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SELBOT COMMITTEE,
The Chrontols and Directory for 1972. that in such instances, the Cnter-JUSTICE of opinion that he ought ant to have to direct an answer, he denied all knowledge of the noto. being well-voured, but defloient in strength,nn, and its production at a pries varying from SUMMARIES OF NEWS FROM THE
has always been actuated by a sincere desire these at tertium the Doutor told the way we adorned for further hearing to and was 20 per cent cheaper the foreign 40 to 50 per cout, leas than the price at which NOW READY;
HOME PAPERS. to forward what bo feels to be the trudan) / Cao jory that at least until the Compradore had the 2nd January, he was in Coast, salad was the opium. Farther north, near the Mongolina Indian opium could bent in the market-in i in that received the money for the goode (pro- | tofendent. Ho board the cafondant make the town of Politan, it is sowed out large sante, but Obinu. Subsequent to this conference,. I. fg.
(Daily Ver.) THIS Work, now in the TENTHI year of of Justice, but it is quite possible for a Judge from to be ve been by ris, sisth cojection witness, after arch the defendant bevored Lussi cha sigut in are only yielding 100 seived in the mouth of June, from the Foreign
to err from the best motives, he he can do now that as to the Blamele and tablecloths, the said that be know nothing about the roto agd and ne the value of foreign oplem is nearly Her Majesty's Government the policy of pro: National Society was held yesterday at Man- him) he was at lible. The which ses brul limea taela weight" A trai is an once and a third; Board of Pokin, an official note, arging upon
ATTUREBAT, Nor. 9. The annual meeting of the Women Suffrage greater injury to Society at large than by injury should have been directed that having that the mark affixed so it was not made by wright for weight of silver, that may give some hibiting the importation of foreign opium as cheater. During the proceedings it was stated any way atrotching the law, oren if by so rogard to the length of two they had been an imp
Fiden of the value of the erop."It Kirin the bojeg prejudicial to the goueral interests of that Mr. Jacob Bright's Bill for the Agroval doing, he succeed in attaining justice in a repented demands made foran account of them, the two witnesses, Hadjeo and Loon-yow; at lost 300 piouls are yearly brought to the I think it would be gatisfactory to the Co-esme before Parliament early in the coun
der the control of the Dampradore, to tho Plaintiff's lerk, Felippe Miguel Lima, and production is carried to a troch vastor extent; commaire. As the momoriul in but a short ont, of the electoral disabilities of women ald Individual cad. No doubt from what ho and to the admitted insolvency of the Compra gave their evidence. cormborating that of market, and the drug is even offered for sale mittee if I rond it, instead of giving a me ab-assion. waw at the Bankruptcy Court, the Curer- dore, it would be for the jury to say that the first witness and plaintiff. The case was then in the shops of Tiox-tu. In the nighhom stract. From Toungli Yacum to 8ie R. Justion considered that a great fraud bad Compradore had rendered bimeelf liable for the committed for trial at the criminal sessions of rod of the producing districts, the presence Alcock. July 1860. The writers hawon several aval days go, the gentlemen endete from In accordance with an arrangement made bean committed, and it was it possible for direction was uncalled for, and would have been
price. His Lordship was of opinion that any such the Supreme Court..
of the rative article muit bo prejudicial to its occasions, when conversing with his Excelleney the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich yes. foreign rival. At Kirin foud, the prion, the British Minister, referred to the opium trade terday marcbed to Chislehurst common, where those proceedings not to influshce his mind. Ferroneous, the speculation being the plaintiffs,
of opium consderably lower that Ying- as being prejudicist to the general interests of they were inspected by the ex-Emperor of the Throughout the whole caso in the Supreme and the transaction being outside the duties of SIR EUTHERFORD ALOOCK AND THE a when I lift: the cultivation of the poppy commerce. The object of the treaties between French. His Majesty, who appeared in good
Compradora. The seteath abication was that Court, wo beard discussed the liabilities of His Lordship omitted to point out to the jury
was only conniensed in this portion of the em-car respective countries was to secure perpetual health, expressed himself as much pleased with pira three yours ago."
peace, but, if effective steps daunot be takon to the profefoney whisk the ondets had displayed. THE VARIOUS HOUSE FLAG 8; agents, the responsibility of principals, and that the defendant not having been exiled as subjoin the first porsion of the evidence 5024-You say that the foreign opium is worth the minds of men, it is to be feared that preceded with yeelerday, when the orase-ex- witness, be did not know all the trade tranane-given by Sir Rutherford Alcock before the nearly weight for weight with silver; is that s
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The bearing of the Talborne osse was again a vast number of other topies which seemed tissue of the On pradore, and to direct the jury Select Committee of the House of Commons, When it is boiled and made ready for sunok polley can obviate nonrces of fature trouble.mination of John Moore, an old servant of MAPS OF HONGKONG, JAPAN,atmangely fine points on which to binge that inring regard to the admitted instigate to enquire into the subject of Indian Finance, lug, it des approueh to that the price of Day and night the writers are considering the Rager Tichborne, was brought to a close.
criminal charge. The civil suita glinted relations, botwoou the Compradore and the
opium row is about 600 taels the pioul, which question, with a view to its colution, and the Many of the Attorney-General's questiona re- through the criminal proceedings, and the defendant, it was for them to say whether in The evidence will be continced from timo g. 133 lbs. I have ogritted randing from this more they reflect upon If the greater down their ferred to the mode in which Moort had kept the absence of such evidence the presumption time, as it is of the most interacting character despatch what did not reus ezagutial, hot that auxiety become, and hereon they cannos uroid the diary of occurrences during the voyage to echo was heard of what went on bebind areas that the defendant was well acquainted as displaying thủ views which this ex-Minister which has been givon teada to show that there addressing his Excellency very earnestly on the flouth America in 1853. One of the learned. the curtain which shielded the back- with these transactions. His Lordabip said he
bad yet to learn that it lay on the defendant to has instilled into the Government, not only is a very large and extensive outiention of to subject. That opinn is like a dully poison, gentleman's remarks upon the diary, was dor raptcy investigation from the public gaze, negetives he was a court out the npon the opium question, but upon our trade poppy scattered over all the provinces of China, that it is most injurious to mankind, and cribed by the Judge as hardly a fair ropre. What was disclosed in the bankruptcy plaintiffs old bars called him to prove the and relations with China generally.
bren up to the north, on the ongolian frontier, most serious provocative of ill feeling is, the cantation of the facts," and on the Attorney- where one did not expect to find it. On May writers think, partently well-known to his Ex-General proscading to justify what be had oxid, case, we know pot. Much stress is laid upon affirmative. There was evidence of Sir Ratherford Aloe, K.,B., called in the 1905. I bad an interview with Wen-acang, who sellency, and it is therefore needles for them the Judge turned to the jury and mid that in this in some quarters, but this great fact is admitted" intimate business relations be and examined.
tween the Compradore and defendant, and His
is one of the leading members of the Foreign to enlarge, further on those points. The Prince" his opinion the learned connael's language was overlooked that the worse the revelations in Lordship did not hold that the sitggested pre-
5639-Chairman. You are Her Majesty's Office of Pekin, and other ministers, his colleu- the Prince of Kong is the president of the calculated to produce an unfacoarable impres the Bankruptcy Court the lesa justifiable was sumption arose. He held that he ought not to prosentative in Chita Yes I'am Her Ma- gues. There were no subordinates allowed to Board) and bis colongues are quite a son, Sir John Coleridge still held to the view
jesty's there
be present, and therefore it was strictly a Son-that the opium trade has long been condemnod which he had expressed, and the Jedge repent- it to bring the case in so questionable a form have ada any ach suggestion to the jury as 5690-You have resided there for some years, fidential ons, and that led then to speak out by England as nation. And that the right ad bis observations, the jury intimating that
it was said he ought to bave made. The beliere For a quarter of a century. as that of a charge of conspiracy, because the eighth objection depended on the evidence of 5691-During that period have you become their minds, the missionary quation and the But the officials and propla of this cupire, who rosace called ware George Bingley, of Norfolk- much more freely on the subjects uppermost inminded merchant acorns to have to do with it. they agreed with his lordship. The other wit moro easy would it have been to have prored knowledge by defendant mentioned in the acquainted with the airgtoatances under which option in reference to a revision of the trobynnnt, be so completely informed on the subtreet brund, who had known Tichborne in seventh. These were all the objections except opium is either produced or saved in China than they would otherwise have done should foot, all that England trades in opium be- South America, and who identified bim in the that defendants committed a specific crime. the fourth, which His Lordship dealt within the last your or two my attention has beer be very glad if you would allow me to send cause sho desires to work China's ruin, for (say claimant; Joseph Mantten, librarian as the If there are frauds and wrongs which the law separately and at length. I was that is very pointedly directed to both by the uneasi-rome pausages from my despatch on that sub they) if the friendly feelings of England are Westminster Hospital, and formerly sagaans. cannot touch, we are bound to conegive that Lordship was in error. directing the jury nees of the merchsuta engaged in the trade se jest, best in states in the shortest possible genuino, since it is open to her to prodees and major is the Dragoon Guards, William HALL HOLTI and KELLY the Legislature in leaving this defect have that they wore it dealing with the gaper in the cultivation of the puppy in China, and why with what view the Chinese Government trade in everything sire, would she still insist Andrews lately a tradesman in Fell-all; and
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character of compradore, His HALL Z KL.LY acted wisely, and have done so to avoid doubted whether he Retoally sad the myself as far as possible, and to get all the inhibition of the epium, as being too injurons through the empire ! There are those who say Cazubiacore. The affidarit of Jobs M. Court, Lordship in conseguenes of tint, took steps to inform were then pressing, in fast, for the total pro- on sprouding the poison of this artful thing Michael Carroll, at one time a private in the & Co., Khunghai. greater evils than those which more search-expression, though the plaintiff's attorney (Mr formation that I could Tientsin and
to them to be tolerated, or endated. This is a stop the trade by enforcing a vigorous probibi who is now dead, was also put in. HALL&HOLTER KELLY ing law would remedy. It is for this reason Beretion) had understood him to noe fona 5602--Will you kindly state to the Commit. despatah marked sopante and confidential" tion against the use of the drug. Olina has Peking
& Co Shanghai,
had noted it. He read a long extract from that leg what was the result of that information, or to Lord Clarendon, dated the 20th of May, but the right to do so dochtle, and might be able Smallpox Hospital at Hampstead vas resumed The inquiry into the loss of a.child from the Nagasaki...Tau (s& J. Trading Co.
that charges of conspiracy are looked upon gentleman's notes of bis charge, from which be the character of it.P-I think, perhaps, it will I bave permission to read any parts which may to effect it; but a strict enforcement of the pro- yesterday before Mr. F. D. Longe, but nothing Hingo, O-aka....THE 0. & J. TRADING UO. with disfavour, and that clear and direct evi concluded that if he did use the isolated ex-save the time of the Committee, if you will als seem interesting to the Committee. In that bibition would necessitate the taking of any was eleited which tended in any way to clear Yolun Messrs. LANE, ORSOLD & Co, dence of the conspiring itself is required. Preasion, at all events the general conse of his how we to first give a statement of what were despatch, I auid, His Excellency Wen-tcang lives. Now, although the criminals punish up the mystery Mamila.....Messrs. J, D3 LuYZAGA & Q5.
summing up was directly the reverse. To all the general conditions I found existing there. Singapore....... Straits Times Offline,
Without such precaution everybody connected the objections taken to is address an in-
and two other ministers of the Foreign Board,ment would be of their own seeking, bystand- "George Child, described as the bendle DË Culcilita, Englishmani Offing.
with anyone found to have dons what ap- partant rule applied. It was stated those one regards the cultivation-As regards which we bad a long conversation on various merchant tellured them to their rain by bring was yesterday sentenced by the Marlborough:
5693-Can you state what were the condi. Tin aud Pao, paid me a visit yesterday, daring era would not fail to say that it was the foreign Golden-square, and a man of advanced years, London Mr. F. ALOAR, Clement's Lano. peared a wrong act, would be liable to be ia-Cart will not grant a new trial for an objec. the valivation, and its boaring upon the trade, subjects counected with the revision of traatios, ing the drug, and it would be hard to prevent street police tangistrate to a month's imprison- Hoa to the direction of the jadge at the trial as well us the influences bearing upon both in the present state of affairs, and the existing regeneral and deep acated indignation; such ament, for having emelly benton some catu to dicted for conspiracy with him.
unless each objastion was distinctly raised at reference to the politext wondition of China. fatione between Chine and foreign states.
A course indead would tend to arouse popular death in a sack. The above remarks are made nos with the trisi Not one of the object one was As I kavu mentioned, there was very generi none of their attendants are admitted on these anger against the foreigner. There are others the view of either defending or condemnaised at the trial. The motion must be dis-neasiness felt among the chief mercantile acoustons, zor any Chinese of my og establish again who angesat the removal of the prohibis day sent to prison for six mouths by the A timekeeper, named Willmot, was yester missed with costs. His Lordship added that houses in China towards the end of 1868, add mout remain in the room after serving the retina against the growth of the poppy. They Sheffield magistrates, for having horsewhipped & C.,ing the prisoners. For anything we know, he canid not conclude without referring to the Messinars Jardins, Matheson, and tons other freshments; the conversation when the page argue that as there is no means of stopping the a lady in the street.
there maybe just grounds of sotes of his summing up. He was sure the firme bad a reference made to me to know whats often of a less reserved of cfidential foreign (opiam) trade, there can be no harm, su picion against them; but we do not hesitate gentleman whose notes they were, took and ther I could sscertains for them how far the character than when an intórvice is a heged a temporary menetre, in withdrawing the pro-aingtam was lately fined £10 by the local A gun maker und'cartridge dealer of Bir- gave them in perfect good faith. Everyone reports were true, that there was a large and the Terrg-li-Tambo he Foreign Board), bibition on its growth. We should thus not magistrates for having unlawfully kept 50,400 to say that the charge was brought into must feel that ; but he was not a regular short increasing cultivation of the poppy; upon which With a one present but myself, the Chinese only deprive the foreign merahnut of mais artridges, containing more than fibs, of gun- the Supreme Court in the most irregular hand writer, and his notes would not on that I took what atan waye in my power, and sent sopietary acting as interpretar, and the Chinese euren of his profits, but should store as our Fowder, without a licence. He yesterday 139 manner, and the case, if allowed to passt be an entirely reliable as he meant the circular to the different coneals, in order to minister's themselves both feel at liberty to revenue to boos. The sovereign rights of China appealed against this decision to the Cers. Of
to be without protest, would become a precedent in
obtain, on the apot, information from native spent more freely than if the roomware filed are indeed competent to thin such a course Queen's Bench, and the judges decided that the Colony which wonlaplace the members of
sources. The trade for the three or four years with serracts or persons outside the circle. Nei- would be practicable, and indeed the writers the 6th action of the Gunpowder Act of 1860, every firm in danger of being convicted
preceding. I learnt from the merchants, had ther Wensing nor his colleges are ever cannot say that, as a last resource, it will not under which the proceedings vere takon, been a losing trade, and the domand for Indian likely to speak wholly without reserve; nor can come to this but they are most unwilling that applied to the manufacturer of cartridges, and of conspiracy and of being sentenced to
apim sensed to have been checked; that is to it be expcoted that they will expose thuir ish probibition should be removed, holding, not to the dealer in them. The conviction was say, its progressive incranas, which had been imprisonment and hard labour, upon eyidance |
most thoughts on grave matter of state ton as they do, that a right system of government therefore cubed. which would not be considered sufficient to
very remarkable for many years before, soomed foreign minister, towards whom they may al should appreciate the beneficence of Haaven to be stopped, all of which pointed to some ways stand in a more or less antagonistic pos- and (weck fo) remove any grievance which an unknown was yesterday returned in the A verdt of wilful murder against some per. convict a man of the most trivial offence-if.
cause that was interfering either with the ent- tion. Nevertheless, while dissaseng during the ficta ita people, while to allow them to go one of the woman Hopkins, who was lately. somption or with the demand for it. Ja Jagu or three hours all those large questions of policy to destruction, although an increase of revenue found dead on the Botley-road, near Oxford. | directly charged.
A one tried on the 29th of Desember last, ar5, 1869, one of the censore, Tuan-ho-obtian which directly affect the interests of two nations, may result will provoke the judgment of and in which Choi-a-ming was charged by by name, memorialised the Crown, requesting and in no small degras thec of all other West Heaven and the condemnation of men. Neither and the perpetrator of the crime iz aupposed to A wife murder is reported from Obesterfield, Chong-sing-ho, inmate of No. 63 brothel, with Eat the cultivation of the poppy might be pro-ern States in treaty with Clame, the true opinion of the above plans indeed are satisfactory. If have committed suicide, COURT OF SUMMARY JURISDICTION maliciously cutting her quilt, and upon whom a hibited. (These censors call ereryone, from and sentiments of the speakers wist often epit be dosired to remove the very rout and to
BEFORE THE Hor. E. J. BALL.
sentence was passed of one months imprison the emperor down to the lowest official, to appear; all the moro.certainly where there is no stop the erii at its concee, nothing will he effec. the Irishman newspaper, appeared before the Yesterday morning, Mr. Pigott, proprietor of KWON-ACABONG .. H. S. LAWRANCE.ment with hard abour, and to make amende of coal, if they find anything contrary to the fixed order of proceeding or vary desuite object tive but a prohibition to be enforced aliks by Dublin Commission Court, in Greeu-street, to 2, in default, 14 days more imprisonment, and laws or traditipus of Obina) In consequence in view, beyond the interchange of opinion both parties. Again, the Chinese merchant answer for having published an artide on H. S. LAWRENCE. XWOR-ACHYONG-farther to be publicly flogged five strokes up of this there was an adtet which appeared in subjects of grave import to all engaged, and the supplies your country with his goodly tes and Kelly's trial, in which the Chief Justice wee $500.05.
posite to the brothel, one on again yesterday, the Fekin Gazete of the 29th of January, refer mutual desire to arrive at apme common under all, conferring thereby a benefit apon her; but obarged with being biased, vindiclivencas was These cross-actions were proceeded with, Mros na application made by Chong-stane yee, of ring to this memorial, paying for prohibition, standing as a guide to future alion." Tuner- the English marchant empoisons Ubius with alleged against the Crown counsel, and is srau Drummond appairing for Kwok-Acheong, and the Tou-fat hoag, for a chearing of the case, sad to previous ediote to that effect, enjoiningly mentioned that as preamble to slow that I pestilent opium. Sack conduct is unrighteous. asked, could twelve men he found in Ireland to the Acting Aloney General for Captain Law upon the plea that defendant was of wosk intel- the high oflcers and the magistrates in the had every opportunity of arriving at what was Who can justify it? What wonder if oficials declare that the murder of an informer carried reuer...
provinces to enforce the prohibition against their real feel or in the matter. The first part and people say that England is wilfully work with it moral guilt. As, buwover, Mr. Pigott . Drummond proceeded to rumark upon
Cheong-slumo yes stated be was a partner of the enltivation of opium in the mag which the of the interview was occupied with that which ing oat China's raio, and has no real friendly mad received the notice only on the previona the evidence, that it clearly showed that the the Yeau-fat-nam-pah bong, Benbam-strand. censor had demanded. I am show hereaftr very much absorbad theu, then as now, the festing for her. The wealth and generosity of night, and made an affidarit that be dif service for which Kwok-Acheong claimed was He had known the defendant for the last three the terms in which he spoke of the cultivation lesionary question. From missionary iver Bagland are spoken of by all; she is anxious not know of the contents of the article until it performed.
months. He came to his hong from Swa. of the poppy, and of the fajury which opium blos and dangers the conversation diverted to prevent and anticipate all injury to her cun-appeared in print, it was arranged that the General, and if necessary call upon Mr. Dram
His Honor said he would hear the Attorney.tow. Before the lust typhoon, he embarked did to the nation; giving, in fact, the Chinese the bostile asia which was so constantly mercial interest; how is it, then, she can bosi eonsideration of the case should be adjourned in a mailing ship for Sium. The vessel was view of the trade. On the 16th of February I manifested by the literati and all the official tate to remove an acknowledged evil? Indeed until tomorrow. The evidence for the defence mond afterwards
diemuated and damaged in the typhoon,aent a dompetob to Lord Stapley on the oultirn-class against foreigners generally, irrespective it asanot be that England still holds to bid of Kelly was then again proceeded with. The Attorney-General said that with ragav? Dofendant lauded and since then he has been on and taxation of opium, with various snel of religious questions." (There was some little eril business, earning the hatred of the official to bia cinics for damages.. he thought he could ring at witacas's bong. Many of his goods sures. It was sent to the India Office, and also discussion which went on then, in which the and people of China, and making herself are respondent announces that the examination of A special telegram from our Versilia Cor- with the affair. Ho bad for days sat in the show that it wae conclusire. It was the case were thrown overboard; on aromat of this, to Caloutta and I should be very glad if you minister first denied and then rather datendel proach among the nations because she would the prisoners accused of the murder of Gene- Baukru play Court with closed doors, and of a servant making a misrepresentation, which his and bad become affected. At times be would permit me to read two or three passageat. In the end, Wen-acang suited his ground, loso a little revenue, were sho to forfeit the rals Clement Thomas and Lecomte terminated there had hourd statements which must have rendered his employer liable for resulting dan does not know what he is doing; witness bad frota it, because they will show in what state and after first maintaining the invincenes of the cultivation of the poppy! The writers hope pssterday. The best witness called wit bed an influence upon his mind. Neverthe. The master of the tug did not tell the seen to be secoue in his mou. When be our information, vas at the begining of 1869, party socused, he admitted that there might be that H. B. will mentorial ise kis Government to flemenceau, who, the 18th March, was Mayor lene, he heard the case in the Supreme Court,not warn bim in nay way, except by saying that came out of gacl witness intended to send him to it. I began by saying, "Some anxiety bus bostile feeling: 'But he asked, how could it the cultivation of carails or cotton. Ware both of the Council-General of the Seine. Becom
captain that he was unfit to tow him, and did feared to be surrock in his mind. When be when my attention woe most pointedly directofane of the literati who were imbued with gise orders in India and slecwbare baabstitute of Montmartre, and who in town mapper white Judge BALL, who, as the Deputy of it was the custom to take a piut. Then when bok to Sato Dardant was a velation of ing been expreased by shippers of opium from be otherwise and proceeded 15 put in a plei nations to rigoronely prohibit the growth of the puised that although called to give evidence, the CatER-JUSTICE, ought, one would think id he would take bini for balf pilotag. This he had for the last two days sue defend Messa, Jardine & Mathenon for information, I then, again, how irreparable and continuous ay with so great an evil would be a great political prosecution was instituted his time Indin, us to the increased growth of the drag of justification, saying they had often seen poppy, botu se trafic in and the ocasumption he was pointed at as a criminal in the Indiet the captain refused to go, the master of the tur witness's accountant."
Mr. Alfred Gray, wirden of the Victoria gel, Chi dut a detre envoyed to me through foreigners making war on the country and opium might alike be pat an end to. To doment. The Public Prosecutor replied that if a under the circumstances, properly to Jazee-warz-zelunterkinda) 50" (
upon to bear the case, was plead aro-oxamination. This was a misrepresentant under his observation, and be appeared to addressed a of roular to Her Majesty's sonsals, was the injury which they inflicted upon the virtno on England's part; sho
tion in the course of his employment, which him to be stranges is his manners. ing it as private prosecutor at the Bur
would might yet come.. mend the employer Hable. The leamed The sentenoo was upon this altered. The de-ey could collect. Mr. Couaul Medhurst will opia." It came on in that manner; be put berwolf illustrious. How delightful to have Vatican, left Toulon yesterday to return to his dirneting them to furias car with all the data whole empire by the foreign importation of strengthen friendly relations nad maks Count d'Barceart, the French Minister at the bolicve very few Judges would place thou-sowisel here cited authority for the latter pro issprisonment, --and to pay amends of $ to copy of his Report, and I now inve the honour deal of hostility). He then udded, "If England! This matter is injurious to commercial intereste Government will continue to maintain two re-
fendant was Sued $10, in dofault one month's are already transmitted, by my direction, it in us a reason, why there should be a good a great an act transmitted to after ages! selves in so difficult a position as to hear a position
peet. It is unid Sand for the present the French ease, one side of which had been strongly pre-
Bls Bobor asked what was the misrepresent complainant, in default 14 days more.
to enclose one from Mr. Iny, at Kiukinng. In would consent to interdict this; ceass either En
in no ordinary degrea If HE the British presentativen in Rome, one accredited to the sented to them, and it would be supposed
the notes tornished by Mr. Cooper, enme far- grow it in India, or to allow their abips to bring Minister, cannot, before it is too late, arrauge Pupe, and the other to the King of Italy. The Attorney-General aid it was implied in Book-to-kwong, a chair-coolie to complainant, ther information will be found se regarie the it to China, there might be some hope of more a plan for a joint prohibition (of the traffic), that the CERTISTICE would not only have took on bimself a task in the course of his em- ] Having wuly been in his master's amploy twenty and the causes of ito increase; also, in tho co-strong feeling entertained by all the liberati tera may plead, they may be unable to cause toir d'Escompte hos not yet commenced, the I le anuntooed ja the French papers that, the offer to take the ship for half pilotage. He Mr. J. Guttierrez, of No. 2, Googb-street, sxtent of cultivation in Ezech'usa and Yusun, friendly fuelinge. No doubt there was a vary objected to Mr. Bat's pleading the case,ployment, which tusk led to the accident, but would have called upon that gentleman)
minuter, began his little game of disobedienos ulcued accounts drawn from the land prese. It and gentry as to the frightful arile attending the people to put aside ill-fooling, and so plate is atremly angrared, and that the notes His Honor said the ship ought to bava had a early. Hiu master told him to wash a spittoon appears that the native drog in pot unly far the smoking of opium, ite thoroughly demoral strengths friendly relations as to place them will be of about the same size ne those of the to hear it. But no stops were taken in this pilot.
This he did, and brought it back with an angry costly than the Indian (one-half the price), ising efforts, and the utter rain brought apon for ever beyond fear of disturbance. Day and Beigion Bank. They will be of the value of direction, and the result was that the CHIRP not know the custom:
The Attorney General said his client could free. He was then told to get the chair ont bat greatly preferred by the Chinese, for the all who sace gave way to the vice. He tetiered night, thefore, the writers give to this matter fire francs each, and the total amount emitted Jstor at upon the Bench with his mind!
this be refused to do, because he had been est same reason that they prefer their own subacco the extension of this pernicious babit was main earnest thought, and overpowering is the is to be tez million france. The nates are ESA Bonor said he ought to bave known it. to clean apittoons He then demanded his leaf, a less potent in its efects and coneely due to the algority with which foreigners distress and anxiety it occasions them. Having isoned under the collective guarantee of Dime fall of what had occurred in Bankruptcy.
Tao Attorney-General asked whether every wages, that he might leave. Fined $3. quently in all probability much less injurions. anpplied the poison for their own profit, per- thus presumed to abonom themselves, they benking houses. They will be payable at might Andges are only men, and it is impossible to hearing bore was bound to know the
If Mr. Medburst's information to be relied fectly rogandipan of the irrepurchle injury in would be honoured by his Kreellency's reply" in Bank of France notes antil 1st Januelzy, boss with cumplimat, Kam-ho, took the Provings of Szech'non is under epia qultiva concerned in naoh a traffic. I only observed in a very significant document.
In-n-man, a water ooolie, living to the same upon, marly two-thirits of the riot and fertile fisted; and uaturally they felt hostile to a I think that the Committes will see that this is 1975, when the emission is to use. The rail opportunity af eutering her room when her tion and one third of Yuruan; opium, in sich reply to the general tenor of thione remarke,
way companies have, it is said, agreed to receivė thegg. The Attorney-General said the money was but complainant getting back sooner than le
back was turned for the purpose of stealing of the motry, of rice, silk, com, sugar, to deserve all the art things and of them, snu osses, taking the plass of the natural products that it was quite possible opium smokers might
A cable telegram from New York announces paid because it had become dae.
THE EVIDENCE OF ACCOMPLICES. that most of thù Deinoratio, or Tammany can- expected, he was forced to take refuge puder. Then I go on to say: It is not surprising, that the drug was a paratio, demoralieing all His Honor said if the Captain had noted the bed, where he was detected. A policeman therefore, that the Chinese government, by the who were addicted to its use; although I had ca Evidence, tudel tu in to-day'a article think those who were necesful bad greatly The following are the extracts from "Taylor didates to the Legislature have bech defeated, to warn the jury against the testimony of cording to the custom the accident would not was sent for, who found him still there, and on is enclosed, should take soms effort, how.j.Matheson, loudly proclaiming its innocuous- ime of a probibitory deores, of which trabala- received a memorial from Massie. Jardine & (according to his own evidence! have happened, hie endeavouring to get him out, defendant RHAMAN 26 an accomplice. He assured
reduced majorities. The Hepublicans had elect- So, if the uncorroborated testimony of amined the State Secretary, Comptroller, Land The Attorney General sd if the other side made tracks through the partition, breaking it ever feeble or unsuccessful, to stem the floodness, and ranking it with wine and other whole. Ele witness be insufficient by law, to establish Commisioner, Dity Registras, and Prison that RAMAN was altogether a dope. It had acted accuting to oustom it could not have and getting into bis and room, got under his and demonnee the growth of opium before some stimulanta and restorative. Bat, as regalt, se, for lustance, in charges of treason or was surely his business to leave that to the happened; The custom was binding on both blankets and feigned sleep. His Worship sent two-thirds of the whole soil is faken up in garded the remely proposed, I could not ece of the nature and extent of this role; and even
Inspector. perjury, the judge must acquaint the jury withi sides, and it they could not recover douce him to two months' hard tabour.
fStandard,} jury, telling them that if they did not believo from Kwok-a-cheng, surely be could not re
the production of what mankind in gene. what avail it would be. If Great Britain werÜ'
Bronin, the President of the Paris ral consider (Mosers. Jardins and Matheson's at open to allow it to be treated as contraban 1, where a conviction founded upon such testimony Chamber of Commerce, takas, a favourable REZAMAN a dupe, he was then an accomplice, cover towage from them. The intration of the
PERJURY. .... and his evidence must be taken with the custom was a thing which cat both ways,
opinion to the contrary notwithstanding) and its importation probibited, Obins was told he strictly legal, an in the case of ca se view of the commerical prospecta of France. The A man named Ally, a native of Aden, was noxious and demoralising drag, instead of no position to prevent its being smuggled in complice becoming wilnose for the drown, the Ho anys that the average number of failures utmost caution. In order to make this pointug certainly infringed it, knowing it far better charged before Mr. G. May with wilfal and axlthy food for the milicus who till the any quantity, even by her owa sabjects, mandi nut worn the fury against the danger of plac events, and that he is of opinion that a revival then the captain of pately if they corrupt perjury at the Summary Jurisdiction ground, and by industry render Chins zich laas by foreigners; in it, other tropical coun Eng implic reliance upon statements coming from of trade may be reckoned on. It is expected judge would not properly discharge lae duly if he had not been increased by the late serious which is of signal importance in the matter, ran a risk they could not recover it they caused Court
Refuel Archangel de Rozariy, sworn, stated, a great variety of alimentary products grow it; there were many other tropical coun" such a suspicious quarter ($23.)) clear to general readers, we give extracts | of veglecting custout, and therefore neither Jurisdiction. On the 19th of December, a plaint this plant is attended with grave prejudios to ver be wanting to bring it to the Chinese const. by the confessions of the accomplices; and so Robefert has been removed from Versailles to
damage to the ship. Both sides took the risk
ft for the eastonance of thom. He was an interpreter of the Court of Summary censor may well consider the cultivation of limit, while ships under other flags would ne from TAYLOR, the leading suthority on eri-side ought to capover.
A prisoner is not liable to be affected rate of discount. from 6 to 7 per cent. M that the Bank of Franco will to-day raise the
dence.
His Honor sail he could not get over the fact was entered by Malomed Arab, a boarding the people's means of subsistence. If they Se louga a demand existed, there would be triatly has this rule been enforced, that where to Fort Boyard, at the Ile d'Aiz. It is a matter of regret to us to have to fult. He sight to have had a pilot. He would against the defendant, to recover the sum of the cpium pipa in productive of healthfni sun-ducing, such a clanse into the revised treaty boud, annfaseton by the cincin that he was unsuimously declined to comply with the re that it happened torengh the Captain's debus keeper for Lancar seated at Lascar-row could even belioro with Kesers. Jardine that supply to meet it. The only result of intro- person was indicted for receiving stalen The Bohemisa Diet at ito sitting yesterday write frequently in opposition to what is done at call upon Mr. Drunend for any argu 53.59. On the 28th of December the case tentation and enjoyment tu many scores of would be to craaafer a large and lucrative trade guilty of the tueft, was held by all the judges quest of the Imperial rescript to proceed with by the Cur-Jestres, because in the mainment. If he had any doubt on the matter hue on for hearing. The plaintiff and defend thousands, there will still be a very excusable to other hands, Great Britain might lose a obe ng videos of that fact sa aguinat the the election of members to the Reicharath. The we are convinced he is actuated not only by would bare reserved judgment but be bad aonent were in court, The plaintiff deposed to the prejudice in favour of rice, corn, and sugar large revenue, and her subjects an important receiver; and the decision it seems, would be Dist was consequently forthwith closed." proper, but by really laudable motives. But fall custs in both cases. The whole matter for 834 69, bearing the dute 4th July, 1871, and held by the vast majority of mankind to offer a A great ancrifice would be imposed on the one and the principal were lo plead guilty (826) formally entered upon the duties of his office Kwa Acheong was entitled to judgment, with debt in general, and pat in a promisory note among the million, Such products will still be trade, but China would be just where she was the same, it both parties were indicted together, it is impossible not to bo etruck with certain arose through false economy. zu the part of here are two witnesses to the making of the Retter and more neslthy sustenance for the bu-conntry, without the slightest benefit to the to the testimony of an accomplice, ie., matter ceremonies followed the usual oivic antecedents. Tosterday afternoon the Lord Mayor elect signed by the defendant making his mark.
The degree of credit, which ought to be given fur the ensuing year. very undesirable things which take place in Captain Lawrende.
men fase, sad to be more essential to national other. Obina berselt would probably soffer exsinaively within the province of the jury. It The corporate festivities of the last mayoralty The accompanying connection with the administration of justice not counomy; it was time,
The Attorney General remarked that it was promissory note whose names are on the doc vigour end growth then all narcotics and from a large quantity of the poppy hair on has sometimes leen said, that they ought not pracofalty introduced those of the next, by ment, viz, Hadjes and Loo-yow. The plaintif etimaisuts the earth can apply. According to tivated in plaan of rice put other staples of fou to believe hit, less, his testimony is cor- bringing the ongoing-Lord Mayor and his Judgment was entered accordingly.
and then two witsesta were exsizined, and the memorial of the sensor, to which this tin within ber own limits. The only affectire roborated by other cridence; and, without ceassor together at breakfast at the Mansion each deposed that be saw the defendant perial decreo is due, the calt vation of opium remedy lay with the Chinese people. Let the doubt. grest caution in weighing such testimony House. Their lordships and other diguitaries ar his mark to the proniaorg note. De begning in Kansa bas spread to shenet and cease to crave for it or consume it, and the drag te dictated by prudence and renson But no then proceeded to Guildball, where the Lond fendant was naked by the ouurs for his hausi, and has gradually extended to would very soon diengpour from the market. I defence. Defendant denied all knowledge of Kangon, Honna, Shauturg, and other pro remedy did pol lie with any foreign power; and pot rule of law exists on the subjects and Mayor elect took the oathe, signed the roll, and the promiseury note, and stated that all bovinces, in the world, all over China Thon II doubted how far it was possible, in any toque jury may, if they please, act upon the ari-was-inducted into the abair of state of his owed was St. The case was then adjporned Hia Lordship delivered judgment on the rufa i imtil the 2nd of January iostaut, for the plain, Bay, "I do not unticipate the degree will be much try, to make people virtuous by legal enactmenty dance of the accomplice, even in a capital case, predenemer; mutual congratulations followed, Jonis muels towards bringing them forward. for a new trial in this case. It will be remen tiff to produse further evidance. On the 2ndral" "Te vetura, however, to the opium qusi England consed to protect the trade,
Lore effective than imperial leweer are in gene- or prohibitory lawa. Wen-sang replied, that if without any confirmation of his statement. Il In the KwoK-A-SHINO EZse, this was so weltbered thot wap.ciól verdict was taken on vari. Janoary, the plaintiff and defendunt appeared tion, and its influence on commercial prospects, then be effectually prohibited by the Emperor" testimony of an accomplice alone, and wisturut Cowper, and by other camea, was convicted of
could is true that jedges, in their discretion; will and a grand procession headed by four tra in court. A clerk to the plaintifamed Felippe there is no doubt that the tendency of this wide fuauing the cultivation in Chins), "and corroboration and the practice of giving auch frand at the Middlesex Sessions yesterday, and
adrise ujary not to conriat prisnner upon the Peter conciled the ceremony. known to be the fact that no one made any entered as a verdict for the defendat the promissory note, and this defendant having is to diminish the dersand for the Jadian drug" a great cause of hostility and distrust in the be deemed a neyled of duty on the part of the proceedings in court exhibit a remarkable re-
ne pouts, and directed by the judge to be
The lady who bas passed as the Hon. Mrs. Lima, wassulipooned, unde gave evidence about sprend cultivation of opinn on the soil of China would eventually cease to trouble their while advice is see so general, that is omission weld sentenced to live years peaal sortitude. Tho seruple of attributing the proceedings in a Haylar obtained a rule nisi that the special indicial quarters, and in the case which has point being abandoned in argument, the decí
of the court he asked defendant if he desiredAnd although Mar Cooper'a return (this is Britain for a temporary loss temporary only, called forth these remarks, this species of sion of the Court son the lattor was now duration. The defendunt said ba wɛs desirous had to day, but au acting consul in Chiza), vation of tao púpor avuld be made to grow rice pears that last year there were 177,951 British | Werkboase. The deceased was a photogra- to give his defence after taking the oral demo the Mr. Cooper wise evidence you have since the ame fielde now devoted to the culti
A remarkable case of suicide was investigat From a parliamentary retbra just issard it aped yesterday by Dr. Lankester at Marylebone influence has been sourcely less conspicuous le Lordship did not direct the Jury that the to do so, and called God to witness, at the forwarded by Mr. Lay, worldecam to show no or cotton, or other profitable products. With stamen and 18,011 foreign seamen employed in phur, and had been employed by Messes. May-
given. Mr. Haykır's first, objection was that i In reply to a pertineal seraark made by the term "Compradore." was one which they as his head. Witsess administered to defendant porta to meet it as Kinkiano and Hankow, it the efficacy of the remedial measures, there was United Kingdom. There were also 5,241 ap- the last two years he had become the slave of same time pointing bis hand upwards above material reduction in the cethand, and the in this irrecuoileable difference of opinion as to those British ships which were registered in the all, Regant streat, for many yours. Daring prisoners' Counsel, to the affect that the practical business wou should put their own case bad been ordered by his Lordship, the interpretation on. His Lordship was of opf- top met hekaar netlaing about the actor cannot be doubted that such a restit must fal little to be gained by continuing the discussion, prentices, most of whom were bound for four intemperate unbits, and bis employers, who
nion that that point was left to the jury deposed that know about the note, low. Mr. Cooper merely apoke, of course, of and we passed on to other subjects. This is the years. answer was that he found in the course of throughout his address to them, and specially and that he never put the ark on the not the immediate rod of olecration where bo nas first time any serious proposition has been made The report of the Obina Salmorine Telegraph him, gave him notice. On the Sunday morning appear to have done all they could to reclnámu the bankruptcy proceedings that there was in the first question submitted to them. The bis, he held the promissory note in his band. com the Commissioner of Customs at Naw. Tien-tein, removing opium from the list of pro. in fine last the gross receipts up to the 4th of to the premises of Messrs. Mayli, wanaho
alleged to be his. At the time defendant said posted. There ie a repert from Mr. Maepber 10 recozuider the stop taken reason to suspect a serious crime, and be conduction was that the jury were no Witness produced the summone, bill of purti cawang, the most other of our ports, which bibited articles This was the atite of affairs November have sounted to £16.95, and the suroral hundred pounds worth of valuable the Treaty of Company states that from opening of the line after that notice. had expired, he gained access inevel placeil the papers in the hands of the redly received the money for the ambrellas, was directed that the Cumpradore Laving udrait-
enlurs, and promissory zote. Attorney-General, and that it was the latter liable in the enpnoity of Compradors to pay it
shows that even there it had spread in the pro-iu May, while the negotiations were going cu estimated expenses to 26,550, and that the lenses, and obtained a quantity of cyanide of Mahomed Arab, declared, stated: He was vince where one would have fascied that optura for the revision of the Treaty, from which the directors therefore anticipate they will be able potassium. This he took home, and with it who ordered the presccution. So far so well. to his employers. His Lordship was of opinior keeper of a boarding-house for Lascar Boutons, could not well be grown. We learn from it Committes will see that the Chinese govern on the let of January to declare an interit poisoned himself, The jury returned a verdict
that such direction would have been wrong, beat Upper Lascar Kow. The defendant was & that the culture of the peppy had been intro went were determined to make an earnest effort dividend of 6 per cent. per annum for the half of temporary intuity. It was not likely that nu experienced lawyer cause the Compradore having bought the aurecian; he had boarded and lodged in his house daced in a still more expected quarter. In to induce the British Government, to prohibit year, would wake a mistake as to form; but the brellas, did not stand in the nation of Compre when un shers after his voyages for the last his valuable report on the trade of Nawchwang it altogether, and to take it out, in fact, of the
(Daily News) wistake that was made in the Kwox-A-SILSG dore to the afatiff's in respect of that Ivassa eight or nine years. The defendant awes him in the year 1867, Mr. Macpherson informs us, liat of goods in which trade was permitted. Intments at ytbe on the ocasion of the wayor's Baron Bothschild, addressing kia souti
FRIDAY. Nov. 10. tion. The third objection was that the fact of the sum of 38. He took valy a summons Carefnt and well-distributed ingniries tend to Despatch to Lonl Charendon of June the 19th, Jumar, conduded with some remarks about tended for the defence of the Thames and the Another batch of 12 and 18-ton gana, in- ezse, and appears also to lure been made in the Compradore bnging the unbrellus did not against defundnut to obtain payment of this show that since the opening of Ying-tzu to for- I treuemitted a further communication on the rasing. He had ast, be aid, with great suc Medway, has been conveyed to the new fort, až the present instance, was that of forming and relieve him from liability as Compradore for the money. He put into court a bill of particolare, sign trade" (that is the official name of the port growth of the puppy in China, ceived from cess hat he would not advise everybody to Garrieun Point, Shecrace. pronouncing too defuite au opinion when price of them, and the jury ought to have been the suue a exhibited, one item of which is of Newolwang) this commodity has become Mr. Caine, our consul at flaukow, and this was enter into .. To make racing pay required
odirected. This being a similar objection to tb July, to promissory note $34.50. The case in the interior cheaper by one-half, while the sins forwarded to the Secretary of the Govern first, great capital, then, great attention, great refused admission to King's College Bospital, Ta the use of a young man who was Intely only a portion of the matter had been heard.the inat, was disposed of on the autde grond. was heard on the Estu caember, and he then nauiber of smokery has been trebled. In a ment of India on the sume day and further re knowledge of the animals, snu fast, not least, and whose decease was alleged to have been The effect of any such expression on the part The fifth objection was that the jury were not produced the promissory note, the same now er little village among the highlands that form the ports also from Canton, Newobwang and Tien great bonesty in nga dependente. Ainol was accelerated through such refusal, the jury last of a Judge is liable always to be serious, and directed to say whether or not the Coupledore, tited to bits. His unw the defendant pot bis northern border of the Yeng ties hill district, iain were sent under cover to Mr. Uhapman at said about the dishonesty of persons employed night returned a verdict of accidental death, at hy ondertaking to alert the price of the mark on thit ste. He told the defendant lit apon four or five acres given up to the oul the same time. The general result was to oon on the tort, but bia experience was they were the same time expressing their opinion that more especially is inch likely to be the needle gums, did not render himself ble & what the amount was, and his clerk also told tivation of the poppyi ao are there yielda 200 firm all that had roasted ing as to the large and no more so than persons in other avocations; the ae was an urgent ons for admissio case in a place like Hongkong. It is true Compradore for the price. Elia Lordship was him. When the Rofqudent was called upon for 'taels weight of the drug. It was spoken of as increasing comption of opiums all over Chi Le pover found these he employed dishonest. - The man Willis, who murdered, his wife at
We
believe that tha did not havo its effect. We
are quite unahis otherwise to account for the implicit confidence he placed in Low-A-You' evidence us to the alteration of the books, and his not considering himself called upon
it this Colony, and we are compelled to desi with nothing but the fast-We have latterly bud two great especs colobres, und people ont- side have possibly been surprised that such cases have arisen. But there has been snl. ficient to show that the Cuiz-JUSTICE has
tion here.
tota.
bis Honor said it was clear to his mind that the Captais did know it, for otherwise why anch baste is raging the pilot on the rocke?
SUPREME COURT,
BEFORE THE HON, CHIEW-JUSTICE SMALE
Dreyer and another v. Yeong-o-tilly.
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CODILES.
THEFT,
The tries which couldbund would practce it without
The
then, no matter with what devotedness the wri. thongh the opus of small notes by the Comp
very great degree to influence from high new trial be lad for misdirection. The former wan called upon for bis deface. By direction cause I know it in pentested in vackras quarters, thus compensation might be found to Greats,--(SAPS),
vefdiet be entered for the plaintifa, or taut a in his presence ullixed his murk. The defendant draw attention to tuis asertion of mine to minde of the people would be removed, and
(To ba continued.)
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