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were to give up the barracks he could not let them for $3,000,

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BUBIMARIES OF NEWS FROM THE Mr. Alford said the buildings pulled down name of thestreet-when second defendant was ↑

HOME PAPERS, since the valuation would be simply struck out struck by nooloured man with a sling-shot. He

• Daily Nine), ly; but still they have escape, and it may is by no means the ease, the variation being

at the An employs of Mr. Sassoon stated that the ofthe Treasury Books and not charged for, saw the slingshot, he afterwards saw GOIDS

THURSDAY. Oct. 19. by feared they will be apt to forget by how soulstimes enormous, rapid and incessant, and trictly marking the conditions of chin and

botton of tho ziseot jetter the Geriose sen Last avoning Lord Dorby distributed the little that escape occurred. In the mean storms in the purs of the earth, orar, which the valuation of the praises for the preacht yearjut there were naw godowns, being built in aften of bese coloured mon

bdsm pada was $1,200, and for the two proceding year (their stead. time, they hare in a spirit of infatisation been wave introd

Mr. Wilson said now ones were being eam received the blow the rest of the German sea. prizes to the members of the Int Lamomshire An illustration of the state of the wave, is $1,400, but he was hot called is a witneed fanning the famo of hostility to foreign found on the pccasion of the groat storms which His Honor confirmed the taluation, the merged, but they would not be completed till man ran in all directions, he himself stood still, Bile Volunteers at Liverpool. The noble earl, tions generally, but more particularly to the seriously injured the Euxlish Rod Frenal Bests ground that Mr. Wilesh drianco, showed the tad at October, and would probably not be fit the coloured on an after the Germans, he in the conse of or address on the anbject of pazio of last winter," and said that perhaps French, in all parts of the Empire. This was in the Black Sen on the 14th of the November, value to be $1,500, and that there was a gentle for scuipation till the ond of the year (18721, then madeforthe water side and got on board, our national defences, spoke of the "needless J. W. E: Pécano stated he is a seaman on the the presont danger wis on the side of indiffer- probably done mainly with a view to baring 1854 The way no bodina a local stores, no man present who sould give the best evidence, though he could not eny with any certainly how but as be was going along leard the whietion, we shall soo by the state of waye resorted in and who was not called. This confirmed him soon they would be ready. The pter would be it talked about, such being in all likelihood meteorological observations, and it serves well in the opinion that he could have given no evi-completed towards the end of boat year. The Hertha, he was in that capacity two years and ento and neglect. Looking abread, the cour letting value of the whole preulises could not six months. On the night of the 22nd bo try was, he believed, at this moment as clear of axseed 86,000 a year.

wae in company of the first four delend- foreign complications as it over had been, or as regarded by them as a very effectual menné of to flustrate the tabere of these observations.depes favourable to the appellant.

An appeal by the Rev. Father Shinx was re- Mr. Brereton here read a letter from Mr.ants and sororal others, but at 8 o'clock any European State doald be. The satama o far intimidating foreign nations as to After this storm, so many as several laundrede reports were obtained from different stations

jootel on the ground that it was lodged in Overbook to Mr. Alford, and the reply of the be. was in company of the second defend. sampaign was, in his opinion, swiss step, and.. induce them to yield-upon the Missionary and compared together.

On the 12th Norimber, 156, the presence Court too late, the Ordinance only allowing latter. Mr Overbook thought $7,700 a fair at only who had s box He was in he hoped it would be continued yearly.

MLena Bay, Prefect of the Seine, and M. question, and upon other mettere in which

of the air, which had been low, was enormously fourteen days after the publication of the lists, entiruste of the letting value, and St. Dvereton No. 78-brother, with second and fourth defend

eaid he was prepared to adopt that estimate. ante, and two or three other mes at about 8.30. Vantren, Prendent of the Innicipal Cancoil. they were desirous to depart from the high on a line ranging from the West of Engr Bn

Messrs. Melchers & Co. appealed against the Mr. Wilson stated in orcasermination that pm. Tros coloured man and two English of Paris, were last night entertained at a ba Treation. It is, therefore, to be feared that land into Fmuce, reaching almost the Pyrenees,

At the Hampstea 3 Hospital investigation yes- the officials may, he nearly always bappens bus at various places east and west of this the the valuation of their promises, the weat wing the new godowns would probably be oompied men balonging to a Chinees gunbont were in quet by the Lord Mayor

fara short time before the oad of next year conversation about the French and German bardmetny was low. A great andalation of the of Dont's buildings

War, when one of the men was thrnet out to the terday, after the eras-examination of Nuries.. Mr. Brereton Appinred for the appellante, Tucy, would be used for storing simber in these cases, find that they have been so air was taking place, und the ridge' of a com-

Mr. Brereton submitted that no valuation door; the entered imen. then attacked the Gor: Meredith; Mary Manning, another ALTRE, MAR ing the wind to reap the whirlwind, and that menoing ware was in the line here stated. Add rocked that if Mr. Alford would only

p.m. The second prisoner was upstairs, he want stitution. Their evidence was generally in colte it will be beyond their power to put down yet the storm had nervousced; but, before conter an actual alze on the premises equal to could be placed on tenements which did not or- mens with slingshots and sticks; thie waent 8.15 oallas, as also was the assistant cook at the in- My. Alford said they did erint, however, at away from the house by himself, and three frmation of that which had been previously the spirit of hostility which they bare them-for-and-twenty hours had clapsed, this vast in valuation, bis effents would be vor gluliet and might never exist.

wave had moved towards, the East, the north At first they had been asseanda at $4,000, and

others went away aloon; was knocked dowa given on the side of the managers, and tended selres ercked, or at least very greatly, en- part of the creat having then reached Sweden, they made no mume Then the raination be time he made his valuation.

Mr. Brereton said the valuation inst year was some einze stopa by sono coloured men. On to show that not only had there boen no tag- visita on ahore he had often. lect, but every attention to the benifort of the

thèse anked by

coloured Mediterranenu. It went through the great quiescent eo last year Mr. Alford put on £7,500, and asked on what principle it was previous couraged. It may be hoped that these diff while the southern part had advanced for in the wae increased to $3,000, and they were still

when patients. It may be mentioned that the officere calties will be surmounted, but their exist cities of Berlis: Dresden, and the southern part anther $1000, making the assessment. $8.000 raised to $12.300 this year, when many of the enes cannot be ignored; and, while we may having entered the Alps was lost in their wind. He had received instructions last year to ap- tenements were actually pulled down

Mr. Alford mid he bud raised the valuation congratulate ourselves that at least a firm inge. On each side of this crest the indications peal against this valuation, but unfortunately

Ley were received too lato, and Mr. Alford, on the same principle as Mr. Bassoon's, on no stand is been made against granting con- of storm vore very marked.

doubtlest onaware of this fact, and considering count of the increased value of property in tas cossions by giving up treaty rights in the

that they had borte all hitherto ao nockly neighbourheati

Hia Honor mið, he shörlð höld that the, va- face of the Tientsin Massacre and the abom

added this year 860), no doubt with a view to making it $7,000 next year. Well, their patience lustion is rightly made upon thess tenements inable accusations which have been spread

could last no longer, And he was there now to which was in oxistence at the time of the valua broadcast over the Empire by the officials, we are justified in looking upon the future with apprehension, na the snall, practical injury which has resulted to the Chinese from so Awful a deed as the Tientsin Massacre leaves ground to apprehend disaster, upon the first evidence which there may be of any ucillation or weaktues on the part of the French, or of any other of the Foreign Representatives ât

Pekin.

METEOROLOGY. (Communicated.)

been for money and tobacco, which he did ned the convalescant inmates, with the par-

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not give. After he was knocked down the misaios of the authorities, have Bited up one of

went to the brothel again. He does the wards as a theatre, where musical and dra steps,

It is stated that the Rev. J. S. Watson, who, Stil another day clapest, and the wave bad

not know anything about defendants baring matie entertaiments are donasionally given. baan taken into custody, nor did le ace any of

is now in Horsemanger-lane Gab, obarged with now reached St. Petersburg and Dantzig,

them strok.

Lient. Seublin swara, stated. The first pri- the murder of tia wife, ja in natate of nervous ex- while its southern part was aloes to Vienna, end had entered the Adriatic, rauning down

Yesterday, fis disputed bort-race between W the Const of Dalmatia. On the 15th, it was an

soner je a very good man, and quiet, the second hanation, and that his life is in some dangor. Sadler of Fatney, and W. Bifen, of Hammer- Tha the Carpathian Mountains, and on the 16th show that the promises were not worth more tion The Company could, dim from the prisoner is gard, but a little quarrelsome; third

Ho abould bow that Court during next year in respect of those, nct and fourth griet, en good as the frat

Fifth defondant stated he was in a public smith, was brought to a termination. the crest bad renobed the Black Sea Beyond than 85,000 year"

with some. Euglichen, he course was from Putney to Mortlake. Biffe Mr. Affärd added that nearly the whole of house dancing that, there were no observations to mark its Messrs. Bourji, Habener & Co. were only pay-coupled. progress. The storm took place, when the towing $4,000 for their premises, which had more

the rates would be recoverable in that way." afterwards went to go home to Jenkin's won by foar lengths, the mon occupying 24

was going along minutes 5 seconds. advancing wave glided over the glooor waters extensive godown accommodation.

My Wilson, AWO, stated that he knew the Mr. Brereton thought, however, that the boarding-borer. A ho

Le B A number of Germans; he got That part of Notting-hall known as the Pot of the Black Schlong before the crest made its

He had meda Reveral Mr. Alfred said all the premises were not further along and going down some steps, who tories has lately born in a state of shronie, appearance. The weather is described as hav. premiers No. 11; Plays Central, standing on rating should be the same as lust year. ing been favorable onoagh until the lata at Marine Lot 7.

The saw Boice German Bomen round a man agitation. Praedings have been taken for mospherto ware bore aws on the spat. Then, valuations of property in the neighbour, then occupied.

within the last six months. Ho Mr. Wilson, in reply to the Court, stated that named Judley; he afterwards heard Judley my the arppression of pig-keeping in that lopality;:

he was cute then ran to assist him when a and on a Kensington Sacitary, Inspector pre indeed, the barometer fell rapidly, bat, it was, hood" too lata The course of this store, from knew Hense. Bonjin, Huberer & Co.'s the premises might reasonably be expected to its first commencement on the shore of the At premises, adjoining these. Considered that let at about $5,000 if the Company were not German was coming towards him, with a knife, coeding to carry cut his duty he was attacked He then struck at bim with a stick, and the by ons of the pig-keepera with a poker. The fanta till reached the Black Sen, and the $500 was about the fair annual rates of the there.

To Mr Alford the Government resumed men ran away down the street, had the con- Hammersmith police magistrate has sent the offender to prison for two months, with bard rate at which it was travelling, were matters once and godowns, though perhaps that figure. perfectly within cuibulation, after it bad passed was a little high at the present time. The valus the land now, it I were Surveyor-General Istable took bold of him.

Fifth defendant fined 20 shillings only, in labor, and justified bis desain upon tag per the British Jalands, and the time of its proof property had not thauged auch during the elfould put the ralite dows at $100,100.95 considerations of his present inpriser.dent ground that there had been an insurrection

Mr. Alford said. A. Linstead had told bim Fourth defendans dieoharged. First, second, in the placa Meter is derived from a Greek word, siga babk arrival in the Black Sea might have been pal twelve months; though it went up for a cent of this will show the letting value.

telegraphed some forty-eight hours in advance time previously. it bad improved at the fyitig lofty, sublinie: meteorology is, therefore, The wide eprend of telegraphie communication aasta rate as before, even then $5,000 would be that property ought to return 15 per cent and third committed for trial at the Supreme

Court.. the study of things aloft.

bas greatly facilitated meteorological observan fair valuation As it was, it was a little too That would make $15,000.

Mr. Won thought Mr. Linstead had meant. Meteorology ranks abill as a new science, tians of importance, and bas already-allowed high.

Cron-mined by Mr. Alford: I have valed that 15 per cent is what people tried to get, In all young sciences a vast multitude of factssful warning to be given of some grant storme bave to be acquired and arrangol, and their advancing in certain..directions. The mods in lately Lyall-Still' old premises, the Oriental and didn't. There were deductions for repairs, resulte very raroitly tabulated and ourpared, which these storms will advance, the way in which Bank premiuos, and otbus, Lyall Stills pray which would bring it dows to about 1. before any reasuut ble or brustworthy deduction curtain storm winds will wear round, blowing sizes would be worth about $6,000 a year, and can be expected. In the case of meteorology in accession from all points of the comprar, the O.B.C. about $9,000, insinding, the house, these facts can canly be recorded by figures, but in regalar arder, and even the duration of gowns, and junior moed, I know before Bus sell & Co.'s premier. I think Mesurs. Mel diagrams, and the dryest and most uninterest the storm, are all more or less calentable.

old lady had not, it is stated, been out of the after the airge of Parks, Now, perhaps, we will sco eomething of the chers are larger than Heera. Russell's Moser ing of accounts. No accurate science in populár until people bave began to generalise Trota the facts; and then the wider and more and meaning of that table that appears Smith, Archer's premises are about the same inclusive the generalisations, the more interest daily in a newspaper, companioating size as Mesars. Melchers, but, the, former are the stato of wind and weather Ain. better position on abcount of Dente do they possess. But the early generalisations ember of stations at a fixed hour. A Wharf opposite, which afforis more facilities of meteorology were neither very accurate nor glance at this will often show, the nature, of to dargo-boats than l'adder's Wharf. very interesting

the advancing weather, and the direction in Ka-atamined by Mr. Brenton Lyall-Still' Although, however, we have only vary Intely which it comes. But it requires that all the house contains about 12 rooms, and is about be enabled to comprehend and bring into de fatta should be considered, as tboy mutaully one third larger than Melchore, besides faite slepe the facts of this science, which for afect each other, to obtain all the use of this basing a wharf inmelitely adjoining. The some half-century have been in course of accu-tale that it is capable of yielding. Meteor O.B.C. prewines also go right through from one Mr. F. ALGAB, Clement's-lane. mulation, infinita graticade is due to the whology a few years ago, so smell soo weak that a stret to the other ani, Meara Molchers

laid the foundation pa which we now regr. the child could master it, GEO, STREET, 30, Cornhill.

already becoming premiacs do not. cars, Bonijau, Hubensr & Mears. TRÜBNER & CO. imposing structure of modern meteorology.

We will now proceed to gize an nocount of strong and almost nuwietly. It now requires, pay $4,500 or $3,000 rent for their pre- DATE HENDY CO.

a clear head and powerful grasp of intellect to miacs. Son Francisci, Mr. L. P. FISAGE, 21, Mer.the science of meteorology as it now existe,

abaita Exchango. Our atmosphere is never still. If it were keep in view the various facts that bear upon any inquiry, and as facts multiply add theorics New York......Mosta. 5. M. PETTING & Co., upored only of that mixture of dry grass become compter, thoro ouanot be a doubt that which form its principal and sutial ingrethe same kind of attention and accuracy, and diente, and always had an equal temperature what similar sulolations will be needed over different parts of the Earth, it might ab. for it, as have long bean folt nécemary in the tain a position of stable equilibrium and rerelve pursuit of astronomy. with the earth without relative motioti; bnt this never and be, for the San'a rays heat it regularly, sa different parts, of the earth in pression come under their influence, so that currente,of,'beatod and cooler air are in inces ent cirenlation Toponr of water rising from the sha sio mcgles with the air, and nets as disturbing cars. Hence arise those alterna tives of rain and drought, of olim and tempest, of beat and cold, which have no powerful an iocence on all living beings, and above all on man from age to age, from the very arliest period of which we have sny ocasot, these ebenging and shifting conditions have en the subfoot of wore or less remark, but it is only lately that men have thought of eceling

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TELEGRAM.

REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

SUPPLIED TO THE DAILY. PRESS."

LONDON, 18th December, 1871. No abatement in the gravity of the symptoms of the Prince of Wales. Intense anxiety and ympathy are felt throughout England and Aerica.

Parliamsant meets on the 23rd January,

Mr. W. Reimers, assistant in Meas. Del. chers & Co's, stated that the bruse contained 12 you. Bess Boja, Hubenzer & Co's gedowns were much larger than theire, having two storaya.

Cross-examined-Taking godowns, offices, and everything together, cannot say which is legor. There are more rooms in Bonifas, Hube nar's house, but ours are largar rooms. Mesara, Russell & Co.'s house is smaller than ours. The bense cost $65,000 to $60,000. We are not agents for property, and I never has to do with letting houses.

Mr. T. G. Linstand was then called by Mr.

Brereton.

Mr. Alford said he wished to call this winces himself.

Mr. Broretin tonghi Mr. Wilson's estimate of the price the Government would bare to pay sluded damages to the Company a voll no-the value of the property.

Mr. Wilson navented, adding that six montle ago be should not have put is higher than Zie Honor thought the fairest way of deciding $50,000. the master was to reduce the valuation to $10,000. It was a very diflast question; and be could not come to a fairer conclusion. Mr. Alford had evidently aloubled pimpedite value.

POLICE INTELLIGENUK December 14th

BEFORE J. RUSSELL, Esq.

LETING A PRISONER ESCAPE.

A sum of 500 thalers bas been subscribed by the Crown Prince and Princess of Praesia to the Chicago Relief Fund, in recognition of the sympathy for Germany displayed by the United States during the late war. In Paris a Com An inbedite lady, named Glough, said to be omittee has ben formed for the purpose of sid person of independent menos and respectably ing the sufferers; and thesdiren which it ha councetod, has been found in the bonse of har published says, that although France is very sou, Mr. R. Gox Gong, at Chedder, in a de-pour, she earnestly desire to make somo rėtarn placably filthy and neglected condition. The to the United States for its generosity to Her In Brussels anbecriptionante being reosired the apartment and not been cleansed for at the offices of the newspapers, and the. Inde room in which she was found for two years; monthey and the door had not been opined for pendants Belys follows the Fake du Parlement wosks, food baring been banded in to her from in reminding its readers of the old adage, Bis time to time through a small broken window. del qui cito dal.

-M Qasimi: Perier's cironlar to the French The stenob From the apartment is described as being abominable Mrs. Rough has lived for Prefects is spoken of in high terms of praise by months without even a change of clothing the Tempe and the Débats. The former saya betug wires her, and when the door was opened that the document inirreproachable, its liberal. she was discovered cropshed in a corner of them being equal its firness, and that. room, and shielding herself from the gaze of onurat fail to be welcomed by every man who strangers by holding over herself the tattered honestly wishes to consolidate the present state remains of an umbrella. Dough, bis wife, and of things. The Débats speaks in similar terane six children have been living in the house.An of eulogy: inquiry will be held into the matter, bat, the

Charles Bichards, a West Indien Police Con-old lady is not expected to live. stable, No. 109, we sharged by Inspector Grimes with losing a prisoner whilst under his charge at the Police Court, and was fined 36, which was paid.

THE TELEGRAPH AND THE TEA

A TRADE

ATTEMPT TO SQUEEZE, Chu-a-mow, a seaman uncmployed, was sent to six monttis hard labor, for attempting to squeeze a salt junk at Showkewan, of two can. dareens in every cultar's worth of salt sold under the pretence it was for the Showkewan Temple.

BEYORK U. MAY, Esq. .:GETTING AND WOUNDING.

A telegram from Washington announces that ths Habeas Corpua Ant has been suspended in nine counties of South Carolina, where the Ku Kinx bands continus to defy the law

Juarez has been re-elected Presidentof Mexico.. The International Yacht Raio at New York for the Queen's Cup has ben ven by the Co lambia. Ma

(Overland Trate Report.) One of the efsota which was predicted with come confidence as being cartain to result from the establishment of telegraphic communica-

The partisans of Sener Zorilla have isne tion between China and home, was diuination their manifesto. It insists on the necessity of in the overtrailing which had so long been com-catalliabing two powerfal Constitutional par- plained of, in commection with business in thieties-Reformerr and Case vatives, Blighdy country. The recklesands of the Obina mer alludes to the recent thiffenlies; and conclude cbanty bad become a perfect household word by declaring that the programme of the Zuril among commercial men; and to this reckless-ats is to establish fiber and to consolidate less alone was attributed the generally unsatis the dynasty of Bavog. The document is signed factory outturn of the trade. Hardly any limit

for rational quuse, by carefully anger, and the QOUNT OF SUMMARY JURISDICTION the rodowns. If the godowns approximated a number of white man; there was some other this it was not nanatnrally urged that a large solved to support the Metropolitan Association recording the exact onture of times al which they take place.

BEFORE THE HON.. H. J. BALL.

This cage came on spain, and Mr. Brereton was phoed upon the investive heaped upon the by +1 senators and 100 dopatia

FRIDAY, Oct. 20. His Honor pointed out that he would be able appeared for the four men of the Hertha..

unfortunate Obias merchants' heade. It was At Birmingham a movement is in progress Alexander Smith, at present under sentence they who were rapidly bringing rain upon for strengthening the bands of Sir W. DIke, to cross-examine him, and lawyers always pro ferred that opportunity of eliciting evidence. of one mouth in Gaol, for an assault on the

themselves and spoiling admirable opportunities MP, who proposes in the course of next ses Mr. Linated ainted that be was agent for police: On the night of the 22nd Novembor ho of profit; they were the great obstacles in einn, to call attention to the importance of materal buses. Messrs. Bourjan, Habener's was at home at Jenkins; be conid aut Bay the way of success, and if only some restraint effenting a rendjustment of electoral districts, premises was one of them. Their rent was exactly what time it was he came out of the sould be put upon their basty and arcaeon-

A meeting was held at the Emert-ball; $5,400, Know Mor Melchers boube tut nct house. Els was in Lower Lascar-row, and be w abla oporations, all would be well. Againel | Limehouse, last ereniz, at which it 'was re- in ares to Mesere. Bourjan, Hubener & Do's, colored man with him, and a constable mid to proportion of the operations by the buyers for procuring Cheap and Regular Railway Ap the rest of the premises; ought to be about them you had better let these caen go on peace- | in China was on asecoat of busse at home,commodation for the Working Clames.

The total subscriptions to the Buenos Apres The Court est yeaterony to hear appeals from $7,000. The bouse was very superior in sizeably, bome of the white men went past, they and that perhaps it might be as well that the means have been obtained by which any of the sarees mente of the valintars in respect of extent of you, and unless the game did but my anything to those they passed merchants there while praeching prudence to Epidemic Relief Fund, started five months ago. were very much smaller, the above estimate The white men were talking amongs: then their herighted brethren fifteen thousand mile hose amounted to £10,067, and at a meeting would not be much affected.

alves, act very lond; there were ten or twelve the moss omsential changes can be well gan, the Police and Lighting Baten,

of the white sa; the constable spola tu tce should exercisp a httle of this very dear of the general committed yesterday, it was re- rable virtus themselves. Nothing daantad, sobred to dispose of the unsppropriated balance hours, and even days before they come to pass,

crowd of colored men not to interiors, he did however, tias, than placed the evil to the ao £4,900) sa follame se balf to the Orphen not know why he bould have spoke to them in count of the manner in which their orders were asylum established at Buenos Ayres since the at the valac, beanies the rent was always hig unless they interfere with you. About baff

a minute after they had passed he hand is everything they did: lut people to the English Hospital.

here would go on baying so hastily" that thes Three more frus in Hartlepool, employing in order to allow for repair, &c.

Mr. Alford remarked that the words of the & noire in the Upper Lasear How he went unexceptionable orders were never properly several hundred hands, have conceded the nine

To predict changes in the weather, with may certainty, was long the work only of the super- etitioun, the foolish, and tho gibrant. But

The memorandam tram Count RocnIOEOD- ART to the Tsung-le Yamen, in reply to the Missionary circular, appears to afford the es- planation of the telegrams which have been received from home with reference to the movements of Chur: How and the decision

in may particular spot of sea or land, and the Mr. S. D. Bassoon appealed from the valus. adopted by M. THLER to accept the apology course of great Forwe is now a cunttar of us tion of two godowns Aca. 26 1, und 28 K. Frays tenderci, un condition of the Chinese Go-atrist caloulation na the path of a pienet in the East, which had bean valued this year at 21,200 vernment promising in future to afford to heavens...To oraful navigator sees a stormroach, and were now valued for next year niebould.be taken of the rent in order to arrive that way. Constable asid leave there alone oarried gat They themselves were perfectly outbreak of the yellow fever, and the other half,

coming when there is no little clond, even of $1,800 each..

Missionaries the protection guaranteed in the the bigasss of a band be knowa box, ind

Mr. R. G. Alfonl, ons of the valuators, stated Trosty. We may judge from the date of the when it will reach the place where he is, and that he had increased the raination for three

to happen.

...

Mr. Alford was about to cross-examined, but Air Beersion buited that a percentage He Hoor adviest bin not to do so.

How's apology on the 27th of that month, ed as u weather glass; nist that it ever can do be good for an inorowezi urevsement next year! Court. The fhot was Mr. Smith's premises tion. More was one in the company with him in season chan, protably for, any season bethat he will receive subscriptions for the unf

→ view of the subject is correct, we may congra-

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more the measure the pressure of the air, but but not for this year. because bad weather generally follows the fall,

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memorandum that Count RoomBCHOVART | What be must do if he would escape from itereazons; firet, that the Macgregor Bartucks ad. Ordinance were "the grow aneval vent." Bal up to thescene, aid when bo'got there be bastexequted. Then we came to the stage of speciul hours' dewind. A similar course has been fof. had the sanction of his Government to all violcnes. Tas day may come when, from dato joining the premises had this year been let by as far as that went, Mears. Staith, Araber & Featherston hand boldof Paul,tüs fifth defodda gants from home to purchase. Teas, when the loved by Tents. Hopsit, ut Middlesborough, equsily exact, we may be informed of the pro- Mr. Sassoon for an increased sum, showing ano a preus notally let for $2,000, and they ile ear Judley about twenty fout om binagaries of these gentlemen caused a good deal With a vins of obtaining the like redaction, a that it conisins, and it is probable that the bable weather & still longer time beforeband, Encreased value of property in the neighbour. were less advantageanal, situsted than thee standing agriffat a wall, and three or four of aransemont to mezgiants in China and amber of men struck work in Leeds yesterday. property in He had thus made a detention on the very Germans standing around him and bauting good deal of loss to thone at home At last, There is also a strike amongst the boya at

him. He went and dragged him out. After he anawor of M. Turpes as to accepting the apo bat many tara ahorations must be made, and hood; scond, that the valuation

Life Honor confirmed the valuation, on the had done so Judley said he was atatbed, The Arst surely a remedy wae to be found for the rock Messre. Clayton and Sbattleworth's worke, at

legance of buyere in China, s celograph Lincoln. logy tendered by Ourso How was dependant their meaning understood before this is likely the neighbourhood we mised in the aggregate principle suggested by Mr. Brereton.

by $59,000 this year; and third, that the pre-

In a second ruce which has taken place at Theia are contain simple and easily pader wires in question were near the site of the pro-ground that Mr. Brereton's own witness had ; and 'Usird defendanta he was sure were around being established shey would be pulled up at

Judley. He could not say: the thera, though upon the acceptance by the Chinese Govern

any given mopient. Electric shocks of prudence New York between the yachts Livonia and Co- he thought he w the second defendant with

from the home merchants would be brought to lumbia, the former dias again, defeated by the ment of the terms set forth in Ceunt Rocas stood facts and obserentione c which moderh posed new pier, which according to evidence exceeded it to his estimat

Mr. Brereton then mentioned an application the box in court, but could not set. The bear directly open the operators in Chine. But, faltar. CHOUART'S waxorandam. This document and is highly elastic, and its weight or the pres. Ils Honor was a member, would enhance the of Mr. W. Mael Smith, which, however, bid Bridgewater hero, and he afterwards saw Tweed having at last arived at this happy stage, what

meteorology resta. First, the air has weight prodoned before the select commitice, of which

The American Minister in Switzerland has raluo of property in that neighbourhood. is dated November 14th, and it will be re sure that it exemises constantly varies.

His Honor thatight the third reseon would been lodged too late. The appeal had been there, he did not bear that Bridgewater is the reapit? The purchases of tens bare been issued a notics to his countrymen who are at The Barometer, or weight-memarer, in regard

seat by mistake is Mr, Alford, instead of toda ont til after Featherston returned from the store speculativa a more ill-advised this prescat, in that pert af Europe, accounting collected that M. Taccepted OONG

Lower Lascar-row, and went up with the rest Mr. Alford said the fact that the company were assessed at nearly double their value."

His Honor said he had no power to entertain when they heard the noise, and it was after he fore, and it is well known that a larger praterers by the Chicago Bre. An appeal has clas porten than formerly has been upon, dome bean made by the Swiss Times to the English there being thus ample time for commimi.

ades to the Mac- the application What Mr. Brereton bad men had yelled Jadley out that he saw Mooragecount. If there is as much recklessness who are travelling in switzerland and Italy, to esting the Chinese decision as to the mano. and fair weather the rise of the mercury in the had got their charter war auficient to increase

the value of leasca

in tuin os bun commonly bean; alleged, it contribute to the same object. Sabsorptions" saw them takon to the station; they went along must be dificult to fasten, it any longer upon as faceived at the office of the paper. In Paris randum between those two dates. If this

Laed with the vemometer, or wind-wear-gregor Barracks, be had made a surrey oftioned might form a good ground for an ap-and then be said he was out in the sye. He Hollywood-rond; there were four Garisana and

the China,merchants, nd thees who have raised the Ammian residents have subscribed, since ar, the direction of the wind and the force with them, and of these godowns, and had found plication elsewhere.

-Mr. Brereton next appeared to apport the Paul, the fifth defendant, which it blewe, two other gir meteors may be that the former produced 84 cents per

In answer to Mr. Brereton, witness and there great an outory at home may well commence their first metting, 131,055 Francs for the relief

to read, their old leaturis for their own benefit of the Chiago enferari. compared, and are found to have much relation square foot on an average. That average ap to each other. The merenry, indeed, quite a plied to the godowns would give a rental of appeal of the longkang Pier and Godows

Unr Berlin Correspondent says that the by means of the telegraph, practically upon the speech of the Emperor of Germany has been invariably sinke when high winds are press $4,275 each, but as they were neither so good Company. He said this case was rather were three Germans round Judley, and the fourth it being now clearly proved that when placed, bor so commodious as the barracks, be bad not caliar, inasmuch as the tensments were all in who had a box was marching round; there were leata when rainy weather is at hand.

Vapour of water is present in the air at all valued them at one half that rate: The rent of use last year, and were now not used at all, a three or four colored men ut auditation and market themselves, they do, pot succesd macb rescised with strangely wingled feelings. The Laborals ara pot over pleased with the manner timer, but more in proportion sa the art in the barracks had been raised this year from great part being levelled to the ground: A four or five Germans mixed. Lagether; a man better than the reckless Chins membanta

What, then, is the inference to be drawn in which the good relations existing between 30.000 to $10,500, and he bad increased the prospective valur had been placed on the pre-anned Henry was there, but he did not know warmer.

Air at all teriperatures holde vapaar insolu valuation of the guduwis partly on that admises. No doubt they would become rary anything about the disturbimes, though he from these facts ? Is there something con: Germany, Austria, and Huasia are Spoken of, aluable in a short time, but at present they helped the policeman te puteh wan; the nected with the Tes market to Chins sitoilus and criticise the announcement freely. There that best Atted for dealing with Oriental

had no value at all. AS S tion without appearing dump or depositing count...

night was dark, and he saa no knuckle-dusters to what was ent forth in the inscription is a general impression that the speech was not officiala, being a airple enunciation of a view, water, but, as the quantity varies with the beat, Mr. Sassoon said some alteratione kad im

Hr. Alford aid the Company had not yet or any reapons used; the man with the box over a still more disastrous place: “ Give EF drawn up by Prince Bismarck, but by a new which they intend to adhere to, in place of there is often a chuige involving the getting provements had been zoude in the burracks,

outwards. Any general arguments which would open/ rid of a certain part of the water. To ensure and that this was the reason.ot'the', aligght in- bought the property, and therefore were not had it ander hie left arm; with the key bolo ali prudence, ya who enter here," or is the hand, and the style is considered ́iff" and

of the air requires au crease of the yeat, which still showed, however, rated. the moisture

Mr. Brereton said they were in possession. Constable Featherston called, atuted, in norway canse u the unfortunate outtura of business tedious in the extreme.

to he sought in peculiarities coungeted with

Prince Napoleon's visit to Corsien, and tha the door to endless discussion. The whole intentant, speerally contrived. Such is the considerable decrease on that which he had

or wat measurer; at that received in, former: years. Thers bad, baen ao But in' anticipation of this objection, be bad to Mr. Brereton : He did not know ́ Jadley was the nature of the trade, itself? The trath notice taken of it in the Oficial Journal by th of the proposals in the Chinese circular are hygrometer,

sound there was about seven coloured man of merchants connected with the Chios tml the Paris papers. The Debats thinks that, if quietly rejected, while it is pointed out that instrament is of no use without, observations repaire is the godowns. Two years ago they lodged un appeal also in the nimes of lessrs. thers; at the time of bifint getting at the would seem to be that the so-called jooklessness French Government, are commented upon in

Me Alford asked when that appeal was eventually there were eighteen or twenty is a defusion. The nature of the business is dietarbanoes were apprehended.

result of for the fact that they were then valued higher.

of them, as about ten followed him opens that it cannot conducted in any the visit, a passport should bare been refused; should any of the causes of complaint which of temperature, and for this purpose we must had been veempied by soldians, which accounted Overbeck and Pollard.

have a thermometer, or beat-measurer.

M. Brereton said it was within the time heard one man med Moore, say he bad other than a somewhat speculative way. This but that, as it was granted, there was no notes- Some other nece are made of the thermometer,As far as the proposed pier had affected their lodged in Court

It was lodged on the 27th November,

brought up the Dutchmen again; there we resulta from the limited field which axirta bere aby to unzounce that precautionary measures and it is food that the temperature of the airvalce, the pride of storage und decreased since is constantly varying, not only from hour to it was started.

Hoof and be would not take the ques Mr. Alford mid that was the fifteenth deg, about three dozen Germansettered about the for the investment of foreign capital, and the would be adopted. The Debuts thinks also that colured men were clinging them, the colour fasilities with which the Chinese can combine touch importance has been given to Prince tour, but at the same time in different strata

which His Honor had ruled not Inst year.

His Homer, said he did not like these other men were the agressors; he saw no tavos. He against the foreign buyer. Money is laid in Napoleon, who has never hitherto been looked

talate the French Government on having asserted its rights in a very firm, though, at the same time, in a very fair and temperate manner. There is no hesitation in maintain- ing to the full the stipulations of the Treaties,

and the tone which is ailopted' is precisely

it is alleged exist arise in a practical form,

the remedy which is to be sought is an

*rackless trador": "theory.

appeal to the Legation at Pekin. This was clearly the only logical ground that could be of air near the earth. Wherever the aun's rays tion of the pier info considerak this year, adopted: Any attempt to enter inte restric-can reach, the cause is manifest; bot it he found next your, or the year after perenga they would tive rules regarding Missionaries, such as by experiment that, in abade and at night, the know what effect it bad on property, hot at tions, but still he would be bound by his decis bad heard that the Prussian seamen : were not in the Banke or in private hende, for cominence spon us a very torsisable of action, and atoe thing kappens. Heat in radiated through present they could only junga, by anticipation, aion 2, But, this appeal was left at the Clerks allowed to carry lived from those fartment of each year's operations in Toa and Silk, at it there were so there dangerous copi were proposed in the memorandan, would wt the air, und radiation. take place much morele might ask Mr. Bassoon, how it was that thoum at 6 o'clock on the 27th... Could Mr. be caw, the Germias seamen were a very quiet The. Chinese combine to force the buyers raters then the Prinpo, people might make their

the Summary Jarisdiction Court?.

Bridgewater called, stated Henry was also the highest price for the produce, no minds eas

that foreign merchants and capitalista

(Stan Ford.) once bave opened the door to endless accu- rapidly through ofcar then cloudy atos. the run of the barraste had decreased from Brereton contend tüst that was an appeal to class of men,

general

Mr. Braceton mi biness hours extended on the bout in Upper Lassar-mw; he could not land is this position: they must invest their sations, and instead of Tessening the chances here. The earth rope haat during the day, what it was in forcer years.

Buy how many soloured men were there in cil, and parts with it at night. The there is another Dir. Sassoon replied that property of disturbances in the country, would have conscant Boarce of datarbance in the stmos y bad decreased in value, and the barrack till 7 o'clock,

had also been affected by the economy prac. His Honor said the Ordinatos showed that he could say there was a great mary, and the money in Ten and Silk or send it away at Yesterday the ratifications of the Convention alon Whether this loss be in remitting at between France and Germany was dispatched alow rates of exchange, or in returning specia; by the French Minister of Foreign Afaita, to tended directly to induce them. In additionphere.

Electricity, again, acte a ravet important part tised by the preacat Government. (Laughter. business hours in the Court were coly from 10 night was durk

Mr. Brereton submitted that the affair was whether the funds in the bards the Berlin. The six departments which are to be to this, such a course would have been the in all that is going on around us. The effact A few years ago they had let for more that to Dr. Brereton said this appeal was an after-nothing more than a street row, that the die foreign merchants are the result of actual reacuated will be considered ne neutral terri strongest encouragement to the Chinese, al this agent is generally obscure, always $20,000, and his godown were then rated

wikat such strange, unlike other agents, and sometimes $1,300 Now that the barracks only prodaned thought, on Mr. Alford's sending in another turbance commanded by the coloured men who mitants), ne bo the Banke, or of the anie af tory, and cannot be occupied by French troops either to foster or to horrors as the Tientsin Massacre, if they very terrible Incessantly developed by every $10,000 he was rated at $1,000 for the godowns. Taluation to denote. Overbeck and Polard. were the aggressors. It appeared that the diatur large quantities of inporte, the result is the fil the full payment of the fourth half- Air. Wilberforce Wilson, aalled by hir. Bas. But he should contend that the property was bazoo commenced by the coloured men trying a large quantly of foreign capital on milliard, and further, in one the French Go- change that takes place by evaporation, by found that by following up such an event the all phenomena of life, and by the action of Azon, stated that he knew the property inequitably sold to the Company, who were to procace from the Germans drink and pigars, the spot to be invested or on which a loss must vertinent are unable to fulfil their engage fait gross Hootal atually in possession though the feass bad and they refused to be imposed upon. They con- be faced, and which can be invested only in two mente, the German Government coserve to negotiations, they were able to obtain pon-light, its presence and state oan generally oidy question. He thought

At the meeting of the National Education gestions in their favour. As it is, at all be detected by very delicate instruments. The rental of the godowns would be $1.500 ezab not been assigned. They were morsover in sequendly chased the Germans about; there was staples, Tea and Silk Thie, we suspect, is the itself the right of re-occupying the six depart.

flappings of a Atuall piece of leaf gold They had not increased in value during the receipt of the rent, and that was till that rar no videnos that boss men ised knives, and real explanation of the peculiarities of business peata

een doing as Moore's bestimony showed, and has been sähered to with surprising pertina Isegue at Birmingham yesterday, the numbers events, they bere gained nothing while they becams & means to this and bus the tele year. He could act anderstand the icereseed required ander the Ordinahos. Ho would prove the only man who had the knife in court, was with Chins. The

Mr. Wilson stated that lie had been resident Judley himself eaid ke saw no kita. He said this city, but it may now be fairy oppaidered as of the dopalations from Scotland and Ireland can scarcely be insensible of the danger they graph wires afford another almost eqastraluation from $1,200 to $1,300. Ha thought this by Mr. Wleon's vidérer

|they would let for $1,500, but that would be k ran, and by how little they haro escaped a though very disagreeable means of detecting high riunion for Police And Lighting Hates an engineer in charge of the premises for the in the hope that His Warship would not send having bean arguet to an absurdity. The were heard. The former requested the League

bad entered upon possession cyền earlier, "There rstulta havo zot been obtained without He thought Mr. Sassoon would be very glad if Ocupany since September list. The Coropany the cue to the Supreme Court, the men them-truth is, we trade her under exceptional die. 10 atoliorer the forthcoming Septeh Education conflict with foreign Powers. Can it be

selves were very sorry to find that Judley was His Honor said he should recognize the own stabbed the prisoners were a quiet lot of men, Tantages and the real remedy for the evil in which, se in the English, a religions so ong complained of is to be sought in the redioulty would be found, the other denounced Mr. Alford asked how it was that the barracks hoped that the end of this lamentable allair enormove labour, and have required the collec. he got him at tenant for $1,500,

and Liast. Seublin could bear testimony to this moval of those disadvantages, that is in the es the report of the late Government Commission tion of in 'nost incredible sinaast of 'con- has now been reached, and the this nugatory sciatique detail a series of observations has were lot at an increased rental if property had ership of the Company

Mr. Alford said he was in so ́swkward posi- i fact. Noen

and one-sided. But the great feature of the Mr. May remarked there we so much eri.eign of general trading intervoces with the on education in Ireland as thoronghly partial

country, and above all, should it be possible, in rosult will be sufficient to present any re-been continued for years at thousand localities. not increased in value,

Mr. Wilson said they were occupied by the tion on account of Mr. Overbeck's absence train

who bitterly denounced the Education Act for currence of the disturbances and excitement requiring of course, at least by many intelli-

sterer companies, and the working of mines, which for the Inst two years have caused so gent and instructed persons, and the number of military, and he thought that did not fer the Colosy. He could so get bia evidence, dence that it was a case he was compelled to the promotion of enterprises such as rawy wetting wars speech from Mr. Edward Miell, Mr. Brereton Raid in that case he would bare which would apply come other oatlet for the the leaven of denominationulie which it on. much acnety? We should be glad if we observations in this erries amounted to many the question of godawn. Possibly the soldiers but he had a later of his shewing what the rout send to the Supreme Court.

millions Many arranged peries were made at nould not be socommodated elsewhere, and Mr. had formerly been..

Mr. Brereton admitted the statements of the the evidence of the Liesl. Scablin as to their employment of the capital sent here either in aned, and urged the meeting to melat open an character, and the evidenes of two other the foren of money or of imports, besides twisamediate alteration in those parts of the bill. The inquest os John Ford, the frenat; was could feel any confidence in such a resalt, latervals of the bours, day and night, for years, Savoy wished to let the premises to some pre

Mr. Wilson fariter elated that the dwelling who wore eye witnesses to the disturbance, and articles of produce, sivars held firmly by Inst- unfortunately there is to mach number of selected stations, the corres else, which would account for the increase, le letter.

tombling down, and there would have been no house on the promises is coupled by tenants, were anning in another direction..

Wilhelm Brahmeg, a sea of the N. G. strong trading guilds, and the large bulk of the brought to a closs yesterday, when the fury re reason to feel that the atmost circumponding beerritions being regularly taken at bad repairon the godowas recently. They were

the moment.

One of the important and vainable of the resessment at all this year. He considered tie and would be antil Jannury. There were also

bern-covered with gauze wira instead of wet spection, firinnese and discretion will be re-

ting, and bed the canvas been rendered main quired on the part of the Foreign Reprezen.sults of baving a continued sud minute record sine from 31,200 to £1,800 extravagant, con two godowns adjoining the Prays which pro- Corvette, stated he had been à seaman akoat trade in which must be conducted within the turned a verdict of accidental death, bat up.

also be occupied to the end of this year, At three weeks ago, on the fand Nov, and the four of the yearly sampaigns.

A western woman recently made application Gammable; the fireman's life might have been tatires to prevent matters soon drifting back the state of the air Log beas, the determina dering that he had only put two tie-beaus deed a gross ront of g8,500, and which would three years. He remembered he was on shore space of three or four months after the open-ended the remark that if the fire-recape had

tion of what is nulled the atmospheric safe, into the roof.

Mr. Alford then tendered his own evidence, the end of the year they would be recated, and Gerin defendante were in his company did

The French Gurement, either alarmed at into the position they were in before the which means an ideal, suring in the atmos

phere at which the pressure is everywhere the and repeated on each the particulare already would remain prosoapird for at least 9 or 30 not ses them taken into custody Alf he could for divorce on the ground that bor husband is red." outbreak at Tientsin. True, in the present pace. If the atmosphers were still and undle stated with regard to the survey of the pre-mouths. The remainder w unoccupied noe, day was, he was in their company with obara, tremendous fool." The busband, by 90s

une-half being already pulled down and the atout tan in all. At about 10:30p.m. they were terting the mit, has pretty weil substantiated | the prooedings of the Bonspartists or wishing to impress the county with the belief that is imp coming down some street--he did not know the the charge-dmerican peper. case, the Chinese have escaped being planged turbed, this would be parallel to the earth's mises, and of the barracks made by bin. 'nto bostilities with foreignere very narrow-kuriace, and would never fary, Sub, however, Mr. Ex replied that if the Governmrs other half in process of being pulled in,

the electrio excitement. RAN