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QOUND VOLUMES of the TRADE RE- FORT for the year 1876. Price 310.

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The Daily Press

HONGKONG, JUNE 26TH, 1971.

those who will not see," the Government tave shown themselves singularly unimpression- able by facts connected with a question which, they acarcely disguised, was one that they desired if possible to set on one side. A Parliamentary Committee haing appointed

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POLICE INTELLIGENCE. 24th June, Beroze James Russell, Esq.

SUSPICIOUS."

THE DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 26r¤, 1871.

followisfigures show the sum taken in each of the three years for those purpose:-

MEMORANDUM ON MIXED. COURT. JURISDICTION IN SHANGHAI, 1860-70. 1870-1 81671-2 ..../£1,150,000....:$890, 400.1.31,816,800

The following memeridam, which appears Both the first years had diuination the British Consular Trade Reports for 1969 Leo senng fat, who was obarged on the 2nd of expenses and considerable retrenchment, and 1670, and is written by Vice-Consul Fur iratant, with having been found at 3.30 am. The third shaws do increase in round numbers rest, who has been sitting for over three yours on that day by Appes Sammee, a watobman of £35,400.( or a fúr grestertilion of as Ameso in the Mixed Court at Shanghat, is is a certain warehouse, the property of Wing vicus year. Or, if we take the wiple * been published, as illustrative of the ways of employed to take care of Tal-wong Lans, with pease than the whole expenditure of the pre- one of the most valuable documents, which has Ahing, the master of the Sam-Ice Chandlery, penditure under this head for both the econo having the padlock by which the door had been mical yeare, we find it comes to little more than dealing customary among the Chinese, both secured in big band, was sentenced to six is asked for the single year-1871.2. And so commercial and official. It is worthy of the months with hard Labour Priscoor sanartad we see that neatly hall the whole m now most atterithe perusal of all who are interested tant finding the padlock untoskej, ha bad on.

called extra expenditure (dédnating, of course, Sn Chinese affairg tered to oboy a call of nature, braange he had the purchase system money) goes to make goat no money to pay the fee at a public conventenac wilful deftotencies of Supply, Maunfacture andi The heap of the door was not broken, nor waa Repair of Warlike Storage- any key found on his person; the band coolie of the chandlery was quito positive that at dusk on the 21st instant he had looked the padlock of the store. Defendant could tot peu. duce any witness,

SESTRVOTIÓNS.

Nga-chow, of No. 74 Wing.lok Buildinga, the pabio-road right abrose to the Praya Wall, was fool 35, for baring unlawfully obstructed": by picking angar thereon.

Suppose we take some particular items of expenditure, under this head,, to show their character and purposes. The expenditurs for Gunpowder and Gun-cotton was

The occupants of houses Nos. 162, 103, 190] Or, for a similar offenes, the obstructions of their and 198, Queen's-road Contral, were fued $2, creation being putting out boxes and other} actieloe; and, also ácing carpenter's worE OF the foot-way.

Several cases were remanded until the 25th instant, to permit of farther enquiries to be made and witnesses found. The list of petty offences was small, and contained nothing of any i terest to the public.

SHANGHAL

CHINKEANG.

(N. C. Daily News, j' Another correspondent sands as another ac

it will be easy to obtain full facts from the to the Frenah, and at one time a mok

For. 1860, £8,000; saving from the

viche year of £1,700,

pre-

For 1870, £3,000; a further arlag

£1,700,

of

of

Faz 1871, £155,000 or an addition

£150,000

take the Metals and Fund together:---

In 1859-70 there was a deurense on these

articles of £146,000.

of

more

Fur 1870-1 there we further decrease * about £50,000,0

For 1871-2 there is a increage of

than £185,000, -01 a remposition of our exact sating the cost of Establishments, their pay, stages, aud contingencies:

11889-70

£641,868 £651,309

In 1870-1 In 1871-9 it is to ba....... £878 396-

blcated armament.

NORIMINAL DAMER

Juno 30th, 1870-

*

mosting to more than £59, eren if a judg ment is recorded for the plaintiffs.

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ing about his case, every such visit, being [Penni Coda aqarefally ignorod, and any attempt disadvantage to the foreigner. "I cannot too charged against him at 40 tools. This fact on the partof the Mized Court, to indued the high strangly urge the necessity of establishing, at was reported to the Legation by Her Majesty's mandurius to put into effect such punishments on a permanent senle of fees, from which, on on its his despatok, dated 8th Tonnery, as banishment to the frontier or Tartary, or do quase can either Chiness, or foreigner bo- 1869. His detention in the Taoutre's Famou even's distance, at 100 11, is met with the coolest come exempt.. cost bin 4,000 taole; but an opians had greatly indifference. risen in the meantime, lie came out a gainer of

I would bag to point out that the allowance (Signed) some $,000 tacle on the fraudulent transaction)

R. L. FORREST,_i of 500 tane per month, granted by the Thoutai Asting Vise Conal and British for the support of the Mixed Court, is exceed. and Co., or business. He there appropriated Shortly afterwards, Kia-keib-yuos, anokher

Assvanur of the Mad Couri.ingly inadequate. From that an the Mugis opiam broker, went to Mosers. Suredan, Sons

trate has to support, bimself, bis jamén of some a bank order for 1,000 taels, which he at mos

CIVIL OABES.

fifty people-including writers, linguists, jailors. tried to collect through a frient. The ka be the Mixed Court has sat on eighty-eight civil about thirty prisoners per diem. At prosent Since the date of my last Report, Ime 18EB, and the expense of a jail which should contain ing discovered, a messenger was sent just in casce in which British subjects were plaintiffe. there is not a trustworthy native on the pre- time to shop payment, at the native bank. The muita represent a total of some 70.000 taels mises The foreign Assessor alone takde re Kit-keib-yuen was arrested, and; in dèfonse; Shau hai aycee, or £83,533 aterling. atated that he found the order sticking to the 24.000 tuls of this amount have been recovered wishes to atla oh an offender, to do the work of Some Kubla nares, and is compellad hides, if he sole of his boot on leaving. Sastoons, and, fear through the agency of the Court; dispates in Sherif and Mandaria. and to resort to the Since the date of my last Report, June 1868, ing last, he should be sense of theft, gave it voiving suns to the value of $4.000 tuela bare foreign police if a anemons is to be effentually. 2,980 griminal cases have been heard before the to a Triend to get maahad. I insisted on a long bean settled out of Coart, aftor action takea served or auarrest made. In fact, I may briedy Mixed Court. A large number of petty cases term of imprisonment in this flagrant case, there, and the batinse, eny 12,0:10 mole, is still record my opinion that the Chinese sultontica The petition which has been forwarded to

have also been disposed of without record. mach to the indignation of the opium men. uncollected, pending the ultimate nettlement of hore evince no deaire whatever to do justice to

The recorded gase hace el crimen and At this time the head of the opium guild, variono casca. the House of Commons by the Edmburgh

offences as murder, highway robbery, robbery, Tok-aing, was auch talked of as a possible, with the result. I do not quote these figures them a clar egunat a ative, whatever be its I append a list of cases baard foreigners in afvii cr oriminal Lotions. Wish Chamber of Commerce, praying that is select

piracy, theft, house-breaking, coming, kiduar bankrupt, Mcsere, Engeoon, Soua and Co, with the intention of misledding any one with merite, in a thing to be resisted and opposed; Committee may be appointed to enquire into

ping, muggling, receiving stolen goods, all who Bad Harge dealings with him, deslined tak regard to the power or utility of the Mixed and as they have found from experience that tory, and aastuit. A few examples may noting any more of his paper, having already some Court, but merely to show the necdasity of its such opposition has hitherto met with remark. the state of Britisk trading relations with

prove uninteresting. .

£25,000 of it in hand. This so soraged the existence. About a year ago, when Tiny was ablo aucdeas, it will he continued until event': China, will, it is to be hoped, be productive

1. Murder On the 28th May, 1887, awrack guild that they put an embargo on the hong, Toonine, the institution worked pretty fairly, compel the fundarins to do funtina tó foreigni of voer useful results. It might perhaps be

ea young girl umed Chen-Su-e was brought and actually, for six weeks prevented & Chi as far as civil cases were concerned. The ers, or the latter, in despair, il cefnse to ad." into Court, and otargad an old woman, named ziese trader of any sort from going near the Taosan supported it a good deal, or, ritter, muce olaims against nativos. As matters now wished that the first petition had come from

Chou-shib, with having inflicted the most hot-bouse They, moreover, placed boats round the sapported the nation of his Wokyun Chon as stund, it is simply impossible to mover, Authe a source more immediately interested in the

rible tortures on her. The girl, an inmate of a receiving-abip and stopped any native from going against the Chebeen. Be, too, beard appeals is China, trade, but it is satisfactory that the

brutal, refused, at the dosamand of the defend on board. Tot ang distinctly told the mansan impartial, orderly manner, and enforced his ant, to receive the advance of some coolie, and ging partner that any reference to the Britisa decisions afterwards. Various legal questions Edinburgh Chamber possesses greatinfluence,

Tako bad the elbow and knee joints ploughed way Consulate in the matter would he visited on the with regard to such ever caurring questions state of things, until the Central Government I do not see any remedy for this deplorable and a requisition from it will be consequently

rents with a pair of Chinese soutsors in conquence. hong by a perniinent suspension of all business disputed contracts, interest, and general at Peking gives to the Mixo Court the likely to be treated with becoming respect;

Other portion of her body were tooted in in Stanghe; and at the out ports, and this actuercantile oburges,, were determined by him same protection and prestige that it accorda In 1800-70. they came to £196,330.

the bike flandish manner. The old womanually induced the manager not only to make poin a manner that ones led mo while there is reason to trust that this peti

In the next your they dwindled to £19,590. merely said she had a right to treat the girl de complaint but to prevent any steps being taken that I might be able, from

hope to the foreign Chatoma stablishment I tion will be backed by similar petitions from A cat show is shortly to ha held at the Crye- This year they are sat at £699,200.

aba liked, as she was a alave. The poor girl in the matter by others. A more iniquitous as-noter

official fail to see why the administration of in the Manchester Chamber and from those of tal Palace, committee has been formedor na increase in rond number of £380,000. died almost immediately after leaving the sertion of power on one part of the opinch guild sions, to draw up a record which would have than the collection of native and foreign and confirmed Mixed Court deci ternational justice should, be more difficult to arrange the preliminarica, and there is no Norust it be sipposed that this extra expen-Court, and the old woman was seat into the can bardly be imagined." sities immediately concerned in the question. reason why the exhibition should not prove ditura is on one or two itenin out of many. In Heies for trial, I telling Chen to inform that Highway Rubbery, I will mention only one which reference could be made in commercial jesty's olboere are compelled to sit day after best valuable as a collection of precedents to dage, or why the building in which Her Ma As an ovideco that: Chius, dad the Chins very successful. It is only to be hoped that fact, the various items of expenditure under officer that I would no longer sit in the Mixed case which scurred on the neant grond en disputes. This would bare been the beginning day with the Chinese officials should be infi trade are attracting attention at home, this the committee will not he subjected to practical this bead of Supply and Manufacture of Stores Court if proper parish most was not inflicted the Mired Curt, on 6th May. Three men of a practical Commercial Code, the utility of nitely inferior to the bude sladd the Obsess jokes, and that we shall not hear of sportive are twenty-five in nabor; there was a sucing on the marderess. The Huien ordered the wo-one named Cain-taze-ming, dressed in foreign which would be very great Ting Troute, too. Gurornment provides fur the tide antrepora movement is reassuring. The nature of the young teen catching stray cats, popping them on thirteen of them in 1868-3 on inele of man's ear to be pierced with arrows, and she clothes, and with his face covered with black gave me his support in trying to establish at and harbour-meters of this port,bring cala questions proposed shows that the framers of in a bamper, and sending them off addressed that in 1860.70; cn twenty of them in 1870.1 was carried round the structs with norier to paint, rushed from an excavation on some Chi office, in connection with the Mizad Court, for in winter, anbearably bot in summer, and filled In 1871.2, on the other hand, there is an iproclaim hor enormities. She was loggod atnes passing by, bat Chin-tote-ming was luck the registration of all docamente, such ua cos- with offensive odours which defy the power of the petition are very well informed on the to the secretary of the show.

orezne on twenty-ons of the whole twenty five intervals, and erontnally died from the tortura, y arrosted. He was brought to the Mixed Court, track and security obopa, with which foreignora disinfectants, The Mixed Court is not only a subject; and, if the suggestion which they

itoms. The net resnit, as we have seen, in that While I protest against the torture (over which and interrogated. The crime being very se bave to deal in their commerce with the Chi-disagreeable, but dangerous habitation in which make be oried out, there can be no doubt

in this matter of store supply slono-powder, foreigners had no control) I cannot regral therious, he be sent into the city, but at gave dishese. Copies of such documents were to have to pass many hours of the day. If the Ubigge The Shaughns. Enien tas issued a proclamagan-earrings, camp-équipage, becontremonte: woman's fate, for a more horrible brime never olarged by the Haien, on the plan of taannity. been taken, and the crignals stamped by the Government would, devote the same esin of that a great step will have been taken to tion warning the Chipete against erading the materials for workmen, wages, and so forth-yut game to my knowledge. The police bad I can unly say that, when before me, he appear.Sub-Prefest. Official, translations were to have money to the building of a proper Coure that wards some useful action in regard to the local, dues on opium.

take, one million of the two sad a guapter of much trouble in preventing the neighbours | ed perfectly snoo..

boin mode, and other necessary steps taken to that they annually axpend on the signal ata- various vexed questions which have for the An interesting question has been e

ergued in extra expenditure proposed this year--apart from lynching this woman.

Hnice-Braking On 12th June, 1868, a max reader impossible the prose never ending tions on the river at Shanghai, a decently com last five or six years brought forth so much the Supreme Court Are Chinese as other fo from abolition of purchase.

Piracy.At the beginning of the year themanied Wane-as-chuan, we fumd in the bed-disputós regarding the meaning of Chinccefortable Coart could be erected, and ode great reigners, with respect to the jurisdiction of the If we would know further what the money pirate vesela came to Woosung, and refitted room of the mausger of the Chartered Bank, documents. At an interview I had with the source of annoyance removed. hitherto unproductive discussion. The China Supreme Court, er Have they special privileges is wanted for, let us turn to other kind of fore without molestativ. Two of the bond at 3 a., with a knife in his band. He had Yioe-Governor Ting, at Bub-chow, that oficial question at home is something like the ques-under Clause XVII. of the Tientsin treaty neocasty Supply Clothing under which head men were taken by the foreign police whik fraken through three houses the same night. professed his great delight at the plan, and thing of the future, the present aerional de

The proposed new.commercial code is yet The case arose out of an action which in pend. is inouded pay, wages, reat, &o, of slothing rubbing a boat of the settlement at Shanghai, and we know an old offender. He was promised to support it. tion of codifying the English laws. If je re- ing against the Narhe, tor collision with Juukentabligh menta; materials for wanabistate of and were handed over to the Haien. The sent by the Mixed Court to the Heim for trial,

munda attention. I think very great reforui cognised as being of great interest and in and took the form of an application that the clothing payment for manufactured clotbiak, position of the piratical craft was pointed out and that official informed me that he bad died and officers appointed to Shanghai, who, at were put under the control as forderty promis. Unfortunately, Ting Thontae way promoted, light bo at once affected, if the Settlements portanes, but nobody is propared with any plaintiffs be required to deposit accutity for and the like. The expenditure hero in us to the mandarins, and offers of assistance under the punishment inflicted by his order, once, by their piotractiveness and prejudice, ed, of an independent Prefout, paid from som

costs, it being argued on the other side that follows propositions as to how to set about action. this was a gosteration not permissiole under the

nade for the purpons of effecting a explore. The truth, however, in, that he was releaded overthrew all the good that had previously sneh source at the foreign. Custome, a astary The offer was refused, and the boats left Woo. without any punishment at all. In regard to such questions everything which clarsa quoad: The acting Chief Judge desid

boon done. From the date of the arrival of sufficient to remove him from the temptation, sang unmolested, evincing their contempt for As & Court of First Instanos, and for palty Tu Taonias the Mized Court has lost its of raising money after the manner of an tonds to their further discussion and elucida- tut they are foreigners, in the same sauve

authority by seizing a borcha at the river's police cases, the Mixed Court works rather aut practeal utility. Every possible obstacle is darins in general. He would be enabled th tion is to be hailed as one step towards their sabers of other nationalities, and must Shrowing an addition of £327000, Nit can month, and other near the East Saddles. Jafactorily. The magistrate, Obda-fch-sheb, in placed in the way of obtaining the most ordin-heny all ordinary extes and olive, and having

depùsit the security,

not be pretended that suph a tremendous per- final practical solution; and the present

Coining.The arrest of persons carrying or an honest, intelligent man, and aplprits get the ary justice; and if the clealness of the eri decided on them could enforce bis dcdision centage of inventis upon both the egonezaizal selling large quantities of false cash a con- punishment awarded that. These punishments dance, onupled with the persistance of the In all serious care or claims higher in aust stirring of the water may be locked upon as

years is occasioned by additions to the kryantly made by the foreign police here, and may, to, our Western ideas, be too lenient, but forsiga assessor, at length compele a decision than 500 dollars, the Thouts, who would be likely to impress upon the Government that

roll, inanifestly, the money is wanted for on-the offenders brought to the Mixed Court with that there has nothing to do. It is for the foreignor, it is usually many a weary the Prefect's superior officer, should be obligad hausled stores.

They are Bogged, or put into the caaguo, or rather fur mob regret, that the action of the month before even an instalment of the to net with the Oonal, as the Treatyr provides, the matter is one with regard to which some count of Chen-keo-jui's naventure, written from, is demanded for purchase of horses, anulasted by the Judge is put into pirculation very slight expense of the hard-lahour prison that so may esca are settled out of so now, to

Again, £139,000 this year, against £23,000 otherwise, lightly punished, so the fire os Manioipal Council, in refusing to defray the judgment debt le paul. Is it for the reas anti deside on them, and should not be allowed, practical action, must be taken.

diferant point of view, and differing in the 1e may be said that addition to our artillery by the Yaman runners. The punishment of sonors, gave the Chinese authorities the oppor Court the foreigner, to avoid the later shoulders of

throw his responsibility on the The appointment of a select Committee to essential particular of Chen's resoue, which a totad arplain this demand. But it is hat pre these men is a fare, sing that, all the cat tanity of abolishing the obain-gang ayatomable delay which be

powerless Wei-ynou. The enquire into the subject, is undoubtedly ono

dealed.*

knows will trouble that such a course would give to tu With regard to Chen-kwo-jui. It is now tended tant all the additional sum is needed broaght by the viners to Svänghai is openly i most uwaful and effectual piratsient which result on a decision given in his favour, cox- { Tunntas bere would be of the utmost eflcaoy of the best steps that can be adopted. The alleged that the proposed riot at Yangobow sum resded for cavalry of the line till year Miso, about ten miles from Shanghai, in the efforts of the the foreign Consuls for its restora The danger to the commerce of the place. if the put an end to the tricks of the biokers, which for that purpose by any means. In fact, the anafactured at the village of Pang Wang they most eagerly avalled themselves The pounds with his creditor, and the mattor ends. in prarenting litigation, and would certainly Covernment has repeatedly complained of was instigated by Teeng.kwo-fan. The sironm (283,000) is alone comparable with the whole Pucebap district, andor photal licence fromtion have been ineffectual. a want of futa--somewhat disingenuously stances that prevented its taking place were so suas voted last year. And we know that the the Poushan egistrate. Mr. Fanfold as Ana msitution for the administration of the this epstom is to take the place of law, is

Chinese brokers here are allowed to suppose are now our principal source of annoyande. exceptional as to be almost miraculons. Oben- we think, as the Reports from their own kwojui is autering from delirinci tremena, and artillery, like every other department of the often visited the village and beca- the men law in grare case, the Mixed Our failure. entfalently abrinas. I will quote a few instances tem at prosent pursued. That the Mixed Court

Sustbing mast be done to reform the sys Consuls sent in from time to time have the Viceroy has, in consequence, got another service, has been starved in previous youre w.man, and children living them all ixupied Cases sent by it to the higher authorities are ab illzstrative of my remarks

The general conslasion we must come to, then in making false dash instead of engaging in always ignored. Beyond the infliction 6 100On 29th September, 1960, csora Glover, it is, however, a greater step in the right direc should continued now is impossible. But s placed them in ample possession of the main of rook overy bit as bad as Chen to kidong is this: that of the whole sum of £1,800,000 agricultural pursuite,

blows, and fourteen days" imprisonment, the Dow and Co., ned fifteen men, forming the tion wae never taken in China. With proper facts contacted with every question which aut secrets. A nephow of his tried to rescue an enormous proportion is fantail upon us by receivers of stolen goods is almost an impossianperior officer; and such are the characters of a contrast to all then 1,250 bales of het stitution, one that will gradually supersede sl

him, in order to prevent him betraying import proposed to be spent on minitis and store,

Resriving Stolen Goods The parishment of magistrate cannot go, unleia by vonsent of bis Yung-guan chang Hong, for non-fuldmeub has arisen in these parts. But in conformity him, and for this purpose collected a mob

support it may be made a most valuable in:

with the proverb that "none are so bliad 13 the authorities, bat four women-three. wives of means to remedy them. And if we'nd to this Shanghai one, on Hongae; and another, the it is hopeless to expect them to inflict adequate od. The Mixed Court, finding the writton But this support it madly needs. It should.bo 1000, strong. Tas rasane wis thwarted by the proteaded bennomies of previotte youro, and bility: Thurs are two colonico of them at the present high Mandarins of Shanghai, that tón, 189 balss of which bad bean deliver the vid. Ohines Coutis ith their snovmilies. Chen's lidappor, together with his corn wife amount the 2000.000 ussized for abolition of entire native quarter lying between the repa's punishment on tears against the persons or contract in order, entertained the ease. The borne fu mind that not only do foreigners ze fell into the Exude of the mob, were divested ofditure of €880,000 is counted for, out of whols of this latter district is an asylum för known hostility to Ubon fub-shen, and refuses of the defendants, who, as ual, dieregarded temperate systein, where decisions shall be

purohitas, £2,200,000 of the whole exien expen Buttlement and Tong Kuto Cathedral. The properties of foreigners. The Hsien lives in well first difficulty was to promire the uttendono gaire a Mixed Court conducted in public on The bead wife of the Jednapper was further hit is called an extravagant bill of coste for bad obaracters of all sorts, but notably for to aid bin in any way. Whenever I request the Mixed Court summons. Application was based on evidense, and evidence only, but that all their clothing and most shumafilly treated. thrown into the Canal and drowned. Foróigners

receivers, In vain have the native authorities case to be sent to the Heien, Chan recommands made to the Taoutae, who sent one man down all respectable Chinese in the place desire it. in Chinking were anapected of basing had a

beon requested to put this plane under somg the foreign plaintiff to doutent himself with to the Mixed Court and informed the Consul Tho natives are now compelled to resort to HOME NEWS

control, the people are handed together and what punishment be himself os indiot, as the that Oben would arrest the others. On 6th guilds to guard themselves against magisterial band in the kidnapping, in order to deliver Chen

(Fram tha. "Mail");

defy thear. The Hsien oannos, or does not chances are that none will be administered in October, Chen made the discovery that de corruption. If all classes had but a fair im MAY 6th to 9th.' contemplated attacking the British Consulate.. There is little actual change in the position although a very large quantity of foreign.

osre, to serra warrants this locality, and the city.

fendante, not living in the Settlement, ha partiel Court to take their complaints to the large number of old China rosidents who are that not only did the anttorities do their duty of affairs before, Paris. The Senthern forts, es- goods atolen from ships and houses have been many more, will prove this. Looking bank the frontne sent the fiften men to the fixed objectionable powers soen totter and fall.

The ousen quoted above, to which I might add could not summone them. On 29th Ootuber, necessity for gnilda would pass away, and their now at home; and the advantage will be that, to prevent this, but the Chinese here organised pecially lasy, are macb danged, but their fire found in the posustion of the raceala there, on serious cases in which foreigner yere Court and the one was heart before Chen und though it is possible to slur ører uplo look ons was rept, and the Commander bave been constructed on each side, and the the police, I do not think one was ever potiah- even ordinary justice was odinistered if the fendants are influential members of the cotton wasures for its defance Hence, although as not catapiately silenced fresh hatte ink and they themselves have been brought up by terested, I cannot rasali an instance in which myself on 20th October. As the fifteon de

(Signed) R. J. FORREST. revelations made in Consular despatches or of the gun-bout communicated with, no appre-panabat is waged with undiminished persistence. ed. A sentence is certainly passed on them, Haien had anything to do with it. After aguild, I know what would be the result of the

Acting Vice-Consul and Assessor, Reports, it will not be possible for the Go- bession was felt; and the Foreign Community M. Thiers has addressed a Circular to the Pari- but they are released as soon as the assessor's month's pressure, hat official promited to trial, na far as the Chinese Mandarin was con

was not informed of the matter, as danger had aians, in whick be announces an immediato at- back is tarued.

SHIPPING REPORTS vernment to ignore the plain results of the been forese two months previously and a tack upon the enceinte, and calls upon the in-

punieh the ringleadora of the gang who so carned, buat determined nevertheless to have the

(Continued from the 1st Page. investigations of a Parliamentary Committee. code of siguals fixed on six weeks ago, to let habitants to open the gates, tha: the army may chest on opium, raised by the opium guild with several respectable British subjects-at Pocceedingly insolent throughout the proovedings, on the 16th of June on accused of henry Smuggling Tao loking tax of 40 tasle per untonly assaulted, and nearly murdered, witnesses examined. The cotton-men were ex- The Spanish barque Maria y Fiesta bore up the community know when trouble was coming, enter and suppress the rebellion Within Paris the consent of the authorities, has led, as tung, in Yang-kiu. confirms the opinion that when the mob ellectus Committee has been formed to not as a cou-smuggling in evasion of inland tax, in which it was, was not inficted. Nur hus the penalty of called evidence in an Englies Court, as against The way in which matters bave tarned out the Commaus still exercises authority, but a might naturally have been expected, to ansh

froely allading to foreigners as devilu no re- weather from the Westward, in kat. 11.10 N., The punishment promise), absurdly leientas liable evidence, or anything that would he long, 10989 E.; requires water and stores. policy with regard to China apon the actual ed is month, the danger was over; and one necting link between it and the Central Com foroigars partisipale largely. In fact, saug the law overtaken the villagers who stabbed Glover, Dow and Co.'s claim, was adduced, and atate ofadairs existing, and not upon theories my how feel quito secure for the summer in gittee. Personal jealouster continue to manifest gling opian inland after payment of legal docs Mr. Bidwell's horses, although it was their third consequently refused to consent to the End-St. John Island, 5 miles West of the Wizard The British steamer Toitung reports her Chintiang, If Chen-kwe-jai is dead, he must therascires, and further arrats among the insur bas become with certain people as much offence, and the culprits must be well known. ing of the Chinees Mandarin, and recorded toy Rocks, spoke the diamnated French ship. Janic founded chiefly upon the exigencies of the par- have been privately assassinated. This, how gent leaders are expected. The Vandoms Oolumn trade as buying led or sailing shirtings, and If the distrist magistrats officers delect a thief, decision for the plaintiffs. This, of course, lnd Alice, of Havre, at anchor; refused sistance, ticular policy which the Government for the ever, in improbable, as the Viceroy hib recom- Das not yet been pallen down, but all prepara usos arising out of it have given the Nixed their usual practius, is to watch the delinquent to an appeal, proper notics of which was gives would wait for a 3. wind. time being is desirous to pursue and if only once the truth be properly known at home, especially as all Yang chon knows of his boyleries. Most of the churches have bean pocopied port, but the limits of the port have never been raised on it. without attempting to secure bis 27th February the Tantsi informed the Con the 15th instant, W. winds; aina then The British ship Windsor Castle reports until there can be no doubt that a vast number of ing delirium tremene, and of his being in a bad by the National Guards, and many priests have defined. The opium guild have interpreted the person. the commercial and other abuses new existing is a guard kept round the house where Obeu in

state of halth. However the case may be, there oen arrested, but na ouses of serious ill treat Treaty to mean that the moment opium leavag

sal that be bid written to Chen for informa Boutherly and Easterly, will be taken up, and steps for their ameliora- asid to be, with the ostensible object of pre-have reappeared in the south of France; and liable to seizure if it has not paid the leking corruption of the Chinese police system, sary. The Couaul, however, persisted, and the St. James June 17th, and bad moderate S-W.

Only those who have been behind the scenes tion, and, on 7th March, that be approved of ment are known. M. Gambetta ie reported to a foreign house it is Chinese property, and can form any ides of the utter confusion and Chen's decision, and a rebearing was unneces The British bark Enercost reports left Cape venting his exape."

the Government has ordered his arrest. Some cas. The foreign conoscione nt Shanghai ar might, from my own expericnoc, malliply ex- Taontai consented at last to sit with him on winds until the 20th; that fresh S. and SE Chisking, Joe 16, 1871.

of the Crisana Frizona ara, still at. Dreux. A very large, and residents have any of these amples without and. Nothing but the complete appest. Even then he endeavored to poob winde with beary squalls of rain to the 22nd reaction in favour of an Imperist restoration is house and warehouse in different parts of it. soparation of the native police administration pook all the evidence that the Consul instant since which antil arrival E.N.E. and A BILL FOR THE BETTER CONCEAL. widely spreading, cot only in the provinces and it would certainly seem that, ander the Treaty, in the foreign settlements from that of the city thought essential to a correct decision, and N. winde with light squalls.

among the army, but also in Paris, where to opium could be conveyed by the foreignst to can shopkeepers and tradesmen are anxious to ex any portion of the settlement, sad sold when the Magistrate of the Mixed Court helds an in-responsible until the Connol threatened to on a satisfactory footing; and nati actually declined to hold the cotton ma put it (Pall Mall Gazette)

change the boisterous freedom of the Republic aver it is most souvenient. To this the guild dependent offios, which was promised long age, leave the Court and bare nothing farther to Kowloon bound to the Wust Gosal,

The I.M.C.ganbout Glue-hol reports from Among the common errors of the day is for the prosperous quiet of the Empire,

An order he been issued by the Schleswig limits of the Settlement Phile still in the pe very provalent belief that the extra expendi

objects, and has repeatedly seized opium in the aach a desirable and cannot be effected.

do with the proceedings, when be at once gave pedition connected with the restification of the 12me for the financial year just begend is all to Holstein anthorities commeading the return of session of the foreigners", eerrents,

While I mast record my sense of the general judgment against the cotton won, leaving the frontier line betean Cochin Chian xhd China go for strengthening the army to make of those Schleswigere he led into Dentar seizures have been resisted by the foreign Con officer Chen-fah-shen, I must protest against and Chen together upon a day then and there

These uprightness and intelligence of the Mixed Court amont recoverable to be decided by the Consul in the Tonquis Gulf, ita bester, larger, and more organized forge after the late war, and who are liable to milt ouls with store sa.

the obstacles thrown in the way of enforcing fixed upon. When the day cante, Chen, under

The British steamship dan reporta very The justification for what is called excessivery service in the reserve. The Copenhagen

The right of foreigners to convoy and sell justice by the Tavutas and Chelates of the the Thonia's instructions, repadiated the variable winds and smooth water, but weather armament is, that henceforth we shall be in Government has protested against the order.

The relations between the Sultan und the their opiam to any part of the Settlement (the city. To the antagoniza of the latter ofi ser to decision, and to this day the claim has not been although fine with appearance of bad: Wea no danger of invasion: it will be remembered

port) mm. I think, hardly be untested. Bat. Chen I have before alluded, and independently paid There was another performance by the test Mr Lows hingelf recommended the extra. Viceroy of Egypt ere said to be very satisfac under cover of it, banda of Chinese smugglers of the persus ill-feeling that exists between

ther baving prévaïted Ahead the ship. Szigon · Eureka Variety Tranpe on Saturday evening. taxation on the groped that it would bring the tory, and the Khedive intends to visit Cop hare established themselves in the Settlements, the two, there is a legitimate reason for the op- Matheson and Co., entered a plaint against 18th, reporting having crossed the relit hard On the 9th of August, 1869, Mésors. Jardino, river fall of shipping: Fastyana arrived on the The new-festura in the programme was the country so much additional security that panics staatio.iple. clog-dance by Mr. Robert Stafford, which was would go a little examination of The High Joint Commission bas completed conduct their business as owners, and, by pay. diction of the Mixed Court, The Tranty pro to the user that or had advanced s fan di confased aed; the ship was 80 bond between particularly the French, who bure foreigners to position of the District Magistrate to the juris the Fattah ilong, on the French settlement, semi-oirels of a typhoon, wind from N., hegy very creditably done. Mr. Small's medley duet, the Estirantes, however, will show that the bait bure, and, the British mambers are ing them a pretium on each transaction, pass, vides for mixed jurisdiction, and we were pro- 4.350 taala on certain boxen cf silk piece goods Cape Padaran and Vape St. James, Basing sung by Miss Nellie Hosmer and the talented lief of which we speak is very much of the best to return to ogland, Matout enter or endeavour to psas, opium to the unsunters mised by the high Chinese officials, that the tying in the bong. Having obtained the hauled off to the Southward to gain new room writer, was rapeated with great effet, und eli- nature of a superstition; and that the messure tainments have been givin, and a very friendly either in Shanghai or the country rond settlements on the Yang-king-pang should ha monor, the partico interested absconded, lea "in the event of worse weather.

af army raform propel by the Government feeling prevailed at Walkington. The two bona fide foreign property, without payment of converted into an independent prefecture, prewing behind them canes filled with shavings and might fairly be entitled & Hill for the Coa. Gorartments are said to hare acepted the the laking tax. The opium guild employs sided over by an independent Tung Che ox prooiker rabbish. Only one pachuge of goods cealment and Remedy of False Econoraice.": cosolnsions of the Commissioners.

The British steamship Bona -reports left Fores appears in Saturday's Gazette. It is dated

Lure indely eaise à quantity of epiau, passad fest, who with the Constar suthorities should we found, and Landed over to the custody Shanghai at 5 am, of the Clat instant, with The Queen paid a brief visit to the International by these people beyond the foreign comontaione, decide on mixed cases brought before bim. The of the Mixed Court Mesars Jardine, Mathe toe plant weather, light breeze S.S.B.; on January 1st, so it has evidently been a long mates make them as dark as possible: no errors Exhibition on Saturday, and subecquently rest night; and although, as usual, it was claim. promise has been distinctly broken. Chon is on and Co., through their agents, parinade 28ed at 11ac, spoke the North Germ time in the hands of the Government. Mr. or omissions are of course allowed, but such a turned to Windsor. Her Majesty comes to towned by foreigners, the seizure has been allowed, nothing mors than a deputy of the Taoutes, the delinquente, and captured them at Foo-bark dibatrons, heading N on the 23rd at 5 40 Deane avows that both the state of crime and amount of miring and muddling so will torsdag holda Drzwi Ri, and is expooter The Chinees art with ressor that the acting certainly with the knowledge of the Prochow. They were handed over to the Tautas a.m., passed a brig rigged steamer steering the condition of the Force are unsatisfactory to hulle investigation into particulara is one to remain at Buckingham Palace until Thors revente suffers mich by this aunggling and vincial Governor, but holding no decomission at Shangbai, but whether punished or not IN; also an American stormer steering Sc The disorganised condition of the Force is at of the most prized arts of administration. day.

always advance this fact as an exonse for tak from either the Viceroy or Imperial Goveza; have ailed to discover. As usual, tired of the the 24th at 9 am, passed otcamabip Chukians tributed chiefly to the difficulty in entiating Therefore we avoid the trap of attempting on sity Tests Bill was discussed, and the Marquis without any inquiry as to the ownership. They trending on the legal rights of the District complainants and the friends of the culprits, Forzch usil steering N.; on the 25th, at

In the House of Lords last night the foivrer og opium in the streets of the Settlements meat at Peking. And this man is every day delay, Arrangements were made between the steering at an off Brothers, pasard the accurate and minute account of the true cluta of the case; and it happens that goutral of Balinkur acceded in carrying his amead have their spies in all hougs dealing in opian, Magistrate, pretending to jurisdiction, and ex renting in the postment of some 3,000 as posmod the steamship Nors steering Nab On Friday pening a Portugnees was walking statement will sufice.

meats, but by comparitively amalt majorities and the guild in puguizant of every leaneas ercising it, Lou, over the more valuable portion The value of the box of gods still in the weather throughout Arrived Hoogkong at pass the Úbinese. Jies House in Hollywood In 1889.70, and again in 1870.71, the Gov. The division was chiefly remarkable for the in.

... '' tion: and yet, although ready enough to seize of his district, and balding a Court which can possession of the Mixed Cant waid-dover the 2.28 p.. Boad, when be was cepeted by two rowdy Euro verniment minde great reduction in aroyed expression of Episcopal opinion in favour opium carried in the foreign streets in the not be recognized by the Chinese tow, and in difference very nearly, but the Taoutas refuses peans, who asked him to give them an alms, expenditure and consequently of taxation. of the sholition of University Tests. In opan day, and even to enter into foreign houses reality is not recognized, but only tolerated by to allow it to be sold, bepaned it is claimed by Upon his refusing, they insisted, saying be The ne saving in the former year was Commous on Friday the question of Metropol for that purpose, they never mples: the native the high provincial authorities. The Obe some Chinaman, who made himself known woont kobaras on June 13th at 4.35 pm. Arrived at The P. M. S-8, Co.'n skr. Oregonina lof “Yu- mot give them something, and closing in upon £125,000; in the latter. El,136,000 total tan Poor Law Relief was discussed, add u pro smugglers, the real offenders. I have repeat heton's District Magistrate's office is the Gonet worths after the scizure. Think Hiogo June 15th at 138 am. Left June 16 him one on either side, were so importunate over both year, 24,051,000.

posal for an Imperial guarantee in aid of Irish edly offered obtain from Mr. Superintendent of First Instanco in all cases, for the Cuires cannot adface a single proof that the goods at 3.45 a.to.; Jitue. 17th at 3.30 p.m. arrived at that he was fun to go with thệm down to the In 1971-2 they make an reas of Railways was successfully roasted by the Go Panfeld, for the men of the Mandarins, a list law prohibite, under the penalty of Efty blowa contained in the box are kia, and while there in Naga ki; June 20th, at 10.5-5. left. Nags Central Market, where be went into a China 22833,700. But of this amount 2500,000 is vemment. Last night MF Gladstono announced of those Chinese who are principally engage with the lesser, bamboo, any application to every proof that they are part of the articles taki June 25th at 6.50 aa riived at Hong shop, and to get rid of them borrowed a dollar, sat down for the abolition of the parabase eye that the Local Rating Bill would not be pro- in our Settlement in smuggling; but tbis offer prefect, or other superior mandarin, till tb on which the loan was raised, the Chinese kong. Experienced fine plesanat waxther the which be divided between them. It is to be tem, which cau bare as effect on the materialeeded with; the main portion of the Licensing has always been dealined.

Districts Magistrate has either givea or authorities refuse to hand them over to Jar Fontire trip. June 23rd, passed str. Rona, bound hoped that the alice, whose attention meatugth and efficiency of the army. Take this Bill would be abandoned, although it was hoped anderstand has been called to the matter will sum awey, and the increase of expenditure for that the regulation clanges would be passed. 4plete best of antire smugglere was exposed: other bead, if bis subalterns, the Assistant Die of tant fire,

In ona fase. Benette. Tungau Risk, a.com declined giving a decision; while on the dines, or allow them to be sold for the benefit W. June 21th, as 8 a... off Laneck, ex be on the alertas no doubt a fraitful harvest 1871-2 basoms £2,286,700 that is to say, it is motion of Colonul Anson's for immediate pay bat not one of them was is any way puzieho trict Magistrates Towaabip Magistrates, &c. O the 12th of March, 1868, Mosers, Reid

gbanged signula with the French mail steamer,”", in reaped by intimidation of this kind among toul intents and purposes sopivalent to the dept of compensation for abolition of parchase or aislested. In fact the anthonities and grill take sognizanen of nay criminal case or action and Co. aed a certain. Chan-taze Yuen for the Chinese and Partagasse.

awoont sared in the previous two yours, c

AN ENGLISH PANTIN cupied the whole of the evening, but was the enormous and dangeruss power of which at jaw themselves, and of referring it to their 230 tiels and 908 dollars, collected by big as The neighbourhood of Eltham at present Bat if our notual armaments, men, atores, defeated by a large majority. The steamer Fotfung, which left on Friday last &o, &, were well maintained in numbers and

A blast furnuse at some tren-works near tried to lay the task of prevention of amugaru by the code of the Board of Civil Ofion to tiffa, Indgment was given against the defend. ful for the prospect of our morst and withotic latter I sbull illustrate below, have alt gloat superior ha supa as brought to their notice, they ront, from properties nuder charge of plain offers spectuals which is the reteres of hope. to lock for the Miraga, reports ebe arrived as 11 efficiency during the economical years; if that Darlington hurst, and two men ese killed by ting on foreigners. They proposed that opluun ba-degraded pro step and removed from their ant and the case afterwards referred in the progress. The sitractions of an ex-Emperer .m. on the 24th at the place where the Mirage economy was garing of waste and retrenchment the escape of the molten metal, and a third was should only be sold by forgignate to people posts( Meadows Desultory Notes, pege Taune, but nothing has ever been paid, and have been eclipsed by what appeals oven were is drifting about, on the porth side of Hsilin of necessary expenditure; it, in short, it was dangerously injured.

bolding a licence from the gald, and that all 90). The reluctance with which the Hsien and Chen taze Isen has been allowed to go at large, forcibly to the lower British mind, und Kid... Island Bas found that the wrookers

A clergyman 10 Bever, wse food for insuffi all the spars, catheads, se, ga, krd driven out real economy, then we may expect that the cintly feeding a cow and pizda Barking plug found in possession of others than these in a leas degree, the Faoulae gire any ausintape and as a short time sitive employed at a Gobmoke-lane is, it appears, now being frequant every copper bolt upon winch they could lay represent 80, mech, extra strength. Other the bailiff of the Hon. P. Scarfest was fined for should be it once copfiscated. In other words, towards enforcing Chen's decisions the aforest verduen a barrier sede Hoo-ober

Led by some thonsands of vivitura from sli quar the casino trade was to be put into the hands impossibility of getting warrauts served beyond their hands The ship was lying over on her words, it will justify and fulfil the popular rualty in not furnishing suficient, food to of thirty or forty people who, baving a mono- the bounds of the settlements (in the settlements standing to record in the books of the Mized seru pedestrians by thousande, fes, ginger The above cases are only examples of many ters. On the one of the late tragedy may he starlyard side, and all the main deck, except idea of that expenditure.

cuttle, portion of the port side, broken up the bip

It sus hoped that by a temporary sempre polt, could are the price of the drug and the foreign poite are employed); the facility Cour. None of them are likely to escape from bear and sodawater vans and barrows, and On the other hand, if the money was saved

rain the market;

with which offenders for lizary offsuces, mick as recollection, for while the Mixed Codrt Ma Todors of nuts and orange, and the extraga was in about three fathoms water in a emil samply by abatention from providing absolute mise the lock-out at Oldham would have buy in the channel between the island and the retresaris, which now at be bought. (the terminated yesterday, but a class of the dous and Co. petitioned the Mixed Cart that punishment, may possibly be explained by the remorod from the complaints of foreignora, the doing a large trade. The railway, which bat In August, 188, Men David Sassoon, burglary, soning with intent, o, encups all gletrace, through difference of language, where lea.and boiling water" can be had is mainland, into which place she had basa wwed deficiogies being found out, or in procesa of ex operatives, the plecers, were obstinate, Young, a member of the opiam guild; had above foote. The excellence of the foreign police, Vise Conantate is always opati; and foreign 14 days ago was covered with green swart, is by jmmin. The Young left. The place withunt posare), then there was no economy; only after some rotas proceedings compelled the obtained possession of spinu, worth 24,000 and curious talent of the Saporinendent for is snitors, who havenas received what they con trodden down, and presents a truck as beaten bolding any communication with the shore, presence at pronomy; and the army will be bo is to cease working, after an hour's examination of the wreck.

taele, on Bouitious bank orders. The case covering and arresting ofiminala obviatem, for the sider the proper amount of justice, are not and worn as any of the gravelled footpathe in Owing to the mistake of a rointsman (who being one of a sufficiently grave charac- time being, the great danger to foreign lifs and slow to visit the abortcomings of the Chinese St James's Park. A sottage near the brook Dire efficient, after the expenditure of all this mosey, than if nobbing had been saved at one as beba committed for trial for naslaughter) ber, Her Britannia Majesty'e Cucut took property which anal deplorable Insity in the Goverment on the British Assessor.

twtraine apie into pollision near Chenarvon,it before, the Tuvulae Sone of the uplom administration of criminal justice must give

in which the murderer is supposed to bave FEARFUL CHOLERA EPIDEMIC AT BUENOS perjul, to be spat at soother. ATRES-When the Obers (which arrived in Now we believe the trath of the matter to be is young tau was killed.

When the Mized Court was established in washed hje' banda has, in a spirit of enterprise "The alleged attempt to sassinate Mr. Pike us recovered from Chin-king and Ning birth tủ, by keeping the settlemenin dlear of bad | Shanghai by Sir Harry Parkes, proper wale (which, wafaur, is perhaps little in advanc the Mersey Apr 20th) lelt Buenos-Ayres, the very largely expressed in the foregoing para.

po, but the arrest of the culprit was always characters. But acident or municipal of fox was fixed, moñerste in amount, and of the age), offert Apartments to Let." rity bad, beer, agam visited by fearful mph Our readers must all remember at for a near Achill, turns out to be untrue, and the put-off by the Tauatue on the ples that he was management may at any time deprive us of this quite recessary, These fees were always col Whether any enthusiast hse been found to take epidemio, second only in ita-ravages to the long time argent complaints have beau made of Maro newspapers deny that the onustry is not in Shanghai. In vain was it pointed out safeguard, and the settlementa would at once befected with much ditherity from the Chinese, up bis permanent abode on the interesting spot. cholemn of 1887. The martulity was chiefly a deficiency of stures and equipments absolutely quatisfactory state. The Irish sec Synod that messengers were daily passing between came the Beure home of the pirates and robbers and last year wers interdicted by the Chinese we have no means of knowing 1 but we shall, Amongst the Italians and the natives. During segary for he work of the army-ill or has sppulated a committed to oneider with the Yusong, the defendant, aud Messra, Sassoon--who at present reside in the easter eoburb, and officials. The result is simply that, if a Chinese dockties, cous to that in a few years. The the six days cuding Maroh 114l the death rate genized or well-organized, strong of weak in shops the alterations which are desituble in he was always reported as absent. At last, under the careless role of the native authorities broker or cancelant is indebted to a foreigner, it increasing frequency of these brutalizing pil- was over 100 daily, but the weather had est in zumbers Gun-zarriages, camp-equipage, gan the Prayer-Book.

wearied out by long delay, Masers. D. Sasso, make that locality a very hot-bed of orine and is to bin advantage to bare his claim tạices to the grimages, and the sugmenting numbers of cooler, and it was hoped the worst had passed. | powder and other things as necessary for war

Sons and Co. were compelled to make a very violence. Yects which may be conveniently eerMixed Court. It costs him nothing, and if his their devoteas, supply us with matter for very Boxiness had been almost quspended. “About as bread for life, bave been cited over and again. The first, of the unqual series of summer disadvantages magassent vith Yang aside to-day may become very tronilesome to case is carried to appeal, be upay avoid paying disagreesble reflection. It is impossible not 60,000 persons bad left the tomu, but the doctors ne dangerously deficient stores. These things railway excursions, under the wangement of who thereupon at once appeared and volva-morrow, and the sooner teative ceresare what he owes for several months without ex to connect ugly social phenomena of this kind and clergymen of all denotonations were doing oume pretty generally under ane item of so the council of the National Sunday League. Leers the curious statement that he was on taken to restore a full and prompt administra. pens, This in a country where interest are with certain silam which obtrúle themselves their anty fearlearly, and six of them bad fallen out in the Estigates: Sapply. Manufacture took place on the. Tab Aldy, when shum 2,000 fined in Ying Tonto's yun the whole tius, tion of the Chinese Fenal Code the better for all ages from 2 to 4 per cent, per month, is of upon our sution at the print-shop windows. victime to the epidemio,

and Repair of Warlite and other Stores." The persuing visited Brighton,

und frequently saw the Cousal and syself residents, nativo and foreign. At present the great advantage to him, and a corresponding Pall Mall Gazette.

The result will be that nolens voieng the Go.

vernment will be compelled to base their

tion be insisted on. As long as the Home Government does not move, and fails to show

itself in earnest, we must look in vain for anything from Pekin, whose whole policy avowedly opposed to progress.

We notice that the steamer Genges, which has been for a long time laid up in this harbour, is to take up the next English mail to Shang hai. We understand that she has been sold, it is stated for $20,000, and is deliverable that port.

cited hearty applause.

The long expected Report on the Police

men in the Colony.

mended his public excention. Still, it is of tions for so doing have, it is said, been made. Osart much trouble, The Trenty gives the to the pawn shop, where he gets rid of his to the fatal, after avery effort had bean made ecurso easy to say be tied in confinement, more popular concert has been given at the Tui- right to foreigners to tell the drug only at the plunder, and take from him the amount he has to induce Che le recomsidor his decision.

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ECONOMIES.

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