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By the stenmebip Minolaus, from Shanghai, we notä the arrival of Meanro. Truscott, R. W. Maoxing, and A. J. Manning, sob-marinė... đí verg, whose intention, we understand, in to oper- ate on the long sunk wreak of the Dumail

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THE DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 24TMя, 1612.

Defendant was sent to thựêu mouths' hard labor.

ANOTHER RICE CARE

Defendant denied the charge, said some other this point, he said he had, and he omitted to person maat have put it where it was found. mention it in bía information.bi

Salle Molob, at Indian punküb boy, called, ̈ ̈ Mr. May told defendant he had ailed stated he board the defendant get intructions very close to the wind, advised him to keep fruz the last witness to sweep the bold, and big calls, or he would be fuffing himself into after a little time saw defoodant take two guél. Disobarged this.time. A corapondent of the M. C. Daily Nuts bags of rice into the Chinese hoge room.

INLAWFUL FRESENTATION. makes a very densible suggestion with regard | When Ihat wituces dumo (out, from bis cabin Que Leu-a-yer, a shopkeeper, was obarged by to the disallowal of Mousden Khan's portion, again, he called the defendunt, and asked bim Captain-Deene, Superintendent of Police, with namely, that if he was guilty of the theft laid about the two bags of rice, and be went and holding and presenting a registration ticket to bis charge, the Captain Suparintendent brought it out from the room; is quite certain not his own, the rightful owner bring one {should be dealt with for his bringing forward | defendant loak Th

Wong-a sew. sufficient evidence to secure the prisoner's cou

Complainant stated about six days back a viction.

cnse was tried, and the defendant in, said case was admitted to bail, The magistrate ordered We understand that orders were inued on Mr. J. Flesber, fourth officer on board the that the securities be approved by hise, and ou Friday for the gun-vessel W7% to be in readiness steamship Madras, appeared to charge a Molay, the 22xt instant at about 2.30 p.m., the defond. to proceed North, and that the Cadmus bad quarter-master, named 3. Caries, with atestant now in the present case one to his office previously been ordered to Shanghai,It is ing a bag of rice, and of owing it alou oway in the and prescuted a paper from the Police Count to pressed these instructions have been given in servante'-room, whilst the witness wee way for the effect that be (defendant) wated to become Consequence of the disquicting news from Bou-a policeman to charge a Chicase, the defend security. He did not feal catisfied with what be chow.

ant being in charge of the gang of aweopuru at- inid, and be then handed to him the sertificate of the time. The same panteh-boy use this de- Registration now in Court, and said that he was fondant ulen.

half partner to the owner Wong-a-new, the name on the certificate.. "He made further enquiries, and not being satisfied, be sent de- fendant to the registration office.

We print clacwhere a petition which has been presented to the Governor of Macro, with reference to the non-fulfilment of a contract for the sale of the Wei-Sing. Lottery. It appears that the contract was regularly concluded with the petitionere, but embarquently a refusal was made to carry out its terme, on the ground that the farm ought properly to have been put upto auction, but if such was the case it surely Icould be no affair of the men with whom the curotract was made. The whole affairsees to Orders for Copier roay be sant to the Dailye of the most extraordinary nature, and Joes Juot reein likely to reflect much honour upon Praar Ofce, or to the following Agents :--

the Government of Macuo. Stutow.....MT. PATRICE CAMPBELL Amoy Messin. WrzeON, NIcnoúa & Ço, Kormora

WSON, NICHOLLS & Co.

· Roge & Op.

Fouchew.

Ningpo...

Shanghai.....

Hankew cul

Hives Porte-}-

Clasfoo and

*Merchwang

HALL HOLTZ

Do it Co. Sungkai.

Salla Molab, called stated he is ponkah-boy to the engineers, and after the last witness bad gone for the police to give charge the Chi- mese, saw the defendant take a bag of rice and tow it in the servants' roon. He warned him of what had just happened, and he returned the answer he did not care; be would take it, did to, and last witness charged him sțao,

Defendant said he was not aware be sonid not take such dirty rice sweepings.

Defendant was ales sont to three months bard labor.

EXTENSIVE COPPER STEALING. The chief officer of the North German bark A sexman belonging to the Nehomiah Gidem, decline charged fire dock laborers from the at present lying alongside the P. M. 6. N. Co. Aberdeen Dock, with stealing two sheets of Wharf discharging coal, mistook the Cantouf copper and attempting to steal three others; Key & Co., Shangbni.Wharf for that whalf yesterday morning at also charged two boat wousen with having some HALL & HOLTZ.

2.30 pm, and deliberately walked down to the in her boat. Complainent stated that his ship KOLLY & Co.

extreme end of the former and weat straight-l-lakl-at-Woachi haring-come-round from Abar- into the water, Had not the attention of water doen Dock, hunging the first five defendants police constablo-Fuller: No. 47, fortunately been with her to finish the work. At Spin of the drawn to seeing soute person moving about stelat the five first defendants were getting into that early hour, doubtless some one would have the bont of the last two defendants, and seeing been missing, and no person have known bow,three sheets rolled up on deck, went into tus As it was, the constable pulled in, and was only boat and saw two sheets in posscusion of the in time to see bim walk in and save him. The whole seven. Cumplamint said the ship since Beaona was under the influence of drink at the she had been into dock, had lost $100 worth of ting.

copper; he had given two men into the custody of the watching at Aberdeen Dock, and he let them escape each tire.

KELLT HALL & HOLTZ and KELET

& Co., Shanghai. Benisin and 16 HAL & HOLIE KELLY

Pelang

& Co., Shanghui. Niegasaki. „THE 0: & J, TRADING CO. Hiego, Osaka....THE C. & J. TRADING CO. Yabilunar Messrs, LANE CRAWFORD & Co. Musila.. Measra, J, DE LOYZAGA & Co. Saigon...........

YON BARGEN & CO. Singapore......Strails Timse Off»c_ Oaloutta...Englishman Office.

London

...Mr. F. ALSAR, Clement's Lane, Esq. BrRtET, 30. Cornbill. Messrs. TRENCE & Co.

HATE, HANUS & CO. San Fransito, Mr. L. P. Fren, 21, Mor-"

elmots' Exchange. = New York..... Mesars. 5.1. PETTINGILL & CO.

37, Park Now.

DEATH

6.30 ... 24th June, 1872, the beloved daughter of BENJAMIN and ELIZA STANFORD, aged 10 months and 10 days. Funeral will Take place this evening.

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The delivery of the Daily Prore Goan this, after 'cam- menced on Saturday meinaat 7.52, and the last messengers left the front. 8.13;

The Daily Press.

HONGKONG, Jusk 24ra, 1872,

We observe from the Shanghai papers that Mr. C. W. Goodwin, Assistant Judge of the

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whilet it is not until the third year (in which done before, the trosities of the Goolis trade. aa thos for the prosecution. Of bol- there would be. five of the exid Lotteries) that | We do not think that public opinio in this lateral evidence there was absolutely none. your memorialists can realize profite; thus your wantry will be insoufible to the eloquent | Tiw post-mortem examination had shown that, Excellency will preceive that in order to casapo, appeals of Mr. Charles Gilpin and Mr. Sejount even expposing bicwa to have caused denth, actual low it is nacemary that the licence Sinon, or the judicious and almidst judicial they had not been severa mough to fmetare shonld be continued to your memorialista for | exposition of Sir Osarles Wingfield, whose lung anỹ of the bones of the desensed; and nothing two years, and that to realizo proŝts it is neces-residence in Bangal necessarily rendered bin was elicited to indicite that the conduct of the aary that the licence should coutume for the familiar with the doings of bentiran Blare-defendant it or after his wife's death bad been full term of three peura

deptus in the Ensters seus. No doubt the other than perfectly natural and staightfor=" That your memorialists cannot believe that | position of the Government is delicate and ward. The jury sðuld only decide upon the your Excellency would sauction, much less difficult in its relations with Spain. Lord facts laid before, them, nad, so far as the trial perpetrate, so gross an injustive as the dia Enfield talla ng authoritatively, that we have no went, there was no sansa, bui the contrary, to continounce of the said licence or privilege, wenty right to interfere so far is regards the imagine that the watrimonial relations of Mr. which would infiet auch great pecuniary lows institution of slavery in Cabu-still fese with Edmonds and his wife had been anything bat upon your memorialists and most nasuredly the conduct of the Captain-Gefond and the affectionate and creditable. Indeed, the only bring the Government of Mago into pabic have a right to remonstrate miret the pad at an arlier stagna, and that the jury should bloodthirsty volunteers towards the insurgents, wonder is that the case should not have beanstop. discredit and disrepute.

Your memorialists, therefore, hqmbly | persistent violations of the compact affruting bure even left the box in order to detericine pray that your Exellency will be pleased the Emancipadoe, and Mr. Layard; whose anti-whether they should and Yr. Edmondsguilly to order and direct that the said liconee or slavery cóu vistióna are well known, has apard of manslaughter on evidence on which a coun- privilege shall not be withdrawn, but bens efforts to influence the Osbinets of Madrid, try venob of mangistrates would have besitated continued until the expiration of the said But there seems « disposition to accept the to convict in a case of common sasanit. term of three years, in accordance with the prospective abolition of slavery passed by the contrat so made with your memorialisto | Cortes in 18:0, and in other, respels to limit hy the Government of Mnene, and sated representations to the treatment of the Eman apon by it up to the present; that no suoboipados, Mosatige the Revolutionists per public austion of seob licence or privilege | severe undauntedly; they boid the interior, and do take place. And your memorialists will harass the regalar nad volunteers when the ever pray, Hongkong, 1st June, 1872.

SHIPPING.REPORTS.

(Continued from the lat Page.) The British steamer Yo-tag reports left Swatow on Blas June, bad frosh S.W. winds throughout the parenga..

SUMMARIES OF HOME NEWS FROM. THE LONDON DAILY PAPERS. (Daily Telegraph)

FEEDAT, 10th May. latter venture near then. Spain is ochanating In the matter of the Mid-London Railway her blood and trease in energetic efforts to | sobome, the select committee of the Horse of suppress the inancreation. It is a melancholy Commons has found the preuable of the bill re- spostacle, and might be spordily saded if the busing to the proposed lino from Kilburn to the Spanish Government would abolish slavery, Markde Arek prised; but they have rejected. break the Cubane jastly, and tree commerce. the preamble sf the bill for ibe construction of The prolongation of the contest leaves every. the fins from the Marble Arch to Moorgate. thing to chases, and bazards the ultimate loss streek, and thenge to Commercial-rowd, un the of the island.

ground that anch a large ontlay abould not be sunctioned until it was abowa how the funde | required were to be raised.

Charles Ormond, olerk in the Registrar Ge nera's fios, stated that on the Elek-instant the defendant was brought by Inspector Orley to the office with the Ro.. gistration certificate

32 court De- fendant gave bio naule as Leü-a-yes saying that Wong-a-sew, the name on the cortificate, had formerly been bis partner, and that he had, gone home, transfering his business to him Witness stated be bad searched the records of the office and could not find the name of de The British steamer Yeddo reports left Sin- fondant in connection with the house No. 29,gapore on 15th June, bad light Southerly winds. Sayingpoon, for which house the certificate was and fine weather throughout the passage.

THE NEWENT MYSTERY.

According to the New York svening papers granted. Defendant has frequently appeared ut

(Daily Telegraph, May 100.

of yesterday, the America Cabinet has decided the Registrar-Goueral's ofoc, and bailed ont The British, stemmer. Nestor reports L001

not to interfere with that part of their Case re- A verdict of acquittal, pronounced after somelating to the Indirent Clain; and it is said to chair coolies, under the name of Wonga new. Liverpool on 25th April, experienced fine wes-

ten minutes' deliberation, turned it ending to the expectation of the Foreign Affairs Com- Defendant mid Woude van say, and her to Port Said, arrived on 8th May arrived to a two days' trial which on ht never to bave initiee that Great Britain will withdrew from bo took over the business: didst think he was at Tamalis on the 10th, and laid there ten days, heat hord at all. Indeed, the anomalier of our the arbitraisins doing wrong in net getting his nams transfer nudas-repairs.—The Tabar heig Mio, what indictat system have seldom been more clearly red, did not know there was any great wrong, ton of one of the Canal Company's tugs thustrated than they wore by the case popular daily reports of the committee appointail to There is something almost painful in the as he kept the shop unðar the same naming. having run into the Nate in the only known as the Newant Mystery." Had Mr.investigate the capitations during the Iste.

Defendant was sent to three months bar lucarrying away ber steering gear, ke. At dumonde been bronzbt up in the first instance bor.

the ame time the fie carried away berbefore a metropolitan police magiatmte, be the dead as well as the living. It the use of war, affecting, as thoas reports sometimes do, own jibboom, bowsprit, figure-head and out would in all likel hood never have brou contmedy, the commandant is acquitted. bue The case of one Wong-a-fool, now ployed, water, Pasnd Suez on the 18th arrived ut mitted. Yet the evidence on which this gentle blamed for not destroying the war material apprehended by Chitney earntable 235 and Penang on the 11th Jnno, and left on the 12th,

man was placed upon his trial for manalang The original commandant ofàpiens is censured, binese Sergeant 145, and charged with being arrived at Singapore on the 14th, and left on ter at the Old Eniky, in virtue of the verdies of though he was killed by the enemy. His connected with a robbery from the Sing-cheong the 16th, had ac weather throughout up to a Gloucestershire zomer's jury, was such as necessor is acquitted, on consideration of his The two boat people stated that the fearth Europout goode shop, "Queen's Road, in which arrival.

would not have justified an ordinary charge of diffealt position, but the greatest blums is defendant was the man who put the copper Chun-tai-lni is "master, was again gone into,

sault. The known facts of the case, us proved meted out to the general who left the citadel into the boat,

and-defendant was called upon to find senacity The British ship Everest reports, left London by various witnesses, were almost absurdly with up insuficientgarrison. The commandant The whole of the defendants were reprimand-in one houssholder in $25 to be furtheozing on 21st February, had heavy weather on loving ple. Mr. Edmonds was a salicilor in good of La Forte is also censured for allowing the ed, and informed it was bio Worshiple souvic. for three monthe,

Channel, with very low glass. On the 6th practice and of fair fortune at Newent, in the offers to pledge the naelsernet to serve against tion that they all shared in the plunder, ra

Mach, had a very heary gale from the N.Wounty of Gloucester. Of his antecedents the easy during the war. The grareat imano, arking to them that they ao doubt felt them.. No passes and other small cases were nume-lasting five have, glass down to 29; since that nothing was elicited at the trial; and, beyond however, is the impending trial of Baznine, on cou-selves very clever people to be committing rous, hat.uninteresting, and were wet by fines

theas nets and getting clear of being caught, from 10 conta to 81. but they must remember they may go on for a time, but they will be caught at lust. However, be would not“ punish them for other people's offencté, he would discharge them all with the exception of the fourth defendant, whom he would need to six montäs' bard labor.

The San Francisco Bulletin is evidently not fa be outdone by its local rival in startling paragraphs concerning Obim. We recently reproduced un elaborate'secount from the 3a of the max who was sentenced in Hongkong to donth by wakefulness, but that story is pretty nearly matched by the following :---

The Emperor

China has sel four yong Celestial tamsels to be migrated at Paris When sittently versant with European acts and scirress, they are expect ed, so their resurs, to be able to muct the rest of their countr women as the population of the expire is some thing like $77,632,997 souls, their tisk may be conader. el of a hervulest nature"

The odd seven in the return of the population is really a piece of art, only does it include the three sout to Paris or not? Probably it does not, as the additional three would make around Fromber of thousands at any rute."

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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.

THE WEDDİNG WILLOW. TO THE EDITOR OF THE “DAILE PRES9.” DEAR SIB-1 send the accompanying effu. sion, which may be worth insertion. You will observe that it is dated the day before Dor Chan-a-reo, quarry farmer, ponad a market opened. Not being, unfortunater. stone-cutter for entting stone at Kowloon on worth a, chilling, I shall sign myself, your of bis grounds, without his permity

casional correspondent,

ENCROACHMENT.

Mt.. Alford, of the Survapor-Ceneral's De-

THE SAME OLD SIXPENCË. Foocnow, 14th June, 1872.

date had light winds til ealms to arrival, Crossed the Equator on 2nd March in long 21.W.; pushed the meridian of the Cage of Good Hope in 40 S, on the 25th April sighted St. Paale on 11th May; made Juva Head on Slet Muy; passed Anjer on 3rd June, and ar | rived at 9 p.m. of the Sand Spoke the Kaisoto | from Cardiff to Shangbai, on the 7th June, off Guaper Island. The Leander, from London to Tokohama, off Anjer on 3rd Jone, and horque William Pitson, from London, same day.

the groun that he was responsible for the loss lost to France by his fault, and because be ...f an army of 150,000 men, because Metz was hiled to fulfil the laws of duty nad honour.

the patent fact that the bearing of the charge brought against him was removed on his own application to London, wing to the strong local préjudice entertained against bit in bis neighbourhood, nothing whatever wan proved to bia diaudvantage. To the Febraneg of 1867

Spanish information is happily summarised -that is, more than five years ago--Mra. Id-

ander two items. The Ministerial crisis is monds died suddenly. The defendant had boon

over: Carlist insurrection is abating. The Cu married for may years to his wife, who had retirea from the Military Household, and, ika binet retains office, though General Gandsta long been is fail-bualth and, if the evi-Minister of War reporta very avourable news. dence adduced could be relied upon, the mur-

At 6.15 p.m. yesterday evening the abier

A WIFE SHOT BY HER HUSBAND.rige, so far as the outer world was aware, bad victory of Oroquies, which would appear to be so far decisivė, was due to the plans of been a happy and Euctionate ons. No opi- General Serrano. Three thousand Curline are steward of the stormship Glenortney and apartment, appeared to watch the case

(Alta, May 14th.) Charles Avery, of Pleasantville, on the Bacious apparently bad been created by the eirid to bare given in their sabrasion in Na European lady were out on the Sowkevan Chon-n-yee, olled, stated he is the lienced

sumstancce of Ms. Edmonds' death the door verre, and atisfactory adrices have been re Road for a walk, and when they had got as far as atone quarrier, and his ficones-began 1st Jen-

tem Rajhoad, alot and fatally wounded Lis bor who was called in on the occasion of her Chat-tze-moy, they left their "obaira there and very and ends the last of December next. The

The powerful effect of Tea, (especially of first wil Tryphenia Ann, on Mouday night, abolit decese gave a certificate to the effect that theived from the other provinces. went on to little bridge just beyond, and defendant was cutting stone on the grounds be rog Kaisows) upon the nerves, being well. a mile from the depot Mr. Avery keepa au were. bull leaning over looking at the fish, had procured a licence for. Complainant etated known, and also that it tends to pandyze the eating-house at the depot, und was married apoplexy no ingast we held and when suddenly the steward was attacked by ho asked him to procure u fioonec from bin brain (where such exists), sa antidote, safi-eight years ago, Ile fired happily with bit two Chinese, une armed with a sharp boattook, sud he refused to do so, and he informed bimsiently, powerful in its offoot to ouunternet wife until wiikin two years. A diealty than and the obber with two bandfals of a kind of he would then summera bim; he accordingly theet distressing consequences, would be a very pepper, which they first threw in his eyes. They went to the Surveyor-General's office and made great dealeratum. then commenced to luck away at the steward the complaint, and was advised to get out the in the fleshy part of the oclves of his legs, summons. Both the lady and gentleman set up a brick. Me. Alford, of the Surveyor-General's depart.

cutting it must fightfully. The villagers came accounts improper, he was sent away.

departure lias called forth some well merited out to the rescas of the Europeans, and seeing The villagers. unde the report at the Caniseway which he has rendered during bis term-of Pay station, and assistance was sant.cnt, and the office. Those who have watched Mr. Goon bila scoured, but to no purpose. The gentle wis's career cannot fit fully to culores the This happened only half an hour before the man is now unable to walk, and is in great pain. expressions of respect-to which utterance hascarriages went out on that road, and most of een given. It is, of course, a somewhat the intending to go out on that road turned dificult task for thin general public to form buck when they got no far as Causeway Bay

station, and heard the news.

opinion of the professional marits of a Judge, as only lawyers, and only lawyora své of sque experience, can pretend to estimate the strictly legal merits of the various de-

LATE TELEGRAMS.

be bad the privilege so cut for the new dock,

He got his privilega from Mc. Spraft, and did

EKORDIUM.

The willow is a gracelni tree, that bends its tender branches towards the neighbouring

AEGUMENT.

CONCLUSION.

drugs about one Clinton Odell, who, dir. Ay saye, often went to his house during his ab- -sehen. On several occasions, it is said, Odell thode presents to Mr. Avery, such as money, dressen, a sewing machine, &d. Sash attention

The seamen's strike at Southampton threatens to be tedious, and to approaches to a settlement seem at present to have been made. The en Mr. Edmonds entinued to reside and carry on hia bosiness at Newent without by iden being other than natural causes. The defendant had themselves. The drews of the Brasil and ladia entertained that his wife had met her death by Jesterday male a demand to have shore wagen ruised from, 228; tę 24s..a weck, und, do yietükl uken upon himself the support of his brother's mail steathers were engaged in London, sent to family, who had been left in destitute circum. Portangenth by train, and thenge to their ships stances at their father's death, and amongst

in steam-thy. The Cape wail steamer which the inmates of the Nawant household; at the sails to-day is to receive ber hands in like man-

Then not till theu-Mr.

wife's andden death, by violence;

Evidence for the defence was heard at tho

Supreme Court at that port, is shortly tog alarm, lat she miscreants succeeded in drag-į ment, stated that defendant formerly cus and streams, as if it wept in melancholy over the excited the ire of Mr. Avery, and in August period of Mrs Edmonds decease, was a Mias ner. Captain Mazac, RN.. has ofired to 20- leave for home; and that bis approaching a great piece of flesh out of the right leg,fucted for the complainant, but as be kept bio fullies of mankind. From this pessire and last the quarrel culminated, and Mrs. Avery Jeannette Edmonde; This young lady con- I dette between the disputants.

poetic plant, is derived a most valuable medi. left home one day while Mr. Avery wasatted-tinued to reside with her uncle till the autumn Complainant stated that be summoned bisoizie, named Saloin, shewing that inanimate ing to bis restauraut. When be returned be of last year. In October, 1871, Miss Jennette Cratral Criminal Court in the suas of Mr. Ed- expressions of appreciation of the service this, the two men ran up the hills and excapad. relativen for a sam of money in the Summery natare oan sympathize with the sins and sor- found the house looked up, and crawled in it was forced-to leave Nesent, under very painful mods, the soliciter of Neweat. charged with

Jurisdiction, he claimed against them for cutting rows of mankind, not merely by weeping over the window. After the separation Mrs. Avery nireutstanère.

Two sous of the stone is what he supposed to be his ground the running streams, bat also by contributing supported herself by working for neighboare

prisoner were dramined, one of whoth, a lað of but na the ground did not prore to belong to notirely to the alleviation of the evils which it families. Mir. Avery broke up his bone, and Edmonds was accused of having caused bise intialangber of bis wife.

15, saw all that happencil on the sight of the summoned defendant for actually putting in and doubtless would tend to allay the fever of whom Mrs. Avery had left in her car in to attend. Mrs. Edmcals on the night when vines or und langpage Fras used by nie Liu, the case was dismissed. In this case he deplore Suluain is a most valuable febrifage, big mother took care of his little girl and a boy

It seems that the doctor who had been called alleged murder, und strongly desiod that any his quarry.

excitement, caused by the effect of the new Avery told a Sua reporter. yesterday that he

Father The alber sun deposed to osrtain Defendunt said be admitted cutting 20 piccas Kalows cron the system: And, carefully gather bad frequently seen his wife walking the streets she died, and wao had given the certificate as on the grounds of complainant, and was willing cd at the midnight hear, at the change of the with Odell after she abandoned him, but that to the case of her feath, was a certain Dr. parents in reference to Miss Bomonds and Haes Smith, a resident at Newast, and an in. Dr. Bass Smith. The result was hat the jury to pay for same, but complainant wished to moon, would doubtless propitiate Hecate, to never interfered. Mr. Avery's mother had

timate friend of the Edmonds Family. The in claim licence. from him. not only for that but diuiuish her bapeful inßzeuce when she is at a hill a few days ago, and is unable to take timucy had continned up to the often of last; Erliñoads was discharged.

retained a verdict of "Not guilty," and Mr. proper onys of her grandchildren. for stone be ent en Mr. Spratt's grounds, which the full.

year; and it was admitted on all sides that Dr. On Monday ayoning Mr. Avery says he was

In the Bankruptor Court, Messrs. Jeffery Certain Teas have therefore heen expressly going home, and when above n mails out of the Sath-though a married man with a family and Ch, of Liverpool, came before Mr. Regine

bad taken advantage of the opportunities be

Lear Brougham, and, after a lengthened dis. groands; he (defendant) also bad the manage symptoms of inuacy, or feel at all feverish, ure washing Avery asked whether she would gaat. October this unfortunate young woman medicine, and those who have developed way just stepped from a bonse where she had teen

Jeannette Edmonde for a considerable period. were very voluminous, but showed suct? large ment of a quarry belonging to his aunt.

Complainant said be had no more right to resumecded to taste these Tea over and over to his mothers and stay till she recovered, and left her uncle'a bone owing to a quarrel; ad

items as £10,000 unexplained in the deficiency account, and over £2,000 £ the eigh account. it, as he had taken the licence away, ne the de-, and to buy these and no others, wben take care of the children. She replied "No"

it is hoped that the dangerors symptoma will Some allusion was made to Odel; abe applied ither just after ber departure, as the prosecu. It was stipulated that they should give here- fendant defrauded him in bis accounts.

Mr. Alford stated that is true, and he thinks paas off, or only shew themselves in a miligated un ezasperating epithet to him, and he drew a un contended, or just before that date, us the after any further caplanation or information

revolver and fired. The ball entered the cheek con for the defence asserted. Mr. Fluous as to the estate and accounts which the tr defendant considers himself a right to the

just below the use, and cannot be found. Mra. had become aware of the criminal intimacy

tees might require. rounda by inkeritance.

At Marlborough-stroe: Police-court, man, Avery screamed and started to run, and Avery oxisting between is also and the medici ad- |fired again, the hall taking effect in her back.

viner of the family. A quarrel ensued,, and eburged with stealing a watch, met the accus She fell, and Avery ran away, A number of thereupon Ds. Su th, scticz, so far as could be only asserting that there was a conspiracy His Excellency VraCONDE DE E. JANUARIO, gentlemen having been attracted by the scream thered, from information supplied to him by agerust him to get him convicted. He badal Governor of Masao.

and report of the pistot, bore her unconscious

ais nustress, charged Mr. Edmonds with having lowed his pockets to be searched, and eventual- The bumble Memuris! of Tak Obeong, of the Wohang shop, Hongkong, Mer He confessed to the shooting. He was commit

to a neighboring house, Avery was overtaken caused his wife's death by violuce. From a female was alleged to have taken the axis- whatever circumstance, a bitter prejudice seerasing watch from the erercent of the accused. chinat, and Aboy, of Macio, Trader,ted by Justice Wa Romer to the County Jail locality where he lived. Mrs. Edmonds body she present.

to have existed Ruminat the censed man in the The magistrate remanded bim, sefasing bail for Co-partners and joint Irtoeroes of the witbout bail. Dr. Fellows basprobed the wonde, Wai Sing Lottery.

and is unable to find the balls. He thinks Mradict against the prisoner, he was then commit- was exbrused, a coroner's jazy returned a ver- STEETH, That ou the twelfth day of Sep; Avery's chances of recovery are slight tember in the year of our Lord one thousand

not choose to pay for stone cut not on his insnafratared with a mixture.of this valuable vilinge he was overtaken by his wife, who had enjoyed to carry on an illicit ceuauction with curig, were allowed to pass. The acounts

cisions pronounced; but taking the opinions

of those who are competent to judge on such

REUTER'S TELEGRAMS:

SUPPLARD TO THE "DAILY PRE."

LONDON, 19th June, 1872:

a point, there seems little doubt that the large majority of Mr. Goonwise decisions

The Senate's amendments to the Supple. bave been characterised not only by a strong mentul Article are moderate, and Earl Gran- sense of justice, but also by much legal acu-villea ubjectione relate to their prospective men and talent. If, however, it would soon decided to acquiesce in the miljournment of the applications. The Wzahington Cabinet has promptuous for ordinary persons to speak Arbitration. upon the strictly legal qualifications of a Judge, there are other qualifications, on which the general public can form an opinion, which are perhaps the bighest recommenda tions for the judicial office. Habita of patience and care, combined with a tendency to leau

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cotiaiders his right, as he had paid yearly his Defendunt, on being asked, said no, but be

licence to the enarry farmer. expellinguence of what he has already stated, he gave Complainant said that is tron, het is cover- ad im orders not to ont azy more; this he refused tô đo, and still continued cutting; be had net paid him aufficiently for what he had out..

Defendant and the complainant did not in- form him mutil the 21st instant he could not cut

The Spanish Ministry has resigned. The Bandesratb has adopted a Bill Jeents from the country.

The negociations between Count Arui

Thiers are progressing favourably. Hongkong, 21st June.

LONDON, 20th June, 1872.

The fresh difficulties in the indirect claimestone any more.

who have to discharge the important func. at Geneva

tion of administering Justier. In these qualifications Mr. Coopwis, whe combines with a sound knowledge of the Law au extensive acquaintance with. Equity, emi- neutly excelled; and during a lengthened career before the pubiio, he has shown that he was not only willing, but always desirous,

displayed the treat characteristics of a cultivated man; becoming mot more noted

for bis extensive learning than for bia nas suming modesty and, undeviating courtesy His public career in Shanghai has been such sa fully to entitle bio to a well carred respita It is now nearly seven years since, ou the establishment of the Supreme Court he came out to Shanghai, and he has, with but short intermissions, been the whole of that time as his post. We are confident that

POLICE INTELLIGENCE. June 24th..

BEFORE THE HON. U. MAY,

RONEST SEEVANTS."

Mr. John. McIntyre, of Mesars Lane, Craw

Mr. H. Crawford, recalled, stated beis positive deferdnat bad the glass paper inter bie jacke; bas no doubt shout it.

Mr. May told complainant it appeared to him he was inviting defendant to break the law.

Complainant then left the court, exclaiming he did not care for defendant's breaking bis bead.

CANTON SHARPERS.

form,

To

PETITION TO THE GOVERNOR OF MACAO.

CUBA.

THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT.

Erebeqner

be

at all times rather to the bread merits of the case will be liquidated (arbitrated ?) even in the

Mr. May informed defendant that at all eight hundred and seventy-one, your memorialing the war, and has a good reputation general-

Avery is about forty, served in the army dured by the local magistrates to take his trial ist

the approaching sizes; but the "venue" was In the House of Commons, on the 7th cases under consideration than to technica-xbeence of the parties concerned.

events he was told nor through him, theists, by the said Abey, mude application to your. He is partially paralyzed on the left side, finally removed to London on the avowed May. ir. Onslow asked the Chancellor

ground that the difëndzut bad not a chance at of the Important London' despatches are expected | omgistrate. Jie sonid not fine him cow as it was Excellency's Predecessor, Vire-Admiral -Anand walked with a cane.

whether

would lities, are of the utmost importance in those

not certain in his mind he had received instruc- tonio Sergio de Souza, for the privilege of open-

á Gair bearing in bis own neighborhood. Yet, state to the Hunse the son why the Hongkong, 22nd June.

tion, but if ever he came up again ho would being the waid Wal Bing Lottery at Macne, for

without, absoluse proof, we cannot believe that Government intended to ust the publiu mosoy Burd the full amount, viz, $100, as the com, which he offered the sum of Five, Thousand

Daily Telegraph, 20th April.)

any jury could ever have found Mr. Edmonds for the purpose of prosecuting the Climat plainant bád a full night to be protected, as he | Dullare per annum, being Two Thousand Dol For three years the Cubans have successfully guilty on such evidence as was adduced against † to the Tichborgs Hatate, and why, in the case paid the government 33,000 for the privilege.lars per annum more than had been previously upheld the flag of insurrection against Spain, him. The whole exes for the prosecution rested of Overend and Gorney, they refused to pro-

Defendant was discharged.

paid for the said licence or privilege, -on the and Mr. Thomas Bugies wants our Govern-on the testimony of three witnesses-Dr. Bass secute on the ground of its being a private---- Complainant stated defendant had threaten terms of the said licence or privilege being ment to give them indirect aid by prossing for Smith, Miss Jeannette Edmonds, and a servant matte ed to break his head if be could rist out is the ¦ grafted and continued for the term "of three the fulfilment of treaty obligations. ↑ Linst night of the name of Anne Brad hens witnesses To Chancellor of the. Etchester.--I wi}} quarry,

years, as by the written propol or application a thin House of Commons engaged in a wild substantially swore to the same story. Accord answer the bust part of the question firat, for a of the said Aboy, now in the uchives of the Gp| debate on the wrongs of the Cubans, the lächsa ing to their account, there had bean a quarrel Fresson that will appear presently. It appears vernment of Macao, will appear.

of Spain, and the growth of a new and horrible batween Mir. Tidmonds and bia wife on the that bro.Fist. Lord of the Tresory at the That on the twentieth day of September in trafic in Asiatic alaves; but Ministers could night of ber death; words had led to blows; Attorney-General in 1869, in defending the to spare zo pains to give the utmost effect fard & Co, appeared to charge a coolie in the

the said year one thousand eight hundred and not agree that the Crown should be called up and Mrs. Edmouls death had ensued after a conduct of the Government with regard to the to the high endowments which he possessedeatablishment, named Low-a-tsat, with rubbing

seventy-one the said application was acceded to bring any special pressure on the Spudish severe blow desit by har bualand, which, if it refusal to prosecute the partners in the firm of while by a happy combination of firmness the firm of a bundle of glass paper. Hentated

to by your said 'Predecessor, and accordingly Government Probably, on strict diplomatic had not actually proved fatal in itself, had Mosers. Orerend, Curley, und Co., applied that derendant had been in the firm ten years, Poon-u-tarn, a congee vander, living in apcb license or privilege was granted unto a dinterational grounds they are right, ance brought the mlady under which she suffered | chove tests tombat coudnet, which were aa with constant forbearance and consideration, and the articles be is charged with stealing are Usine Road, appeared to charge a Danton your memorialists for the said terms of three we have no warrant for interference ears in (6 a budden and fatal tempatia. Wisther, allows Fretly, was there likely to be

he amply upheld the dghity of the import-under his charge

sharper with coming to his shop, with another years to commence and take effect from the regard to the Emancipulos, or negroes captured even admitting the truth of the story, the bluepaviction; secondly, what was the moral tur- ant Court in which he has long sat, and at Defendant said he had been "twenty years in nct in custody, purchasing two bovins of con- day of the expiration of the then existing from slavers by Spanish cruisers and carried ¦ could have been fairly regarded the case of pitate of the offenes charged; and, thirdly, the head of which he was placed for a corsi- the employ.

ges, tendering a dolla- for same, and when com-licence, that is to say, from the twenty-seventh into Huvannah, The Madrid Government, it death is extremely doubtful; bat the evidence was it likely that the Government did not Mr. H. Crawford, called, stated he is book-plainant gava delendant the change, swin, day of Janowy one thousand sight hundred | neeme, have resolved to put down the insurrec, that any blow had been struck at all was of the prosecuta private persons would come forward derable period.

heuper to Hessre. Laar, Crawford & Co. On the idling him out of a pioco of silver, valued and seventy-two, whereupon your memorialists tion before they fulfil their treaty obligations, weakest and west quentisfactory kind. to do so? They argued that the partners in the Personally, Mr. Gooɔwɔs his always been 21et at 5 p.m. saw the defendant in one of the 20 cents, exclaising the change was short, paid into the Treasury of Masso two-thirds of and we are asked to make all due allowances Of the three witnesses who beatified to the Grip of Messrs. Overead, Gurney and Co. had greatly esteenged in Shanghai; and his lose mall store-rooms, and thinking that rather give him back his dolar Complainant stated the said yearly sum of Fire Tansand Dollars, for the critical position in which they are charge only one was not directly tainted at been guilty of any creat degree of moral suspicious, asked him what be was cuing there, that when he gave the defendant hir dinge its by the archivar of the Government of placed. But it needs a good deal of charity to with snap.ciou Dr. Basa Builla coudnet terpitude; that the offences of which they had will no doubt to widely felt. Bringing with when be made to go into the main store, and was correct, and when they gave it to im back; Macau auil the receipts for the aid as in graet Spain the indulgence ab demands. Not had been sach as to deprive his testimonyben guilty were, unhappily, very common in him a high reputation is a scholar, he has secing that bis clothes looked bulky, naked demanding his dollar, be found it short 20 your memorialista possession will appear. all the last five years bus she made the leest of any great valce. Be was know have the commercial world the difference being him what he bad under his jatkot, caught bola cents, the compassion of defondant at the time That relying upon the said licence or privilege attempt to respect solemn treaties negotiated beeo actuated by bitter personal animosity to. Į that in this case they had been productive of of in, and found the bundle of glass paper, paying for the congee, both then walked off in being so continued unto your memorialists for and ratified with the aim and intent of arresting warda the defendant; and, merasvar, he did not wide-spread ruin-that the offences ran sa near 24 sheets, now in Court. He took him to another haste, one got away and the defendant was ap- the said term of three years, and upon the faith traffe in slaves, and assuring humane treaturent profess to have any knowledge himself of the the confines of private injury and public zesistant, and he was then giren into custody, prebended.

of the said contract and agreement so entered to Africans seized on board sluzers. Down to cirenmstances that preceded Mrs. Edmonds's rime that if was fardly likely a con- had been in the employ some time, Defendant, be believed, bad 37 per month, and Chinese constable. 234 stepped forward to into by the Government of Macao and your 1868, in defiance of all treaties, and solely for death. On the contrary, be admitted that.viction would be obtained, and that if the explain how this was done, and etated the defend. | memorialiats, your memorialists made the the profit of the sucosmira Captains-General, though called in to the house within a few Guzernment did not prosecute there were Defendant said he went to the room at 5ant and another with him was in the babit of neorssary arrangements for availing themselves the plavoowners of Cabs were allowed to impert minutes of the time when the unfortunate Lidy plenty of private persons who wild do so. o'clock to close the windows, did not have the going round and defrauding many shopkespers of the benefit of the said licence, and utilising surreptitiously 41,000 buman beings per annan, breathed her lust, if not before that event had Their expectations were justified, for a glase paper under bis jacket.

this way, and as a proof that defendant bad the same, involving a very large expenditure of ↑ It would not be possible to cite a pore cynical actually occurred, he saw nothing to excite prosscation by private persona fallowed, sod no necessity to change bis dollar, showed bin money, time and labour, which can only be disregard of written conventions. Nor is thla anapicion of foul play. Miss Edmonds, whose no conviction ensued. I propose to answer the worship many packages of broken altres in his repaid by the fulfilment of the said contract all. The Emancipades wore treated with prospects in life and bean blighted by the question of the hon. gradoman with reference possesion, alas a number of papers, with which and agreement by the Government of Macao, scarely more consideracion than the Negroes exposure of ber fraility, and who is now an to the progecation of the Tichborne Claimant, First witness here stated it was the wish of the trick is done. Witheas said one man, the de-and the, consequent continuance of the said run aalore by bandit captains and bought by tomare of a Homa for the reacue of fallen keeping these three principles or esta in view. fendent, presents the dollarend holde in bisband ligence or privilege for the whole of the said brutal planters. The offences of the Cuban women, bad obriona motives for bearing Before doing an, however, I will state one thing the firm to deal leniently with defendant.

Mr. May reprimanded defendant for bis two of the customary papers into which the term.

Spaniards go still further. They have ex-will to ber uuela; while the value of her, zales distinguishes this case from that of we cannot better give utterance to the fool treacherous conduct, informing bia of the wish shopkeeper pours the broken cirer change, That your memorialista hare board with|tablished a new trade in Coolies, as horrible and testimony was negatived by the fact toast she Means. Overend, Guracy, and Co., and from ings of many here, who are acquainted with of his employers not to see him severely pun- the defendant then prétends to look over the alarms from an Offour of the Government of infamous as any traffic which has stained the had kept a total silence on the subject for most other public prosecutions-amely, that him, than by faily endorsing the remarks, ished; illustrating to hit in contrast the Lind pisces, and watches his opportunity to slip Macto. that it is now intented by the said sunale of civilisation. Bir Oluries Wingfield nearly five years, and had given a completely the prosecution bras directed under the stb.

treatment hold ont to him by his employers with some of the silver between the two paper, this Government to ignors the ssid contract and adduced in evidence the authentic reports on different account of the groumstaneca of her rity of an Act of Parliament by the Lord Chief-A which were made in Shanghai, and in exhis tresobery towards them. It appeared, he tu- he holds on to between his thumb and finger, agreement so made with your memorialista, or the proceedings of the levers in Chiou, and aunt's death within a short time after its co- Justice, who tried the cause out of which the prossing a hope that his public services and formed bin, be had been fed, clothed, lodged, and then pours the silver back into the acyles, to gancel same and to set up such licence for rightly painted out that the berritude of the currence. Indeed, the case against the pri prosecution has arisen and lound over the wit- bia personal qualifications may be heartily month, for 20 years, and for all be knew he had give bius tan cent pieces or his dollar; his com

Asiatic, carried by guile and force into the sener practically reated on the evidence of Anne nests to prosente, it is, therefore, very dif- and bad received a good wage, viz., 17 per | Zemanding dis dollar, saying the silver is bad, competition by públis auction.

That your memorialista most respectfully Queen of the Antilles, is nothing less that Brad, the serraut. No doubt, if this woman's ferent from the Govarument saying that they recognised by the Government at home, as been acting treacherously the whole of that time, painon then usifate, Raya, "Ob, take back the remind your Excellency that such lisense le perpetual slavery. Now, this is an important evidence was true, Mrs. Edmonda's death and would commence the prosecution themselves. they are by all who have known him, in and had not been found out, and this in recom.dollar, I will pay the 8 cash for the two basins now & property duly vested in and possessed by aspect of the question, because it involves the been preceded by a violent quarrel with her bus. To have taken any acker garso would be tan- pence for kindness shown; told him it was of congee, or whatever amallitem they generally them, and cannot, contrary to their consent, be character of Europeans in the East Waare band, during whics, su all probability, tlows amount to refusing the assistancea of the publie an easy matter to har out outside thieves, purchase an e blind.

now not up by auction,

most concerned, seeing that our reputation is had been struck. But, even grunting that the funds to a decision solvainly arrived at by one- but it was impossible to bar against-internal Chinese sergeant 145 then stopped forward That your memorialista strongly' object to supromised by Spaniards and Portuguese; servant spoke the frath, her attement, however of our highest legal authorities. (Bour, four.) The English wall of the 17th May arrived thieves. He had made up his mind to send to give his explanation of the affair. But the give up their asid Boense, and tumbly submit to and our stake is so gront in Agia that it behovou detrimental it sight have been to Mr. Edmonds'a I might, if I pleased, stop here; but there are yesterday, but does not bring day later tele him (defendant) to six months hard labor; bay case was remanded to enable Chineas Constable your Excellency that should sack contract be the Government to watch closely tha abominu. character and the credibility of the witnesses on further couaulerations. It appeals to me that grams than those already to band.

ever, as bis employers bad asked for lenient 234 to bring up some eridence in connection Bow ignored and set aside, the greatest ble traffic and do its utmost in all practicable his side, would not hare phored that the deceased the case as far satisfies the first text compléte view, & be world take that into consideration, with all he had been relating.

jury will be inflicted upon them, nasmuch as by ways to suppress what in not less oriminat în lady met her ead by violence. It must fairly bely, and that there is probable and reasable" We bear that after all the Fekis College is and would accordingly deal with him by a less

such means they will not only be deprived of the itself than perilous to us. If we have no locus owned that the counsel for the defence failed to ground to expect a consistion, because the getting on by degrees. There are at present as punishment, but felt very doubtful about whe

profita resalting to them from the said licence standi in Cuba, we have a position in the China thow any intelligible reason why Brad should slainant was bigself the principal witness in any as thirty students, and three ses profes. ther he was doing tight towards him. However was fined 32. for quanting one of bia tananth, late sums they have already suck in the uador British Government to intervene with effect. secution failed equally in showing why u namber stopped it implied that chay dud but believe a Foo-tung-fat, a barber in Bonham-etrand, or privilege, but will tare priually lost the seas, and it cannot be beyond the power of the bare committed willal perjury; but then the pro- the care, and the jury by the way is which they sore are shortly coming out. The students are he would give him" a good punishment, and tacgball or any of four languages, English, trusted it would be a warning to him, and as a means of getting out of him 50 cents taking on the faith of the paid licence being It is monstrous that Ass should take the place of independent witnesses who contradicted this putinalar statement to which he had sworn- French, Geritlan, and Russian, as they may that during that time he would reflect on his de to bin. Cheung-a-oheong, the complainant, continued for the raid term of three years of Africa in the guilty history of slave trading women un points where there was no room for namely, bis evidence with regard to the tattoo.

said he always paid his rent punctually alect, and recently anatomy bae beca added to treacherousness. -

This will be the more apparent to your Ex-And for whoin F The Cubans are hostile, not bouest discrepancy of opinion should bare ing. Their decision, therefore, bad something the branches of instruction, but Chiness pre Defendant was sent to three months hard.............. STEALINO SHIPMATE'S JACKET. cellency when your memorialiste show, as they only to the vile trade, but to slavery itself as an deliberately for worn themselves. Misa Mat- of the effect of a finding of the grand jury. Judireu have not been euficiently overcome to labor.

"An ordinary sowman, named John Stewart; now do, that if the licence should be only institution. For three years they havu sleadily thews, the sixter of Mrs. Edmonda; the two Then if wa quico to the question of moral guilt, permit of dissection.

belonging to the American ship Sumatra, lid continued until the expiration of the first year encountered the sufferings and endured the sups of the prisoner: Mise Mary Edwood, the supposing thin-person to be guilty, it is hardly Mr. J. Fletcher, fourth officer on board the complaint against a seaman of the same ship, of the period during which it hu been granted, penaltion of insurrection. The rebels or re- niece of the defendant and the sister of the possible to conceive a case of Ligher moral The annual sports at the West Point Be. S. S. Madras, appeared to charge Chinese named James livert, to the affect that be had they would sustain an actual pecuniary long. of volationiste have abolished, alavery, and the main vitaces for the prosecution; and a nautargitude. Cheers.) If, he is guilty; ba is formatory went off on Friday very well. A with stealing two bags of rice, sweepings ant absconded from the ship whilst he was away many thousands of dollars, inasmuch as the pro- Spanish authorities in the island bare seized bar of servante and neighboura swore upon guilty not of were misrepresentation, like that harge number of visitors were present, among of the hell of the ship. Complaint stated sailing a boat with the wate, and taking with fits of the first year (in which there will be but one and worked the claves emancipated by the oath a rariety of facts which, if they did not charged against the Overend and Gurney direc- whom were Acting Chi-Justice Bill, Captain he was informed by another party on board,him his monkeyjacket. Complainant applied opening of the said Lottery) would fall far insurgents. Major Arbuthnot, jadeed, defend prove the deceased, to have a natural death, tors, bat of wilful and corrupt perjury on the Superintendent Deane, Dr. Pottinger (of the and he was to bin and told him to produce for a warrant to street the man, who could be short of the arpenditore your memorialiste edhe Madrid Government, and cust aspersions showed conclusively that the story for the most gigpatic scale, committed, too, for the Melville, the Commander of the Artillers, Cap- them, and he hesitated for some time; at kat pointed out by P. G. Dick, No. 19. A wurraut bave se inoured; should the raid loanse bo on the Cabans. But bis testimon was slowa provocation was utterly untrustworthy. Though purgans of depriving no infeat of bis inher tain Whyte of the Cad, Dr. O'Brien, and he brought them out from under the servants was granted, and defendant apprehended, when coutinned until the expiration of the second to be vaineless by Mfr. Serjeant Simon, who has attempts were casde to damage the obstacter tance. (Cheers.) He is guilty also, if he should several ladies. Thanks were rotad to Mr. J. J. quarters. The servants on board are thorough be said that he got the loan of it from complain. year (in which there would be three Lotteries had a more complete experience of the island of these persons, it must be owned that, be found guilty, of the offence he is charged Francis, to whom the goot entertainment this ly aware that they cannot take away the group-at-the-night previons, and omitted to return the profit up to that period would not do wore and its people while hr. Stephen Cave, also charseter for buracter, the witnesses for with of endeavouring to run by Isise awearing pear is principally doe

Lugu.

On complainant being questioned than repay the outlay so, insacred by them, from personal knowledge, denounced, as he has the 'dalence were at least trustworthy | the honour and character of a most respectable

Chins.

STEALING EICE.

A GENTLE LANDLORI