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& home togram will be ready for delivery a promissory note. Mr. Thomas appeared for to Subaaribora at 3 pm, today,

The T. & D. utcamer Tanjore, with the next English wil, left. Singapore et Fa.m. pester. day.

It is agated that the Marine Court which in vestigated into the lose of the stemmer Domaine, has repounded the sapension of the | Captain's certificate for ninè donths.

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the defendants, and admitted the signatures, but pleaded want of consideration. He stated that the defendants were the agente of Mr. Caldwell for the collection of coolie omi- grants from the country at a commission of half a dollor per man. Part of the terme

of the agreement with the coolies, endorsed

un the written, contrust instruction of

A meeting fe to take place to-morrow at the Hongkong Club, at which the consent of the members of the Cricket Club to join in the Agnation Scheme, to which a recently aolled attention, is to be salud. We regret however, to hear that some little opposition has arisen, as some of thu, menilere of the Cricket Cob are mider tho impression that as they now have a suficient number of mombo, it is quite ancocery for them to join with the other Clubs tht we cannot help thinking this a somewhat shortsighted view of the subject, The Cricket Club rang be well off now in respect to numbers, but everyone knows how rinch luctuation there is in sach mattere, andin little time they may Sad a balling off. The great etul which the scheme at présent.contem His Honor said that contract ought to be in platod would attain is that of equalising the co-writing.

HARBOUR MASTER'S COVET. June 3rd.

Before Captain Trousert.

Mr. Campbell, second engineer of the steamer Dzited Service, was charged with being help. The Captain appealed to the Court not to deal too heavily with the defendant, and he was consequently let off with a fine of $5.

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J. DOS REMx70s A. MOLESWORTH,

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-STREET QANDLING. P.C. No. 525 found one Fan-quan-ying gam- bling on the Praya Central, with others said constable was not able to optare.

Defendant was fined $2.

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UNLAWFUL PLEDGING,

CNLAWFUL POSJESSION,

Comere Gon-baske No. 189, charged Comp-n. kwok and Chur-a-Ching, fan cooltas, with the unlwful possession of nine pieces of Dye Wood, un which they could not necont for.

Defendants were fined five skillinge each.

A YOUNG THIEF QID IN THE TRADE. Chinese Constable 187 charged a small boy with stealing a silver chain from the neck of his infant at play at West Point, and running sway with same.

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THE PARK-LANE MURDER. (From.Ale Telegraph's Correspondent.)

PARIS April 15,

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The widow of a man who had been in the ver- vige of the Bev. R. O. Halgir, Chaplains to the Forcea, was yesterday enamored as the amp stead Police-court for having detained a livery coat worn by her late hnabaud, valued at 405. The defendant urged that, as her husband land worn the garment two summers, ac had a fast claim to it; but the bench ordered for to give it up, and to pay ic.costo,

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Testerday the charge against William and Ellen Kettle, of poisoning the male prisoner's first wife in October last, was again proasted with before thy county magistrates at Mistley, neer Colchester. The woman was committed for trin, and her husband was discharged.

exorcised, and the only question was whether SUMMARY OF NEWS FROM THE A public meeting who held in Exeter-ball 4s directors, had exerpiaed those powers pro

LONDON DAILY PAPERS. porly. There was no proof that the parola

taat wight in support of the Permissive Bill : (Daily News.)

Mr. Benjamin Whitworth in the chair, "Ther bi not been properly carried out; and seeing.

TORSDAY, April, 18th. was a large attendance, and the apucphen ware the speculativo and hazardous character of the Vice-Chancellor Wickens lutely granted sournest in supporting the policy of the United biminina parehased, it would be unfair to judge | injunction, rt the suit of the proprietor of the Kingdom. Allinade. Bason The Hon. C. May.

of the conduct of the directors by the event, Swindon Befreshment-rooms, restraining tha At a meeting of the Court of Commen STREET GAMBLING.

buss it was quite posible that the concern, Great Western Railway Company from running Council yesterday, Mr. Bedbad,"chairman of Obinese F.C. 213 charged a hawker with when enpported by fresh aapital, might have an up and a down train daily, which atopped at the City Commission of Sewers, took occasion Mr. Caldwell, was that the famdies of the gambling with others at Fintan publicly in Firat tarned out want profitable. Under these cirSwindon five minutes only, instead of ten, acto deny a statement lately made by Mr. Ayrton coolies were to receive a esrtain sum per mouth,street, Weat District. Defendant was sent to notesaners, he tĵought that the Court below cording to Leverant that all traian should stop in a letter to his conastiuente, to the affect that A different number of men was ongaged by 14 days' hard labour. ench defendant, and the emigrants were shipped

www right in allowing the demerger, and that the longer period. The oqupby, pleading the the Corporation had been guilty of intrigues in the appeal abould be dismissed witiz qoute. anthority of the Postmaster-General for the their dealings with. the Epping Forest question. to Surinn, Thuir families, however, were not „Obtang-a-lum, a warpenter, took advantage Lord Westbury, in expressing bia concurrezos stop which they took, appanied to the full Court The proposed reconstruction of Farringdon.. paid, and this canead much directiuination, she of the evening, a busy thoroughfare, ants with the opinions of the other noble and learn-consisting of the Lord Chancellor and the Market was afterwards discussed, and it was defendante being applied to by the families. timen to enter the pock-house of Tam-ab-sie, of lols, tummented upon the conduct of the Lords Justicos-which geatordas overrated the resolved by as all mjunty that no ataps Defendants went to Mr. Caldwelt and repre master of the Cheong-lang timber yard in Gap-company, who, having authorized their directors decision of the Court below.

shönd at present a lakóir in that dirootion. amted to him that they wast have some money, atrect, Taipingehan, and still therefrom a jacto du the acts they now complained of, came Undor the Peusions Commutation Act of Vice-Chancellor Males yesterday refused an or those people could not live, and Mr. Cald-ket: Complainant stated he heard a noise, sent shrieking to their lordships and, holding up 1869 an Admiralty clerk ninted Jones, who had application on behalf of the liquidation of the wall replied that if they (defondante) would the cook's boy to sue the cause, and hearing their lande, besought the Hones to relieve them been dismissed from hor Majesty's pertine British Nation Life Assurance Society to give him a promissory note he would advance and boy dry out thief, want to see and found the from this consequences of those acts. the money, and it would be repaid when the defendant in the custody of P:C. 258, and the

_vorul-years-próvizody, obtain d £2,200 from restraun all proceedings in the winding apod... Lord Colonsay was of the anon opinion. the Tressary by representing that his half-way thọ Huropean pending the decision of Parlia- man's wages ante from Saring. The defend- jacket laying down at his feat. Complainant The appeal was disininsed with coats accord-allowance arounted to £195 per caure. The meat upon the Bill now before the Legislature any received the money, signed the note, and further stated defendant had been in his emingly.—Time paid the money to the families. There who, plos, when he had the contract to build the

fact was that be bad repeatedly applied for empr regulating the affairs of the-last-mentioned ployment under the Crown from the time of Lia chupiny, therefore, no consideration, because the money Sowkawan Station. Pothen, whsponded with

A WARNING TO EMIGRANTS.

dismissal, and that he had not with constant re- was advanced to them as Mr. Caldwell's ageute the foreman's clothing Complainant's, staties

At Borstreet pesterday the charge of per freils, The Attrrosy-General, therefore, filnd jury seainst two of the witnesses in the to pay bia debt.

meat being corroborated by the cook's boy and Mr. George Robinson, writing from Ohicago, a billagainst him for the covery of the money, Partington divorca case was again propcoded the PC, dafendant was sent to three months sam datonished, not at the amount of und Vice-Chancellor Baron yesterday ordered with, ongi had not been brought to a conclusion bard labour.

work that has been completed-for bad the men Mr. Jones to repay it with interest. st. 4 gier when the court rose. At Southwark two her of micuibers of the various institutions, and Mr. Thomas admitted that the money

who are in the city been teholly employed a cent. in this we cannot but think the Cricket Club is was paid to the defendants. That was cousi

women named Murray and Lynch were som- One Tee-man-tu anmmoned three puws.great dual more migus bayo been accompítsled Police-constable Biton, of the S division, was mitted for trial on nu recusation of having as anel interested us thors. Py the plan pro-deration in the first instange; but he said it brokers, masters of the Wing-kut, the Chey-but that so many men have been induced to yesterday convicted at this Middlesex Sessions murderously assaulted, one Sneon Soelgrove, posed thers can be very little doubt that any was paid under a contemporaneons agreement,oleong, and the Taing, representing that ou the come to this vity. Wagen, on inquiry, I find are of boring assaulted a young man in High-street, whereby her life had been placed in danger. new cricketers would be accured, Thero aro a and ìbut agreemont was not in writing. 28th of May, his bouso had been robbet, and lower rather that higher than in other parts Camden town, pa the evening of Thanksgiving at the Themes Court lang mao pamed uber of men in the Colony who have fr: Caldwell asked to be hissed, as Me the whole of the slothing and things on the bed of the St bas: while lodgings are so soares, and day. The judge ordered hits to enter into Lis Miller was charged with attempting to shoot a played cricket at school, and would probably Thomas appeared to be misinformed. In 1809, were taken as, nad since be bad fond that sequeuely high-priced, that four and five mongaismas to come up for sautenes if called young women who und refused to receive his make a very fair show on the field, who do not a Mr. Bank, the recognised agent of the crithe masters of the shops had received the men are to sleep in one TOGOL I have asked upon, and intimated bis intention of recon-addresses, had then with endeavouring to take consider this sport sufficiently their speciality nam Emigration Company, being unable to get in pledge. The complainant euutoned them to geral English workmen what indeed them ending that the man should be retained in his own life. He was remanded for a week. toho induced to join a Club, but who would quigranta to readily as he wished, applied to have them redeemed to him. After hearing the to leave England and come to Chicago, and I the force. join it in emon with nther sports. The kip to assist bim. Wong Akwai and several merits of the cane, the pusbroliere, wore or- have been told that the accounts published by large majority of the members of the Cricket uthors came forward, and expressed their wildered to deliver the things over to the owney, on emigration agents were so flattering that, in Club body belegg to ono or more of those ingness to get emigrants for front, day of these they are pledged for, from the stated that thousands of arcu ver

bile new proposed to amalgamate, so they did so, hut as somm advances were Beens-without interest.

wanted, and that tour and aven ve dollars a i would anke but very little difference to aary, he (Mr. Galdwell) advanced the muty,

day was being paid to mechanics. Now, this HALL & Holz and KELLY,the, nd would containly be a direct advan$17, out of his own pocket to Wong Akwai,

Oo, Shanghai

should not be If we want to get rid of the

An article baving sippered in London te to the large majority, and to the Club as n and it was for this advance that the present,

surplus population, let us do it by legitimate

paper declaring that the relations between whole. It is, of source, the interest, of the note was thude The emigrants all wished to

means, it would be quite a humane to freight

France and Germany to in a very pritical majority and of the sport generally which he leave some of their wagea, 81 or $2 a month, 'to

a vessel with Englishmen and their wives, send to be considered more than individual likes and their families in China, and Mr. Bak, made.

Loondition, the Paris Constitutionnel given a is a few miles to spa, aud then to subtle it, as In the case of Messrs. Hyam, who were positive contraduction to the statement. Our dislikes, and we trust that at the meeting sepirate contracts with them all for suob dedue-

to induce them to go to Chicago with a view of prosesated by the Great Bastern Railway Coin Paris Correspondent had already announced by which is to Laku placo to-morrow to discuss titus to be paid bere. When the time come

feltering their condition.".

pany for having sent 1. dangerone compound by telegraph that the reports of diangreements the matter, the subject will be dealt with in for the payment of these some it we found Cargo and liberal spirit. We may be sure by the correspondence from Sarinam that

rail with an impofact description of the sugar, between Prince Bramatok and M. Thiers weis Cha, though one or two members uny all the cookies had declined to have the de-

explanations bave been made, and the proceed. regarded at the Presidency as Bonapartat ings now stand adjourned for three months. intrigues intended to complicate the ficatoil visa to farther their own idaus, the Cricket dictions made. Therefors all those papers fes Dolendnat denied point blank bis having:

The inquest upon the victions of the Midas dificulties and distark public confidence in the Club as a whole will not be desirone to stand in came waste paper. Ad be (Mr. Caldwell) hud | done mob a thing; and hinted he could produce the way of a public movement of no little i przceed the meu, the defendants (who were proof. He was accordingly remanded, lat at

Vill tragedy was opened and ponoluded pester-Republic. The same Correspondent now anys day, when the widow of the unfortunate map that at Versalles Confidence is felt in the good portance, especially as their doing so will an applied to by the families of the emigrants) time this it was shown defendant hand boon in

I learn that the sielit attaching to the Cip Nicholls, and one of the children, were song faith of Prince Bismark, and that it is believed cestionably tend to limit the usefulness and cime to him, and be took them to the Regis quol four lengthy terms through bis lights of Marguerite Dixblans betonga almost the witnesses before the Coroner's Gourt. Tre he raul's wishes wall France, and "watobes that cricketing as well as other sports will Bug- everything he could in the matter, and that young na he was, and yet had not had a warn they trace bir to Paris-but hefore they and put an end to his own existener. extent of their own Clab. It must be obvious trar-Gunem, and showed that he had deco fingers, and has been flagged several times, entirely to the English detec.ives, Inereo-jury found that Nicholle was in an anamund with genuine and friendly interest the political

borg Pay and Druscovitch. Not only did state of mind when he andered his children experiment which M: Thiere is making."... rist in proportion us it is a generally wall. the failure to pay was the doing of the cation fog,

A debiet has beau published in the Official able, and that to stand in the way of a move. themselves. All this had nothing whatever to

had been in this, city twenty-four hours they went such as that now proposed, will be to invite do with the promissory note, except that Wong

A rong named Thomas Areter, of Old Svin. Güzelis of Madrid, austerising the laying down The "minor enure before both magistrates and learnt bor whole history, and were well eposition, which though it may seem of little Akwai said he would not pay it till he received were numerous, but trivial, wad were met with quainted both with her antecedents and the on, while out with his wife for a drive, boat of a telegraphic calde from England, and an Lipa portanes just now, might at some future the money from Surinam, to which, strangely fines of from 25 cent to $2 each.

ares of those who were formerly her friends her to death for beading intoxicated, dore other from Portugal to be Spanish coner.

The refusal of the British Government to tise result in something like a split in the mough, be erosidered himself untitled. The

They were, bareror, greatly uided its thoir the hody home, and was at once taken jato

custody.

join the Spanish Gombament in a comicon so camp, and the establishment of a second Cricket-vepers given to the men were signed by Mr.OVEREND, GURNEY AND CO. (LIMIZ-a day or two before their arrival in France. A Arbitration presented on Monday to the Genera cited some severe remarks from the poss

search by a curious incidens which 6contred a

Yesterday the Counter Case in the Alabens tion against the international Society has di ing Club, who would muka son mor oznae with Bask and witnessed by Mr. Caldwell. the other eporting institutions in the Colony

BD) v. GIBBS AND ANOTHER. His Honor aid they had wandered somerbat

letter was found in the French Past-ofier Tribunal by the Fetish Goverantent was issued This paper thinks Earl Granville's lang We do not wish to anticipate the discussion out of the case. He had though Me. Caldwell,

Borse or Loads -April-12----- directed to Musicar Dubois, Rue St. Denis, from the Foreign-otics. The O.se discusses at proof of weakness which Bogland will one day The noble and, learned lards present this Paris, and, as the address was incomplete, be considerable length the olime put forth by the regret. which will take place to vorrow, and will doubt would be anxious to explain the matter as morning were the Lord Chancellor, Lord misalve was opened. and fund to be eigced by Vailed States Government, and maintaine that heat he interesting, and merely make the above stated by Mr. Thomas, but he did not think Chaloustert, Lord Westbury, and Lovet Colon Marguerite Dizblaue. The contents and general the estimates of losses; public and private, pre- the most influential and popular newspapera in According to the New York Nation, one of tes gebend remarks ar indicating the math Mr. Thomae's statement was any defence. Mr. drift of the question, which we have little doubt Caldwell's statement fitted in with the words wil: be deside upon the sound principle of the of the promissory note, but even if he were Easter, from a decision of the present Lord of the murder of Madame Riel, they immediate amount, that they annuot be accepted, even as ban socreeded in placing the United States in Thie was an appeal, partly bowed before pision, and, when the French detectives, heard.sented by that Government orean leone and America, consider the plain truth about the greatest good to the greatest number. We un liable filty times over for these papers-which Chcecilor versing judgment of Vice-ban- ly communicated with Booklund-yard.

unsatisfactory and plaiqly excessive in Alabania dispeto to be that Mr. Bancroft Davia Jerstand that both the supporters and oppo-be bad witnessed, that was no dafenes to the cellor Malinn, whereby the Lost Chancellor gehts of the proposed antigamation are er.Fuction Ou promissory nota. The only de llawed demarrer on the part of the responDruscovitel were at que joined by two French Powers, were-ng-vs-in-baannationed which ligent supervision by the Department of State- On arrival at Paris, Inspectura Pas aforishing prima facie baie of valutation" a very disagreeable position by the manner in

The consequences which would resubio neutel which ha prepared its case. For wunt of intel-- -pected to muster-in force at the meeting. ---

fence that be would take notice of would to dants to set of the appellante. that the money did not pare

Mr. Cotton, Q., and Mr. Fercars appeared informed shom of what had been found out in direct dwanges, are considered as very paribus.al seventy millions of people, to discredit the

Detective, M. Raviart and M. Hasberger, who the United States set up a theic claims for in- he has been able, it says, to endanger the peac Mr. Thomas put the analogous case, of a for the appellants; Sir Boundell Falmer, QC., the letter referred to. avn (the master's) debt, and taking

responden's water kring bis servant moury to pay his Su G. flougman. Q. and Mr. Jackson for the vanwhile, however, it seems-that-the-g. For the Erst time in history, the British Go-principle of arbitration, and put his country is | for it, saying, that he expected fands out of

lish officera had already discovered that Dis. Terment believes, it has been urged, that every the wrong" We are not afraid to any add The bill in this case was filed by the firm of blane had travelled to Calzia by mail train and can be regarded as a deviation from iutarmin of regret was made, the public generally sup Bat or minission, lowever insignibenut, which the Nation," that when the English expressióu which he would repay himself. There could be Geerend, Gurney and Co. Limited, biob, but, and that she had taken a slow train to tional law on the part of neutral Government, posed Mr. Sumner's indirect damages to have no consideration then in the servant.

His Honor said such a defence could not be although being wound up voluntarily nuder Paris. Upon further inquity it was also larut esty drank in his cabin and unfit for Onty nad to an action ou a promissory note without the supervision of the Court, was still a sab- that abe had stayed all Monday night with a demands such as those now brought forward bad."

is to be made the foundation for pecuniary disappeared, and were well pleased that they It is to be hoped that the notification which

contemporaneous writing. There was a riving directors and the representatives of the Saint Dunia, and left in her keeping some adopted, the only prudent course for tentralsligence that the everland telegraph in connec sisting company, and capable of suing its surfriend, who is concierge in the Faubotaginat this country. Wore this principle to has been issned by the Hen. Mr. Kyarn, with

question is to interest, which his Honor and he deceased director, Mr. Gibbs, and the object of bank-notes and a ring which, it now seans, be would be to decline all intercourse whatever tion with the Australien cabio will probably be

A telegram from Melbourne brings the intel

a view of obtaining an intimation from the

the spit was to auke those persons liable for longed to Madame Rial, Dixbinac, on leaving with helligerente, or, expecially in the case of opened in three months, hoads of families who may be willing to COURT OF SUMMARY JURISDICTION.Mr. Thomine appeared for the plaintiff, and to concerned, on the grond that they along voyage-the-let-the concierge early on Government is convinced, however, the Arnoon on a visit to the Emperor Napolcon, ab-

3. WETHERSPOON . O. E. SMITH, $89.84/ the consequences of haring parensad the her friend, and that she should be away for emalior bates, Lo acck protection by an alliance) business which turted out so very disastrous me time, an 'ebe was about to act of on with one of the Poweraat war. Tre_Britiah.

(Daily Telegraphs) attend a priblic meeting to take into con

Her Majesty leaves Windsor Castle thit after- Mr.Brereton for the dofondaut This was a Blüaration the formation of a middle-class"

BEFORE THE Hour T. C. HAYLINE.

chaim for $53d0, halaries of wages due to plain, noted negligently and in breach of their duty. Tuesday morning, and tcok ap quarters bitrators will not give cheir, sasothon so the Chiselburst.

to the shareholders in purchasing the basings low inn in the Avonne d'Italic. Here abo re extreme views, which it is persuaded even tho school, will be adequately responded to; and

Tas cook on board the sternship Trol and in undertaking the liabilities of the late miined hidden for two-days, almost afraid to United States themselves would never accept of London over the second reading of the Yesterday, in the Howe of Lords, the Hishap that the contemplared meeting will be co- $319.20-Admitted. Judgment for the plain-breach of the ship's articles under which the bill as filed did not charge the directors with Her next move was a auädon one, and this time whieb defendant is master, and for damages for firm of Ovaren, Gurney and Company. The venture out of doors, for fear of being seen. vened and largely attended. The notice

as binding in practice.

Union of Benefices Act Amendment Bill, dwel voyage should have terminated in England ou Hirented by Mr. Ryms is directed to the

It is announced freis Bayance that wanitions ling va the necessity of tempwing churches from the 30th May last, the damages being thus fraud or with pernena; raisconduct, or allege the changed her place of residence to another of war, intended for the Spuler conspiratora, localities where they were ant required to such most practical portion of the subject, that is, Defendant had paid into Court $24.49. It lodging at the Sailors' Home for 14 days await the shureholders, but it obarged them with when, runding out for a few aloutee, she was From Madrid wo learn that the only Catalonian sood time.

FOONG ACHING-9. R. W. HUTCHISON, 51made out:-Pasange home, #180; board and that they intended to do otherwise than disse in a Faubourg St. Denia.

chownyc what they thought was their duty to

bave been seized at the Frebob frontier, and places us, from various comes, stood in need of was stated that Captia Hutchison would be ing passage hom, $12.00; and loss of time, having been guilty of auch a neglect of duty etaerved by one, of the Buglial officers-boband still at largs, after being closely purane,

Sue had hardly, however, settled down there, that French troops are on the watch there. greater accommodation. The bill was vead à of course, ascertaining the views of those immediately interested in the scheme; but were fun junton shortly, and the case maniba wagte $44.44.

we pustponed until his arrival, the money paid

In the case of Commons Mr. Gladstone The defence pan that under Sections 188, 19. rendored them personally responsible for the possessiup-to enter sauli restaurant. From Another band bas esized the communal funds brus's question as to why the Government had and auch grow and outrageous imprudence se recognised her by a photograph be bad in his has reciped into le province of Barcelona courteously declined to answer Mr. Percy Wyud. we presume that the views of those who take | into ourr being hunded to the plaintiff." and 190 of the Merchuut Shipping Act the Court a general interest in the subject will be YAM ALOR B. W. W. BATTLES, $20.40, fohad no jurisdiction, and further that the men sequace their negligence entailed. The this place she was traced to a bouse in the Fur equally acceptable at the meeting, and we wages from the bil May to tooth June, hud deserted and therefore bad: no stai for appellanta maintained that the directors were Da Pout, and although it could not be at first of a small village, and lett s receipt for is in not made the withdrawal of the indirect clams

authorized to conduct the business in a bust-discovered which room she occupied, yet, as it

the name of the "General Commanding-in-Chief the endition of prescating a counter chat to trast that all who are able to give in-approved, that the plaintiff won engaged a car. wagea or dames,

of the Federal Arniss of Don Carlos.”,

the United States; and also stated that no of formation on the subject will collect such enter at the high wages af 520, on the nuders epply because the zoyage was absolutely ter- prospectus to be a solvent, tourishing, and n Thursday and Friday. But it was not till Sa- Foreign Affairs, the part of which was to any. He added that, while the Government

Mr. Thomus argued that the Act did like manner and with ordinary caution, and was quite clear to the officers that Diablane waa

to purchase a business which was stated in the in the bailing, the place was watched all planations were given by the Minister for of any complication besacea France and Ger. In the Belgian Chamber yesterday soine exfisini communication bad as yet been received facts and views us they may consider likely standing that be should do other work when gitated by lapec of time, and no decurge in moley-making conoom, whereas in fact the turday hat. ebe made her appearance again. show that no differences existed between Italy had anrufatly allowed precedent in the grant to

required Being bet to sorven rice, his earpen. TORBATY, to be of use, so as to all in arriving at a terial dignity was offended, ba declined to work.

Mr. Brereton quoted Pritchard's Admiralty concern which they actually purchased win when she came out and was at enge followed by and Belgium. It was adraitted, bowever, lig Lady Mayo, it was prepared to reconeider the tiseful conclusion when the matter comes would be given in charge, but the plaintiff, con- to love the abip at a port of call for orders tuillions of money, of the nature and extent of offoer did not lose sight of be, but, quietly guaced by the two Governmenta, and a ricte and the country at large. The House then went Difondant gave him to understand that be Digest, showing that seamen were not entitled solvent to the extent of more than three Rnviart, the French detective. This skilled the Minister that oartain points had been die matter in deference to the wish of the House forward for discussion. There is always aidering that he had virtually received his congs, even when the due for which they contracted were fully aware previously to and at the time her surn in the direction of houie, where To that note no answer had been received. This which was denounced by Mr. V. Harcourt. Mr.

which insolvency it was alleged the diretture watching Dirblane, bad the walisfaction of e- sent to the Belgian representative in Rome. Its committee on the Ball Billunse gent didinalty in getting the Hongkong did not wait for that desirable connomation.

His Honor told him he ought to 'have done i Cenfuunity to move in any matter of this

Air. Thomas said this was not a port of call, thepurchase of the business was effected, but they she was easily captured. It now transpired description, as everybody thinks that some

particularly as the ship was under a new cbur had relied upon a guarantee of the old partners, that the people with whom she had been stapply did not appear to satisfy the fes, and Latha's sendruent was rejected by a ma- whieli tarned out to be altogether inadequate piaz on the night before her arrest were made the production et correspondence on the subject

a debate followed. Ultimately, a motion for | Jurity of 274 to 246. body else will do all that is necessary, and

ter to go to Singapore.

The facts on both sides vers admitted. Mr. But in addition, to the insufficiency of the self was Aressed in the coarseat of clothes, and and impieper to make good this deficiency. Dubois, and were charcoal-burnere. She her that it is needless for him to trouble himself

was negatived by 54 votes against 41. Brereton said that if the claim were stained grantee it was alleged that the directors had was mob begrimed by the chargoal which

Daily Telegraph. individually. It is scarcely necessary, how- 1

Tew A'NG. LOT SESUNG-LEEN, 84.5all the men would be entitled to claim, and as

Latest news from Paris stuts that the wo- ever, to suggest that if everybody acted on Following the report of the refered, his Honor this would annat to something ke £1,500, acted eigently in not reqaring a mortgage or Dabois made in the bouse,

other efforti eharga upon the private ratates This principle, it would be quite impossible gave judgment or the defendant in the first:er than thxt the ship would go straight of the old partner's, so an to secure the efficiensy faloutly that her name was Duboie. But wheu and drinks welt. The period of her extradition cally, he thinks, to a accular administration.

man Dix lane remnina in close custody, no one At first abe persisted in resistance, declaring being allowed to epbak to her. She sleepa, ents, homo, If the men insisted, the Captain would give them a passage home, if he could not fond of the gaurantee, by reason of which negligence she saw that a bore of escape was gone sia in nncertain, owing to the formalities that have!

had applied by the old part: both But be denied their glain to wagce.

mer, to other purposes. The appellarts further her name and her crime. She declared that the necessary papers would be signed yesterday, The meu, who thronged the Coart, intimated alleged that if the trae state of the busincas babe had to accomplices in the awful tragedy, and that she would be immedistety delivered that all hands would agree to that.

her fairly disclosed to" the plaintiff company," and that she bad alone and unaided killed her into the custody of the English officere. Mr. Brereton then retracted this offer, which they would have refused to purchase it, or to raistress. Flat, explanation was that when We are informed on the highest authority to the report telegraphed by Reater from New be said he was hot authorised to make. If the meats of the old firm at auy price. Vice-Olan sprang at her and held her so tightly round take upon themselves the fiabil tea and engage Medade Riel entered the kitchen she (Dixblano)

That Count Arnim is the bearer of a message to York, that the United States Government had G. MORNIA V KONG-A-CHEL-10.00, for direct, or discharge then here, and pay them vellor Maline, before whom the matter originally the neck by means of the rope that she quickly Freach armaments, which must be rogarded in reply to Lord Granville's last not will it is

men insisted the’captain would take them home

the Cabines of Versailles on the enbject of the decided to withdraw the indirect claims. The esme, was of opinion that the allegatioha in the expired. Her constant remark was that she the light of an altimet would ecem, and, be determined upor în Cabinet within Plaintiff stated in evidence that he carried enters. If the Court decided that they were en who, according to the decision of Lord Raddity, but simply by feelings of revenge.

tain's right to proceed againm the us deser- of trust or duty on the part of the directors, special manner, but also to a considerable business at Yokohama. He came down here in titied to a puseage home, the ship would go bouwicke in the care of the Charitable Corpora. f contemptualy. They, however, fund

graut, that this mossage had not been com- ~ Mr. MacCulloch, ex-Premier of Melbourne, The police aurebed the bonae, she looking on monicated to M. Thieta's Government, Mean. Bud foster parent of the Mactailoch tariff, degree; with the Community at large, to show AM with several Japanees cabinets for sale. calling af the usual ports. They were bound ton v Satnon" (zd Atxyn, 400), were to be re-į 60,000E is the varions runda, na well as the while, it is atated that no postponement will which a few years ago occasioned the recall of

The week before laat he had two cabinets left whether they take sufficient interest in the They were at Messrs. Sayle & Co.'s, Plaintif Lowever to call also at Akyab.

take place in ourrying out the Franco-Geraun Sir Charles Darling, is on his way to Rogland subject to turn to practical account the efforts defendunt, you like gave them you mayage. The men would accept a page be at least answered, and under those circn- the discovery of these things, and the lact shat greasing in Frog, and Fimbert, accused of Frederick Olaries the Duke of Mecklen

Mr. Theme said that was in effect a new areas bere trustees of the company, and but kore of Madaine Hiel, some triakete, and s. pair Fostal Treaty

the bill, therefore, was ope which required to of cuffs stained with blood. In consequence of can have them cheap, as I am going away on

The trials of the Communista are still pro which have been made by Mr. RYRIE, and Monday." Defendant went with him to Sayle & samen or passengers, provided they went di-Chamaellir, on the other hand, was of opinion eation with Dabois and his wife, they were

hoo in this or any other steamer, either as mstances be overruled the demarrer. The Lord Dixblue had, from the first, been in communi-pillage and lucendiarism, kas been condownet burgb-are enjoying the hospitality of the Two distinguished German visitors-Prince

the cordial promise of co-operation and Co. Witness asked $60, and defendant said to support which has been made by H. E. the and he did buy them for $10. Witness then Hozor, strongly recommending a compromise of a sanguine temperament, who bad as a

if he would take off $10 he would buy them, Some further discussion followed, when His that the company must take the consequences arrested so on the charms of having know to capital punishment, and two others go to Beyberey Palace and Invited to a military ra to death. A pétroleuse baa also been sentenced Seltza. They have been breakfasted at the of taving intrusted their moneys peraona ingly received solen gools, and they will pro- the hulks for life. In the Department of the rien. gave orders to one of Messrs. Sayle's employés sad, be thongas the equity was in favour of the purchase which turned to be a bad one, bat

bably be severely punished. To deliver them on pasticné being made. De

Seine a strike af weavers has been declared, Up to 4 late hour last night. Marguerito tentant aftersando ofered 95 to be of the bar-men, but he would look into the law, le is did not find enough in the case to show that hope of escape before she was actually taken The report in the capitulation of Metz will be the may do so at any women, sinos, after the..

It would appear that Dixblane had lost all and already 8,500 bave joined the movement. Dixblanc bid not arrived in London, though As recently noticed. Mons. LEE is to still at Sayle & Co.'s premises.

pain, which plaintiff refused. The cabineis sire / Do think the Merchant Shipping Act was the imprudence of the direotora had been so by Raviar. In her pelets were found several

ever meant to work bardly against semen.ridiculous and abaurd or that there had best newspapers, both French and English, and abe Presented to the Assembly immediately after papers have once been signed, no delay take take the post of Consul for France at Canton,

such crassa negligentia amenntine to fraud as stated to the police officers that when she found fally inquired into, and the council cousures At Gally, Mr. Justice Keogh was occupied

the recess. The surrender at Sedun has been place in her removal. and we make no doubt that this appointment

to induce him to held that Mr. Gibtswe so many vere writing about her she despaired the Emperor Napoleon for acting bout the in Lering two charges of contempt of court, will be gnemly regarded with favour by

executore were now sought to be impeached, of getting away. From several words she let advice of bis getals, and mes General which were punished with one month and two had made himself responsible for a breach of drep, however, it inclear that ebe regrets not Wimpfen for replesing Duerot when he had an months' imprisonment respectively. Mrs. Vese French residents. in Chian, as M, LEMAR

true. Herdekip, acting upon this opinion, baring gone to America in preference to ring settled plan of astion himself. The political who gave items by the interference of the has been for a long time in the Service, and tles the purchase absolutely. He told the pl in-

reverend the decision of the Vice-Chancellor, to France Eo far as the Extradition Treaty is condition of Parishas been reported by Genend prieste, was pelted with mud last Sunday at and allowed the demurrer. bas always acted with energy, courtesy and tiff that he would give $70 if Ale, Middleton

concerned, Hadane Diablano, although a Bel-Ladmirault us very satisfactory, and brade is Lough Ren for favouring trench. The case Earing been fully argued, discretion. It is the more satisfactory that liked them on inspection.

eine subject, has been unhesitatingly given rapidly increasing At a brilliant dinter and He admitted the

The Lord Chancellor gave is reasons for to the English detectives, sud she is expected reception given by the Russian Ambasador, leru of um hotel was sommarly sentensed to a suitable gentleman is about to take the offer of $ to get uns of the bargain, because

Mr. Morris was a good friend of bis, and because it companion, No. 602, charged one of Her legions in the Bill were inefficient to support

A chair coolie, uated Lum-pok-cheong, and adhering to the views he had expressed on the to leave Paris for London' to-night.

M. Thiera, who is present, pointed out to the post, as we cannot say very unch for the dis- he had not beer, able to get Mr. Middleton to Majesty's 10th Regiment, bamed John Wright, charge of fraudulent misconduct against the been already published. A statement was put these Pure and Srance, and expressed a hope Knatchbull-Huggonen, M.f., has written a casc in the court below. In his opinion the al-

two months' imprisonment with bard labour cretion in appointing ML SALE, a gentleman go and look at the outrusts and bad thus stop with hiring their chair for an hour, refusing directors, or of such gres negligence as would into circalation to the effect that on Sunday that the good understanding which aos exist strong letter, in which he says, food re In Ledon little was known beyond what bas presentatives of Spain and Italy the neck The cone caused intense excitement; and Mr.

for the maintenance of good relations between but recently naturalised, to the post of Acting ped the sale for a day.

His Honor said that although he believed the pay for some, and kicking first witness three make toy executors of Mr. Gibba liable to make evening a Frenchman was Bean to enter the Consul at Canton.

Indeed, of late the

little. The pain of defendant company

that the conviction conlus hare, the condur- pointments in the French Consular Servies the Statute of Frude from giving him judy-being in attendance, gare him a bad obaracter.

disastrons failure of the undertaking.

und it is asserted that the police are on the

Application was made in the Court of Queen's reues of any one acrinted in any degren seem to have been characterised more by ment, ne there bad been no delivery, and was

Lord Obelmaford, baving commented upon Herty than equality, as the claims of good to be ne dedivery bill payment was made. Jedg witness, and further stated that he wanted the that the Bill sought to render the directors official duafirmation of this At the prezent Penzance to reatere bin to the office of town English diplomatist why Amirican elergymen

Defendsut denied the charge of Fickiag first the extraordinary obaracter of the onse, suja! truck, ond will shortly prodnee an accomplien Beach for a wandamos on bearlf of Me Nor with the ordinary rules of Englab law."

of Diablano. There bas, however, been wo ton, directing the Mayor and Town Council of An American diplomatist recently asked an men have been singularly overlooked, while

chair to take aim to the barracks to proeure liable for having done the very net which the there is no res to suppose that the accused

councillor and burgese, from bich be bad like itfalu mest? The English diplomatist, ta gentlemen having bat few qualifications bayo BOTA SINGH. O. L. VOLHMANN, $14.00.

the money, where he had left aame in his trow company was formed to do, and which they needed anyone to assist bor in carrying eat her been removed ou a charge of disobeying ordare usual abot be meets au american diplomatist, | aers' pocket...d

chair hire 20 cents.

were authorized to do.. There was no largeurderous work; especially as her gent of the Mayor. This Mr. Nurten denied, and was obliged to "give it up." The latter soil- Defendant was fined $1, and ordered to pay of fraud or breach of cuty or begligence, nor any strength is testified to by all, why knew her. the motion standa over for farther afilavite.

Mr. Berjeant Ballantine applied to the Courtney enlightened his brother thus: On a

count of its prairie flavour." Frederick blacKaonu, obiel piata of the ship holders. The case of the appellants appeared came to see her, and he was in some way om Tichborne claimant, for a rule sailing upon the ing Br. Diemachi's utay with Mr. Callender at what they thought was their duty to the shure the chavertier of Princes-street, but one man of Queen's Bench, on the proposed bail for the 1 is mentioned syn cyrious fact that, dar- was. Consul, is appointed to the important; LEUNG-KOU. THE HONGKONG AND drank near the Harbour-mastera on Sunday,

Senforth, was fixed $1, for having been found to he founded upon an errongs view of who nected with the religions bonse from which the Attorney-General to show cause why the pri Manchester, be part of tes opt of an ex- post of Acting Consul-General at Shanghai, WHAMPDA DOOR COMPANY, LIMITED, 810.40. by European constable No. 51. A seamin of it was that formed the company when the Far obtinel assistance when Brat abe arrived in one should not be admittat to it. The quisite tes service which was presented to while M. BLANCHETON, who has been Mr. Duncan appeared, for the Duck Dom the Antelope wae uleo fued $1 for the same consisted of those who outsoribed the mem

chus was effected. At that time the company England. In order that everything may be

Court, after some discussion, granted the rule. Edmund Burke ou bis elestion für Briato iwelve years in the Franch Consular Service, any, who had filed a special defence, admit-offence.

(Daily News)

This "get" is said to be of great valce, and Mr. FR DAY, April 19th. Callender paid to leas a sumthan 96 for each The Joint Committee of both Houres upon cup and saper. railway amalgamation again met yesterday. There is an ancient moated house nt. Baddes. Twitnesura were chiefly from the Weat of Jay-Clinton, Knowls, Warwickshire, which rev Enginid, and expresó ekemandens strongly isnt rearches is the avete Paperolies, "110" position to the proposed new trafüs arrange- | said to bare proved to have been in the posses- sion of the Shakspeare family until the middle A Conference yesterday assembled at the fur of the last vestury, and which bears the initials vitation of the Nationut Temperance League to J.S." and " W.S." respectively, over two of His Honor gave judgment for $7.80. without Two Chinese brick layers were charged by

discuss the presept murement of allay its windows. It is stated to have belonged to gentlemen receive but poor encouragement. spets. He tel eved the Company's defence P.. No. 121 with fighing and creating a dia.

refreshment resa especially in regard to the an ancie of the poet, and bears the mane of We cannot account for the peculiarities of a perfectly true, and thought they had he turnee in Tank-lane on Sunday, and were

hared liberally in giving the plaintiff the $7.80. fined $1 yach.

as well as to the public. Amongst the speakers beyond the drawbridge, to the dourtyard, which the recent promotions except upón the sup-

that could that be obtained. Soule confusion-Mr. Mark Phillips, & former, residing on his were Mr. Price, M.P., Mr.-Balnes, M.1. Mr. sairasude the house and outbuildings; part of position that. Republicanism in France is

YUNE-NG-FOONG YUNE-SHANG LIN,---

appeared to have existed in the minds of the own estate at Welcombe, near Stratford, War- Pease, M.P., Mr. Gilpiz, M.P., and Ir. Allport, it is repated to have been tilt in the reign of“ Aboutma, charged by P.C..No. 821, was appelants as to the promotings institated by wickshire, received the following normone panager of the Misland aystems. It was an Stephen there are seventy-four acres of land $500.00. Mr. Wotton for the pleatiffe, Mr. merely A pame, or thit, at all escuts, the tomas for the defendant. This was, the case fined $1, for pushing one of two boys into the shareholders against their directors for migre- threatening letter: "In a tan with a family, inously resolved to all the tention of the attached to it, and the place has, on its own great principles of which so much is said in which a capos was fected last week. It was sea, because they were fighting, and written doc very greatly infuenga the Government in the matter of appoint- ments.

to get any public measure on foot; and it is to be hoped that in the present case the opposite course to this will be adapted, and that everybody who is in a position to give any information on the subject likely to prove of use will consider it something like a public duty to do so. The matter has, na fur

the work, and he did not believe that he was

Kent way.

Jadguint for the defendant,

Low SSEUNG-LERN 2. TEW AʼNG, $57.85.

case, and united the plaintiff in the second,

anat of reference in both cases.

LANA SINGH U. NUZAB DEN-$31,00,-on prontisacry note for $50, $19 baving been rud. Defendant absent: judgment for the plaintiff

bat expired.

not

Luis Blapa bas predained by letter to the i president of a sekool in Paris that accular edu. uation is one of the coralheries of the Revelation of 1799, and a necessary consequence of the dis sinetion of the commune from the pariad, All schoola catblished by the commune belong logi Thrungb the retirement of M. Rognier from the Comédie Frange, Moliére has lost one of his ablest expositors, the artist who many years age originased the Moliére revival.

Today there is some hope of a definite sequel

as it has gone; been fairly set on foot, and i gods sold and delivered, defendant pleading their wages in full without prejudice to the cap-bill amounted to a distinct charge of a breaob bad not been actuated by the motives of capi. however, from our Paris Correspondent's tale.few hours.

it rewaius now with those concerned jim a

GOYSENOR.

thst be never bought the goods,

This evidence vras confirmed by Mr. Bon tand, the employé referred to, and by the bail of be of the bargain, stating that be only acted as the Court, who beard the defendant offer $5 to

broker in the purchase.

The defendant's case was that be, nevér set-

tent for the defendant without costa.

been pushed forward into important posts-Defendant bas been adjudicated bankrupt, CURDUM SINGḤ v. C. L. VOLEMANN, 825.00. Thus we find that M. D. CHAPPEDELAIKE, and the case were, therefore, wtruck out; but recently arrived from England, where be plaintiffs to prove in bankruptcy.

and has held the position of Acting Consul

ting $7.80, and pleading with regard to the zeminder, that the plaintiff was engaged dus

duch He would give his decision on Thursday, at 10

POLICE INTELLIGENCE. June 3rd.

Berore,F, W. MiroireLL, Esq.-

.ASSAULT,

witpeus said was drunk

DRUNKS.

DISTURBANCES...

Two lascar seamen, named Samaah and As. ing. the days for which: that balatge was suit, were charged by their hoarding-house hard on an engine pipe, which he boiled, keeper in Lower Lascar Row with ereating a and which it took three men working day and disturbance near his house, the second with might the pain

Batting in.

at Procrew and other plans for several years, is seat to Shanghai merely in his former position of interpreter. The interests which France has in China are such as to render a Plaintiff replied that he worked at the pipe First defendant was fined 50 cents, and the good staff of interpreters of the utmost-im-in cordance with his instructions, and did send defendant was sued $1.

portance, but it must be admitted that these

Dol spoil it.

po announced as settled out of Court.

CHINESE CHASTISEMENT,

UNLAWFUL HUSSESSION.

:

allegation that the directore did anything but All the time she was in the employ of M. Demas,

Panda

done in the maltar, however, the polics are on ot association, and those per- the look ont in London. sons had a full knowledge of the facts

The 'llrectors bad

nead of the old Brin at the time of the puschise of the basi

ed would never dessa.

wente.

on a visit,

At Ashford Felty Sessiont a repectable land-

for an alleged assault on cue of bis barmide.

Men with one idea are like a goose trying to been appointed to carry out the object for which had a paving alone I the company had been formed—namely, the Men why brag of ancestors and great descent

hey and acted hond file in the esercize of their show a great desocat, indeed, frota chuir purchase of the business of the old firm; and if

authority, how could they be held liable für losses resulting from such purchase? As to According to the Rewish Express, the cou the zileped insuficiency of the guarantee, there mille of the hover ospital bure appointed was no Allegation in the bill that the arrange dispenser, at alary of Sa. per week! We piyade of putaricating liquors to railway abrils Shaksparre Hall. It how only one entrance, ment was a bad one or that it was not the beat the patients-Medicd Tious and Gazett

ancestors.

presentation, and na Ebose instituted by and a union men, and expect nothing but railway boards in the United Kingdom to the acoung, wany attractions. Lady Chatterton. oppany against ite-director-for negligeperstarvation, as expect the back; and before my proprity of making moru stringent regulations whose pawe is well known, bus sonceived the P.C. No. 241 found a Chinaman named Ko. The uase really turned upon the memorandum fraily shall starve ander the laugh and scoff of as applied to refrebesent bars, the meeting idea of purchasing the plice, with a view to its D. R. CALDWELL WONG-A-HWAI AND -chip in possession of a piece of wood-which of asociation which conferred the powers a farmor, I will murder the lot and woe to the expressing an opinion that without greater care preservation and to repair, of which it is sadly ANOTRER, $117.00. This was an action, unbe could not account for, and he was fined $1. apon the diriote, which they subsequently man who is the occasion of it."

many abuses were mament.

u need-thewUA,

!.