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THE COAST OF CHINA; besides other local information and sta tistics corrected to date of publication, ending to make this work in every way suitable for Public, Merantile, and General Roos.
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SUPREME COURT:
IN BQUITY.
me throughout the different solicels, and that a Committed should be appointed to decide apon forward to us the time when the secrets of them, the adoption of the books being mode a many-hearts-will-bo-revealed The Shares en qua non for granite ia aid Mr. Stewart of the S. & N. Co., which were quoted a approved the plan, and considered a rate of BEFORE THE Hon. Carsr-JucricE_SMALE, month ago at 180 are now worth only 1079 would ha suficient to get the books. The to 100; and those who with that subtinse and or, Mr. Hutchinson also warmly approved of Norton and another v. Matelison and another The Attorney-Gevorst appeared for the own monouro. The Governujent bad requested childlike confidence sold their stock at, say the advice of all interested in Edaoution in the era of the Parana, the defendante is the action 150, for Juns delivery, will hardly be sar. Colony, and the extrasta read would show that out of which there proceedings arose, to make un application to set aside the writ of foreign they approved of the scheme. prised to find their buyor collapsed long The CHIEF JUETIon asked if Fathor Rai-tachment ander which the steamer and besu
aized. mond approved of the books, - before the due date.
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would apply to private schools.
Hou Mr RBI asked whether the principle
His Lordship noticed that the statement alleged-to-be--misrepresentation was in the chuutor-party itself, and he could see how cause of action could be considered in that as
A ROGUE.
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From the Ceylon Oberver.).
MADRID, March 28th. A levy en masse in North Spain against [P the Ceriiats has been decided.
Don Carlos.bas retired to Genora. laborantinted in favour of his son.
Defendant denied the obarga, but constable 204 being called, this was confirmed, and was further confirmed by defendant being re cognised by the interpreter of the Qourt.
Defendant, inaload of being fined firoshillinge, this time iran ued £5, in default seat to two months hard laburk
-THEFT."
Disacisions live occurred antong the Cortist cadere in Navar sad three returned to France after dietanding 800 men.
too strict in enquiring into the gauró of nailon, Defendant this time was fized $20, in defaul4 | ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH MAIL. bat would be content with renouable prima two months' hard Inbor.
The Mesageries Maritimes steamer Ava, facie èridence of anchoatiao. The defendants, set forth that they claimed dinges arising Chinese constable No. 192, charged on Chapt. Bousseau, fron Marscilles 16th March, out of the charter-puity, and that was not along, alina Lai-a-look, residing on the via Port Sail, Saez, Aden, and Golle 10th- mattor for this Court, but for the JuryPraya East, as a rogue and a ragabend, found inst., Singapore 17th, and Saigon 21st, with in the action on the cause for which, this throwing a quantity of coals overboard from an the French mal, arrived yesterday. The fol Court had to decids.
anlicensed but, the proper of a marine store lowing telegrams give details not yet publish The Attorney-General and it could hardly keeper.
Tuopcotor Ordosk, esid on the 21st instant be said that the unse of action arose out of the obator-party, as the plaintiff in it, was in defendant, under the name In-fook, with consequence of statements before the charter another named Lai-schoong, more convisted of the unlawful possession of a quavțity of scala. party, The Acting COLONIAL SECRETARY Bid this: His Lordship enenfred of the Regiateur who Big Torbip pointed out that there were when defendant and his companii were fined Euin is the first rosult of-this-state-of was not the case, but the paint could be ascerther, a--matter of practice, he could-hour retain muttere agreed to in the charbor as pro-five shillinge.clob, in defugit 7 days' burd
Counsel for defendant, the defendant bimsel Foedent to it, but he thought the defendants charged by Chinees constable 204 things: robbery is the second. And though taivod.
bght to decide prealaely how these matters here again we look in vain to the canescu- far as posible to bave them adopted, but no
H.E, the GOVERNOR said the ohjeel, was as not being before the Court In addition to the manal zarfod and
Mr. Kingemill, a amicus curice, and that his precedent affected the action, and decide de
LONDON, March 27th. Toluminous faformation, the value of the lated records of the Shanghai Press for in-one would be compelled to do . There was experience was that the garniabor, ulaya ap.initely what the action was which they alleged
to lie.
At the Banquet held at the Mansion House "CHEONTOLS AND DIRECTORY FOR 1873," formation-wo learn that robbery has not desire to proserbe any booke to anyone, but pour
Mr. Drommond objected formally that the Mr. Druzimond argued this was more na to if the Connel approved of the vole, there would has been further augmented by &
been wholly absent from the troubled scene. Lo certain ausber of the Irish National Attorney-General,could not appear for the de- the form of action; but if they showed allicient
yesterday, two hundred Mayors are present, including the Mayor of Melbourne.
All the Ministera and Abassadors were CHROMO-ĻITHOGRAPH
Ous of the most painful occurrences that has Sekool books got out, but each school might fandanta in their abuse, he would appear for to convince the 'Conft Lant they had any ouues of action arising within the jurisdiction, the Leen known among foreigners has received bave such books as it pleased; all, that would the garaishes.
Charlos Swith, master of the British bark also present. The Attorney-General anid he bad already writ of foreign ittachment should be left un be wanted was that the schoola should be sub
Ashourton, charged bis steward, W. Barry, with Mr. Gladstone, replying to the Lord Mayor, FOREIGN SETTLEMENTS OF the gobye from our Northera contempora jest to an examination, to show the progress argued the point in the case of Melcher and disturbed,
Kabu, and bis argument was based on analogy
the laraens of a portion of a bottle of Brandy.vbo advocated increased Manicipo, privilegea, SHANGHAI,
ries, who meanwhilo fill their columns with they were waking
Compliant atated he went on board at6 30pressed his willing to concede them don rigarelo about Mr. SPARROW KNIGHT'S EP
with the Common Law Procedura Avt
After some further discussion, hia Lardship
p., of the 23rd, taking Captain Wilkinson, of sistently with his public duties said hy. pearance before a Londen magistrate, for
H. E. the GOVERNOR said it was not intend-reserved the point, it appearing that nader any
the B. S. Parana, and three other gentleman to was not ashamed of bis recent fall or recovery, to arise on the contract.Na
dinner. He oma the defendant drank, who and the principle of a National Irish Univer which the file of the Daily Telegraph has been fed to supplement private enterprise, as it was fironmstances, the Attorney Denonil was engi
Mr. Drummond continued his argoment, and bad evidently made use of nearly the whole of a Bity was indestructible,
The Livingstons Expedition lett Conga be ansacked-or other equally entertaining hot considered desirable the Government should led to appear for Captain Wilkinson, and it was
decided that the proceedings should goon that quoted audierity on the question of the extent bottle of brandy left in the denter when the 10th February, items of "nows." We should be sorry to
Bon. Mr. HYBI asked supposing a school basis, the point as to whether be could appear towhich a misrepresantation affected the validity went on shore. He accused the defendant of
The Amuntces are approaching Cape Coast Custle. think that the Shanghai Press was suscepti-were managed by a Committee, and fees charged, for Malcolm son and othere being reserved, to be of a contract, and argued that the representation it, and ho asknowledged tring taken the
discussed should it arise..
of the Captain was in law the representation of brandy. He intended discharging him in oon-
LONDON, March 27th. THE VARIOUS HOUSE FLAGSble of being "nobbled," to use an expressive out it be a public school P
Hie EXCELLENTY aid he thought it would The Attorney-General then went on to argue MaleoInson the defendant, end could have been sequence, A
Second reading of Mr. Morgan's Burial Bill the minin paint, whe- that the foreign attachment ordinance was so alleged. Returning
Defendant was asked what he had to any fur Designat spreely for this Work) word after the Pall Mall Gazells, but it ap- I bo a public actiool, provided it was not eat united entirely to actions of contract, and the ther the affilavit satisfied his Lordship that a himself, when be une auswer that it was on me been carried in the House of Commone by MAPS OF HONGKONG, JAPAN, pears to us that sufficient enterprise to obtain for the purposes of gain.
The GOVERNOE farther enfuraed the advanly action of tort which could be entertained cause of action existed within this Colony, he fortunately, true, and he was very sorry for it. 230 against 917. The Government supported and of the
short report of what takes place before an
tagen of the weaautre aa having been acknow. Ters of dutimme und trovor which arise out of pointed on that the Jedges at home were su He would take one that he did not do it again, the bill, and Mr. Disraeli moved its rejection.
Turkey has signed a Convention, empowering English magistrate in open court is not too ledged by all denominations, and pointed out contracte. (Sos. 20.) An action being commenced tisfied with a prima facie cause of action, Reto get himself into this mses.
to the danger Mr. May told defendant that people sama Poreigners to posses landed property. that the chief merit of tho sobeme was that there must be a distinct statement of the une garding Julge Bail'e opinion
The Porte has contracted for loan of Bfty much to expect of a newspaper of average seuls were paid for. The Council could of action in the afidavit which has to be filed of the ordinance, be pointed out, while there times got drank to thieve, but he committed, n standing. As it is, all kinds of reports, inst sny given time stop the measure by refusing if the action were one of cuncrast, the aBdavit uns to doubt much truth in it, there was, as-theft fient to get drunk. There was no doubtitione
Steamers are waiting to pass through the consistent and even contradictory, have to vote the fund.
must say the cause arose within the juris-other side to the question, and that was that mer-Captains of ships would refuse to take bim into
stéamer] India.. reached the Colony concerning recent doings Colonial Secretary said the amount required arison within the jurisdiction had been the Agents of absent owners were justified in con- ender his care.
In reply to the Hon. Mr. Ryrie. the Acting ictim. The words cause of action nat hage chants entering into contracts with Captains or their wervice to jeopardise the starea placed Suez Canal, demained by the Rabattino The Orenburg column to Khiva has reaulied et Shanghai, and if the reticence of our rowonld probably be about: 8800 or $1,000 annual subject of a conflict of authorities-hat the dading they had authority to set, but the owner
Emba. luter cases (Durham and Spetice, 6 Law Reporte, at homo taking advantage of the distance, does
LONDON, March 27th. speeted contemporaries was intended to re-ly.
EXCELLENCr said that, by means of In-Ex. 48; Cherry and Thomson, 26 Le Times, not enter an appearation, but agents enter ar
The result of Liverpool Grar 1 National race strain public curiosity, it has signally failed,pectors the Governo che cold in all ages 791; Arrowsmith and Chandler, 27 Law Times sotion nesinst the plaintiffs and for anch onses and stimulated to a most exaggerated pitch onke sure that they obtained results for the 242) showed that, everything in which the whole the ordinance was most requinte da agent, the
Disturbance, first; Bbysworth, second; The dissensions in the Spanish Ministry bare that which it was intended to allay There woer grunted. The higher degree of profi. cause of action did not arise should be struck master sued the plaintiffs, but they could not
Columbine, third: 28 ran. been adjusted.. was a valid reason for suppression in the ciency the papile attained to, the more useley out and so far the Courts were at one. On sue the master instead of defendant. This was
LONDON, March With. Orders for Jones way he sent to the Daily case of the Shanghai and Woosung train-they would get, but probably there would not this, the learned Counsel argued that the lawn extraordinary oruras un the part of a man taking it to Lap-sp-wan in the boat,
of thio Court was that the whole cine of awning th steamers as was stuted. inuolf wanted as present..
Lord Enfield in replying to Mr. Denison said Hoa. Mr. Rynas said be noticed in Australia nction iuist arise within the jurisdiction, The Attorney-General said that these state-month's hard-labor. road, as a premature announcement might
the Government was still in communication bave embarrassed the projectors; hat in eases some £10,000 were spent annually for education. Where notion is on a contract, the contract ponts were not justifiable. The owner was at
with Maritime Fowers conserning the Suga Canal dues. He thought out of the revenue bere a larger must have been main and the breach of it also home, and it was not right to make such state WILSON, NICHOLL & Co. involving public morality, suppression issum might be voted.
within the jurisdiction. The learned Attorney-weets.
The Chief Justice again suggested that he WILSON, NICHOLLS & Co. futile, for if the newspapers should be silent Ris RXCELLENCY mid that it was undesira General urged that it was a defect in the Or.
the very stones would cry out. We hope to ble to vote too much, as unless there were gaudiuateo that it was not necessary to put in a could be communicated with by telegraph; bat
also that the ing cost a great deal of money. see our Shanghai friends returning to theirce of profsiones, the vote of the money boud Rutila munth after the wit is ap the Attorney-General noticed that telegraph
wo be a prem na to neglect the education of plied for; and he urged.
Mc. Drainoad was contiucing bis argumest, the voye, and wasto some of the best years of ordinzuca was such us should be applied
very carefully to prevens injustion being who their lives.
dona under it. He then argued that the oases The Attorney-Gemenil said he was just in Hon. F. Rykx thứnght there might be an action as set forth in the affidavit were formed by Mestra. Pustap & O that thes from another woman, abe then pointed out the Don Carlosa bag abdicalet Be has gone to enlargement of the Central Schoola.
The Acting COLONIAL-SECRETARY said that without the above limits. They were the sub would be willing to pay the exorbitant damages
The abild said two weeks back she daise Dat bu hoped the principle adopted at those schools Jects either of actions for tort, or for of 340,000 into Court, if the other side would
Apay the freight. That was sufficient to show of the Civil Hospital, baving been sent there as
The Oriental Bank dividend is 12 per cent. would be altered, as it contained a large mum. mutters arising out of tas jariadiation.
The Chartered Mercantile Bank dividend 4- ber of boys whose parents were fully able to point is to the claim regarding money had their willingness to uct fairly, and aroid diffi-a destinate by the police, with a bad legat the
and received was decided in sha cquity suit, culties.
timo; aba was there three muntbe, when in pay for thom.
some way abe got into the handy of the first per sent, after writing of 4123,000 of had Han Mr. ROWETT said bad not these boys in which the Court ruled in favour of the de. been allowed to go gratis, they would not have fendants with referenss to the lien for freight.
defendant.
First defendant said a puree, at the Civil Seuor Olomaga has resigned the Spanish gone at all. If wealthy Chinamon had to pay the affidavit of the Captain set forth that be had not received within the jurisdiction of the
Hospital turned her over to her, and she not Ambassadorship at Paris. He considers the
Voltarian Conservative Re grograinme of have them educated in Chinese style..
second defendant, The Acting ColoNTAL-SECARTART referred lay olas, excopt the freight, upon which it had been decided they had no lien. In the actions
Boooed defendant said she paid $7.50 to public. only to what should be done now. The Central for breast of charter party, Le contended that
the first defendant for
The National Assembly will adjourn from the girl, and Bohools, bad donbt been useful; but he
PARIS, 29th Margb. said the principle on which the Government a notion under foreign attachment would not
soon after the disenso broke out; the 5th April till 29th May. should aid education was to carieb those who lie; and with regard to alleged false repre-
wanted to give her back to the first dofen-
In the Assembly as excited debate occurred could not help themselves; not those who conil sentations" on the part of the Captain, which
dant, und she would lose ber 875). She did
un Price Napoleon's petition ugainst his ex- mare, bowever, denied by him on oath, oven it
not want anything more to do with the girl. paj.
Defendants were bound over in Să each, for
pulsion. there had been soch misrepresentation an notion would not hie, The learned Attorney Generaluléo His Landship sald if sub was the fact, he ons wack, and the girl, Tong-a-paw, was at to
the Ohinces Hospital argued there was an full statement of the case would, if asked, bear the cast as suggested.
The Court was then adjourned to this day at of action to eatiefy section I, of Ord 2 of 1855; and it was most important that this ordinance 10 am, it being understood that, on resuming, should be kept under proper control, as pointed Mr. Drummond would continue hic argument. ant by Jadge Ball, in Ludatein and "Abeiln The learned ecunset summed up his argument by saying the only cause of action set forth was- what would be an notion of tort, and semi for money bad and received which was the very money this Court had decided the Defendants had the right to.
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HONGKONO, Averь 25TH, 1873..
Is the recent files of Shanghai papers, we cannot bely noticing that paucity of original-
duty.
| Tt will be`norised that the date of sailing of the P.31.8.S. Quang St na been altered to Wednesday, 30th inelast, at 9 p.m.;
Punah made bis appearance, pursuant to up tice, yesterday afternoon, and fully comes up to lie previous witty standard, the drawings in the present number. being especially good,, and the latter press generally very amusing.
Mr. Drummond suggested an even simpler way to settle the utter would be to telegraph home for the defondant to put in an appearance.
His Lordship saggested an adjournment, for be considered important,
Sent to 14 days' hard labor d
BISACH OF ORDINANCE. Two lazy boatnen, damad Tung-a-ebum and Sow-a-pang, employed to take the rubbish from the dust biti to Lap-sap-wan by the dust bis sontractor, wore charged by F.C. 47 with threw ing the rubbish into the harbor, instead of
Defendants were fined 510, in default one
A STBANGE CANR.
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The British Ambassador. Constantinople was instructed that the interests of shipowners should anly be regarded.
Chinese sergeunt 189 ebirged two old women as.to.lows,
Complainant aid that he anwa amali girl with the laprces on her sitting down and on
Mr. Plimsoll's Royal Commission of Inquiry had left the Hospital two weeks back, baring questioning aer, she said she was a destitute, and been three months there. On the rond the into the Mercantile Marine has been appoint- ascond defendant came to him and sati the girl ed; the Duke of Somerset, chairman.
The Carlist Comtoittee in London deny that was her daughter, having bought her for $7.50
Genera. first defendant.
LONDON, 29th March. "Cambridge-won by three lengths.
.delta.
The Australian Variety Trompe gave their for the education of their children, they would Court any moneya to which the plaintifs quald buth parties to consider the proposition, which being able to keep her, turned her over to the Spanish Government has failed to fulfil the
first performance last night to a full house, who showed by repeated bursts of apploze that they fuily appreciated the various parts of the entertainment, The dancing and the Trapeza feals were both very good, and the other por |tions of the programme were also attractive.
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Hon. Mr. Rare greated that a foo shouta be elargad, and this would thin the numbers,
-Itis Excellency the GOVERNOR said this would have the effect of exelading just those whom we desired to help, namely, the poor Chi Inses who could not afford to pay.
The Acting CoteNIAL SECRETARY said the fault of the present system was that the Heil Master ad to dinit till we uppited, on thor passing an esamination.
LONDON, CISt-April, 1875 The verdict regarding the loss of the stoum ship #flantic declares that the coal was danger. phaly insufficient, and the management glaring-were ly defective.
The Captain's certifiante is suspended for two years.
The French Atlantic Cable is broken.
Hongkong, 23rd April, 1873.
April 24k. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
The Council inet puramant to notice.
Preactat:
H. E. THE GOVERNOR. Hos. J. SMALE, Chief-Justise.. Hon, UCI O. SMITH, Acting Colonial Secretary.
flon, JULIAN PADNOEFOTE, Attorney Gene
Hon. C. May, Colonial Treasurer. Hon. H. J. BALL.
Hon. P. BY KE.
llon, R. RowETT.
Hon, W. H. ALTMANDER, Hon. JAMES WEITIAM,***
CHINESE EMIGRANT SHIP FITTISGS.
sometimes happened, however, that thoas | periods when the local journals were most of the Council was again brought forward, and barren of interesting matter, were precisely discussed in Committee from the commence the time when there wonki have been most
Hon. Mr. BALL raised the question as to the
body's mouth.
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ment, seriatim."
FLE, the Goranson said that theas matter important, hat at present it was best to consider only the question before the Concil.
Hou, Mr. Kraze said be should like to have His BXCELLENOX said that was the first that objectia bad been made.
seen a larger amonat soted.
time
The principle of grante in aid was ingreed tv.
ben
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PROTECTION OF CHINESE WOMEN.
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the Supreme Court of New South Wales. in The Attorney-General also put in a case in which it was held that under the foreign as cachment hat there, when a obarter-party was made in the Colony, and the curse of action arose out of it, ection nuder writ of foreign attochment would not lié:
Mr. Drummond, who appeared for the plaisi
Mr. Kingeal aid that he was engaged in an vation ag iast Malcolmson & Co., in which there was a foreign attachment also, and he would like to make an arrangement with the Attorney General that his Lordship, should, before deciding, bear the stond case, as one decision would probably meet both cases,
·POLFOB-INTELLIGENCE,
April 24th....
P.
BEFORE THE Hosi, O. Mar.
OUR GUARDIANE," Ward, No. 81, charged. Low-a-tiu, a within D'Aguilar-street, with being asleep on his post at o'clock on the morning, of the
Lb instant.
Complainant said that them wore four watch. inen in D'Aguilar-street, one stationed at the HA EXCELLENOT laid this bill on the table tiffs, anid that, he had been given by the ethay Kate, uud one at the entrance of each of the lines. There had been one or two robberies com- for second reading. He said that since the side to understand that the reesel would not mited lately, and did these watahmen do their first rending it had been sent to the Secretary care, but it was Sonad she was about doing so daty properly, theae never could have happened. of State for approval, nada tulagram bad beau in a way which was the reverse of public. ItIt was impossible for them to pass their notice. wonized conveying his assent to it, even with was under love ciremstances that the wxit. He had giten found the whole four congregated out the expending olauer,
together talking, or otherwise negleating their The Council accordingly went into Commit. was taken oqi
The Attorney General pointed out that the anties. tee on the ordinance, which was read and datatement as bau madu was merely that there Dulontact was fined 22, in default. 7 days" cosacd. me abjcations, okiefly of a technical nature, were suggested by Hon. Mr. Bail, bet no chance of the vesselrencing away, hard labor, His Excellency wil be did not think it was ad- or leaving in any improper manner, se his friend seamed to apprehend-and-be further urged ensc, considering the respectability both of lessrs. Pustad & Co, the Agents, and Mal. coltason & On the owners of the samel who weto dwuore of 75 stðaméra.
Mr. Drummond contiuned his reply. Re
SNATCHING A BANGLE,
SHANGHAI
M. Dufauro refused to accept the Cap- mittos's report, which he said expressed the views of the Conservatives, and implied oen. He unbmitted & Bil sure on Government.
A meeting of the N. C. B. of the Royal exiling all the Bonspart at family, and used Asiatic Society was held co the 18th ing ant, the simple order of the day," which was F. B. Forbes, Beq,, president, in the ohuir voted by 347 against 27th (P)
The Internasionalista are active in Barcelona, Mr. A_G_Wood was admitted à member of the.
The Federal Republic bas Leca proclaimed Society, and Major Blake, Hongkong, proposed
in Malaya me a won-resident member. Mr. Wylis having, in a few rearka, paid a tribute to the memories of M. Stanislas Julien ond Dr. Hobaon, Michie rand a sutions and exhaustivo paper by T. Wutters, Esq., of H. B. M. Consular Service, on "Chinese For Myths, which was apple rented by comments from Dr. Maegean and Mr. Kingsmill Dr. Macgowan then spoke on the chracter called by the Chinese wuzi.
NINGPO.
ALEXANDRIA, 29th March.. The steamer Jadet bas touted off and pro ceeded into the Mediterranean.
ObituaryCountess Guicciolli.
LONDON, Slat, March. The Spanish Provincial authorities opposé the lary en meer until arom are ready.
The Carlista bave routed the Government troops at Hiuoli (P). The Cavalry was paved, though the latter met with a great dimeter.
The Carlists have capsured Derg and made 400 prisonere bosides arms and ammunition
Great excitement at Barcelonini- French troops on the frontier bave been rainforced, to prevent the passage of arma to the Carlists,
: ZANZIBAR, 14th March. of the Rev. F. F. Gough, where breakfast, had Sir Bartle Frare and suite leate Zanzibar in been prepared. After breakfast Mr. Gough Exchantress about 25tir instant, and proceed cond to the Bishop the following address :--
F. C. Daily News.) The Bishop of North-Obina (the Right Rev. Dr. Russell) and Mrs. Resell arrived in the Causan, from Shanghai the morning. They were set by the Missionarios of the English Dunrob Mission, and escorted to the residence
viesble to alter the Bill, after it had been "- the unlikelihood of any anch thing, being the young girl named Leong-a-boey, with on the 24th Chekiang province, desira to express the jiddle and Bombay about end April. All
proved by the Seorotury of State,
The ordiennes stood as originally published
declaration.
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10 stroke each time.
ON SUSPICIÓN.
Jegua."
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LONDON, April lat. The Emperor of Austria has invited M. Thinra to the Vienna Exhibition.
Discussions butli in-the Assemblyth tha
matter which at times characterises. the northors journals. Whether it be the fault of the place, which is so happy as to have "no zunats," or the fault of the Press, which fails to reproduce current events, may some tives he question. It would be passing strange if in a large cosmopolitan Setflement Jike Shanghai, the great commercial inetro- polis of the Far East, nothing should happen | worth recording, and if such were the pornữai į ral,, ́state of things, it were hard to find a
Right Hererend and Dear Sir,--We, the ia Bekallab to Muscat, touching at Zanzibar raison d're for the daily papers at all-for
Lung-a-kwuk, a bowker, was charged by a undersigned Clergy and Missionaries of the outslave ports. Hope to reach Muscat about
woll--Times of India, with all daforence to the ability with which
instant motebing a silver bangle, valued $1, with which we welcgas your return bers on the leg of a ubild she was carrying on ber amongst us, and the cordial recognition which they are edited, we cannot think their "ary,
in the Gazelle after the first reading, with the ticles" alone would secure for them the The minutes of the last meeting were read addition after the words beyond the seas in
back in the Queen's Road West, and then bult we unite to reader to run in your new office. section II. of "Or who by any such means ne
ing up Tai-ping shan.
The suspense which we bars shared with you,
Ten thousand armed citizens gerern Malaga, apport of the Shanghai community. It has and confirmed.
Complainant atuted that bearing the child and the little season of separation, both make and refuse to admit the Government troops. aforeenid aball bring, lead, decoy or antice any The ordinança ne smended at the last sitting person in the Colony with the intent that garding section 20, as to what shouldbəti e conseildenly scream, she turned round and saw the us rejoice the more to see you here, as our be- They levy taxes on the wealthy inbabitante. such person bear me an emigrant from the of aetion, he subzitted that his side had not yet defendant conning up into Tai-ping-shan with loved and boured Missionary Bishop; and we
Lawlessness prevails at Barcelona. The in Colony, or from any other place to foreign stated their oma of action. They were all the bangle in his hand; she ran after him, but ukxowledge the good hand of our God in being hubitants are exasperated against the Carlists, ed on only to state prima facis grounds that a could not entals him; he was caught by u con- ing yourself and dear Mus. Rusil so senson who have attacked Churches. Prepautionary ports beyond the eea"
Hon. Mr. MAY suid that there was not in case of action existed. They set forth thatatable, and when caught be told the constable by amongst us,
The office which you, Right Roversad Sir, ensures are being taken.
The evidenco before the Commission appoint to tell had it been thought worth the telling.rime within which a ship shall report her into practice any proof of the ultimate intention of they claimed damages, but did not state how that he had thrown the bangle away, and a
they ayoke.
hawker had picked it up.
have been called tall, is to youself an appro sending men beyond the sens - There was com) •
His Lordship pointed out that the case of During the winter of 1871-2, to go us further tion to fit out, and proposed a clanse with re: munly proof of the intention of enticing, but act on wust beset forth, and were limited by section he was going to market, and saw the last. you have purchased to youræelf by your lone procuotion of Ucal in undiminished.
Leung-a-boy, a cook, said at the time in ques-priste preferment-good degree which ed by the House of Commons shew that the ference to giving notice of such intention, which
The Staffordshire Colliers have agreed to back, when the Shanghai ośmmunity were should be substituted for Section IV. as original. the of Jest could not be proved. io suggested tiun 1. The Attorney-General's argument was witness with a ghild on her buck; presently he and faithful labors in Chica; and to those who suddenly saved with a speculative mapin, ty framed, and by wblon it was proposed to that the words should only be enting away." provide that where neither owner nor agent
Hon. Mr. BALL suggested that a man might that the davis put the plaintiffs out of Court heard her call out, and turning round saw the sought it for you, as well as those who conferred accept the present wages, provided the prios or
Mr. Drummond submitted that the action defendant rounits with a'silver bangle in bis it, it is a credit and an kenont. Eut especially Co a reduced 58. per son.
LONDON, 2nd April, and the shares of every local undertaking was resident in the Colony, such notice should be induced to go to San Frannies, for example on bis side, was not necessarily limited to band. Obage was given, and he was caught to ourselves and our dear fellowdal-overs in In the House of Commons, Lord Enfield re- became the counters by which gamblers be signed by the masterulone. Mr. May suggest for a perfectly howful purpose,
breaches of charter-party—-
easted bim what he had done with the bangle, North-China, together with the native Obra plying to Lord Mahon, said, that the Brities scored their game; when the news of a rivaled that, under Section XI seizure might be made Macas wald come under the term "nigrate at what the oficer's declared then brewitt autfor on
The CHIEF JUSTICE auggested that guing fo
His Lordship said that was not the questi peeing be bad not put it sher, and no said he tins, this event is full of deep interest. Yon Government will not send offisers to accom
have been-long stongsis-as-our-senior Company intending to run sleamers on the whether the fittings were fitted in the Colour
pany the Khitan Expedition.- The Acting COLONIAL-SECRETARY Bið er elsewhere. The Acting Colonial-Secretary
The Attorney-General said that under para- Deforgans had nothing to say for himself brother and fellow-labourer and well know he House of Commona haze pasund a p -Yanguze precipitate the fur of my ar pointed out that the identy was so Lotice where
graphs 10 and 13 the point at fort THAT and
and was sent to two months hard labor, and to "tuo board" of a Missiezary, we can all tus tion of Sir Charles Wingfield's, to instruct the etery Saturday. gaine operators in the Stock-when, in given to ships before they arrived, It was
The ATTORNEY GENERAL pointed out that the action was for breach of charter-party be sioe beaten with a rattan across the breach, more follow with glud mind and will, your India Finance Committee to cousider the ltimately decided to alter Section 17. 90
godly admonitions, and ohurist hopeful satial expediency of torminating the financial year on word, the peaceful Settlement on the Wong-1 as ip provide for the ships' reporting the decoying people to the Colony was an act due and this was his contenting. BAS
Mr. Drummond mid this was a correct state-
patiuus of blessing, through the power and the 38th December; in order to enable the poo was worked up into a more violent ex-silves, by adding to it, the provision suggested patside the Colony.
by Mr. Ball, Soma further discussion took
The CHIEF JUSTICE-The Ordinance would mett at the time, but all that existed was the
Yito-ring-task, a working silversmith in the Taithfulness of Him who is alive for ever Home Government to make the Financial writ of automons for so many thousand dollars citement that it had known since the Rebellaos us to the case of vessele coming to the ateet av tuon as was done is the Colony. days, you might have searched the papers pure already fitted, and not knowing of the
VERSAILLES IN April. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL observed that it ages and nothing more; but this did no: Tin-foor silversmith's whop, Queen's Road, more," the Great Head of the Oharch, and the statement before master.
limit the action to breaches of charter-parties was charged by one Lo-kayim, as apprenties Author of sur Missionary work.
We have followed you with our prayera
The Assembly is debating Lyons Municipality with a lighted candle without finding so existence of the ordinance.. IL E. the Go- might be looked upon as a continuing act.
uch as ari allusion to what was in every it likely that a prosecution" would be ordered. Cr asked what was the opinion of the Ar./ could be added; and if they could slow fucta tablishment, with the unlawful possession off your abscure; we this day thank God for your Bill, amid violent scenes.
vernor pointed out that in mo sùnh enac mua
After some further discussion, His Exes Counts for mierepresentation and other matters to the watchmaking business at the sume es
safe arrival we will inpport you with our
LONDON, 2ad Aprü, which would support any cause of action in any his jacket, valued $1.50. without an opportunity being afforded to the torney-General sa to striking out the words.
Complainant stated on the loth instant bis prayers in the responsibilities, ordinary er extra- The ATTORNEY-GENERAL thought the st. fort, it would be sufficient for the purpose of A similar reticence regarding local matters vessels to leavo; and thiə vier was oonearre for regaired corsideration, as the fact that the this action. Worst was stated ja tire affidavite master set him un board of a ship, and before ordinary, devolving upon you, and we believe House of Commona cozcerning Suez Canal
in by the Attorney-General and the Oblef- marks the northern papers to this day, and Justice, the latter observing that offences matter related to emigration might have been might be sapomenied to any extent in the i going be changed his clothes. He went to his clut our God will supply all your need. Dues
his box, and having changed loft eight pieces cording to his richer in glory, by Obrist instead of "new" we have indiscriminate were often committed, concerning which the special reason of the Secretary of Stats for
We beg to subscribe ourselves, His Lordship asked why the Attorney-Gene- of clothing in his bor locked up. On his re- consenting to it... rechangés of second-hand trifles from every action was taken, as though they
Right Reverend and Dear Sir, but the bus was still looked, He com The CRIEF JUSTICE said Mr. May had point, rul did not appear to represent the defendants turn be found his clothes had bead taken out, came within the latter, they did not come within
Yours in deepest respect and affection, corner of the world. Who would dream, the spirit of the law. A discussion taking placed out that evidence as to the intention to make us befor the Court,
The Attorney-General said he had no autho- plained to his master, and he told him
FEIDR. F. Goveu. from a mere perusal of the Shanghai papers, as to the extent to which the agent should be
the persone emigrants could not be shown.
rity.
to be quiet, and a private search would be
GEORGE B. MOULE. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL Suggested that it that the mercantile interests of the place are liable by giving his sanction to toe would not however do to manafacture evidence.
His Lordship suggested that subbority could and that night. A search was made, and one of ble new jackets was found under the tain's sets, the Chief-Justice observed that the were safering from su almost unexample details did not very greatly matter. Only cate
lie Excellency the GOVERNOR pointed at be obtained by telegraph,
The Attorney General said that no such an. pillow of defendant's bed. His master still zold depression? What will the student of his one person in a certain position in life offend there was a recent quse where a girl of very tou
but not doing so, bi gare defendant into cus Lory of the next generation who turns to ing under this ordinance, and other cases would der Age was decayed on board the Pacife Mail thority had been received, and he was of spyse bio to be quiet, so as to be able to find the rest,
The reported Joss of 700 lives in the wreck not be heard of. In respect to a clansa pre-steamer, and it being found out, was sent back Limited by the four corsare of his brief. contemporary literature for information on viding for a copy of the ordinance being handed The ormance abould meet such a case as that the decisions as to cause of actions were very
Mr. Drummond auntioned to point out that todyIN
Defendant was called 200 to Sad security
of the atlantio is fully confirmed,
LONDON, April 3rd. the U commercial question," make of these to abips arriving, the Acting Colonist-Secretary Tue, Auting CoLONTAL-SECRETARY mid the
In the House of Commonk Mr. Fawcett with-- empty chronicles? We are formed on the suggested that a réamé abould be handed them ordinary way was for the men to be promises conflicting. In Barbans and Spends the Court in go kousekeeper, $10, be forbooming
the pleasure it gave him to meet his former drew his Irish Univerity Bits, and mored leave cerning the judgment of Judge Ball, that where most reliable authority that the recklessness instead of the long ordinance. The Chiefployment in Hongkong or Macao, and was equally divided. He submitted also con- within one month.
Three coolice named Chan-u-pam, Ng-s-yu, colleagues noe more; heartily thanked all who to introduce another Bill simply abolishing Justice suggested that the title of the ordi induced to come down. of share speculations has recently reached a nauce should be as ordinance-prohibiting fil-
It was altimately proposed that the action there is no opportunity of referring to a Court
the cheering assurances of their sympthy and i height which has been heretofore unknown. ting; be thought that the whole system of Obi.should be altered so as to meet decoying for of Error, a Lourt is not bound by a Court of und Yung-a-cheon, were charged by Indian had signed the address presented to him, for University Tests in Ireland, the Government
Mi Bull's decision in Landstein and Abella notorious haunt, Market-street, Taipingaban.
Complaint said he had some difficulty in the future the work of the Church in North- conflicted with his Lordship's decision in Mel- At this stage the Council was adjourned to bure and Kaba. The whole extent of the latter arresting the defendants. On bis sadden ag- China wight be satisfactorily married on.
April 17th. jadzment was that the motion should be dis- preach they bolted off, rot having time fo mised, as plaintifs had shown a prima fails take their mat and cael this time, and then ran into a honse. With assistunge
TIENTSIN. Hon. Mr. RYBIE pointed out there was re-
cause of antion.
(N. C. Daily Nepa is that of not knowing when they are wellcently a proposal for coolies to work the Eng One of the oddest April-fool tricks on re Hie Lordship asked whether. this cause of be secured the mat and got the defendnate
On the 9th instant. Mr. Law, the secretary of off, are ruining themselves right and left.lish Coal mines.
cord was that perpetrated by Rabelais. He nation was within or without the jurisdiction from under the beds in the house. A Sikh
M. Grevy resigned, and was re-elected, but The CHIEF JUSTICE thought the present was in Marscales, and destitute of funds, but if within it would not conflict with Mr. Ball's constahla, No. 509, was on the boat at the the Japaucae Ambassador, and Mr. Obin, In- Gambling in stocks-to say nothing of spectordiasuco was not in the spirit of Lord Kim-unziouely yearned to go to Paris. It was the judgment,
time the gambling was going on, and be ordered terpreter to the Embassy, arrived here by the refused, the office.
It is expected he accept the leadership lation in merchandize—is said to have to s berley's instructions.",
first of April, and no iden smok him. – the Mr. Drammond did not held it conflicted into the base to assist him to apprebend Shane. We learn from Mr. Lew that the Am
bassador wift reach here about the 14th ist. of tas Left party. large extent superseded gambling at cards,
Hon. Mr. BowETT thought the Ordinance was allad, two viula with briok-dust, and labelled
more than that Mr. Ball held that more should the defendants. them as containing prison, to be administered be shown as cans of motion, and be spoke of it i
Sikh ovuntable No. 508, the one who was on He will only retain bere for a few days, after
Details of the wreck of the Steamship Atlantic only to meet the abuse of the trade. for which the Coast of China has long ago
to the royal family. He was promptly arrested, only to show that an the weight of authority the beat in Market-street when the gambling which the whole of the Embassy will start for are harrowing: 738 lives were last.
It io ramcured that the Khan of Khiva bas' carned an evil notoriety. Failures are taking
and with grunt mystery. All explanation was was about equal, bis Lordship was not bound by was being carried on, was then called, but he Peking. He Excellenty does not expect to be place, and many isore are expected to follow.
refuset him. He was at once placed en routs previous depuis, as the matter could not go declined giving any evidence, stating he knew long coupled with business with the Viceroy become alarmed, and that he intends sending
bobing of the matter. However, be was enticed regarding treaty pauctore
buok the Bassis prisoners as soon as the Rus- to a Court of Error. in consequence of the decline in one or two
for Paris, and conveyed there with grout
into the withese box, and by a little coaxing No further news from Paking regarding the sian troopa enter Khiya, pedition. Carried to the palate as a traitor,
His Lordship suggested it could go to the gave the same evidence as Sergeant 600, audience queatica
LONDON, 3rd April of the favorite Stocks. How important these
be explained the jest,
The Senior Member of the French Academy Privy Council
Defcudents were sent to seven days' bard la His EXCELLENOY, in calling attention to this
12th April, 1973
The agitation in Barcelona has an beided reverses may prove we cannot-say, but when
memorandum, said he had come to the conclu has just died, at the age of 93-General Opies Mr. Drammoud said the Privy Council could bor eaol, and to be placed in the stocks half an
The adest instance of misplaced condones Iron Trade has been settled.
The wages question ie the North of England we are told that a common practice is for men sion this was the only mode in which the tat de Segur, so well known for his history of the badly be looked upon as a Court of Error, and boar at the same, tu carry the stocks there
went on to argue that cause of action had been themselves.
on record is that of a "Connectient man, who of no capital to sell for three or six months'ter could be met the memorandum was Hussing dampaign, in which be bore part as a
INLAWFUL POSSESSION OF BRANCHEN.resened another from a watery grave, only to delivery large numbers of shares which do drawn up with clicare; and if it were found general of brigade, he is the lust surviving gene defined so that at which gave plaintiff the
Wong-a-fovky a coglie, residing at Tui-wong-find that instead of bis lang lost brothar it was pecumary afterwards to alter it, this could be ral of that terrible retreat from Moszow. He grounds for is complaint, and it had also been not exist, and for which they may have to doue, but meantime he would ask the Council entered the army in 1799 as a simple bostar, defeel that four which the statute of limi- street, was charged by Clunese constable No a person to whom he owed tires dollars and pay very heavily in order to obtain thom tots express their approval and willingness to and served on bluedunald's staff at Hohenlin tutions would run (Arrowsmith and Chand. 149, with the unlawful pusssssion of a great ball for snips.
It is said that the reason Lord Lytton so fulfil their contracts; and for men of capital vote the money necessary, Meantime, if there den. He was after ride attached to Prizes ler). He ovatonded this case arose clearly aut quantily of newly out besuches.
Joseph Bonaparte, and saw servios in Italy and of contract from the charger party, the basis Complainnat said defendant was a grass cute strictly concealed the fact that be wrote “ The were any opinions, it would be destrable to ez afterwards in Spain. At the age of 32. be was of the whole matter, want that "it was not re- ter, and he had brought him up once before 1 Ooming Ruse," is; that it contains a profession press them.
The Acting COLONIAL SECRETARY read the general and went to Rosata. In 1819 he quired that there should tee sange of action, charged with catting trees, and he was convict of his faith, a profession be Alwaye abrant from winking openly. His ideal rave believe, opinions of Fatber-Raimondi and Dr. Eitel on fought on the Bhine, and took a brilliant part but that the Court should be satisfied there wased and fined gå. the subject, whigh were both favourable. The in the campaign of France. From 1848 the one." The words seemed contradictory, bat Defendant said the wood and chopper it may be recollected, in a Supreme Being, the latter gentleman suggested the desirableness of general lived in retirement. He had been elect were those of Baron Bramwell, and ocomed were given to him to carry by another AiLood, but bola no other dogman, and was
clearly to mean that the Courts would not be man,
ag religione rites. getting one recoguided set of school books for ed to the Academy in 1890.
STREET GAMBLING,
1
ARTHUR E-MOULE. ARTHUR ELWIN.
JARVIS D. VALENTINE, ROBERT PAKNEE, JARES BATES,
JAMES GALT.
The Bishop, having received
prested in se had and w the address, ed.
In the Amembly, M. Hemarat said France was obliged to act with great reserve, ne the Porto ofained the right to the interpretation of Firman.
In the House of Commons Lord Enfield de- tailed steps taken by Lord Granville, and said, ho intended that a commissiva abould sit either in London or Constantincple to examine into the matter. He added that the Portu bas ad- suitted the change of tonnage dass to be illegal, because unsanctioned.
Yet, savings passing allusion in a late bar. nese emigration was prohibited here, and the the purposes of enigration, or any other pur. 90-ordinate jurisdiction. He submitted that Bergrant No. 306, with gambling in that good will, and hoped that by puited astíon in Hours adjunrned under standing rules
ordinance should be framed accordingly. The pose whatever."
leaque, there is no public notice taken of the Acting Colonial-Secretary pointed out there Monday next, at 2.30 p.m. fact. Toung gentlemen who are well paid was emigration to the British West Indies-we and well cared for, and whose chief demerit should not probibit this.
to sell their bona fide shares to inen of straw
with similar delivery, we can easily see that
all the evils of "time-bargains" must be
present in full force. It is always "heads I
win; tails you lose and we should suppose
The CHIEF-JUETIC-Oh, well, it deea nor antter, with the other Ordinance coming..
Ultimately it was decided to leave the Chr. dionuce with the above alterations, and it was passed and numbered & of 1878,
OBATS IF AND.
promising support; but 6 o'clock arriving, the The Judicatore Bill has been referred to a Select Committe of the Lords.
PARIS, April 2nd. M. Grovy insists in resigning the Presidency of the Assembly in consequence of Members disregarding his authority.
APRIL 3rd.
The Queen visited the East End of Londen and Victoria Fark, yesterday.
The latest details of the wreck of the steamer
antia reduced the number of drowned in
500
after striking.
nelading women and children. 415 men and one child ware saved. Ibe vessel sent in deep water, a few minutes The disaster was owing to mistaking lights.
LONDON, 3rd April,
A detachment of the Khire Expedition left Kaslionk on the 16th March, accompanied by
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