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SUPRAME COUNT, June 12th.

THE DAILY PRESS FRIDAY JUNE 137a," 1875

The Attorney General, instructed by Menara Caldwell and Brereton, for the plaintiffs Me, e-Haylar instrueind. by Messrs. Sharp and

Toller for the defen unt

Berone HON. CHIEF JUSTICE SMALE produced are the same as if the country wore Aud common jny, oogaisting of hears His Work, now in the ELEVENTH Absolutely uncirilised. In cases of any diffico. McBain, Geo MacLeod, A. Millar, V. A fear of als existence, is ready for cenity arising, exactly the same answer is Pinasy I., Mendel, II. f. Lobke, and W.

given se in complained of by the Chinese in Notky. the Straits Sottiamants. British subjects in China are looked upon at home as an sssary trouble and aunoyance, and no pains whatever are taken to further their interests, or to protect their rights, although they also contribute largely by the taxes levied on their irado to the revenue of the canrtry. It would be fortunate if the Home Government could see as clearly what they are losing by this policy as the memorialists at Singapore; hut it is to be feared that they will scarcely OFbe awakened by this now-appeal, after having turned a deaf ear to so many, which have gone before,

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MEETING OF JUSTICES.

enhle past leglolation is to presont require- A meeting of junsese took place yesterday urents, I-buvo merely to point out section IV. at 11 o'clock, to onasidor the advisability of of the ongkong Emigration Ordino, granting a licenos to Mr. Virgil Farro, for the 1967," which provider for the formation of de Hotel Universe, late the Old German Club. pats for the lodging of ery intending emi- The justices present were the Ho G. May, in rant as soon as the ship to custay them is laid the chair; the Hoo. R. Rowolt, F. W. Michell, on, and to section VI of the name Ordinance. Es). M. S. Tennochy, Eng., H: B. Leninu, which staten. that every intending unigrant, Bag, S. J. Gogor, Esg, and (1. V. Orengh, Eng shall, unless exempted by the emigration offiour,. The Hon. Mr. May said at the meeting in lodge at the Zeast three clear days proviously to May the applicant patia an application for his stabarkation in the depot provided. Tr lience under Ordinance 11 of 1844. The inapplicability of these regulations to the ul juations then present dime to the oondusios tered circumstance of braizess is evident by

laut it could not be granted puder that Or simple reference to the, stanmere, say of Holt'a dinance, but as the applicant did not appear, line, which never remain three days in harbour the adjunct Ordinance 10 of 1861, under which at one time." it could be considered, could not be entered i as take it. the object of legislation regard.

ander the adjunct Orchie.

crowding, and the evils consequent therenpan, into. The applicant now appeared to applying Chiron panzers was to proveel over.

to

Evidence was then taken for the plaintiff. Captain Molin, Marive Sarveyor to the in the watter would refer to HB, the Governor. 1 Government, testified that the agreement instructions were to take everything on the to her room, and while in a drunken state go sprang ap'at the commenceincat sa denly, and but vis Saigon $7 may be considered a tuil rate."

SUSPICIOUS.

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viction

aid if those wore carried out, he could not see

what other than espcctable the bote: caulk be

the Hon. U. May, and the rest of the justices

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205

51,731

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$560

Mr. D. R. Caldwell thon testified as to bis plying that be tid traged for Sið á „month | with Capt. MoMorda also detailed the other having endeavoured to settle the winter. visits, when 25, and sabe gently 850, a month The case was then adjourned in this day, at ware deuxnded, He stated this nothing was 20 a... ever said to him about vaenting the pranii603, relasive of labour, he had spent $1,800 on the

POLICE INTELLIGENCE. June 12th. junk. The long bont was worth $50. It was built for a saptain, hat, he would not ako delivers." The gigs were worth $rand 865 respectively.

*Beroun F. W, MITCHELL, Esq.; There were 555 feet of handwriot, the value of

REFÚBAL OF DUTY. which was 75 cents per foot; 26 pleassot Ohm..

Mr. Lwis, of the Droinatio Tape, charged phur wood plankeut $1.20 per picos, &c. The vuntruet to build the schooner was for $1,500, LEONG-ACHANG U. GRANVILLE SHARK, '*. Tho Falta of all the articles, irrespective of the Mr. Giljat, belonging to the Troupe, with The Attorney-General safed the case for schooper, was about $560. [Witness was bere osoberliuntion and refacal of duty, in that #goul to look at the wooth? ile said it was he refused to obey the lawful orders of his wife, the plauit as follows:

The plisit. Long-a-hong, a shipowner, only god for firewo; but the schooner was and witfully neglected to act at the par earing on usiacse in the E Yum shop, not built with wood like that. It conseted formanes at the City Hall, and also with

The Hon, R. Roweth opposed. the licenes but the direct effect of the present construction brought in notion of illegal distres fer goods abiety of Singapore hard wood and China parenting others ander bin from so doing.

the piano removed on to the stare, and the being granted, ou the grounds that to allow of the ordinances is netarily to canse more. which were wrongfully sized, and agid for af samphor wood. The wood was good, goand Complemus said that bis wife asked to have very all sum, The circumstances wore that wed.

One-ind.The piece of ground ran defendant would neither do it himself nor let an hotel, to be in the locality, was erly in-on.ding than there would otherwise be, and in 1872 plaintiff got an order from Mr. Barnes to hold a hour for the sun of $1,800, and alongside his ovu ile had not mudo ase of it there do it, but called them away from the pressing the nuisance already there. The this intend to prove in the subsequent paras The Barbour-Master's Steport for 1972; withi altaine Jense from Captain MeMardo to without paying rent, or before making this stage, no that the piano should not he removed, locality teas a disgrace to the Colony, The Danio grapte build it on a piece of wiste properly; the agreement. He had not rented it from Mr. W. The performance at the time was going on, and of Wyndham-street was brooming a byword rent fer the land to be $.0 a month; and, Davia at 850, or from any one. He had not when the first set was over and necessitated and place of notoriety, since the constant in-a list of all the Chinese passenger ships which be paid the rent for the first mouth, in bagno te build dhe rehsoner before he übtained the curtain to be dropped, neither the defondant crease of prostitutes had taken up their habitulered from Hongkong, appeared in the Ge tending to continue doing The second permission from Mr. Modlarde Tao agree nor any of his men were to be found, and one tion, there. They were gradually driving all verument Gazette of 5th March. For 8m monta defendant came and said he had bought inant bearing date a stamp of ad November, of the performers had to lovu the stage and respectable people out of the neighbourhood. Francisco there were 18 regnels. Fur Bangkok the land, anti would not allow plaintiff to was here shown witnesse aid it was over drop the curtain. -Defendant had jonnd him und nu sobner does house berge emply by 3, Ear Portland 4, for Australia and New Zea Continue on it for less than $15. The defendant a month before he began to brill it after boat Calcutta, and hul behaved himself tolerably a respectable pergen leaving it, are or toore of land for Manila 7 for Saigon 13. for Singa Ile fit intended towell, though he was there compelled once to these prostitutes late, the home. He felt pore cis Saigon 20, amounting an all to 100 took no slepu, to seenre ejeclarat, bnz waited sado the ngreement,

Defendant, ashamed to give bis address as Wyndhan-treat, vessels. It is to the last two cheers that I till the soboaner yes nearly Anished, and then build on his own ground, but fading Bajue di-take bin before the magistrate.

a shame that the Government and the Magis passengers and the 32 vessels direct for pooseed dawn on the vessel and everything else, enlty about labing, he determined to ukoreaver, bad locked ng all the tools, both bis the locality bad arbol so bad a me, it was with call accution. The average number at and sold them by anotion, The defendant had Captain MeMerdo. A plan was shown to own and those belonging to the company. He before this successively claimed $25, and sub-witness, according to which it was impossible could not say real defendant was drunk, but rates had allowed the place to herome what it Singapore was 212, but in the list of shipa observed that he had been drinking. He paid has a great stay that respectable people there is not one belonging to the P. and O. weckt neighbourhood becoming, and-lieing slowed to smullerlines that ply up and down the China sequently $50 a month. receiving a refusal to lazuch from his ground, from plaintiff a time. Finally, he sant Me Hayllar proposed to put in evidence an hin 28 per week, and found him in board and should be driven out of their houses through the Company, to Holt's line, or to several of the a chi for so low that $620, and to scoure Award by Hir. Jack, with reference to the con- lodging. He had only three days in pence, the plaintiff, after consulting a lawyer, tract hotwaon Bars and the plaintiff. The perform, and the root he wasnt liberty to do become, the habitation of a noisy lot of prosti- Sen. Tho Terage number of pissenters ou tates and the resort of tipplers. He would board vessels bound for Bingapore sis Baigon, offered to pay 818-The male took place near award nas real, subject, however, to an objection as he liked with on those days he had ne o -An ingnert was beld yesterday afternoone Geworks: 3 had place for setting, and by the Attorney-General, which was noted. It jaction to his making nec of drink na frooly se strongly ohjest to a licence being granted to was 214, but of those the average nomber for before A. bister, Esq., corner, and a juy cou- aisting of Messrs. C. Krebs, F. J. Y. Jorge and although the bout was in the opinior of con- sat forth that the work was inferior, and would he liked, but whon duty wos required of bin, be the hotel, as it would be the mosting place of Saigon was, 119, and for Singapore 102, and Becke, on the body of Chinamas whose petent wiinoces, worth $1,400, she sold for the not be passed by a Buropean abipwright; that wanted him to be there to do it. Defeudeat tipplers, sud all others who frequented the theas veandle thera does not appear the une was traknown, who was found in a dying of $350, and a long bout old for $3, a gin the material wis subject to dry at throughout, had a way, when he refired duty; tn drag others bouses of prostitutes, and rows and noises name of a single one belonging to the Mras state rear Alount Daria, o ile Fok-fu-lou-rond, $150-such being the kind of sacrifice wade. The awarder considered that the one hand way from it also, and if he did not intend to would he the result. If it was grinted, as sure gorice Company. The inferences which I draw, fd been broken by the do duty better than be thad been doing, it was se be lived, he would immediately complain ou from the fact that so many of the very largest

to it. He had beer firing ten yeura n Lake Ohinese pancurors are tw and carered to the Civil Hospital, where he The plaintiff took an inventory of the things, the contrast

1st-That he trouble and annoyance cansed expired shortly after durission. The medical and it appeared that the implemente, &. firet instalment not being paid by Mr. Barnes, no use for him to keep him on, to be paying the first noise made, and try to have a stop pist and finest vessels that ran upon the dust do not

Witness

Defendant said he was echinist, and ench in the house he resided in, and in conse

by coutorming to legislative requirements teatimony showed that he bad died from the were worth $600 alone. The plaintiff's case and on the other it was broken throw-th the for a man he could not trust 10,

ar greater than it will pay them to submit effects of opium, and the Jury returned a verdic! Was that there was no relation of landlord and bad workmanship sad material..

tenant, und exsequently defendant's claim said it woolt take five moss to complete the he agreed to be when he entered into the aur queroe of the notoriety of the locality, wh of felo da se

was for pee and occupation; but he was not beat. He denied resolving any notice to quit rice of complainant, and to remove oups and thinking seriously about leaving the neighbont

2nd. That as legislative requirements havo Isassed the number of vessels willing to da inquest me to have been bald yesterday justified in pouncing down on the property in the kind on the 4th durch from a mutuated ascens, or piance, was none of his work. To bord. Dr. Dols, and another gentleman who on the body of a man noued nt-a-yow, whoku way be did. The learn d Atursey then, Akui, and be also leated receivjar verbal notice drop the curtains and remove acesory was bis lived near, were looking out for Hanses; they

curry passengers, the passengers on board those Fonsels which are still willing to carry win-pitched out of hie bort, together with bres detailed tlie various counts, which set forth from Mr. Sharp to quit ou leth January work, and of those under bim, and when it was asserting they could stand it no longer, Nesto Leca spoken tu first, and 1ot Ibuas ander bin. living, whose bonae leo wa averlooked by Dr. others, while guing astera of the Danish brig the usual piene of excessive distraint, &c., and the contrary, Mr. Sharp asked him to get to be done, he was the person who should have his garden, there is one of these prostitutes

Duds and other gentleman, who complained them are more crowded than they would

otherwise Lc. Jylland, being towed by the Fame into Kowloon so that plaintiff was not a tenant-maintain antler want to occupy the ground.

Za mply to the Attorney-General, witnes Complainant kad ordered him off the stage.

Defendant, after a few remarks from, the bitterly. Nightly was drunkenness carried on

The enza of passenger steamers direct to Dock. His three companions were aayed, but ing that on the latter en avion of trespines

bench on his conduct, yus foed-in the sum of at her bouse, and toe people who frequented be back and was drowned. The accident was, would fie according to the statute 1 would mid be bad refused $1,000 for the best. He

the house joined her in making the moal bribe Singapore is not quite so bad as those whiob go- it appears, attributable to deceased'e bad steer be for the jury to say what would be a fair asked $1,600.

£1.

Boise, Fo that it was impossible to sleep or get via Sigun, but as they re but exceedingly FOOR BECOMPENSE. ing. The Croner said that so the body had compensation, if it appeared there had been

The or ruus way in which they are taxed. been buried the inquest must be adjourned. uur illegal distress.

in consequence of instructions from defendant asama named Francia Hayes was charged ny peace. The magistrates abould do some, bad, I subjoin statements to show the mou Mr. M. S. Todochy said that these bonas dinary fare to Singapore direct is $8 per head, He we losth on annitary grounds to have

He seised a yacht, several small boat, &. His by, an inmate of brothel No. 170, with coming thing in this matter. bodia xhamed, and before proceeding forther

ting ap and attempting to break her dressing

there were one or two there before it was known. As ahore steto the arenage number of direct to me the suri at West Point was made ground.

To Mr. Haglas.-At the time of the district casc and everything in her room, and in sac- Hankow cat

$1,93 by HALL & HOLT and KELLY

they might stay, providing they behaved them grong We learn from a reliable source the between bimaolf and the plaintiff in January, Tliver Forty,

& Co., Sharhaa

partienlars of a collision of a serions - 1872, and was to the effect that plaintiff should there was a kid of trench, Ritable for launch-ceeding in breaking up an unbrella, in away Complatzte bad, been made, but it was agreed procongera in 1872 we 463, yielding

that it could not be repaired

The barges entiles by legisla NagasakiTHE C. & J. TRADING CO.

Mr. Hayllar, for the defendant, taid the case ture, that occured in the harbour between have the use of it during the tiase required to ing a vessel of this kind.

Defendant said he was drunk, and some per.selves, and made w noise. Since that the

tion are: Stamp on letter of Hiogo, Osaka Tax C. & J. TRADING CO.

application.......$25 ure right to carry on unlicensed brothels than Yuhh.....Mesare, LAND, Cwroen & Ce.tbd steuner Glendarrook and the French build the boat, on paying the Government

the Chinese bad, and whenover any complainte Stamp grantingof application 25 Mr. E. J. Sloss, Japon Gaselle torque Purane. It took pige a Kule and rent a receipt for $10 by Mr. Abofore the Jury, anying it and two aspects the son threw the mabrella on to him, he there they had increased. It was time they had no

Defendant was fired $1, and was ordered to

Stamp on entering into a bond 10 fore 6 p.m. on the 11th instant, when the Cuesta, plaintiff's agent, was put in Witness one legal, and the other seatinental and abusive.got up and embed it.

to attend bis office and after warning them. Marine Surveyora cortifiante... 16 Glendarroch was steaming out of barbour, and could not say positively whether it was the His friend said that Mr. Sharp laid by and

told them that nnless they bokaved they world dical Inspection of 242 pas- Ented the Franch barque, which was at anchor, rereips for the Crown rent; but it appear waited for the completion of this valuable batmake amends, $1.50, to complainant, for the Tere acut to him. be ordered the partica forward on the port side, fujuring the hull and that the Oconsel for plaintif was instructed and petuced down upon it. This clurge totul destruction of her 8 umbrella.

was gaite nnjustifiably, and it was not at all

be placed on the ame inating as the Ubinese, senges, and say of crew, 25

158 'couta euch.... carrying of the entire bosseprit and part of that it was,

Un cross-enuination be Mr. Hayler, witness likely that say one would bold back bis

Wong-a-hing, a man recognised as having He was of the opinion that they should be sout

Licensed passage broker 942 t The bowe, together with all the forward rig.

25 cante...*** cine, some of the spora falling into the road a lotter in which he acknowledged that the claim in any auch manner. The evidence of Clendarroch, sad, to jutge from the cries whist agreement with she Chinuman we that the the plaintiff hingelf world show that ample been in gol before for six months, for attempt-out of that neighbon-hood, ant he would ad. were heard, apparently sorerely injuring Ch naman was to pay $10 a month during the notice had been given. The fast was, Alenging to deroy a women way, was arrested in viss them to leave. Some of them would 3-att. them loosted in some place where they would on board. The steamer, notwithstanding this, balding of the boat, which the placutiff anti-and for your been using the ground which was Square-street, Taipingahan, by Chinese class take the bint, and sleur ont of the Colour. continued her course. We understand the cipated would take between two and three adjacent to his own, and itwould be ahearn stable. No. 170, sauntering about at a very late all gethor. He would, however, attempt to get

months, From another note it appeared that that the bout was in curve of construction hour of the night, without puss or light..

Defendant said he was employed by a sapan give the least annoya neo, wter will be the subject of official investiga the date of thungrient with plaintif was the when the agreement for the land was made

The Hon. H. Rivett said earsething should so that on à greas earning of $1,834, the ship. tion shortly.

10th December, 1871. He had received letters with Captain McMurdo, Mr. Sharp having wood shop at Weat Poins, and left bone for the

The average number of Singapore parties Yesterday, a serious riot occurred in the Cen from the defensazy asking him to enake purchased the land, went down the same day purpose of paying a debt. He had paid the mt be done at once by the Magistratas, to get or owner has to pay $205, equal to fully 103 trl-market. Some buteeds of fabermen and survey of the bont. He had not; however, made saw the bout, an gare the man utice to quity, and having been detained longer than beder in the neighborbo, and not lete it to per cost,

gross fishangers turned out with clippers, sleavers, by appraisement, though he had frequently the 18th February. He bad nabice to quit, thought, he was arrested whilst on this way wspectable people busing to come up to the

The Stamps and Certificate aro the book, stones, and opatere shells, and toon the boat. ffe ad had conversations with and if he had been really going on with the boat bome again. He admitted he had seen in gao Court to appes against them, to obtain a rea-via Saigon was 13 par vessel, at $7, yiekling

Mir. M. S. Tunaochy said there waA TO, Deces.

saune ne above stated for Singapore, charge of the market, heating and hacking at the plaintiff, but did not admit that they were would have bad ample the to finish it, Almost hubo was honestly employed before, and was

The master of the sygwood shop stated de nity for that, a note to his office would soon

Any $8 every one they come suust. Another gang of with vertice to the value at the boat. In from January to the time the bout was sold, s0 HDRY.

had never been on board of bur, and could not it was being left bere entoochel, and was rot-

The flon. O, y d he did not are what bit the whole of the Saigen passengers some hundreds or so of the, coulie and oufizu

Et the have to undergo a medical inumina. boatmen clase uleo urmed themarives sparast sat ber valor. He did not reelect clling ting. By reference to Mr. Jack's report, it was fendant bad been in bis employ eight years, rectify matters, wilbon appearing.

thisia houses had to do with the bo'l de sentant that the hout was th so meh-fire clearly pointed out that the boat had dry rot during which time he remembered he had been theeo, when a desperate battle ensued. Five

SL [Vilcom Lue piece of wood,] throughout. It would be down that "than

The defendant was recognised us having been adjunct leendo was gersted, and these in.tion, and the average number was 211,

famons houses of, prostitution raunved, the und any 30 of urow, ut. 25 cents..... were severely wonded and backed about,

Lioned passage broker, 102 at 25 THI memorial which was presented by the were sent to the Tungwa Hospitel. Some de thunght thuy kukei fike Muuila wood, but award was supported by ample testimony, brought up by Inspector, King, before Mr. F.

place would be respectable cough, The Hotel

25 ing to push of a defectiva bolt on Mr. Barnes W. Mitchell, burgal with decoying a wonas Chinese Communities in the Straits Settle of them it is thought may not to the all got be positive. It quened in very good that there was no comb the plaintiff way try-

Mr. flaylar-Shaker! Now is it not rotten Mr. Sharp finding the may stating on his way runt No. 93 brothel, in Square Street, an D'Europe was a respetable place. The Honetale bents to H.. Governor Os, on the eve of night out. Te Europeans were also very condition. One pieca was a buttssakeo.”

nearly uidered at the scene, being

property, itt auce gave hin ample notice to quit te rd April, 1972, and was sending her. C. May then read the adjunct licence rulce, and his departure, is well worthy of attection. It the market at the time. A strong body throughout?

Witness looked again at it carefully, and said on the Du Fabrics, and afterwards the Stag-p for $10. Defendant in that are

Mr. &. I. Gower was of the anne opinion нa is u doenment having a singular signideance of police tarned out, and twenty-two of the

In this case the shipowner in inuleted U14 per as coming from a large number of well-in-ilant ware apprehended. The riot appears to be thighs it shaken. It wus uct valueless, plaintiff bad notice bibus he had not leit, if he was sent to three months' bed labour, and or have originated in the fabermen coming in with bus that particular piece was such that be liked to pay 800, be cold step as his tonen dered to find scavity for three months more, formed Chinese, and containing the very their boats, and cutting away the garge boat would not build a bout with t He would not but if not he would have to pay 850 a month. failing which he served the whole of the time,

prodece un instance in which each gross ex the prostitutes. arpacients which lava buon où les gāzanoed men, a provost the action, who ware disallow a pie like that the pitia. It when English lice set the end we discharged on the List Gotober. The concurred, though admitting the "naissnectart on the gross eary hips of his ship, nad I Defendeal was told he was one of-a alone Mr. F. W. Mitekell then read a paper to the fortion is practised by any civilized govern- in favour of Great Britain, tubag steps to charging then inte Messrs. Arabold, Kartorg just possible it was better incide. Cannot state time to the name clect. As to why Mr. Sharp security required in the case were two, at 240 annoyance in the neighborhood caused by think I any safety challenge our officials in

& Co.'s godowns, and the cooling not Eling their heter that is Japanese osk. Tupanese oak, did not issue a writ of ejectment. Mr. aplier cadh.

I do not advocate the total abolition of all secure progress for her trade in China, and work interupted, and the cargo boat people is not generally approved of. Dies not resaid there was the man's boat, and it was only

siderad Jangerous to the peace and good order Tue applicant was asked to make any re supervision, as it may be very neoreury in long which have been so long and jeistently refusing to allow the fishermen to bring their Colkert walking down towards the Bus Home, reasonable to lat him have time to do so; but who should be very particular is not breasing teeing, purporting to be the recommendations ment

fish across the curgo, the faliermen and fish and telling Mr. Share the lat wat not tinamus ke, plaintiff does nothing, and only the Ordinance, na be priviously had been un-of the applival,

after the award by Mr. Barneson the 22nd July, ignored, or opposed, not only by the Chinese, mongers turned out, and took the las into their ure than $20 to $300. He always avoided | months after wishes to come is terots-y of the Colony, and ealted upon to And beary marks he wished un what he had heard said, in voyages, but when fe present regulacione are

seksversaltanz on the subject with Me Shorp.

mute tue crowding of skips in such short Applicant said tahai expended & large en but a largo and by no means nuutellectual own hands, when the other eide uko armed

Fexamine The injury in the wood might 1872. In Au-ost only he thought to do some rarity. His Worship informed she defendant reference to the neizbarbord and his hanse. 86 aubversive of all freedom, and netually pro- class at home. The Chinese residents in the themselves.

result from its being placed in an exposed thing, instead o. frankly offering the $0 na to be would now be tined as heavily as the

tion; but first class wood would my be could have done before; t after all that Ordinance (14 of 1870, un revised in council of money to beau fy the establishment, and to voyage us from here to Singapore it is high Struts Settlements desire to press upon

taken to have consented 16th September, 1871) would permit, and be make it one of the best hotels in the Colony, Line Bure change should be wide. Can any ccrue o injured.

At Hanghai he kept the Sweetment Custle regson be given that will baie a moment's con- couse here to sideration, why a passenger ship abould pay. Governor Oer that trade with badly govern-

To the Court, witnese sail be would swear to the $50 a month. 1ere was no protence called upon to fined security also.

Defendant was fined in the sum of $50, or Hotel," and was induced ed and semi-barbarous countries withent pro-

REUTER'S. TELEGRAMS.

that to the best of his recollections be did not that he was to have it at $10 a month, as was say that the boat as warth so unch rewood. rendered by the plaintif. The arrangement will one month's hard labor, and ordered to find east op in business, it having been impressed on $50, and a general cargo ship should not pay tection is an impossibility, and traz vast op-

Mr. Risch, shipbuilder Sarveyed to Mr. MeMardo was nothing to Mr. Sharp, and entity in two huneekeepers, $25 each, forbim to be mach better than where he was that am De can any reason whatever be SUPPLIED TO THE DAILY PRESS."

He consequently sold all out, and, unde extiven for the employment of a passenger broker, portamities must be lost for compered between

hooner at the request of Fricket & Co, when it was understood that it should only last about anctuer three months.

tensisa pürel ases of things necessary for who is not the charterer of the ship ?

Er requires very little legislation to put the the Straits Settlements and the neighbour.

LONDON, 9th June, 1873. abe was on the stocks at West Point. This was three monthe. Mr. Hugitur contended that the

Inspector King charged Chun-e-loy, mistrees large establish most in this Colony, He settled

on the place he had without knowing the abole trade upon satisfactory footing, be ingplanos, if the British Government continue The Alexandra Palace, at Muswell H, bs on the 24th March. She did not buar evidence utmost that they could be called upon to pay to withhold all protection to the natives who been completely destroyed by fire, in two hours. of being recently altered. He velded barnt on the gehauer was the courant price, and it of brot hot No. 17. Ens etreet, with disfiguring locality, sud he would only be too happy to get cause section XL, of the "longkong Emigra-

appeared that only whent $300 of work bad bean an inmate in her brothel, naised Kwok-a-cboy, En Russell has introduced a Bill for the $1,100, as she stood.

bie intention to have a quiet place, and a most the Governor may exempt from the operation are engaged in the traffic. The uarialists better Government of Ireland.

In reply tohir. Haylar, witnessstated she was done un her, the decking not being completed on the face, by applying soine kind of burning those people ronna shont removed. It was ton Ordinance, 1870, expressly provides tint not enppered. Ele examined the timbers and he laid dress on Mr. Jack's statement in the acid to her whilst asleep. ask for no special monopolies or privileges.

Kwok-a-choy, an innate in the brothel, r-respectable hotel, and to prevent any from using of this Ordianneo any mail stemmere of her

his establishment who were Bot B

vessels, which are anbject to the provisions of The Spanish Corter has re-chested the old niety. It was difficulty to say what wood they award, that the vesset had "dry 1ot through -All they desire is, that the privileges of being

The justices, after due consideration, and the "Obincas Inszenger Act, 1985" provided ministry.

were probably Japanese usk. They were all out." She could after that maly be used achared, said on Monday last st 8 p.m. she went sound. He recommended a great many altera-barbour-going vessel; and she was nuly valon board a ship in the harbour to see a cook the llon. B. Rowett having withdrawn his at the Chinese passengers proceeding in anch British subels may bo uphell, sad that due

Hongkong, 17th June, 1979.

ble at all if someone were willing to spend a and as the captain came on board while she protection shall be affurled to them. They say that in many of the Malay States the THE HONGKONG PIEL AND GODOWN c. Davran, shipbuilder, acting arcretary burge amount of money to make her fit for any was in the cabin, she could not get out aaxt objection, granted an adjnost iconso, after vessela be free emigrants, and under no con-

Under these roumstances, pressure morsing, and had to sit aut the evening, applicant had been duly warned. of the Hongkong Dock Company, had seen the thing.

Applicant further remarked be bad nu COMPANY, LIMITED. Rajah is so weak as to be unable to command Report of directors, to be submitted to the se. bout some forty time. Had not examined ber being put mouth after month on plaintiff, it after the Captain had left. She then went to respect from his subjects, and that thesecond renel weeting of shareholders, to be critically, but for curiosity had done so several would be shown that in Tusy, this year, the the brothel, when the defendant dreadfully partzer with him he bad not bad any agro- countries mest fall into chronic anarchy, ex-bed at the Company's head office. No. es. He thought the boat worth $1,150 to mas promised to pay $300 down to settle the based ber. She went to bed tout night, and went drawn up with Mr. JSaeph Kermeulen, Queen's road Central, on Saturday, the 14tb 1.200, about a fortnigbi previous to the question. This was because he was going to ata.m. on Wednesday she astute up feeling and he did not want him in the business; be launching of her. She was not then copparel laurob the seal. He broke his promise, brought something at her mouth and face. She then cept Great Britain use her induces to main- day of June, 1973.

The goestruction of the Pier and Godownsouy the clean wood. Such a wohooner fully unthing, the $300 did not come, and Mr. Sharp felt some liquid go all over ber face, which at in order. It is very noticeable that the

finding that way ling being made to launch once began to burn. the reported to Inspector Chinesa traders in the Straits recognise that being completed, so far as is at present intendeanstructed would be worth $3,500 to $3,700,

In grass-examination, witness stated the work the vessel, pat lo a distress. He had tried to King, and she was at once taken to the Civil ed; the directors now beg to submit a Financial statement, shewing the entire catlay, and the on the bost appeared to be standing still.several make an amicable settlement through Mr. D. Hospital. After arriving there her face began expenses attendant upon the working of the morts. This would depreciate her a little, R. Caldwell, when the man said "ue bid not blister up all over. On her retard from the Pier, from the 1st flctober, 1872, up to the 91st but she was well protected. The two square money, and Mr. Sharp's only course was to all ship she learned that defendant had made a re- May, 1878.

pieces of timber in Court were either Japanese it, and on this the plaintiff put in his distress,

at the Registrar-General's office. Sho was sure with a baud of muse playing by moonlight, It was considered advisable to open the Peruas or very like it. The woud was very m-as if he did not take the bust he would before port that she hud aberonded; thisreportske made would be to have & promenade on the wharf. LOSS OF THE "DRUMMOND CASTLE." and Godowns for business in October last, be different at present About bait of timber long have nothing to take. Looking at the the defendant had epiled the burning dron and a lot of seats arranged it the sides for News) is the evidence taken by the Naval ing some time before their actual sompletion; much as that would be worthless to build. Ja-plain unvarnished facts, it seemed that the plain her face whilst she was asleep, as she had often visitors and shareholders to sit down on; in 12 and the shareholders will perceive by reference gusese timber is gas for shipbuilding it not tiff did not deserve any of the sympathy which threatened she would poison her, and had done fact, make a scrb of ceplanado of it, like the one Such is the general drift of this document, to the following table that the Company's brei destroyed before it is used, by being exposed to bis learned friend'o atle spach might evoke so the night previone. A great many of the Brighton. I dare say some one could be which is certainly very remarcabin as coming tess has gradually and steadily increased, from wind and weather. The effect of this is to apht for him. Everything bad beco done that blisters had diappeared since being under the found among us bading from that Qeoon of

it all up, and wakes it very soon take dry etwas positiu 10 settle the matter, but the plain treatment of Dr. Wbarry.

watering places, who would know how the Defendent said or Monday last the co-ornamental part of it should be arranged. They W. H. MEDHURST, Fey. H. 1. M. Consul, from a body of Chides, and shows what month to month, since

14 tabte bere follows detailing the vessels The dry rot takes the wood all through, begin facts were that the man had an idea that he had

ning at the bear, He would judge the spia kiud of vested interest in the land adjacent his plainant left the brothel without informing might charge 50 sente admission, or $2 per Nay Lient. HELST. H. B. M. Cadets. great and unexpected changes time and cir- which haro uset the wharf.]

The Pier und Godowns are acs eatively commens had been exposed five or six years to the wa, and being very rexed at being stopped in bar, where she was going, and so she did not week, and make a good thing out of it, I um Cups, HoCKIN, P: & U. steamer Staudu

this, coupled with his loss on the frost, be return, she reported it. The same day he and sure lots of people, fashionable people, I meus, cumstances will work. It also is somewhat

RexmineIf the boat lead dry rot in it, brought this action against Mr. Sharp. The humiliating as showing the degree to which pleted and in working order, and the directors wind and weather.

hope that from the thorough and substantial

brought to her by two Malay woken, and she

I sun, yours truly,

FIFTY DISCOUNT. Great Britain has abandona ber former manner in which the Godowns are built, few, if he would bare discovered it at ones, but it was learried gentleman thas proceeded to review the the report, Tuesday, the complainant was would be aly too glad to pay it.

declaration in detall. Rejecting the plou of onty asked her where she bad been. sound as far as he could ser.

Inspector James King, sworn, stated at 4.30

Hoogkong, 12th June, 1873, policy, and the vast injury which has been any, repairs will be necessary for some yeaTE.

To the Court. He examined the host from a excessive distraint, he urged that thera Great care has been bestowed upon the con-

CHINESE PASSENGERS inflicted upon large portions of her subjects struption of the Fier, and there is every reason see looking over the gunwale, but did not go was, besides the sooner, nothing but Today afternoon defendant came to bim rotting boste on the land, and the tools, and said that out of beri giria, named Kwok-n

TO THE FDITON OF THE" DAILY FEESS." by so doing former times, too," say to believe that no injury will occur from hede.

Mr. Ward,resident carpenter to the P.&O.Co. which wore a few old things not being used at choy, bad run away. Soon after this Mr. Lee,

SIE-My attention has recently beep called the Chinese memorialists, "the Governora. Typhoon. Some of the Files have been driven

apwards of is year and a half, and no far as can went to inspect the vessel to ascertain whether the time. The measure of damage in Destant Inspector of Brothels, told him abe of these Settlements were Fathers, be ascertained by the most careful examination, she would do for a coal hut. He had not exam- of distraint without appraisement, in the hud returand. At 11 am the next morning,to this subject, and the regulations in force 1 and the Fajaks of each Malay State as their they hare entirely resisted the attack of the ined her munatoly, as she was too small for real value of the goods minus the root. In his the defendant's partner came to him, and said consider to be a obaulete and oppressive, bat fate, which was No., we lost. On the their purpose, She was regularly butt and case there was actly to damage, we the raptabe wanted to take the me of Keroka choy they should at once be revised and amended. 30th of blay, at 8.30 p., dicaturged the pilat Children; the Children followed their Father's e-worm.

Owing to the large number of stures un bisekened over, so that be could not see the dua was very much in excess of the value of of the list. He told her it could not be done The whole legislation is based upon the In-inside the ligatubip, which we passed at pm. without she was present. At 12 noon be reperial Chinese Passenger Act" of 1955, The The night was clear and the wind light from examples, but we do not hear now of thisisened, your directors were compelled, in ac wood. Ile thought bar wirth about $1,400 on the goude. A technical error had been com.

Had the been 30 tons larger, would mitted in the sale of the goods without aptaract again, with Kwok-choy, the complain- date of this Act is suficient of itself to show to the SE. At 11.20 Gutzlaff bore W, about a mile. state of affairs existing. If any British subcordance with Artiole 77, Clause 3, to raise she was,

une thing, from the fact that the rent dae wAB a fen blisters on one side of her face. He beyond a very few years, that nearly the whole ward, and bhaled up for the south end of Morrison jaland. At 15 a.m. on the Bist, the jeet (or wealthy merchant dwelling under, funds on mortgags, in order to complete the bave recommended the Company to pay $4,000. praisemest, but the matter came back to the nut, and he anw the girl was disfigured with anyone, who has been resident in the Colour Found the ourwat was sorting to the west-

construction, the interest on which form The wood nine of a low oina.

To Mr. Hayllar-If the timber was full of suara than the value of the property

sked her how she came by it, and she said it of the conditions under which that Act was and obeying British law) should now in heavy addition, for the prosent, to the Com.

Mr. Huyllar then called Mr. J, Binobonuld, shipwright, who testified was done to her in ber sleep. He took her to framed, have been shanged by the satelitutionth end of Morrison island bore N. ations the Civil. Hospital, and Dr. Whurry communi. of steamers for mailing vessale in almost every of a mile. We passed a little to the south carrying en commercial relations with the pang's inhibities, but now that the Pier is in dry rot ale would only be fit for the Harbour. fall working order, it is confidently hoped that If she had bean, nobody would have bought ber Chief of a State be injured, deceived, or the incomings will continue to increase if he could do without her. He thought tho that tire sobourer was being made of Japan

the defendant arrested, as some corrosive acid passanger shipa ought of itself to bave produced they bearing N. At 1. wo passed between plaudered by such Chief, or by pue of the Although the working accounts so fur show was blackened up to preserve it. It would not oak, which was not desirable kind. The botted with Mr. Tonnosky, with a riew of having voyage. This change in the character of the end of the islets to the east af Davis'e islet, smallest of his beadmen, he can get to redress. loss, the gross earnings of the Pier and be possible to detect dry rot without ornitiing mast have been over a year in construction had been used to disfigure the girl. He knew ohanges in the regulations affecting these Davis' isle and the island to the westward, jost Godowns having amounted to $13,29159, and, it. A piece of wood was bere put into witness's in an ordinary way it might be done in three sa more of the case, but would remark that he ships, but beyond allearing, what enact he waking out the land. We then steered S.E. Although British subject, or obeying as will be seen from profit and loss account, band). It seemed like the piece he gave to, moulle-Di- not see uny 190 working from bad suspicions of defendant, as all mistresses denied, that Saigon and Manila are within by E., to clear the islete east of Chinsich

little bolore Mr Jak's survey util

tions of the north star to correct the compass, British laws, dwelling in these Settlements the loss on their working to 25,958.48)-the Mr. Sharp, The P.&O. and bought a log from a

The girl could get The Puasaga Brokers Ordinarce," No. 1 and the result was that I found the compasses and contributing his share to their Revenue, shareholders must bear in mind that the pra Abang. It was bought sa sound wood, and she was launched. The boats in the yard of bruttale knew that the names of girls could secon oficial days steaming from Hongkong, 30 During the run down I took several observa

ject is in its infancy, and, as instanced by no paid for. It was sound with the exception were not worth rery such. He would not im not be taken off the list anless the girl change has been made, if this man complain to the Goverancnt, similar undertakings at Singapore, Suanghai, of within Sor 10 ft of the end, and on cae side. self like to give 13 for the long bost. There it done herself, but the mistress could not do it of 1557, ne at present worked in regard to were 11 points out westerly deviation. We trusting to get redress for his injury from elsewhere, snccera ou only be gradual, ua It was used for the purpose be bought it. He might be worth of fireweed. The gigs want alone. The defendant did not bring the girl, steamers, is simply abeced. The sworn brokers passed several fabing bouts at anchor beading

After passing Gutzlaff, the Malay Rajah or heiman, the Govern the pablic become accustomed to a new system, had told defendant the wood was in part un- for all they were worth, and he would not have but came herself, and tried to get the name off do not pronare passengers at all. They merely to the S., showin the tide was Bowing N.

bought the logs at the price giren, namely, he list. When be brought the girl to the give their names and go through the formali W. at the tire. and begin to appreciate the advantages it sound, and given him the piece in Unnet.

4. F. Smith, partoer in Frickel & Coa, tes $10.80. The only oak there was Japan pak, for You went to that country expecting to, ob-

The expenses so far have been beavy, but tied that they bought the schooner when old which be would give nothing, except for fre Centralstation, he saw some white powder ties that are required by Legislation. The pro-ame ou fagry. The fog lifted occasimally. something to reference to it. The white powder the cases which appear to be contemplated by about 3, when we saw led on the star. tain large profits, sturulure you must expect now that construction is completed, the disce at auction by Mr. Armstrong he was not in wood. The wood is Court was Japan osk, and the carriage of the girl, and the girl baid visions of this Drdinance may be very good in and we kept ou the same rate of speed until for the special purpose of despatching thematopped the engines. After looking for a few would be analysed. great trouble and risk. he shoult after bera intend to make considerable reduction inspected professionally before she suction, but was similar to what was in the yard. Thought was retained by Dr. Whurry, and doubtless it, viz., where Chinese firme oberter ship board bow, undered the heir to starbaard, and

the monthly atlay, and with ap increasing witness did not go himself. He paid $850 for! 8330 for the schouder was about as much as abe

The case was thes remanded till Mouday with a cargo of emigrants but they apiputes, Leaw the lend open about 2 printe wards apply to this Rajah or petty Chief of basines it is to be hoped that the undertaking ber. Mr. Rob inspected her immediately af-was worth. He would eat have giren $350

reign-owned steamers are not placed upon the Chiesan. I telegraphed to go aband slow. strack near the star the State where be line beer plunderad or will eventually bring in a fair return to theter, and in consequence of bis at vice had ber unless he wanted her for a special purpose Hesert, at noon, for the appearance of Dr. pear to be perfectly useless in casos where fo on the starboard bow. It was the taless of

shareholders, and at the same time prove to be finished. The completion of ter cost about bad not offered $1000 for the bost, as stated by harry, and other evidence.

The defendant was admitted to bail in two berth specially to load with Chinese passengers, Almost immediately

but are willing to take as many as offer them boarn fore-rigging, apparently about the bilge. injured, and talk of redress, this Rajah of of tunt advantage to the trade of the Colony $1,500, to complets her without capstan or sails. Abang. Ang wanted him to bay be when

Sho is in their possesion now. Can't speak as completed for that sam.. Siwa tenob dog for arctics, $75 each.

selves without delaying the departure of the The propeller again struck as she was sharing Putty Chief, (knowing that Great Britain doos that ita projectors anticipated.

to the wood, sa’ho ja not su expert,

| lanachity the boat.

ahip, and merely to increast ber earning slight.cf the rock. The main islets appeared to be Ors-examined-de would have paid not now protect or foster her lawfully trading

Ta neerdance with Article 54, two Directors. Cross-Lined.We only see her for har

Bhe roalt be A mine of Epsom salt's has been discovered ty. This is brugt ont more clearly by the about a mile off, the western island bearing subjects), treats the affair as of ne consequence, viz. Mesare, H. Locock and C. Bertrand, rebour purposes Do not remember whether $1,000 for her tor a purpɔm

To give $1,000 in Minnesota. The sanitary advantages of the fro that as a rule, the steamers would leave about S.W. 1 rept the helm to starboard, ap and throws the complaint aside as unworthy tire from office, but are eligible for re-election, she was offered to the next bidder after the serviceable for a season.

anction. The carpenter's work came to $976, would have to require her very much. He did malto to the state bare air anaient verification

ensual passengers. The abase view of the scope pups working to the beat advantage. 1order of his attention." It would perhaps te im- und offer themselves accordingly,

AUDITORS,

Inclusive of the $359, she has cost about $3,000.ot think there ons much exaggeration in in un epitaph taken from a tombstore in Obildempty altogether, if they did not obtain those telegraphed to gu os full speed, to keep the

of the ufdinanee is confirmed by the marginaled the carpenter to sound the wells. wald churchyard, England Leong-a-hang, the plaintiff, shen went intoying she was thoroughly rottun. possible to opitomise more forcibly the cots-

reference to Sotton V., which is as follows; brought the sounding line to me, and Ioanted The accounts Dow presented have been audit-

Alex. Maconachie, manager of: Fricke! & Co,

"Fassage Brokers to produce to emigration about 9 feet in the forehold. I then slowed Ioking in plaints which have been repeatedly made byed by lessra. F. W. Mitchell and A. Coxon. the box. He said the terms on which be took

officer certificate that they hate chartered the dove sad ordered the boats out,

the binnacle, I fouïd her hand bad come round. British subjects regarding the want of pro-who, in accordance with Article 59, now retire the land from Capt. McMurdo were a monthly stat d be offered to resell he boat to Mr. Mallory,

abip for carrying emigrante." tection from which their trade and interests from ufijos, but are also eligible for re-election. rental of $10 as long as it would take to build zubager of Blean. Barrowes, for the same s

the schooner; and to Mr. Sharp coming to him which they purchased it, tmely 6350 Tu Chairman zud usking for $36 a month rental, and his rewan on theday following. The offer was refused Zave sufred of late years in China. It is

the adoption of a firm polior-by, Great Britan would be to the benefit of the surrounding Malay States themselves- view which the Chinese Cloverument baya ner, been willing

to admit with respoor to the introduction of foreign improvements into this country.

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TELEGRAMS,

BPAIN,

DUZECTOR

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A DISFIGURATION CASE.

dereglź, was present.

Heretics me and my three-dughter, Brought here by nalng Seidlitz waters; If we had strask to Epsom salta We wouldn't use eeu in there bere

was alone.

A SUGGESTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY FRESH" SIN-Out you tell me when the Pier and Godown Company intend dompleting their wharf by adding the Tto the end of ir

In the present warm weather, bow nice it

tract of service whatever

It scarcely likely that our officials wil! take any steps to mitigate the grievanor, bat

the Secretary of State for the Colonies, ought it is such a real cue that a resolation passed by the Chausber of Comscree, and forwarded to. to.. produce some awendment, and traaliag that some steps may be taken in a matter. whicf interests so many residents,

I remain, yours faithfally,

DAVID WELSH. Hoaglong, 11th Jane, 1876-

The following (inkea firm the N. U. Poly

EXANOHLI, 5th Jane, 1873.

Be Loss of Britisk steamer Drammen Castle.

Before

President, and,

Cap. EDMONDS, British ship Sir Lauseclot 6. H. CLARE. IMS Cadmuk, Clerk of the Court. Proceedings of a Naval Court held at H.B.M. fonsuline, Shanghai, the 5th and 6th day of Jous, 1879, to enquire into the eircumstance at rending the loss of the British steamship Drum- zond Castic, officiat number 3,877, on the st May, 1873, on or near the, China Islands.

Captain MoRiahie, sworo, stated-My certi-

Ha

To aby ill fortbur kom utterly inapplit të W.; I ordered her to be kept NW, thinking -