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The Postmaster-General has informed ng that the Frach mail ateamer Sindh passed Caps St. Joses ut 10 pm, on the 19th just

The steamers Acantha and Nelushe arrived at Shanghai on the 11th inataut, and the stemmer Yangtza left on the 12th. -

Advices from Fooclaw of the 7th inst, speak disappointingig of the new Tegs. The audi tion is bad, owing to the tentative_munver in which the Teamen have made their purchases from the growers, and the quality is considered gerlly poor, the was being almost all deft. dent in etroneth and wanting in favour. The leaf is free from dust, but the solour duli, un ronally black, and mixed.

The Canton steamer which arrived on Thura- day evening brought, down 1,700 wous of tea, and transhipped it into the French weil stoam

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POLIOE INTELLIGENCE. June 13th.

BEVORE F. W. Mircase, ESQ.

THE CENTRAL MARKET RIOT.

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THE DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 14′′ Under these circumstances the sensitive-room, and mid. a man was lying on the Prays piteo-The only piece of teak in the vessel I sui not in the habit of making memorandams; have illused the girl, and in animo instancos paper. Thus firat witress came to the Hospital

would be brought to light, suspinjon reated that to the charge rosu, bero ho lang sincù buoni ***,

till he came to the Hospied to give evidence. nose of the Magistrates concerning the new wounded. At the ende ties Chun-a-kun dama was the keel He pointed out certain parts but Mr. Bharp asked me to note what he said. burned them with ixens, sud for fear their Rota witli his, retornod to the brothel, wont the

in and said that a general onslaught had been that were bud, and the result was he put in I speak the Canton dialert..

The Attorney-General here gaid that plaintiff sets were committed to hide these oviurea.

First witness, reurlled, wid be sent for a hotel is a little astonishing and while we made by the fishermen and fishmongers in the pieces Ninest as bad, thereby doh weakening

The bont was coal tarred and this spoke the Sunon, or what is onlled the acute bun-s-chaou, & honan buy to Mr. George! fully endor all Mr. Rowerr's remarks Central market on his cooliea. Ha thereca the rib

The jury then returned a verĝist of feio de se. with respect to the intolerable nuisance in east a body of police down, und the wounded would have the effect of biding up the dry rot, dialect. The Attorney-General aided he marely Holmes, declared, and he know deccasef ne that dsetor, and sopie person data; whether he was Wyndham-street, we cannot but regret that men picked out the whole of the defendante. He told Abung that onless he put in good noticed the ciran watince na showing that of Kai-team-shlar, a prostitute, whỷ he bud | tho doctor or A-visitor bolid not know.

timber he would have nothing to do with the was likely the witness misunderstood the known for four years. He first know her at Canton, where he thought she halonged to plaintif First defendant euid by know notaing of the bout, he was betrayed with others into a com-

Cross-examined. The reason why the first Captain Gralian was then called, and testi-a aly brothel. She told him she had been adit, he was too fat to fight.

(N. C. Daily New-Continued.) plota error in respost to this point.

Second defendant abl be was returning from objections were taken to thabost, was on uscount Bed to the condition of the schooner before the in the Colony some time; ho first w LOSS OF THE "DRUMMOND CASTLE."

June 5th. It appears to us that the apprehen- Wanchi, when he new cho witnesses cutting the of the stem and alero poste, Had no guarrel sale. He considered it very puor. They were deceased in Hongkong last month. Dariog

On the Court reas:mbling at 1.45 p... |sions concerning the botat were ropes, which were being wood to heat up the feh, with his partner about in expedition to the nicely squared, but be objected to the wood the past month be basoften been to so bor, be Ha Raid- to them, "If you do that, I will tell Philippines. The biche-de-mer expedition was itself. The plantine anteide was too thin, should say over ten times, in the brothel called

By the President-2-a your evidence you -Chinraer Before the death of deceased he was and most authentic sources, and groundless, and that it was rather thou open it this thog cangur girey up when the boat was found insuitable, and the feanies fraide had a kind of decay, the "Fang-youk.law, in West Strest, fur the Loaring was continuod

and was not again taken up on mount of witsomething like deg rot. strange thing for a portion of the Magistrates him by the olothes and heat him.

The title deeds wore but in, showing that the told by the mistress of the brothel tout docens my tim number of me went away in two Third defendant said he know nothing about mess having shortly after inet with a severe

defendant paid $1,000 for the lot, and bad to ad rented a room there, and deceased herself boats without your orders? What was the

number? A.-I believe 20 altogether, be told him that she was her own mistress. He | to assume that suel an catablishment would

the ange. He was in the market purchasing accident.

Capt. O'Flaherty-Hus some, experience ne pay $120 per sanne Crown rent. oncmrage the disorder in the neighbourhood. Aab, when he was set on by a lot of coalies and

La abisbuilding. Saw the shooner. He thought Mr. J. B. Courbicie, secretary of the Obius himself only want to see her in the day time till Was that sgainst your orders P A.-They had It is only necessary to look at the nature of eaten."

be the boatswain obeyed his orders so far as to put Pourth defendant said be bad suas baskets the planking too thin. They were berat, in Fire Insurance Company, called by the plaintiff,last might. Deconsod's spirita were very unequal, no orders to leave. Q-Do you know whether the now building, to see that it is intended of Bib raging at the east side of the wharf.ated of being steamed. They were no split stated tunt the Mr. Sharp desired to usate sometimes good and suretimes bad.

wae in the steward bad pat in a supply for a class of hotel which it is very little. He took a bamboo for the purpose of carrying in several places. The vessel was not fit to go certain goods on his property. Ariak note we did not know why. At 9 p.a. on the 13th bevuter in the boats P There was none in the

handed in for schooner, hardwood timber, and went to eea deonard, they talked for some hont

time, when she smoked a water pipe. By nad bye of bread. likely will be in any way identified with the ir- the fab back to the market for sale, when he to 'sen.

Cross-examined.-Had measured the thick-boita on marine lot, for $1,000 for one year.

By Lieut. Helby-Q-How many bata were Mr, Hayllar the summed up his nas. The be lay down, and deceased said You atop here sad he struck him with a bamboo en the head.ne of the planks. Did not think. uoppering

quations were first, whether there was a fixed and sleep, and by and byn I will come back." I put out. altogether? Torce; the two waist- OF regularities in the neighbourhood, and it was observed a coolie cutting the ropes with a luife.

quite gratultous to assume that such would With this be was rounded and benton, and would make her fit to go to sea,

Mr. Edvards, formerly saistant at Mr.Jack's, rant; and, secondly, was there an excessivo dis. This was at 3.50 p.m. He took a cup of tea and boats, and the one I was in. Q-Was the ca

o'clock, ger so imminent that it was peoossary they be the case, and rather unfairly injurious to be oried out, "Save life." Some people from the proprietor of the establishment, why the market came and joined him to beat the and now at Spratt & Co.'s, was called, but it trees Regarding what is an excesive distress, then went to sleep. Between 1 and

Tooolics.

appearing he wwe not an expert, no, evidence in an action of excessive distress the question not being aware of her ratata, the first thing should leave? It was not if they had only of excess is always for the Jury; but there be know was being awoke at that time by de remained cool, but tirey were frightened at ace has been long known in Shanghai as a highly Fifth defendratasid be went to Weat Points take from htra.

Granville Sharp, defendant in this case mast he strong evidence that the goods were ceased kicking and straggling alont. She was ing the water coming into the forecastle. respectable man, who kept a restaurant which to collect money, and on his return be was

excess the plaintiff may recover the dif- watch and get a light, called the servan your doing so? AI acut say, as I did not always ranked as of a first-class character, canting the cash out when the police oume, as beez fitoon years in Hongkong as sold for much fee than their voice. If there then on the ana bed with himself. The struck What time elapsed between their loving and

and took him into custody. Did not pull the been sequainted with the piece of ground since

it was sold by the Government in 1861. From ference between the value which the goods to send for the mistress. He smelt at Ret see them eave, but I should think probably ton and who must have boon somewhat as rope from sound wituers,

This uncluded the Captain's examination. tonished at the manner in which his on- Sxtb defendant denied any knowledge of the that time he had had his eye upon it, and sold, and their rent value, minus the rent. He put peased's mouth, and perceived the amell of minates:

during the whole period it bus been used by it that there was no tes: possible to apply as to opium. The mistress came up, and she procured

D. 0. Campbell, aramined by Lieur, Halby, He was living on value except that of the rulThe boat was some sign from a draggist's shop, three kinds. terprise was regarded by some of the Magis-

Seventh defendantanid he was lame, and as the plaintiff for storing, &o. trates of this very model Colony. Perhaps be was walking throngs the sunrket by weit when it was sold, Has known him for afinished and if defendant ad refused the Depesse vomited a little; some more was por said.I am a certified pilot on the Yangtze, nse of the land it, never could have been linished. oured, and she vomited, and seemed to be chok- and brought the Drummond Cutle down to the twelve years. He bad not bad dealings with only in Hongkong would it be possible to see arrested.

Firth defexdant denied any acknowledge of him, but had often had dks will bias. The The point, therefore, was what was the fairing: Some dock's blood was then given to her, Lightship. I took charge of her nt 0,30 p.m. so absurd a spectacle as the authorities ob- the disturbance, saying he was not pressat.

pientiff most have knows him before. Every value of the property, and it was impossible to Inspector King was sent for; he was fotched by Friday. I left the rebel shortly befors jecting to the establishment of a respectable Ninth and tenth defendants and the same.body in that village kuows him, as be is very see that defendant could do otherwise than he the mistress. From the time she was perceived o'clock about a mile inside the Lightship. Au that he could have aeterisined the valne kioking to the time of Inspector King's arrival, the tinie, the wind was very light, and the night Bleventh defendant said he was only at the often down there. la Jaanary, 1872, the did, lictel, because they have themselves neglected to do their duty in regal to a flagrant abuse scene just at the conclusion. Twelfth, thirteenth schooner was pretty for advanced. Keel was sherwice than by a aule. That no appraise was one hour. Dingaand was then removed to clear. I had a conversation with the flaptain and fourteenth denied taking any part in the laid, atom and steru peste up, and a large qua- ment was made was the fault of tas person can the Government Civil Hospital. Ho had an idea about the course be intended to take. I asked was £ius and of which they must long have been cogrisant, fight, and so said all the rest except the twenty-tiky of planting fixed. On the 19th Jansary ducting the distress; and even if there bad why desserd semmitted suicida. When he lit Lim if he would go round the Saddles or duen and which they have ample powers either to third, who said be ause the fight, but took no the boat appeared completed. She was us far been an appraisemont-how was this to be the lamp he saw a small cup miniving by Gutzlaff. He said sint, he would go down

advanced na ever sko was until after the done; the witnesses showed the different values opium, and be concluded she had taken it ber. by the islands, the night

On the 18th January, he put on the property, and the impossibility of self, and put the light out to do ae uerer clear. I did not adriae him pue way or the regulate, or, if necessary,

to put down part in it.

The lat, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 6th and 23rd defend. balat Frickel altogether..

ants were told that they had not only inhistad sa plaint ; madh a rough memorandom Triving sta result. The fair test, therefore, beard deseused complain of ill usage. He did other merely remarking it was a fine night. Bodily injury on the coolica of Messrs. Ará-an the same day at the office, 18th April was what the property would fetch. As reLear something about a quarrel deceased but citer lerving the vessel. I reunived at the hold, Karberg & Co. hat bad obstrusted the notice to gait." In positive he gave garded the expert videoce, the true expert whe bad with another man; he heard this fifteen month of the Fungtase for about one bour; fa auswer to Inspector King, witness said he at 2.15 am, next morning. I was on deck all business of the firm. They had so injured some that notice. lie told the plaintiff that be Mr. Jack, who was quite unbiased, and he used or twenty days ago, bat kme no more about it. then I went down to Woosung, whore I arrived as to prevent them from working for some had already given him varding of notice, and the significant words in his award," the tim bói's

belia very well. tirae. Ifie Worebig would have to deal with all asked bis how long he would take to finish the bave dry rot throughout. Was it more likely did not remember bis asking in whether ony to time, and no alteration took place in the I have been amongst the The witness was here or the valus Mr. Ward put upon her was sent for auch who innde, esmbinations to take the best. He suid oath, witness said he would that such a boat was worth what she fetobed, medicine was prescribed, or whether a docto weather. The Drumond Castle singmund her Inspector King said that be naked the wit stands frequently the tiles are strongest E. in their own bands, and have it put down with give him six weeks. the atmest rigor of the law. To prevent pressed by the Attorney General to give the If the jery believed Mr. Bowler, the plaintiff, any farther repetition of this, so as to prevent exnet worde, and asid he supposed he nst had tried to sell the bunt for 500, and could nesa whether any medicine had been given, sad and W. Where the zeok lies, the tiles set. ward. As a rule, I do not think sterimers take within that not get more, she must have been worth little, doctor bad been sent for.

The interpreter said the alam and duck's blood the course taken by the firupanand Castle be honest coplice give it in pidgin English.

tween the islands have seen Chinese gun. : and gumice from going to their employment fine as pigu ihop with by not. If baring bad mouth to realize he could he answered no, Aul he also asked whether mostly and weak lies, the tiles st them in the sum of $20 eseb, in default, non- fent, date acere." Hesabsequently and $350 was not short of the mark. If she

Witness readmod evidence, and said & doctor boats and telegraph steamers craising about The same remarks went down, and finding the boat still not was worth $1,100, why did Mr. Maconachie offer prescribed were not considered modicines. two moribe' hard labeari were applicate to the 5th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, buished, said: "Ba fashion no can de-bad! to resell ber next day for $350. This fact was

le cortain that plaintiff thoroughly understood evidence that the vessel wue aederacid. The it was a hopeless case. The last time he now de perience.

By Capt. McRitchie +1 bud been going.to 11th. 16th, 21st and 22nd defeudente, and pidgin: $10 uo puno cnu stop." Witness saflloient to show there was not ench direct did come, but he soon went away, assertiog that there occasionally. I have had ten years' ex

Does not know whether he might be the case if she had been resold next censed alive she was in her utnalspirits. that is to they would be fard $10, each, in default one man's hard labour. The rest of the defon- waat was said. Jante, 19, 13th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, in the 22nd February. This plaatiff day for 31,100-but nothing of the kind occur say, low spirited. He was fast asleep, and did not take a steamer south that might I should have partialar dan- 19th, and 20th, were called upon to enter into came to witness's office, and witness told him hered. He laid stress on the fact that she was perceive the decensed come to her best. He did one inside the islando. I hold a trustor's ecr ger in taking the course gone by the Drummond' poreasonable. Ho had overstayed his time; if and that it ovet Fricks!$900 to completeber, The lay down. Deceased scened to regral the man

Curtle in fine weather, such as it was when I their own recguisances in $10, for one mouth. would not allow this to go on; it was quite affered to Mr. McDonald complete for $1,000, not sce say opiata in the room ben be tificate. I do not know of

T. Wharry, superintendentof the Government Juft ber that night. I don't say I should haru. A doctor named How-chan-yeon, residing he was obliged to stay in onsequence of not learned gentleman then went over the evidence he had spokon of, and who had gone away. near the Keshing Theatre, charged a tinn nam having sold his boat, witness would give him at length, an 1 arged that there was nothing to

John McNeil, 1st quale, then made the fol ed Chin-a-ng, with stealing a pair of akoes from the ground for a year at $20 a month, which entitle the Jury to give a verdict for excessive Civil Hospital, sworn, atated at 3.30 .. na the taken that course, but I say there is no danger his street door, med running away with them.was very little, as he had to pay $10 to the distraint. He argued also that the fact of the 14th the deceased was brought to the hospital in it.

Defendant denied the charge, but complaia Government, and this was asterially less that plaintiff accepting the debit notes, instead of insensible, her pulse was weak, her face pale,

He said he would anish ceptance of the tenancy, such as would fally her tongue smeared with a brownish gab-tificate, No. 92,431, which real dowe in the ant called a witness who confirmed the evi be was paying for adjoining ground less returning them, amounted to an implied ae- and skin cold, and brustbing slow and irregular, lowing stavcent, held an extra master's cer dinoe. Übiaese constable 147 also gave evi- favourably rituuled. dence of apgrebending the defendant while be the boat and get it away in a week. Witness justify the distraint, and fully impressed stance. He emptied her stomach and administership. On Saturday morning, about 3 .. ing ebased, and the defendant saking to be re- told him if he stayed contrary to bis agreement, upon the Jary that the case had been sosed restoratives, but she was too far gone for re while lying in my berth, I feard the captain against Mr. Sharp in spirit overy, and she died half an hour after admisaalling from the bridge to put the belm to-star- te would charge biæ 3502 mouth. This was told ducted Defendant denied this also, und was sent to him in pidgin Euglie, and to make assurance so if he were not to be believed (This sivu, The Inapeoter brought bini a teacup con board. I then board him repert the order, and doubly sure, witncas called bis sbroffand direct the Attorney-General repudiated, saying he bad inining brown matter, and the bowl into which the holm to be put 'turd" over; which-wat-an- 10 one month's hard labor.

ed him to explain the water to him. There withdrawn one expression.) Mr. Hayllar con- the deceased we said to have vomited. Hetested awered by the 2nd mate, who was on watch. A George Daniels, a private in HM's 80th was no agreement between the parties se to the tinned to any that throughout the case thore the substance in the cup, and found it to un-short time afterwards, I heard the telegraph was not a spilable which Mr. Sharp had said tain opium, and foured the bol also ouitained to the engine-roo. I was under the impression Regiment, vue charged by Mr. Stockhausen, $20 a month. The debit notes, caloulated with being drank and disorderly, and vouring the rate of $50 a month, wore regularly sent in, which showed that he had deviated in the opia. He examined the deceased, and found that they were giving warnier to a boat, but a She basborne children. The forefingereautafted rock. I immediately want on deck, and on Inspector Grimee charged twenty-three Obi-to the Stag Hotel in that siste es Tuesday the recollects a conversation with Ahang, is slightest degree from the truth, except a Lur she was well nourished, and of the age of 48 few minutes afterwards I felt the ship strike ou nese fishermen and fish sngers, belonging to and Thursday evenings, and creating a great which the latter said he would "Come pakee that he had differed from the plaintiff

settee that pidgin" Witness proposed that

The Attorney-General the replied. With re- a brown eier; there were no marks of violence, looking over the starboard side. observed the the Central Market, with taking part in a disturbanoc.

was nearly beam of the ford part of the vessel. desperate fight in the market, wherein overal Mr. Drowe, barkeeper at the "Stag flotel," the case should be referred to Mr. Henry Cald. gard to the remacke na to what he bed eaid, he and he considered death the result of the land, or an island, the SE. stremity of which 1er-tung-poo, interpreter to Inspector King, and distant eastward about a wile. I then went Ohinese got severely wannded. On the cussed the defendant came to the bar with and well, and Mr. Toller and Abang agreed to this did not intend to say one single word against administration of opian. eoning . Inspector Grimes asked for the disther comrade, ai defendant denunded drink, but nothing more was done. From the 18 Mr. Sep. All bed wae, Mr, Sharp had al charge of the second defendant, Loong-a-ring, He told is he sul cor surve him, and bears, 1872, to the time of the distress, witlowed watters to go on, and take what seemed declared, id be was told on the night of the aft on the port side and found that some of the na he was one of the nailed. Second defend said, "Why do you relase me is it bcosuse I uess believes no work was done on the host hard measure against a respetable and old 13th to aeg wilus Chen-luwateua whether much war getting the waist bout ready for lower course apen to him, he went or increasing the sent for, and to both questiona be answered and put over the sile, I called a number of the wen to go over with me to the starboard side, wut was accordingly discharged,

Chun-a-ram, compradore to Mesra. Arnhold, a svidiet?" He made answer that it was He constantly visited the ground. He saw the established out. Instead of taking the simple medicines had busa ginistered, and a doctoring. When I saws that the port hoat was lifted,

boove he had had enough drink. Dis was Praya eut through with a large trameb, and

rent. It did not follow that because a tenant "No."

Chang-ng, widow woman, and mistress of to clear the starboard boat. On going over, I Karberg & Co, declared, said at 1 pm. on the sent away, and after he closed the doors the deaanoting ways were laid down. The Praya is 12th instant he was on bis mueler's premiere, fendant returned by the side door, put down completed in front of the plaintifs own land would not ledve, landlord could, instead of when he heard a great noise on the Prays. He belmet and took off his belt, and threatened and not in front of defendant's. It could not bejecting his, fix the reat at aay sam he chose. brothas! No. 136. declared, said she has kept met the boatswain, and gave him instrue ffas never had trouble insirin her house before. ench boat, uad that the waterbrenkeis were OB sing the starboard went out and saw one of the men discharging to strike any man who would remove it or him. nunched from the former without the permia-fi thers were any authority for that, the consa brothels off and on in Hongkong over ten years. tona to see that there was a bucket put into

Hie Lordship said Mr. Hayllar put it that Decenss came to her bouse over a month ago, filled with water. Cargo, nanes Chim-a-hong, war cut and wound. He then sent for Mr. Stockhausen, and be sent sign of the Government. Wae prosent at the would be different; but there was none.

sule; saw the state in which tue boat was then. Te is to be hoped that the attention which ed; a man who did this we pointed out by a for the police. A Sikh came, and took defend nuching ver in ber as compared with her the plaintiff and not repudiated the debit notes and repted a room she was previously about deas. I wens up on the bridge with

ant away, und Mr. Stock I went with

house called the "Lock and while were doing so, Captain McRiteno was called at the Meeting of Justices on European, and he was taken intofonstody by the

wood were purchased at the auction on hang's

The Attorney-General urged that plaintiff sum-low." When deceased came to her house gave orders to go aft and get the quarter boat Wednesday to the abuses existing in Wind-police, and at the date time the wounded man thom, but be supposed Mr. Stockhaussu let state on the 18th Janary. The two pieces of sont in month by month, and held that inmate in the brothel called "Mow-wah. and some of the men to clear the port lifebost

was taken to the station. Agreat body of men, him, go. Boon after the defendant returground by the direction of the defendan, Plintiff bad by implication accepted the reut, previous to this in a ham Street, will have the effect of putting armed with haloce, &c., came rushing from again, but defendant's compmion took

ment with Captain McMurde.

at $5.50, board included, for this. Deceased life-bant On going forward, 3 found that the an end to at least some portion of the authe Prays up the lace beside his master's bous, away. On Thursday evening the defendant Since the time they have been under the boats believed he reald stop in virtue of the arrange six women came with her, and engaged a room clear, saying there was not time to get out the His Lordship anggested it would be very de- His Lordship said ho wild state at once this left the Mow-wel brothel to come to her boat on the port side bad been lowered con- and be waved to them to desiat. At the same again, and demanded drink. He had been which were bought for him. sance, of which complaints have long been time he went on to the Prays, and saw another drinking, but was not so drack as a Tedyirable if the Jury would see the boats. could not be sustained. The utmost to which house because the boase was too small. Her trary to order, and that a number of men were

He refused to supply him, and the defendant made. We need scarcely any that the matter body of mon throwing oyster-ebells, are he saw

The Attorney-General said that it might be the point oncid Le garried would be that it own house bas twenty-one rooms: they are all in her, who called on us to let go the painter. let at $5.50 cal per month; this included Considering the number in her, and that there very desirable that they should have a view, should be a reasoruble time.

rapa no other was no imeliate danger, I took no notice of is one which has uct escaped the notice of fireseverely wounded with those and therrasse tried to come round the canter, so he sent

The Attorney-General said that the point food and poking. Sbe this paper, and we have only refrained from into his master pressines, being chased. He for the polise, who took him away.

thereon zanaod the ute to Webster's Bazaar

Defendant said he did not know he was doing and they might see the schooner too,

Mr.Haylar-Yes; but there have been $2,000 was that are was no agreement, the persons profita She had received one month's rent them, and proceeded to clear the port quarter commenting upon it, in the hope that it might to be sad, thereby stopping the thorough wrong by going to the Stag Hotel. Be went there

spent on the ashooner,

were not, as they raat su according to the from the doveand, Decenund took her dinner boat away. Having on her ready to he fare. He then beard that a cargo toatmen to get a good glass of ale; he could not got one

with them at 4 p.m., and she seemed in her lowered, I went with some bands on the other A Juryman suggested there was no evidence clearest principles, at one. be brought before the public in some more we laring down on the Pruys bleeding, bar at the Military carteen.

His Lordship asked supposing the defendant anal spirits, and she did nos know what beside to clear away the starboard quarter boat, conspicuous manner. The unity gene-ing been severely beaten by fiebermen, its

Mr. Mitchell asid be thought that was just as to sow much the boats would cost to build.

and told me it was Do use, we should not have Cross-raamined-I looked to the schooner, claimed for me and occupation, what would be care of her up to 9 o'clock, save she washed and while doing so the Captain une round

hersall after dinner. At 9 o'clock the first wit

time, but to get into the boat and save our awa sally, but mera especially the residents in or went out and got him carried in by some of his the place to get good beer.

coolies. He went out to identify some of the Defendant said he was very sorry for what So as indirect security. I went to visit plaiu- the claim.

The Attorney-Generals that fo that essence, sud at 10 o'clock deceased went ont Dear Wyndham Street, are touch indebted

so. Some of the assailants, but failed to

cope Leece me twice. I aonsidered the trench

the claim would be what the jury she did not know what for, nor where she went lives. We loft and descended into the bost. Januch the bout, considered a fair amount; but there wild At midnight abe returned, ale seamed well The steward, engiseur and a seaman named wounded men went out with luspector Oribe bad happened, and if let go he would not go tiff about once a week. I think bo may have We and the police, and they pointed, out the do which bebas called to this matter.

He was, Lowever, Ened in the and of ten abil. indicated that he intended

Lower of Idis not sue for a month's ront in the Summary be bo

distraint for age and and sober, and she did not observe anything Shepherd were the maly pereous left on the fendunte. He himself sold not identify any linge.. hilly endorse the remarku which he made, of the defendant. About a fortnight back the

Court, becauso no question was raised before occupation. He ampagned the award made in the deceased's hands. Deceased went to deck then. Before the plain told me to get, and trust that they will be productise of good. sbmongore woelested his poolies, because they Chovia-ebong, a coole at the British Hotel, Messra Caldwell and Brereton wrote to me. 1 by Mr. Jack, in so far as it spoke of the bed at once. She saw so more of deceased till into the boat, be ordered to torgo forward to not reember bis otherwise raising the ques timber as a mass of rotten wond, and also called 1 o'clock, or after, when the servant came to see if anyone was left. I went all round, and The manner in which this abuse has been al- would not allow them to bave their fiat landed charged a cook, named Mab-a-pio, with unlaw do the rent being due to MoMardo. I did attention to there being some exaggeration her and mid, "You had better go up to Ohow found the bowe wers under water, and that the water was up to the fore-buleb, I then weLL in front of the premises where they have their fully decaying one Chow-bing-hop, nephew to lowed to go on unchecked, is not creditable to

cargo discharged. The twenty third defendant complainant, to Macao, from this Ccluny, on not go to the Summary Coart, as I do not like on the part of the experie, who were all rival sing, I do not know what is the watter with

going there. I wished to settle this master boatbuilders and were likely to be in some her." Sbo wat np and found deceseed very rate, back into the bout. The caplain was lire last the Colony or to the authorities immediately was the man pointed out by the European, the 24th nito. The caso was reminded.

thern, however, but was refused. I am extreme-measure prejudiced against the Chinese boat with her mouth and eyes closed, and laughing to leave the ship. We thought it better to row responsible for maintaining ordor in such the one who aceited Chun-s-bong.

ly averse to taking any proceedings. I insured builder. He spoke of the log which had been and talking noquente. Deconsert was sitting by away from her, in case we might be drawo down BEFORE THE Hox. 0. Mar. Busters. Mr. TONNOCKY stated at the moet

the bout after it had been bought, Witness placed before the jury's eyes during the the side of toe bed by this time, sul first wit by the suction. We pulled towards the land fora KIDNAPPING ing that steps would have been at once taken

The erol Les-a-gee, the contractor, charged hera hesitated as to whether he had insured it whole trial, and watch every witness had been acks was supporting ber; she was anconaelons of short distance, when a dense for set in, and we to put down the evil if application had been from a bout into Mears, Arnhold, Kerberg with kidnapping one Tung-n-ade, came on or not, but afterwards said he recollected he asked to inspect, and asked "Was it not retten "what she was doing. Deceased weed to fake then pulled slowly, not knowing where we were little more from & Co.'s godown. Himself and three other

sured was $1,000.

in his yard, and was there anything to show came at unos. No doutor was sent for, nor did the fug cleared away at daylight, we found our the 17th instant. made to bim. This is so tur satisfactory, colies curried a load of paint to a bone, and again yesterday, but was further resanded till but, and the amount fur which it was la Hud not every shipbuilder some rotten logs opit. She went for Iuspector King, who gring to, having a compass in the boat. When

[It was greed that the policy was to be pro- that the boar was built of wood of that they give her anything save some decoction of elves atau mile or and it is only to be regretted that this on their retura be an great crowd of Chinese

description. It was not likely that Mr. Riach green pess, which she could not take. Could met the piasts of the ship, and we saw another bost The care in which a Bikh-police. Bergeant is duced.] fect was not were goneally known, as collected with bamboos and other weapons and

who were throwing oyster-abelle about. On his charged with committing a crises assault Re examined--la-not-s-judge of bunte but wald bave recommended. Friskel & Co. to account for the first witacas saying alum in the offing, about a mile from us, apparently we are confident bad such been the case our approuch the crowd said Here are Immelinger onetable No. 587 main be thought the timber and the boat were worth buy ber, or that Mr. Ward would have been and duck's blood were prescribed, or that a peignaling to us with jackets, which we re

much more than they turned out to be

willing to buy-ber, if a litt ingat, for the town for, unless whilst she was away for turned. W waved to them to me towards energetic acting Registrar-General would not more," pointing to himself and the other three yesterday, and was committed for trial De

Low-shy-lock, Mr. Sharp's shroff, was then P.&O. Company, if she was mass of dry rut: Inspector King the first witness administered word follow as to the Islande sigarend of doing so. they pulled out to een; and a steamer, Let us beat fandant was, however, admitted to bail in two

called to prove the explanation of the patter to and the aunt of the Inseranoe, for $1,000 these things. The deceased romited on ber ra- have lacked applications, calling-apon Lia towen with Lliw, and then said;

about the head and aqui. He was seal to the Laver in two sureties of $50 each.

concerning the rent.

she was of pub more value than now stated. Did not know why deceased committed suicide. southward, was in sight. Our boat was Bo touch the most important point in connection Tang-ws Ilospital, and felt much better since

A-kai, bexd boy, was called to prove the de-

Hi Lardship asked the Attorcey-General Deceased sometiates complained that abe bad heavily laden that only one streak rermined livery of notice to quit. with this matter, and that is how it happens having gone there. He repugnised the second,

The plaintiff had whether, anshuing that the defendant was en-been a prostitute so long, and nobody had taken above water, and the least sa would have sen! Fourth an sixth defendants as those who

denied having received it, and fr. Hayllar, titled to sell at all, could he have had a better her under his protectiu, etbervice she knews to the bottom. We made for the land, and that the Police have not taken any stops re-struck biu, and recognised the seventh, ninth,

therefore, applied to put in secondary evidence. market P

not why she committed suicide. She could not beckoned the others to follow, but they went on The witness was banded dosament, which he garding it. There have been distinct breaches tenth and eleventh, as having been there also,

The Attorney-General admitted they could say whether deseed Lad any particular friend and left us to our fate. We made several at tempts to laud, without evoces. Eventually besides the last witness. having weapons in their bands, and taking part of the peace almost every night or month pass the fray. The Zud defendant struck bini cn and a conston jury, consisting of Mears. Gen. stated was the rough draft of the one sent to not remove the schoner from the spot.

The learned Attorney then submitted the

bew-a-look, servant in brothel No. 189, as we landet on Chinzar Jeland, in a sandy by, -the noise being intolerable, and frequently the back, and the 4th defendant struck him on MoBuin, Geo MacLeod, A. Millar, V. A. Plassy, the plaintiff.

atires. We remained there till we were picked After some discussion, it was admitted. It points of law. There must be an notnal deciclared, adid on the night of the 13th. first wit. where we were very hospitably received by the wus to the effoer as stated in previous evidence by the tenant of a fixed filter and count-

news came to Bendecessed, and having taken wa making sleep impossible-but the Police have the bed, the 6th defendant struck bim oz. Mendel, H. M. Lembke, and W. H. Notley.

The Attorney-General, instrauteil by Mouste. with respect to obarging $50 if the plaintiffing teaaney had been created, and notice to deceased went out. The first witness closed the ap by the Satavin.

By Lieut. Bethy-My herth was about 4) or not thought it necessary to interfere, and have the are, each with bausboos.

Obon--eber, a coolie employed by China. hoon markedly slow ie putting down kaps, compladore to Mea. Arabald, Harberg Caldwell and Brereton, for the plaintiff; Mr. continued to occupy the ground. Ha testified quit served, the moment after the notice to dour, and the supposed went to bed; abe did not 50 feet from the bows of the vessel. The wheel

know what deceased went out for. She did not

was on the bridge, and my room was under it. His Lordship wald you might still distraie know of her return, as she was asleep. A: 12 disturbances even when they have arisen. & C., declared, said ut 1.39 p.m. on the 12th Hayllar, insirected by Mesars. Sharp and that he delivered thelettor himself, but did cas quit is given, the right to distrain is gone.

ses it opened.

Thos, I, Bowler, clerk to Mr. Sharp-Knows for past rent,

o'alook she beard first witness raise a alarak ascertained the bearings of the land when i Dasme on deck simply from judging by the There ought clearly to be some steps takerustant bo was in company with lust witness, Toller, for the defendant,

carrying se, kad on their return Bawa great This case was rosimed at 10a.m., when the

The Attorney General then went to the abe want to see, and found deceased lying on her to keep order, and as respects any action to grow of Cuiness with bamboos, who were allowing further evidence was called for the Leonga-bung. Has aftan bagu to look at the

boat. Has been in Mr. Sarp's employ since point of trespass. There must he x fixed rate to

•bed laughing, and seeming to be conscious, Lutures we must have been taking. There was The 4th defendant defendant. be taken by the Registrar-General, that is a browing oyster-shells.

did not imagine the ship was to continue ca mutter of municipal regulation which could dragged him sung by the jacket, the 6th H. Br. Davis, partner in Mesars. Howard and November. The veel za utterly abandoned, allow of restraining, and if sfter the fixed rate anable to speak. Shesalted out to her "Obe no land ahead. I left the duck at 6 p.. defendant throw sa oyster-shell at bin, and he Co-Wes for six years managing Bull, Parand exposed to the weather till a little before had been tendored a man went on restraining, ahing but she made no answer andible, AI think she was the electing S., or ... at his hand up to save his head, and his band don & Co.'s, and is how managing Pardon & the sale. A few days before the sale there were he would be liable in trespast. If there was a ters this, and said when she called to her, he that ecore. My reason for saying that I felt bad track something apparently about the which it comes. Probably the shortest way received the blow from the shell, sutting it very Co.'s. Knows the pires of land in dispate very about twenty men at work on her filling up bertenancy existing, it was to recognise Mr. Sharp answered the was pat Chow bow, she was the same kind. The mistress went for Inspector severely. He recognised the 5th defendant as well. It was formerly bis own property. He sides with oakum. Baw plaintif at the office as the assignee of Capt. Melardo, and to pay Chow-ches, suc one of zwo other sentences of the ship sure upon a rook is that I felt she haying hold of the rope he was bolding, to satd a portion of the land to Abang, the plain a short time attor shtering Mr. Sharp's em- the 310 a month.

His Lordship asked whether Messrs. Calding. No Obinese doctor was sent for. They fore part of the fare rigging, and to have 'ground" on it until it became nearly abreast place more competent Police-certainly one prevent bin from rauning. He recognised the tiff.. That is the portion be new cocopies. The ploy. Had some conversation with bin about European-so as to effectually quell any die lot; 9th, and 21st defendants as having been salu was about 1861. The portion: bioh now the rest, Mr. Sharp asked if he had brought well and Brereton's letter did not admit biet tu gave deed a decoction of great prus, Alum of my room, wher it conned, and I imediately We prepared bat nos administered. Did not went on deck. The ebook was not beavy; the The Attorney-General aid if they were to mee duck's blood administered. The cup focal ship was not brought up for an inatak, i turbance which may arise. No doubt, bow. On the crowd assisting in the fray.. As belongs to Mr. Sharp was sold to Captain Mo any money, and to the best of witness's recul- be the tennpl

be run he received a blow on the arm from a Mardo. Before selling it to Captain MoMurdo, Motion, Mr. Sharp said he could do nothing shell, but he did not know by whom. He did he leased it to Abang, charging bita/$50. Houatil he had paid the back rent at $50, after not as en estoppel, this must be mutual (Taylor containing oplam in deceased room belonged on tapeak as to the exact speed of the ship, it ever, these steps will now be taken, but it is

to Chow-ssing, it was one of a set of five might be from three to fuar knots. It was bad the whole of the water frontage, that is that he could come to an agreement. Saw or Evidence), oat Mr. Sharp would never agreed

About 6 o'clock deceased asked her to bays when I went on deck, but I could see the somewhat ate in the day to cc so, and the mat not know what gave rise to the quarrel.

Lee-a-wan, also a coolie employed by the the whole of what he and Mr. Sharp have the plaintiff on subsequent occasions at the to the letters. He also laid stress upon the i ter does not redound to the credit of the compradore to Mesaro. Arnbold, Karborg now. There was about as much and let them office, and at bis own hens. Recollected portance of an appraisement being made, and four unces of naushu, which abe bought. island quite distinctly. The fog rose and fell

She knew of no reason why she should commit

"By Captain Hockin.-I was relieved by the Police. It is too great a stretch of the & Costeted at i p.m. on the 12th instant him as now practically, as the water came up mora another conversation, Plaintiff asked if de- the necessity of such being done provided by imagination so conclude that the scandalous self and other coolies were discharging cargo than at present. Abang bad the boat place fendant was in, as he wished to see him about Law-as it was most bard that property should seeide. Deceased and not muay' visitors, but apparently just as the wind came...

the ground. He said he bad lost nearly $1,000 be suddenly seized, and shers be no redress after she supposed she bad enough to live opon. Srd officer, Mr. Cook, and the Captain, befove from a boat. The 14th and 22nd defendunts on the ground when witness bought the land.

Visitors paid $1 each.

the pilot left the ship. I have been at Shang- language and the disgraceful scenes which

Cross-examined.-He got rent eventually, but by the boat. She was now unsaleable, and be it was sold at the hammer. were hauling up baskets of fish oz to be

His Lordship enquired whether the value of Low woon, en inmate in brotbel 189, 38-hai once before, and bare been through the bad great difficulty in doing so. In 1861 bere asked me if I could get a parchaser, He said have been of almost nightly occurrence in wharf from bosis, and he requested them to

lah the deck Tust the right was sufficiently Wyzdbam-street, have escaped the notice of top a little and allow them to get out their was great demand for land, but witness does it had caused him to lose Lil. He said be the gigs and other things, besides the schooner,olared, said 'gue has been so for Dear two islands, and this channel. I cenaidor, when I

not think land in this particular part of the had offered her at $500; no one wonid buy her amounted to more thin the rent due.

Ocasionally tho cargo first. They refused, and they then let

He thinks the at that. This was on the 25th January. I said The Attorney General said that unforta mouth; she was her own mistress, and renta

a room in the house; takes her own suroclear to pass through it." some who are in responsible positions in the them go on and get out their fish first, colony has gone down mach.

Ste oweB the mietress $55, and Captain has consnted me with regard to the Police Service. If they have, all wo can say Whilst they were getting the ash up, they land belonging to Mr. Sharp in of more vaine to him it he would bring actual mcavy very nately, as they were sold, it was impossible

Since 1871 a great many likely be could settle, bat be only walked. Hey; and concluded his remarks by saying that

did not know if eversed owned money; By the President.-There was only a slight is that an improvement ir organisation is abused them, and threatened the cooler and now then then very urgently required. But if they have people, and requested them to come and gut buldings have been erected in the neighbou:- then said he would bring mousy in's for days, he did not claim sceacire damages, but the spouted not to lose it is paid. Dhe ravization of the chip, but nos as a rule

They then went to the Central Market, and re- boud, Ris own firm have laid out $40,000 to and settle the disputa. He did not come. I restraining was certainly a rery barsh measure.

subsequently went to see plaintiff, and was told The case was then adjourned to 10 sun, this had no verson to suspect that she committed fog before we left the ship, which became very auicide; deceased never complained to her about dense afterwards. There was no water la cur anything.

boat. I can't name the men who lower not, as is by far the more probable, it is sim, turned with a large crowd of mea armed with $50,000

La Barnes, carriage builder, &--Was formaer he had gone to Macon. I said I come on day. batiboo and other, weapons. The fourteenth

I only knew that the Inspector W. H. King, sworn, atated he bara the different cate. ply a gross dereliction of daty that steps defendant struck him on the head, and another ly wheelwright in the Royal Artillery. business, and world wait, and in about 10.

known the mistress some time, namely, two boatswain and second mute went away without bave not been taken to put no end to the whom he opuld not identify struck him on the noquainted with wood as an expert, from his minutes be appeared, and I congratulated bin

An inquest was beld yesterday at the Govern years. She has had the present bouse threo orders. I heard the captain give orders that scandal. It is within our knowledge that arm. He recognised the eighth defendant as experience, Watched the boat in process of on making a short passage from Macao. Sub. construction. Visited it from first time the sequently I went to present a bill, and told him the whole neighbourhood has been disturbed basing a bamboo,

Chon-a-moon, a house coolie at Mears. Arn- keel was laid. To the best of bis recallection be cuald not fix reat for soother man's lend, ment Civil Hospital, at 430 p.m. before A months; boa no personal knowledge of deceased. the boat should be prepatof, and lowered by shrieking and bawling for hours and the bold, Karberg & Co.'s declared, said he was it was began in January. The first complaint and he had better so fr. Sharp. He said he Lister, Eaq, coroner, and a jury consisting of A suidsight, or 239 5.a. on the 14th, in con-level with the gauwulce, and to remain Police have done nothing, the disturbance in the cargo boat is charge of the cargo. The Le taade was regarding the way the stem and would agree to pay for ten months past at $20 W. 15. Bay, J. Macintire, A. Armistead, and sequence of a report from the mistress, be went antil farther orders. I they had stayed, e of the hed supported by last witness, and ap reason for leaving us so soon. Thero wight being allowed to dis out its own way as contas aaked the market people to give them a stert posts were let into the keel. He told mouth, and in two months' time would bring 0. E. Chater. on the body of Ubiness woman to the house, and saw the deceased on the side should all have been sufet. They had o

little way to carry the things. They had some Abang he must take them out and put fraub once-40, which would make up $240 for 12 months, named Kei-tum-bing.

The coroner remarked to the jury that these parently dying and gasping for brenta. He be some excuse for the port bent, from the ship thunderstorm will do in the course of time.words, when shortly after they began to fight. in He did not do so. Told him unless he put He said Mr. Sharp Ead agreed to let him It seems somewhat strauge that this shoald The coolies were afraid of the market people, the stems and stern poate in properly, he would have the land at $20 a month; he would cases were coming forward very frequent of late, procured the ambulance and had her removed beeling over and the discharge pipe puuring appeared to be some mystery banging about it. feand some opium in a cup on the table, and The waist boats were about 30 feet abaft the have been the case when the Police coal and last witness hid himself in the stern of the not have anything to do with the best. Nurt pay that, but not more. He never brought namely, girls in brothels getting poisoned; there to the Hospital at once. She arrived alive. He water into her. I did not eas either boat leave.

boat, and the market people came on board and time witness went down Ahang had most of any money.

He could the timbers lis the site. The wood was Cross-examined-Have been four years in The girls in three brothels were beginning to a bowl fal of matter said to be vomited on the bridge; they were just abreast the engine By Lieat, Belby.The ship's compasses were have put down the first disturbance of dragged biar out, and beat him. the kind summarily, and applied to the roguise the first defendant as one of those partly American oak, and the other seemed to China; have been studying Chinone, at times find out that there is a power around them to bed. He removed them. He seurebed the room, room,

bea bastard F3m. Some of the timbers were under a teacher. I spoke Chinese with this which they can appeal to when injustice is and found a letter, a $5 note, and made of who ate on bugrů.. Registrar-General to put down the uzimanne

Inspector Grimes, swers, stated that at 130] unde of the same wood se the smalt plank in man. I might not understand everything. It served out to them. Sewri intences of bra oash, ula 20 cents, paper containing not in proper order; they were out in several permanently,

a Chiness Inkong exme to him in the charge: Court (not the rotten pieces, but the small I misunderstood, I should ask for explanation.tality bad terned up, wherein the mistresses charm powder, and several other pieces of points. From S. to 8. E. and by E. it was from

Mr. Rowrrr. for the prominent attention

Yip-a-king, coalie, employed by Inst witness, scared, Buid on the 12th inst, at I p., himself and some other coalies were discharging cargo

again.

KIUNATTING.

SERIOUS ASSAULT..

erert his powers. This, however, does put tlun." Bo was then beatau with bambusaureties, $200 each, and complainant bound the plaintiff. He ataled by had spokau to bim was sino evidence that the dalendant thought tara; she beard a doctor had heen sent for, or the umok of a steerder, coming up from the

be attended to by the Department under

to bring these houses to order, would be to

SUPREME COURT. June 18tik

BEFORE THE HON. H. J. BALL,

LEONG-a-HANG . GRANVILLE SHARP.

INQUEST.