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THE CHINA MAIL

was forced upon them, he thought it righ. One day while seated in an omnibus an to say that the reason why they were un apparently respectable gentleman said able to get it done away with was that the to a Chinaman, who entered, the Chinese merchants, whose goods were sub car, Got along, you brite," a he ject to these levias, would not afford the passed him, but when lie, the speaker, information which would enable then to handle way for this Chiniaian, aut said that

for

Law Notice

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONGKONG. (Before Mr Tatier. Snowden').

the money. The complainant caught hold the best way to guai against serious com- of the defendant's hand, but after sequences in the present state of athairs,

·Feb, 20.—The Clumber of Dojatics have succeeded in getting off at the time with the assistance of some other boys. The passed the Bill introdneed by M. Tirand. day following the boy was pointed out by that English goods will be subject

the way to the station the boy olored

been sentence to one. Constantinople, Feb.

tho INBANKRUPTCY, Thursday, 23rd March. --~--

the Chisene, he believed they wero indus journed lust exanimasion.

in the highly successful performance of the prohibited unless the ship shall be proof Chinese in the subjects, and their "the Australian Colonies to ACC

the

SUPREME COURT.

IN CRIMINAL SESSIONS. (Before the Hon. G. Phillippo, Chief Justice.)

Wednesday, March 22.

ALINORS EXTORTION DY A POLIEMAN

St.

nad

Two previons convictions are recorded, teli to penal serviti a mark of

gainst him.

The Jury found him guilty by five to two, friendship towards and rentence was deferred,

· ROBBERY,

in order to pre-

sent troops to the front av Sultan lias ront the Albanians joining the insurgents Bosnia and Herzegovina Qarantino is

Alexandria, Feb.

Feb. 23

Ho A-on and Le Laun Tai were charged abolishes except for arrivals from: Bombay, with stealing ono blanket, no pair of which will only have free passage in caso of earrings with jade atonu drops, one fur previous quarantino at Auen. jacket, one night-pass and divors articles of Young apparel from the house of Fung Po, B Gough Street on the 9th, and 22nd January.

The blanket was stolen on the 22nd

Cair, Feb 27-The a persimal influence of Arabi Bey, Miniator of War, is inc ing; he will probably replace the President of the council of ministers..

Calcutta, Marchi 4.-Rossaldar Mahomed

anco porfect. Bor vocalisation was marked Emigration to Honolulu At the last I meeting it was proposed "That this with that purity and power for which the alone malise the Governor to with- fair prima contralto his established draw the restrictions on emigration from high reputation; indeed, it may be Hongkong to Hor

to Honolula, Your Committeo lost no time in com said that she possesses the most powerful municating

this tololution to the Govern jet the real facts of the case before Ifor he was fellow countryman, the gentle In the matter. of Kwok Pak Shing, bank-Oomphainnut sitting in barber's shop, most favoured nation clause. contraita voice of any lady who lias got mené and in reply the Chamber is informed. Majesty's Government. It soomed that the man said he had nothing to say agairist; rupt.-Bankrupt to come up for his ad. to return the money to the complainant. Nihiliste have Feb. 28-Ten honoured Hongkong, while its flexibility that His Excelloney the Givernor could not Chinese inhabitants of this obscurely trious and very valuable people to Au&- ;

sanction any Chinose Emigration involving Aa they had recently heard and the one with which she makes the best contract of sorvics baczito Rule 4 of the hinted, were to influence the policy of this tralis, but this change of policy on

ho thought, use of her high gifts at once place the nudi-printed Rules issued for the lust six years Government this people were bound not gentlemen's part, was,

Emigrations Offror, fluso wider to suppert the Government of the Colony, to the attention of the people being draws by the

their own

There was good rea to what he thought was a breach of hos ance in the mood of gratified listener instructions from Her Majesty's Guvein- but. and Mr Johnson thought pitality, on thoir part. The sponkor also rather than fastidious critics, Another ment, respecting Chinese Emigration, says: Bon

the it extremely natural. The great body thought that they had only to analyse point which was most striking, however, Emigration under contract of servico is it

word Chinese relations of the Home Government with. that the who were not British to British Culony. Signora last night was the grace, good taste deprestaties in Bagland-In farther- sympathies were almost always with the Horne Orverument, and the Culonice,

Representation in and refinement displayed in the histrionicance of this object the Chambe, liza received policy of their brethren on the mainland would feel, that the little colony of a communication from the British and With regard to the momesial they hoped to

to Hongkong wa doing well in standing up Ho Achi, lately a constable in the Police in this matter, and in strengthening their Force, was charged on two counts, first with part of her role. There was a high finish, Colonial Union" which has been established bo able to obtain some facta: which would ends, for oversament did not wish office attempting and endeavouring to extort January and a short time after noon was fail Khan Balidoor, C. S. 1., 11th Bengal

their hands needed strongthen-uninfully and corruptly by colour of kia strengthe

their cause when they came t as well as the evidence of the most cultured in London for the furtherance of Trade

The Home tasto, in the suppression of all exaggeration between Great Britain, lor Colonies and lay it before Government. Meanwhile asing.

"Gut and staginess, which 'marked this effort of Dependencies, to promote the Commercial they heard that negotiations were pro- to quarrel outright with the Australian the sum of 200 wish by felonizmaly accusing; found in the possession of the dres defend-Lancers, bus, of the request of His Highness

they have vapressed Interests of tho British Empire. The first gress between the Chinese, British ands with regard to the Australia their Wong Anam of gambling in the complainant, and the other articlese wera proved to tho Amir, been appointed Agent at Kabul

Indian Governments with regard to the views.

ana matshed in Causeway Bay on the 22nd have been pawned by the second defendant for the British Government, and will start resolution of the Union is as follows:-

"That, considering the increasing im

that the Chamber should watch with v sauctioned, simply by the forco of that sun with intent to steal the BAMA can scarcely conceive. the part of Violetta portance of the Colonint Tride of Great Birastinn, ha thought it highly de-in attempting to exclude Chinese, mad Wigy February, and secondly with demanding who stated that he had found them in the shortly to take up his appointment.

Government, great

The first defendant was found not guilty, was empanellest: jealousy any further restriction on the urgency from the Austatory mezeures. Moura, LV Britain, and that her Colonies are without

The follow N. J. Gomes, M. A, and the second guilty. Sentence was do- ? of the colony. irado

of those

THE LAWLOR CASE. direct representation in the lan porial Parlia raised by the report concerned the case of In the

which he had carefully Gomes, J. H. Baker, R., Martin, C. Hahn, ferred.

Under the heading of "Thwarted again". thint necessarily repulsive features, the success meat, and, considering, also,

Com tho

Remedica. the indignation whi

The Attorney

Horney General (The Hon. EL

the Alta California has the following :—– wharoby Colonial interests

ro deeply

Li Aping was okaged with the laroong

On Stinday evening last the British eten- the hope that the may yet favoir as with atested, are entered upon by the Mother present to every member of this Cham-Qususland, Victoria, and Simthern Aus-O'Mallay), instracies by Mr Sharp, the

Solicitor, prosecuted. udegnaty

natu cons without

ation with her

when the statement of ~~Captai tralia, they were atat unmistakable in the Croa vilence for the urzecution was that of $10, and several pieces of clothing, from ner Suci, Captain Dodd, arrived in this

appeared the most artistic renduring of a dame Ct E, this cunference is of

one Chan Akwong the papers strong language which they had

The prisonur had port, 24 days from Hongkong, and living anx this Colony. the opinion to complainant's finitae and threatened on board 777 Chinese The Of the singing and acting of Signor Cioce, national Treaties where Colonial interests Colony-(hear hear)and that Colony, one that the slop which had been taket matshed, and after standing looking at him with gifo. Ha was found guilty, vessel was consigned to Macondray & Co.

some of the inmates playing at dominees for but senteres as reserved. Empire. De in the role of Alfonso XI, we can only aro directly or indirectly involved, an of the ruost advanceu, ugpendencies of the as champion of those men and the same time, ha snatched the dice and some speak in the very highest terms, as he endeavour should be made to ascertain the with Mesara Stevens & Co, the agent of circumstances, which had been detailed in cash, and threatened to approhond the com

the the touching account

ching nccount which Capt. Webber had given,

of the

way in which water was refused to those poor Chinese, merited and WORLD

not only the sapport, of receive,

the Signora as one of the neat persona

tions we have seen of late. Although we

(in "Travisin") ontirely divested of its

havu

doings

The next question the despatches from the sa

must have beca

Home

of Signora Silini in Leonora almost justifics mereial Treaties with Foreign Countries, o Ocean. Ho thought he only shared in government to the Governinents of

Webber

in

(tho spusker) communicated

WRS every inch & King throughout; and it must be coscaded to the audience, that

views of the Colonira, and that proper waight be attached to their opinious.

As in the opinion of your Cominittee the

the steamer, and they obtained from Capt. Webber a declaration as to the facts that

That declaration

hail actually occurred.

representation in London of the interesta of description. Lättie more need be said; but this Colony, your Committed lave regucated the two artists named will doubtless take that the Chamber be added to the list of

meraborg and

and have forwarded a subscription this has been duly acknow- away with them a more kindly impression of 5

to the

to atand

the Chamber in attempting to

It

Authorities at home.

NEW MEMAZE.

of the appreciation of a Hongkong audience ledged, and you are now invited to notuinate protection of our law, and having submitted member of the Chamber was comfyrnett.

at

Elia

street.

די

LARCENY.

..

· ROBBERY OF A HUNDRED TAKİS.

When the Bolacell Castle came into port, with 10%) Chinese pas Home ten days

ago, sengers on board, the consigness of

the W 703301, T. Coleman & Co., deviated Lars Asing entored the shop of Hangitted to for so long, of paying to the

from the old custom, which had been

ant Chenog, druggist, in Jervois Street,

Kwai

of 81 por head, exorbi; ·

of t

a reputable physicini, Dr. W. & Oo, not

Chinaman, the ship having a clean bill health, also dispensed with the servires of the Quarantine officer and . McAllister to do the work.

plainant unless he was paid

200 cash, The defeminit was

was in plain clothea The defence was that twenty parsons

shed where

they

could casily be seen by t

of the

tant su desist, but they continued and to approrate article, and while the assistants were with his hended the complainant. The complainant executing the orders, the prisoner was seen to reach over the counter, and nb-

F. McAllister. Macondray bia scannanions concocted the strast a bag containing 100 taels. The ching to pay the price of St per head for and one of

him on suryardship

on the way to thostation complainant caught hirt and had him ar- against

pointed out that it was a rested, Prisoner was found guilty, and very serious charge to bring against an such a charge and very difficult to

to disprave it without witnesses. Ho ala pointed out unlikely course for the de- that it was an fendant to pursue after being denied the sauney to persist in apprehending them. The jury found the defendant not guilty, but expressed the opinion that the constable had excorded his duty.

than has gonoraily fallen to the lot of tru- gontleman to represent the Chamber, svuld have been so illused as the not hu- Chamber invito Mr Janes Mocandrew to officer, and that it, was very easy to bring sentence was reserved.

the Council board of the Union.

Renter's Petitient Telegrams. In reply to velling artists who have visited this "dot on the oocan." Although Signor Ovoci the representations made to Router's may, by sheer force have monoputised more Telegraph Co, as to the inefficiency of the

former Berviço,

the Directore undertook to than his natural share of interest in the increase the service to 300 words per month cast, Signor Vanzetti (as Fernando) do for a monthly payment of $300. His

Exculloney the Governor saving express seeredly claimed a leading position by the his willingness to contribute the same admirable rendering of the rele assigned to proportion as formerly, your Committee at him. It must be said of the primo ténore once closed with the offer, en the under

1842,

ro

|

The election of Mr Altwell Coxon as a

HEPRESENTATION IN ENGLAND, The Chairman then propose that the represent them in England, and said he was not aware of

who could be any gentleman mero acceptable--a geistlermo who had been long connected with China, and one who had taken a part in the aflairs of the nt an early period of its existence. WAS not sure if he had not been Chairman at

no time.

Chamber

Ho

ASSAULT AND TOBBERY,

a suure passionate and thorougle identific matter under consideration, but do not sec Gnzette there had been published a list of Ewen, and Kalin were dleeted in Commitive, the wife of the keeper of the Kweaty

tion with the character he represented than he has hitherto done; and the dramatic force which he threw into his personation of the injured and disgraced lover showed that

Police Intelligence. (Before II. E. Wodehouse, Esq.) Wednesday, March 22,

ESCAPE FROM QUÈTODE.

Ng Atai was charged with oscaping from custody, convicted and ined 85 or fourteen

to leave.

ANSAULT.

Walter Molisoi, 3rd engineer on board

of

Dr.

at one o'clock yesterday con De

McAllister boarded the vessel, which was

lying in the stream. He took a quantity of

On 18

fresh, pure vaccine viris, na twed by the

and Board of Health, which

was procured from Dr. Pensu. Shortly after his arrival Dr. Lawlor appeared, and the work of vic- cination was commenced by Dr. Mcallister. The Quarantine Oilicec looked onth Chinamian barat his art and submitted to the operation. The Chiname at frst seemed reluctant, but after in fow had the operation performed the rest gained moto confidence and the work proceded in quick, regular order and was completed in four hours. The Brez will be allowed to make the wharf to-day and the passengers be allowed to disembark.

Quotations.

the S. S. Dale, was fined $10, for neanniting Lo Aming, mater of a silver shop. The

Hovokosa, Marth 23. defendant had gat soine jewellery about three years ago fer which he had not paid |UPIUM-New l'atua, cush,...8080 and on complainant going to ask for the saoney, he, instead of paying the dollate,

him a black eye.

Old

the reception accorded.to Alfonso and above resolution meets to a certain extent been printed with the report which the best class in the Australian colonies were gambling in a position outakla along with a few others on the 3rd March, 1 Quarantine Officer, Dr. Lawlor, tha Leonora was of a most unusually hearty the want a long felt here of having some been sent by his friend the Chairman but also the pport of England and the ublic. The defondant cautioned thom to and each asked to be supplied with a sep with his services, but instead, engaged this

Chanther of Commerce in Sydney, and which had also been forwarded home. seemed almost incredible that a number of Chinese passengers, living here under the nevery regulation ander the cmigration lawa, were in Sydney-in a manner which he thi sitata to say equalled the worst days of the slave trade; and even on the ground of their sanitary fears there was no pretenco that there was any ground for them, for there was no sickness on beard. It was reost strange that the executivo government of this Colony should bave taken in steps to obtain compensation for the Chinese, but

Mr Sharp, in seconding the proposal, hnd left it to that Chamber. Mr Johnson i

lutter from Sydney,maid that he thought Mr MacAndrew, was had received that is fully maintains bis place in the standing that a daily service be supplied saying, that the matter had been raised, one of the most suitable and appropriate }

Lui San, Wang Kan, and My Sui were days' imprisint with hard about from 1st January,

the

und there was some hope that com persons that could have been selected. favour of the public, and certainly his The Introduction of the Telephone into pensation would eventually be awarded The proposal was carried, inaminiously. plurged with foluriously nanulting and rob opence at expiration of previous seemed

tence. Acensed had been in the Charge Hongkong. The Charobe having been

bing Li Anhing of girdle containing n to the Chinese passengers. There was singing last night in the piece under noticequested to become members of the proposed angher question which was of consider

Room and manage to make his ceca OFFICE DEAREDS

parse, a gold ring, &c.. Messrs Johnson, Dalrymple, Ryrie, Hep O the night of the 25th January Lia oxend was at his mother told him with a murked Baccess. He displayed also exchange, your Committee have had the alle public intorcat. In the Government

of pin, Sassom, Pocenecker, Jackson, Me- that any useful purpose would be served by rate-payors who were supposed to bothe

Temple at Causeway Bay, was lean- for the ensuing year, But Mr McEwen in ing is a boat which was lying on the beach, so doing as the enterprise in age to getur largest ratepayent That statement--that timated that he intended going home short when she sawa at step from the beach to of must be decided by the general fish-drew a contrast between the rates

udy of the Mercantile and Trading com paid by foreigners, and the paid by ly, and proposed that the text box the bust, rubbed pepper into her eyes, When he (Mr Johnson) Arst anar We list take his place. Mr McIntosh seized her by the hair and knocked lur The Mail ServiceYour Committee have the list ho thought it disclosed the inter- buing next, was accordingly elected.

head about, and put a handkerchief into is woll-tratacti actor, as well as tho pos-been in communication with the Postmaster eating fact that the Chinese were gathering rymple were elected as Chairman and Vice. until, she was almost insensible,

The Hon. F. B. Johnson and Mr Dai-hor mouth. First defendant struck her General here and the Superintendent of confidence in the

the prosperity of

While the place, sessor of a high-class tenor voice. Indeel, in the P. & O. Cumpay with a view to obtain but when he came to see the iso made of Chairmant respectively on the proposal of lying thers a second. wan came up and a third man was engaged in throwing stones the olowing scenes with Leonora, o fairly such such an alteration in the day of depar it he was considerably surprised. It was Mr Maliwen, tocended by Mr Davis.

at another boat. They took ber

girdle off exculled anything he has yet done, and wantare of the Homeward mat as would obviate stated in the despatel which was published

the necessity of working

Sunday, but a or.

but a few weeks ago from Lord Kimberley

The Chairman said he had to intimate containing certain rings and money, and greeted with thunders of applause; thehough everything has been done by both the Chinese were not only more nugerous, that he had received a communication from decamped.

The Jary found a verdict of not guilty, approbatlon being, of course, divaled betheso

diese genees to meet the view of the but wealthier, and they had been lad by the International Monetary Standard

it has been found to be impracti- utterances from high quarters, o rat

rather Association, whose objects Mr Ryrie read the evidence having broken down; and tho tween the fair Leonora and himself:

cable to alter he existing Tins Table. utterances in high quarters, to believe-Viz the advancement of bimetallian. priemers were discharged. Having spoken thus favourably of the Howevos, the latter gentleman has courts that the trade of this place was rapidly 1 Ryrie said the subject of bitstallian

Ar ctaly sent the Chamber an extract from a

passing out of the hands of foreigners had been pretty well ventilated. He did principal actors in the opera, it is to cure Later from the Maging Directors in which into the hands of Chinese, and that the not know whether in that Chamber they pleasant to have to take away in any measure

interests of were at stake.were The question of the Time Table for the midst say that the statement as pub- supposed busetalism would be a grant from the praise accorded. But, excepting Ines (Bignora Bertolini), the other charac- 1682 is still in abeyance and it is impossible lished was worthy of an credence at boon to the urch, pondta a grant and maliciously wounding Leu Asing and

say what the Postmaster General will all The men whose names were puband/revores. For himself ught the two others on the 2in1 Fubruary in Jervois having stolen articles, value $2, the pro-Documentary 4 months' ho confessed he hnd Strest. ters cannot even be described as approximatinally decide union, but we will bear in there might or might not be the owners, of arrived at nuo very decided opinion on the Two of the complainants while standing single women reading in Graham Street, tions to success. While the somewhat mind the request of your Chamber of the properties in respect of which these subject. At the first reading of the objecta

Just the On Sunday. thegreat hari and gay

and saw the defendat ranning. One ran important role of Baldassarre lost in impor. Comtoerce when the matter comes up again; rates were paid. They might be and pro- of the Society it appeared that at their shop door heard a cry of “robbery,"

complainanta missed some basins and ked the de- for cliscussion,"

the collectors of the ut

ut any rate would be done by agitating the out to stop him, and received a wound on

fendant whore they wore, he being their tanee by being entrusted to a weak, brother Accounts.-These have been audited by

The defendant, told the The statement as it stood forth names on the eiretur. Seeing that the inch doop on the chief artery, with a dagger servant (Signor Corti), who was unsuited to the Messrs Gro. O. Scott and J. G. T. Hassell were

aimp which these rates were subject. There were some very influential the left arm, one inch long, med laulf an eat credit to carry forward, challenged comparison. He would tro le currency in China was silver it had not oc- which the defendant had in his hand. The complainants to discover the missing pro- part, his "ahaky" rendering of the

Labusive language music sadly marring his otherwise laud to new count of $474, and the amount thein with a few figures which Mr Alferd capied the attention of people here other ran to his friends fasistance and he party themselves, and su

towards them.

The defendant was then had collected for hia

i to the Crown Tory much. Some of the incabers of the veived two skin deep wounds, un able attempts to look the

whole of the lots of these twenty rate-scription and enrol as quis of the mainbera, attempted to stop the man, and again the who the basins fnd various other articles

These lots amounted to

it out as a suggestion defondant used his daggor inflicting a super- found which the complaints identified (Taken at Messrs Paterner & Co.'s Premises,

On several other

Queen's Ioad.J tagon 410, Ho only threw it and tha rents payable

$32,208

Mr G. Sharp sald ho did not think they ficial wound on the left wrist, one inch as belonging to thent.

occasions articles had been missed 31 per

should let the subject elide.

Hos Róna, March 22, The defendant denied stealing any BAROMETER The defendant denied the crime, but

9 L.M.... would produce no coinbatting evidence,

perty from the complainants, maying that The jury found him guilty unanimously, the sins were his own, and that a scarf

prisonment.

they say

to

18 1

balance

on

fixed dujesit is $8,760.00.. Members. The Tak Un Bank has retired -

were

bhush

BI-METALLIUM.

CHARGE OF WOUNDING. Chun Akun was charged with unlawfully

gave

DEUNA.

Charles Braidwood, a Scotch engineer, was fined 60 cents, and given the option of.. one day's imprisonment for being und drunk and incapable yesterday,

AN ABUSIVE AND DIRONEST SERVANT:

New Benares, cast,... 677

Old

caslay+

New Malwa, credit,... 640

82 Allowance, Toels.

Old Malwa, crudit... 700 Allowance. Taels....... 18

Bank, Wire, ... Demand,

J

**

Un. Wa Chung, servant, was charged with Credite,

perty

of Kate Douglas and Dolly Tourison

on the 19th instant.

boy

and kind-hearted abbé the part of from the Chamber, and Mr Atwell Coxon rentals that were payahie in respect of the Chamber might wish it to forward a sub such hand. Tho thịt complanant, a coolía, ¡ given in charge, and his lonso searched,

venerable

Don Gaspare was used by Signor Bra

to be remedied, and none will be more

haus beant elected a member..

enber. This election

coufirina

ation.

payers.

cent.

is of Tride,-The Table of Sales One foreign fin paid

has been compiled as last year or $10,250-79 lots owned by 3-Europeans had been asked to way something 102.

concerzied. He did not hesitate to say that harm. contion he did not see that y

WAS NOW,

ht

that

where!

ROBBERY ON BOARD SHIP,

gifts by the complainants.

After hearing other evidence the charge was proved, and the defendant was con- tenced to a montha' imprisonment with hard labour.

LATE TELEGRAMS. " The following telegrams are from the Singapore Témes:-

London, Feb. 98.-M. Cainbon, Prefect

replaces M. Ronstan at Tunis,

Exchange.

90 days' night,

4 months' sight,

demand,

32

India, Wire,

Shanghai, demand, Gold Leaf, 90 fine

30 days' sight, privat

Sovereigna,

35.40

Skares. (For Share Quotations, see Faye 4.) Temperature.

4P.M....

30.220

Do

.1 F.M....

30.161

Do.

30.152

12

T

SHO

Do.

1P.M...

Do.

4. PM...

03

Dk.

Do.

Do.

Do.

(Wet bulb) 9.x. 68

Do. JP, Do. Maximum

J.H. 61

-1

អង្គឌ

Do. Minimum over night 58

Shipping Intelligence.

The following lists are corrected from from other sources. Consignees are invited

netti as a medium for introducing a

About it touch of burienque into the serious pro- from the retanus furnished to the Chamber had a rental of $15,714; 97 lots owned by before the nesting bugan, Their surroney but it must be obvious to the Chinese, 810,795; and 6 Chinese har no was silver, but that silver currency had aeedings of the play. The part of Inez washy Importers; totals do not aconately property at all. The list had no signifi-greatly depreciated as any one who had to and he was sentenced to two years' in and other things has been given to him as THERMOMETER 9 AM very creditably representou, na we have said, present the extent of the trade of the

member that the

cance at all. They had to consider the fact carry home his fortune knew, and he was represent by Signora Bertolini, who exhibited powers Port, and it is therefore hoped that in the that a great basking corporation with a beginning to get very noxious if he had to worthy of a better role. The chorus was future they will see the advantage of giving capital of seven million dollars only paid carry home any. If without expressing the fullest possible returns to enable the $200 of rental and taxes. The test was not any opinion on the subject they should just also less worthy of commendable mention Caminitten to bring forward a more correct an adequate test of the foreign interests seura

Tuang Ping Chang, Chan Cheang, Chau than it has yet been; while the prompting statement.

be done, and the intellects at Amug, and Chan Akwat, wore charged with stealing from ne Li Apat on board the was far more audible than it ought to have The Chairman said he believed it had during the whole experience of foreign in-home could fight it out amongst them.

tercourse with China never had the amount The Honuarable F. B. Johnson and steamship calien while in the harbour beon. These are details which ought been the custom that the minutes of pre-of capi

of capital and the wealth possessed by firms he wished to say only a few words of Victoria, 320 on the 19th of February. vious general meetings should be taken as engaged in the trade been greater that it He wished to sixpress a very different The cinematances of the mana are at the had just been depiplainant was a passenger from Singa The volume had nover beef printed front. The depreciation of pore to Hongkang on board the Deucalion. pleased than ourselves to find all cause read Hi had to present them with the his experience, nor had forever instead of being any disadvantage which arrived here on the 19th. A friend of the Department of the Nord, and not bf, the latest London and Colonial Papers, and

livered by for remonstrance removed. Altogether, report of the Committer of the Chamber interests ever been so

STeater in

prosperous (ap- however, the representation of "La for the year 1881, and the accounts attached plause.) There was no question there to them had been of great importance, as

of the complainant was sleeping on the box Todeboural of, referred to in last tele-to communicate with the Editor in the was a large amount of trade between

it had been an

almost unitigated bron to

the money was extracted and another Count musical success; and if we speak of the lead- and would have seen to exbjects taken in cause the trade accusarily fell into the trade which would otherwise har hon in-sera were all close to the box, in which a Favorita." by the Company was a genuine thereto. They land had the report in hand Chinese, and Chinese dareloped hers, be all the texle-interests. It had opined up box. Early in as ring this friend the grain as being dead, is not the former Ruse event of any inaccuracy vecurity in this

Aling mised a

1 a vry of thieres.

a.". Tao mi sinn Amtsasader in Lond

list compiled from the papers and other ing roles only, it was a treat such as is hand by the Committed. There were not hands of the Chinese, but they all knew possible. It had crunted

Feb. 25.-Loni Hartingtas has afte

after en- information at his commun. The Editor seldom attainable in a place like Hongkong, many remarks for him to make on the foreign capital. He did not wish to draw and countries which intanod & all the

let silver holo had been bored and the nuty exquiry iven his decision regarding the will, at all times, be glad to receive any the greater proportion was carried on by trust cuntries

wh great trage

treated. On being seized the prisoners, at char es braucht einst Sir Richard lends additions to the list from the who have Un Ballo in Mashures once report. The blockade silf oxisted, and ny vidious as the picos to be performed on Saturday at the present stage it was perhaps as well say that the foot, but wished to: Bländard. The subject was of far too great { request of the Grat, eucli profited from by the Laulds Statesman: The Secretary/ Unter advices, private or other wise, than his

of Chincan and the inportance bo discussed of hard. They their persona different sans of dullars and of State is satisfied that Sir R. Munde sin oWD ( interests of foreigners were one. It was to should take into consideration the enormous handed them back in this prosecutor. The acted upon orders required from the that no remarks should be male on the fore

overnment, and that foren enterprise and foreign apetal, with rise in the value of real estate, and of all prisgners were then arrested.

the imputation af The Jury returned a verdict of guilty con subject. On the troutyout of Chinese the immenseindustry and natural resources at other descriptions of property which had

is entirely unfounded. His

AT HONGKONG. Richard as biz desuribes Bi

Left. a upright

Nanie passengers by the Can he understood the disposal of the Chinese, that they must taken plage in the East, and in his against the four prisoners for robbery on CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. •

the cause, the main cuis, of the high seas. They were toh anutenced: zakus servant of Government, and suya his Sept. 10, Elise, look for prosperity. He freely The punual general-mosting of the that a member present would hate a fom the fact no-tours into get that also papiro depreciativa ort, silver-to-two years" imppagament

recognised

vendeuse in the late Resident's honour Nov. 2, Livingstone, few Chamber of Commerce was held this words to say. As to the representation of Chinese friends here, for the frameneity He apologised for having made these

and integrity is unshaken. Sir Richard

8, Henry, says he is quite satinded, with this vindica afternoon, at the City Hall, when there the Chamber at home, they would see that he hoped that under successive Gly to record his opinion that depreciation of their prosperity in this place, and uservations on the subject. He wished

7, Christal, tion of his character.

10, Hydrs, werd present The Hon. P. Eyrio (in this rather important matter had been vernors thoir wants would be studied. had not done the orll it secimal to havo.

Chay Ayow was found guilty of stealing! The police have made several arrests in their advice taken, and their prejudices re- the Chair), The Hon. F. B. Johnson, H. taken up, and they hoped that by-and-bye i spected, but they should not be treated be, where was it te stop? If anything could February bokonging to Wong Akat from of the late Earl Cwford from the Misuso- The Chairman said the question came to two bra opium smoking pipes on the 14th connection with the abstmotion of the body 1. Dalrymple, G. Sharp, A. P. Mowen, might help them, but in the meantime with the fulsome adulation which was he dans by a Society of this kind to limit, the complainant's house in Wing Look lenn at Danecht. O Kahn, J. D. MacIntosh, La Poesnecker, nothing further had boon done than to

Sir Charles Dilke, replying to a question in the subscription and enrol the directed to the foom many quarters, as as it were, the fall it would to some good. Street. He admitted two previous

the House of Commons said, that the most A Coxun, W. M. Morgan, W. H. F. Chamber as one of the members of the they who told them the full truth were If it were to go on dropping as it had been victions. Sentence was reserved,

their best friends (applause),

where would it end The Chamber might

favoured nation clause would come

into Darby, J. Thurburn, F. I. Sassoon, E. E. union. They would see that a gentleman

The Chairman proposed that the report- Assist the

in London in going Yong Asu, a lad of 15 years, was found May, and that the old treaty tariff would operation with France after the 15th of Elian, G, O. Scott, G. de Champeaux, Hind at that meeting to be elected to repre- and accounts ha pasted, Mr F. D. Sassoon the thing fall

ventilated. W. Davis, C. P.. Chater, Win. Forrettent them in London. As they were aware secunded, and the motion was agreed to

Moven proposed that the guilty of stealing a hat fronto Aon, in the meanwhile continuo in fores. the mail services had bou phanged, and

7th March. He druited two previous Government was yoluntary, and that the F. H. Arjanes, and E George (Sccrotary) sortainly Tuesday was a much more con. Mr Granvile Sharp sajd hafone going on atter should bo left in the hands of the school boy, in Queen's Road West on the Charles sald that the etion of the French

convictions: Sentenced was reserved.

British Government had wads no pledges.

Feb. 28-Au influential deputation of steamship ownors yesterday, waited upon Earl Granville And protested

operations against the vexations getrantise

evening,

REFORT.

The following is the Report --

vanient day with the English one, and with the further business of the meeting he

AP

Committee My Forrest seconded.

LABURNIES

A

Chia Afak pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a quantity of clothing, the property of Wang Api, and alan admitted twu pro

Sir

VESSELS TO ARRIVE.

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Carl Ritter,

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18, Marathon,

Feb. 7, F. C. Sieben,

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12, Gordon Castle (s), London

25, Loudoun Castle (B-), London,

drafted and placed in the hands of a sub-colecting them. The Committes hoped there against the China he feeling would imply that they endorsed their virus convictions Sentence was reserved, in the Suez Canal In reply His Lordshin EFT, BUT DAYS OF DEPARTURE- UNKNOWN,

› deal of·

Minnie Allen,

Lady Bowen, Melrose,

Mr Davin anggeated that the matter he hoped that in time the French would like to my & word or two Mr should be considered by the Chamber and mail would be put on the sonic day. The Johnson be referred to the treatment of the subscription then sent. The Socisty The Mockade ---At the last annual meeting funds of the Chamber were in a satisfactory the Chinese passenger on board the Ocean, it was proposed again to memorialize Her state. With regard to the statistics of and as he had been in the colonies ho had seemed to have a definito ubject to carry Majesty a Government for the entire removal trade the Chairman had no doubt that the an opportunity of seeing how the matter out and if the Chamber sunt aanbasription of the Blockade the Memorial has besa Secretary had a

dsalt with la Australia, Fin diffenity

opinions. He had no definite ideas on was a very streng committee for completion but they are that their recommendations would be car ons and very cowardly, and was held the matter one way of the other, but he

by large portion of the working men thought it was one

en thought it was a great questing, and he waiting the receipt ain papers con- ried out. He proposed that the

of certain

the port

it had no sympathy at all in any de- the Chamber, taining information, on the subject, before meting and

one with of the native of by the

from the better and more substantial

Mr Mchwan's motion was passed.. A further in

The Hon. F. B. Johnson haped the class, and that class of people who should

The Hon. F. B. Joanson proposed a vole South Wales Governmeeting world not consider he was unduly be most influential, but whose support was repientation having been made occupying the time of the Chamber while less than that of the Inbouring class of

the Agents of the Steam! bo medo a fow remarks of one or two Australia, by whom the rulers and those in in which he hit managed the affairs of the four five-dollar notes frem. Yong Ling o24the man of Larls to enquire into the Qlonlyon."

Holicking sent of t

ment, -A

to the

the

ba

Bat

(Before the Hon, F. Snowden, Puiane

Judge.)

LAZOSNU.

anid the matter was seriously copying tho attention of the British Government, and that the Foreign Office had not been idle, having communicated with other Govern- inente more or less indirectly to fise their best

the oferta to remody

Almost Intolerable state of alle

of aliaire,

ean regarding the treatment of the subjecte suggested by the report. Some of power and authority were greatly swayed. Uhamber during the past year. ship Ocean

WAS olad

saw the Betion taten by the passengers by that vessel honge to Sydney these subjects appeared to be directly con- He by the Government of New South Walet, nected with the questions which had re Chamber of Commerce in addressing the

been under discussion, and he local Government here, and Our Committee deemed it impérative upohought that on the occasion of that meeting Cating with the Colonisi Office at home on irish be darned the Irish don't invent ber of Commerce, Sydney, with a view to be would not be out of place in mairing the subject, and this would have the heartynything to speak of it's the Americana Attorney General. while the com- Egypt; the President of the Council of

London

Australia Australia LOADING FOB CELINA AND JAPAN: POMELL

London-Steamers via Suez Canal,

Glenaron

Galley of Lorne.

Cyclopm Jason

Sailing Vessels

At Liverpool.

the 17th February.

The following gentlemen were impan working of the Irish land at met reater Malbrack Helled Jury: Mesars D. McRea, G day, when Lord Cairns was elected chair Mix: “It's the Irish that-ulous all the Fenwick, C. P. Karberg, C.-J. Gonsalves in Mr Foster has been invited to give Latons.

QL. Gorham,

ovidence, but the Cabinet has decided to F. J. V. Jorge, and J. I

refuse permission for him to do so, con lavinting in these days, sure.” Jonathan:

Anchises (6.) them to make ai

a strong appeal to the Chan-

Mir Maokean prosecuted on behalf of the Faris, Feb. 23. In the Uhatober of De- Orestes (e.). of the best classes in the obtain their assistance in seeking some some further allusion to them. The

peties today there was a debate upon Taugar. “Thin The evidence showed that question raised by the report was the block lian colonies, and the Home Govern that, invent everything Mişa, ide, and as ons hf the members of the Comment would feel that the Chamber was perhupa yce oan tell me why the feiahman's pisicani was walking along Queen's Road Ministers sold that, the French Contractor Stirling Castle (a) will be found in the appendix, and copies mittee appointed to draw up a memorial to strengthening their hands against the people name, Psh a sways next to the date on All Central and had got into a crowd, some one Bereal had been instructed to maintain a

Dyit of an America whom he identifit le sue fringes a bid a preponderating illuence of France du Grecian Hape Government on the subject of there. He had had is little lupation with the new joviationa, at admittedly illegal rangement which regard to the feeling against the Chinese name on ye ndo wan, at all at all?" Secretary of State for the Colonies

14 yourą, put a hand in his postet and toga. Egypt; the European suggurt, be and, wen. Ezubluu (6)

moditation of the Isws affecting emigre

tion to that Coloity. The correspondengs

the

have been forwarded to Her Majesty

find

sympathy

Austra

Contic (8.) Menelaus (6)

At Glasgow.

At Cardif

P. J. Cailetons