1880-09-03 — Page 3

No. 5351-SEPTEMBER 3, 1880

STRAGGLB1.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Honey Curtis and Frod Greening wore ordered to be sent on board the American ship Cora from which, they admitted, they were deserters.

A DEARNTER SURRENDERS HIMSELF. John Wickson, 83, an English seaman

verter.

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of the Chief Justice's in a point now before him.

Mesara Brereton and Wotton appeared for the owner of the property See Slag ain. E. L. O'Malley, the Autor sy General, for the official sigues, instructed by Messrs Sharp Toller & Johnson,

Anything that they threw open their rain her service an eminent "Teacher of sources of Soda Water, Brandy and elgars military scienco who formerly hold an to the Fire Brigade, who was mach important position in the German army se a non combate t officer, and is a man of appreciated (all honour to yon Miam Cheap Jack & Co., few of your Countrymen very versatile acquirements. We hear that would lose nothing is the estimation of all be has been in Shanghai for several daya foreigners did they on similar occasions receiving instructions in torpedo warfare imitate your exemple and liberally) I from an able local electrician whom we think this is the very first lostance webre a learn has offered his very valuable services, unemployed, was charged with being a de- privata Chinese establishme it has in such to the Chiness Coverniuent iu connection a manner shown any appreciation of the with this especial branch of modern war-

ervices rendered by the barbarian.

WILL fare.

a quarteste compound of the two foregoing emizens gentlemen, the Iecently arrived ex-atly surgent, and the ex-Lieutenant of Armagh Militia (whom There le to lack of mercenaries ready to doubtless Mr Hart is keeping in reserve), serve in the Chiness or any other or what has Chins to fear from

Russia 211 provided commissions are forthcoming. Ap

και τα plications to the Chloese legations in

-Apropos of what we have said on former rope and America bays been incessant, and occasions about Mr Hart's interference in log bis company, and ho gave bim names | if Chtua doatre to have an army of brigadier- | providing the Chinese with munitions of which proved on reference to the army list all that the plaintiff said was true, and general appeared an bekalf of the fficial i

Tais la from the Japan Gazette:—

generals she can be readily accommorated for one paltry consklaration on her part— money.

On this subject the New York Herald prints the following lettor

Chiness Legation, Washington, and 21 West Thirty-First Street, New York, July 27th. To the Editor of the Ferald No.

one ot

Sergt. Major Williams asid that on the lat iust., about 630 pm, the prisoner came to him at Murray Harracks and said he was deserter from the second battalion of the 21st Regt. He said he deserted on the 5 b Noor, 1879 at Cork, and that he had then then Witness years and 5 months' service saked the names of the Captain command-

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He was ordered to be dellvered up to party of schiera in charge of a non-com- missior d officer.

of the to be correct. WAT, we are informed that Castonis Shangbai

indoor staff visited the

Prisoner admlited the truth of the charge Arsenal at Кня Chang

ang Mow and afterwards against bim the cartridge works at Loong-wha on Thursday afternoon in search of informa tion regarding torpedoes. That the Ar coale niay not be all that could be desired is very likely, but that one of the Customs there for information, is

officials should

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received injuries that necessitated their re- ral to the Bospital. The prisoners were handed over to the Chiucas

Consular Autorities early the following morning.

oxamine, said he dd Dot Be did not

the sale advertised by the Offical Assignee rescue, by a unmbar of Calpamca of « think that the Magistrate on this evidence

of them an forming part of the Bankrupt's | fellow.countryman, who bad beso arrested would dream of conviting or committing.

eatafo Ky the Registration Urdinance by the native police for assaulting a Japa fle did not think that the evidence support

No. 3 of 1844, Section 4, deeds, bonveg- nese kirl. The assault took place near ed the charye under this section or any

ancae, and viber instruments to writing, if biochi about half-past eight, and as the charge which might be made under any

registered within a prescribed time, took prisoner was being taken to the police section of this ordinance.

precedence according to the date of regislation, a number of Chinamen followed The M gistrate said that, prosuming every

His Retour now gave jadgthent. He said:tration, The amigomout of the Bauk-and forced themselves into the station com- word of all this to be true, and that it was This was a p tition for au injunction to pa's equitable estate to Bo Alim a pound, refusing to leave, and making de- to be borne ant by other wiseasen, he did restrain she ficis Assi use from preceeding rovisiored within the limita as to time, and monstrations of resistance. Force was then not think there was any nece disclosed

with the sale of Inland Lis, No. 233D and before the adinduestion in Bankruptcy, brought to bear upon them, and a f es fight unde this Ordinance No. 2 of 1876. He had looked carefully into this Ordinance advertised to take place on Saturday, and barefore, if

and the prea unimprobable on other The officers of the law, under Inspector orders were fled, ensued, lasting some considerabia time. to see whether any of the Sections applied Angus 28th. He asid: The relition was

enly filed on the 26.4, and the bearingrauda, lakes precedence.

Doyle, fought well, and eventually proved to this casa; he had found none that did.

came on on the following day, when he post-

The question of costs was mised and too much for the Calestials, seven of whom Mr Wotton aid it the offence cam nader ung section it cam under that under pond the sale, having had no opportunity debated, and the Judgo said he wond take were arrested; one or two of the cambatanis

time to consider the matter. of reading except in the most careery way which it was charged.

proceed. The Magistrate said that, ampposing that the petition, the affidavits and the

iga in the Bankruptcy case. The attorney thai the defendant brought this girl to this

Aasigues in support of the intended sale, and

A leading light for Nagasaki barbour, whlob Colony under the pretence of azing her se

Mr Brereton appeared to support the Peti-

has been contemplated for some time

past, 24th August. a singing girl, and that after they cane bere tion on behalf of See Sing Kal, who

In those days of decline to foreigners in east point of

is now in ouuree of oreation on the North. to becuras a prosti alleged that he had purchased for sue tried to induce

a valus-

Kageno-shima, in the this country, and when we are accused by

vicioity tute, he was afraid that there was no provi- hie gor sideration these lots from

of the Hungry Books, and facing Pap sion of the law that would cover it; he waÐ

the Chworst was the case in the Spenberg on the East. When Atm, to whom it was alleged the bankrupt Guild mockery of living too extravagantly will undoubtedly prove a great sesistance completed 1 afraid that, bofore the law, there was no transferred his equitable interest in them uffeuce.

Dy an agreement in writing dated Dot. 16th nonmpared with the natives as traders, in thing gumi g in or going out on dark would be well, for every foreigner vinights. Whitet apon the ubject of matters Mr Wotton sald there was not even

1878, which agreement, duly stamped, w he or at aus of the other pora in China footing the safety of navigation, it sesma 18:9. The Attorney General tj.cted that abanrd fallaty by trying to wewer and been erroted

cuilusir, that Ho

true cause of bow and in what which is izy sit the Varraconta Rock, expose the Atim, the purchaart, was related to the

except at low spring tides, anner the cunning Celestial and his It is certainly not in the way of steamers, for Dovernment force apon us this anfair a valuable consideration. It would therefore competition by artful lakin regulations and it would be a great advantage in ferrol bankrupt ant that the transfer was not for

or of sailing vessels with a fair wind, but be fraudulent and void under the Statut never asing tarrie interferoncos. of Elizabeth. It had nt bean coutended interest Sir Tomas Wada and his frie beating in or out to be able to know its

ex at locality. that the asslynntent was void s being marte A preli-

before going

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merous applications jut commissione in the surprizing, as we were under the impres bour for two months for stealing a box of evidence to prove that, so that it was unintered a La Fince, Oct. 18th, under treaty stipulations, to upset til ost surpri ing that a baston has never

continn.

Chinese army and navy are being o ally received at this logation, and as it is impossible to devote the necessary time to anawering all, way I venture to ask

sion that Mr Hart looked upon then with disfavour, and would very gladly see the closed. We think it is just possible that

to her.-Mercury.

be so good sa tu publish this letter to China may yet find them of great service

the

columbe of your widely circulated papor, lu order that it may be generally known that

Government le report that the Chinese

the

army and navy is entirely devoid of found. sir, your faithfully,--Faux H. MARCH, Attacus.

Is San Francisco there are four officers

Chinese quarter striving to curb the gam bling propensities of the heathen,

Young Sun Fat was sentenced to hard clothing, a brass pipe, and two umbrellas, value $8, on the 20th.

BRINGING A WOMAN INTO THE COLONY FOR

IMMORAL PORT SKS.

Furrah, a sing og sad dancing girl, 19, a native of Bagdad brought up in Calcutta, summoned Kamar Beebie, 19, Turkey, a

this

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the dependent Chimiquera of

s well as some Consuls only too realy fall in with the only views

of any who chooses to shew courtesy a d

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ation Thanking you lo dvance, I remain, their whito brethren, the gambung Mangoisalent means bring the complainant into the when they bogan quarrelling Chief Ju-tice. It seemed to His Houer bypocrisy, to know that in this port, as in the Rasboynick from the same port on

will not down, and the more persistent the warfare the greater the preeeations they take to play their characteristic games The Malwa opium trade would seem, from Hardly a day passat berat in age but their dens ars raided Ku the remarks made on it by the Agent to pambere. The wealthy owners of thoes the Governor-General to Central Indls, togamos always bail out the offenders and in be in a flourishing condition :-

some CRBCs the amount deposited in for matter is feited when the *For the ten years ended Marob 31,

called for trial others the

expense 1859, the total number of chests passing any

thero ure fow recorded cases where a conviction was oot ultimately had. Tho fines imposed are always promptly paid,

Lo

a trial is

did

the

plainant whether that was or not, Haaken out

the

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all others

The Russian corvette thas arrived shortly press laat wook was the rayer, from Hongkong; she was followed

The Russian cruiser Asia Wednesday, newly opened to rade, the

proceded to Vladivostuck on Sunday, and pig Customs solutly impose an addi sional tax upon the neus! DaLive Custome the U. S earvets Ticonderoga to Tientsia fees, thereby handicapping the foroigaf-war Moleste and Vigilant will probably

on Thursday morning. Toe British men shipping to auch an extent u detici call here en route to Chefoo; it is vaguely steamers and all foreign craft fr to partici

Tumoured that the former will be docked pating in the trade of what la misnomeri- **

here. The Russia ally called an open port. If this.

men of war Niuds sick, steamers uplo

former from Windivostnot, and the two would at once ruo direct between this and later from Rovia. The Africa baa o Ningpe, with which place large busluere in rice, &c, is done, but it is sufined to

a number of troops and officers, in addition to her crew. native bottoms oot ander the control of the foreign Customs. These vessele get their

the scales was 811,412, the duty reallend horno sad the case sluitbornly fought, and supposed Hia Worebio saw what the casu intro complainant struck the boou sold by the bankrupt to to Atia Imers free and open, a line of small Zabicka, and Africa are expected; the

WIB.

Women.

being Ra 20,11,04,600. For the ten year ended March 8, 1870, the books show total export from blalws of 405,094 cheats, representing in daty paid to Government/hil it is seldom that a convicted offender could quite soo that in this case there was

is suffered by his countrymen to serve the imprisonment alternative.

It was a squabble between these

No doubt is Worship was quite

particular about the charges they mate and aware Indias women of this class were not

to start with, a great oxaggeration of the seriousness of the action is girl com- plained of.

In the remembrance of the oldest foreign esidente, such deviations from the general

this

necessary to decide the point.

The Magistrate agreed. He hat oals mado a remark suggested by the cafe. Be agreement decided nothing on that gnes iou, which was a ra her important point. With regard to the other case, the case of annuiti

Mr Wotton wald, with regard to the as- sauft case that he did not proposa to datato engaging the services of foreigners for its specially and actively engaged in the widow, residing at No. 32, ♬ Jlywood/ the Court long; neither did be desire to by way of fraudulent prof rence

совехащіне any witnesses. The evidenca, Read, for that she did, on or about the showed this case to be a general squabbleary obj etion was aken that the matter Like

1st day of August, unlawfully and by fraud

between these women and as wernen always res judienta adjudicated on by the they that a mottot dated 1 oo. 22nd 1870 was prostitution." ulony for the purpose of

Mr Wotton, who spposred for

began scratching on others eyen out and

heard before his Lordship. The object of for defendant, it be understood that some

sewing one another's hair cut in handfuls.

that motion was to obtain an order of the arrangement had been come to between

He did not think the ovijence showed that

sial Assignee in the Court directing the the defendant any more assaulted the com the parties, sofre amicable arrangement

Bankruptoy of 13 Aming to execute a plainant then the complaisant assaulted the deed which would rendor it unnecessary to go on

ot of dorondant. Had the case been put sooner

conveyanco of Inland with this casĘ. He suggested that His

ง, 233D, And Inland Lot No. i be bands be

woud pro

have 231, t Worship talght ancurtain from the enga-

probably

which to Ho Atm.

lots had taken out a cross submonk. As he wan

the dotandant before the bankruptes. This motion was and then struck the complainant. His Worship saw

dismissed, with costs against "o Atim. There was no indasement to th's fot on the notice of motion placed on the file; at whole quartel arose out of an obarval

obasrvation

it was so stated in a note made by e lato now, pretty clearly, he believed, that the made by the complaint about mattera

fficial Assignee. The more dismissal that did not one in hae.

unseen on duties u on rico cleared from the native result, such woather as are being ex Why need to the motion could be no proof whatever that ae 30 per cent less than foreign steamers c

cou:se of summer tave hren mucy when ap kon to, and there the sujet matter of the present motion All t is trade is conducted on the ribut precedent. From Saturday mid- the perienced › your in Nagasaki in altogether certainly was provocation to the complain

Wan res judicata, which moant that the north bank, where McBain's line of stea- ant to do what she did. He seked, under

werits had been considered and adjudicated mera are compelled by formiga Cantoms

night until, Tussday evening rain fell ka hoc roumalan that He Worship would

It might have been dismissed for employés to anchor. If native shiperpanied with strong gusts of slad and oc- torents almost without comition, a000- dad leniently with the defendants in the

of

evidence, or opon purely trobaleal wish bug the rga alongside the Halk on casional thunder and lightning It was not a case of a leziona nažutė

He had consulted the Chist

(that side of the rivor, the native Customs

11 may be pds.

the motion. well remembered

aslight consolation to know that cozapel the shipper, or fading this the

Nacak! It because, in bir opinion, no owner of the cargo-bost, to pay a lekin for do not slaad alone to this respect, as recant exchanges report great fastnations refusal of Leong Chonz, the Truste, under

Lome) which amounts to more than half of the will of the Bankropt's macher in

to Shanghal. Therefore a native boat is

ince Tuesday, very fine weather has pre- ailed, and the best has been greatly al. less duty by nearly 70 per cent.leviated by cool healthy breezes. ch.god than what is exacted from McBain's stea-

while Buc

aucbored on that bank. This & fact geners ly known,

but as no

that the foreign officials only suppose lo Rot oare to disturb the prun tenor of their way by taking atapa for an equitable solution as to how foreignors are to compete against auch extraordinary

odds. My perience dates from other ports than this, and I feel suce that unless foreigners, with all their energy, are treated hers upon the same footing that Chinese are on British avil, one days re traders are numbered in tuin land, a land, too, wherein there are coaus of scope for enterprise and cam

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The Magistrato aald that if an offonce was commit.ed it was his duty to see that the law was jusded, sad he could t a low the case to be withdraw. This was

Rs. 24,57,82.725. The increase. therefore, over the previous deardo in 63,692 obsaus, and a revenge of Ra 4,46.78,235-in other words, the lustease in export is wore, ve an average, than 600 ghosts a month, and the yearly revenue to Government has im. proved by upwards of 44 lakhs of rupeer."

this important trade, the Agent meations the security of the country, the decrease in promised thou to seventy more friends. able, if evic ed, to te. years' imprison

In his last issa Punch perfera a complaint wo can very fully appreciate. Ile Bay "Tha

editor of this journal once leat two books to a friend; the friend lost them to

friend who lent them to a friend who has it?

all; it was by one in watch ho felt

Among the causes of the improved state of obor friend who lent them to another a misdemeanour for which tà accuse insufied in taking up the time of the very,

It was au

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Justism

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can.

It may be

Highway robbery and violence, the improve. It is now oight years since the above idiot!stost in this aacs specially provided though he maciaved, were he wulung to do adequate rss was the gives for the export (sdditional duties to foreign in tʊmpers or so osually heavy raise

of this

C doay and severely punch. If the defendant had brought thi ble complainant let the Colo y for the puz pose of prostitution, it was bie duty punish her or commu her for trial as the Sepreme Court. It was not a case in which

might further tay that he was in a pontonbe le,31 eslata was vested, to uzecute the the amount ebarged noon the whole freight in various parts of both Chins and Japın.

, he could bring svte sultantial evid ence in favour of the defendant.

clothes, all the money due to her, and way that the girl would receive ali ber

would be release from her engagement. He had advised that course under ine e r

trict to pay export duty to the Government books have not been returned, Perhaps the Court could conntenance a compra. Cute It was quite impossible t

overn- Tuo im.

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mise.

mente in culdvation, and the facilities lent the books. What a fool he taust bat

Jou Very

montba-aloost afforded by the railway from indore bady roy mer

years ago, Cijani. The establishment of sales at the editor journal lent several houks jani, Jaors, and Udeptor has been the rusting to promises that have never been means of drawing the produce of each die fulfilled. It is needless to say shah bles of India without being harassed by the levy the sixty ninth friend has got them, and in of dues by each State through which the the course of a year or two the tattered

Mr Wotion and a seillement had been opinia passed, so was the case when Indore remains may be given up to their lawful

Qwner, This paragraph has particular advantageous to the compisiuanı was the only place in Malws where

well ¿LA as to the defendant. relation to two volumes of the Cobden ment duty could be paid.

The Magist als said it mattered sol tu portance of opium caltivation to the chiefs Clab Essays," the return of which of Maiwa can hardig be over-estimated-it earnestly requested. The readiness with him how advantageons the arrangement made might be to anybody. His view was gives a value to land which no other crops which books are borrowed contrasts forci

that it was his duty bear te cau afford. Wheat and other cersals in the bly with the indifference, not to say culpable Could Mr Wotton give him any authority best sail pay from a 12 to its. 3 per neglect, displayed in their return.-Japan

for the Court adopting the view be pro per Gazelle. bnega opium yields Rs. 10, Rs 20, and

pused? Rs. 40 for the same measure of land, and in some districts, where the advantages of soll and water as great and the opium crop heavy, as much as P's. 60 per beegah valuable books have been borrowed from te pald for land under the poppy."

With reference to the above paragraph

Case

Mr Walton, on the spur of the moment,

an authority in so untunes were ho

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deed, this was as he un ferstood it. This refussi threw diso dit and a picion on the whole tranpotion. It had now been xplaied that it was owing to the pond.

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carry out the idea wah which the defendency of a aust that Leong Chog, ens apparenteBoris has been wads to stop laat, from th effect of a sunstroke received

and

Cad the three defendants were arged had transfer April 26 h, Lang Ubog

we may remark that several files and could not. He believed he could produce yould fiùs the first defendaal, the woman, 1874 and was registered on the 18th idem.

He would!

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the

It was with extreme regret that we hoard of tha sud-ton decease of Mr C.. Mancini, which occurred about 3 s. m. on Tuesday

wife and family and a few friends, the whilst out of sing a social picnic with his

vions day, in he has been residing since leaving Nagasaki,

vicinity of logo, whet me fifteen mouths age. During re-

in Japan, te sidence of aver fifteen years greater portion of which has been spent in Vagasaki, the deceased gentleman hau de- servedly earned the respect ani cateem of lamented, and much sympathy will be felt any, by whom bis death will be greatly for his horesved wi a and family.

ant brought the girl hero. The de eguantander agal advice dec ined to join in the voyance; but be had since done so. inrgery over this fir. pecuniarily lost

This cten had now been removed and The Magistrate said, dealing first with

a doof of agreement dated April 24th, -by a the case beard the other day, that is this

tto Anim tred the ingal estate to With Basault. Ele had read over the evid

What rounde thee ware for impeeling ence which he to the other day, ad h Fan satisfied that a sacauit had been

the weagbepants of those lats by the Bank rupt to Ho Atim sa being collusive and committed on the complain ut by the de-

fraudulent he was unable to devida. The tendants. As the part taken by the second defendant was su trifling, and as she was su

itle was to clear, and it was unneces sary to refer to it. The agreement for he would disuse bor from tuo charge.

the sale wa wade on the 16th etobor

White our Minister is bumbling himself for this port took his departure in the U. W. P. Mangum, Esq., late Ú. S. Consul ; the

wate de

Publicity was given to the transaction in assault said to have bee the

at the table of a Cust us employé, fishing, S. Ticonderoga early on Tanrad sy, bound the moat proper and authondio way. Me diplomatic battles with a Chinese satrap to plainant Lad told the our she had not

committed by him was t to sustain her charge," the ca

Was dos o merion, $6. prof

harp's affidavit proved that he was cou-

for Tientsin, to which port he was appoint. would of a une break down.

Aid this natin ither fr war of peace, or Consul le clutioned the defendants, าย

sulted about thứ care. The bankrupt

in then terus Russian The Complainant was theu put in the against them was a very serious one. The pilled at the office of Mr Sharp's mi of that almost us at rusiau tur vented, through ill health, from underpas box and wid:-I have come to an under charge against the first defendant was of the gravest character; it was a very serious

with Ho Atim and said that he had sold that Minister's own countrymen, are boining the journey. Evou now he is far from standing with the defendant and do not

the property to Ho atim for $3,300, and neglected. Our idea is here to let the enjoying bis aceastowed health, and we California. The committes who prepared The Home News says A wonderful feat with to pross this charge. I have agreed charge. Be had dispose of that a far Mr Sharp was requested to prepare attu-elans come, as they are the only true trust the change will have a beneficial effect. the address to Congress agreed upon by the was performed the other night by young with her that she pay in all the money

but is the course of the investigation it bad

bratsfor. In his (Mr Sharp's) opinion, this diplomats fur, tui coautry, and they Mrg Mangun will probably remain in notorions auti-Chinese mass meeting held John Roberts. He was playing pyramids that is due ine, that I be at liberty to 80 keeping. Toey abould

me out what sort of a house they were

cnid not bs done until the estate of the help to give us the same free scope to trade! Nagaaaki mutil the end of the sumAMET,

To indge by the amount of cargo re- 200,000 Chic es in Californis, balls at one break. To those who aro un.

in a loose occu from her, and that my written agreement

Tax fortheaming United States census will, it is to be hoped, remove some of the more extravagant notions current in the eastern States us to the number of Chinese in

thore ware

the China Mail oflice and have not been ruturned. Of the borrowers' natnes wo have kept no note and are unable therefore to write for them.

allowed to look up the books,

The Magistrate remarked that if the com- third defendant the

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the Malacca, from Hongkong-some three

et San Francisc in 1876 boldly stated that with Cook, when he took the entire fifteen where I like, that I get back all any clothes fatu 1hey were eurBest careful in bankrupt's mother had boon divided and which tue Celestial enjoy, in other coun- quived by the lant P. & 1. mail steamer, 75,000 of whom were in San Francisco itsolf. acquainted with the intricacies of pyramida with her he cancelled. The engagement Ion; if they continued in they might legal estate property assigned to the tries, and which the treaty of Liva lia On the other hand the best-informed there will be nothing particularly extra entered jato with her in Calcutta was love brought up, unless they altered their bankrupt. An agreement was therefore cries, Californian statists Loki that the cardinary in this performance, considering three months, and under it I was to her the police, for keeping a disorder. prepared; $300 was paid by way of bargain would have done had it boen ratified. Our thousand prokagie, or about two hundred returns for California will show an aggregato that Cook ou une « cousion zcured over 900 Rs. 200 per mensen. I desire the Court what had come out in these cases, the price befo and this agreement, us he had said country to trade; do away with the forsjon tons-the trade with that bort is avidently

census

of Celest ale not exceeding 85,000, thue at billiards proper; but when we say that giving a not increase within the last decade the game of pyramids requires ever

even greater of only 36,177. Such an incresss must be skill and judgment than ordinary billiards, regarded as insignificant, whon it is com- and that to pocket fifteen balls consecutively pared with

hordes of Irish, should represent the

an extremely large break Germans, Scandinavians, and emigrants with the spot-hazard included, the feat is from other parts of Europe who, during the one very far removed from the commen

ty house. He bad no doubt that, from

to understand that virtually everything would keep t air ayes on the house, and be between me and the defendant la settled recommended, the defendant in whose and that I am.batisfied on overy potat.cuarga the house was, to take warning. do not want to press the charge against her. Mr Wotten put in the agreement show the buna frie intentia with which the de- fendant brought the emmplainant to this forth that tho

The fines wore paid.

SUPREME COURT. IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.

money,

pari (for collection) and to Peking (Imperial)

prosent and past year, have swarmed on the place, and should live in the cusistic Colony. (The agreement set thy die Before His Honor the Huise Judge, F. | 1; recited the wis of the bankrupts mother, vincial capital throughout the Empire; and

American Continent. It can scarcely be memory for many years to come, truthfully said that the Chinese tu Californis average lower in honesty, industry, frugality, cleanliness, or

sobriety than do the sor

responding classes of immigrants from the Old World. It has been specially remarked of the Chinamen on the Pacific coast that arlot nor a they have Gerer organised strike, nor neglected any work they have agreed to perform. The main offence of Jolin Chiosman on American soil is that be has no vole, and is consequently not of the slightest use or proft to the profes sional demagogue or the trading politician. -Pan Mall Gazette.

Police Intelligence.

(Before the Hon, Ng Choy.) Friday, September 3rd,

THE THEFT OF $2,500 IN BANK NOTES. In this caan Yeung Ating was called upon to suewer for having in his possession bank notes recently stolen.

be at the

months at

coinplainant's aericas were pasal of the defendant for three the rate abov: named,

ng girl and in no origing and

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Friday, Septembar 3.

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Shipping Intelligence.

The following is corrected from the intent

trate, said all that he wanted to know was through her becoming a prostituto. Wit | the obila said that the defendant had received the reut. Endorsed on the back of lo fo signera and Chinesa alike The London and Colonial Papers, da, 2

where this man got these notes.

Air Wotton said he would be able ooitro

ly to prove that he was an inuncent holder made e puting statements,

Capt. Donne said the defendant had

Mr Wotton said that would no doubt be the month. Two weeka siter that contract he mi bt have made himse i Luble 40 doubt that the money was not paid at Divested of their guilds and secret organisa-

dividend of 47 por ceut upon its

its capital explained away. There woe few man pressed me to become a prostituto.

No

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abe

VESSELS TO ARRIVE.

Laft.

AT HONGKONG. Name.

Broom

Clargow Cozbaven

London

1

5, Vale of Doon,

Antwerp

Cardiff

objact abond be to

be to open up the whole was registered with sli proper ment transferred in equity to By Atim and foreign, into one est olishment respon-three hundred and fifty fans-from Shang- for Cus ams, or amalzamate the five or six Bishi Co.'s mail steamer, the Tokis Muru, on the increase. We also hear that Min malities, on the 10th Votober, This

agro diff rentaqueez establishment', )

, both native what

brought an anual quantity of cargo whatever estate Kwong Ming but in these bls to provincial Governers on the one hai pesterday. two lots. The Attorney General had re ferred to the terms of this agreement as

The Mitsu Bishi 01% 9. 8. Kumamoto on the other. Disestablish fixed positions faru arrived from Kagoshima on Thursday being suspicious. His Homong really could for

for our Consuts at the smaller ports, and morning with the hulk Kagoshiro Mar not see anything in thew of a suspicious place them on the same fuoting as the Cats S. 3. Cozmopolite) in tow. We hear character. The

deed was prepared to Judges who visit assizo towns in England.

and. that, a 1 Masers Sharp, Toller and

office. Johnson's

Lustitute

provincial residents in each PRO-

is destined fo

for Niigata declaration of trust

of trust by Leong Cheng, the zo let us depend upon the action of the native

Troup, Esq., HL B. M.'s Consul, took division of the property agreed upon be local authorities, subject, i course to sppest panange in the 8. S. Appin for the round The complainant, having said that she

tween the bankrapt and his brother, and to the

Thorenial or sesize mized courts, trip to Wadivostook aud several other A dancing and singing girl, being

fie will be absent about five w eks, then be F. M. DR Lee, L. L. Lopez-The the pending suit by parties otsising to

Свед Asked whether ehe bar any evidense to plaintiff in this case claimed from the de

no local jealoustes perto. interested in Lee Yeo'a cotate (the mother's).

fcint

The 8. & Appin left early on Monday native or

or foreign, and s support the serious charge (read over to tendant the sum of $6 for the maintenance It further recited the agreement by the

very great impediment to our progress in morning, but returned to harbour shortly ber) which she brings against this woms,

bankrupt to sell and that to purchase of a ontain child for the month of Angue.

afterwards, owing to unfavourable weather would be removed. country auswered in the affirmative and went int F.

M. de Luz said,-in 1872 she was deli-Ho Aum, the ousideration as $3,300, the

By these means we could extend our cuteide, which, however, improved safi extensive details to show that the defen-vared of a male child, whic: she alleged to payment of $900 ve bargain money, the trade and over-reach those silly arguments aiently to warrant ber departure again in

be afternoon. daat bad frequently pressed her to become be the child of the defendant; he had not outstanding legal estate in Leong hoog.

about foreign

extravagat.ce. What field Me Wotton, who appeared for the de-a prostitute. She had said the must re- contribute to its maintenance or made any treated that in the meantias the fendant, said he had some evidence coming coive visitors,

there is were we allowed to take our This was in her own

possession if the two houses would remain trom Canton; he would require a remsud.

house con-ract to do so.

Blatners where even the nativo oficials, in Bollywood Resi. The defendant wanted

and be a portion of the estate of Lee Kee, who are also semi traders, sake theirs at Capt. Deane, who eat with the Magic to have half of all money coming in

Mr Wotton, who appeared for the defend-

ho giant, said that the defondant deafed the whi

which on

quite explained how it was that the t The China Traders' Insurance Company

obild was his.

xecutor and hoally the Ufial Assignes present time! What a boon this would

bu seg continued. She told me several times has had a somewhat chequered existence.

in Biopt that 1.fe. I refused.

The plaintiff she said It was started fourteen years ago, and soon

must do it: I would have to do it. I said but no occupati D.

given her $6. which she asked for an abe the document was the receipt fur the only sufferers would be some of the raps. clous and smaller oficials, and surely took a place high up amongst the older

$3,000, Mr Caldwell witnessed the receipt humanity, celestial r terrestial, could well Insurance companies doing business on the

would not. She then said,-" I will ans

but did not see the moury paid. He had spare them the loss of their position. Honour said if the defendant had a about that, I

arrival bars on the 1st of mutual principle peculiar to the Mast. Io fact, in its third or fourth year is paid a

to maintaining the child.

the time, and, so far, the document was fal. tions, officially recognised as protection May Sir Wetton submitted that the defondant

lag.nus; but if

if the vea res gare the vendor against the foreigner, the Chinese are no 6, Dians, taked to the police station for the first time Dever used fraud or foro to bead me to

credit: for the and 47) return to contributing

was not the father by Law, and there W3 chure-

the payment, it might be old better as traders nor less extravagant that 81, Dorothea, holders on the amount of their premiums who would make a asement clear and yielded to her proposal,

in their lives and on such a o, argo as t is her will, and io point of fast f Devər

no oblig tion him to maintain the ered a payment for the purposes of there are oursel..

Were wa to trade June. She Daver prosperity auffor any check if exact to the uttermost

child in this Colony; there was no speci‹]

areercent, although was often a badge of in any town throughout the Empire we broached this subject to me da ing the

5, Titaula, Law upon the subject; it was left to the fraud to reste a payment never in-shou a get outside the ring which is formed importance until the failure of the General

Capt. Dans: But this was before he passage. I came here as

touded to be made. The sacploions dancing and generosity of the isther to contribute to Agenta, Massa Augantine Heard & Co., was taken into custody.

around Ine, and which is so clearly percep singing girl for hor at the salary I have the child's maintenauns or education

feature of the case,--that Mr Caldwell title at the amsller porte, the soul sinews which inflicted a rude blow by the absorp Mr Wotton: tion of

That might be the fault of stated, and believed I would be employed large portion of its assete. The the Interpreter. I believe I shail be able as such. Visitor came to her house has not been a contract,

His Honor: I only wish to see if there withered only the signature and not to Shanghai. It la spurious fact that here, shareholdere, however, would not allow to prove my client an innocent bolder.

the payment was cured in sho acigumentus in other out parte, foreigners are only she wanted me to receive them. I themselves to be discouraged, but promptly 1. E. Cope: I am sub-accountant at the She aertainly did more than suggest my alter the case by the English Law, since by him, in which Mr Wotton witnessed the place, with two exceptions, are all related. Mr Wotton: 1 submit that it would not of April 24th, 1880, made between Leong able to procure comprad res from ord refused.

the bankrupt, his brother and to family. The foreign compradores of this subscribed additions!

capital, and re- Hongkong and Shanghai Bank. The note being a organized the Company, by having a produced to, No. 124,948, siqued Edward pel me, being engaged to her, to take to that by a father of an illegal male child to pay

a prostitute; she attempted to com- the 4 sud & Wil. IV. U. 78, S. 71, a promise Atim, in Secret

payment of $6,3 0. The next step was tho instead of General Agents. The Cope, dated 23rd May, 1877, was one of life and divide the money I earned with the mother, if she will support the okild. is aigament of these two lots from Ho A.-N. Q. Daily News. Company has fully reestablished its ancient prosperity; the assets bing now valued | 122,500 which was missing from the Hank wanld not do as she wanted me. She had this case he is not even the fathør found by snd Office. May B.h. 1880. In this care a packet of 500 noter, numbered 122,001 to her. She quarrelled with me because vaid, as made without consideration. La to-See Sing Tai for $4,800, registered in the $1867

Each share la ope safe, exterday third of the paid op value of the Cope; that algasture is a forgery, the other indeed of this by her always quartening | I will, if necessary, re.or Your Honour tong Kai claimed to be the real owner of y week. It is signed Edward bad feeling towa ds me because of this 1 Law, and he denies that he is the father. Mr Wotton witnessed the payment, and Seo shared a few years ago; the shares having signature is genuine. I sign Edward Cope, with me about trifles; we often have gentle Crowhurste. Laverick, 8 lxch. 208, and the property under this assignment. On been divided into there. The present value zot A. E. Cope,

(Express, Aug. 21.) Wong Sungt. I know the defendant. Heiting at the house. There is dan I submit that Your Hoavar should disais found that he entered, as having been TO. of the assets is therefore equal to $4,100

referring to the bankrupt's aehedule, ho The ancient native festival of Bon, or per share of say six years ago, bulare the is employed on board a steamer. He gene time, of conzes. The defendant does not to the as I fear the question must be lettceived from Ho Atim, etober 16th, 1878, nually on the nights of the 18th, 14th, and,

eing and staging every nicht, only at night the o

Feast of Lanterne, which is celebrated an- failure of Augustine Heard and Co., and rally buys opium from my shop. On the dance. There are no other

Bruza that was about their bigbest quotation. Iat September, 1 took some eplum on board house, only myself, the defendant and the

deposit money for purobans of No. 31 and 15th of the 7th moon, was daly observed 13, Schaldo, 33, East, Tai-ping-shan, $1,740. It income premium

on Wednesday and the two following nights, 10, Euphrates, stated that he owed Ho Abim at the time of when the graveyards on the hills above the 17 been reduced in

ent paid me $120, all in notes, Among house stay tili

i midnight, or

ar 2 or 3 o'clock a much greater proportion. This is a them these two Lew notes. In consequence in the morning

the sale $1,680, which brings the purchase pative town were illuminated with a very 17, Wacon, There is feature common to all the local insurance of a pubile notice which I had heard of, I time

10 fixed

money to $4,600, and he charges commission

rat: 21, Telemachus (.) for leaving.

received one offices, and it may be attributed to two said, "These two new Bank notes won't do. month's advance when in Calcutta. I

broker on a sale of 100. If the Bighty feet. The illumination on the ficat

is not so attractive, it is 10

It is restricted 22, Stentor (4) causes ono permanent, and one perhaps There are some new $5 notes missed, and received no money since.

have

amount of these payments and the manner to the graves of those who have departed occasional. The first has been the sub don't gire to take this. Give me another fendant's house after the assault took place.

I left the de-

in which they were made ware to be put during the past year). but, afterwards, all stitution of steam for alllog tonnage, for it." The numbers of the notes advertis. Defendant told the drummer and fiddler to

forward as frand and collusion proɛf must the graves, which completely cover the which increased

To this matter otios was heard on the be forthcoming of a more dirent till some three years ed, numbering 122,000 upwards. The two teil ne she wanted to make me a ago, when saling tontiage rather seemed to.

ainigues of the eatatu of the Ho Aming was insolvent in Uctober 1878. senta of food and wine, intended for the Bankruptay. If it oculd be shown that plete mass of lanterna Last night, straw boats, containing burning lights and pre- itor's few years frozo di minimum and maximum numbers advert the mesangs; she bad better, bolog a vo- named bankrupt should be absolutely

At London,Steamer via Suez Canal and they of course may reeur Cross-examined 11 have had consider her room, and she told me do in bis prong with or disposing of Inlaud lots 283 D lenses might have been sold for the hanelit principally devoted to feasting and marry. He called me to restrained, by order and injunction of this the cars might have come under Section 98 spirite of the dead, were launched into the any year. The China Trelers had paid a able dastings with the defendant. I have sence. I said in reply that I neve

from seiling or offering for sale, deal of the Bankruptog Ordinands, and the bay at a fate boux. To-day the 10th, la Globartway.

Glendain. steady 28 per cent to all contributors known him since the beginulag of this hero with that purpose.

never came lug

Bengtoo, I came hors to or 233 0 or oilst of them, and be of his creditore, but a large portion of the Fears,--Mercur

its appearance this year, as last, to mar John Nicholson."

Sailing Vessels, have got a sapotficial knowledge of English or dance, well and good, I would do so, but the sals thereof, and pay to See Sing Kai to Ho Atin, and besides, under Section numbers. Newspaper shown to witness; I would not obey bar in the other matter. kis propar cost and charges of and relating 105, the maut of bona fide must be proved.

At Liverpool. ALTHOUGH Colonel Gordon has taken his he road several rows of English igures. I cannot allow this was a mere suggestion to this petition and the proceedings thereof to was unable to discover on the evidence mences from to-night, at the graveyard at Bellerophon (8)......... Ania (6) departure for Aden, Clúna need not despair The Magistrato remarked that the wit- from the defendants She said I would have and thereunder and for such other relief us before him any ground on which the as- Гома.

At Hamburg. of finding able advisors and defenders ness' disclaimer of being ignorant of figures to do it. She tried to compel me to do it. the Court shall think necessary or proper. eignments which vested these two lots Non. An nousual disturbance was created in Hakon Adeleten (4) should she become involved in war with was no doubt due to his native modesty, I did not consent. I have never done so. The Ju-igo thon said he would take a week 233 D. ani No. 293 E, in Seo Sing Koithe vicloity of the Shinchi Police Station Russia, Wo lena that she has at present Remanded till Tuesday, bail in $100. Mr Wotton, asked if he wished to cross to consider the gase and look up a judgment ould be impeached as they had been by on Thursday evening, by an attempted Cashmere. At Newcastle, NSW.

The

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share.

han

men

the

of late, but the losses have fallen off the steamer, seven raw balla, The defend young girl. Gontièmen who come to the

up

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the generosity of the supposed father. Judgment was given for the def mdant.

IN BANKRUPTCY. (Before His Honor the Pulene Judge, F. Snadan.) Friday, Sept. 3.

In re Kwong-Ming, ▲ Dandryer.

to i

kind.

was

On

Japan.

NAGASAKI.

recover again olightly The scound in the notes I did not take were between the (uts; be said he was ashamed to pro- 27th ult, to the effect that the official 8rd Mat Ho Anitog fied a petition iostuisides, are lighted up, and form one opm-

ed He

changed them.

man, tell me so berself.

whether phareholders or not for several year. I believe he is a repeatable man, I dance and sing. If she öğderad me to sing ordered to withdraw the advertisements for debts seem to have scored slace the salewing. Fortunately cholers haå uot made

this testival and enjoyments in general. A Chicano festival of a similar character com-

16,

10, Dr Petermann, 10, Agnes Muir,

Didbridge, 16, Valparaiso, 17, Goldhunter, 23, Anole R Sinith, 24, Blairboyle,

24, Hotspur, 26, Alice Mary,

28, Importer,

Hamburg

London Gardiff

N'osstle (r.&w.) Cardiff Penarth

Bamburg

N'oastle (N.5.W.) Peoarth

July.

1, Bengals (a.)

Genoa

2, Adolph,

Hamburg

D,

Weser

Penarth

5, Belle of Gregan,

Cardif

Brunstte,

N'castle (x.s.w.)

Antwerp

London

London

Cantle,

Actwerp

London

Uverpack

22, Channel Queen, 26, Vortigen (a.) 27, Jamon Baileys, 23, Grest Admiral, 28, Orion,

LOADING FOR CHINA AND JAPAN FORTS.

Cardiff

Antwerp

Cardiff

Cardin

Cardiff

17,