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„No. 5759. -- Rcember 29, 1881.).

British and Mercantile. Insurance Com- panies, and one prettily decorated with

SUPREME COURT,

IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION

Justice.).

Thursday, December 20. GRACA V. PITMAS,

THE

CHIN

MAIL.

Mr Hayllar said he had got the fasette the Athletic Sports; but the alı

of Macao according to which the Full Court riap and exlillanting as once or tweet as of appeal had dismissed Wong Wo's peti

he

tcontent will then

j.

un

The Viceroy leaves for his winter quarterz

Time 2.22 Flying Fox won the race 6-TE COSMOPOLITAN it Pao-ting Fu in a fortnight, engily.

Cor(Pre- sented). Value $150. For all Chini Ponies. 7-THE HONGKONG CUP.-(Prented). Catch weights over 12 stone. To be ridden flowers from Mosers Watson & Co. Hong? (Before the Hon. F. Suuden, Acting Chief tion. He did not mean to make my con.yeur, yot all the participants in the Spalte lus way to that place will his and while or

ccasion to his learned friend for the purpose fineluding the Princes, und as well the com- the troops on his line of march; quie: Valuo $200. For all China Ponles.

by residents of Amoy Foochew, En- of hojng ablak If his learned friend did pany generally, appeared to enter with zest sunate, otc. The weather has been Weights ne per scale.

reign among hia cri

Winder of the Contrance 85. Three quarters of a mile. * kong Dispersary The one from the

not chouse to

it on Wednesday,

ednesday the into the spirit of the occasion: the practical by al, but a sudden frost accompanied pradore's Cup 7 lba. extra. Entrance $10, Frz-Javelin (Mr Maitland), Wild

One mile and a half.. would 'simply gc (Mr Hayllar)

waterly gale may at any no-

Lichoir Harton), Roverso (Mr Tennant), Wong Wo

home steamsport. could not be brought into results of combined effort and sympathetic ment clo

FIELD-Zip, Wild Send, and Jolly Progress (Mr Dodwell), Flying Fox (Mr спес

Then farewell to

Edgar), and Merry Monk (Mr Tatham)

..Jnvolin. Merry Mouk."

Victoria Dispensary is of a small size, but very neat.

In the new Fronch Unhinet-which is probling Farm.. At the first eale Mr John this Colony. He was imprisoned for a dob accord appearing in the copy of the official take the opport; three months, and Friar,

a

nounced to be not a great Ministry but “Gambetta Ministry!"the most notable man, after Gambesta himself, is M. Paul Bert, the free-thinking man of science. Pars correspondent this speaks of him

A

As will be recollected this was a case arising out of the sale of the Macio Gam- Pitman bozune apparently the purchaser on

of a Chinczo syndicate, and gave behalf

to the Macro Govern- chaque for $10,000 ment of their representative, but which presentation at the lank was dishonoured: The Mucao Government now sure Mr Pil- mun for $10,000 on the dishonoured cheque.

torney General was here to explain. of 8375,000 under the code, which the At Mr Francis said they were adviced that there was no imprisonment for debt in Hi Lordship said they must take his Macio.

Mr Francis aid his evidence on commis evidence on commission or not at all. sion would make a long delay, Thursday. in which he could go

put to considerable inconvenience, but in learned friend and his client had both been

record appended at foot. Meantime, the to you.. preliminary of the Sports was the presenta tion of the ladies and gentlemen, residents

COKEA.

As of saying farowell Mr Yorka's,

2- St Andrew's. 3-Major Bagstock's..

Tino 9:34.

SECOND DAY. 16th Duconber.

Foto added.

Wild Send.

Jolly Friar.

Mr Bulzoro's......

2.- 11

3.- Zip

St. Andrew's Saipe's

Time 140.

Morry Monk was the favorite, and had a hard tussle with Javolia for the first place, but the latter praved him-

The King of Cores lately. Horimoto of the Imperial Japantaviow of Canton to the Princes, who, after the over his soldiers, who were traine reception thus accorded, afbly and unHe is said to have been pleased, but affectedly mingled with the general company, inti-progressive party entertains the gree

the new bulbury system. It had been aboutTHE RACING STAKES-Of $10 each self thy, better pony of the two. Cheers and took part in the Sports in common with cht animosity against the introduction of

For all China Ponion grected Mr. Maitland upon his well- to be abandoned some time since, but owing Stakes a

for scale Winner of the Lord carmed victory, and his friends shouldered As you are perhaps aware, Mr Hewlett to the support of Rome high Coreau officials extra.

b. extra, for the Stund the fortunate rider and bore him from

the weighing house to the Graad Stand. FIELD: Wildstarters 7 lbs. extra,

FOURTH DAY. absence of several months-in Japan, and-

20th December.

Mr Hayllar, instructed by Meas Sharp was the earliontfectly aware that his their companiona. demonstrations of what he divince. Some; and Mr Francis, instructed by on. He was

18

ance

would be down here, and when he did not It was agreed that the ene should be to nek for further delay, adjourned till Thursday next, and costs of the day were bo granted to the plaintiff,

Police Intelligence. (Before H. B. Worthearse, Eng.) Wednesday, Dec. 29.

arrangements. Our athletes, too, had brief warning for training. Under these disa bilities we trust therefore, that our "Tag-of War" will not bu yiowod by the Naval herres, who know the ropes," us in any degrés inglorious,

tinn.

The birthday of the Mikado was duly

Henry's!

Sof.

last month. The Japanese merchante har Yuke's in, Jel, Tou two hundred persons present, como Corps 3-Major Bagat nokt's................ issued invitations, and there were about 2 included. The Japanoa Consul delivered Time 1.47.

the Mikado a short speech and the health was drunk with great enthusiam.

Since some of the anti-progressive party were punished, great excitement has pre- vailed among its members, and it is unor ed that they are making preparations to demolish the parade ground where-the- with the intention to create a disturbanos. Cerean elicials aro-as seems to be their nature outwardly friendly, but in-

He has divination in getting a scienti fio truth and patience in working out the

and Johnson, appeared for the of his greatest discoveries were due to happy accidents.

M. Paul Bert Kas for Aeren Monara Stephen and Holmes, actel for the yours been the hope of the primary school- defendant."

Mr Francis said he had to move, in necord fixing a day ka beliced that Mr Pitman unly returned hero or Saturday, after an it has assured its propont favorabla condi-Three quarten, if of both 14 hs. masters and schoolinistresses of France. with the notice which had boon filet

a speech on public in- he is sure to receive from them this morning, and served on the opposite como down ho knew it would be necessary thus, has had but throo clear days for the colebrated in Fuman, Corea, on the 3rd of Too nuh Merry Mon Beer he makes t thousands of addresses. The documents of side, that the Lial be postponed. His Lori- this kind which he now

ponderous yes Tould ship would remember that on the last oc- and what ension when the matter was before him furm several

astonishing is that the religious aster in Chambers, that Mr Pitman, the inost in the honds who direes the girl's schoola in important witness in the exis, was absent, hamlets have very often dared to write to and that both solicitors and counsel

have care had been left without instructions. M. Poul Bort to wish him success.

then Hu.thinka xory (Mr Franc on lead the affidavit file Boo-their-letters-to-him

They are often, by N Mr Pitmast

which Bet forth that he had well of

of those poor nuns. he saya,

bravas filles, but he abhors the bean forced to leave the Colony through Christian Brothers, who bare donned the business which could not be delaye

Rud that ice the

"return of 'frack to avoid military service and fatiguing and had no time to get up his cues i retanod from the 24th instant, charged bachce from hand, only reached me this Coreans are drilled by the Japanese officer, Mr Snipe's........

propa ba

his writhesses.) with the kreety of a felt hat on the night rings being nice on time must pla-Mai-Nichi Shimbun agricultural work. M: Paul Burt is ng a series of physiological works for and communicate with

schools, and a volume extitled The xal question to be tried before the of the 23rd.

At the first houring of the caso, Chu Akio, day; which exigencies of time must Instruction

Civique dans l'Ecole Pri-jury was what did occur, and what was said He is the brat

who has attempted to do for Wo and the representative of the Portu children what Mr Fluxley has done guos Government, and what contract was M. Paul Bert has made. They were at issue as to the maturo for higher schools, laboured with have at these class-works of that contract. On the grounds therefora These and his works on respiration and that counsel had not been instructed, and barometrical pressure he calls his menu that there hul boen no opportunity of ment. He insists on the newssity of tench-instructing them, oreommunicating with the ing civic duties in the village schools, and necessary witness, he would ask me Lori- is an optimist in politics. In his opinion ship to postpone the trial no monarchy or dictatorship could be now set up in Franco.";

Mr

LAHNY

Wong Akuin, a hawker, appeared on

The invitations wore mostly delivered last evening, but mine, by' reason" of "wy

1.THE MAFOO RADE.-For a Poniea. Catch weights over 10 stono. 4 mile let Pony $10, 2nd Pony 85.

Will Soud, Iroquoia,

2.- THE FEMA Cur-(Prosented). Jue $200. For all China Ponies. Weig as per senlu. Winner of the Compradore's Zulu,..... or Hongkong Cup Is extra, if of both 1.38, 10 lbs, extra. Entrange 310. Two miles,

EirLD Reverse and Zip..

2-Major Bigstock's.

Time 5.082. 3-THE LOTTERY CorValue $150. Pony. Second Pony 850. For all China Ponies

Rêverse.

Zip

1.-MIOLET FILAR CUP.Valtio $100. 2.-Majomics Weights as per scale... Time 5 to go to second Pony.

·3-TUB YORK Second Trumpet, all beater Ponics, Vilu. Entranco 8

great writer-and and done between Mr Pitmar and Wong the complainant, gavo evidenco to the effect my excuse for the hating of my rhymes indis of haughty and hostile mingi that lave never run previna to this Meat-1.Mr Quail's...........

R.

This notable freethinker, who gives unfair an estimate of the Christian Brothers, in administer Public Worship, which in France is to be again united to Public Instraction.

The only other inetriber of Gambetta's Cabinet whose appointment possessen apo cial interest to this part of the world is the Minister of the Navy, M. Gonguard, who was known in Cochin-Chimp in days gone A Home paper thus describes this by. new Minister

His Lordship asked Mr. Hayllar what he had de s

of classic ground. ·

thas on the pecuting orning he was in the the following attempt to link the chief event

Ground while the dragon pro Itcercation cession was passing, and that defendant of the day, historically, with the freee natched his hat from his head and tried ding it which confer on the spot --dominated to make oil with it. Complaint, however as it is hy the mucicat Pagot-the epithet seized him with it in his possession and Receiving led him over to a ecastable. Taday, Mr. L.

NIX previous Vistoria Officer, convictions against the prisoner since 1876, embracing three charges of larceny, for one, of which he was sentenced by the Supreme Court to two years' imprisonment with hard

falxtir

Prisoner having been duly canlinned, committed for trial at the next Criminal elected to reserve his defence, and was Sessions of the Supreme Court.

UNLAWFUL POSSESSION,

Mr Hayllar opposed it on the groundtlist it was utterly unreasonable. Mr Pitman's movements were entirely on his own ne If he had cheson to go away and count.

These terrible leave the ease in that inchoate state, that was his own stair.

how, calamities about witnesses if known now, must have been known on the 15th of this Tu Chanborn his Lordship had meath.

Chu Ngan, Lo Tung, and Tang Fuk, made an imperative order that the ense should come on today, and the witnesses colies, wore charged, the first and second, thewith being in the unlawful possession of were here. Je was intolerable that the three baskets of par-burnt cxal and about

'should be treated in this way. was sinut serious matter, and the lonel valued at, and the third prisoner with

Frote the evidence adduced, it

appeared gentlemen thought that his Lordship would aiding and whetting, on the 27th instant. see that the application was one for delay

that lakong of the water police saw a two of the defendants on board. He lailed! the hal, but

chase to it and overtask it

matter's

did not know what his

they M. Gougaard, although his name it could not be otherwise. As to Wong Wo

in prison.

The Cheridan-Party of 4 R. Harletts Enquire, at the Briglish Yunan, Payton City, Thcember 28th 1881.

A year has spod since hope we came

With Willing head of court'sy's enll And counted o'er the scroll of fume

Ou crumbling arch and storied wall Princes and Peers and Chieftains bold

Alika successive turded here-] Jur modern days;-in those of old

Haply, within, there dwell a Scer;

was not in vain For this var joyous festal clay, Whose sugary Sio wo bohola fait Princes twain

Scions of a Queen whose losing sway Stratehus far er the Ocean-main

And reaches o'en this for Cathay

ho

Ono raile and a bali.

Snipe's.

Tine 65%.

Wild Echo,

K. For

Illo. Progress.

Time 2,214 especially the now Governor of Tokugenfu,

4. THE MAJOR'S STAKES-01 £5;eich; FIELD-Wild Ibex, Firebrand, Flying for the benefit of his Government, and

with 50 added. For all beaten pathes. who is of an obstinate and sulky nature. He in Woights as per scale. Bitrance 85.2-Me St. Legor's..

Weights as per scale. mile. between him and Japanese officials regard.—Mr Owls.....

.Flying Fox. never endeavours to encourage counterce whenever any communications take place Fex aud Cabotin

Firebrand, L--Mr. Owl'a.. affairs,

"St. Leger's. barily listens to 2- ing diplomatio

Major Bagstuck's.

Wiki Ibex.2. thin. He does not act in with the anty ti which he is fine 36ly

Ва Governor of Gensihin is however,

derate and faithful man, who under stads the position of Easteri nations and regrets that his people are antisfied with the small advantages that their isolated offers, and that they do not endes Country vour to improve their condition. On the 10th of last month be issued invitations

ons to the Japanese Consul, the President of the Japanese hospital, and others. He treated

them with sincere

иге

the Consul many quity, and..

about the best means to develop trade. The dinner was given in.

in Careau style; but the utensils, sume of which had been supplied by the

of Commiulite, were

Japanese make. This was the first invitation ever given by

and Corea had icen made. We have to con-

of both countries

Four griffins came to the mile and a half. post and waled through the mad all the way home, Tying Fox winning in a canter.

4.--THE BACSTOC Cu(Presented.) Value $200. For all Chinn Ponies. Weights as per seats. Entrance 810. Om mile,

FIEL-Reverso, Reslin, Zahn, Ruich- streitorr and Merry Monk. 1-M St. Andres's......Merry Monk.

*

Osls. 2-

Snipe's Tino 2.27.* 3,

...Zute.

...Reverse.

6. THE CLUB Cur-Value $100. For

Quotations. HONOKORO, December 29. OPIUM-Now Tatna, cosh,...£620

Otl

cash, New Bonares, cash,... 020 Old

cush,..

55

وز

New Malwa, credit,... 660- Allowance, Tarla

Old Malwa, credit,... 705 Allowance, Tuels......

Exchange..

all China Ponies. Weights as pes scale. Bank, Wire,

i a mile.

natives since the treaty between Japan Winners 10 lbs. extra. Entrance $5. Half |

Hore welcome hring her younger Sous gratulato the Governments

been much before the public, is a man of bo, as he was known to be idence would Bull at at some distance from him with Nor they alone who own that'sway.

considerable ability. He wrote seven years

Chiefs and carous

ago a history of the campaign on the Loire, steps had been taken to bring the witness fatter. Ho it was only propelled the j All who to Eainpe kutoago pay :

in which he took a part as glorions that time

153

worst enemies of M. Gamlietta in the National Aneombly were obliged to admit

His Lordship said that if due and proper ater, and brey fat titled, the shalt cor

tainly not have gone on with the trial.

is it got alongside the Fraya wall. There was. A quanty of coke in the beat in None knowny gaol, but possession of the two first prisonera

Of kindred blood in

And they whow hearre te so witness hear

• Benial flow Quickened now, by sympathy's tear

august eyes, to warmer glow The Sons of Britain's fatore King --

From

that his Boniination to the rank of genera about the other evidance. They were su- of the defendants were fined before All hither a cordial greeting bring

or the

he heard the

we

EVENTS IN THE ATHLETIÙ SPORTS.

1st,—Â Huvilo Race of 100 yards, won by Mr Ruff, Jr., as first; and Me Lockhart 2nd, A Theres-lig ut Race, wou by Mcson Lockhart and Pest as second, Mueers Ruif, Jr., and Mallor, as first; and 3rd-The Tug-of-war: Naval Officers against Residers-A very animated and of 20 to 23. of a stubinly contested 2 side; the Navy having advantage of non-

on the happy event. Of Into the dound for Japanes govs has increased, and the Coreans begin toappreciate Japaneseurticles. This fact prognosticates a prosperous future for our trade with that country.--Nicki Nichi Shinbuù. –

Frein-Second Trumpet, Merry An-

.....Iroquois dres, lo, Tou Too and Iroquois,

Mr St. Andrew's...... 2, Belmore's Second Trumpet. Too T. 3., Yorke's......

Timo 67%. 6.THE FUOCHOW STAKES. Of 10 each. A forced entry for all Ponies entered at this Meeting, except these entered for the Hack Stakes. First Pony to receive seventy por gent., second Peasy twenty per ont, third Pony ten per cent Weights as per scale. One mile and a quarter.

FOOCHOW RACES. fAbridged from the Foach Herald.' This meeting is the first which has been held on-the new Race Course. The weather during the first and second day's racing win of a misurable description. The visitora, however, were fairly numerous. The third day was postponed from Saturday, the 17th, 1 Major Bagstack'.. to Moday, the 19th, owing to the bad weather:-

FIELD-Strathaird, Will Soad, Jet and Jolly Frias.

Mr Hayilar said they had hand nothing in the Army of the Laire did honour to the ing Mr Pitman on a dishonoured cheque, the sound prisoner has been Tours dictator. To that military rank he That was their case pare and simple. That for a similar offence. A constable on duty

antoro, proved

That gibls this acene of present juy had been olevaled from the captaincy of a cheque was in this possession of tho Courts the boat came alongside und hy when All-m the Sun's muspicions tay could see, frigate. M. Gambetta was struck with his and this question, His Lordship

throw it He also called ont

Of their full primo, without alloy. learned that M. could only be a question of failure of con- third prisoner shout out to the other two to as barison of the ripening day

of failure of con- shove ut Dogeard had distinguished hutself in the sideration. The question of Marine Artillery at Schastopol and in the sideration could not depend on these wit into the water," and as ku did so the other

of the case two began to throw the coal overboard. not hesitate tonasses. did China,

The circumstances watore of Cochin

and

The prisomers in their defonce showed) give him a division in the Chanzy Army were the most simple in the world, Corps. He retired after the war from the could in that Court be shown with the that they go about the harbour collecting

entered naval service, and two years ago the Council of State. His leisure has been utinest truth by their witnesses-Governul from steamers and steun Jaunches, and mant officers,and Government papers with were about to take thy cual fornting the employed in preparing themes for the reference to the matter would be in Court. subject of the present charge to Sau-ki

wan for sale thera roorganisation of the maritime service. The absolute facts of the cue would be Gongcard is styled 'Gonoral' ny his Repub- teld; that, there was not the slightest dous about. He supposed Mr Pitinan was lican friends.

present, and he presumed that he would Onli be wanted. Their what__nore

This was the FIELD-Javelin, Progress, Will Eelio, witnesses were present and could be

to details. The adopted by the men who deal in second entitled it to examined as crusa

had to collect the coal from the steam la inches letter in Canton annals; the distinguished Mr Owl's learned gentleman thought the application hand coal. The shops on shore employ men athletic event marking the day with red- Murry Andrew, Zulu, and Iroquois

Belmore's atterly unreasonable. His Lordship said the last time an application was made and coal junks, and the men there all all British Navid Chiefs tarahalling and urg-1 -- that the order for the trial was imperative burnt coal mixed with oud coal, guterallying their ready force of British Germanager Beatos

His Lords said that he had, as Mr lump col. It is then taken ashore in the and American Oficers, inclaring the Prin- Hayllar had stated, mudo the order impera evening, or at early incruing and curveyed tus, and the Roxd. Als Sraith, of Shambh, tive, aut a day was fixed by Mr Francin to the shops. It is then retailed to black-being marahal-in-chief of the Churion pla

most of all here. himself, and his Lordship had said nothing suiths, stone entiore, and others and a Rare sight, indeed, anywhere; and

40,- ally sells at the rate of $15 a ton It generally would inhice him to pat off the trial. The immense profits are made out of this trade. evidence of Wong Wo might be necasaaFY

CRICKET

BACCHANTE". "IPOS DTIKE. A match was played on the Cricket Ground this site:noon between the officers of H.M.8. Bacchants and Iron Dicke, ce

suiting in a win for the former by 47. The bowling of Patty and Stolbing for the Dukes was good; while for the Bucchantes frequent changes were found necessary, Osborne mado the highest score, 69, in the

Sergeant Hennessy, having examined the coal, said that some of it was partially burnt, and some of it had never been in frant all. R was not such as stokers would

uf. Inspustor Corcoran

Inatch

FIRST DAY. 15th December,

1.- Mr Yorke's...

2. St. Andrew's.

Time 3:04.

Wild Soud. Jolly Friar. .Strathaird.

THIRD DAY 19th December. 1-THELSBOERCC2.—(Presented) Value 1.-TUE LORD FORBES CUP (Presented). $100. For all China Ponies. Weights as per

speak the truth about the matter, and be allowed to disso describor! the system ing the rupts and lag-of-svar tenuity" per solo. Entrance $5, Half mile.

Vera zod of ground also, wou, ng iba./ Value 8100: For all Chinn Ponies: Weight scale. Winners of one race, during the

complish.

Time 65

Zula Javelin.

Wild Echo."

Circetin e mana; if of kin qut more 14 is extr Entrance 85. Ones round and & distance.

FIELD-Second Trampot, Wild Thor, Zulu, Too Tos and Fandango. 1.-Major Bagst-ink's . .........Wild Ibex. Mr Belmore's.. Second Trumpet ......Zulu. Owl's..

3.

Time 1.41.

Demand,

3/6

30 day sight,ek

3/8

13

4 months* sight,

4 months' sight, 39

Crerlite, Documentary, India, Wire, ...

demand,

Shanghai, deinand,

A

739

50 days' sight, private 74

Gold Leaf, 994 fine Sovereigns,

Shares.

827.95 $5.43

(For Share Quotations, see Page 4.) Temperature.

(Taken at Mears Falconer & Co.'s Premiers Queen's Road.) HONGKONG, December 20.

BAROMETER,

·30.280

Do. Do.

4.30.200 THERMOMETER- ) A.M....

1 P.M....

-30,210

60

Пти

1 P.M. in

02

4 P.M.

Do

(Wet bulb)

9 A.M. 59

Do.

Do.

1.M,

80

Do.

Do.

4 P.M. 58

Do. Maximum ...

68

60

Da. Minimum overnight 00

Shipping Intelligence.

The following lista are corrected from the latest London and Colonial Pipers, and from other sources. Consignees are invited to communicate with the Editor in the

The ponies kopt well together the whole event of any inaccuracy occurring in this when Wild her gave a spurt and came in inforination at his comumud. The Editor winner. Second Trumpet a good second."

second innings for the Bacchantes, and was to Mr Pitman, hut he (his Lordship) must Coal is purchased in this way not only from Flat Race.of 100 yards, won briwining-post, althongh closely pressed by way round till nearing the winning post, list as compiled from the papers and other

closely run by Stebbing for the Iron Dukes,

alzo in the second innings, with 64.

H.M.S."Bacchante."-First Innings.

10

Mr H. Evan-Thomas, b Patey,........ Eleut. J. W. Osborne, Keast, b Patey, 13 Mr G. W. Eillyard, b Stebbing Lieut. C. H. Adair, b Patey...

B. Henderson, bStebbing, Sub-Lieut. F Sub.-Lieut. O. H. H. Moore, o Suther

land, b Stebbing,

ployed to discharge curges of coal from go on with the matter; oven at the risk of steam launches, but from coal junks em & new trial, if Mir Hayllar insisted upon it.

Mr Francis said he was prepared to go on ships to the coal gowns at Wanchai, 021 this day week. Waald his Lordship There are several shops in the Wauchoí adjourn the case until he communicated Distriot engaged in this illegal traffic, who employ watchimen to keep a lookout for the with Macao?

police.

His Lordship said that Mr Pitman was 13

6 not bound to give notice to the Cenrt if he 8ause to go away, but he did it at his own peril. If Mr Hayllar wished, he would go

on with the case.

Mr Francia: Then, my Lord, without in- Patey.stractions, I simply have to withdow. (BIr

4 Francis at once left the Court).

Mr A. H. Christian, b Pater Bob-Lieut E. R. Le Marchant, b Nav. Lieut. H. Roxby, b Patey, Hou. G. A. Hardinge, not out....... Lieut. A. M. Farquhar, e Alexander, b

· Stebbing, ........................

Extras..

Total,. Second Funinga.

22

CRVƏ.

His Worship hned each of the defendants in the sum of 85, in default, six weeks imprisonment with hard labsar,

(Before Frederick Stewart, g.)

· ALLEGED UNLAWFUL POSSESSION,

J. Dowling, a Sergeant in the Royal

as first; and Mr Alford is second. 5th.Egg and Ladlo Race, won by Dr. Carrow as first, and Prince Albert Vicker of Wales as second.

GthWild Heast" Raga (2. pigs, gouse, 1 duck, 1 rabbit, 1 frog, 1, 1 bird), won by Mr Seaton's Duck as first; end Sir Kerr's Pig as second.

After one or two attempts a very bad which he maintained the whole way to the start was made, Zulu having a good lead,

Javelin at the finish. Will Echo & good third. Iroquois was the favorite

2. THE MAIDEN STARES-Of $15 each with $100 added. For all Chim Ponies run at any meeting that have never Weights as por scale. Three quarters of a mile.

FIELDSecond Trumpet, Wild Thex,

Flying Fut 1Mr Owl's..........

....Secmd Trumpet. Firebrand, Flying Fox, and The Bat.

With Thes.

2

Belmore's

7th,Second Will Beast" Rec, won first; and by Mr d'Arnoux's Fout as sc by the same Dack (conducted by Mr Kerr)

cond,

8th-Send Egg mui Luto Race, won-Major Bagstock's

Tiro 1.42 by Mfr Sote aa first and by Prince George

3. THE COMPRADORES COP.-(Present BY Wales as second.

9th-Sucord Hurdle Race, won by Mred.) Value 8320 For ail Chins Ponies. Rat, Jr., as frat; and by Mr Souls as se Weights as por scale. Entrance $10.

Iniles,

2-THE CHAASZE CUF. (Prosented) will, at all times, be glad to revive any Value $200. Second Pony $50. For at additions to the list from those who have China Popios, Weights as per scale. inter advices, private or otherwise, than his Winners at this mesting of a race of 1 miles or over 7 lbs. extra and an additional

VESSELS TO ARRIVE. the, for every other race won at these dis-

AT HONGKONG, Entrance $10: One nils and tancos. three-quarters.

FIELD-Reverso, Strathaird, Firebrand and Jolly Friar. 1.Major Bagstock's.. 2-Mr St. Andrew's...

Two

3. Leger's....

Tine 4.17.

Name. Left. ltita

21, Zenobia,

"Frami

FourthTM

July

Strathaird. Jolly Frior. .Firobrand.

10, White Adder,

Cardiff

18, Valparaiso,

Hamburg

23, Harmonia,

Ponarth

25, Tecumseh,,

Cardiff

28

18 Valpini,

27, Melpomene,

Cardiff

Cardiff

dr

"2, Wakefield,

Cardiff

10, Maric,

2, Melbourne, 16. Nostur, 10,7

Cardiff

Cardiff

Cardiff

Cardiff

Cardiff

-15. Edwin-Reed,

Cardif

Hopplulu

Dry ground made some difference in FIELD-Reverse, Reichsfeciherr, and raming and although Jolly Friar was the favoring, Strathair snatched the prize Jolly Friar.

Jolly Friar, sum him just at the verge of the winning

Reverse. feat. Reichsfreiherr.

Mr Hayllar said that if his learned friend. mit him into that position; it was putting Inniskilling Fusiliers, appeared on a sum

nons charged with that he did unlawfully

F.S.-Me Lockhart and Mr Raf, Jr. him into a very invidious one. His im 9perative instructions were to go on with the have in his possession a small dog the pro- of one Sergeant Vanstone of the

were disqualified the Second Wild Yard Police, on the 23rd instat. For a counsel to withdraw from

Beast" Race, because they dragged the -93 case was very surious steri.

From the evidence adduced for the pro-animals instead of arging them to natural 1.-Mr St. Andrew's....

2. Srope's that the dug in ques action. His Lordship said that, as ho had given

Quad's. original programme include the ap-3- tion havi

Time 4.55h, pearance of Aunt Sally"; but it was ex- on he wished."

A very hard struggle for fint place ensued Mr Hayllar said he felt placed in rather a and that after aquiries had been inade at difficult position, and it would be unfair to the various Police Stations about the plained that she had not suficient time animal, complainant accompanied by three

former wihuing by a head only, and only the client if his counsel risultato 50097, Naval Yard Constables, applied to the Ser-set arvious indies were purtaps entitled between Jolly Frins and Reverse, the If his learned friend would say Wednesday, guant-M

after savere punishment.

Mr H. Eran-Thomas, & Stebbing, 10 Mr Huyllar his promise he was bound to sccution Pssing of the 22nd siant,

Hon. GA. Hardinge, lbw, b Stebbing,

Mr G. W. Hillyard, Stebbing

Sab-Lt. FB. Handerson, b Stebbing, Sab-Lt.C. H. H. Moore, e Hibbard

Alexander,

9

Lieut. J. W. Osborna, e Sutherland, b

Patey

7

08

Mr A. H. Christian, b Patey,

Sub-Lt. E. R. Le Marchant, o Koast, b

Fate Adair, b Patey

Llout. O

Lieut. A. M. Farquhar, hw, b Stobbing, Lieut. H. Roxby, not out,.

Extranj

Total,...

HM., Iron Duke."-First Innings.

21

une

Mains of the Regiment for permission

to

to search the barracks for his dog. This sect her of over-fastidiousness because he would make that concession.

of the presence of Royalty His Lordship asked if Mr Fitman was to se

defendant, seeing the present, and on that gentleman coming was a quee granted, but before a search

instituted,

his Lordship asked him if he had alal Police, enquired what was wrong. heard what had passed, and explained that and on being told what was wanted at once his counsel had withdrawn, Mr Hayllar informed complainant that there was a dog

3 thought it would be unfair to proceed, and in his, defendant's, room, and if it was hia

China. PODOROW. (Herald)

His Excellency Ho, the floorner Glen

3 that ho was willing to put it off till Wedoes he could have it. Defendant at-shis time eral, will hold a winter review of the troops

dar Pitman said he would like to speak was on duty and could not go to his quarters the 20th instante.

it

to give the dog up, but complainant got without trouble, and next day

he

We understand that Miu Ki-hong, who once held the same position, is to succeed

,195 to his counsel, and withdrew to consult Mr.hid defendant, and another Sergeant Peug in the Miu Magistracy, and that ho |

Mr Alexander, run out into MA. P. Etiolaton, Hillyard,..

Heat. G. E. Patty, Ibw, & Hillyard,...-22. Mr J. Keast, o Osborne, b Hillyard,.....

b On- Rav. F. C. Stebbing, Hardinge, b

borne

Mr 0. J. 1. Dormer, and b Osborne,...

Mr-Farquhar, b Osborne,

Capt. Butherland, 2., end b Chris-

tian, i

Mr Blakiston, a Hillyard, b Christian,

Mr. T. Hibbert, not out,...

Hon S Hawke, c and b Christian,

10, Kajah," 11, Altai,

3. THE LADIES PURSE.(Preserted). For all Chin Ponies. Weights. ns per

Winners 7 fts, extra. Entrance. scale.

FIELD-Pretension, Javeliti, Progress, 23, co-round Jet, Too Too and Merry Monk. 4-THE, HACK STAKE Of $10 each 1-Mr Belmore's with 880 addeil. For all China Ponies not 2, Forke's otherwise entered at this meating, except 3 St. Andrew's...Merry Monk. for the Ladies Purse. Weight 12 stone. Time 1.27. Half mile

Fran-Pratension, Kingston, Shrub, and Longshanks.

LMr Ensle's....

E. Sheppard's...

Sir William's...

Time 69 sec.

mila.

Javelin,

Too Too.

Harmonia,

21 Mornington, 26 Andromeda, 25, 23, Primes, 28, Adolph, 20, Fritz, Dalia,

Bent

1 Dorothea,

2, Margareth, 7 Auguste,

Penarth Penarth

Cardiff

Hamburg Cardiff

Cardiff

Hamburg Penarth

St. Vincent

Hamburg

Cardiff

Cardif

13, Brazos, 18, Endymion, 25, Bedid,

Finfine,

Cardiff

London

Cuxhaven

Oct.

Nov.

1, Importer, 23, Oxfordshire (s);

Liverpool London

2, Livingstone,

...

8, Henry,

Christine,

Hamburg Cardit Cardiff

0 Ajax (0),

B. Rock Terrace, 7 Christal

Newport Cardiff

London

St. Malo

Bugapore

Bagapore

Singapore

Bingapore

Nonpariel, LEFT, BUY DATE OF LEFAKTURE UNKNOWN.

Minnie Allen,

Australia

London

Merry Munk, Too Too and Javelin, were Blue all favorites, though the latter, ridden in

granul style by Mr Hutchings, proved him Pretension. self a thorough peer and passed the win- Longeharking post finely." Blue Shrub

4.THE CONSOLATION CUX.Value $150. Second Pony 850. For all bend' fide beaten Facia

Mr Hylar said there was one question who occupied the same room, of having will take over the seals of Office of the

5. THE STAND STAKES 810 ench Ponies, that have run at this meeting. 1. about Wong Wo, and it was a serious one.. taken a trinket from the dog's

collar, 25th-instant. He was at present in the custody of theding that If they would aduit that, no

understand the Chinese with 850 added. For all China Fontes, Weghata na per scale. Entranca 85. One 30, to

Freto-Second Trumpet, Roslin, Zip, Macao. - Supreme Court of Paco, conversation that further notice would be taken, of the tm- Anthorities nave, decident to give in the Weights så per acale. Three quarters of a

lawful pusatasion of the dog This de Engineering school at the Arsenal-in-order mile

FIELD Strathaird, Roslin, lo, Jet,llo, Beichsfreiherz and Faulangot

.....Zip. 1-Major Bagstock's... took place that there was no non under the fendant indignantly, denied and then oud to curtail the expenses of that exibith ting

out of witness

prison

locked up in the

2-Mr Bolors's Second Trumpet, erstructor, tok his departure for home list

Quail's Reichsfreiherr L-Mr. Yorke's...... forms of English law; the only manns of if he persisted is making any guard room ment. Mr Legh, the engineering in-Ton Too, and Merry Monk.

tion.. Evidence of D

2Major Bagstock's

3.-4. conflicting natura

Time 2.21 taking his evidence would therefore have to be by commission.

ralup, cancel their grocruent with that genthuman

Six out of the twenty-four panica on Mr Francis entered the Court, and was adduced on both sides, and his Worship week, the Chances oficiale having soun fit to

tered hoped to catch the urge's eye in the said to him that Mr Hayllar without hearing the whole of the witnesses His Laurdship did not wish to enter on the trial without for the defence, said that he had quite his mind on the subject, and con- mede np

raca bat Zip passed the winning post first, choly followed by Second Trumpet, coanae), and he was therefore opposition welling

that it should be adjourned till sidering there was not the slightest founda

tion for the charge; dismissed the case.

gelcinafreiherr making a good third. Wednesdahip said that Wong Wo's eri- dence could o

only be taken by commission. Mr Francis said they had no wish to have 22his evidence while he was in prison. He

11

3

Ext.

78-

Total,

Second Tunings.

Mr Alszander, b Christian,

M. J. Kesat, ran out, Kaya Bey. F. C. Stebbing, b Renderson,

Mr O: J: L. Dormet 4 sub, b Osbarae, Lieut. G. Patoy, b Adair

Capt. Sutherland, M.4., b Hardinge,

Mr A. P. Ethelston, lb, b Adair, ...

Mr Farquhar, oHenderson, b Hillyard,

Mr H... Hibbert, run out,

Mr Blakiston, b Henderson, Hoa 8. Hawke, not out,

Total

to have

Dec.

Me Honry's.

dead host. Timo 1.49:-

Too Toc Strathaird*

10, Trait d'Union, Dec

TIENTSIN.

Morry Monk was the fronts. A fine There has been an indux of Americano- Chinese students in this port lately. Orer finish occurred between the first turo twenty of them have been portioned out to ponios, resulting in a dead heat for the first

5. THE CHAMPION STAKES. Entrance, Glencoe (6.),

23, Sarpedon (6), the telegraph school, mins to the naval two The dead heat was afterwarde ma off

26, Suez (8), Canton.

school, sixteen or eighteen to the torpedo and nearly resulted in another dead heat, 810 with $100 added. A furted entry far winners. (Excepting Winner of the Hook Blesk Honge, 28th Dec, 1881.

school, eight to the medical school, and a Too Too vinning by a nose.

6-THE HARKWAN CU-Presented). Stakes and Consolation Cup.) Winners of: 20, Ajax (a.), Her Britannic Majesty's Consul, A. Rasprinking here and there; HE the Vice- Howlett, Kan., has to-day signalized his rooy has allowed them to return to their Value S For all China Fonks that are two rades at this meeting 915 extra, of mare

the representations of

wel novar rad previous to this meeting than two race 840 extix Weights as per free here in the witness, joz they would not turn from Japan by the revival of his Gar-known personage, for a short visit; that is, Weights as per scale. Winnor of the Mai-scale. One mile and a gut Send. Stre- take hin evidence. There were two creas de Parties of last acason at the English not all of them, but half at a time; the gone den Stakes 7 The extra. Entrance 35. One actiozis pending hetween him and the Macao Government. The man was confined under Yamiun whore assembled a considerable deman agreeing to stand security that they mile.

expiration

was in prison under the cordon of the

64 Macan Government. If the man was not

tu process at all, but, they were advised,

ment.

under the tyrannical notion of the Govern

Bir Hayllar said

his friend had ng right to make such an opisation

Mr Francis said if was ander & TUILLERY erder of the Lavernment,

on

LOADING FOR CHINA AND JAPAN FORTE At London-Steamers via Suez Canal, Jolly Friar Euphrates Wild Beud. Escambia Strathaird

FIELD: Jolly Friar, Wild Scad,

thaird a Flying Fox

will return to their posts at the

FISLOSecond Trumpet, Wild Ibar,

Flying Fort 1-Me Owl's 8-Mr Belmorale.....Second Trumpet. Wild Ibex, Major Bagstock's page 71bs, aztra,

1--Mr St. Andrew's... 2 Yorko's 3-Major Bigstocks.....

Tirae 259. Jolly Frise was the favorite and won in NYI fine style.

number of distinguished strangers, including of their leave It wy puinio, how Rising Fox, and Cabotin the Princas Albert Victor and George of ever, that is gentleman has assumed ales, in addition to the number of the equite a resposibility, for I should not be eurprised to learn that some half a dozen will foreign community generally,

suddenly disappear for the United Sister, The day was fair and not unsuitable for Noxa verrota.

Deucalion (B)

Chi Uuen (a.)

Merionethishire, Glenroy

At Therpoo