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No, 8606.--August 16, 1890.].

Tux U.S.8.. Monocacy left Shanghai Fant Saturday for Ningpo. It appears that Chi- noso rendica at that port are in the dabit of visiting a Chiness theirs, which is an American enterprise, and rofusing to pay. As the Chines Authorities du Rot & em able or willing to interfers, tho Moneracy has been sent to aos that the interests of the American proprietor are protect.d.- N. C. Dally N."

Tan indifferonco displayed by H.E. Li Hung chang at the partial destruction of the railway has evidently inspired the wits of Tientsin, where the following Express was circulated on the 6th instant --

Tenders wanted box the removal of about 100 miles of railway, and the destruction of bridges, etc. Also for the purchase of the entire plant, including rails and machinery, suitable for switch-back railways or river Improvement works.

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A small quantity of light rails, which must also be disposed of, might be usefully employed in strengthening mofa and build. ings in the foreign settlements.

For further particulare, apply to

RAILWAY COMMISSION ESS.

FRAGRANT WATERS' MURMUR That complaints are made daily of the way the patio sro trented in the laying of the water pipes from Murray Barracks to Areenal Street.

That as these complaints come from in. telligent residents who fully realize the bhost which the wafer supply insures, it is advirable that some attention should be paid to them.

mant is only binlod (as it was once before), and nothing is done, That there are rumours in the air as to a further reclamation in Causeway Bay,

for the benefit of the Military, That I have long regarded the advice Lot to be a weak pa talk about the weather Adsico. Let invention of the enemy addressed to weak intellcota

atozma.

M

Thappal to Prote Socio Shion is the not face any

That it is passing strange the Water

Authority should not perceive any ad-That vantage in considering the convenience of the public; or, if ho con his duty sa a public servant lies in that direction, that he duca unt set upon it. That continued and persistent disregard of the convenience of the public must lead, in the long run, to most unpleasant enn- sequences,

That in these days it ia a question whether the hogout of obtaining a seat on the Legislative Council is one very much Prized. That public opinion or, perhaps more cor- Featly, privato criticism and banter- follows the B. L. C. rúry persistently, That, a popular for chat if he tently, That

and he has to endure chaff if he faile tu ropresent interests. That, under the hampering, conditions of a Crows Colony, it is discouraging, dif- ficult, and tiring task to fulfil the duty of nn honourable tuofficial member. That, apart from these considerations, the candidations, the number of suitable candidates for the coming vacancy in the Council is by no means large.

cy That The election will probably take plice about the end of September, and, as 1 said last week, one or two comes have been mention been

mentionely

That it is generally believed the President

of the Chamber will not stand, as he and

the Q. C. are set down as proposer and seconder of the banker, Mr Whitehead.

That in Mr T H. Whitehead the Chamber

would find shrewdness and energy, but

in

youth.

violent.

a duck

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BROWNIE.

CRAWFORD AND DO. STORE.

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THE CHINA MAIL

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THE DEATH OF CARDINAL- NEWMAN,

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LATE TELEGRAMS.

THE DUSLO CABR.

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of the petition has closed. The ono against the respondent is generally cons dered Loudon, 30th July. In the disores suit weak. of Dunle verats Dain and Wertheimer, the jury have given a verdict in favour of Lady Duulo.

ANGLO-PORTUGUESE DIFFERENCES, Lundo. 31st July. The nows.from Mozambique. alates that a Portugueso Lieutenant has seizud the African Lakes Company's stommer on the Shire river nad sent the crew to Qailimane,

[A lator telegram saya that Fortugal niy,

en in the seizure.] dered a severe punilmont on alt concerned

THE OPIUM TRADE.

Zonden 31st July.-Lord Cross yesterday received a deputation from the Anti-Opiam before the Indian Government. Trade Society and promised to by the facts before the Indian Government.

CHOLERA AT MECCA-

THE JEWS 15, RUSSIA.

AN INSECT TEST IN EGYPT,

being so offended he resigned. At all times affair. The chapel waa soon torn to pipeas unable to do so as they had been according was expected to join her there. More

ordure were issued in Admiral Ting's name, and all ferelturs and private effects burusd to custom sont to Singapore, to the clear over, if the ship left on the 17th it

difficult to understand why it was not The following is a short sketch of Cars Captain Tang had really no authority to io is open place. The baby organ called taken ing-house. He found from the records in the office that there was a telegram. Ront entered in the log-book under that date that dinal Newman's caroer from Men of the bo deprived of. As a mival advice Captain forth a great outburst of rage 1

Lang did his duties faithfully, ho brought into the stress and bit by bit pulled and rom Hansson to Möllor, failed to join the ship I find it Time:

Newizan. His Eminence Jhu Harry, the floot into shape, he disciplined the men smashed to piogas. The missionary and his April, and that & telegracs was received on diffouls to believe that a man in Dolf's

the diffoiled abi

position would have deliberately deserted Cardinal Descon of the Holy Romen well, he maneuvred the squadron in perfect wife were told their presence was not re- the same day for the barque Wappaus. April, and that a telo, Shanghai, on 14th Duff had the log-book under that date that The following is

Several of the witnesses were recalled by the ship. With regard to the motive that Church, was born in London in 1801, and manner, and in all these was well asconded quired and were forced to flee. What a is Womhip. The witness Murray, who ioisoned the defendant in doing as it is educated at Ealing School, whenes be pro- by the Uaptains and officers, some of whom long list of riots could bo nude out, if all That the meteorological conditions of the stated yesterday that he shipped from alleged he did, there was of course the ceeded to Trinity College. Oxford, where had received their education at home and these affairs were onllected f. The officials weak have been too painful for ordinary Hongkong to Foochow at a wage of 81 per motive of gain for his employers, and it is he graduated B. A. in 1820, taking classical had served in the British navy. True, the ara either powerless or do not este ta inter- conversation, and the consegaenca is that month, aid that he drew his pay on ari possible that there was another motive, honours, and was elected Fellow of Orist valuable norvices of a very valuable officer fore and preserve peace. They little know the Clerks of the Weather his bean con- ing at Foochow as acting mato, he having which I think may have weighed powerful College. In 1826, he became Vice-Princi- are lost to the Chinese navy, nevertheless that this is not the way to drive Christianity

served in that capacity owing to the manly with him, and that is his desire to bave pal of St. Alban's Hell, then under the late the navy will stand. I do not say it 1 signed to equatorial and other regions.

score of years lience many of these perso That the eaving clauses are-cooler air, Duff, who was engaged as mato, not joining the eatne man as mate who had been nerv. Dr (afterwards Archbishop) Whately, and at ones, be thatched against the powerful from the country or prevent its aprend 1 A ing with him for many months past. I in 1826 Tutor of his College, which post navios in Europe, still under her present cutors will look back with regret upon their and as yor an immunity from disastrous the ship.

Mr Caldwell said he had no doubt that find that his for many months past. I in 1826 Tutor of his College, and at snos, be matched against the powerful from the country our proveut its append 1 A Mr Caldwell said he had no doubt that find that Duff did not desert the ship, and he hold until about 1831. In 1828 he ac Admiral, captains and officers, she will or sent foolish policy.

The Customis bungalow is rapidly going That the Observatory Time-Ball, which has when the gallant Captain of the Harbour that the defendant deliberately left the septed the incumbenor of St. Mary's, Ox-g strong and mighty, Bavy is not

been off its porch for weeks, has been Office instituted these proceedings he harbour without a certificated wate, and ford, with the outlying chaplaincy of built in one day. China can afford to wait up. though I understand there is soug Your artiolo says China does not treat dificulty about the site, emall minority)

treat replaced, but is still surrounded by a thought he had come across what was me that the entry in the log is dekberately false Littlemare; and in 1842 he quitted. Ox-

fat no and fraudulent, I therefore convint the ford, and established at Littlemora an na her foreign employees with consideration. of the owners still declining to give their taphorically called piece network of scaffolding.

weil. Alice That, as was remarked the other day, the doubt he thought he had at last got hold of defendant on both charges Has the pro. cetic community on a medieval model, Alas! she treats then only too well. Any scisent to the sale. Eestorday one uf the

Time Ball dropped now is a Flag.

Jimmter of a British ship who had snap.secution anything to say with regard to over which he presided for three years, une bat a naval officer would have under suolien marrying the timber up to the He held St. Mary's f 1928 till 1843, stood the round-about way of the Viceroy mountains was drowned in the stream. A

Viceroyantaine That the Observatory Dapartment is and pad bis fingers at and set at defiance the penalty?

has been the most puzzling phenomenon provisions of the Merchant Shipping Act. Capt. Ramsey, Barbour Master, said he where, by his pronching he gained such to please him und so ons but a naval officer Ironvy rain had fallen and the manlly quit of the day

The clearges brought against the defendant thought the penalty ought to be a substan influence over the younger members of would have shown so great an amount of little shallow stream of six or seven inches younger mcmburs of to please him uzd a way of the Viceroy alice marrying the day one of the That if anything can be done, or if any were sufficianty serious in themselves on tial ons. Cases of this kind wero not easily the university, that he became, in con- self-respLe Fur that reason I admire was swollen to such an extent that the man

it any. The elanges brought against the defendant thosey, Barbour Master, said he weld St. Mary's fr, 1928 till 1843,

were sufficion by sorious is the defendant thought the penalty ough: to boat where, by his proaching, he gained such stood the round-about way of the Viceroy deli thing needs to be done, for the officers the face of them, if the circumstances did detected, and he thought the punishment junction with Dr Puacy, the recognized Admiral Lang, susho does act! There was dashed against the rocks and hand sio He are however, as the world, says, some for chance of saving his life, indeed many of the British mercantile marine in this not admit of any explanation and if the ought therefore to be all the more severe, finder of the High Church Party. He are however,

anding part in the publication port, the best thing done as yet is the Captain could not show as regards both of His Worship insposed a penalty of 200 in took a leading part in the publication of eigners in the Chineno Government employ hours elapsed before the body could be

Tracts for the Times, to which he who are entrusted with unlimited power found, appointment of Captain Ashton as the them that he did not not with main filea respect of each charge-$100 in ill

contributed the final tract, No. 30, which which they use and abuse as they plea e president of the new Society.

The first charge was that contrary to law he

was coverely censured by the university who amaes great fortunes and live spen the That, barring is Protectionist davour, his left this port without having a properly

address

authorities as practically shalling the fat of the land, and who, though averely READERS AND WRITERS. address was a wise, songible and prudent certificated mate on board. In dealing with this point he should first contend that

broad lines of demarcation between the criticised and scoffed at by both foreigner bread lines pla Considering, how very trivial and insigni- Etlich appeal to his brother officers.

trivial and insigni- English and Roman Catholic Churches and Chinesa alike, would not exchange That, all the same, it would not be wise to although he bad not been able to produce

Dombay, 28th July-Durug tho hearing. to the repeal of at the Imperial the telegrams which passed between Hong, ficant are enost of the motives which induce 1 1846, ho seceded from the Established their pinces for any other high and honour- advocate

was altor being English ero really scame level Shipping Acts just at present, without a kong and Shanghai on 14th April he had men to real, the energy persistence of Church, was received into the Rutual abia position. I, for my part, catmist be of the Danlo divorce caso, a witness named

produced sufficient evidence to show that little further discorsion.

priest, beckine founder of die English That the gambling he'ls in Kowloon have there were telegrams which passed, witors must be looked upon de a remark, communion, and, after being ordained lieve foreigners in whatever serrico they Wood gave some very extencrdinary evid-

priest, became founder of the in art, canot be of the Danlo divorce. copious torrent of lite-Uratory and hond of its Birming on sation in court. The avidened in suppert is way bo, are so devoid of all honour. Worn 100 respecting the conduct of Viscount bean and will continue while they last to and ho might he permitted to Angable thing. Of the copious torrent of lite-Uratory and fond of its Birmingham Hanse, there really such men they are mut hit to Dunlo and Lord Arthur Osborns, who is

in to positively and actively dangerous to the gest that the purpose of the first rature which is ever rolling pt, how very In 1854 bo was appointed Rector of the stand on the same level with Captain now in Coylon, and which enused great son

newly-founded Catholic University in Dub Lang. telegram was to ask the owners in Shanghai Dolony.

drink.in, but resigned that pest in 1858, and We all lace more or less juice in ins and That a Chinaman nover cguires an incen- what was to be done sa there was no mate small a portion even the thrialt can drink. -founded Catholic University in Dub- Lang.

live to play he takes to gambling to be got in Hongkong, the reply being fou read because a Look is at hand, what established a school for the sura of Roman it ought to be sold according to its worth,

Brit 'na get, try Hope, Foochow The defen- early 即 naturally and almost

ingham. De Newman was elected an qualities, she has acquired a perfect right dant however after hunting around Hong book it matters litio, or they read to till Catholic gentry at Edgbaston; nene Birth-As China always pays dearly for juice of all to water. That other nationals have the same predí. keng did find a mate, whous ho engaged, up some odd momonts, or because they honorary Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, tu toss aside the sucked since if she thinks

lections in Hongkong, and there has been but who did not go on board. He made don't know what the douce else there is Dec. 28, 1877. It has been frequently no-fit.

or of rascality sewn and arrangements for a very high price, Sito du, doutcherknow, or to save themselves the doctrine of the Infallibility of the serted that Dr Newmun did not believe in

Thanking you for inserting there liver, & very big crop $100

I am, etc., for a single run from Hongkong to Foochos reaped in consoqueror, •

NAMALESS. That people in difficulties of their own and a passago tack, and that showed how the trouble of thinking, or the effort of Reman Pontiff when speaking ex cutheurd

Ticntain, 5th August. making seem gonersly posacased of a very axi na the defendant was not to talking. Heading supplies a very fow with to the Universal Church on queations of

faith infringe the law no matter at what axpense

this effect mido ya Mr Copes, Dr New- strange delusion that fortune must cor- infringe the law no matter at what axpense.

In the course of a leader on the above tainly favour them at the gambling table. It had been suggested on behalf of the material to think about. Fewer stili, by faith or morale. In reply to a criticism to

foliowa (Sep. 13, 1872) latter, the N.-C. Daily Notes says That the evil is too profitable to be put accation that by paying $50 to this man careful and curious selection, deriva a soft man wrate as follows (Sep. 13, 1872): Duff to get him on the articles and enable of sitisination from the conceit that they trine of the Pope's Infulability till le assumes that I did not hold or profess

But our correspondent's letter is founded down, so long as bush money remains

the doctrine of the Pope's Inful ability till the ship to clear, a saving would be effected, potential in high places.

growth of lofty ideala, the time of the viser to

was wis neither a naval instructor nor naval ad- That the eupperts for the Electric Light saving of $50 in pay and a passage back are anouraging the growth of lofty ideals, the time of the Vatican Council, wherees I on a complete misconception. Captain Lang wires are in many instances being placed to Hongkong. Where was the saving to or sideging the scope of their intellectual have committed mys it to it in print again wiser to Admiral Tina lodged in quile in most dangerous proximity to private the master of the ship under those circum flore carera

oxat front so happens though I held recent number of the Peking fasette he is other hand, as it so happens--though I held called the Deputy Commander-in-Chief of stances? Did it affect his pocket or that of faculties, or expanding their minds, or us and again from 1815 to 1867. And on the viser to Admiral Ting. Indeed in dwellings,

ho ever have done--I have had no calle

the Poiyang squadron. When at lord Salis That they have been not inappropriately the owners in Shanghai? Was he to run tanding their mental horizons. And these it, as I

teen termed aids to burglary.'

the risk of having to pay a heavy thus in latter, though they room to have wethou occasion to profoss it, whether in print or bury's aclicitation he consented to rojoin order to effig to pay a heavy on tanding their wonts That they might be found useful as fire order to effect a saving to his owners? The

the on their side in their affectation for the otherwise, since that date. Any one who the Chinese service ho stipulated and agreed

knows my writings will recollect that in so the

escupes," or the wife of any bosom might suggestion was simply absurd. On the

to be in all respects Admiral Ting's equal,

London, 30th July, Advices froma Mec find them a more ready mods of slope-evidence of Mr Edwards, the Court he works of authors whose bones, have long saying I'atuts amplu fact. Dr Newwan distinctly, with the Viceroy Li that he wan to be in all respects Admiral Ting's equal, asked to believe that the defendant was in been dust, for this reason can add but little was created and proclaimed a Cardinal with the say, as it is called in commercial atate that cholera is raging there

ca ment than even a ladder of ropes.

Deacon by the Chinese, was to be his Deacon by Pepe Loo XIII. in 1879. His parlance. The whole ex-cutive wag to be severely. That the suggestion is pro bono publico, be. Hongkong at 2 p.on. on the 17th of April, to the encouragement of real lise scribblers. Dracan by Pepe Leo XIII. in

Eminer.ce has written Lectures on Ro-in his hands, but Admiral Ting. to save

Roportance. cause, as the sharer of my joys, sorrows but there was the log book and empty purse doesn't read Hrownie, the vessel luft at 7.30 that morning. The But still the great army of critics, essayists, maniam and Popular Protes antisu. 1837

St. Petersbury, July 30-A Imperial I have little hope of deriving any por-man who towod the vessel out and several journalists, novelists, posts, some no whit Letter to J. Faussett on certain Pointe of nominal equat

whit Letter to J. Fassett on certain Points of the face of the Chinese, was to be his

All orders from the Ukase Las been issued expelling all Jews albers who were on board supported that

Faith, 1838; Parochial Sermons, 8 val. government or from Li to the aquadron from the country districts and ordering antal benefit therefrom.

super tone discouraged. In dribbling rivulat, in 1838-44; Lectures on Justification, 1840 were to be addressed jointly to Admirals them to live in Chutes in the towns

1838 8 vele.. That there are not fifty members of the That the invigorating nature of the Ton-statement. The captain was sworn to have discouraged. In dribbling rivulat, in 1838-44. Letrarchia Semmotis, government or from Li to the #quadron

board, and was it at all probable tinkling rills, in slow meaadoring triba-

Church of the Fathers, 1940; Esny o from

the Ohamber of Commerce, and therefore the quin climate is proved by the fact that been on board, and was it at all probable tinklin

the Miracles of the Middle Ages, 1843; Ting and Lang, and all despatches signed they are also excluded fruns all liberal call- Lawn Teunis is much played in Hanoi. that he should not have been on boned, tarias, muddy and clear, quiet and noisy: Annotated translation of St. Athangaine, wure carried out until the incident in peuple will be driven from their homes by by them jointly; and these stipulations ings. It is estimated that a million of constituency called upon to All the vacan

That this is the more remarkable seeing considering that he had un certificated or is ako umeh restricted in numbera.

peo- Hougkong. The ignores and utterly this order. how little our French neighbours are propor ninte in charge? Was it at all pro. they all help to swell the great flood. At 1842.44; Sermons on the Subjects of the were carried out until the incident in peuple will be driven from their homes by accustomed to takes exercise in their bahle that he would risk his ship in the coma time or another the question Why Day, 1844 Sermons on Theory of Bessadorlike beating of Admiral Ting, who

in their ko Ma

THE AUTUMN GAVALRY MANQVA BEB hands of a man itself ligions Bolish, 1844 Development of

liko Marray, however do men write?' must have presented the Christian Doctrine, 1846; Discourses ad- his ships from the stern, were cheerfully Russell commands the Cavalry during the

this dey hardly knows the box of one of

Lendan, 51st July, General Baker That at some of the Lycées n for years ego worthy of his position? All the other wit to every reader whether he be a reader who Christian Doctrine, 1846; Discourses ad-to

Marbles were interdicted na boing too russes from the ship stated that the cap writes, or a writer who reads. Even writers Arossed to Mixed Congregations, 1850; borne by Admiral Lung in his seal for the Russell commands the Cavalry during the

mancurrea at Aldershot in September. tain was not sahora on the 17th. He did who do not read, and waders who do not Lafe of Apollonius Tyannas, 1824 g task he had been pursuaded to assume, of not read, and maderen writera frassed to Mixed 1846; Discourses ad- to this day hardly of Admiral Ting, who not wish to cast any aspersion what write may have given the problem an occa and Gain, or the Story of a Convert, 1848 licking the Feiyang squadron into shape. Convert, 1848 taky Admiral La vero cheerfully what-write as

THE DEHRISƏ SEAL PIMIERY. sser on Lectoren on the History of the Turks as and he would be the first to allow that he licking the Peiyang squadron into shape. Mr Edwards, but it was quite sional passing thought. Lat any member Christianity. 1854 Arians of the swell seconded by the captains and toms authoritica

London, July 31.-The American cus- sver on Mr Edwana not read, and

ihat wituces was mistaken as of the above three classes of readers con- to Possible

was in Alaska havo ized the THE THEFTS FROM MESSES LANE, the date. There was the testimony of tider how amall an estimato ho holds the Fourth Century Callista, Sketch of the officers who had received their education the British scaler Whit, and the British

isir question the British sealer hit the log-book and balf dozou wilnoses writer in, how little he finds, that really Third Century. Disesurses on the Na- Me T. Jackson, the last banker who eat

navy. Before Mr Robinson In the Police Court against his statement. Was it not more interests him, how much he skips, how ture of Universities, and essays on the at home and had served in the British seater drie has been boarded by an Ame in Council, resigned on socount of other

likely that Duff, who wanted to stay in often he yawns, how seldom he feels the Uffes and Work of Universities, in 1854. y. If he were merely to love Behring

rank at all; it was Son. duties, and the busy sension now in to-day, Ng A Un, was charged on remand Hongkong with the view of passing an least sympathy with his anthor, and be 50; Sermons preachad on Various because be was the executiva of the

him, vegue will make umtiera worse.

othor, He

responsible for it, that he and (who with being in possession of a quantity of examination for a master's certificate, cannot but come to the conclusion that the casious, 1857 Lectures and Essays on squadron,

Cairo, 1st August The cotton worm is That the name of Mr 01 Holliday (who

would take the $50 and do the Captain runson why men write is not do lentisfy the University Subjects, 1859; and Letter tour goverment insisted that he should ravaging esveral proriness in Egypt. comes to succeed Mr BlacEwen in Mesra goods, of the value of $60, the property of in the sye

$60, the property of would take the $50 and do the Cat cannot but come to the conclusion and be 50: Sermons preached on Various Oc. would not require ans naval advisor, he rican catter and warned

that he went to have equal rank with his collenger Major in the eye by pretending ho De

ERIUCED BATES OF POSTAGE. Holliday, Wire & Co.), of Me Rowband his employers, Mcare Lane, Crawford and join the ship on a mistaken dute, then tha: plies in the same way to the two of the published at autobiographical record of General Ting. The suggestion that Captain (Chartered Mercantile Bank), and of Mr his employers, Mesars Lane, Crawford and join the ship on a mistaken dute, then the extravagant appotites of readers. This ap. Dr Pusey on his recent Eirepicon, 1966. ur governant insisted that he should

London, 1st August,In the debate Lang must have been called Admiral Beliline, have been spoken of; while Co. Mr Bowles, (of Messrs Wotton and the defendant intentionally left him le-three classes of writers who are readers, his life, entitled Apol gia pro Vita, in General Ting. The suggestion that Captain Beliline, harcantile Bar Rowband goods,

hind! As to the second charge, that of And it has been shown that two out of 1864 Collection of Poems, in 1868 through

through courtesy is altogether too which took place to night in the House ni is altogether totamens or the Post Offico voto, Mr those of Mr Dalrymple and Mr Mac Doncuu's office) appeared for the prosecus falsely and fraudulently making an entry the thron classes of readers are writere also. An Essay on Assent, in 1876; and A childish. Conachie have been whispered.

Raikea, the Postmaster-General, said that There is too much reason to four that Ra bir oficial log, to the effect that John Surely to these at least must come an occa. Lotter addr ssed to His Grace the Duke of That Mr. Holliday did good municipal The prisoner, on being asked by his Wor. Duff who abipped sa arate failed to join the sional feeling of sympathy for the readers Norfolk, on occasion of Mr Glacatone's inte chiamissal of Admiral Lang isa part of he hoped shortly to annouou a rods, and annomace roduction work in Shanghai, but would perhaps ship if ho bud anything further to state in his ship, thote was not an iots of evidence; who wade through their dreary Lalderdash, recent Expostulation,' 1875.

Adroguers that is going Australia, the renotion against foreigners that is going the rates of Puatago between India ohnfe 100 mueli under the bondage of our defence, said the money found by Mr Den and he therefore asked his Worship to dis- who writhe under their insipid platitudes,

her bond

on in China, and should not be at aft autocratic government here.

to was money he had gut

charge the defendant.

who grin over their pathos and groan over THE RESIGNATION OF ADMIRAL

surprised to learn that the departure f NATION OF ADMIRAL Admiral Ting from Hongkong to Hainor, That Mr Row band is a comparative from a luan association.

Mr Johnson, after going over the evid their wit, who anser at their sentiment, and Mr Joact that Duff packed up his joer at fluir castion of this sort occurs at Bolilios has already

His Worship said he found the pri

LANG, stranger while Mr BA comparative on in his drawer we found by Mr Den ship, thote

said the Ukir doggerel. It is ence said the fact thing over the evid.grin over their path platitudes, pro.ence served his time in the large leather eoner guilty of receiving stolon

it covered chairs of the Council Chamber, porty, and it was a hicky thing for him traps and prepared to go on board showed that a faint sensation of the even probable

porty, and it was a lucky thing for him that the case was not sent to the crisis encs showed that net proceed farther that or writers the wonday men read, and the Faty is very able and excellent, the officers bexthe can.that these whether readers That my notion about the most likely can. that the case was not sent to the Oriasinal his intention to join the ship. The evid.times in the tosum of the writer who does

Sessions for Irial. The sentence was five April, but she did not proceed farther that or writers the wonder must be rather why the

ssions for Iriai. The sentence wax five etics showed that the ship left on the 17th sot read. To all of these writer who does

April, but she did not proceed farther that sot read. To all of these whether readers. Daily Nette months' imprisonment with hard labour.

day than Tam-tubay, however, that without writers it is evident thera could be and it is only fair that the Chinese sido uncles of his own dependents; and. Adural t

Adalias found it day than Tau-tubay, owing to a thick fog. men write, that why men read, and the reriguation of Captain Lang from the it at all satisfactory to Chiuces officials. which broke out on the 17th July. The Sanitary uld say, accompanies there.

Ha A Lum, another conlie latoly in the There was nothing to show, however, that without writera it is evident there could be Pei-yang rary is very able and excellent, Admiral Ting found it more difficult to fill vessel had a general cargo and caitlo. All

the ship would not have pased on the case. That the Captain say

berna balu-and

Dale of its was inconvenient in many

alu-and employ of Messre Lane, Crawford & G., the ship would not have proceeded on bee no readers, the first question which natu- and it is only fute that the Chinese side is the officers berths with the cousins and the latter wore rostot alive. The scenes don,

was charged on remul with stealing a on, he cable and capable oficee ways, which will be understood without was charged on remed with stealing a voyage but for the for, The evidence of rally stisna is: Why do men write also heard from before final judgment is uncles of his own dependents; and Admiral on board are described as terrible:

Landay, 28th July.A privato in the quantity of miscellaneous grads belonging the witness Murray, he selenited, cold Where then is the solution of this problema pased on the case. That the Captain is Lang's sirictness was inconvenient in many

nos he taken as crodible, as he had to be sought.7 Clearly the likeliest placen elcient, honoura

officerowie

high officials. as carnest desire to see sight done, and his employers, on the 30th and 31st July. contradicted himself on two important is in writings themselves; and this fur-intre by what his tech for the Chi-tou, are beginning to think me they can ing in a letter that harsh treatment, by his (sa the candidates' addresses bara st), i Mr fluuios appeared for the prosecution, points. The defendant sugaged Duff, sin pishes as at once with a substantial renson Bules but what is what patioas

Ostali every way, I do not, for a momcat, dia- dubailed explanatio. The in ༣

paints. The defend

a substatitial renson pute, but what his real position in the catcos Guards has committed suicide, slieg- Biccted, he would do everything he could and Mr Mossep for the defence.

because he could not got his clearance for reading. The limite of the present forth. In Viceroy Li's memorial to the we learn, has gone into utter confusions since the cers, who repudiate the allegation, neso navy was is what I proposes in kring get on without foreign statistance or potni ufficers was the ssuse. The public demand thetenco in now wore. The Board of Admiralty, an unquiry, which demand 13 endorsed by honestly and fairly for his constituency Mr Bowles said he proposed to call the without having a certificated mate on the article do not permit of a detailed seat Throce of his engagement of a foreign tarquis Sing's death: there is nobly

said he proposed to call the ply because he could not get his clearance for reading.

we and the public,

defendant in the laat caso ne a witness articles, but having engaged him be made gation of this question. This though officer as naval adviser to the Feivany now in Pasing who takes the least interest in That the Banker and the Underwriter will in this.

up the mind to see up his mind to go without him. "It was ust matter of regret to the writer, ugut readers have a spart run for the Honourable Ng A Un said-I and seculis em up his mind to go

but so his own pocket perhunted reasons General is ust an Admiral is plain,

called EN aate his own pocket perhaps, but to will probably be thankful for. At times squadron, Capt. Lang wus called position, but I szu inclined to pin my ployed at bisers Jana, Crawford & Co. are that of his owners, and that nineunted writere themselves pretend to advance & Brigadier- neral Ling. That a gauer. For the moment there is no foreign questio

it, or enres the least what becomes of it. faith upon the chances of the man of premises, I have been there fourteen or at of in owners, and

orto pretty nearly the satte thing is rousin for their conduct; but these reasons General is not an Adonirat is plain, and that pressing on the attention of the government aanitation,

After years. I was present when my room whold conduct showed that he acted with are usually of the nature of shallow excuser, a naval adviser is not Commander of st Peking, and the party that asks only to That I hour the farewell to Mr Chadwick, was searched by Mr Deason. The things remeditation. Why did te nut ai half. One man protests that he has given way the navy is equally plain. How Captain stand on the ancient ways has got the

farewell to Mr Chadwick, was er were The cigars

premeditati though a quiet

quiet aflair, has a most grown produced were found there is an-hour Why did he not go ashore and to the persuasions of numerous friends, Lang became genrally addressed as upper hand,

July last by

The indifferetics that the into the dimensions of a banquet, and were sold to me about 23rd July last by try to find Daff! What did it matter if the Alas far, the aacred name of friendship. Admin Lang is inexplicable pothapa Viceroy Li displayed the other day at the certainly the reoipicat fully deserves the the defendast, He A Lum, who is a canlio try to find

fle ought Another would have us believe that he is through courscay, but it is ourtainly carry. destruction of a large part of the railway is fle ought Another was he is casting precicina eding courtesy too far and naval adviser in Trugard: ho himself was afraid to employed in the shop. I gave hima 61 for un hare engaged a substitute mats as the fully inscious

reston city courtesy too far. Being only a Briga sign of the times. Since the Marquis That the failure of the Chinese School rach box except the smaller ons, for which the aided-sane That the failure of the Chinese School employed in the shop. I gaye hita 61 for ship waited for an hour or two te onthis far, the sacred name of friendsh

master to obtain damages from P. C. I paid 60 cents. He told me they were the law prided he to the Shipping on stony ground, but that he will feal his dier General in rank and naval adviser in Taag died, there is no one to urge the

Bathiles, and were defendant $1. He said would nut banished off. Bad

Office, which opened at ten o'clock and re-labour has not been in vain, if here and Muller for assault and falso in pris ument samples, and were not wanted. For the not wanted. For the not wanted. For the Office, which done fully onscious ho

takes rur. It wou'd ho qud to Ting, who was appointed hy do much, but his influence was on the right has caused much comment.

pocket-knife I gave defendant St. He said ported his male as a deserter. Then he there a single grain takça car. It position, Captain Log could not have been country forward: he himself was afraid

Ho not have broken the law, and he be abaned for then to attemp, to make us

side. The entlook now is as unpromising Imperial DocT That I think and have frequently said that it was a present from his tester. The would are punished Doff. He did neither believe that they write in the hope of such peri

北洋水 would have

hope of

88 it can be. Even the west ardent policemen here do not receive sufficient pozians was given to me by the defendant. He one or the other, If the first charge rewards as either the unfading verdure of Admirat of the Pei gang naval forces. True, admirers of the Viceroy of Chilli must be e instruction in the art of dealing with When I was first asked I knew nothing of the nor instruction in the art of dealing with. When I was first seked I knew nothing of was proved against him it followed that the lanret crown, or the chink of more the literal translation of His Major-ittle shakan by the duplicity he has shown

the socks or the sauce. I saw the defendant

Recond must be proved also. There had stantial guineus, in a world where so few of General, but it being the highest military in Admiral Laug's care a depiticity which That if a constable entered the house of 3 one day coming down from my room and be brought before his Worship nothing them are remsnitored nd so many of them

of the European and demeaned himself as he he told me he had taken some this to China the terms of Admiral is not in pli- improbably regret before very long.

hehe some to be uny reason upon break inay evidently did in the school-manator's house, my room. He had no business to be in folentinually allowed the ship to go without sous big sums have been paid for little Chile, Purple, as a rule, underra:o the evidently did in the schoolmastor's house, my room, He had no business to be in to show any reason why Daff should have starve. But if it is arged that nocea rank of both the army and the navy in he and his Admiral fing will hath not or if he had attempted to arrest that part of the house. The things he had his. If he bad done such a grievous thing as books, how infinitely more fuquent is it, cab

arrest that part of the house. The things he had intentionally allowed the ship to go without sions big sms have been paid for little China the terms of Admial is not in pli improbably regret before very long.

fata for cable.

Juleva European and ing him, along as he did taken were hidden under any blanket. nt, why was he not prosecuted! He was that little gums have been paid for big wers the domine, things would have been I picked up the glasses from the dust-bio,

that, Nowers of Admiral Ting and believe be is picked up the glasses from the being su. Admiral Ting can rumoristise the made very hot for him.

By Me Mossop-I never told any body he had not even changed his surat thought of; for want boing labouring can offer his humble opinion to By Mr Mongop-I never told any body in the colony when the defendent returned, books. This would reduce writing at once oder the thumb of Viceroy Li. Far from

The slug could give esidence against the defondant he had not even changed his address, but to a agator of cambling, a thing not to bo being st. Admiral Ting can morilise the nothing was done. He thought his Wor- thought of; for wint being labouring H. E. Denson, repeated the aridence heat gave in the previous case; and said the ship must from the facts come to the con. under the burden of sarity would can offer his humble opinion to his mast The Kaking correspondent of the NC be treated differently from a songway defendent had been in the employ of elusion not only that the first charge was speculate against such heavy odds No; the august: Mejcety without constilting the Daily News writes:-Kisugai people are

Nos pat Board of Admiralty. The engagement a pproved

question of mercenary interest must be pat to Pei- rowdy: they offer every kind of opposition Messrs Lano, Crawford and Co. for eight proved but the second also.

pat Captain Langa was really concers on a Some 200 on one side, for might not the successful That it is a pity that a Chinama, whatever years as a packer, and was in a position of His Worship said-It is quite clear that lawyer, ur physician, or stockbroker bay up the part of Admiral Ting, who knowing bir riot and the old scene of a chapel in ruins -It is quite clear that on one side, for might not the successful Captain Lang sa naval adviserent of proverbially rough and inclined to be

On Berlin lawyer, or physician, or stockbroker bay up yang Squadron was really a concession on to the work of the missionaries. Ano her his education may be, cannot adhere to trus. His wages were 10 per month, an olence against the Merchant Shipping generation of these so-called suco aful on a deficiencies acquiesced complacently in and effects burned is repeated. Some

of the the truth and nothing but the truth, ale Blossop submitted that no evidence Ordinance has been committed; that is to authors. And after all the causes that are dece of Vicody Lt. Had he object dedd li from here is a sies city called Chinan dinance has been committed; that is to generation of these so-called use fut the part of Admiral Ting, who knowing bis riot and of the missionaries Ano her when setting forth a possibly real had been adduced to show that the deny that on the 17th of April this ship left authors.

are disposed of causes that are own deficieneral Ting, who know on to the work or every kind of opprettin

the wishes Vicurey On New York- advanced are disposed of and shown to be trots the first, the Viceroy, great and in the Nankang prefecture where the riot fendant-bed committed a Larceny. Even if the harbour, without having a certifested absurd. grievance.

ne absurd, as retro the That the number of Chinese cases which the goods were placed by Lin in the last mate on board. The question for me to mains dat be shartly swaned up in this powerful so he in, would have thought cocurred last autatott. A Flynneth Brother On-Baby

they aally can be all that great and odd li from here i

summed bolore daring to fores an adviser on and his wife had entered this hsien city witness's room that was not evilenou, that decide is whether this was done delibe Theory.

This summed up are from the first, the Had he object and effects hard scene of a chapel her

Cerethes, trio rately or whether it was done in conge. Theory: This authes scribendi, the him. It is obvious than that Captois Lang sumie six or seven months ago and routed a they had been stolen.

done in congemania for scribbling, in casentially bore the saree relation to Admiral Ting as elapel. All went well for a time, but at in time to teach the Chinese to stick to

no doubt in quence of the desprtion of the mate. - disease, and so far 28 at present known, Mr. Daing did to the Prime Minister of length the lead His Worship asid there was Mur as or the naked trath for a change, or by way his mind that the defendant had committed zay, the man who took Duffs place had incurable. Tais Theory, if intelligently Mr. Dasing did

of the people, the bigoted On Galoutta dorea

and blinded literary men, irred up the the larceny, and he should sentence him to been acting sa mato for some 15 mouths on applied, will be found sufficient to accounting these facts of experiment. That, notwithstanding this the ship. Be came down to Hongkong for all that mass of literature the perusal of

ational Fail-six months' imprisonas.t, with hard taste in the ship, but the law prorented which is not of dimci personal interest to the ght-in the Chinese light

Bearing these facts in mind, let us review town by posting plecards, naning the day for ing, I think the domine has a grievance, labour.

inste in the ship, but the law prevented for all that mass of literature the perusal of gain the Hongkong incident in a new turning out the foreigners. They claimedu gbanghai-

medicine given by the missionary and that the manner of executing war-

him from shipping hero as mate. He which is not of direct personal interest to the turn of posting plecards, naming the day for him from shipping here as mato. He reader Literature of direct par onal interest call it so. Admiral Ting set out for Hai to the sick effected only a temporary relief Gold Leaf, 11 m

Heronder, personal light-in the Chinese light if one likes to that the medicine given by the niceionary

90 days' sight private paper, 13 Fante un behalf of the Olium Farmer

therefore shipped us . B. at the wages of includes Railway and Stenship line van with four grainers, and the Admiral's and ended Bnally fo great calamity to the Sovereigns (Babk'e buying rate) 36,32 mer THE CHARGE AGAINST THE CAP a month, although the smallest pay tables, intelligence relating to the state of Ba was hauled down because the Admiral persons treated. They afrined also that needs through reform, both as to THE CHARGE AGAINST THE CAPEL a month, althoug's the smaller includes Railway and Stenship, time- all it no. Admiral Ting set out for Hai- to the sick effected only a temporary relief he had beer receiving his pay Jaiterly rip in tesuth contury, that branch board the Pentang thought other his other, which we teen Who would they initiation and execatior.

TAIN OF THE G. H.-WAPPAUS. he had been receiving for six years Pantoms, the value of the dullar, i rice of had gose. Suppose the Admiral's a gwers the missionary het two try that pris

be receiving for six years tables, intelligence relating to the state of BAD with four cruisers, and the Admiral's and ended not only a temporary relief That the possibilities of annoyance and

i gated etwa 225 a month, and his pay Jutely Captain Paulus Hanison of the British had bean 49 6 month.Daffa urip, in due the only litorature to which left flying the public would have been led, two very damaging idole, is wit a cros outrage czi pesceable citizens, which this

had been 84 month. Daff was by one of the native system of search warrants presente, ars a barque G. H. Wappus, who was charged engaged on 16th April at $100 for the the nineteenth century, thening of the to believe there were two Admirals on Chinese idus given be one of us butive disgrass to our administration: bence with baving on the 18th April left the fun to Foochow and a first-class passage of literature known an eritlema thond of bord. Pong as the ether sine coundation of thuit worship, and the (Taken of

Fun to Footbow til the 18th April left the back to Hongkong. He left the boarding Violent coming they had ever men. Who would guess R

sage to believe

word weft two be applied. That branch the Pri-yang squadron and there was converts as a memento and sea sign of his Hengkuas Hali haberdut as only one. Captain Lang thought othersine of the necessity for the exercise of the

colony without having on board his ship: a house on 18th April to join the ship, hav. course be only applies to this latter. Ton and complained the Viauroy valurg his other, which was the fierceat and urat, ugly

Vicurug nost, have greatest cars in these domiciliary visits. That the Reclamation works eastward apertifiestol, mato, and with taking a falas ing received orders to do so on the previous highest condition of literature is sorvices tried to please him without coming they had ever set. Who would gum Raro

there have the only applied to this latter. Tontolgan yagaadna and there was Chinese idul given by a wit a cras falasing developed, the condition in which the ren That there polat the evidence becomes highly couffic sangat, the condition in which the re-instead of five colours,

guose BAROMETER Ting, as |

81 he * he what it was a bely organ!! This they pear to have come to a standstill, and at entry in his official log, agolu appeared be day, but found the ship gone. At this der and the writer read and write in into nonfict with admifa Jus will see the idol lune bad, test and that

the again ba developed, the condition in which the res services tried to please him without coming they had ever. prosent they serve only to entrap the fore Me Wodehouse at the Meg siracy toting. The ship left on the 17th sed antion between reader and write resolves d

poist the evidence becomes highly pouffice ordered the flying fag with four said was that

Viceroy Li can em the teeth Viceroy Li can emit ed queer sounds; if nina not be por. FareBRONNIER...? 8, 1 nowary steam-langel.

ofisiniust Teres&ONSTER-

pointed That I hear there is the praise of a day. Mr A. B. Johnson, Crown Solicitor, chored at Tax-in, an island a short distanosation between reader and write resolves

To. maka Captain Lang Au Admiral without the mob czine to execute tasir threat the prosecution, and Air Cald, from Hongkong, and remained there 24thelf into the practical question of six da many things, but he scald not mitted to ozia On the day appointed abundant arop of Law-ants over the appeared for the prosecution, and Mr Cald, from Hongkong, and remained there 21

and remained there shooters and bowie knives, the universal the Throne's sanction and the Throne and with the fall knowledge and ap Res amation sohems, which will be nuts wel for this defance.

bours, because of a thick fog it was said, fresdont of the Press, the Literary Bil had already appointed Ting as the patently eilent cunasnt of the maghirate, James Middleton Beck, clark in charge, and also to wait for Dof; but there was for those who can crack them.

paleniu

Admiral. Captain Inng chuốn to con- for the missiounty had sent a copy of the That grawls of a promiscuous nature are E. H. A. & U. Telegraph Co, said he had nothing whatever to ahow in what way Duffle B

EPSIL N.

sider the attempt on the part of the piscard to thì hạion and requested bis beard against the present prosecution of been subpoenaed to produce two telegram was to know that the ship was to remain In the Beciamation works, but postpone- I between ? Möller and Hunsupu,' He was this place for 24 hours and that he August 14th, 1889.

Viauroy to plonas him as an offence and interference, bacno notice was laken uf the

didate is ono wheels may be wrong, but may also be altogathor right.

That Mr N. 3. Ede has been a member of

the

the Sanitary Board for some soven years,

That he is pratensed with public spirit and

good werks and dono sigunt saevices thore,

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honour.

natives.

That if a rowdy sailor requires different

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resident, why should not a school-waster

thief,

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