1880-07-29 — Page 3

No. 5820-JULY 29, 1890.]

BETUR of Visitors to the Cits Hall Museum for the week ending Jaly 21-

European Chainese.

Mon. July 19tb, Torn.

+

20th, 80

405 BO

Wel.

21**,

25

Ther. Fri. Sat SUD.

22od,

38

23rd,

24th,

25

JF

25th,

Bunday.

Totala 208 Grand total, 2,274.

338 426 340 261 Sunday.

2065

currents, and obtained, is asveral patients, aoobsiderable diminution of the leg and thigh but not complete cure. The method wen, however, on consideration by MM. Menoorve and Aranjo, changed to a com- bined use of induced and continuous cur- rents, and this is said to have entirely re- roove the infirmity in a number of caser

ka onntinuous currents appear to have the effect of softening and to a certain ex tent liquifying the inducated tiesura, while the intermittent currents cause a reabsorp tion of the tissues thus prepared. Tas Telegraphic Journal of June 1st con-

THERA is a

certain well-k3own saying laine the following paragraph - about golog abroad for home mo tbla, which we lake from the M. C. E,Nesa, Is about the best ample of the End of goods we got when we do so that ha come before us for some time --

But

A supposed disastrous typhoon at Hong. the entfct of kong and Canton THE conversation in the Settlement perday. What industrious newsmonger oicalated It was Impossible to asertain It was aid to legrims and bom roceed to the effect that typhoon ecamered to blow on Tuesday evening, and was stil ragleg, and that the destruction in Hong kong was equal to that in the fearful storm in 1874. Inquiries made at de best sources, however, showed that the report s entirely false, and instead of asyphoon blowing at Blangkong, au awer to talogram brought the new th it our riends in the south were enjoying one of the Ginest days they have bad for some time.

WEN

- Tax Singapore Times of the 21a Jaly

(Wednesday), has the followig

The German corvette Luve left to roads on Monday morning for Kla

The Russian corvette Cerysser hit the

Police Intelligence. (Before J. J. Francis, Eng.) Thursday, July 29.

▲ DESERTER

THE CHINA MAIL.

Thomas Mitchell, a seaman on board the abip South American, was charged with having doserted from the venel on the 28th inst

not make sense of the order. Bo asked the Attorney General to quote anything from bis remarka in Court amounting i those provisions of the order be took excep tion to.

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foto dealing with the Court's power to invent ant was not alive to his, is quite clear if he did not take steps to investigate trost money, by which it was provided that from the folly he confesses to having the business, Congress would. There save in the Three per Conta and Consoli- committed in signing an agroomrent, upon a special agent was sent to long- datce Funds the Court could not inveat bringing him 10,000 miles from home, kong to investigare Meshy's charges. moneyin which any poranu had a life in terest without his or her consent being that he did not know the relative valan doing what the State department official- with his eyes shut, le complains also in other words to overhaul Bailey for obtained.

of money bere and at home. Now with-ly declared he had a right to do! It ont doubt it was the duty of the De- will be seen that the Administration fendants, or their agent, to have explain was only brought to the point of in- ed this on engaging Plaintiff, and may vestigation by very vigorous bulldoz be they did so. £60 a year, and boarding.

Does the Administration-this "puro" and lodging, with the chance of a £50 seem to na the shortest road to happi- for the recovery of the money stolen by news; but if the Plaintiff chose to accept Bailey and Loring at Hongkong? Loring it, in spite of the fast, as he says, and is now in Boston. Bailey is supposed probably with truth, that he might have to be in the United States. They hava done better at home, that was his affair. stolen large sums of money, with tho It was only natural, that Messrs Suyie connivance of the State departraent. & Co. should provide themselves against Will the Attorney-General order suits the possibility, by reason of the Plaintiff's on their official bonds and procure in misconduct, of throwing away the £60 dictments against them, as the law re- advanced for passage monry for they quires, for embezzlement of public money

stand the work. In reply to a question allowable propar offer oculd be the Court adjourned, at 4.30 baving been bonus at the end of three years, does not į Administration-intend to take any steps

Defendant admitted the charge and stated that she was a hard ship and be could not from the Court be anid he had not mado any complaint to the American Consul.

O.dered to be put on board his ship.

(Before the Hon. Ny Choy.)

see 1

Hi a

Uhina.

SHANGHAI ----

The

The Chief Justice, in reply to a question from the uana Judge, which was insaul- ble at the table, pointed to the Registrar

Elis Lordship expressed bla willingness and said, to alter the decision so as to let the money in a somewhat excited way a "Elim."

be sent home and invested in Three per Proceeding, the Attorney General saldcenta The Attorney General bad opened that in the case against the Dock Company his eyes; and, brown great light on the judgment was suspended, sa they beld, to question now,

the parties to negoclate together, to This point being discursed at some length made by the Book Company, and if the coupled for et hour, with this case. Court would permit it and if it would hearing will be resumed to-morrow. be accepted by Mrs Sanda But that Was not done. This order was made instead, that sha forogo the advant ages of her agreement and take her $75,000 in Sugar Refinery so-called dobentures.

The Puisse Judge explained that Mrs

Mr J. Bell Irving, for some time the ms Chan Aboi, a shop colle, was galo Sanda's consent was quite immaterial to his naging partner of Messrs Jardine, Methoson placed in the dock this morning har ghid if berantas had come to him & Co., at this port, left this morning por with returning from Banishment on the and said, we have obtained the caution Zukio Mars for home via Japan and Ame

of the Chart te accepting these debentores" rice, on well-earned trip. "The cable structions from the Government, for the It was entirely within the discretion of the of rather more than five years, and has qualities if they laid thomaelves open to

Bergeant Toomey now applied, ander 10- he should then have dealt with the case. has been a resident of Shanghai for a period would certainly be lacking in business or will this rascality be farther ignored i was then cleare, and communications ex-discharge of the prisoner, which was no- Judge. banged with Bingapore, & further distance cordingly granted." of 2,200 miles, or 4,700 miles from Mel- bourne. Replies were received from Sing- apore lo a few seconds, message being went and a reply received in the space of one minute from the commencement of the message,

the

Telegraphing Extraordinary-The Su- perintendent of Totographs (Mr C. Todd, C. M. G.) ham kindly supplied as with the following information:-On Sunday morning,

telegraph lines being cloar of business, Melbourne and Fort Darrin wore put in direct communication with each other, the distance between the two plaess being 2,600 miles. The signals were perfect at each end, the line work- ing splendidly right through, and replies were instantaneous.

messages had,

the

of

The course, to be repeated at Port Darwin, but this was done simultaneously, so that fitte or no time was lost. Port Darwin

nica sad Singapore ware in direct communica tion through the duplicate cable recently laid, which avoids the necessity of asing the land line through Java Since the duplicate cable has been anbmerged the me occupied in the transmission of mer- ages between London and Adelaide greatly reduced, seldom occupying more than a few hours, and from Adelaide thay

RETURNING FROM BANIASMENT.

16th fostaci.

ASBAUKA,

Yau Akan, a trader, was charged with BASAmiting one Tong Aon, on the 28th Inst The complainant said that be had koowo Bend defendsat stuce February last. some friends of his came to a barbar's shop in Cheung San Lace where he was livin and picked a quarrel with bim. Two of the men stood at the door while defendant and abiot

another

ma asamited him with a bamboo and a razor. They also threw a sharpening stone at him and cut his lip

It, No 45. were

(Mercury.)

For Bell-Irving

out

a course of

We have thus given one chapter of the record of Mr Hayes' administration, stating only the exact truth and pasting it mildly. There are others quite as bad. Mr Evarts' department takes lead- ing rank in the scandals that have dis- graced the civil service.

EDUCATION.

The Chief Justice agreed. Bis Lordship part in the management of the aminent guard.

taken almost from the first a prominent any such loss without the smallest safe remarked ter on that he thought them

firm. He is a keon sportsman, and has

However, the Plaintiff comes Attorney General was mistaking who his taken a share in those sports for which bere, and, finding that he has taken clients were,his clients was the Court. Shanghai is famous, and for which it offers leap in the dark, and that very little The Ort was administering.

These usmes were need Sands and snor. simply Ball-Irving is himself a first rate shot, and bai, he enters upon

sach advantages-shooting and racing. Mr money goes a very little way in hang bedsuse his could not be used. He might was usually accompanied in bis trips up miscondues which culminated in his dis have appointed the Registrar to bring the suit as the Court was administering the estate aunty by a party of keen shots, and the charge, as the Court held justifiably. SIR HERCULES ROBINSON ON

bags

of the annual party are famous. He plaintiffs in The nominal the azeuta ol

It may be of some interest to our the Court. Tho Court, if it contributed to the peblio amusement by The letter written to the British Consti thought it, might now say that rot another recl for the pure love of eport, hardis ever men in the house, and the statement of readers at a time like this, when there keeping a large stud of race ponice, and in his behalf by some of the other young The Attorney General: Of course we making a bet. His animale bore the bloo Me Spring that the firm had been obliged are large and multifarious schemes on step was to be taken in that salt.

and silver jacket, so well known to the to modify their agreements, show that the taphs in this Colony, in the matter should appeal. Proceeding with Mr San-

Chine turf, again to the front in Shanghai there is more than the latent spirit of of Education, and when opposing views dan's imperfected decision, ho said it was

after a long absence. He also sent hia The barber corroborated this evidence, really this You are entitled to speciño per ponies to the different maeuloga at the dissatisfaction amongst the employès of permeate the minds of those who take for ate something else for your is pass Loast poets, and has scored many a victory. the firm at the conditions in which they any interest in public affairs, to read the you a

take something else for your mortage He brought out one of the fastest China find themselves placed; and we think remarks Sir Hercules Robinson made

that bave етет anything else right, unless another judge thinks it right.

The Uhle Justice said that if the

and eyebrow.

bat prisoner dented the fence.

Fined $10, in default three weeks' Im.

wharf at noon yesterday for Nagasak, which variably beat the sun, arriving at their prisonment with hard labour, and to pay which I think right, and I cannot consider orald green of the Shanped over the after the case of Esh they will do well to the other day at the opening of the

will be the bead quarters the Lussian destination in advance of the local time Naval Station. Another Rasian nat-of-they were handed in. war is expected here dully,

B. M. loop Flying Fish, wblob arrivod from homs on Monday, is the snoor to the Sylvia as surveying vote on the China Station.

HONGKONG HOTEL COMPANY

LIMITED,

The ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the above Company was

$3 amends to complaiusut, or suffer days further imprisonment with

labour.

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

bard

inney General had practised in the Courts f Equity he would have known that i was Lau Acheung, a fisherman, and Ip Afat,quite a common occurrence for judges to a silver-smith, wore committed for trial at do as had been done in this case.

he Attorney General: I bave not the next Criminal Sessions of the Supreme Court on a charge of burglariously breaking

racecourse exercise forbearance, whilst the firm Normal Schools at Wellington. Sir are will no doubt see the propriety of pro- Hercules said he bad carefully observed venting the discontent amouldering by the working of the educational system adopting, on their part, a policy of here and in other countries, and be conciliation, so far as in compatible with thought the New Zealand scheme admir- ablo in general design but defective in the requirements of the basiness.

On the law of the case of Eh v. Sayle one or two details. It was, he believed, it is not necessary to say much; but it is the most comprehensive and ambitious

in Jally Friar, whose erformances are fresh in the minds of our sporting readers

nothin But Me Bell Irving will always be dis. tinguished (along with Mr James J. Keswick) as the first introdaver of fox hounds to shanghai, teipas maintain- 1a pack at the latter end of 1875, and pr-crised in the Courts of Equity and I smed it ever since; they have born principally

used for drag banting. A

number of big E R. Belilios, Esq., Chairman and entering a dwelling house in the village glad I lastic. I am sorry you have friends, who had shared with him the only fair to the Plaintiff to point out that scheme of free public instruction as yat

The Chief Thore of Ms-tau-chong, and stealing therefrom money, jewellery, and clothing of the value of and also with having an

$50; salted the coupant of the house, on the 17th instant.

The advertisement having been read by the Secretary,

WE (Japan Gasdie, 1bit) Dara bat Mr held in the Company's Hotel this after Pierret, conenl for Franco, abrutio leave us in order to assume charge of the consul noon. Ate la Hongkong. During his sayiere Mr of the company, in the chair. Fierrat bae, by his courteon performance wore also present Messrs H. Hoppius, of official duties, gained the one and Grobian, A.

Vaucher, N. J. Ede, R. of residents of other nationalities Deacon, E. Cope, Garfit, Mardfeldt, respect

ble own i than

and his departure will be looked upon with very carnet regnt, attri. Lembke, J. T. Chater, Raynal, and botable, in great measure, tothe polarity Louie Hauschild, Secretary. enjoyed by him and Madamon Pierzt in the society of this settlement aid that Mr Jouslain, vice-consul at Bobo, till tem The Chairman said the report and pararily ancceed Mr Pierre and at Mr accounts for the past half-year had Peruat, now chandelier of the oranlate been in the hands of the share hers, will be appolated vico-consul e Kobe, holders fer como few days, and world now, he presumed, be taken as read. The Shanghal Mercury han the fillowing That document dealt so fully with the paragraph about Oorenu maliers :-

various subjects of interest to the Com- Among the list of paesang by te Tokie pany that he had nothing to add to it, Mart, for Kube, we find the mars of Mr He would be glad to answer any ques- W. Dousid Spence, of H. M. Consulations. No question being asked, the

MALAAM

SUPREME COURT. IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION. (Before the Full Court.) Thursday, July 29.

SANDS. PORBES,

Got

matters

BOL

When the case had proceeded further pleasures of the chase, presented him last his case might base assumed a different adopted by any country in the world, This morning f legal assistance. We do not say that of primary instruction was not tou varied the Attorney General having indicated that night with an address and a gold stop complexion if he had had the advantage but he doubted whether the programme que of his points was the contenues that aleb, as a testimonial.

there was a very large attendance of re the result would have been different, but and likely to prove too costly, where, the debentures Were not much as the tursidents on board the Teo Mars to wish that it might have been. The law of considering the very early age at which would invest this money in, having rogard him bon voyage, and nearly a hundred dollars inoster and sorvant, although it has been the majority of children are removed to the principles the law laid down on these of fire crackers were expended by the Eme improved of late, is not yet in an alto frem school, the cramming them with instruction in euch a variety of subjects Chinese ata to keep the devils off, and as

would tend to lower the standard of efficiency in reading, writing and arith metic, objects of primary importance, thus substituting a smattering of many subjects for thoroughness in few. He Lordship hinted at; but it was hardly, doubted too whether the attempt to pro- perhaps, to be expected that a person invide the machinery for supplying the We have already stated that the Secretary- the position of the Plaintiff, and know-whole of the youthful population of the ship to the Commission appointed to negoing nothing of law, should be able to Colony with free education of a varied

treaty between China and the United

Mr Hayllar asked to be excused for in- teracting, but this was a motion for leave to appeal and he had a preliminary objeo- tion to an appeal being all wed,

The storey zeneral sald be had a right to appeal. He had quoted the Ordination en opening his address.

Me Hyllor quoted authoritien show that where the question decided was oue that lay in he discretion of the Judge

rest administrative discretion. there was no appeal. Tole was a question

saluted

bim.

the steamer passed down the river the gether satisfactory condition, as it in Chinese at the Associated Wharyan similarly variably leans towards the master; but Mr James J. Keswick, who such as it is, it has to be upheld and is expected hore from Japan shortly, is enforced. There were many legal points advertised as acting Consul for Danmark which the Plaintiff Esh might have urged in his absence, and will doubtless not as hed ho known, and some of which his

M. F. H. as well.

tiato a

(Courier)

Borvica, Mr Spence, we understand, wil Chairman moved the adoption of the $7 DOD by ing to the payment of the fusion on this question lasted States has been offered to Mr W, N. Pathiok, I appreciate them. But, however dead. and advanced character embraced in six

Corp

report.

The

some time.

the Consular

In Sands. Forbes No. 9, the Hoo, the Attorney General E. L. O'Malley, instructed by Mr H. I Dennys, applied for a rule under ordinance No. 13 of 1873, Sectios 18, to amend or reverse the order of the Chief Justice made in this suit on 17th July fost,

the Hongkong and Whampo

of Tientsin. This g gentleman lately resigned vantageously he was situated, he could standards, would not entail upon the Lock Company in China Sagar Rafinery de

and handed over his not complain of impatience on the part country an expenditure more heavy than The Attorney General rolled mainly on bentures to fir Banda Mr T, O. Haylie, theerdlaste, d qarted veteral decisions duties as Vice-Consul, to M. Dillou, Consul of the Jedge, for his Lordship extended can be borne. He expressed great re

C. ap peared for the Dock Company, in

to show that an appeal lay on every justi- for Frause at that port, on the 18th instant. him an indulgence which he would have gret that all the local sources of revenue

He has also refused the secretaryship of the This beyond reason was a judicia rated by Mr Brereton of desare Breretonow

o

act,

commission, which is worth $4,000 and ex- got in no law Court at home.

The moral to be learned from the case The Attorney General in opening wai

is that young men should read agreements should ascertain the relative value of money in different parts of the world before journoying thithur.-Courier.

The Attorney General remarked that penses. The Commissioners had a being before they sign them, and that they be charged; alea that the extent to which

the Duke of Gonna at Boke, nd pre- jela coed with him on an expedition b

Mr Vaucher called attention to the As far as we have been able to gether Mr Spence's services have, in acertab sort of first sentence in the report which ran, way, best lent by the Brith Ahorities "In accordance with Section 63 of the te the Italian Government. When the ob Articles of Association, the Directors jest of the expedition supped be in havo again to submit to you their balf- contemplation by the Duke of fara may be is not yet known. In wat esmoity Mr yearly report with statement of accounts Spence will act in regard to the D-ke, whe-for the six months ending 3 lat December, This should be for the six ther

sa Interpreter, Gaide, Philospher, or 1879." Friend, is also at presenta estet. Why the months ending 30th June 1880. British and Italian Authorities ehald have The Secretary apologised for the slip. combined to preserve auch very couepal It a misprint, and be should hare reticence on the subject, in an interesting | mentioned it when the report was taken was appa Justion: You object to the to invest trust money in trading em mystery, which wo much reges to obliged to leave our readers to noi

Tas following telegram appear to the New York Weekly Herald of Jae 12th It comes from the St. Paembug corres pondent to that paper, dated Lorion June 4th-

as read,

the section under which he applied that the order of the date above mentioned these debentures were promissory nas pristion of $24,000 voted by the Senate,

it was as follows:or pruuls of indebtedness, they were $10,000 each and $4,000 for necessary ex- should be set aside;

There shall be an appeal as of right from et securities. This was a most important peases. The interpretarship is worth $5,000, bjest, one of the most important that and the vote was for $13,000 to cover the every decision of one of the Judge could be brought before this Court

y expenditure for secretary and interpreter. sitting alone and every appeal from anot decision shall be heard before the Ful. the action the Court now took trustees would be guided in all time coming t Court."le than read the order whion

was the question whether it was allowable against. The Calef

pantea

bund gabe

ao far into the owes they moet go on with it, but they reserved the point.

Mr Deacon said it should be corrected order to leto 1

The Attorney General: Yes, we want in now.

Mr Ede concurred,

reversed altogether or set aside.

Mr Hoppins asked if it cost much to get the report ent.

The Secretary: $10. The Chairman did not think it would be necessary to spend the Company's The money in this, if the meeting accepted this as a mere misprint. Of cours it was plain enough the report was for the half year ending June 30th.

i have just reosived information that the Kaldja question is well nigh waited Russian government was razed in pour parlers with the Lontoo Cablue and did not allow the Marquis Thong to come to St. Peterburg until the mater b Now it is decided that the Chines

Bestied

The Obief Justice: Did your solicitor take part before the Registrar in the matter?

not

o

The Attorney General said he did know what taxing part might mesa. war against the decision altogether. did not object to anything in the form the order as drawn up by the Registrat, bu to the whole decision.

The Chief Justice said be was not sa- tisfied with the order in that form; that Mr Denoon said he would second the they could send in Full Curt. That

リ

be

he said, as he woul

on

such as school rates and fees were done sway with. He thought the attendance should be compulsory, and a small fea moral training is ignored in the national plou of education is to be regretted. The compromise regarding Bible reading as adopted at Iomo and in New South Wales he thought a wise one, and be spoke strongly on this point, quoting a number of authorities as to religión being the best foundation of morality. Sir Hercules concluded by saying

"I have thus stated to you frankly

ment shall take possession of the whole of adoption of the report with this mistake will not affect the merits. You say the much if antice re-wrote the order Baron Grunt and Mr Bradlaugh to wit under Grant In the Department of society. (Loud applause.) With these

indemnity for Russian military

of

of an Siaranteed

Bolicitor.

gonditious erau i

corrected, or a formal statement from the the territory of Kalija opacupation Chairman might be sufficient. of the district, The Braink Garant

The Chairman then stated that in the the Chinese government ha pay the printed copies of the report sent out to amount required by the Lussist govern the shareholders, for in the first sentence ment, and it was only upon that surance

"ending Decetober 31st 1879," should contented to bliver the be read June 30th, 1880." that

the Rumiana district of Kuldja ocoupled by:

them to

to the Chinens sathorities. They have neverthe The report was then put and carried less put as the condition ofishair rithdraw unanimously. a from Kuldjs that Ruma have the The next business was the election of said he did not understand the preamble; right to occupy Kaldi

with be military Directora; Messra E. R. Balilios and he could not make out what the phrase forces should the population of be esded W. R. Landstein retired according to meant accepting the decision of the Court district have case of compact sjalust the section 82 of the articles of association, unless, as hie lexsued friend Mr Heyliar Chinese authorities. This the question will be settled wholly to the sat notion of but were eligible for re-election. On the suggested, it meant that there was to be ho The Chief Justice: (to the Palsue Judge) Busais. The fact it kept a chse secret motion of Mr Hoppias, seconded by Mr app-al until the arrival of the Hargas Tseng, Cope, they were both re-elected. but I have the informalkn fiʊn a most

he rays it a stupid so he does not order

insccurate and that he does trustworthy sourça,"

In the revised order the plaintiffs were watter if it had breu to submitted to his permitted to accept the detentores which the Court was of opinion would be the best thing for the estate.

Mr Baylar was satisfied with the order and thought it was as much as his learned friend could ask for,

The Attorney Genera! raid he was now dealing with the form of the order, but with

instances in which suitors are their own

Quotations.

HONGKONG, July 29,

" bath.... 605

Allowance, Taels 12.

ESH V. SAYLE AND C

THE CHINA RING. The case of Esh v. Sayle and Co.,

(Washington Post.) decided in the Supreme Court

On the eve of the campaign it is Their Lordships decided that as they Wednesday, is one of considerable in-noticeable that Republican organs are portance to young men ongaged in taking a deal of satisfaction in the In the course of the ad rosses to the mercantile honges out here, and for this alleged purity of Mr. Hayes' administra-what appear to me to be the weak points Court on the right of appeal the Chief reason, if for no other, it is to be regretion. They claim that they can go into in your educational plan, namely, that Justice remarked that the point won d brted that the Plaintiff was not able to the canvass having nothing to apologize it will entail a larger expenditure than Hooks appeal. Where the secure the services f Counsel to repro for ur defend in the conduct of public the general revenue our well defray affairs since the close of the Grant era. without assistance from local sources, lived apprais ixtensive means and inclination he rat er sent him at the hearing. There is an

Mr Hayilar afterware suggested that old proverb which says that a man who From this wild delusion we propose to and thist the course of instruction pre- instead of any order being mads as to the is his own lawyer bas a fool for his dissbuse their minde. In several of the scribed fails to inculcate suficiently the sentars the words be used, his client." It may not be tras in evry departments there bare been scandals observance of those moral obligations Court is opinion.

instance, for there are some laymen-almost as fragrant as any that occurred which are essential to the welfare of be e put thewho are better able to plead their own State there has been open, notorious exceptions, I think that your scheme of Court had so authority to do for a

there is little doubt that it has more or in the impeachment of one or two country might well feel proud, and that cause that any paid advocate could--but rascality which ought to have resulted national education is one of which any no authority to impose

less applicability to the majority of officials and the imprisonment of others. it is being administered with an earnest they wore in your favour.

The Attorney General: We do not say

We have space, at this time, for only ness and ability which is deserving of that this is not a correct record of your

advocates, and it was emphatically a few facts connected with the China all praise." Lordahip's judgment,

His Lordship: (In tone of surprise)

applicable to this case. The necessity of consular ring and Col Mosby's exposure the plaintiff conducting his own notion of it. It will be remembered that some You do not! It does not appear to have been settled in the presence of your

was, perhapa, unavoidable from want of months ago Mr. Brooks, a journalist of The attorney General, reading the order. the judgment against which they appealed funds, but it was none the less unfortu- this city, published in an alleged news OPIUM-Ne» Patna, cash........ (92) a 95 gatust. He was fighting Against the whole gate both to him and to others who paper a bitter attack on Mosby for principle of the thing. This objection would come out from home under agreements exposing the frauds of the China ring. be, in whatever farm it was put, that it The facts of the case we gave very fully There was just enough truth in the was had to low kering to age the in our issues of Monday and Wednesday, article to show that it was inspired by Bruto tinkering the order and therefore there is no need to recapi the White House and the Department appealed against in the way as they want tulate them; suffice it to say that the of State. It related what had occurred Mung

Being reminded by the Chlef Justion that Defendants who have a house in Cam in a private conversation between Mr. in this Court the word protest was not the bridge advertised in a London paper for Hayes and Col. Mosby on the day an assistant to come to Shanghai, that before the latter started for Hongkong, The Attorney General substituted "em. the Plaintiff applied for and obtained It also gave the centents of dispatches The Puiane Judge: It was not intended

the situation, and, according to his own from Mr. Evarts rehnking Consul Mosby phatically object." to prevent him from appealing.

Resuming, after tifin, the Attorney Gene-showing, sigued an agreement without for what he had done. To reward Mr. The attorney tieneral: Unless it means that, it seems to me odd, and I don't under-ral said the Court would not invest in a ou

which it would not sanction trustees properly reading, or understanding it, Brooks and promote civil service.reform India, Wire,... stand it,

He then Mr. Kvarts named and Mr. Hayos ap- and without keeping a copy. The Court was deciding a The Chief Justice: I had nothing to do investing in,

came to China. Under the agreement pointed the champion of the China ring matter of I vital importance to averyone who with the drawing of the arder I assure you I cannot pretend to make sense of it; and had any connection with trust money. A he was to serve the Defendants well and consul to Cork.

The fucts in regard to Mosby's expo- To the Editor of the "CHISA MAIL.” it seems you can't. We both repudiate It, trustee could not lend money on personal diligently for four years at a salary of

security. Now there debeature were no £100 a year, with board-subject, how Blongkong, July 29th. The Attorney General: Your Lordable has not plenty of water to provide for its the judgment, and it is that we appes, They were evidence of a debt, but there residence and of 30 ahillings a month, Col. Mosby sent to the State department Hongkong Bank, 69% prom, kalas,

Bra,--it be no wonder that Hongkong had a good deal to do with the framing of more videos do there ever, to the deduction of £20 a year for are interesting. In February, 1879,

was no security for it.

The debenture form being handed to the the latter to go in repayment of passage information in regard to Bailey's steal- people, because I ses coolies of big houses agalust; we do not cramplain of the

of the order. The Attorneyurt, the Uhief Jussion to form the pipes of water from morning to open

eneral then proceeded with his oase.

misconducting himself, and to

be for consul-general of Shanghai was be much obligen Zyou would in-

Mr Haylar: For the simple reason, My returned to him at the end of the third pending before the Senate when this the Municipal, Jemail would under the pipe, is filled. If they don't Snowden whie was to the effect that the Lord, that these was no nece sity. We got year if he gave satisfaction. In other information was received. Instead of object to the work being done The ex- want the water which they let run on the plaintif was entitled tospeso perform applications for three times the amount. pense would not, I imagen, eamed 210-ground, let them give it to the Chinese

The Chief Justics: 1 myself consulted words he was to receive board and lodg withdrawing the nomination and in- Boliare

My dear Sir, Coursery truly, who were asking for water in the Daily once if the Company were held to the the best authority in the island and he said ing and £60 a year for three years, with vestigating the charge, Mosby's dispatch

F. G, JORDON.

contract, he would not order specite per- they were the best security in the Colony. a prospect of a bonus of £50 at the end was suppressed, and Bailey was con- Press some weak" b-fore..

would be TO CHAIRMAN,

AN EYE-WITNESS. formance, but that the Company

Attorney

General referred to the of the third pour, if he behaved beef firmou. It is highly improbable that allowed to Municipal Council, Shaghai

Now, so long as our social system is he would have had a single vote for his "pay her in a hew what fourbbing stata of the Company and M.{ he would decide it to which The Chairman stated that Es had in-

Brereton's ■■fidavit, no doubt every word of what it is, any two men have a legal confirmation if the facts furnished by formed Colonel Gordon that the Council

the parties in this suit was also a party. In which was true; no doubt the Company was right to enter into any agreement they Mosby had been laid before the Senate. have no objections to this being done.

Fred Saward, who was then Assistant: that other aufs the Chief Justice then made anguine. The Chief Justice had told then chooss for their mutual benefit provided SIR,-"Fire Bucket" appears by his letter an order that the Judge in the other case he considered himself tórzazate in ceing they do not unduly prejudice others by Secretary of Stato, wrote to Col. Mosby Chinowe Imperial Loan of 1874, nominal,

the holder of a few, and

and no doubt they of yesterday to apparently know all about what take a particular sourse. That was how he he writes or at least thinks so, I have not the read it, it was beyond the jurisdiction of would all be glad enough to accept them, no dolug. The equity of the arrange that Belley had a right to appropriate alightest doubt but that he has been a long the Judge who made it to make this order; bu technically teabutcally only, they mant is a matter which concerns the par- the emigration fees, but that he must dass which were A worthless security. A deben ties to the agreement and them alone; not do it To this Col. Mosby replied catus, diagnoria and mean of cure time in some brigade or other before ever he is way an interference with a spent all his money in his budness and master and servant to help each other and that he, Mosby, could not see how | Taken at Mşarə Halconer é Ools Primlasa,

ture borrower was simply one who had and if, in a contract between two men that he did not claim any such right, boun 1 da the came to Hongkong, it may have

before him. The arder made was not The following is from the Malts Mall of black one, for all I know Hatem of & this in the Bakre Way: it was out of the Wanted to borrow money to go on with,'.

a condition on to the question of sonr

The Chief Justios) Not quite that The on in life one helps himself more than Bailey could lawfully appropriate such

The Auditors, Mr A. E. Vaucher and Mr E Cope, were re elected ananímons- ly, on the motion of Mr Deacon, second- ed by Mr Ede.

The following letter from Coll Garden, addressed to the Chairman of the Shanghai The Chairman stated that the dividend Municipality, was read at the kat meet-would be payable to-morrow.

ing:-

Shanghai, 13th Jay, 1880.

Dear Fra,--The Monument jut up by the Chinese authorition, by the permission of the Municipal Couneli reedres_sOMA Blight repair, and the lettem regl I have no doubt that the hiasse Authoritie

are Chairman, give permision ; but before

would do this, if the Connell, which you

form me it

CORRESPONDENCE.

understand it.

word to use,

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sure of a part of the Shanghai rascalitics

he Tastal to ince the xpenses evening, and let the water run down on | 118r-ferred to the dematon of Mr Justion make them a tres dasked,Why nos money in the event of the Flaintati ing about £40,000. Bailey's nomination

me

Ora aan scarcely take up i medeal'roport

from any station in this East wint being

borne on to the question of elephantiasis,

the ground after the tub, which i

To the Editor of the “CHINA MAIL." Hongkong, July 28.

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I think that the diotam Nevertheless combatent is not entitled jurisdiction of the Court to do. Coming company says.We have duabted the all the other, the latter, having presuma ly feas, when he could not do so. It is i

comideration at ally back to the pluses "socepting the de any which, chiefs, the lega and feat pe sfooled, tought not to know anything about a nision. There had been no decision: the size of our worku. We have brought entered into the contract with his eyes sufficient to say of this that, in ap- Banometadat

Fred Seward We are not saying that the contract was simply stealing. uine by serous infiltration, the kile groning Fire Brigade is not deserving of consideration dual decision was withueld, and this wether Refuery wo aro to buy a third. open, has to put up with the consequenpropriating the emigration fees, Bailoy thick sud insensible, is squealin" Brazil Fire Bucket perhaps would with our acceptanes would simply imply that the We require for a time more spital.

Mr O'Malley continued bis argument made in this instance was inequitable on knoir this when he put in his miserable TKKAAN It is common to resort to dial troat Red Jackets to take them aff, and our Ama law that had been laid down was good. Ament of it by compression, but this is funnd tour Dramatic. Corps not to go on the stage That was that in strict equity the plaintiff characterising these debentures as, from s the one side or the other; we do not defense of a thief.

It is understood that Col. Mosby then to give

was entitled to specllo perlurmanos; in legal point of low from which point of know enough of the custom and the se alight relieft nor do certain again, because they are assistants in Mer- surgical processes, as are of the prinel-cantile houses and consequently ought not other words in egally adipizistered with view only the Court ould regard them-a5ereta of the trade. But it may be pre wrote privately to Mr Hayes, telling pal artery of the litab, appear to have been to shine as they have hitherto done when that strict regard to those broad liberal the most rotten securities that could be umed that business people like Mesara kim all about the matter; tolling him. succesful., Moncerva ashat time ago needed.

principles and precedents observed by the offered. There was absolutely no zaurity Bayle & Co. were sufficiently alive to that Fred Seward had grossly com

More loans of the same kind might be raised Conets in administering it.

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