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NOW READY.

DOUND VOLUMES of the TRADE B FOR for eth Price $10.

Apply at the Daily Praes Öfica. Hongkong, lat February, 1871,

Bingo the abase was penned, we notice that Tza delivery ni tho Daily Prom From thus hifice com- Mr. Stewart's resignation is announced official mancad na 5a'ut lay morning at 10.00, and the lastly, and that. Mr. Lister is appointed Coroners, Eurowogurst the uflen i LO 90.

The Daily Press

Hoxazero, June 49rti, 1871,

Ture result which has attended the American expedition to the Cores makes the opening of } that country to foreign intercourse now only a question of time. It is impossible that the rebuff which has been sustained can be accepted; and in opening fire on the Ames ricau tuen of war, the Coreans way bo vaid to have thrown away their last chance of staving off the necessity of treating foreign nations upen an equality. But for their

Total,.

326,025

180,00

*1,994,470

$2,231,165

SUPREME COURT

NISI PRIUS.... BEFORE CHIEF-JUSTIOR AND A SPECIAL JURY. Dreger und another. Yeong Alina; {"

THE DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 19ra, 1871.

to unavoidable and disastrosa lussen. ( But-or-

foolish sot, it is probable that the expedition that they had made males through the cota The crew were divided up in the ants. Only himself incapable of providing for his own the Univéran.

would have resulted in nothing more than the arrangement of a few friendly protiming, ries to futuro intercourse: Now, it can hardly be doubted, that the matter will not be allowed to drop until full reparation has been exacted, and a treaty admitting of foreign in tercourse obtained.

on the part of foreigners in establishing in tercourse with nations like the Chinese, Cureans, or Japanese,

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

17th June. BEFORE JAMES RUSSELL, ESQ.

A BREICH OF FAITH.

LATE TELEGRAMS.

REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

SUPPLIED TO THE "DAILY. FRESS.“

The following telegrams were issued from this office at 10a.m. yesterday

Lospor, 14th June, Afterndon, In the Hones of Commons, Lara Rusach'a

who hava cf late years ligan conspicuous lu the flation. In the motropolis 2.079 births and court of Oro Correspondent in Parie says lonies of their connexion with the mother

What the Coreans alleged under this clause was that. Lieurg-a-hamthe complainant, and enjoyed a nap on the bed torio, natars, to positions of hereditary fa- which in the three praviona weeks had been his Some are riddled with shot. Ser

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julonder attainments and of very limited ox LOSS OF THE STEAMER MARSTM

BANKRUPT PEERS

cence in the continued possession of exceptional cooperation between benevolent agencies and (Sularday Review.)

privilegen by men who are unable to appracia to the police. We regret to hear of the total loss of the RE.perience, while a gentleman of Mr. STEWART'S

The recent degradation of more than one then. The Bankrupt Peers Bill lan step to 4 large public meeting of the Licqused Vio undoubted ability and talents has been allo-above vessel. The following are all the parti Hinglish peer has made the passing of an Aot wards a bettor stule of things. But it will do toallers of the Westminster district was held gether passed over.

culars obtained up to the time of going to to make bankruptoy a disqualification for a little permanent good unless it be supplement yesterday afternoon -fi- St James'w-ball, at Beat in the House of Lords a necessary rebuted by other improvements less directly within which resolutions were passed, disapproving of The Mars laff this bound to Amey on Wid ber cannot be uniformly virtuota or uni.

the Government Licensing Bill and appointing to legislative decency, a hereditary Obam the scope of legislation,

a deputation to wait upon the Home Secretary. needay Just at 3a.m., and at 9 am, on the next formly wise, and, considering boy oflan ke-

HOME NEWS.

Laat week the total number of papers in the day, Thursday, she struck on soum rock off prosentative Chumhare fail in both these ras (Simsaries from the Tondon "Daily Neesymetripolis was 133,000, of whom 84,655 ware

Indoor, and 98,405 received qutdoor rolleft The following account of the average amount shore. Chinese fishing-boats de ont in great toonch to ask that it shall be nuiformly ference of Managers of Discharged Prisoners' pared with the corresponding week of fast year

Breaker Paint, distant about three miles from peqte, it need not take any special shame

WEDNESDAY, April 26th. to iteef for fte dolotencies. But it is not of Bank Notce in sirculation in Hongkong, dur- per bag, is published in Satardag Gadambers from shore, and in them to Chiness, able, and willing Lam ita abt. The dogs And Bosintisa with a view to chorr 4.00 there is a decrease of 15,541. The total pom of Mr. Wade and Admiral Kellett. Mr. Wadu Lord Dechy presided yesterday over a Con. These numbers show a decrease of only 857 motion for Rejection of the Washington Treaty

compared with the preceding werk, but pom has been negatived.

LONDON, 15th June, Afternoon passengers, about 200 in number, were fanded, of poverty which mintea the requieti imperation. Later in the day Sir M. H, Benob her of rigrante relieved on the last day of the says it is impossible to prodio to what extent The Government has published the despateken Oriental Bank Corporation,.....3 300,000 Chartered Mercantile Bank of

The Chinese then drove the Europeane proticable as hardly ever fall to the lot of took the chair at a similar gathering ook was 1,115, Indis, London and China...

out of the ship, which was rapidly bang broken peer, palcas he has been guilty of great faults. The proceedings of the Conference will be atm Ohartered Bank of India, Aus-

up by the sea; The ship rugi umidships on

or grunt falties. In almost every instance be led today..

There were nine members of the Judicial the Foreign intereat will be compromise tralia and China,

|has sucçnedel to a peripotent estate, and in the The annual meeting of the subsriber to the Committee of the Privy Council pissent yes should France decide Ipen hostile action; and Hongkong and Shanghai Bank,

the rock, and in ten minutes afterwards how on.great majority of cases the butle of that cetate Ark Union, was held yesterday. Tas reportsterday, when the Solicita Bonoral renewed his bag and certainly not afford to diminis ing Corporation,..

her Naval Force bite the people are bodomlig gine room was full of water; the rolled a good has been in land. Now land is the one kind of stated that the depression in trudo and the war plition for a rosaring of the case of Mr more hostile to Foraigners dent on the rook, and, in two hours brate in property which in this nuotry tends steadily bheteauecia falling off in the swoont of sub considerable length that the history of the Parahas. Tho learned gentlembu contended at

SIGATORE, 16th Juno. to 10 in value. If circumstances had descriptions, which this year is £10,171 %. Or tan anridabipe. The weather was very thick, reed that pears abond an a rule be vail the £1,010 is allotted for prizes, sad £2,081 28, jurisdiction of that tribunal showed that the

The vessel Halamon, from Bombay to Penang. As the Ubinese would not allow the evew firm or great contractors or the kends of fund now niepte to £15,741. The prizes now Reviews it was in perfectly constitutional pro- COLONIAL GOVERNORS' FENSION ACT. and blowing heavily with a higa qe running way akareholders. or partners in banking 100 in the cost of the prints, fo, Tho rearre "pplication was a proper ore, and that accord-foundered, hade are reported lust.

ing to the analogy of the old Commission of. to land, they put to men in the ship'a mértout le hounde,, the i vicissitudeg for distributed include one work of art at £200, two hoata, one of which swamped along.fume and the action of trade revemes might t£100, two at £75, three at £60, four at £50, ceeding for the Council of the Queen to review Mr. Baillie Cochrane, in rising to move side, and drowned Ave Chinees uilcys from time to time have subjected many of them besides nearly one hundred of smaller value.

the recommendation of the Judioul Committee for the appointment of a Select Committee hy, the process of a robearing. Their lordships, to inquire into the working of the Colonial Testerday a series of lectures, was' begun át The Chief Justice summed up on Saturday In one of the other bunto us the unplain, in dinary caution will suffice to save any consider-St. George's Hull, Langham-place, designed however, devided that to grant the prayer of Governors Pensions Act, said that as the ken from 10a.m. till Bearly 1 pmt. En said the another the Chief mate, in the third the ablo Buglish landowner from this risk, and, te to west current forms of unbelief amongst the the petitions would be to canse great public member for Leith intended shortly to bring questions before the jury were set forth in the Chief, 3rd and 4th engineora and puraer, and tousoquenes of this security, so went of educated elsefe Lord Harrowby presided, mischief, and to threw doubt upor ilie validity the whole question of the relations of the mo declaration, in which the plaintiffs alleged first, in the fourth the Sud matc and 2nd Engineer prudensa tosy fairly be visited with deprivation and the Archbishop of Yark deliverol an ad of the proceedings. The petitions was, there ther country and the colonies before the House,

of legislative rights, A man who has moved dream upon the theory of the development of for dismissed with cont

he should not go into the general question, and pradore for which they had not bror paid, and

In the Court of Queen's Bench, yesterday, in acknowledgement of the courtesy which had sacondly that the compradore had not conduct the bat buat has arrived, and it is famed the household han soxtainly forfeited ble title to a Last week the aggrogate mortality in Log in the case of the Bridgwater Election Cohis been shown him by tho Prise Minister, his ro share in governing the State, Unfortunately don and nineteen other large towns of the given pro forma in favour of the latter. The brief. The House might not be aware-for missioners and My. Lovibond, judgment you marke on his own epific toting should be ed himself according to the bond, because he others may be lost. bed not paid for goods which he bought of the

however, imprudence is not the worst chetgo Unitol King oth was at the rate of 26 death decision will be reviewed by the judges of the he was sorry to say that it did not take mugh plaintiffs. The jury, would have to consider

that can be brought against some of the pours annually to avery 1,000 of the estimated popa-two her commonly courts, sitting as internet in colonial questions-kot the only what was in the minds of the parties who made

Bankruptcy Courts. The aames that ocenr to 1578 deaths were registered, the former bar: the bond, but at the same time they must con

link which now ropained to rewind the co- every one in connexion with the purga which it ing been 209 below, and the latter 35 sbore the that the devastation caused by the bombard country consisted in the power of the Imperial aïdor only the actual terms of the bond ilself.

Our Special Tis bond appeared to be that the defendant.

liss been found necessary to apply to the Rose Tego Zymotio discasca oarsed deaths, sucat of Noailly is even greater than might Government sppoint the governors, whe would pay the plaintiff any auc not exceeding

Chew Echee, a servant uusaploÿrl, was of Lords are not those of nisa whose fatliera incinding 276 from small-par; 18 from mensie have been expected. In the avenue leading to Istrange ns. it might spem, had no pensiona up The history of the affair is strongly illus 25,000, unless the compradors should pay all to prison for four months with hard her, keriting but small possessione, my consequent from, whooping cough, 33 from different forms the Forte des Ternes, whole sides of houses are to the year 1855. In that year he introduced

svere ennobled for public eceries, and who, 27 friar soarlet fever, 4 from diphtherin, 44 lowes and damages on sales, & effected by or convicted of having stclan for the house of Sem accusations are made of a wanton use of force or ga credit. That was one, ekipulation of daring his temporary absence from his abode peculation. It has been their wil, not their 15, as enterio or typhoid, and 7 as simple CAF Carody a lamp post is left atanding. In the of his hands and passed in such a form that be Leative of the fallacy which is allon into when through bim for the plaintiffs for ready money aree, barbor, living in the Hollywood Read, by lore been tempted to add to this by rash of fover (of which 11 were certified as typhus, quashed in, and the sirevis around are a leap Bill for the purpose of giving peunions to of rdite. The trees are torn into abrede, sad retiring governors, which Bill was taken out for the needle-guns and for the white fondant bad visited the house with a friend of They have been born to great catarea and his-that the fatel cases of small-por in London, there is not a house which has escaped being adequate to the occasion, the Act was great boon the bond, and under it came the claim a pair of trowsers, and pissened the same. De overty, that, hua driven paers to beggar them- sioned fever.) and 15 from diarrea.

sulree on the rudeburns or at the gaming table. It is pointed out by the Registrar-General other in thoroughfare leading from Neally sercely recognized it when I had become an faunels and table covers, The broadb

to Farietha Avonae de la Graude Armée- Act of Parliament. Still, though not entirely in bia napany, and that of another man, Anence, to opportunities which other men 183, 214, and 265, further rose last week to 376, hare done is only what the Chinese and for the plaintiff This applied to $1,183.30 of after noon, and acized the opportunity afforded

had not made good losses on goods sold by him during a beary shower which secured shortly think

The second blockade of Paris commenced took but little intereat in the matter, the to the colonios. for though the House generally themecirca happy if they can the highest weekly nuniber that has opened yesterday. No provisions intended for the city Colonial Secretaries and Under Secretaries had Japanese have done before, and would do the claim. Now as to the guns, do doubt theybian by waking first to take the trowers while composed by the labour of balf a lifetime. Thearing the present epidemia. Allowing for now be tracumitted by the Northern Baif- always so far ne bo know, shown the gresteat now if they dared—that is, to resort to free were sold, but he would say more of them pre- the others were yet asteep

have chosen to throw away those advantages for the interruption in vezistration caused by Good rather thau permit the most ordinary sently. The flanela, however, and table-covers

the obequezas excitement of a few ferefish gears, Friday and the following Easter holidays, it is way but will be returned to the modere. - interest in questions appertaining to their de were only gent to Japan, to be sold by the com friendly intercourse with foreign nations. pradore. It would be for the jury to say whe boat, was required to give persunt sedarity in

Au-skun, master of the Hang-bin passage little more than began, the slaves of their evadi-shown a steady incrmer in the past month. is believed there that Fort Issy will shortly be fortune to secure the services as colonial go and now they find themardves, with their livas evident that: the deaths froid small-pux Have According to a telegram from Versailles, it partment: The lute Governoient had the good The element of force thus arises not on the ther that came within the meaning of sale 25 for one month. He was charged by Mr. There is nothing to be done for them, no more than double the highest weekly number nace that active operations are about to be Mr. Due, and Lord Belmore, while the pre tors, and a text for Republican, preachers. The 376, returned last weet were considerably vacuated by the insurgents. It is again. on- vernors, oh men at Sir June Fergusson, part of foreigners But on that of the natives, et uther an interpreter than the esiley on be-office, with finging handad in payment of anything should be attempted They have sown epidemics which prevailed during the 31 years publishes same savere remarks upon the Cireu-qualifications, had the advantage of Parlimen-

effected by him. And as to the guns, was be Chang-abot, a alok in the Harbour-master even if it were possible, would they deserve that registered in London during the several coed by the troops, and the whole question, therefore, is simply half of his master? The second stipolation of fes for changing a special pornit, quit, pur with their eyes open, and they have only them-11840-70. HANKOZA

The Sour, which is now issued at Terasilien, Normanby, who, in addition to his other

scal Glover laent, in appointing the Marquis of" whether it is a justifiable thing for Europeans the bond was that the compradore should con porting to benant, piçoe, which was worthgelves to thank it. they find the lives they to demand the right of friendly intercouree dest himself at all times with delige less. Defendant had receiver in payment of have gathered bitter. But though they are injunction recently grailted, protesting Mr of ting that under the Espite ho used to demand terest in the colonies. But in order to Indies In the Court of Bankruptay yesterday, ther of it. Dolante respecting the new press law. tary experience, had taken a couras whilah must with Asiatic countries. Upon this point we trusted to him as aneh compradors as afore.

ty, and punctuality concerning all things en passage, and did not know it was base

The Ser complains thas M. Dafaare, forget commend itself to all persons wao take an ins BVASION OF THE OPIUM LAVE. fra is not to. We din at least enare that the certain of bis creditors, was extended until eal functions, now follows the deplorable tradi- they must be treated fairly, and an interest nast help, the Assembly of which they ara mem-3. Buckstone from procedings on the part of the complete aparation of political and indien of position to accept colonial governorstips. presume that there can be scarcely two opí: said." The breach alleged was that Leong,

Woo Apui and Lee Aking, caj penters on House of Lorde shall not be damagol by their day Bth The, debts are about £1,000. Iations of previous Ministers of Justice, by send shown in them and their position. It would nions, and if so, it must be clear that there is 3-kam had reared to pay for goods obtained board the M.M.S.S. Denney, was charged as after all very little in the eloquent remarks by him on credis in his own name from the above. M. Francis, solicitor, for the prosed The Bill introduced by the Lord Chancellor that the abilities were £33.00, and that there which are contrary to the spirit of French in nora, only sight or nine bad benefited by the the ease of Sir Minto Farqabar, it was stateding instructions to the Froourenrs General scarcely be oredtied that of more than 70 gover plaintiffe. Waa that want of fidelity, integrition, which have so frequently been made with ty, and punctuality? If so, was it merely as a Peter Lynam sword, and examined by Mr and supported by the leader of tas Opposition ward no assots

epect to the impropriety of a policy of Force, trader, or in the words of, the hand as such Trauole, siated that to, was curployed by the shall be disqualified frem sitting or roting, in the Westminster Police-pourt with having the Executiva upon Procureurs, who ought to Formerly nearly every colonial governor Wa provides that any peer who becomes a bunkrupt

stitutioma and the independence of the magis Act of 1865, the amount of their retiring pen Two gentlemen were yesterday sharge trasy. These instructions impose the will of slope being £7,070 a year. (Hear, bear.) 16 will be a very serions muller if the present compradore?". Was it part of the contruct)'Opium Farmer. The license we gembed in the the Henise of Elorde, tr from being elvited cudded tobá auction in St. Margaret'strecibe the sole judges of the propriety of institu-half-pay officer, who, when his period of servics

that he should buy goods of his mnstora? There name of Obau-shan-lei. He had gone on board affair be allowed to pass, and we can hardly was a clane in the hond restricting him from the MM.9.9. Donat yesterday, acompanied pitage wil be restored to him, if the order on the previous day, nation, helder udste ting a prospention, and thus fand to aggravate expired, teli back upon his half-pay but at imagine that for the sake of its position in buying at all except under certain osuditions by a person from that cffice, and ale byl bankruptcy in anulled on the ground that it ons of whole is a journalist, were denied ads is to be allowed of the Governnicut, the As civilians, who, unless they possessed privato privilagos mate-unkers deusonstration. The defendants, the restrictions ipoe Liberty. If no eriticism the presest time the offices were filled by China, the United States can allow the matter, traded, without the comment of plaintiffà in the ship conducted thein below to the curfught, wover to have have been made, or if it insion ta Paince-yard by the police, and assembly, or the Ministers, what? field remains, fortoncs, had alsolutely nothing to live upon

The third brauch alleged was that ho bad Chauk ng and an interpreter. An offer of to drop until it has been settled upon a basis writing, Airl ther bad themselves sold impenters' quirler, and then they removed certain is proved to the satisfaction of the Kouse they excited disposed to insist upon going in the vir asks, for free discussion!

$3,500 worth of goods. Certainly, be bad boxes. Un somebody being sent for, the second cd from all debts and liabilities to which one of them had been struck by a constablo of Lords" that he has been duly discharg they were taken into custody, but not before

when they returned from the colonies, un thoroughly establishing the successful nature rided to the extent of $92,000 in two firme, defendant came and opened a box with a key be, waa ubjoch at the late of his bank. The magistrate ordered, the defondante to be the annual meeting of the Society for the Pro. time of life when it was too late for them of the expedition. There is no doubt that the but the course paraued by the plaintiffs in sell but whence the key was brought complainant suptcy. Upon the fedom of this last pro- discharged. :

The Bishop of Ely yesterday presided over the expiration of their term of office, at a unfortunate result of the French expedition ing Ein goods would of itself at law destroy could not say. He took out some chathe, visiou Lord. Hitberley owns to having felt

to enter any other profession. By the Act was the cause of the French losing so punch their sight of action.

Mr. Hayllar said thata general consent was Deneath there clothes very bladders of preous doubts. The question.to be determiood Lunatie Asylum was yesterday charged with the past twelve mostha tko, society's receipts/loa until he was 60 years of age, Arretara An attendant at the Wandsworth County pagation of the Compel, an organization which of 1865 no governos could repcire a pan-

han tow bean in existence 170 years. Daring: prestige in China that the Tientsin Massacre not sufficient under the bond. It must be a

parod opian, twenty-one in number (produced) we, whether in order to the restitution of causing the death of Robert S. Malley, agod 65 thn's were also two small tine of the sun peer's privileges there should be required full years, a patient by scalding him in a bath. was perpetrated; and the lesson which is

soubled to more than £00,000, and the reporteraion at all. Sir George Groy had served in. gare a list of 51 ex-governors who received no ocusent for each separate traposolion.

[prodneed). After this the fist defendant the taught ought not to be overlooked. His Lordship said at any rate he had their una tech a key and preat ban, this bor payment of his debts, of merely the "discharge Dr. Biggs, the resident medical officer, said he stated that the demande upon its events were South Australia, New Zealand, and the Cape

contemplated by the Lankruptoy: Ast, which is asked the prisoner how he was guilty of such

increasing every year. We are informed that Mr. STEWART, Whols. There was no ovidence to shew that Then search wis mada in another place where fallowing gum, a. payment by the apkrupt of water npon the deccused. He replied that he that the net profit during the past six months of Sir J. Le Maroknot was still stronger. He consent for $8,000, which was a fourth of this, there were four bladders of prepared opium, a release by the general consent of the creditors culpable negligence by turning almost boiling Supply Ansodintion last evening, it was reported was or hotally bu years of age he was not now At the half-yearly meeting of the Civil Service for 2 years and seven wonths, but because he. receiving one penny of public money. The case to the extent of a dollar. As to the question and in theco Ponds there were fated 05 Link of 10a, in the poord. We are disposed to thick did so thoughtlessly, and sccidentally. Mr. taze been prot of interest, Mr. Hayllar had abandoned that boxes of that the Lord Chanceller came to wrong de Ingham committed the prisoner for trial for

The Lords Justices yesterday board an appeal he had not completed 18 years, he could receiva scrred 17 years and three montba, bút bicaNSS being found to be two onerous, combined with ked for was $4.393.30. Now as to the um bladders of opium. He had remsited in charge creditors who bave not been satisfied, by any the Treasury receipts amounted, to £3,637,954 use of Roskell v. Sir Joseph Whitworth in which ald was also a hard one. There was a clause in

part of the claim, and therefore the whole s Altugether there were 100 tius of opium and 34 cision on this point. The argument that the manslaughter.

contrary decision would enable thres or four

In the first three weeks of the financial van Ffroma decision of Vice-Chancellor Bacou, in the no pension. The case of Mr. Norinan Mardon- the duties which he has to perform in his bellas; if the plaintiff sold them out-and-out of the whole on board the ship until the Watering they will accept nothing short of full and the expenditure to 89,381,798. Of the the trustees of a Roman Catholic obschat Man the Act by which, if a person had served 12. capacity of Inspector of Government Schools. to the compradors, as he had stated in the Police arrived on board. The opium was taken payment, to confer or withhold the privilege later sum wore thin 65,600,000 was for interest Chester complained that & ponderous steryears in a civil capacity and eight years ne go. We cannot allow this opportunity to pass compradetoship in the trinaestion

witness-kox, where was the slightest shadow off into the Water Police boat, and the defendiste of acting as a peer, is "not to, our mind on the National debt. The balance in the Bankeeriona annoyanae. The Vice-Chancellor bad! Ternor, he should receive a pension.of £500 a

baumer in the defendant's manufactory was a without paying a well merited tribute to the practice of selling to compradores was-010 and they were told to take their baggage with Hatherley bimself in the earlier part of his

The were received from the officers of the Donnur, foreible as the argument alleged by Lord of England on Saturday last was £3,272,796. singular ability and industry with which Mt. Lebich had seen up bare, but whick wao wash! them. The Agent of tar M, M. Go, was there.apcach, that no man ought to be able," to point Monday, was postponed until yesterday, Fromaniar; hance the appeal, which ana, however or of Sierra Leone for six years and nino to be regretted, but it never could grow up to First defondant said that he bad received the to a member of their Lordships Hogan and rise in the morning until fire in the evening the Court of Queen's Bench yesterday, years be did not receivos pension of £500, but Srawat bas performed the duties of a diffi- be part of his business as a compradoro. His apite from the Fuk-yune shop for carriage say,There is a man who owes me a large sum

The truce a Nemily, originally fired for granted an injunstion restraining the use of the year. Mr. M. Madoxald had served as Gorer.

dismissed.

-months-and-a-farther period of 10 years in a Lojvil capacity, but althongk ha had scrred 18 cult office; nor is it possible to refrain from Lordship proceeded to read over the evidence, the second defendant said he was employed by the of money, and although be occupies a place bostilities. An appeal has bean uude to flie test against the claim of the otheials of the only for thick toute rivista herras

was the time appointed for the nepension of Chief Justice Cockburn took occasion to pro- expressing some little surprise at the peculiar remarking that that taken on Friday only had Fuk yana chop; this was said when they were in the Legalature of the country, be leaves publie by the Republican League to provide Treasury to review the taxation of bills of eosis not Colonial Secretary best. Governor of Sierra manner in which his claims to promotion compradore as to the transaction with the and corroborated the statement made by first that this way atill be sail in game and the children of Neuilly into Faris. Tu bad been already taxed by competent legal dan was Sir P. Wodehouse, who had served 18 the effect of confirming the evidence of the charged by Oreuk-sing, who was also a witness, just claima unentisfied." It seems to means for conveying the old man, the women incurred in original proceedings, and which Leonewbealeretired. Another mustdistinguish- have been overlooked by the Government. viacdario. The baly discrepancy remaining witness, ne to the finding of the prepared epius measuro Mr. STEWART is a thoroughly efficient Chine that the compradore said he did not in on board the steamer : when be charged seat come law. It is true, the law dues not by which all vacant spartmente in Paris are to

evčn when this Bill bus be- Commune has at the same time, issued a deares Altboritios. terpret, while the plaintiff said he did. As to with baying opium, they were also seked for nese Scholar, is well conversant with the ways to the sale of the faunefs, if the jury found unerrtificate, but they did not produce onzider these skuins in the light at gule given up for the use of the inbuits Pleas will be held on May 10th, and following The case af Sir B. D. Hay, who had sorred 22 A special aitting of the Court of Common received no pansion because he was not 60. yeurs in Honduras, Gaiana, and the Cape.Be of the natives, and bas had no less than ton that they had not been sold, or that it was not its value of the chim alout $100, ather debts when once the required proportion has bave teen compelled to leave the bombardo days, for the trial of the Tichborne baronatay sa ichilar chara stue 22 years' experienos in the Colony. Yet during proved that they had been sold, it was for them more than ess

been paid, and when the creditira, for the oor-districts. to say whether they were claimed under the

In his defence the first man said that the have abandoned the hope of getting the whole announces that the last few days have been

tainty of getting half of what is due to them, the last are years young ou bave been declaration which alleged their sale.

In a despatch, to the Prefects. M. Thiers case. Chef Justice Bovill is to preside. Dundan again, who had been a member of bat During yesterday's sitting of the Court of Honse, neither got an appointment nor a pen. promoted to posts, with` palaries of from

take it to go to the Tu-yone shop there. leased from the obligation of paying all that centration of the troops. Great operations brought before Mr. Registrar Brougham. Is opinn was given to him by the Fuk-yune shop But no honorable man considers himself re- employed in engineering works and the con. Barkruptcy, two extensive failures were sion. What bodesired was a Select Committes, £800 to £1,000, and in one cans £1,200,

he simply carried it, he had made three voyage he owes by a technical discharge of this sort, will shortly commenco, he sage in conclusion. one the debts were stated at £64,900, and the fairly known, and that justice night be done order that the working of the act might be while Mr. Srgwant. has been allowed to go

to Blurope Second defendant had also made and the eclications necessary in sitting And M. Ricard bus saed d-circular, in which he assets at £47,000 in the other the liabilities to eminent public servante. His idea was that ou with a bare 2500 as Inspector of Schoolk,

three voyages, und was carrying the opium for the same shop in Saigon, frous the Euk-gune voting in the House of Lorde should surely be recommends that the municipal elections should were returned at £31,000, and this asacte and every man who had served six years na govern. supplemented by £150 a year for the vary

shop in Hongkong..

judged by to inferior standard. As the Bill be completely free, and that any agents of the property bald as soonrity at nearly £103,000. or of a colony should have a kind of half-pay, onerous duties of Coroner, The fact is a clause charging the compradors with want sureties in $280 cucb.

stands, it will still be open to any creditor to Paris insurrection who may endeavor to excite Reminded dil the 23rd, bait each in two point to a peer who has returned to the Houes disorder should be mergetically put down, street Folies-soart that he had found a bag not wish this to be regarded as a profession in A few days ago a lad stated at Worship or retaining fee, of about £300 a year. He did striking, and leads to reflections by no means of fidelity, &c., in not rendering accounts.in

of Lords after being formally disalarged from Thees elections are to be held at case, and containing between £20 and £30, but thist, after which a man was to receive promotion by being ON SUSPICION. of the pleasantest nature. It is truly dis- proper time,

bis debts and liabilities, and say,There is a elections will then take place to fill up the taking it to the police station, the officer on duty removed from one colony to another, but it was Tang wo-tai and Trang-tum-kwai, widovs,

declined to recount for it. He has a zdanitted desirable he should not fall into penury when heartening, herause it is inwering to oue's but nevertheless it was right to permit itseoirs, in consequence of some suspicious cir-Legislature, is Lord Hitlerley truly Bagheat was attached on Sanday by 200 in. bring into trouble an inspestor who chastised not-presinde bim from obtaining employment

His Tordship said this raised a now iste, were uneated by Folios Sergeant Oail Was man who has only paid me buff the money he vacancica in the Assembly,

uwes me, and yet he occupies a pluco in the i Acording to despatch from Varsailles, that the story was a fabrication, Intended to be returned hous, and the retaining fes would respect to one's species, and to this extent to Bat win the power of the cornumstances of which he was a witness, in con- says, the Lordy cannot hope to citsin respect argents, who were rugmised. The attack was him for some youthful delinquency twelve if he were thought to be the best man to one's own self reapoct, to sob eo little senss pradora to render ascounts?. Was there nection with a young girl naaned Wong Akeen, for bonourable condeet if they look lightly on afterwards renewed by 1,000 insurgents, who months ago, of duty and so great a tendency to favoritiam u want of punctuality do not delivering aged 17 years, whom he auspicted they were the airaanstance of large debta being aontract were also repaland, and their red fog Japtured

| a particular vacanty. He was almost sahamed evrata which he could not got? He comuni endeavouring to sell as a prostitate Explara bd without the means of paying them, bow slas for the last two or three years chacated all the information in big power, Now tione having been given the defendants which respect will they, obtain if they look Rigault, has resigned his post. He was Chief charged on nepicion of having mardered a wo them to an allowance of £300, there were only nother member of the Commune, 31. Raont Wicklow street. Clerkenwell, was yesterday ed. Taking six years of service na entitling A bonse-painter ramed Nunney, living into state the small amount the retired govornoTS would receive if biggestion, were adopt. racterised almost every appointment that hase to the umbrellas. The plaintif imself and placed under a rule of bail, and required lightly on farge debts being ebatrasted with of the Police M. Falix Byat, it is sacosuced, man who hid passed me his wife. The deceased e-governors who would receive it, and the been made in this Colony. However, waare they were sold out-and-cut to the compresse give Recurity in the sum of $100 to be of go out the means of paying more than half of has been induced to withdraw bin resignation.

on his account. If it was a gale simpliciter be Behaviour for one month."" confident that Mr. Stewar's efforts can-tween trader and trader, the defendant could

them? Just half, we suppose, of the respect A remanr baring obtained currency in Parir lation, and the prisoner had made an attempt term of service were prolonged to nine years was found dead in der bedroom from strangwhole amount would not exceed £9,909. If the not fail to have been appreciated by all who not be liable under the bond. Further, the Two cases of no puse, five European drunks, to which they would have been entitled if that the Germans had evacuated the forts on to kang bimeslt also. Bis epopet of the co- have had an opportunity of judging on the plaintiffe claimed damages for the compradore's several cases of phetruation and unlicensed they had passed a more sweepdog Bill. In the right bank of the Seine, the insurgentoom-aurrence is that the woman committed suicide, there would be only 18 who could claim the subject. In Hongkong, the duties of the compradore had admitted that he could have Naisances was complainant, and dirt the objso-be more fatal to his claim to sit and rote a the arrived and demanded the strict observance of

trading without their consent in writing. The barking, two cases in which the Inspector of Sale WBYE, Haden, sie fact of peer wander of the Vincennes Fort been to arm but with this the medical testimony is incon retaining fee, and the total amount would not

accepting his discharge on these terms ought to its ramparts. A sussian parlementaire soon sistent. The mugistrate remanded him.

exceed £8,400, Bren the Chancellor of the Coroner are prouliarly delicato and im- paid the greater part of his debt to thear it be te matter, completed the week's catalogne.

Erobequer would not, be thought, refuse to do House of Lords: than the fuse af die original the Peace Convention. In allience to orders There was a very heavy and incessant bom justice to thess servanta of the thrown at D portent, as any error in the first investiga had not independently ponisted. A

With regard to all these points the following |

bankruptcy. The latter may conocivably not from General Cluseret the anuparts were at bardment of the soulbern forts of Paris during small an expenditure. At one time our colonia! tion into the cause of a death way lead to a special questions were put to the jury, who THE ABSENCE OF THE BISHOP" he dne to his own Janit; the former is patirely once disarined

page the whole of Wednesday night. The insurgents governor-shipa ware regarded as reinge for defent of justice; and, unfortunately, the after deliberation rotaried the appended ego,THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY FRE, Shie owa doise, Med

Our Special Correnpondent in Paris says that late in their report that several of the case the destitute. Recent Governments bed of natives habitually use every mesas to bide ers

It is not, however, the provisions of this Bill the city is now quoipletely invested. The Fits mates of Fort Vanves were injured by the shells. late, tried to elevate them, and the appoint- SIR-Kot being a member-of-tie Chnach, up the truth and shield the criminals On-Were the carbines sold by or through the of England, I have no very great objection to that give staanifeando, but the fact that any sions have given up the Fart of Charenton to They also say that they are ready for anything: ments were now excsilent. The governors sero citbor the auoctice or the prosence of the Bishop Bill of the kind should have been calle', for the Freneb army, and the Versailles troops are that they will blow up the southere for rather the only link between the mother country and 110 ccmsion has Mr. STEWART spared any on a character for the rise of Victoria upon. religious gromads, and as 1 Tuo aujos attacks to which the House of Lords bowing up to St. Deals Auuther siege is foured, than sitos them to be captured, but that they the colony, and he confidently hoped that the

Under Secretary for the Colonise would enter pains to get at the full merits of the cases In the first erent, your verdict will be for plain only a small tax-payer, I do so uhiro to it is exposed supply Conservative writers with a and with is the honors of famine. The men of hops it will not be necessary to take this sten.

panch upon poonglary grobede, Dub would famurita theme for indignant protest. But the the Commung would not, our Correspondent At Fert Tasy, nesording to their own reports, tuin his proposal. He should not press hib before him. His querous Qulius have never tire de Bentelo sold at all. If not, Youture to call attentum te a strong reason rieturia of "indignation, meetings would do adds, heliqve in the honesty of the late Govern be insurgents suffered greatly, several men and motion to a division, Unit would move pro fermé induced him to shirk an investigation or an yoar verdiot must be for the defendant; if they why be very short stay in the colony is to be the House of Lorda fut little berm if its mom ment a yielding to banger, they may them a virandiare being killed. On abell fell in the thut n Select Committe be appointed to inquire adjournment which, might seem to be neces were sold and not paid for by compradore, for chiccted to. I think it shows a want of natural bere could persand not to help on the selves now, perhaps, be brought to anbmission fort, onsed x cannon to burst and wounded into the working of the Colonial Governors

nffection.

The Bishop, as is well known, -kas pault-by their own suisconduct. The principle by similar meana.

three artilleryrien. According to accounts from Pensions Act. sary; while his knowledge of the Chinese

plaintiffs.

•The same Correspondent says that the Central | Versailles, the barracks in Fort Yanres bare two hopeful soos in the colony, one in an emt of an hereditary Sound Chausher, is so deply

Mr. Knatchbull-Hugessen was ready to ad- language, and, shrewd appreciation of the

neat mercantile firm, and the other in the Go rooted in the minds of Englishmen that nothing Committes is terribly discutiated with the Combeen catirely destrogod, and yesterday morning mit that whatever praise was due for the mea

Bure of 1865 ought to be bestowed upon the various shifts resorted to by the Chinese for

vernment Service Surely be ought to bave but the demerite of those who compusoil is likely mune, and bolde itself ready for any emergency, there was a breach of five yards in the wille.

Same knobese are claimed by the inant hon. gentleman, because it was a child of life. the purpose of shielding offendere, have often

made the paterant presence & little longer seriously to disturb ita usocadancy tie a pria. It is zo certain that the insurrection must ind Did the compratore buy the sobrelies on than be dil on the last occasion. It is uds ciple bich works so well in practice that no in failure that it foreseja a time when it may gents. In Nouilly they have, they state, oup. The hon. member might say that it had been enabled him to trace crimes which bad for his own account, as Mr Dreyer states; ne did a matitled Ten Werkes funny merely to replace it by a principle more capable and is motunatons to treat with Versilianet-e-battery at Mendon and Sre gurus i have said that thoot was working as woll ne wrote prudent politician would wish to set it aids be necessary to arrest the Commage in a body, tured a barricade, and their ownnon have ei. changed at nurse, but be on big part abould Ire boy them on.

could be expected. The hon. gentleman now talent would have altogether escaped potice Pariner account of himself and saved mót Bishop Alford write a similar work of acientific justification. Butthereis omneh come to some”underslekang balore it 19 2007 Courbevoie, Considerable predit is also que to Mr. Did the compradore trade without such coa-kong ph of Pivo Weeks in Hong to be said ngaiget it as a matter of thiory that late

it cannot afford tóraxcrifice say one of the M. Lois Blanc has written a letter to M. It is also announced that thirty Chussenrs, appeared in the light of a rather unnatural parent, who wished to pluce his offspring at pleas which have hitherto been brought forward Cernuschi, the editor of the Sicle, in which he with their sergeant, hare deserted from Vorname and expose it to the tender morcice of a

its behalf. If the House of Lords esses to declares himself in front of the Republia ane sailles and joined the ranks of the insurgents.

Select Committea. The result of an inquiry bea Chamber of great aubles, stroze in all the and indivisible" M. Lannis Blang fully recog. An insurrection is reported by the Mat before a Belcat Committee might not, however, elements of position, character, and political, nieos the right of the municipalities to admin. 7'Ordre ka have broken out at Tualoase; but our be entirely in accordance with the bon, wem. aptitude which go to make up the ideal consister their own effairs; but says that in propre. Paris Correspondent says that the news re-ber's own views and wishes because the b- ception of such a Chamber, it will cease to have tion as decentralization is necessary with regard haires coudroiative,

sence of opposition to the passing of the Act

has for a long time filled the post of Coroner in this Colony, is about to resign, the work

his conscientious industry and unassuming

tbo defendunt ever knew the men aver traded

Mr. Hayllar said if his Lordship ruled that kus proof of sale lay on bin after the would ask to amend the declaration. goods had been received by the compradore, he His Lordship and he thought he ought to allow this to be done.

The amendment consisted of the insertion of

1

compradore' in plaintiffs,

tiffa in for defendant,'

Ja second Breach-

3. Geld the defendant render and did be

mike default in rendering an account as to the

sold fanuele and table-cloths fan

On the third Brzach

i prepared wpłom, of which witness look notice.

a work in

azder the title

his so doing: Did the compradore, in fact,

1X1

Hongkong, 17th June, 1871.

MANCHESTER SHIP NAVIGATION:

Tours truly

DISSENTER,

STEWART for the pains which he has takepeat of plaintiffe in writing required by the

to call attention of the Govermout to the ad; and did or did not the loses ecur from

necessity of introducing some means of punishing witnesses who give falso testimony

trade with the consent of the plaintiffs?

The Jury, after an absence of about three;

ing asumers—

1. Verdict for defendant,

2 Verdict for defendant.

his own account...

On third Breach-

the natives have time to take steps to bush-The compradore bought the umbrelies on matters up; and we are confidout that a vist number of criminals will continue to escape with impunity until the suggestion which

service. The return kept out of view that

was

recognize, and the colonies to appreciate, the advantage of self relianos and self-government, It was also to be remembered that there had never been nog dienly in obtaining the The rat report of the Belect Committee of service of fit "and" proper perrons ge cu-

UNIVERSITY TESTS.

before the Cozumer, Unfortunately thees autors of an hour, returned with the follow-The merits of the proposed improvement any weight in the country, and in this way its to local interests would it be dangerous when the same Correspondent states that there was owing to the indifferezde which then pre- which is considered to have suon an important extinction will be only a section of time extended to general intersate. Personal matters plios iron to the delegates of the Republican vailed on eclozial subjects. Serious objections suggestions have not been attended to, and

bearing upon the future progress of Manesas Position the Lords are not likely to use, for shall be left to the individual; communal Leagus and to the Freemasons by M. Thiers were, however, raised at the time by the Colonial the difficulty remains unabated. It is of the

er, have been again mooted. The conclusion the aristocratic tendensier of English swoisty reatters to the Commune national matters, to have amused a very strong feeling in Paris Office and the Treasury, as, for example, that greatest importance that there should be and table-dots were sold, the compradors or that, if the navigation could be so improved thing we can see to the contrary, a po ay be drawing the line of demarcation between these are hostile to the Oommune are said to be join-administrative connexion between the solonies 3. There being no evidence that the funnels arrived at by some of those most interested in sens in no way to be declining, and for any the ratios. There would be some dubulty in against that statesman Many perangs who Parliament was asked to draw more closely the every means of getting at the truth of canes defendant could not render account sales of as to allow steamers of the esme dans which a great on in England half a century interests were not the wasts of distinguishing ing the insurgent National Guards is conse and the mother country just as the latter began to when they are first investigated, that is, before them,

now pass through the Suez Canal to reach hence ns be is today. But character and one from the other afforlik by the very nature quoase of those replies..... Manchester, by radusing the charges and political aptitude they way easily lose in the of things. Louis Blanc concludes with an ving time, it would greatly afing ate trade, aggregate, however bigh individual peers may foxpression of regret that recourse has been bad Lid largely to the resources of the district, continue to staud in both respects: The re-to force, which founds nothing, because it The compradore did trade with the know and by improving the drainage, increase the putation of an assemblyje easily destroyed by solves nothing," and deplores that ciril war lago and outsour of the plaint, but without borcu okrs, il en fieret, wel huge, matter the shortcomings of a very small bority of new adding to the miseries France is suffering the figure of Lords on university tests, which lonial governors. The tendency of the Bhange the causent writing required by unnecessary, it is beliered, sur large its members, and it would take but a few more from wat has been made by the Coroner be carried out. The losses did coeur from hisan trading. at Fleetwood or any other neighboring port such uses us some with which date years

has just been issued, contains no expression of proposed by the hon. member wouldbe to make Pre TæresDay Apr 27th. opinion on the part of the committes. It mere. this a kind of continuvos service, whereas it In conclusion, we can only hope that tardy The compradore did rats with the comments of The original plan, is promptgated elect a rear bare unde us Requinted to maks the House At yesterday's silting of the Leadon School y reproduce the evidence of twenty-five wit ought not to be a service by promotion, but post but ngờ has, it is said, been agria carefully con of Lords an object of general unpornority. It Board arport was brought up from the In- nesses, adduced during the sittings of the those who were responsible should be free to acknowledginent may be made of the plaintiff

dered by Mr. Hamilton Felton, the engineer is to the peers themselves, therefore, thit, tas dustrial Schools Committee detailing the steps Committee. Canon Liddon, on being examined, look abou, for the best man to fill a racucy. and the result he has arrived at s that the defenders of the House of Lords ought to ud which they had taken, and recommending that said he thought some tests were necessary, but If the Act word referred to a committer, the A shocking realdent recently took pines at completion of a Harigation to Manchester for dress their bouilles. Une trial in die Court no additional schools should be erected until under our actual vircucestances a modison whole spirit and principle of the Bill must rendered. He deserves the credit of having, Town, Isle of Man. A powerful bone mill steamers dhawing it, of water may be ao of Bankruptcy does thore da discredit the whole those at present in existence wezo utilised. tion of the existing, teate, was audenbtedly came under investigation, and instead of im at all timede thrown his whole energy into was working on the farm of air. Thomas Moore, couplisted for an outlay of about 53,500,000, order than all the constitutional indignation Some of the details of the report skoud over for desirable for political reasons. He believed, proving the position of the ex-governore the his work, and of having apparently looked to when the man in charge became entangled in the provided the Mersey and Irwell Navigation expended St. James's Uall or in Trafalgar further consideration; bat, on the motion of however, that, the general spirit of the contrary might be the result. The Government. the merit of his services alona for his chancestry, and was literally, read to start Company, now an unrematurative surgere. Square. Nur in it sal bankruptor that dea. Sir Thomas Tilson, it was unanimously resuired University Tools Bill would, bare an injuri were willing to allow the matter to rei where it of promotion. It may be keped that in onewed afable bowing of Queen Victoria, na whetereat to give their earnest co-operation to the tuner of live of which bankrupts is merely managers of gisting indietrial soboots so as should be in favour of a bill for making such thaturh the present arrangement. With spect An American paper says that the constant can be made to see that it will be to their intrays the indiance of the peers. The whole that the committee should confer with the one effect upon university laglalation. He was, and the Colonial Office had no desire to instance at all events it will be shown that rides in the state carriage through London, is promotors of the proposed undertaking., ka

.is

one among many syei bois bes in its do zrce the ita certain the number of cases to be taken a modification of the existing ayatem of fonts to the question of age it much be clear that to real qualifications are not overlooked in the the west, which mechanically sways the cugal Mina Surah Kilgore, a recent eradunts of the legislats sad, yet cannot be dismissed frons bis to brizg beglocted children before the magis berests of religion in universities. With refer- quitted the service of the Government in the Bane offect: A legislator who noter cares to by them, and that offisers should be appointed world be compatible with the gobatantial in- allow a pension to maa 50 years old, who long run. As matters, however, stand, it bedy ne in the act of boring."

law department of the University of Huligan, post, a main invested with grest political func-itrates with a view to their being sent to such ense to the test of the Thirty-nine Articles, full vigor of hie, would entail a considerable must be confessed it seems strange that Mr. Trevelyan Goodall, son of a Royal Amans been admitted to practice in the Supreme tions who has no wish to fit himself for their schools:

Cufon Liddon said that a smaller number of charge upon the public revenue, and one 'thaź while the efy has constantly been the great derisinn, has been accidentally shot dead with Court of that State

exercise, a stafetmen by birth and opportuot. The Sitting of the Discharged Prisoners theological propositione might be more emily won mot demanded by the necessities of the want in the Government Service of men ne pistol by his brother, Mr. Howard Goodall, The Chellangnya Tikes asks Whither ties who never dreams of becoming statesman Aid Conference were resumed yesterday at the assented to conscientiously. He would have case. It was imposible to follow the Fonbrable in'tbeleland of Capri. The decensed was unly are we drifting? To which the faville in fact these are all so many varieties of neg-Bociety of Arts, Mr. 8. Unye. M.P. in the chair, these frauted one to adut Roman Catholics, member into the history and details of each of quainted with Chinese, the highest appost-23 years of age, the surviving brother only £1. Why replies:It would be profane to us to leat of duty which have the common charao resolution in favour of establishing a ventral and Diassuters, but talude Unitarians, the can be had mentioned, hat with respect menta, jave been given to men of very beth of them young men of great promise, | way."

teristig of indispoting the nation to acquies." organisation ana pasted, with a view of Inviting Deista, and people who believe less than Deists, to two of them he might say that the only rea

valuable services which Mr. GreWART has

the meallt of a curious contrivance attached to