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THE YARIQUS HOUSE FLAGS/Lu& place where it in. so difficult to obtain Hongkong. He described the pures" na em- much sunoged, and carried the dog up and examined the arguments" on enek "side, i tance of 5,259 miles, which,ocoppied 24 days Tycoons and their wives of the past 250-

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obaracterizes the Government of this Colony, puras containing a bill of exchange and $89 fled to belup called to the scene and there and. e strain of 20 de 25 tons; and, they, therefor

ROUND THE WORLD.

Wofified From this Couanil of State, No. had a full right to an opinion, but we scarcely in hot-adding that the bill only was wanted ing the deceased, and taking him to the Oon inferred that the loss must be in proportion, Mr. Thomas Cook writes to the Times from rember 2nd, 1872

And as each of them would hear about 9 tons Yokohama under data November 28th - " The following statistion will show how the think that in a matter of this description, so the finder. At 7 oolook be ea first prisoner Chinese cunstable 173, who received him they came to the concionion that 25 or 30 In crossing the Facio from San Francison foreign element is appreciated in the govern intimately affecting the daily life and per who said he had taken a pasare la the steamer afterwards, was also put into the bor

rivets were required on cash aide of the mast. to Japan we are almost assured that we abali ment of the country. and lind dropped a key purvo op board and that Tum-obune-sing the Sergeant Interpreter of Thay went so far as to say that they had nover meet one of the Pacific minil steamers in mid-In the department of the Imperial Govern, Becurity of the community, it will be Laia-long said he and picked it up, and had golion enw the deceased brought in, in a chait, known Fastenings of nere tap sore wa, and that in, when sail bage will be treateered and mens proper 214 foreigners are employed, on considered by His FRAELLENCY, who has given it to the witness, who said thef the parse and that he was thence taken to the Govern. the number also, in this instance, was quite in we may be able to communients offes or more salaries ranging from $480 to 10,000 par and always professed the most liberal views, that which Lai-a-long gave him was his ova ad- ment Civil Hospital. Prisoner was Frottub sufficient.

during the voyage with friends at home But num Perles the rumours of such salaries ail: ding that be should wait while witness wout about ten minutes afterwards. ADRES the public should have been left altogether and told the Captain. The Captato not being

The Lord Chief Justice had to attend Her in our voyage of this month, from the 1st to the $30,000 may be true, but the statement does Chas. J. Winery, Superintendent of Govora. Majesty'e Con't to-day, and so rose at 1 o'clock, 26th thrm of the company's steamers probed not appear in the Japanese official print. The anconsulted. If the Stone cultera Island on board bementioned the matter to the Parter ment Civil Hospital, tertified to the docensed's when the quas for the defence constucted.

eastward and were not seen. I had written at een nationality of the employés referret tar is ne arrangement was a little more expensive that and on his return he found the first prisoner being brought in, Witness found he was sniffor,

AE FREMUARY 28TH,

leg a letter to The Times on; railroad, hetal, and follows: English, 119, French, 50, American, bad gone. He returned shortly after with con.ing from conçussion of the aplue. He took him Thias the fifth day of the second trial of other aadeinnoiation, of interest to traveller 26: Datch, 3; Frukaiur, 8: Chinese, 9; Indian, it should be, the two or three hundred dollars stable Cary and witness was tekon into custody into hospital. Next day inflamesation set in the use, which has thus been found one of re- crossing the America contineat, but that 2 Danish, 1; Italian, 1; Manillan, 4 Portu involved scarcely constituted it so argent a on a charge made by the first prisoner, and was and was followed by death on the morning unrkable difficulty.

letter ia quie:lý "roposing in the American post guess, 1. Paragouyau, L. Is the Fu, or Int. mattor that affairs might not have been al evening of the and, the 'se ond prisoner came sidered the canso af death with that the spinal Mr. Batt sumared up the case for the defence, the 7th or 8th of December, and, na thero is a authorities, in all, 164 foreigners are employed. taken to the station but dischargedi: "On the] of the 19th, Madu a post mortem, Coa The evidence closed yesterday, and to-day ollos here, waiting for the nut steamer, on perial cities, and in the Kars, provlacial local lowed to go on at all events for this year, on board with the first prisoner again, and curd was somewhat destroyed. This might and Mr. Gifford then replied on the whole case change of the Biours Nevada and the Rocky of theat, 50 we English, French. 25 Amert- and the subject be discussed and duo ar-witness was taken up again and charged before have beau onused either by a direct blew or a for the plaintiff.

Mountains being snow blooked in mid winter, en, Prussian, 15 Dutch, J Manilion, 42 Obi- Inspector Grimes with sten ing the key purse, fall on some projecting stove. The injury was rangements made on the passing of the next This resulted in Fis committal for trist at the about the middle of the neck. There was no case to the jury. He commenced by observing Boglial mail of the S proximo may reaoli poar from the record that there are over 100 The Lord Chief Justice then summed op the it is probable that this communication by the nose, and 3 Arabian (ne caibɔra.}. It would up- estimates. It is truo, aa Sir Arthus ob Supreme Court, whers ko was acquitted.

external injury. The post mortem was chout that the question was one of great difficulty, you befors my letter from the aces. But, as foreignera liring in the interior, ne teachers, served, the Government is not necessarilynointed the lust Criminal Seaside, testified one there was a slight graze over the left loin, the Admiralty-allowed the assistatas of nag the world, I groenme to trouble you with another

Mr. Rosario, interpreter of the Court, who week after he had come to Hospital. When he and he regretted that this Court was not-ae in this is a point of great interest in a tour around surgeons, engineers, death dat called upon to provide for small-pox patients, to translating the information against the last apparently caused by rubbing against a rough tical Bacara in trying such cases. However, lettor

"Great Britain holds an enviable position.in. this oategory of officials, and British informe but it was an understood thing that they witness, and to the fret prisoner giving eri- subempos. The body wan healthy and fairly he was good to have noticed that more than ofte I believe we are now about midway on our is seen all around, Many official, notices. - ara FOREIGN SETTLEMENTS OF were doing as in deference to public opinion provided by Ordinanos being administered to In reply to a question from the prisoner. tookaicul knowledge, which might be useful in eulminating paint. The distance we have some predominater on the new railway

dance on that information the decjuration.ne strong.

of the jury seemed to be posseamed of soma tour, unless Shanghai sbaaid prove to be the published in English, and the Engliss language travelled and the special exigencies of this Colony, im. Resid le ne a shopkeeper in Canton, wituse said he could not say decoded-ind been guiding them to and conclusion. The has hoen about 12,000 mike, 8,500 by we and yesterday with a polite conductor of a train and they should not have ceased to do and had at times crossion to come to Hongkong, suffering from a chronic discuss, and that his question was whether the ship was seaworthy, 3,500. by land A voyage soross the Pacific who came from Devonshire, and a friend of what they had consented to do before und that of the lath March he went on board condition was not that of a man who had been and thus resoiret itself practically into is ques frou Ban Francisco to Tokohama by the divest mine from loan in Scotland holds a high without consulting the public, and provid- Hongkong, and that he had a purse round his

the steuram Pajang to make his passage to laid up for any length of time." * tion as to the sufficiency of the most fastenings line is about 4,700 or 4,300 miles; but at this position as a. Gorecoment cagivegr. Until The prisoner in his deluce eaid he saw dethut is, as to the number and strength of the season our captain steered aoutherly some 10 vary recently it was not purmitted for foreignera ing for exigencice, the existance of which waist with 333 and an order for $180, drawn ceased strike the dog with a brick but. The zoreve. As to this the Lord Chief Justice or 12 degrees of latitude to avoid northern to enter the precincts of the Temple of Sbica had been already fally recognised by them. on the Tung-yoan abop, in the Central Market, animal was almost a pug, and he was very analyzed the evidence for both parties, and store, aid the ship's log showed a total die and the surrounding and gorgeous tombs of

hroidered with red, green, and white, and black naked him to woah thể huimaal, when some words contracting the opposite theorice as to and four Lowri from port to port the necessary attendance in case of a malady silk thread worked edge, and that he wore ensued, and the recessed made a false step and of this description, and where, from the cure two girls-one for the paras and one fell over. He added that after the corremos. lessness of natives and other like canses, the bad not loosened either, adding that on his mobbed, bat volanteered to go to the station for the trovars, and that on that day he he went to market to buy mages and was discuss is so liable to be spread, it is almost arrival at Hongkong on feeling for bis purse to bave the matter settled. It was hardly a duty of the Government to make some pro-purae was gone and the girdia remained round had a really ktokod the man to death, Pri

for small money to pay his coolie, be found the likely he would be willing to go to the market vision for the reception of patients. The ar- his waist He raid he had made no complitat comer called an old sweet-coolit das witness, who rangements need hot necessarily in gratis, to any one on the steamer-but on his landing said he knew little mure thus that there hac though in cases of poverty this would be only he went at once to the Tang-yuen abop and bad been quarrel about a dog, and a man had fal two placards with a reward written out and took len down the step. He said on oros-min- right, but they should be easily accessible, and them and posted and in the Chinese first class tion that he saw the deceased throw a stone at | such as will provide comfort and quiet to the passengers' saloos in the Poyang, and the other the dog, and that the dog thea""rushed at him.

patients and relieve their friends and neigh. one just outside the gate of the wharf. and, stepping back; deceased fell over.

He did this: 02 the me evering. He His Lordship, in aming ny, pointed oat bours from the painful-anxiety which, without mid when he weal on board he saw the distinction between manslaughter and such rangements, must arise on the occur.nobody there but one Chingman at the gang. I murder; and approved of the Attornor-Gene renes of any case of so dangerously infectionsway, to whom he did not speak. Da the ral's radicting only for the lesser offence, as ||20th Janony, the second prisover Imai-a-loon there was not any malisa prepense, But a malady.

me to bin in the Tong-ren shop, in the the death resuited from an unlawful act The Hou. Mr. Rower carefully enquired ade, he went with Lai-a-loot to the stonmer, ever way the ficta more looked upon, the Central Market, and from a communication be ou be part of the prisoner, and what whether thers would be arrangements for the and took last witaess into eustody.

unlawful act of the prisoner resulted in the future should they be found necessary, and Mr. Rozurie ale testified to administering death of the deceased, and he was therefore the reply was that, in that ease, Stone-cuttore the outb in the usual form to Lai-a-loon, and guilty of manslaughter. In reviewing the avi- gave the enbitants of that prisoner's evidence depos bis Lordabip laid stress upon the net Island would be again available. We can the Supreme Court, which was to the affrat that the witness of the prisoner said not help thinking that this reply is too gone that he has picked up a poras, and on squeez. the dog rushing at deceased was the case ral, and that an early opportunity should 10 the mouth of the pores, he saw ivoriajue of his falling over, while the prisoner jimself a roll of notes, a Chinese doctment, and a pen admitted he went up to the deceased. His be taken to weltle dure for all what are to be knife. He described it as embroidered on cap Lordship then read the evidence through, and the permanent arrangements on the subject us with variegated colours, red, white and laid it down that if the Jary believed the two in the Colony. A matter of this sort is one green. On the nurse (in Court) being shown witnesses the case was clear for a conviction, to him, he said it was not the one which The Jury retired for about ten minutes, aud in which the sense of the community should he had picked up. He said be bad given on returning gaves verdict of guilty, but re- clearly be final. There are no questions of it to Ohlug.ynne [The witness then detail. commended prisoner to mercy, and his Lordship state craft mixed up with it. It is a simple given by second prisoner).

ed the other salient points of the evidence sentenced him to three months imprisonment

with tard labor. municipal arrangement for the benefit of the general public, and if the latter choose to pay the money, the Government ought assuredly to carry out their wishes. The question of using the goal at Stone-cutters Island, for the purpose, is open to some discussion from Government point of view, but it seems that as long as nothing else is done with the building, it could scarcely he turned to better

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Tax Hon. Mr. Rowery lo putting bis ques- tion at the Legislative Council on Thursday, with reference to the action taken by the Cin vernmect concerning the swall-pox patients, performed a difficult and delicato task with such discrimination and good taste. The naportance of the subject was such that it could not be allowed to pass, but the recent sad death of the Colonial-Surgeon, which could not but be a subject of regret to all in the Colony, and with whose family all mnat feel the deepest sympathy, rendered it in some degree a painful task to allude! to 'a mattor in which the head medical officer of the Colony was, at least as far as the outside world could see, mainly concerned. The question, however, was put in a way which combined business-lite firmness with kindly and gentlemanly tact; and it is only dae to the Government of the Gelony to say that it was answered with commendable courtesy and frankbess.

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The Criminal Sessions are to be resumed on Monday, bat Jurors are not expected to attend. We note the arrival, by the dehburton from Sydney, of MoLwan's Australian. Star Variety, Troupe, which includes gpinnasta, acrobats, hai- lek artists, and negro delineators. They parcsa to give a series of performances in Hongkong, the detaile of which will he abortly announced.

Chun-a-woon, servant to the chief officer seeing first witness with a purse in his hand of the Puyang was then sworn, and testiled to coming towards the pantry, Firet witness took out the copleats, and he saw there were bankuotes Witness identified the purse in Courte that out of which the notri wore taken; and detailed the remaining circum stances connected with a foon asking for

the loan of $20,

The defendant's witrees, whom the jury an. falsely, was committed to prison for contempt animoosly said they believed to have testified of Court, for one month,

A PERTINENT QUESTION : 70 THE EDITOR OF THE “DAILY FEESS.”

SIR observe that, according to the pro- posed Coolie Trade Ordinance, any person who "Holds or takes any share or interest in, or Lara-san formerly chief cook on the Poyang, now on the 'in has, testified to borrowing the makes any advances of money to any ship, with 35. He did not see the piscard timmelf but intent or knowledge, or having reasonable cause to believe that the same shall or will be en- beard it spoken about by. bis ehip-mates.

Man-aboo, master of the Man-kee shop at ployed in manner aforest." into be liable to Canton, testifled to entrusting the free witness prissament with hard labour for two years. with $84 in notes to pay to the Nankin shops, & .. the purposes aforesaid being the Hongkong,

conveyance of Chloese emigranta to be em- Lukman po, accountaut at the Naukin app, barked at any part or place out of the Colony testified to having known Chus-yans for come

I hold shares in the Hongkong, Canton, and time and that he had paid him over $1000 with. Mucas Steamboat Company. Tacir vessels at in three or four months. On the evening of ton to Macao. Shall I be liable to imprison. present convey Chineas Emigrants from Can 18th January we received . 884 from him on he balf of Man-kee of Cruton. The money was ment F paid at his shop in Hongkong

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IMPORTANT MERCANTILE DASH. SEAWORTHINESS. ' Qover of Queen's Besox, GUILDHALL, FEBRUARY TH (Sittings of Nisi Prive, before the LOED

JUSTICE aula Spiocial Jury,)

WILLIS V. SAUNDERS, (Concluded:)

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yourn. Yesterday my party walked frenly the relative sufficiency of rivets, and screwE. "A fraction over nina “miles da hone on a through and round about these indescrib. But whas said experience on the patut The Fucifio sea is slow progress as compared withable balldings at Tedo, which for roberen dever known screws need in suo fastenings, York; but the economy of coul for a voyage of all that, I have seen in any lend. Only a year witnesses for the defenen afsted that they had Atlantic voyages between Liverpool and Now in carving, gilding and decorations surpas while some for the plaintiff stated that they over 5,000 miles is a serious omsideration ago an escort would have been sought in con- Fasteri was relber nu exceptional practice, and in for the voyage; and if by any accident or day in 13 gin-rich-a-side wa were drawn by La were sometimes used." Still it seemed that this when at least 1,400 tane have to be provided duct a party like qins through. Yeo. ganeral pratico rivets were certainly used, detention the supply should ran shart there is soolice to each msobine through miles of streets, especially in the fastenings of the maels, 20 intermediate coaling station-Oper that vast the people laughing and cheering us as we rat. and it appeared that the surveyors, if expanse of waters we porer, canebt sight of a tlad through the great thoroughfares, and they had known that arews were used it or stuff of any description, and for 590 crowding around us when we stopped at shop, in the ship, would not have passed it. boure the engines mever stopped or lost a single ha exhibition, or a templa. Not a solitary un- They said, indeed, they had since altered their revolution; and we made our best progress friendly disposition was manifested in that opinion, but certainly such was their impres when the sea was most disturbed, although the great city of nearly a million of inhabitants. ein, sa the result of general practical expe- wind could seldom be called "fair. When the I was malonished to see the great number of rience, at the time the ship was built. Now, Cobrado (one steamer,) Ande the pioneer frip book, and picture shops ia the best hain there was much weight in the results of general of the company, in 1366, on arrival at the punt quarters, and I was told that the Japanese Ave and practical experience. However, between of Yokohama British sailors exclaimed Whut a great reading people, and fond especially of these two opposing views the jury must form a mountain! Her bulwarks, 18% or 20ft story. It is easy to see that they are very saga. their own judgment, and, looking at what had above the water, with huge paddle boren, and cius, and ready to adopt whatever is likely to the fastenings of the masts were reasonably like those of the New York ferry steamers,ed that an ordinatice of religions toleration will actually occurred, were they of opinion that the great works of the engine high over all, eontribute to their interes. It is quite expect. sufficient Seaworthinese wad A relative contraeted strangely with the steamers of the soon be published. terai, and was to be considered with reference Peninsular and Oriental Company, and a sten- In coming over the Pacific I bad a report to the voyage to be made and the perils to be Der so balky had ust before been seen in thy of a most interesting lecture on the graat encountered; and when a ship was to under- Gulf of Yads, and old waits wondered how such chapete in Japar, delivered in Dr. Landell's take such a voyage as ilis, to a place ao distantia mountain had been sustained in her passage chapel, Kegent's Park. I lent the report to an as Shanghai, it was to be expected that it should over wide a sez.” But seven or eight similar intelligent attendant on ble Prinse, and ba be onde renouatly excure, with reference to craft have continued to cross the Pacific twice kept it till the very last hour before landing, the state of Duval architecture at the time. And a month each way with very great regularity, and, in thataking me for the loan of it said further, whon a ship was intended to sail at and the impression of 'slow and guns reset bow interested the party bad been. The Prince great rate of speed and to carry a great press oiled our voyagers to the moderate speed of 200 and his party sat to her and Dr. Ward's lee- of sail, it sught to be onmatricted in all respect to 250 miles a day. Had not American caritares on Lodis and Indian Missions. with text care and that strength which might gation been clogged by laws of protection our "We are really all delighted with Japan, and be reasonably expected. Both sides resorted to naturally fast neighbours would long before now 12.000 miles from London, surrounded with what actually happened on the voyage for op- bave had not one feet caly of iron earow boats, endless foreign obicets of interest, there is as posite ressons and with opposite views, ale but would have run sharp races over this and much of bome life that it is almost like being shipowner, in order to show that the disaster other seus with their elder brother onal of the at home. Permit me, in conclusion, to ac was owing to the action of the winds and waves: Atlantic Bot light was the resnit of unseaworthiness. Now, ear. trade in tan is teaching an invaluable lesson. W. H. Smith, mauuger of the Army and Nav

brekking in upon the knowledge the great kindness of one well knowú the underwriters, with a vier to show that it Lagislature of the United States, and their free in military, naval, and diplomatie circles, Mr. Luinly, if from the very commencement of the The chief trafila of the Americans with the Basth, who hae been iny guide, philosopher, and voyage thero rare eymptoms of weakness in Ta to tea, the cat goes of which, with silk, fill friend in our pursuits of pleasure in Japan. particular part of the vesach in which a certain the great atrips from hold to cabin. Teu, silks, To-morrow we embark for Shangbal, going mode of fastening bad been ased, that tended on coolies constitute the chief imparts of this through the inland son of Japan, which is sail atrongly to support the hypothesis that this Pacific Fina. Of the latter we bid about 550 to combine all the beauties of all the English: part was not seaworthy that is, was not of returning to their country to live on the 300 or and Sectes lakes. Then we go to Hongkong, reasonably sufficient strength. The opposite 400 dollars that they bad earned by various in Canton, and osher Obinesa citics, after which our view wis that these symptoms arose from dnatries is the Stutce and thats it is with meat programme inslados Singapore, Penang, Galle, the effect of the winds and WAPC west-bound steamers, while those going east and parts of Ceylon, Caloutte, and a run over Looking to the records of the log, which ought frequently carry nearer 1,000 than 500 steerage 2,000 miles of Indian railways to Benares, to be true, there certainly were symptoms of passengers Thess Chinese coolies are so pa Agra, Cawnpore, Lucknow, Dalbi, and thenco such weakness in the fastenings of the maat triotically and reverentially attached to their to Bombay, whare we embark for Egypt, the It was for the jury to judge, however, whether fatherland that they try in every conceivable Bito, Palestins, from some of which places I these stateauculs were or were mob correct, or way to get the bones of their relatives any again trouble yon." whether they were exaggerater. Still it was carried bucaj-and- e case we discovered a sma remarkable, and a suspicions circumstance. in our ship in which a Chinese Qualie that there should be esoù estrica Tho very was conveying his father's bones in a bag

CAPTAIN MAURY. day before the disaster, cccurred there was on which he ased as a pillow. Of course this dawa." It was said by the shipowner that the what beane of the bones I cannot way. Should pher, ut Lexington, in the Sinte of Virginin, on entry that the

We regret to hear of the death of Captain checks of the mast slipped scheme was frustrated when discovered, but Maury, the distinguished American, bydrogra- disaster occurred in a cyclone, but the entry in a Chinese passenger, however poor, die in the the 1st alt. Among the men of science beza An extraordinary affair occurred on Thurs

the log on the morning of the 7th of May was passage, provision is made by Chinese or in the United States during the present century proceeded to Kowloong in the Dragon, and on asked if they had anything to say in defence day. A party of gentlemen and ladies bad This constuded the case.

only fresh breeze" and would it be expected ganization to provide a cofba and for the em done bas made so great n reputation as Maury, arriving, jnat opposite Stopd-butters Island hoth stated they had not; and that they bad

from this that the fastenings of the wants, it balming of too bady, so that not one le throws and deservedly so, for bin Physical Geography of were attracted by come Europene who saved no witnesses to all in support of what they

gale, and heavy equalla. Then the wind veyed from California in the hold of the neglected, and which is now studied with an they were of proper strength, should give way into the deep. It was rumoured on board that the Sea tarned attention to a branch of scientis Next day there was a "feush gule, strong shore were many ewbalined bodies being con.in investigation which had previously ken minch they were surprised to fed that they were de to them' as in distrean. Upon going up to them, sortere, who were notaally at the time the tug endorsing the remark of the learned Counsel His Lordship then summed up to the Jury,

suddenly fell and a heavy men was running. Colorado. Thus it is seen that celestiale amount of real and energy which gives promise so that the ship rolled beavily. It was not preciate the dollars, but will not leave their of most important results. The voyage of the came to the spot being attacked by a mob of that charges of conspiracy could not as a rule

worth while to discuss whether it was a cyclone relatives and oon utrymen to mingle with the Uhallenger is a consequence, and not a remote Chinese, one of the anlucky men having already be proved by direct evidence, and the only way plunged into the sea, in order, us be said, to be the conspiracy sold is brought home to the

or not. It was clear that the ship rolled heavilyardid dust of s, barbarium, lend but would she huye rolled the net overboard

consequdace, of Maury's labours, Mathew Fon- drowned instead of tortured. On seeing the men was by the sets of each but a common

"Our cabin passengers consisted of about 50, taine Maury was a native of the same Siste if the fastenings bad not given way? If these representatives of I can scarcely tell how many which produced Washington, Jefferson, Henry, tener approaching, the Chinese had made off. design being proven, the act of ons may be

JACeratrice in the log were true, they had show tonalities. We had with us a Japanese and Les. He was bore in Virginin on the 14ta The men were then brought over in the tag, taken as oridende against another. He wout

symptoms of weakness befers the storm and prince, with eight or ten attendants and of Jaunary, 1807, ardentered the United States" and handed to the military sathorities, no doubt on to say that if the thing which two persons

before the uanst went overboard. It was man friends, returning from journ of several Navy in 1824. He was always a man of studi glad to have had so forte nate as escape. deposed to was absolutely untrue the only

feat that the upper fastenings of the must bad years in England and Amerion; where they have one habits, and great powers of application, Lot jexplanation of it was that the two men had The trial of the Insurance use proceeded. It frat given way, which would slacken the been studying the English language und social it was an accident which he mot with in 1839

agreed to make the atatement. This species of was the second trial of the case, and this was broude and deprive it of their support; and and political constitution and babits. My own that obliged him to quit antive service. LATE TELEGRAMS. proaf was not, however, exclusively applicable the fourth day of the trial; and this alone then the mast broke off and went overboard. little party of ten included four froen Great biok a serious injury, caused by a tall from to conspiracies, but had in a great mussure to would indicate that it is a case of extraordinary It was the cheeks" of the mast which at Britain, ene, Huesinn, one Breek, and four coush, was the immediate reason of Mary's be relied upon in other cases. Even in murder difficulty.

gave way, not the mast, and the checks gave Americans. We were also accompanied by two being obliged to erobange Bla dation on casea, it was often impossible to prove the in- Mr. Gidard: Q.O., Mr. A. L. Smith, and Mr. way the day before the storm, and the day missionaries and their wives, returning to board ship for the scientifio work at the Wush- fiction of the actual blow. His Lordship then R. E. Webster were for the plaintiff, the ship before the most went over. It did not certainly apheres of honoured labours, one of whom was ington Observatory. His unrivalled powers of reviewed the evidenes at length, pointing out owner: Sir J. Kurtlake, Q.C., Mr. Burt, Q., follow necessarily that the fastenings were in coadjutor with D. Judson in Bormal, application and untiring perseverence were that if the Jury considered the evidence given by and Mr. J. C. Mather wers for the defendants, sufficient, bat their having given way and the other a talented translator of the combined with rare gifte of imagination and sa The prisoners was untrue, they manet conclada | the underwriters.

the day preceding the gale certainly was Scriptures into the Assam language. The almost postia style. Hence be not only collect- that they liad conspired together, as it was im-{ The case for the plaintiff occupied more than strong evidence to show that they were ather gentleman preached on three Sundays, ed materials with jadioious discrimination, und possible to imagine that two men would tell the two days; tho ouse for the defendant begin yes-insuffiçiest in strength. When the vessel and on me evenings lectured on Indian arranged them with critjeal skill, but also com- same story, and that story be essentially untrue.terday, and took up nearly all day, and won got to the Cape it appeared that the earews mythology, customs, and habits. In many ways bed them so as to prodaos one of the weat Dissensions arist at Khira. The Kaka His Lordship after explaining the mais points, tinted during half of to-day, when it conclud, of the foremast were almost worked out, and the monofany of a voyage of nearly a mouth fucoinsting booka in the English language. excouted his Chief Adviser, and imprisoned biaanid he would read through the evidence to the ad. On the part of the plaintiff the witnesses three sarage or holte with rivets were put in, was relieved of weariness and rendered in His Physical Geography of the Sea gave an er. H.E. the GOVERNOR showed himself above uncle, and other personage. He has forwarded Jury if they considered it necessary, but called were the mate; thecaptain, one of Lloyd's which are very different from the "tap tereating and profitable. The watual loss of a traurdinary stimulus the study of this do shielding himself under any departmental the Russian prisoners to the Orenburg detach they said, samonely, they did not, surveyors, Maudsley's foreman, and the sub-screws" before need, such were the main facts day in the middle of the Pacific has puzzled partment of science, and Dr. Carpenter has sad returned an unanimous verdist af gnilty contractor for masts, the two man who drilled of the case in which the jury were to say wheninay travailets, but it is a bonus file fact that adopted Maurg's theory of ceeunte circulation; Tesponsibility, and did not in the last dia- ment

against bota priaqaeys,

the holas for the soreve four shipbuilders, who ther the fastenings were reasonably sufficient the 16th of November was dropped from our while the wind and curront charts have con guise the part which the Executive, and be

His Lordship sered the interpreter, to inform apoke to the use of tup seraws; and several sou tu encounter the perils of the seas. If they calendar. It is in this way. On reaching the ferred practical benefits on the world which, in himself as the head of the Executivė, had

the prisoners that as the trial be was ocnvinced captains as to the rough weather and heavy seas were satisfied that they were sc, they would find 180th degroot longitude weare at the antipodos their altimate results, cannot well be over they had both perjured themselves, and been encountered by the vessel previous to the gatas. for the plaintiff; otherwise, for the defendants of Greenwich, and London time is 12 hours in estimated. When the civil war broke out in guilty of contempt of court, and would have trophe. The effect of the evidence for the. Of course, no one who built chipe could insure advance. We then take a leap of 24 hours, the United States, Matiry adopted the side of o dealt with the case. They had done good plaintiff was that the acrews were anffoient in them against all possible disasters; but still the leaving Greenwich 12 hours in our rear; bai bia State. Un April 19, 1861, he resigned his service to justice by asking to be tried. The aumber and strength, and that they got loosened owner was bound to nee all wens in his power orossing the meridibal live we put back our appointment at the Washington Observatory, present case convinced bis Lordship that they by the working of the vassal in the seu. to render his ships reasonably sonre, It was time an hour for every 15 degrece, and by the and shortly afterwards be case to England. bad perjured themselves, but they were not The case for the defence turned entirely oponous, of the conditions of the contract of intime we reach Tandon tha alocks and time will The Russian and French Governments ware tried for that now. Attempts to obtsin wrongful whether the screws were of auficient strength, aurance that he should do so, und if they were have righted themselves. The steamers of the rivals in their attempts to secure the ser CRIMINAL SESSIONS,

convictions must be severely punished, and be or whether, not being rivots, they were defective of opinion that this had not been done in the line, on their return trip, got two days of the feared he would be scarcely doing enough to in proper strength, so that the fastenings were present case they would find for the defendants, same date, and thus regain their long. It cerremsized trus to the land of his birth noti

rises of the great American, but it was unnecessary that the expense should BEFORE THE HON, CHIRT-JUSTICE EMALE. prevent anch osime in inflicting the scutence not reasonably seenre. If this was the case, the underwriters.

tainly was curious that we should turn into our all hope "was · gone." be continued, and His EXCELLENCY being

be bad determined apsa, namely, imprisonment the Lord Chief Justice ruled yesterday that

He then julned One of the jury, before they retired, asked if berths on Friday night, November 15th, and all the fortunes of the Arohdake Marimitian in The Jary consisted of Maasra. C. P. Chater, with hard labour for two years, satisfied that the matebede were suitable for W. Arthor, C. J. M'Nulty, W. Calpie, J. M.

the defence would be sustained. For the de-there was any evidence ne to the state of the wake up on Sunday morning, the 17th. But it Merion, and it was through Maury that the The first prisoner, as he was being removed, fence is not that the want of riveta cansed the serewa in the third mast, the mizenmat

is more curices erill, and a study for Sab-cultivation of the quinine-yielding Cinchona the reception of the patients, they were re-Lima, C. A. Parker, and W. Paaleen,

mid he did not take the man op; he only told flees of the mast, but that the fastenings were

The Lord Chief Justice haid there was none, tatariaze, that on one of the Pasific Islande СОМБРЕВАСТ. moved to the place which they now occupy

the police.

trees was introduced by the ill-fated Prince not reasonably secure. At the same time, The evidence only related to the mainmast, Saturday is observed as the Obristian Sabbath, into the country of his adoption. During the Wong-along-ship and Chick-san-vel, were

the Lord Chief Justive vijverved to-day much which alone had fallen, drugging the mizen- and on arotbur island, on the opposite side of last few years of his useful and well spent-life, near the Civil Hospital. Sir AnTRUE states charged with criminally conspiring to accuse Kwang-thuey, was charged with mun of the evidence on both sidos has been directed mast with it.

the Line, Monday is kept as the Lord's day Maury has occupied the position of a Professor that he is satisfied, on the best medical one Ching-yane of larceny,

slaughter.

to the probable cause of the lose, in order to The jury retired at 10 minutes past two to Snoday being the dropped day. I quote this at the College of Lexington, în "bis vative authority, that the sheds are suitable; but Geueral, opened the esse for the prosecution, aral, and in laying the case before the Jury worthiness. But the issue, as he pointed out they returned to Court and sated the Lord as stated in bia Vogoye Around the World, re be laboured with a moot devotion and energy Mr. Hayllar, who appeared for the Attorney. Mr. Drummond soted for the Attorney-Gen-waaken or strengthen the theory of unsea- countder their verdict. About half-past three on the authority of Dr. Prince, of New York, State, Though suffering from a painful illness.. we can only say that a step of this kind was pointing out that though direct testimony of id, that as it. bad appeared that there was no to-day, was whether the ship was or was not Chief Jussion whether one of the plaisiff's wit cantly published. hardly one to be adopted upon a bare opinion the conspiracy could not be offered, the circus intention on the part of the prisoner to kill the seaworthy, and this turned on the sufficiency of nesues had stated that he had for many years

during his closing years as in hie prime He that it might not result in baru, as it is pre-

Bot enough of this steamboat trip across has pablished most valuable statistics on the stances wond clearly shew that the offence had deceased, the Attorney-General had only the serawe in number and strength.

used tap screws to attach cheeks to masts with the Pacifio. We are glad to find ourselves in a resources of Virginia, and he wore bimself been committed, and detailing the circumstances brought forward the minor charge of mu- The witnessce onlled for the plaintiff stated out a strengthening plate behind. verbial that doctors occasionally disagree, with reference to the loss of the puree on the slaughter in place of morder. He detailed the that though rivets might have been better, yet

land of extraordinary interest, natural, histo-out in making long speeches in various cities The Ford Chief Justice referred to his notes rical, politinal, and, social. All that has been of the Union, with a view to organizing a sYK- and if other competent medical opinion went teamer Pugang, and the other circunstances facts of the car, which were to the effect that the screws were amply sufficient and the up and the shorthand-writer's notes were read, told us recently of Japan is abundantly con- tear of combined moteorological reports, for

connected with the matter, as they exine out in even to the length of saying it was doubtful the trial of Ching-yone at the last Sessions. and deceased with regard to a dog; that pri- their protest and the entries in the log, by de been given.

quarrel had taken place between the prisoners Lain and other witnesses were called to explain from which it appeared that enol evidence had firmed by observation and experience. The the benefit of farmers as well as of sailors. whether the patients should be sent to mat-The chief point which the learned gentlemansoner had given deceased a kicks which caused claring it as their oplaton that the loosening of

land is one of great beanty and rich fertility. Maury leaves behind him any warm and at- The jury again retired, and about half-past The inhabitants and the Government are rapid- tached friende, not only in Americs and Eng sbeda, such a measure should not have been urged was that the notice being put up after bio to full down some distance, and afterwards the fastenings was caused by the working of fone sent to inquire whether the parties would transforming into enlightened, peaceful, and land, but in almost every country in Europe. taken. Now we are able to state that very counted for on the sapposition that it had been

the pares had been found, could only be no he had died appareatly from the injury received the reusel and ite pitching and tossing in the consent to the verdict of the majority. The cordial citizens. The Mikado has emerged None will more deeply moura for him than

there was an injury to the spine near the neck den.

counsel for the defendants refused to accede to from seclusion, and the day before we arrived Captain Jansen, of the Royal Dutch Navy, the. experienced and reliable medical meu in the put up for the purpose of bringing the false and this might have cursed death. The learn Yesterday and to-day varionsskilled witnesses this course. In the result, about six o'clock, the here showed himself openly on sea and on land fascomplished contributor to one of Mary's Colony are strongly of opinion that zebarge.

ed Counsel felt it was just to state that al- were called for the underwriters to shop thai jury were discharged. Ching-yane was then called.

at a naval and military review in honour of the most charming abaplers-that on land and sca patient suffering from small-pos should be the second prisoner as a Topaz on board the guilty on the facts of manslaughter, be badasual mode of fastening. One of these wit. He knew though the prisoner appeared andonatedly rivata and not tap-screws were the proper and

vigit of the Russian Prince Alczie, and po other breeze_d1konzum cassions be ban mingled with bie people. Thá went to any other place than one well securöd Poyang, The first prisoner he knew byvaly given the man a simple kick, and to some pompe was Mr. Samuelson, the eminent iron. DEATH OF THE OLDEST MIDSHIPHAN IN recent visit to Europe of Japanese Embassies agslast the rapid variations of temperature, sight, baving seen him in Hongkong & extent might to considered open to com. abipbuilder and divil engineer, who said the THE NAVY-Mr. Henry Lester Horn died on and Frinces, and vi Government inquiries, all Gints Girls, from the time of their birth,

year ago, on the 13th January. which so frequently occur in Hoogkong the cook. 25. which he took from his parae, fellow being from so light-en-act. He felt on the other side, so as in cooling to draw fast o ness of a few days, in his 81st year, He objects. The milway and the telegraph are despotiaally. It is not satil they derslope into Be lentiseration at baving used the death of a riveta should have been pet in bot and eliumbed the 18th Feb. at Newington, of bronchitis, after have a serious purpose for palities and scoial display a love of power, and a disposition to act and, although the men brought over and then bearing the Captain call bio, le pot it right, as the princner was undefended, and tight. He was cross-questioned, however, joined his Majesty's ship Futelligent on the 21st teaching the people great lessons of social re- young ladies, and are brought out." that they

convalescente,

the purse into his sleeve, and run to him; but to mention these facts to the jury for their by the foreman, with a view to show that rivets, December, 1907, a midship Was in form. The two-sworded warriors are sourcely become paragons of weekness and bumility, Another servant had gone to bim before, and be unsideration. It would also then went to the pantry, which is next to the that the deconsed man was in the habit of times would orack unobserved. To which he rein the early part of 1808, when they drugged, theas desperadoes an improved system of gerous than sulle, and with theeks that are in evidence by reason of much lammering when cold, some. Dungeness Daet Roads during the great gate to be seen, and there are substituted for with mouths that can do nothing more dan- galley on the, port side, where Cheong-a-boon smoking opium to exces, and was very weakly, plied that it was not at all common, and that in with all the anchorn, down as far as Dover, and police. It is encouraging to read Government puckered up into sbarming dimples, upon the stage of the disease, it is not to be overlook servant to the Chief-officer and Mah-ahe were, so that a usuller injury wight cause death than such a case the beads would fly off first ; and it exfaly got into the Downs. Shortly after he notifications like the following

slightest provocation. The second prisoner Lais-icon was also there would ordinarily be necessary to do so. ed that the effect of the measure complained Lai-a-loon called to biu, saying you bare

was thereupon elicited by the Lord Chief Jus.received a sword threat through the art in a Trafficking in humer bodies or entering on The "Dickens Dictionary," by Gilbert A Evidence was then called as to the aboretice that in the sides and bottom of an iron, brush with a privateer off Dunkerque Dariog omployment in which the master's will is abso Pieros, pablished at Boston, gives the follow- of was to close the only suitable place avail. dropped your purse"-nnd witness turned facte, the chief witnese being an old woman built ship there were millions of rivets, and the battle of Corunna, in January, 1809, s lately submitted to, either for a lifetime or for ing summary of the characters poortrayed by able for any future patients, at a time when him. He took out the bank notes, and counted one kick giren, and the deceased full over at an ocorreuce, though such was the nsaal mode wounded. He was severely wounded in the left and contrary to the principles by which the 17, actresses 10, actuary 1, adventurers 2, rogad, when Lai-s loon handed the purse to who said with regard to the kick that she saw that he had scarcely known an instance of such was with the feet, disembarking the sick and a period of yeare, being a wrong thing, the late Obarles Dickens in bisovals: Actors it was extremely likely that there might be them. The five dollgre in silver be lent to the upce. The witam was somewhat foggy in of fastening. Other witnesses gave similar evi leg while in oberge of the pinnace, in su at-social relations are regulated, bas from soient aeronauts 2, a derman 1, amanuensis 1, Ameri more. For this reason especially we cannot cook. He found the contests correct, that is parts of her statement hut albered to the deuce, and it was stated that rivets were struck tempt to cut out some merbautmen in Cai- times been prohibited. The practice of forcing cans 25, apprentices 6, avelitele 4 authors &

$84. He took the parse back to the serraste | abové fnots, and denied the truth of an expla attach any great weight to HIS EXELLENCY's room, and put it into his box. The evening of nation suggested by the prisoner in cross. These witnesses thought 25 or 30 rivets were either killed or wounded by the batteries aude service for a period of years, &o, which has beadles 6, blind persons 8, boarding-house- to clict by the sound any latent crack or defeat, beron Bay, whe every man in the boat was individuals to go into service nader susb names babies 3, bachelora 10, barbere 4, barmside 2, argument, as to the small number of cases the 15th, after arrival, be went to the Nam-kinianiation, to the effect that the prisoner raa required by each beer, whereas the ship's dealy opening, fire. The hospital sorgson athitherto exiated, being an abominable thing, keepere 3, boobles 2, bouts & broker D, cireus which had occurred the previous year, as itopiam slop and paid the money to Lokman.p to deceased with a small dog in his arms, masts had only 15 sorews. In oross-examina- Plymouth decided on amputation, but being which sens to traficking, is henceforth performers 7, oburah 1 (Little Bethel, clergy- had been concluded already by the Governo therocuentant. It was the proceeds of sule and that the latter taking a step backwards on it was elicited that the ship went from the placed, or ler the late Sir Astley Cooper, he rigidly interdistod.

men 13, clerke, 47, corporations do ment that it was desirable that there should of opium pent down from the alop. Lai-a-loon full blur the steps.

Cape to Shanghai sad from Shanghai home saved the limb, und dr. Horn was shortly It is freely permitted to take p.-il-servants cricketers 8; cripples 3, dancing masters 3, de came to him the following morning after start- In a show testified to having been a wit- with the foremast fastened by 14 bolts with afterwarde pensii ned ff. In 1814 he was ap (apprentices) to be instructed in faasaing, or in tectives 12, editora 4 emigrants 7. faires 2 be a suitable place to receive patients, and tog, and asked him to lead him $20 to bay area of the proceedings, and that the prisoner uiter watch seemed to be considered about as pointed chark to Captain Richball, at the ren any trade or hand work, but the period must farmers 4. footmen 6 fops 3, Frenebmen 23, the public who are deeply interested in such ball of opina. He replied he back no money, and kicked the deceased when he fell down. Wit goud se riveta; but thou again it turned out derrone, Tower hill, ill the peace of 1815. His not exceed seven years. The period may, how Germans 5, governesses 3 gecerad, invadida a question, were fully under the impression of Canton. The second priscoer then said you oner ran awy.

that the notes he had lost belonged to Muu-kees assisted in removing decused. The pri- tut these were inch bolta, whereas the father, Lacatenant James Hora, when stationed ever, be extended by mutual agreement. 7, Jowa 3, Lawyers 35, MP's 7, misers 9, mar sarewe were inch. The witnesses thought the ab Gravesend daring the mutiny at the Nore, that this being concluded, Stone-cutters" I won't eb F in a threatening manner. On the This witness being asked by prisoner how strain of the set and gear on the shrouds on performed the important and hazardous service one year, and if penon continuen for a longer 3, physicians 15, pleaterer 1, pony 1, policemen ***Ordinary servants shall be engaged for derers 10, nurses 13, old maida 16, pawnbrokers laad would continue available, at all events, orning of that day, after all the passengers he could see him kick the deceased from sloug tauh side when the vessel colled was very grant of carrying a despetab from the Lords of the term, the agreement must be repowed.

were landed and everything quiet, be saw a way off admitted he was some distance away, and almost beyond calculation, and one of them admiralty to the admiral, which resulted in

19, pogilist reporter Is raven 1, resurrec until they had some notice of a change in placard on the burricane deck next to the Gombut said he could see it from the distance

Prostitutes, singing and dṣbeing girls, endtionist sextons S, showmen 7, sbrews 12 estimated it at 120 or 150 tona, the whole of the termination of the mutiny, and opening af other persona engaged for term of years surgeons 7, spice 2, sadlers 14, thieres 12, the arrangement. The question of expense pradore's office and where Chinese first class Another witness testified to being called to which, they said, would have to be borne by the navigation of the Thames. For this be shall be to free, and no complaints about money toadies 10. tobacconist 1, trampe 2, turnkeys was 'one cu which the Executive, in the and read it. The notice was produced and put capturing the prisoner.

passengers sto. He saw it for the first time the scene by the alarm, and ranaing after and the rivets or screws of the checke; and as there received a silver salvor from the merchants of leat or borrowed will be entertained.

Gundertakeca 5, vagabonds 8, vessela 7, vee- are on each side five of these wire-twisted the city of London, with their thunka engraved The above having been determined must trymen S, waitera 19, widower 9, and widame exercise of that scopowy which so eplaently in. It offered a reward by Wong-chick-in for Carim Bez, Indian Foliseman No. 805, testi- | sbronds, they estimated that each had to hear thereon.

Figidly obeyed.

REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

SUPPLIED TO THE DAILY PRISS"

LONDON, 15th April, 1873, THE KHIVA EXPEDITION.

THE ACHEEN. AFFAIR,

Hongkong, 17th April, 1873.

The Dutch have captured the Forts at Auheen, taken in the matter. He had received re-and are marching towards the Sultan's Palace, turns of the number of small-pox patients sent to Stone-enttors' Island from the mouths. of November, 1871, to April, 1872, and had found that it amounted only to seven, und thereupon the Executive had poncluded that

were

nul

were COBSC-

quently not so much subject to atinos-

pheric influences as patients in ae earlier

SUPREME COURT.

MANSLAUGHTER;

he