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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

BEFORE THE HON. C. MAT,

SPITEFUL UHARGE.

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faxation proper, 267,942,000. To this is added from his inability to obtain his civil eorvioa

FRANCE.

THE FUEL QUESTION.

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AKGERER CHINA CABE,

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negotiation in China, whether as regards t working of coal mines or my other advantage, lies in the impatiouco of the British merchant to obtain everything, he desiren from the Obi- matagde conferred on the Chinese by foreign ness, and all at ange. He wasumes that the no- trade are inflelent in themselves to entitle it to exemption from any fiscal burdens or limita tions is an administrative sense beyond the payment of a luw tariff ante of Maritime C Lome. This was not the view of Her Majesty Goverment in 1860, when the negotiations of the Convention were were going on. The

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT. February 25th (Before Vice-Chancellor Sir JANE BACON.)

PATBBAIER Z2. LAT--AKTIH V. LÁY

MEETING OF TITE JUSTICES. "

HOME AND CHINA AFFAIRS. although very general is not to be absolutely is shabby-very. The case hon lusted savers of the greatest obstacles to any endinfactory A meeting of Justices took place on Thursday. (From our London Correspondent). beliared, Present: The Hod. C. Baykin the chair,

Should this turn out to be true, Alphonso's The case which has called forth these remarks Messrs H. G Themdatt, O. V. Grong, S. J.

LONDON, 28th February, 1878.

HOME.

ultimate chanco la pretty good-but in the Thero has been a China cane ton at the will not however be uncless if it have the effect Gover, A. Listar, and ff. B. Leman The Although parlament is in the fall blast, still mounting the Carlist insurrection, bea to be Mansion-house. An excontric man named Spar- of causing buyers to be more on their guard for the transfer of the itemon of the Hailors intrust.ou the market to engage the attention a bigoted priesthood and an ignorant mountaia Customs, pestered the agent of that argues in chairman stated on application bad besa munde there is not a single political topic of millatent put down that involves a guerilla wariato, with raw Koight being sen: home from the Colna in making purchases, and where possible, to Rome from Captain Overbury to My, J. F. of your readers. The arwy and navy estimates peaganty. Then there is this: Opben insures stitntion to such na extext, shut the police had bare the guarantee afforded by buying from Schnater to was for the Justices to make may have botli been plused on the table, and will be tion to deal with! The prospect is dismál. to bo eroked.

objection, if any if hot, to give their consent to voted with usually little trouble. Tho former Atandene lane been interviewed; too, If the respectable houses, as well as the too easily the transfer being grated.

Na show u elight reduction haitor a small reports of what he said be tree, he seems very

THE COALFIELDS OF ODINA. imitated trade-mark. In any case where Mr. G. V. Crong, on the pars of the polies, increnas, it being very generally admitted that free of bongue and vindictive towards the

(Tinea) Sir Rutherford Aloook, late British Minister goods which may be put up under fraudulent stated that there was only one casc against the all the alteration are improvements. The Spanish Dons. Ha exalts on the manner in

in China, writes to a with reference to the trade-marks are cot bought from dealers who applicant, nutoly, he was fined 92 for refual revenue returns for 1873 have been àtruck, and which he took the Monarchists by surprise, and possibility of supplementing British coal by Beard of Trade and the "Foreign Ofeo"

to pay oluir bird

"stand “na" follow: Gross public neoms of the left the reina of government in the hands of can be thoroughly relied upon, the only Mr. May, said that arose out of a ones not United Kingdom Customs, £20,751,000; excise, the democrats. He seems to be wealthy, both the coalicide, which, it has been ascertained, both, as the Blue-book showe, deuired security for the parehaser is by falling hack altogether his own. After some further dis- £35,324,000; stumpe, £9,872000; Jurid tax from his own patrimony and from that of his Mr. Akroyd's question Rad Lord Enfield's tempt to révise generally the provinloze of

exist in the Chinese Empire

to postpone any more compreheneira ate guasion, the Justices considering applical to and house daty £2,359,000 property tax, wife, and be comptains that he had not only to answer respecting the esalfells of China bath the British Treaty until the present treaty have othing against him, granted the transfer. 20,636,000 making the mounts raised by maintain his state from his private 906. Cerid to mislead by pointing to erroneous con-engagements of all other Powers with China the Post Office income, £4,860,000 that of the allowance from the treasury, but he had to pay elusions. Both are undoubtedly right in should admit of coqinan action; and, in the telegmph survice, £006,000; met receipt from military officers for carrying on the war against assuming that coalfields erint so vast that the meantime, it was desired to resord in some Grown lands, £375,000; and miscellaneons re the Carlists According to the raport. of the supply would be practically unlimited, and special instrument, or Convention only enuli ceipta, 23,606,020; bringing the grand totul up interviewer, he would in short time have been ord Enfield is fairly cutitled to take it for advantages as the Chinese Government bad to £77,638,929. The year expendiere was a literally a bankrugt, had he not abionted-rated that the obstacles interposed by the expressed their willingness in the course of the follows For interest of the National Debt, furthermore, the mine authority is responsibla Chinese Government, to the working of coal negotiations to concede. That these should Chun-obing, servant to Sikh constable £26,819,924 are £14,548,700; besides for the statement that Amzdous left Velina wines with European cupit and skill will consist of minor conecasions, and rat fanda- No. 013, stationed at No. 8 pollen-station, £1,086.000 for the Army Purchase Commission, iu, not only the Crown jewels and other sconer or latter be overcome. But bor does mental and comprehensive changes, was, of Wo are requested to state that tomorrow, charged a servant to another Sith constable, and £101,097 under the vote of credit ei ocen insignia of Royalty, but all the jowals, pic. either of there conclusions bourok a threatened couras, inevitable. It was tip day of smull No:691, with nasaniting him, turning him out ston of the in Europe; Navy, €9,391,956, turos, &c., which both be and his wife, brought dearth of coal in England? Of what use of things' ronisely for that reason, exceedingly at the Oatholic Church of St. Joe spit at 10 time, of the station, and stealing his mater's pro- sivil services, £11,736,979.; guatoins and inland with thea. Queen Isabells, the Duo de Mont advantage to us would hon boundless supply in favourable to the only diplomacy prohieing

Cathoho Josepit a.m.,

perty lefs under his care, whilst in hospital the rerents departments (charge of collection), pensier, and all the other rugway grandes which appeared in The Tires of the 2tad Feb; be considered as an influence in reserve Obinn? If, as Mr. Ball states in the letter succesfal rule, where force is not to accompanied with wall selected mausfo.

just 21 days.

|-|||| £2,571,6687 Post Office expenditure, £2,566,305; managed to feather their neute famously, aud From the ovidegao of defendant's master and and packet service, £1,137,000; telegraph appear to be respected, by the Spaniards for the very oristenes of England na a great na- —namely, such guarded concessions as admit baidjourned inquest on the big or Inspector O'Brien, it apposted the charge arcse servies aspandituro. 2563,202, and telegraphs their thrift-whilst this honest, gallant prince, tion depends upon the court brands of a supply of grain and lasensible enlargaments, in the kon, woman who died in giving birth to a sbild, was resumed at the Magistracy on Thureont of spite against defendant, for having been sinking fund. £62.609; making the total é adopting his notions of honor to his own feel of coal of good quality at a price not with natural progres of trade and faterecurse, and day last, when sie jury returned werdtet af a witness in some recent stabbing case, sad toponditure £70,828,040, and leaving a surplus ides of self respect, is lunghel at for his sim-higher had it has now reached, it in very are not in the beginning of a nature to "Death from protracted luber in child birth;??-

aggravate defondant aput on bis "master's food at £6,866,879. The enrple is reduced toplicity. Ithink it will appear that, the reason certain that no coalficida in China, can given alarm the peace-loving Chinese, or couse, by This caused the complainant to be want out £8,495,879 if we also deduct 370,000, the of the Turdpean porque hesitating to acknow-supply so conditioned. It may be as good as fear of aggression and revolutionary changes, Stonecutters Island gaol was vagnated o

the sinting, when he brought the present expense of fortifications; but that eum in not ledge the existing. Government, lies in the eye posten kore, hut winterer its cheapuces all the anti-foreign snipt in the country. Suen charge. Defendant was discharged and courally paid out of income, but was raised by audiatanod of the pillages inflicted on Amadeus, at the pic's mouth-soy 10e. or oven 5a, à tot mall openings, like those inala for the intro- day or two ago by the gaol authorities, and

there must be added at least as much for its dustion of the wedge in quarrigo, predice tho was taken possession of by the police. We pliant cautionof to keep away from the sta. the ormation of an annuity of £36,341, expiring, THE GERMAN LOBRÉM IN THE WAR.

transport to the port uf shipment, und £8 for greatest pffect without violence. Ent suot re- srust no invasion will be made again from tion.

in 1885. The Exchequer accounts show At length we poursças definite statistius slow freight, as well ne 7o. or 104 for carriage to suits are often more useful, as well as more A DEBACK OF THE PEACE. Chinese territory, and leave them minas of

£1,383,2 applied to rodemption of public debt,ing the German loses in the war with France. the cellar or the factory in England. How, permanent, then those which follow-more am their rides as before, or leave them minus of

Mr. W. E. Maare, hairdresser at the Hang. €706,000 Exebequer bonds paid off and a balance The total number killed, wounded, and missing would this tail as, then, when what is robitious aims, and to nee of explosive materials sir brass cooking pans, as the Bible were at kong flotel, sammoned an American sanan in the Exchequer at the end of the year greater amounts to 127,807. Of these there were killed quired is an untailing supply of oon not instead of the less startling and lower-working the police station at Rawloon & sight or twu anemployed, namel Jaunes Mechan, for on the by £3,012,325 this the balance at the beginning in sotion 17,572, those who died afterwards arernging raore than half this set?

Btb instant unlawfully using abusive and inof the year,

from their wounds numbered 10,710 ; from sick.

medge. I wa want coal in China without sulting language towards him at bis honee, No.

In your artfele commenting on Mr. Bald's another war or the exercise or force, I would nass, 12,253; from accidents, 316, from suicide, letter you may truly that the maintenance of recommend, us the quietest and most effective Queen's-road Bash, whereby a breach of the In France matters look much more promising. 30 the total nurber who died being thus prices of coal such as we have been accustomed in the end, the Festina lants" so abhorrent to. pesce might have been occasioned. A the popularity of M. Thiera betug so great as 10,881, inatading 1,534 officers. During the to is the condition of our anpremaoy usa maan.our cage merchants, and quite as mane in Complainant stated at 11 p.m. on the 8th to enable him to carry all before him. The Re war there were no less than 1599 encounters fucturing nation, and add the corollary that their interest as in that of the Chinese and Har instant, the defendant was beating a European port of the Committes of Thirty is now under with the enguy which were attended with loss we lose this we are indeed forlora. It is Majesty's Government. Neither tais nor any woman in front of his house in Queen's discussion in the Chamber, and is virtually a of life.

plain to demonstration that our advantage other course which can be followed will ob road Bust, next door to Mr. Andrew Afilia's surrender of the principles on which the anti-

bitberto over all other nations has Iain in the vinte the danger of a coal famine in Bogland, woman, and beat for shamsiully in the vest. Their game is now unde maifest, and nothing tinces more than ever to attract the attention by which we are enabled to produce the latter, supplica by diminishing the demand: and, if premises. The defendant kicked the European republican majority pledged themselves to act So muok for polition. The facl question con- possession of coal and iron in our own island, but it may help to delay exbaustion of our own He then went down to him and told him he can be conceived more dexterous tinn M. Thier of the public, and is causing deep anxiety. It and all the end and machinery moscasary for successful, it cannot fail to be a great benefit ought to be ashid of himself, and vaghu to piny in the matter. He insisted from the first epis dlear to use that some deeiguing danger manufacturing power, more cheaply than com all directly engaged to the trade with Obit We read in the Journal Odiezel that by debe arrested by the police. The defendant nook on the establishment of a Second Chamber, oua influeres uns permented into the minds petitors in any other scantry. Deprive os of and Japan, and the adjoining colouies." orces of the 18th February, Captain Sense, ofed the woman town, and when she was down which is far there a Monarchical institution than of the leaders of the trade-unions, to the end anal at our own door, and, however abundant The "aviso" Bourne, bas been promoted to

On his Republican. Yet this step the Monarchists that the mation may be terrorized by the it may be elsewhere, the expeares of transport the rank of capitaine du raister; and 11. remonstrating with him, he valled bin all vehemently opposed, not because of their combined action of labour. Facta speak from any distance of so bulky and oumbrous a Pillut, ensign de vaimo, to the rank of lieu. the names he could think stand by the phiction to a Second Chamber, quiso the con for themagires. Miucre in receipt of tan lenant. The Tiv. Father Legrand de la Lirage, threats he used he was forced to get into trary, bat the mere demanded the immediate and fifteen shillings per day absolutely of exceptional cheapness-the one vital con- material would rob us of the whole ndvantage inspector of Anamite Affairs, uns received the base out of his way. When he got regalation of the franchise, and that was the strike for more, and no mate of wages can

dition on which all the reat depends. You will bo grade of officer of the Logion of Honour. into bie remindah he saw two men pass, whom polut where the line pinebad. They aught to indues them to insreino the out put. Their observe that this has nothing to do with “any 1. Couturier, midshipman of the first-class, he believed to be policemen by the Crown on carry the doctrine of ministerial responsibility, game is to reduce stocks to a quantity barely supposad danger of exhaustion of the world's thase two suite, as Commissioner to the Japan- Mr. Lay, C.B., the principal. defendanta and M. Faris, chief engineer, have been made their capa; he called them, but one said to the so that their majority might tell in the forum sufficient to meet the apply from hand to reserres on coal

nights of the legion of honogr; and a military other Come along, Bill," and the one addressedtion of the oubine, to the end that when the mouth, so that a strike acts with direct niliere. If there were no other calfields, than ing out the Japanese Nine per Dent. Loan.

which I do not be cag Gorenment, was distrugicatal in bring I'm not a policeman," and they went now oleations should take place, they might so immediate effect. Moreover, should owners of those of Olinn this danger, ovaid have sandal has been given to M. Rainonet, chief gunner. The above honoure have all been-con. on. The noise safe was enough to use the manipulate the franchise se to carry a majority mines seek labor elsewhere, the new comers are no existence, and Amerios appears to be Osborn were plaintiff if one suit, and Mr. Mr. Thomas Fairbairn, and Captain Sherard ferred for services rendered in destroying must have board the noise and the screams of was inferible, and whilst the Committed were tyranny of labor, Mines, from works, foundries, solid and liquid.

whole neighbourhood. The dookyard police in the next Chamber. ntical Jouks in the China Sens. We are also the woman and the load language. However, combatting him fate out the ground from and wannfactories of all sorts are being closed us is threatened displacement of the centre of establish a palaership between the four On this point M. Thiers frightened sway. Thus we are visited with the hardly lens rich in stored-up fuel, both William Smith and Mr. Angatus Heury No- informed that Capt Sener has received a large a European sergeant mine, and the defend. beneath them.

alone concerne velli in the other. The object of both suits was gold medal from the Ticery of Canton, for ant was allowed to go away, and the womsu

or put on short hours, and the distress sreongst gravity of the industrial world, as you pat ik latter gentlemen and Mr. Luy in respect of B. Thiers' tannt against the anti-republican the poor, by reason of the lato inelement by which the main sources of our wealth and at losa. The two suits were rendered neces- went away with the sergeant. In about ten party, that there were-three candidates for the weather, can hardly be exaggerated, Speculators greataces na a nation would be lost, and all our eary by some dealings which were supposed to THE CASE OF BRIARLY

minutes after the defendant returned to the throne, proved a very bitter one, and was too have stepped in and ran up rates, and the manufacturing supremacy cae, Thare proput two of the four elsimants on a different foot- We are informed that is reply tú a com

house and licked at his door. He went to his real to admit of argument. On the death of nines are actually, basing these demande on the positions egen 40 self-evidert when plainly ing from the alber, but which it is not necessary munication to the Colonial Sacretary requesting verandah, and the defendant mentioned his Napoleon, the Monarchiste caught the Lotion, imaginary profita between the cost of coal at the afated, that Tabould fearit might be almost deem further to allude to. The four gendomen other s-passage home are asking for a burnster, me and abused Lim; be continued for a leuth as the Bonaparte chance had disappeared for pive mouth and the excessive retail rate wranged a work of supereorgation to refer in them, than dir. Lay Are tobaected in business, and Briarly

informed by

the Colonial of time, and not a police constable was to be the moment, tanta fasion between the Count from the conamber. Huw, where, and when it Secretary that there were no funde at the found, not one even from the dockyard op de Obambord and the Count de Pasia would lie ali to end I do not koow. Economy and days, attamente in some of your contemporaingconomna The Fanart Engineering Com were it not that I have read, within the last few are each directors of one or more of the follow Lane.disposal of the Government to pay his posite, and as the defendant threatened to settle matters. The arrangement seemed in ingonuity will do much to solve the question, ries which us untirely overlook the only login paay,

passage, and, as to his character, he had are him, he felt afraid to get into his ercy way desirable, for as much as the Count de but the absence of stock is the trump card in conclusion as did Mr. Akroyd and Lord Bonfield tenance Company, and the Consolidated Bank. Telegraph & Construction and Main dismissed for incubordination and clutches, or to attempt to go down past him Chambord is very old and having no issue, the the men's band. I can see no way ont of the in the Hense of Commons. Both went apoa Mt. Lay is well acquainted with Oriental mat- mutinons conduct, so that nothing could after the police. Eventually the defendant Conat de Paris world naturally succeed him a dilemma, bat the desperate effort of a firm the tssumption that, gives an unlimited supply ters, and is soquainted with the Chinese written he done for him in that respect. Briarly am went away.

next of kin. But the schemers acem to have stand on the part of the public until the men in China with the power of obtaining Eccess to language, which is also used by the higher phatically denies that either of these obargea

Defendant said it was the complainant who in reckoned without their lost. The Count de are starved out, and the present trades-pnione it, the whole difficulty would be solved, and a officials in Japan. In the early part of tho has been proved against bim. He disc beyed terfered, with him, and abused him, and threat Paris certainly did agree to bow the knee to the trodden down. But the mischief is, that gas remedy found for any dearth or coal famine year 1669 it was arranged between the parties the order as to the examination, but, on its beened to fight him. The woman was not bis Qoyut de Chamberd, if the latter would declare companies, steamship owners, railwaye, and a ing pointed out to hit that this was not in wife, but be had kept ber since her husband for constitutional anareby, but the latter as variety of other nsscaiations must have coal observes: I is, of course, antisfactory, when deavour to obtain concessions from the Chinese. here. One journal, following in the same track, that Mr. Lay should proceed to China, and en- accordance with discipline, ba compled with went away,

sortainly was not consulted at any atage of the Thean enter into coatmets, which must be ful-nndaring the inconveniences of pool famine, to Government for loans, the construction of mil the regulation, but is nevertheless beer Mr. Andrew Millar baving been summoned procedinge, Por it has turned out on mutters filled."" punished by the and dismissal It is no witness, was then called in; but be declined being ripe for action, louseigeur Dupaloup,

ear, as Lord Enfeld stated in reply to Maya and telegrapha, and other works of the On the other sile, however, it is but fair to Akroyd leat night, that the ineral exists in kind, in the profits from which they should all earnestly to be hoped that the public will to be sworn to give evidence, alleging he the Bishop of Orleans, was cutrusted with the state, that our enormous artisan interest is alocat onlimited quantity in China, adding share; that Mr. Lay should in the first place not allow this matlex to pas, ne it is clear knew nothing about the parties making the delicate negociatios, which he attempted by a totally unrepresented in parliament, whilst the that if her supplies could be got at and made bare, after paying expenses, a special haul for shat the unfortunate, man is entirely de- i naise on the night of the Sib instant. He was pendent upon the liberality of the Colony, in his bed, and did not turn out, consequently the call of his party and to waive the points of the roost. The working-mau's vote is lost in the dread of an ultimate failure of the coal should be £2,000; that the romainder should be private note, urging tho Count to respond to antagonistic element of capital certainly rales available, they must prelude all anxiety from himself, which it was afterwards arranged and private efforts can be of little avail unless saw no person. The great noise laeted over difference between them. The Count fume the franchise; not one member conid he return supply and the wiiter concludes that so divided into sis parts, of which he was to take there in some organisation under a proper com

half an hour, and a disturbances were very diately replied, caying that he had neither at the last general election. He should be re-make this immense enpply available to the mittce. We are informed with reference to the frequent at that corner, he never got up to i sacrifico to make nor conditions to accept, that presented, and although bo esanot expect to civilized world would be a feat worthy of

| two and the othŵr advanturers ona eạch. £1,000 charges of previous ill sondnot brought against terfere

was advanned to Mr. Lay, and be proceeded to be expected little from the power of men, but control a constituency against a majority, yet diplomacy, which is defined by Mr. Disraeli as China, where he was unsuccessful. He then Briarly, that his obaracter for seven-years in

Sergeant, Jackson, of the Dockyard Police much from the Justice of God, and that when be might be represented by trades. The Irish Constabulary was good, as also bis Force, aru, stated that at 11 m. of the trial became too bitter, a look in the direc is so represented, he will naturally rezent what fa lagtes cannot be too soon distaissed from by means of is nowledge of the Chincer Until be force without violence! The first of these went to Japan, and in the latter part of 1869, character in the Metropolitan police.

the 8th instant be heard a disturbancetion of the Vatican gave him fecah dourage and be deems an injustice, and by a perfect or the minds of those who secopy themselve with written language, he was enabled to get direct. in the direction of Mr. Monre's house, and strengthened bis hope." The actopoding part ganization of trade unionis, will effect his present and prospective dangers of a failure of ly at the higher officials, was appointed Com the scene, where he saw the de- of the matter is that the first intimation the ubject, or bite off his own pose to spite his face. native coal. The Spectator, in its last number, tissioner and obtained two concessions from fendant kicking and beating a European publie bad of the mattor was the appeame of woman. He parted them; sent the defendant the correspondence in an ultramontane news- & committee is to sit on the question. During shove that China coal at 70% or 50s. a ton low for £1,000,000 sterling, the other for the The subject has been before parliament, nud hus, I see avoided this mistake, and plainly the Japanese Government-ons to bring out a away, and took the woman to No. 5. police paper af Nantes, olently under the authority of the debate there was some aacking as to the would utterly fail ne a means of remedying the construction of a railway. Under the fret one of theinnumerable counterfaiters of trade Norton and another v. Malcolmson and another the face. He did not take the defendnut into knocked all chances of the fusion lato pie, and provided the new Emperor could he prevailed

station. She was covered with blood about the Comte de Chambord himself. This, of course, possibility of our obtaining conle from Obips, evil.

concession Mr. Lay to provide the Ja warks to justice. KwoK-PAK-RING, who title petition for equitable relief onder Ordi. custody, as dockyard police ara instructed not the Comte de Paris, well knowing that Royal-on to allow the mines to be worked.

This was the adjourned bearing of the plain-

"Before I conclade, I wish to say a few panese Government with the lown of a million Agored in thi Police Court before Mr. MAY Dance 3 of 1858.

to interfern with anything catside the dock.iam in Franco-cannot-exist between-two such

werds on diplomany as an effective agency in sterling, to have the money ready in London Sard walla

BIE RUTHERFORD ON COAL Eres as ultramontanism and republicanism, re-

this marter. The Chinese bare hitherto resisted on the 31st of May, 1870; to send it out to on Wednesday last, will probably not forget behalf of the plaintiffs, referring again be one thought it would have been proforabic for ute of the Monarchy under existing dron-Eutherford does not handle the subject with Mr. Drummond' continued his argument on Mr. May said that in a cass like this, he tired from the strife and declined to be a nomi

This idea, ridionlona as i may seein, elicited all attempts to induce them to spen mines rear Tokobana, to be there not later than the 31st, the little experiencs, and it may be hoped or two of the cases cited by him on the previous there to have interfered, that the case might stances. On the death of the Count de Clus-Bis rented ability, and makes his letter a work them. Tet it should not be forgotten what was sent in other money the and he a letter from Bir R. Alcock to the Timan Sip places of embarcation (except in Forman:), and of July, 1870; to pay freight and insurance for will at all events not make for the future day.

to allow European capital and mining skill too much de was out in Mexican dollars, for quite such hold attempts as deception as that law was that the owners had a lien upon theas to enable him to have dealt with defendunt time & Ropakdio as conservative us possible is vernment to ratify Lie revised treaty. As sa

His Honor observed that the general ralo of have come up before him in the proper way, so bord his chance may come, and in the mean vehicle of metation over the refusal of go that before I left Pekin they had so far concadad Gavernment were to pay cost of transit, and ke ir which be has been detected. This pro-fight, but thera were excoptions to that rule.way which bis brutality deserved.

the principle that, in tlie Convention of 1969, WILA i he paid interest at 12 per cent, por dn- secution, infortunately, broke down on a Dae was where the owners had parted with pie- fendant and the woman both the worse for should pass away within a short time of each on Foreign inde, and be maintains that they to the sea coast or a tresty part, and easily 100,000 a year, beginning at the third year. the card of his following. I cannot help think sects that the Imperial Government derive only signed just before my departure, they engaged at, payable half-yearly, and that the loa Witpeas said that he considered the de-ing. if M. Thiera and the Count de Chambord four millions sterling manually from the duties to open three coal mines at points the nearest should be repaid in twelve years, at the rate of technical point, it being absolutely necessary session of the vessel, and the other where there

wer any terms in the charter-party incon liquor that an exclusive ownership in the trade-sistent with such fien. He would be glad if from his Worship, was advised to behave mors will test probably gavern France as long as he minas or anything else. Ite roem here to forget that European science and machinery should be. Layne beogs's. Ectaschild, other, that the Count de Paris' chance in a very would forfeit (bat and expel foreigners, rather cessible to abips. It was adeo agreed, though it was afterwards arranged that this loan Defendant, after receiving a severe lesture good one-hut bumably speaking, M. Thiers than submit to nay undue coercion regarding this formed no stipulation of the Convention, should be paid in London to the Oriental Bank mark should be proven, before a charge of Mr. Drummond would point out the aptem! oir audly to the woman he bad taken under bis lizes. The confideces of France, and of Europe all about the trauat datica which the Loperial brought to bear in working the mines on place the loan through Messrs. Bothschild! forging it can be brought forward. This er of these excepitrus. The clauses relied care, and as he had no employment be too, in the adroit patriotic veteran, is nuquad Government flebed from the local authorities Chinese account. The refusal of Her Majesty's Megare. Thuison, Benar, and Oo, and other was admitted by Mr. KINGII, who ap-on were the ordinary clanes in all ebarter-sum to keep the pease,

would not call upon him in a very beary flid and nxlimited. peared for the prosecution, and, the case was parties.

He would ne

and which amount to as much the Oustome Government to ratify the Convention, at the tources. Fiemily, it was taken up by Mowers. abandoned at this point.

bixa it the sum of 40 shillings, or seven daya'

Jusa. He should say ten millions, not four, for earnest solicitations of the China wadu, of Erlanger and Co., of Paris, and flouted through Mr. Drummond said that was so, but there hard labor for a breach of the pence, in action among the troops: a reorganisation of the about the Imperial Government foregoing accesions Toit. But it did not seem to ma a

Changes in the Government insubordina-he forgota Opium, too, Then, when he talks course rendered this and all the other cau- their agente, Messrs. Schroeder and Co. as a It may be hope, however, that on the charter-party, which expressly reserved the lien der hint to find security in one householder, anong the working-classes, a vague peasy a sountain, about the Taiping rebellion, And of so many diffenties, to obtain the recognition called his oppointment as commissioner, was another ordinary clause, omitted in this ardanes with Mr. Moore's summons, and or Army; un arming of the people; excitement revenge of ten millions sterling, he should tell triling or insignificant advantage, in the face Government throw over Mr. Lay and min- 9 per cent. Ioan. Subsequently, the Japanese whole sono good will be done, as it is not destroyed, as he contended, by those other or, to keep the peace for six months impossible that some means may yet be

dinary clanses,

feeling among all who have anything to lose how it certainly would have devastated the whole of our legitimate interest in the coal supply, and repudiared the contract so far as His Honor next asked tow, supposing he were DEXACHES OF REGISTRATION ORDINANOK. and a gradual advance of the Carlists towards empire, but for this revenue and for our sexlous sad the corest of the Government to take a far as the sbscribers were concerned. found of prosecaling such cases successfully, to decide in the plaintify lavour, he was to Osmond, summoned Lau-shing-a, of No.5.Sang actual name from Spain. It is difficult to ex-!

The Acting Registrar General, through Mr. Mudrid-tiese particulars still son up the cooperation.

be was concerned, though they accepted the. and it will be somewhat hazardous for those an order binding Messrs. Fustaa & Ou. blag lane, for breach of section XXXof Orreny glenus of hope from the visible siton-from Chius, le is quite correct, but even there macy works at Pekin, and its fitness as an in- but, the Vice-Chancellor said, in the cour

As for the feasibility of our obtaining coals "The conditions ander which Western diplegia ter did on the ground of alleged frands who make counterfeit marks to assume that Surely they had a right to be heard?

dinence 7 of 1966, for furnishing antrue partition; but two things are clear the moderate he forgets, that were an unlimited supply pro- strament for effecting changes in the tradi-of the proceedings, and was admitted by all they may not be caught under some other

culars to the Registrar General, be alleging element is by degrees disappearing from Spanish curable in Chin-India, the Straite Settlements,tional policy or internal administration of the parties, really in consequence of intrigues ar lurm of procedure. These cases, however, all parties, order that the money should be pad whereas there is another scaapant on the interfers in politics, are beginning to take draw their supplies from England, would obtain The obstacles to any progress have hitherto - They paid him a sum of £19,000, and levars. he was the occupant of the whole aonee, administratium, and the soldiery, encouraged to and all plicer East of the Cape, which now Empire are very little understood in England.ried on in the absince of Mr. Lay four Japan. are unfortunately very difficult to prosecute

into Court, to abide the result of the action.

Mr. Drummond said he should consunt to "por four. Defendant was fined $, in de their advisers at their word. If anything else them from China. And strange to say, that more especially during the minority of the Erlanger a sum of £57,000, and these suits were Kucessfully, and we trust that the talent of that, but even then the hardship of the plain. fault two daya' imprisonment.

ban general disintegration, anarchy, and whilst he is tully alive to the advantage which young Emperor-been very great. In many to cbtain a desiaration of partnership and a tiffs' position would not be altogether met, for

clace result from these influences, it will only by cheap cost gives te, be seams oblivious to the questions where concessione not comprised in division of the profits of the £13,000 Varions directed to the subject, and that if it be posto cover their claim for anliquidated damages

The Acting Registrar General, through Me. because Spanish mature must differ from every question of later. Our present dearth of coal existing treatice were desired, they hare heen defences were act up by Mr. Lay, the principal sible some steps will be taken to make pro-f The Attorney-General said be thought the of Ordinance 7 of 1868, for not reporting bin supremacy of the more violent Republicans, the supply of goud coal in Quina is unlimited racii'a definition-any diplomacy, that is, which was that they should do the loan by mtaat and 7, Tai-wo-lane, for breach of section Vil in the Army, and the gradasi progress towards bot to a tyrannical combination of labor. That diplomacy which did not fully justify Mr. Dis performed their part of the arrangement, which secutions for such offences more likely to be case of the defendants hinder than that of the wait as tustacholder of said houses. Defendant are the divisions areng those politicians who there can be no doubt. If we should pross did not carry with it force in the background of the Consolidated Bank or sunt friends of successful. In face of the unfortunate revela- ventimental defence, but to oppose the present ment

plaintiffs, but he was not there to make auf

was Ane 25, in default, seven days' imprison enl themselves by that name. What does the auch fools us to conspire against ourselves and tious which bavo of late taken. pincé con-application on the dry law. If the defendants

as an influence to be recognized and felt. Ber theirs, that they had neglected or becu saatle werd Republic mean is the month of a Spanish offact the opening of these mines, we shall be it is very well known la Pekin, as it is bere, to perform this, and obliged him to here re cerning Manchester mildew, we cannot look had a Han on the freight he was instructed to

Democrat P Is it Unitarina or Federalist ? down upon these practices with that unmixed his learned friend at the outset of bis argument. Lower Last Row, for a breach of section self against Federalismo, and that sugh of his practical stuff men well up to the work of ds. influencing the Pekin Unart or Chinese poliayed for the plaintiffs in the fut for those in set upon it. He had expected to hear from Osmond, sarationed the tenant of borse No. 45, of the Ministry jest formed, has declared him-suicide as to detach from our scientific and fore has been brought to bear as a means of

The Acting Registrar General, through Mr. We know that Suor Figueras, the President evocative both with respect to coal and that since the signature of the last tranty sign-course to Mesera. Erlanger, from whom he ol

labor too, And it we are wo beat oned by Lord Elgin in 1858 at the capital, no Lained hard terms. contempt with which it is anal to regard something on the question of what equity the XXIII. of Ordinance 8 of 1855, for lodging polleagues as have tho fistincts of statesmen veloping there wines, as we detached Messrs. Isolated arts of coercion at the ports, bearing phlett, Q., and Mr. Jackson. Q.Om for those Mr. Kay, QC, and Mr. Macnaghten appear. the Heather Chinee, when he is found out plaintiff had to sutitle them to come to the emigrants in suid house without first obtaining must hold the same views, unless they with Lay, Hart, Maartney nad others, we stali on individuais rather than on the Chinese Gin the second suit: Mr. Clatton, Q.C., Mr. Ed.

Court on this application. in his deviouu wuyɛ. If Chinose have a good r. Trummond said he had understood that fiocase from the Registrar General, Floed Spain to fall to pinnen; but we also know that again be steeping rod to whip ourselves in vernment, do not form any exeption. Secord- die, Q. Mr. Nasmith (of the Coacion Law opportunity of passing off a spurious article, be need not refer to that poigh. He now point 50, or seren days" gaol,"

the Barcelona Republicana, who contribute so the pickle of philanthropy, China opened in ingly the Convention of 1889, since put maide at Bar), and Mr. Crosley for Mr. Lay; and Mr. sapecially if for foreign-devil consumption, ed not the authorities on high he relied. An

much of the energy ando" to the party deed. I have always thought it a gasbing, sen. the demand of the merchants as not embodying Parke for Captain Osborn, in the second suit. injunction would be granted where there was they do so, and in doing so are neither more au intention to do an act which would interfore

are enthusiastic Federalists and we are national, foclisir mistake. We abould let theureufficiently large concessions and advantage to The Vice Chancellor said though the case nor less lateral then hundreds of Europeans with a case before the Courts. He had been that the amcant of Boglish capital invested in of views abould lead to a couflint with the bim and the wrif sight to satile, without for Foreign Affairs, given to the Chinese Go.hetween these five gentlemen had clearly been Some statistics ere published which show displayed ainnilar sentiments. If this dirergency relationship to the orb of day we should leave assurance of Her Majesty's Seagretary of State itself into a simple one, and a partnership further told that some of the regimenta bave alone and be thankful. The Emperor's blood Britiab trade, was negotiuted under the express had taken a long time, when sifted it resolved who, it is to be regretted, resort to practicos Messre. Pustan & Co.'s advertisements their American securities during the year 1872 was Central Government, what will be the chances showing bio how to make Incifer matches, verament through their representative, Ms. tulis. It was necessary to have recourse

intention to receive the freight. little less open to condemustion. It is not, The Attorney-General briefly addressed the boot $95,000,000. This does not include abip of the present regime in Spain For it rifed guna, needle maskets, or formidable gun Burlingame, that neither force nor pressure to Mesara. Erlanger or some other porsass therefore, on the ground that Chiness are more Court in opposition to the prayer of the peti-bonde already current in this and the fo- who have oftes proved their willingness to

menta of miscellaneous stocke (tike Etic) and unfortunately happens that the Barcelonore, boats.

ather thao diplomatic representatione Lul to whose special business it was to bring out loan: unscrupulous than Europeaus in such matters equity, that if a bill were filed it would be reign marketa. nor does it include the United fight, are now posed of the requisits mesos,

be apprehended from the British for the ob and it did not appear that if the business bad that special legislation is to be desirad in demurrable for want of equity. It was laid small amount. It is estimated that the totaled people"that a given every provinos or Mr. H. N. Lay, 0.B. You will see in the other adeustage. Force, then, so far as British Rothschild they would have charged any less..

Staten bonda sent abroad-a comparatively their present rulers having considerately "ar

been done by the Consolidated Birk or Mesare. By the way with respect our old friend,taining either of new concessions or of sn Hongkong, but upon the practical considera- down that no injunction would be made against cseh value of our securities sold in London last faction the means of fighting for its own hand. Lay-Smith v. Lay, which is very amusing forts made to overcome the repugnance of the nothing to show that it was contsulated they

s master to prevent bis receiving the freight, year amounted to at least $110,000,000. And If the soldiers are disbanded when their loyalty

This wasn business which could not have been diplomacy is concerned, has been wholly want tion that the opportunities of carrying out If this were bill for un Reconnt there ought it is a fair estimate that the German marketa is doubted, many of them will join the Carlists. He was it seems equipped by these Philistines Chiness to modifications tɔ treaty rights or the boald not have recourse to the ordinary mar home paper the report of a case Fairbairning as an element, or an inflate, in any ef. done by the partners thernsalves, and there was such tricks are far greater here than they to be an allegation of some particular equity, took $15,000,000 to $30,000,000 more. It is if they are employed to orgeh the Federaliste, on his last trip to Obins-the venture being ouesssion of increased privileges. could possibly be in any Auropean City. It sub ne discovery, or fraud, or complexity of the proper to say that too greater of the American the Gayerament will be as a scredited as was joint one. He failed in his mission to China,

kap for that purpose. Mr. Lay had made much is easy in Chins to find co-operators in accounts, &c. There was however, bere ning securities taken in London and Germany were that of Narvaez. Such is the dilemma, The and then went to Japan. There he sponged the Chinees Government is not ignorant that to the bad faith of the Japanese Government, **In regard to coal mines more particularly, lean profit than be expected; that was owing such matters, and the likelihood of their Pasta & Co. at common law for money had European demand for our securities, for the suret, and to wake progress without any, un- Government dismissed him and purebred peace of wealth might be developed, and a large in partnership was clearly established, and the to prevent the plaintiffs from suing Besar marketed during the early part of the year, the one party that soems able to keep its own huulisig to alleged bad faith, the Japanese by European since and-capital a great source over which the Court had no control But a "splitting" is less it: China probably than and received, or to prevent the consigaw from past six months having been small. The figures necessary fuss, is that of Don Carlos, into whose by giving bia £18.000, which he retained, and crease of revenue secured. But such induce ordinary decree must be made.

bringing an aetion in trover for the gooda. in any part of the world. Gentlemen who Therefore, be conteaded the petition should be

given abord throw some light on the question heads, us the representative of Spain, ole, told his partners that he had not been paid for tacats as thess do not weigh a feather in the paint false labels on tine, make

false diamined on the ground alone. As to the of how our excessive importations of foreign undivided, and Catholic, all his enemies seeing it out. He hud, of course, to thiagorge, and fear of trouble and riots in the Provinces, or of aged mother when called away to war, that he carrying out the joint scheure, bat far not carry balance when the other aule is weighted with A Modoo abisitain was so fath to leave bie seals, and then go away to Canton to

contention that the owner had no lion on the merchandise have been paid for, or, in other bent on playing. worship at the graves"as was the case possession was parted with; and, secondly, that

words, how our balance of trade has been set- freight, his learned friend had argued first that led Philadelphia Ledger.

A letter appears in the Day News from s

will now. I hope, retire into oblivion.

Huropean complications and aggroans. I considerately killed her before leaving. correspondent who interviewed Figueras and

THS" HLACXADDER" CASE, with the painter who imitated HUBBUCK & the intention of the parties was to exclude the

should be sorry to see them tried with a chance Another trisi of intereat hus also taken place, of oksing her ports to foreign trade and the knife is to out a solid potato in two, dip one of The very beat way to clean a steloved stsel Castelar. Nothing can convey more strongly Co's trade-mask, are easily found in China, lieu. On the first point he comidered the cases A LuLWEY IF YOU LIKE.-Shady I may ban the perusal of this letter the present Willis v. Saunders, sc Insurance dane, and I beisation of all intercourse with foreigners by the pieces in brick dust, such as is naually need and there is alwaye a strong probability die sgainst the plaintiffs, there being no dock de get her ever hair booshed by state of inserity in Spain. The pocs men think a very abamneful one, Messes. Willis oven Innid or sen, at the cost of their £4,000,000 of for knife-shaning, and rub the bade with is.

word of demise in the charter-party. On the machinery Jock-Naw! What like ist? bare as crade ideas of carrying on the Govern the Blackadder ten clipper. On the first royage Costous eveque, and all the other advantages, against sufficient evidence being forthcoming other point, it was laid down that there mast Sandy Eh, mon, it's awfo' nice. It's near moment of a grest codatry, as those passed by the obake of the glass gave way--the ricing commercial or politici, present or prospective, the Swiss frontier a forger named Modlin, The polico of Lyons have just arrested at be strong and distinct words in the abarter. good as scrattin per boed

a Msorie or Kazaka chief. The Republic of became slack, the ship was distasted, and put which could be shown to attach to the tremties, calling himself, Blanchard, soused of baring party to deprive the owner of his lien,. On all The Prussian correspondent of The Times Spain has not yet been recognised by any great into the Caps, where she was repaired us an I bave no doubt as to what would be their demanofactured and pet into circulation scrip to grottads, therefore, he thought he was justified telegraph that Mirza Malkom Khan has bean Power except the United States. France way outlay of £2,000, which the puderwriters refused pinion,

asking what the petition should be dismissed sent to St Petersburg to announce the arrival hais fons so unofficially.

the value of one million: bf false titles of tha to pay, on the ground that the chuka were badly It is not necessary hero to discuss what loon of three milliarda. He had set up his with costs.

in April of the Pêraian Shab. The Shah will Statements are purrent of a reconciliation be fastened. This is a wretchedly ababby pfea. It might be the prese ralue of such a concession workshop at Metz. Mr. Drummond replied very briefly, it ask. visit St. Petersburg, Berlin, Tienda, London, tweep the Dus de Montpensier and the er is all very well to judge by results, & good gale was made in the Convention in respect to ParaNT ELKOTRIC DISTANCE SIGNAL AP- ed to amend the prayer by striking out Masera and Paris, and return home by Constantinople. Queen Labella, based upon an arrangement proved the defect, but could the owner know it coal. I only refer to it as a proof that acme PARATUS FOR RAILWAY-By this Invension more stringeut legislation to make it punish. Fustan & Co.'s name, and making it only

The widow of Marshal Lauriston, a dessend that Pringe Alphonso eball marry the daughter On the same principle's sore atomer night thing was effected, and right, no doubt, again electric communication is established batean able, it would undoubtedly be in the interest against Captain Wilkinson.

ant of the family of the famous Law, of the of the Duke, with, as a consequence, the Re- break her shaft, and be lost in consequence. bo sscored in this direction under favourable the signal station and a train ja motion; and South as Bobbie, died suddenly in an arm geser deriving on the Dao de Montpeusier Should the fracture of the mast display a law, cirosmatanges. A large and cheap supply of the signal is exhibited on the engine imme obair at her mansion in the Faubourg Et, Hohimself. It is even asserted definitely that this then on this plea the underwriter is not res-coal at or near a Chinese pork, and a low export diately in front of the driver. The apparatus. nore. (writes the Paris correspondent of the understanding was effected on Sunday, and it possible! Bud Meara Willis bought obeap duty, which was also a stipulation, would cer Daily Neues) while taking a cup of milk. She is added that the intervention of Queen Chria. meats, and the owners on the imagining steamer saidly tend to diminish the cost of freight, and use, and no circumstance of thick weather can is said to be leas complicated than that now in wue 100 years, 3 months, and 16 days old, tina and her strenuous ep-operation bare con provided a detective or old screw shaft, the save our own stook to the extent of the con prevent the signal being men and known by haring been born on September 29th, 177 tributed greatly to the youật, boj this rumour, sense gold be different, but we it sinds it sumplion now applied from England. But one the driver,

HONGKONG, APRIL 12, 1879.

A LARGE section of the public are no doubt 'rauch indebted to Messrs. LANE, CRAWFORD.

& Co. for having taken the trouble to bring

SUPREME COURT

BEFORE THE HON. H. J. BAli,

cumstances which brought the case within

After some discussion on this point, His Honor suggested that he might, by consent

went to

SPAIN,

incans to meet the demand.

the legal gentlemen in the Colony may be the freight in question was not nearly sufficient Demond, sterzoned Chiswol-tang, of Nos. 3, 5, other. Of even woren omen than the ecbierna mot atıributable to nosity of the article, insurmoxätable and not to be overcome by any of which was that his co-adventurers bad not

tion. He contended first that there was no

to convict the men concerned in the frauds,

But, that such sa imiration of the distinctive

marks as was made in the case under notice

is morally equivalent to a forgery, there can be no doubt, and if steps could be taken by

of trade. It is notorious that all the best meal. known brands of wines, spirite, &d, are the

Hi Honor said he would reserve his judg.

Tassels valued at $3,000,000 have been wreck ubject of wholesale imitation in Hongkong; ad on the lakes and the St, Lawrence during the and anything which would make the practice past season,

UNITED STATES SECURITIES

KEN, LAT.