen.

what may appropriately be termed gutter Arrangements are being made by the criticism the members of the different tainly one does not see how invention in I should not feel justißed in assuming

amined, and the enquiry was then adjourned until Friday next, at past 10 o'clock.

SUPREME COURT. IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION. (Before the Bon, J. Russell.) November 28, 1878.

Meyer u. da Silva, $136.His Lordship how delivered Judgment in this case, The

14,500 yen.

(Gaballo.)

Some of Sir Henry Havelock's consti tuents having objected to the views he has expressed on the af han question, Sir Heury writes to a Sunderland paper as

follows-

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Shipping Intelligence.

The following is corrected from the latest London and Colonial Papers, &c. 2

When left.

Mar.

VESSELS TO ARRIVE. AT BONGKONG, Nams.

28, Ornate, 90, Bristolian (5.), Apr.

16, Invincible, trene

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Osaka Fuchs for the establishment of a

An unfortunate Volunteer, for this direction can go much further. This the position that I have, in presence of the sloth factory in that eity with a capital of Blackheath Common as he wasgoing to drill, famous Swedish or rather Swedish American upon a public man--the possibility of that instance, was fined for shooting a dog on new contrivanos is the production of the most solemn responsibility that can rent

16, Annie Bow, 16, Lorimer, We noted in a former ieans that much std almost immediately every Volunteer engineer, Ericsson and ice mparison terrible scourge, war-if I were not fully

18, Sydenham, exported rice had been returned to Japan on

was hailed in the London streets with the with it the Whitehead torpedo is little more convinced that the maintenance of our Collings Lilley-Plaintiff here sued in account of its inferior quality, a further ery of Who shot the dog Again when than a child's toy.

21, Stant, Ericsson's vossal is position-in India, and consequently of our order to obtain a settlement of accounts and quantity of ten thousand koke was returned the Volunteers met in the publio parks for pleasantly called the Destroyer, and seems exclusive or predominant influence in

27, Pilgrim, 28, Abbey Cooper, diesolution of partnership as partner with from London on the 9th instant. The only drill they were closely surrounded by a likely to justify its name while the worst Afghanistan, in not only unavoidable, but, defendant in an Opera Company.

30. Sumarlide, olue to these absurd reports that we can cridcally tantalising orowd, which obstruct of it is that it can hardly be itself destruyad. defensible on every ground of justice, 31, Charmer, Dennys appeared for plaintiff, and Mr Ediscover on enquiry, is in the fact that aed their movements and laughed heartily No part of the struense, appears above morality, and right. No man living bas a Sharp for the defendant, but really on cargo of rice sent to Hongkong for sale did at their mistake. The somle papers were water for a hostile gun to atm at except the higher respect than I have for Lord Law.

Aug. behalf of several creditors. Mr Sharp not meet with a satisfactory offer and was also filled with amusing caricatures of our very summit of the smoke-stack and therence, but there are two fallacios running Bury St. Edmunds, Ponarth explained that his clients were quite returned to the consignee's hands, at this citizen soldiers; and a great deal was done 8-inch armour plating protecting the wheel through his whole argument, which, in my

7, Alfredo,

Cardiff agreeable to the accounts being referred port,

even in high ploces to throw cold-water and steering gear. This armour inclines humble opinion, entirely vitiate it. Lord

Urania, and a dissolution of partnership being

The total number of dwelling houses in upon this patriotic and popular movement, upwards at an angle of 16" from the water's Lawrence says, in effoot, "Accept the

10, Gorda, arrived at. It was ultimately agreed that Tokid, including these in which foreigners It has now, we are glad to record, outlived edge on each side to a longitudinal ridge, Ameer's apology, and do not force a mission

11, Lots, the accounts be referred to the Registrar, reside, is 295,661, and the population is all this and has become on throned in the and a the vessel will always attack end-ou, upon him, and you will avert var. Un-16, Friedrichs and the Judge made an order for the disso 1,038,7711. lution of partnership, is requested.

hearts of Englishmen at one of our greatest discharging its torpedoes in a line parallel doubtedly we should for the present. But Sept. institutions, 1 bumbered at frat come with the keel, firing at it will be not so how would that course get rid of the 10, Matchless,

wo hundred thousand men, but this much like aiming at the edge of a knife as Russian influence, permanently established 11, Firth of Forth, included persons of all ages, sie, and ficing at the point of a needio. And yet for all future time at the Court of Cabul; 18, Excelsior. Information was received yesterday classes and after the first Bush of on this Destroyer is by no means of small size, that is, at our very doors? Would it not dispute arose out of an alleged breach of morning (Nov. 17th) at the agency of the thusiasm passed off, the motives which is more than forty yards (330 feet) leave it there unmolested, admitted, and agreement connected with certain nego China and Japan Trading Company in actuated many of them were not so much long, to twelve feet broad at the widest acknowledged, while we were permanently. tiations to rent house No. 8 Prava East. Yokohama, that are bad broken out on military seal or any of the mro-galld part, t, near the bow, thence the torpe-excluded? Would Lord Lawrence himself His Lordship ruled that no contract had board the merican ship toldstream at military virtues, as a love of novelty and adoes are discharged; Although submerged undertake to govern India under such been made out by the plaintiff. The Kobe. It will be remembered that about a taste for good-fellowship.

as to its whole depth (except the smoke. conditions as these, with the political frontier' letter of Mr Sheppard (plaintiff's assis fortnight age the Coldstream -discharged The Volunteers are new organized upon sick and the wheel protected by the iron of Russia brought to our very gates! I am tant) might be construed into either. an several thousand cases of kerosene after a somewhat different footing. No one is objetd) it 13 gtatanteed to live in any sure that he could not and that only his Roceptance or merely an offer. The parties going ashore in Idsurai Straits, and the fire accepted as a recruit who is not physically weather and in fact professes to be an earnest desire to avert war, in which I eridently had not come to any terms, broke out while she was discharging 10,000 able to undergo military work and march.aluable. Nothing, however, that I have entirely agree with him, if it only be although a draft agreement was drawn up cases of the remaining cargo into the ing; but thould the Volunteer wish to quit yet said shows the Destroper to be at all possible, could have caused him to over There was no doubt, however, that defend Lothair at Kobe Information received to the service, he must comply with the more destructive than a Whitehead torpedo, look this consideration.

That he has dat ought to have apprised plaintiff of the day is to the effect that the Coldstream, following rules as laid down in Relations The chief difference (smong several) to the overlooked it is obvious, for he maker feet that he had made other arrangements, while burning, was towed away from the for the Volunteer Force. He must give to advantage of the Destroyer is ita compara no suggestion whatever as to how Russian The offer of $40 made by defendant had rest of the shipping, and that the fire was the commanding officer of bis corps fourtive certainty of striking the vessel it is influence is to be removed from Cabul. been satisfactorily explained by the con- confined to between decks, about 1,000 cases, teen days' notice in writing of his intention sought to destroy. A fool's bolt, saya Even the recall of Lord Lytton would fideration that defendant made it because out of the 12,000 still on board, having been to quit the corps. He must deliver in good the proverb, "is soon shot." The White: not do that. Secondly, to talk of Shere be was anxious to make things pleasant as either destroyed or damaged, It is sup. order -fair wear and tear only excepted head torpedo when once launched at its All being an independent Prince, in the he expected to do business with plaintiff's posed that the oil below decks has bear all, atma, clothing, and appointments that object is shot and done with. It may hit zenge that Belgium is independent of Brm. As he held that there was no egtes preserved in fair condition, and it is also may have been issued to him. And he ite work or it may, miss, and in the latter sad therefore nothing to Germaby, is to seat, he must give judgment for the des extinctory to learn that the ship has not must pay all money due or becoming due case it vanishes irrecoverably into space, lose sight of the geographical facts of the fendant, with epata,

sufferce irroperable injurye

by him, under the rules of the corps, either The aim, moreover, will have to be taken | cane. "He is truly independent of us, and | "Alms.

17, Viluraum,

Oct.

5, Patroalus (8)****

6, Feronia (s.),

Liverpool Bamburg LOADING FOR CHINA AND FATAN ZOREN, As London-Steamers vis Buss Oonal. Gleniyon,

Cyphrenes,

Burmese.

Hopewell.

Sailing Fansels,

Star of the South,

South Milton.

At Leerpool.

Stontor (s)

Achilles (.)

Leon (E)

Hector (6.) Jacobine..

Cadiz (5)

At Cardif

Graig Ardi