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A false alarm of fire was given last night a 9pm. Doubtless a few of the inhabitares were tartled, but it was only to try the efficiency of the fire brigade, both the Government and Volunteer sections.

We are glad to hear that the now kulot, the Hotel de l'Univers, 18 progreasing favourably, and giring satisfaction. We are informed that a luge breakfast was given them by a military grutleman yesterday, and was pronounced a thorough success.

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The case was then remanded.

ALLEGED ASSAULT,

THE DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 24. 1875,

SUPRAMU COURT, 2

BEFORE ORILY JUSTICE SMALE.

Wilsnani v. Norton and anoilor.

JUDⱭMENT.

The inrerpreter gave the same fanelation. His Lordship then asked Mr. Rozati to put the anuse question again, and uek what witness meant exactly.

CHINESE CHRISTIANS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DALLY PRESS,

Sin-I am old that you have referred in your Police Reports to a certain Chianman,

out keeper, an "a pupil of Dr. Leggo" the question wan put, until at last, to the direct Allow me to state, for the anko of trach, that | Shmst, “Did you ever play a practical joke the man in question werer was a pupil of Dr. upon aplain Harvey 2 the witness answered, Leggae, and that he is not a member of any "No" "Perbape," was the retort, " pou do not Christian Church, or sangregation, in Hang. think it a practical joko to seduce your friend's kong or elsewhere, having boun caoluded four wife while you are lizing in bis house?** The years ago.

Beone that followed this questiao as extra. You also referred to the Chinese woman, who ordinary x one as was perhugs over witossed in lately poisoned herself, is "a Christian woman," a court of justice, nor does any mere gummary whilst to our certais, knowledge she never bad do justice to the precise and measured fora of any, connection whatever with any Ohristian the words which were used. For the explana- Churau

lion which Lord Bellew vohunterréd we must Yours traly

refer our readers to our deviled account. I ia enfficient to say that the moret half of the im- Hongkong, 23rd July, 1879,

patations thrown out by the learned gounsel for the defauce were directly megatived, and that" THE SPECTROSCOPE.

there was something more than usually ap (Echo.)

|proaching to dignity in Mr. Hawkins'e manuer

B. J. BITEL

THE TIONBORNE TRIAL. (Telegraph)

" THIET SECOND DÂN TH SƠN It had got abous early yesterday morning that word Ballew was to he examined, and it bad also got about that his cross-examination

Mr May mid that had there not been owl. A We have, in fact, in Japan, the best adence, he possibly might have believed the boy

defendants for money alleged to be due to the | at $040, Tuis was on 17th April, 1872. coneiderable adroitnesa, Dr. Késeoly firat pat a bankrupt. The declaration set forth the unnat He did not deliver any oplon. On the 28th question or two upon this point, and, having |ranco which has hitherto become apparent of was playing, but horeca evidence that the

money counts, and defondues pivaded the general November-the defendant borrowed $275. id thus gosded the witness to a state of the most | foreigë influence at last making itself felt in boy was not away time enough to hare gambled,

issue, or in other words, never indebted. Chu- nota, nhich he promised to pay back in, antreme irritation, pisiceeded to the crucial poist ohung become bankrupt some time in the mouth - two or three days. He would andonvuur in a marked out in his brief. Were practical jokes China. It is impossible for the Chinese to and moreover, the fruit builer at the shop sout for gave the same evidence us the bay mada

of July, lust yone. Previous to that he had few days fine terzise the monty, on a bill of played upon Roger Tjobberne Yos, they were, ignoro what is going on in a country so near in his defense. He bad fined a policemun the

astried na busingen in Hongkong with an exchange, and would then pay him. He paid Did the witness lawn Captain Harvey to their own, and which but i short time other day $25 for giving wilket falso evidence The plaintiff, the ouptain of the Parana perociation know as the Cha-ken shop, whose 32,000 in an crtur on Canton Be sent the-Yes, he did War Captain Harvey a par tack was little higher in the scale of civili-a that, and stay the nice to world to sought pay scat by the defendants for the hirs known as tiuse bargains it is, buying the bankar to Hongkong. He got the 52,000 on fighting commenced in earnest. I know ba opituin on what is ordor.by. Wei-kee to Canton. He is a Chinese tisular friend of witness's? - Aud hore “the be-steamship, by his duolaration in this action trade was to doul fore him committing the same not, sación bạn China. They and that Japan lined the game. He would fine bila (defendant) of the steamer, wat for provisions to passengers, option, storing it in one of the Banke, obtaining the With Dewuley. Up to the 22nd Novembar dritt of this question; my Lord," sud the bus skilfully applied Western civilisation to $25, the wee the other unstable hou and on cominion money counts. The defendants advance apon it, and then certain dosa acute be made no payment.

witness.* It is 3⁄4-mattor which has nothing to ploaded never indebted, and payment and entla-known as bargain chops were issued, which Mr. Kingami!), after some discussion cones.do with the trial. Am I konad to answer P " the warts of the entry, ns in old times the mentioned.

faction, and also a set-off. Jeane having been were transferred from land to find on the quent on an objection by Mr. Hayllar, put the Amid the silence which followed, the vary adopted the civilization of China, when it was W. Lord, a private in. H.M. Both Regiment, joined, the cuneo came on for trial before the opium being sold, first by the Cha-kee-bong quration whether the witness knew of any pay, breath of the listene was andible. "You had in advance of what she had up to that period was charred by Kwok-a-loi, imuste af hrothel Hon. H. J. Ball, sitting for me, and a special and then re-sold from one speculator to another went paid to any banks in cospect of the cheste better answer," was the reply of the Bench.

Well, then, I do know birs, and attained to. If China bad reason to be No. Skip-streut. with assaulting bor, and jury, in the Supreme Court, ou the 16th of June on the waiket. At the latter end of 1871 und of opium,

The witness said money had been paid many have stayed at his house..". "Did you ever stealing hop jacket, valsed $1, at 10 p.m. on the last, when the learned juche, on the ground cominerinement of 1672 be bankrupt had ex. proud that she was the medium of being 22nd lantaat.

that unliquidated damages could not under the weusive dealings with the defendunta, and short times It was paid for by the sale of opium. play s prnetióul joke upon him?" The scene [ing so much advancement to Japan, ebo cita

"Oomplainant asid defandans was in her room, statute of sot.off her planet, refused to allow the 23rd October defendants incurred a debt to Some paymezta mundo. were for insurance of which followed this question-aithrigh na ang hardly fail to have her emulation excited and whilst abe west ent to the dock house evidener of set-off of such damages under it; the bankrupt of $24,500 for Opiam. It was the the opium them to take up for deficiency of but the witness and Dr. Kenonly foresaw ite aanther taiate crivd out that defendant had the defendants withdrew, that ples, and a ver practiceoftheChu-kee hong to conduct that busi. the market price; others for interest and other axaat drift-was almost indesorbable. Mr. when she finds that Japan has so far bettered rug out with a jacket. Sho went to las room diet was found for the plaintiff for $17,441.10, nos érongh the agency of a Mr. A. R. Joshua, dings. He told Andescer Chiney to make Hawkins objected; Dr. Konenly insisted the instruction as to adopt a system greatly and an a jacket was missing, and they gave The defendante moved for a rale to show.cuuso in whose mause the oops were unde out. The hoac payments on bis account in respect of and the witness declared that he would obuse after defendunt to the back gate of why a new trial should not be granted, or why Duu-treo-hong were in the babit of destroying the opinn. The sains were debited to him by answer no question affecting the oredit in advance of anything which China has yet McGregor Barracks, where the defendant as verdies should not he entered for the defend the bargain chops on their being presented, Arduseer. He cannot recollect the amounts, as of other persons than himself. Dr. Kencaly's PORRIGN SETTLEMENTS OF atlained to, and it can scarcely be doubted saulted bar and knocked her down, & Chiuse ants, or why a nosauit shoald not be directed delivery orders being issued thou fur them Ardearer has the accounts. They amount to pertinacity bad by this time unlisted the ayın.

SHANGHAI,

that the emulation thus oxcited will go far soustable, No. 234, came, and ought to defondan five grounde, to which I shall barenfter par- The result of these transactions was that the $7,000 or $8,000. He also lent defendant $2pathy of the earire Court in behalf of the wil. sat, but he got out of bis grap and got to siculurly refer. The termel judge refused to defendants incurred a debt to the bankrupt of the 21st Desetaber, 1871, sad on the 15th neca, and the measured accents of the Lord towards inducing her to endeavour to follow, the gate; when it was opened, defendant grant the rake asked. In pursues of Ordi- $24,500, Burdry cheets hiving bear bought by fenusry, $190. He was to receive $9 a cheat Chief Justice conveyed in marked rebate. "1 no much as she is able, a line of pulley which, was lot in, and the gate closca: The ong, uance No. 7 of 1882, the defendants appealed to bits, and the ownership and the loan transferred on the Opicu.

Jo not understand," said Lis lordship, "how herself, and the other girl, on coming past the tie ngainst that decision. The appeal was fully to him. The learned Guansal detailed the The enau was here adjouruel to 10 am, or

any practical joka played by this gentleman in a neighbouring state, has proved eo com water foret, wait in, and found the jucket there, Targued on the Ith and 12th daye of this month. varions amounts the soma due from de Friday.

can, with respect to what took place at Stony pletely successful.***

where she was beaten by the defendant. I havo had before me the baton takon on the fendants to the bankrupt, in consequence of the

barat, disentitle hiu to be believed, oa bis uath. This evidence was corroborated by another trial by the learned Inilgo, and by evassat of results of these transactions, in recordance with

However, it may be of such a nature that the. mate, named Wong-a-bo.

both parties, I have alan used by way of sup the fluctuations of the market. The acute

jury would disbelieve the wituess if it were Chinese constable No. 234 deposed by arrbet-plement a report of the trial which appeared were then handed to the dory, and the learned

tiske known to them. We wont leave it to ing the defendant near the closet, and to bis in the Daily Pres of July 19th. Of the Cornsel then proceeded to call bis evidenes,

Dr-Kenely'e discretion.Again and again getting away, and again arresting him at the five grounds on which the defendants appointing out that the dinini susigace Lad no gale. bat the gate Going opened by the lance pealed I will first dispose of the 5th "That personal interest in the latter, and brought Korporal, who appeared at Onurt, and who devidence was not admitted at the trial to prove the case merely in the intereste of justion and manged the release, of defoncut, wisting hehe Charter-party expired long before the in the psi formurce of his duties. Referring to know the defendant, and he was to procurs the 2nd day of April, 1873. The note of the the defendants' plan of never indebted, he arged complainant. He went to the Tuspetor mail carued judge at the trial does not show that this it would result in a distinct contradiation told him about the affair, and Inspector Omdock ny azob evidence was offered, and when I in evidence, and the Iny would have to cope. went and bad defendant arrested.

refer to the report in the Daily Press, I find der which side was more worthy of credence, Defendant nåmitted all except the theft of that there seems to have been some misap the party interested or the bunkrupt, who had the jacket. Sent to hard labour for four months prehension on the subject. And applying the now no possible personal interest in the matter, A tower is being created over the centre

ÁLEACH OF ORDINANCE,. Authority of Whitelonas v. Henimant, 27 Ohui-a-suune, the wakeup, was then ex of the Central Police-station, where it is in. Mr. Osasund, clerk at the Registrar-General's LJ., N., Ex. 295, Ium of opinion that the de.amined. He was shrofto Messrs. Mody & Co., lended to bung one of the thres largu bellace, summoned Mr. Dorabjee, proprister of the fendants have not shown that the evidence now and knew the Chu-ken ataciation. Their busi lately arrived from England, to give false or bakery at the Hongkong Hotel, for living in atleged to have been rejected way pressed on ness was dealing in opium. He was employed true shares of five in the city of Victoria. The bis service a chair coolio named Low-a-ling, un-the judge, and that he deliberately rejected it by the managing salesman and buyer. other two large belle will be bags one to the registered:

I most, therefore, disallow this ground of appeal. He explained the custom es to purchases. The Bast, and the other West, at the Harbour Complainant. and this Frot urose out of a Taking the other four points in order, the first opious purchased from the various frins we master's office.

onse which ouma before Mr. Mitobell, wherein point suggested is that on the frote deposited at the Books in the name-of the chair coolie was witucas jy the case of ser proved the plaintif could not sae alque for the On-kee. He did not have the opium in bis Among the wonders revealed by the spectro-an be clicted from the witness in orose-examinat With reference to the letter from the Rezente unemployed found on the premises at a sharter-money lained." It seems to me that own house. The Ghakes firm had no pre-scopo none is greater than the evidence of the tion thas, upon the previous what in Ocmmoa Dr. Entel, it is right to state that the state garden up the hill. The coolie uns since ab. this point is not sustainable. Ever since 1788, mises of their own but they had an office. In motion of the stars derived from the priem. Pleas, Serjeant Ballantine had never ucked him. ments be allodes to with regard to the untive sconded. The doctic in evidence admitted he in the case of Williama r. Millington, 1K-B thetime bargains, the course of dealing was thres Mr. Huggins determined by this method, which uny such questions as these, and that he an-, Christians, were founded upon what was stubed had no ticket.

51; it is the law that even where principal and weeks time for opium of government sales independa essentially upon the fact that the inchingly and unsesitatingly adbared to his in the proceedings at the Police-court and

Defendant and the two obair coolles bavo, agentiare in the same try, when an ngent Caloutta that is three weeks were allowed to spectra of stars differ when the star is ap-story of the tattoo marks. inquest, respectively. Regarding the goat been in his employ three years, and one of them makes a contract on the subject matter of which the parchaara to lear, after the date of the pronching and when receding from the eye, or, THIENT THIED DAY.—97H JUNE. ceeper, it was stuted, we believe, by both Magis showed bin bis registration ticket, and be mu. he has a special property, he may, even though stcumpere leaving Caloutta, When he sells in other words, that it is possible to estimate It had been rumoured on Friday lust that the

rnten, that he was a pupil of Dr. Leggo's; and turally thought the other had his,

be contracted for an avowed principal; ene inopiam, he issues scrip of the Ohn-kee firm to the velocity of a luminona body towards or from firet witness who was to be anilet when the 6 regards the woman who committed suicide, Me. Miny told defendant that he should be the bis own name-much more is that the case the parabaser The scrip bears the Olie-koe the spentator by the diferenco in the length of Coare next re-assembled would be Mr. Alfred he was by a mistake described as a Christian holder of the registration tickets of bis servants, where the agent is uaptain, having as he has shop stampabut is not signed by ung one in ad- the waves of light, that Bicina is recading from Seymour, and the result was that for the whole Toman in tot notice calling the inqueat.. nod be trusted be had things better arranged in apcoint property in a ship, the subject matter of dition. He knew Mr. Joshua. He used to issue our system at the rate of twenty miles per of yesterday both the Court and its approaches the Hongkong Hotal. He was proprietor of a the entrant, and his principal is in a foreign the bargain scrips for Oba-kes, and obtain a scoond, while Arcturas is approaching us at u were exorded slmost to suffocation. The judges JONGKONG FIER AND GODOWN COM large establishment, where a great matter of country. This is confirmed by the decision in commission. They were inued by Joshua, rate of more than fifty miles per second: On did not take their seats actil twenty minutes servants were engaged, and where good manager Seager Kenworthy. 10 Ex. 743 I must signed by him, and stamped by the Cumme-ker the other hand, sune of the stars in Urato eleven, and the day's proceedings commenced ment was required. He would not inga therefore dis: Low this ground of appeal hong. They were all in the form of one shows Mujer, as well as Castor and Regalus, are by an intitution The adjuuraci extraordinary meeting of

the part of the Lord Chief Justice that a moat scanditans, contexpt of bis company, for the purpose of confirming heavy fine on him, but would simply warn him The sccond ground of appeal is that the to witness, and put in. The holdar presented moving away from as at great velocitisa,

Coart had been committed. It seems that Mr. the resolution passed at the extraordinary by posing a nominal fine. Defendant was evidence offered in rednotion of the amount the bargain scrips, and they gave it up in ex- meeting held on ite 14th inst., was held at the Raed 92.AK

* əlaimed ought to bare been admitted.” ... I read [jobange for delivery orders, The bargain seripo

Guildford Onslow has written a private letter. in the notes of the lauried judge that ut the were then torn to file was almost the in- BRUTAL ASGAULE, officos yesterday. There were present Mesere.

to a friend commenting very strongis upon the H. B. Leman (in the ohair), Bortrand, G. How-a-chip, watchinan at No. 5 police si trial Me. Drummond ssid his object is to show Bariable custom. There are only three which

course it is taking;, that the friend in question Sharp, Healon, Sandilanda Vaucher, Corden, tion, and Tala-tai, a ocolie, were charged with that the plaintiff was guilty of broaches of have not been destroyed. He was the dafendant,

has been indiscreet enough to communicate Tyson, Hon. J. Pauncefote, Captain Clark, being concerned with others in a murderous tharter-puty and therefore that be onurut gchap-ting, at his office at Mody's, hong.

this letter to a local paper; and that its con Moera. Karberg, Sassoon, Malver, Tellurme, J. 188unit apon the master, Sung-a-chin, and Lin-recover." I presume it was also means that He brought seven bargain scrips for 35 ohests

tents have since been reproduced in the Pall ng, on itimate, of brothel No. 61, Square strel, auch branches, when in reduction of the pluin. of opium altogether. They were stumped with by Dr. Kenealy would be "brick The result Mall Gazette. Mr. Harkina undertook that the McLeod, Greig, and André.

The CHAIRMAN having read the resolution on the night of the 22nd instant, between five tiff's claim wholly, or to the amount of breach Chu-kev ukop and signed by Joabas, and of this bruit was that the court was more densely whole matter should be forthwith laid before the pussed at the last meeting, stated that the and six o'clock...

proved. The learned judge decided that such defendant requested the wituces so take the crammed than it has yet leon during the Attorney-General, and the subject thus drop- Directors had tried to carry out the range stating the master of the brushet was in the purpose and refused to admit evidence of

Inspoutor Guir asked for at remave, brongbes were not rupeivable for such a devon serips as a deposit to the bank.

trial, and that the interest manifested was more pod, to be revived later in the day, when the ments then proposed to be entered into with

Mr. Kingsmill asked if the interprsior would than usually interse. The first witness es-Lord Chief Justice once again called the atton- Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co. and the hospital, and ible to attend, havink any engh broaches. Ha, in effect, asid, 1 but the question again, as he thought the nnunrned was the Hov, Walter Bridge, Minition of Mr. Hawk us to a coup breadsheet Bank, bus lind failed to do so, and as the time her batally salted with iron bure, which seage you can prove such breaches, but I sver bad been too much compressed in the ter" or vice Principal of Stonyhurst, whose entitled," Arther Orton's Appeal to the British had now elapsed, they had no lopes of being broke his jaw and kancked his teeth ontonano submit the evidente to the jary, and Lansiation.

evidence simply want to catableh eertain facts Pablio," which his lordship denounced us able to, and no other firm had made an offer. Others, who were now at large; he had hoped therefore I will not receive it. It is said His Lordslip mid this was a serious charge and dates. In conautica with these, and to scandaleus," at the same time intimating that The directors onsidered it a phy. that the of-golog bold of..

that in Sungur. Duthrie, the Chief Teticuiuspute to the interpreter.

verify theas, a bugs ledger was produced, bound those responsible-for--it would be very sum Company should be wound up without every

at the trial received the evidence; bat I do that Mr. Kingsmill did not mean to impute any" in dilapidatod calf, and about the size of a marily dealt with. ffort being made to carry it on, and be would,

The regular coarse 'of the chay's proceedings ap withdrew it from the jury, and directed a ver | Bloortcoming, bat werely that the newer bud volume containing three cousutive years of i nepordance with clause 134 of the Articles An old man died Langtongshing, a gost list for the full wont claimed. That case ie not been fully or clearly givon,

The Daily Telegraph bunad up together. A commence with none technical evidence given A munition: propose that this meeting be keepur, and Du-wai kim, a hawker, were charged beported 29 LJ, N.S. CF. 253, and 30 LJ, N.

offer of the Court who staggered under the 7 clerk in the War Office, ns to the circum- adjourned to Wednesday, the 30th instant, as by Sikh constable No. 542, with apting him. S., O,P. 65, and it and a long series of cases sp.

creabing weight of this syclopeau tome stances conaceted with Boger · Tichborn's the directora had a proposal to make to the

Cowplumant said he approdlended two pear to me entirely to sustain the decision of

produced au imegielibly come effect, and Air.admission to the Army: and then Mr. Gerald shurobolders in private meeting, which he did gamblers in Mark street, when the fest de the Hon. and learned Judge Ball. The fourth

Hawkins made an little fun out of the occasion. | Fitzgerald, of The Firs, Binfield, Berkshire, was: not think advisable be made public at predios abedad kira and throw stows, beat ought to have been admitted, and the question

Bernal, send for bie morsiderate demand who must have beer, at least in his prime when taking good care to besp coals of fire upon Dr. aulled by Mr. Sarjeant Parry, Mr. Fitzgerald, fendant cried out Tah,tab." A nuiber of gropail of appeal is that the evidenos offered The motion for adjournment having been him with sticks, and pushed his down, The whether the obijces of the charter-piety had been

that all books and papers connected with Roger Tobborne was lad, gave evidenco to the seconded by Mr. Coron, the public withdrew, constable in consequence presented a dirty wholly frustrated ougat to have been put to the

Stonyhurst should be produced. Apart, how effect thus be had been an old friend of Sir the shareholders remaining to confer with the and deplorable appearance). The second de jury the question in, was it for the judge

ever, from the fun created by the prodontian James and Lady Tianborne, and bad visited of this gigantic volume, Mr. Bridge's ovi thom both at Upton and so at Tichborno, directors on the proposal atended to be laid fendant, who is a baker, shed at a with or jury to say whether the condition was or nos a bamboo, and give kim a socore how. Ho a condition precedens? The learned judge right.

dence was of very little gonemi interest, und Weile there be bad, before going to bed, smoked arrested hip, when the first defendant cume op ly hold that the construction of the clause of

the testimony of the Ror. Mr. Splaine, librarian a post-conal cigar with Roger; and Roger, roll- again and interfered. He subsequently ap the chartor-party was clearly not for the jury

of the college, was equally confued to technical ing up the sleeve of his dressing gown, bed prehended the defendants in the change room; hot for the judgo (see 5 M. and W., 542), and

mattera of detail, over which none the less prose humbin (the witnese) certain tattoo marks on the gambless ran away.

that is was incuntbent on him alone to decide

alight but bitter sarmishes, preludes of the big arm. All but the witness could recollent as Inspector Gair said the first defendant was whether the performance of the agreements by

grant battle to coure. Do you,' said Mr. Haw to these marks was that they were not Agures of & Christian, and that he bad appeared le other the captain was a condition precedent dispens.

Kine to our witness, produce any maps or snimals, and he was evidently peculiarly careful day as a witresa in favor of a-lot of gamblers,; ing with the obligations of the defendants under

plats of Stonyharat ? "*"No" was the reply, to stute nothing as to which his resmory was The interpreter of the court aid the firet their agreement or not, or whether these agree

I do not" "Then," said Mr. Hawkins, some not absolutely certain. The only point on defendant was generally considered to be a good ments by the captain were independent agree

body else does. The old walls were yesterday which he was quite positive win that the Christian,

ments, giving rise to any independent action

stripped bare. Really, Mr. Hawkins, inter-defendant was not the Roger Tichborne whom Mr. May said ürst defendant live where by the defendants. The learned Judge construed In reply to Mr. Rayllar, witness said the posed Dr. Kerealy," you have no right to make he had known as a ind. The very idea," said gambling was rife, and he seemed to have ap- the language, and be hell that the agreements book was his private book; and Mr. Hayllar these observations." Elly 'Lel,” replied Mr. be, "sers to far ridiculous." Dr. Kently's concesion to herself und other foreign 10 and 31 p.m. on the 22n3. without leave, and I pearol in favor of the gamblers, but sen good ] by the cuption, said to have been brazed, were; arged that if the transaction was with the Oha Howkine, “Lars in' yrL'dabap's hands, and will eros-ezaurination of this greatles was ob- adions, of a right which had long been re-staying away all night; the third, Lee-a-sing, Christina be bad never come to cuipinia of the independent agree neats, and not capable of roc-hong, how was it there was an entry in his submit to wo reproof from any one but yri'de vicusly intended to be courteous; but over the fused to Western nations, and has done good watchman, with letting the first two oal of the gambling as rife about him.

being set up as a defence. He bold that there prints book.

ship" and then followed at last ten minates next witness, Mr. Alfred Seymour, the tng of service in obtaining the conccesing. Nothing home

Inspector Gray said that the complainant was nothing to refer to the jury on this point. Witness and the dealing a to the 85 chests of what attorneys' clerks irreverently #escribe war began in real earnest, as Mr. Bawkins, who could more definitely mark the progress

was où special duty in the locality to percote held that any default in performance of theras with the coming, but Ng-bog-ting (the as "jullying.", Father Sinama Mana, the next led off in chief, acccatasted bis questions so aa gambling. The defendants cums to the charge captain's agreement did not aunihilate the defendant) requested him to keep the memo witness, had beer, one of the noble army of to bring out the answers into bold relief, and which Japani baa nade, or on the other hand A. borstwoman nuwed Chuu-a-chow charged room themselves re complain, and whilst there whole consideration on his part, a condition to random of it until by-and-bye,

Stonyhurst Profesors, ad had taught Roger De Kenerly's prose-examination was more than two man named Wong--sing and Kuma-tak, the constable, came in, and complainit aleo of emataining an objection on account of a brusch Mr. Hayllar saked whether be meant that Tilborne Latin. He was quite sure that, the usually severe. It may be remembered that show the degros to which' China has recoolies, residing in Second and Third-streets, being assaulted nad his stuff taken away, and of condition precedent; that the contract the transfer from the company took place on defendant was not Roger Tühborne. His the late Lady Tichborne, Rogor's mother, was od stagnant, while the world has been moving with the unlawful possession of a jacket and a said the two defendants were the cauEC was performed on his part, it, may be very the 23rd October, or when.

voice and appearance," said he, "are quite difa daughter before bie marriage of the late Mr. forwards in all other directions It must pair of browsers, which she bad bong cut to First defendant maid there was no gambling, inadequately, and that na the statute given

Witness atted defendant said: If it would terent"

Henry Sormoar, of Kaoyle, and that she wen bavo been a severe tank for the Couet atby on the bow of ber boat at West Point, and and heooly went to the constable and asked him no right of pleading set off, the only be rather diffenit for you to keep a memo. of Father Mann was followed by lenob, and consequently a half-sister of Mr. Alfred Sep-

which were, stulen,

not 1 bout the second defendant. Thaconstable remedy of the defoodarte is, by a cross it, take the opium as yours, as if it were your lunch by a keen discussion as to the admissimour, of the Mr. Houry Seymour who will pro- Peking to have to make the concession which Complainant stated that when she missed the then beat him.

otion All the Cagen collected in Abbott own transaction.

bility of a copy of the Delphiu Virgil-the Virbably be the first witzens called to-day, of Irs. was ultimately granted to her ohi vasal; clothes she went to No. 7 atation and made a Second defondant said the complainfot want-on Shipping, p: 221 (edition, 1967) and Ad- Mr. Hayllar: Hae he any entry of the sole Pgil which the defendant, when it was shown to Phillip Bouverie, of Mrs, Sandford, and of and this feeling was probably not modifed, and was scion set for to see some ed to take bis fruit, and because he refused to dison on Costracts, us to conditione pre It appeared that witress had already said so. bin in the Cameron Pleue, bad supposed to be Lady Hawlinaun. It is admitted on both sides

been by having to grant the same privilege in the things, and cutied the clothes as her profet bim have it, the constable beat him, and cedent, shew that where there bas Wilusss continued: After defendant had dein Greek. This battle over. Mr. Hawkins ross that the relationship in question was always ürat defendant came and asked him got to beat a total failure of the whole consideration, livered the bargain scrips to him he tore them and said," Lord Bellew," and Lord Bellow most carefully ignored, and that Roger called foreign nations whe had hithero bean re- Clinger P.0 20 deposed to scoing the de- him.

then the condition may be construed as sup. The cheats were in the custody of the stepped into the box. Every eye was imme-his grandfather" Mr. Seymour," and spoke of -fused admittance to the Erapera's prescue Lower Laser Raw, and having suspicion of

fendants trying to dispose of the things in Defendants were discharged,

condition precedens, but that whan me Hongkong and Shangbai and the French Banke diately fixed upon bin. He isa tall, well-bailt, and to his uncles and aunts by their Christia KIDNAPPING. The fact that Japan bad letself but re-them, took them to the station, where he heard

of the stipulated work has been New Patza Opium was rising. It was about stalwart man, with a black head and bronzed names. But it is also contended for the de- gart Wong-a-cbing, a coolie odemployed, rest: done, and still more when the whole con $705 a obest. It was little over the price futures, which, when his cross-examination fonce that a violent feud, daly too thinly teently made the same concessions which she of a robbery having been made at Lek-long ding in Taipingsban, was charged by Pang-a-tract has been performed, as it bus bean in this marked on the scrip which, was $700. Ou irritated bim, flushed up into an ungry red.cloaked, had alwaya existed between the Inte

now sought to obtain from China, must to taoy.

Kain, a chair-coolie unemployed, reading in case hy the completion of the voyage and de making ap the accomats of the Chu-kee Bur, however angry he might be, be yet retain-Lady Tichborne and the entire Seymour family, Firat defendant said the second defendant d'Aguilar-street, with atcompting to kidnap livery of the crago, though badly or insufficient Hong there was no occasion to credit the 85ed his self-possession admirably, and gave his and that the Soyours have from the first, and rome extent have strengthened the position gave him the things to sell, and Renond defend. him,

ly done, that the condition in not precedent, but chests. They were the property of the Changvers without a shadow of embarrassment. long before the Claimant even Arrived in Eag- of her Albassador, as showing in a manner but said another man gave them to bì, who Complainant stated he was previously ema seperate stipulation, for which damages 100y koe before the 23rd October. Witness bad He deposed in his examination in chief to harland, taken up an altitude bitterly and openly which could not be mistaken, her own recog ran away on the approach of the constable. ployed for six montas pi Chiness Boug, and be obtained only in a separate action. Mr. obarge of them for that firm. He transferred ing been a fellow philosopher" with Roger hortile to his pretersions. Be this as it may, uition of the reasonableness of the requests

The constable mid no one ran away.

previous to that was able strect chair. Drammond has cited all the cases and the control of them from the Chu-kee to the Tichborne at Stonyhurst, and to baring tat it is certain that Mr. Alfred Seymour, who in First defendant, was fined 10 shillings, in de coplis. Is has been one of employment, six very possible argument in support of the defendant, and the Chu-kes were deprived of taced on bis arm the memorable letters R. O. at present Member for Salisbury, made na at fault. ten days' burd labor; the second defendant days now. On Monday evening he was in East- sppent. I have very carefully considered the value of them by this sot. Wimess and I., running from the fore-am down to the tempt to conceal his opinico as to the worth which she was making. Japan, not many friday odatle six weeks hard, labor days, w. how to sea a that he has a god, but I cannot follow to bad tho surip for the 25 chests. The Obie Britning operation wf, it sitte verformed of the defendant'e case, and that he was years ago, was as exclusivo Ching, but has for the artswful posscesion.

quaintance he formed in a coolie bone, by bis bim to the conclusions to which he wishes ker ought to have had either money or credit. will three needles fastened into a wooden has what is technically termed "an ugly wit- given over the old régime, and entered into

going to see other coulias there at the time he me to arrive st.. I ́onit diamies, this ap He was to take it sa if it were his own private die, and led with Indiaŭ ink,and an anobor, pins", As the confinement in the the comity of nations on au equal footing. As

A codie unmet Chai a-sam was charged with was employed. The defendant asked him what peal.. Understanding the law as I do, I have purchase, fle debited himself with the amount a beart, and a vives already existed, bearer to began to Weary him, he leaned againet such, she recently asked to be recognised by throwing staus, into the barbour, at the F. & O. he was doing, and he told bin he was out of stated it, but I am ut liberty to add that I of the 'chests, $4500, in bis accomat with wards the band of the arm. The witness had its sides, and emphasised his repues with coal godowns, near the new Piles pior, where employment." The defendant said he thought am not sure that this conclusion may not oper- Chu-kee, when triking hia fual balance, never tattooed before, and Roger sought biu stout walking-stick which be carried af- Cling, and she has undoubtedly reason to ba drep water is required for ships to come along he could precare a situation for him, and he ate as very grave injustice towards the de- Defendant came to ace him on the 2nd No-how to do it. On the same ocasion Roger had fectionately as if it were an old companion. It proud of the results of her funbassador's side to discharge

would see him the next day. They arranged fendants, if they should be able to establiah in vember. Defendant cause to witness in bin tattooed is (witness's) arm with an anchor, and would be impossible in any summary to do jus- Defendant denied the charge, but complain to meet at the Joss-house in Hollywood-rood, some other action here, or in Ireland, and at the office at Holy's, at about 2 o'clock, bringing the wark was still visible, although, fatak rica to the lengthened passage of arms between negotiatious. Nothing could more clearly an aid this was not the first time defendant He went on Tuesday, at 5 pan., and met the de. and of some indefinito time, the mea for damages with him his opium eales sorip, that is, a par- Sach was Lord Bellow's #la, and at the con- the witness and the learned counsel for the de- prova to her the advantages which are tu be bad dous the same thing. Fined $1.

fendant at the June-house. The defendant ex or breach of contract which they allege they olase seria that the bolder has to take delivery clusion of it be strode seresa the Court bared fence; but the outbursts of laughter which gained by making common came with civilized

ALLEGED GAMBLING,

platted to him that he had received a letter baye against the plaintif, and which they allege of even with a falling market. Upon a sale bis forearm, and showed it to the jury, with the every other moment followed some shrewd re- Tong-a-bo, a servùnt huy to Mesra. Rose & from his brother at Macao, who was an intar.wly disentitles the plaintif to, or greatly atrip, delivery must take zotual delivery ever blue anchor still visible upon 2, althougis dull ply, showed only tou clearly that Mr. Seymour's nations than the position whied the casable Co,, was charged by Sikh constable No 481, preter, and he would give him employment, diministige his damages in this setion. Lung for loss. In the case of bargain scrip, delivery ed by lapse of years. Then Dr. Kenealy rose experience of Parliamentary life had for him to assume upon this important pensions and with gambling in D'Agular Street, about fa.m. He consenteil to go, and they arranged to take ago, in Thompson u. Uilles37, 5 E. and B., 209, muy be taken after the arrival of the next to his fest, and cintanead the cross-examina rubbed even the Court of Queen's Bench of its 23rd instant. Complainant said Le had a pats-bart from Shek-tong-ly, but when Lord Chief Justice Campbell expressed bis steamer. If the market is falling, they must tion of the one witness aron whose evidenco terrors The points of the examination in chief this fut past have had its weight upon on the 2nd him before gambling in the same they arrived on the beach. I ma: bis angle opinion, trom, the Bench; that it was reprouch gay be difference or the take dairers. Tas the oase, it has been, often usytbed, virtually ware; mainly three that the witonas had acen the Chineses and probably influenced them to

place.

who asked him where he was going, and after to our Legislature that parties bad not thep, defendant's scrip was for 60 chests. He des hinges. How long had Lord Bellew been at the memorable tattoo marks, and recollected. some extent. But there is also another con Defendant denied the charge, and said that informing him his uncle asked him whether as they still have not, the means of settling troyed that paper. It had the Tok-cbune chop Stonyburst? Four years. And what had be them perfectly; that he was quite certain the sideration which must have weighed with his maker, Mr. Robinson, sent him with 2 chit he did not know the dolindant was a kidnapper. rosa elsims_srcept by dielinot actions, on it-that is his own name. The document.learned? Wall, he did not know, having, ac a defendant was not, Roger Ticuburne, nor in any to Mr. Floyd, and when he arrived Mr. Floyd The defendent was taken to the Tong Wa This reprone to the Law still remains was printed in Chinese has no form of it. It matter of fact, been excessively idle. He did way like Roger; and that be vue mors or less thout. They cannot ignore that the liberal was at his breakfast, and told him to wait down Hospital, where he was recognised to a kid in some Etubes of the American Union, this note is in proof that 60 sheets Putna not now know the rock alphabet, He did not under an impression that his half-sister, Lady policy whilch Japan has of late adopted, and stairs till he had finished. He went down, and napper.

kata, but, ya other States the statute of asteoff opuw have been sold at $700 a chest; to taka | know who Orgetorit was, He was equally in Tichborne, was consciously party to a conspi "the introduction of foreign appliances, have proceeded to a lychee stall opposite to buy some A letter found on defendant seemed to show has been extended to all cases of action (ace 1 delivery on the expiration of the time, the 10th the dark us to the early history of Oliver Crom-ruoy, "I told her," said the witness, “that she been the means of greatly increasing her yes, and as he was making his bargain the that the defendant was in connection with kid Parsons on Bhipping, 206), It is no satisfac day of the 10th toon, that is, the ad. Novomwell, and as to the relise preserved in Stony as the only one of her family who bad taken up

Constable caught him, and accused him of gam- | nappara.

tion to these defendante that it has become a ber. The date of isene was the 5th Nor. No burst library and the traditions about the cross this impostor, and I asked her if it wanld not power, and they must be equally well assured bling

- Complainant said on the road the defendant generally recognised principle that the law money was paid when the scrip was fasued, na Hurst-green, the nature of a Doric column, be better for her to think the matter over that there is every likelihood that, in coming He sent him with ohit to Mr. Floyd, and also hands of the police

Mi. Ecbman said defendant was a good boy, gava bim $5 to let him go, this was in the ought to allow the litigants to include all ques, there was de occasion to do so. The money was and the exact relations between physica and in ber own mind. I said, "There is evidently a tions of difference in one, and on the sauce litio be paid on the 22nd Nov, No mover had metaphysics. This "badgering"-tor badger great conspirasy, and we are determined to years, that the power which she has acquired with the newspaper to the other store in Wel. The case was then remanded to this day, at gution. I baliers that the Cede now in preparobouged bands up to the 22nd. The defandanting it was--went ou until the Lord Chief fathom it to the bottom, and to punish those will be still further on theincrease. Chinamustlington Street, and from the time he sent him | Ilem

ation for this Colony will introduce this im Baid he came to take delivery of the opian, Justice interfered, and then Dr. Konealy began who aid sad abet it. She jumped up at this thus see rising up in close proximity to her a

out to the time he was arrested, could not have,

provement, more necessary in an isolated Colony and as be bad no money, would the witnose do to feat the witnosa upcu the matter of and said, 'They can't do anything to me, and ́excreded four minutes." Powerwhich abe cantot but foel is to be feared,

than even in England. Agreeing with the peit it in the bank Witness told him it the tattoo warks. The giar of this part I said, I have come here to shield you.'** At this stage the stafiman was sent for,

learned judge, I have said so. If I had differ.would be liable to the interest obargad by the of the cross-examination was such that it Orosa.examination only served to elicit from and it is not stirprising if she attached, more Kum-s-ebut, declared, said his master has!

ed from him, I should also have said so, but.it | bauk. Witness agreed to deposit the 60 chests is impossible to enuwarus it. It was elicit Mr. Seymour that he bad gone to Howlett'a potance to the representations from the fruit stall on one side of the abup, which was

would have been with much hesitation, and be accordingly, and he agreed to pay interest and ed, however, that Lori Belle bail ut firat Hotel to see his sister's body after her death, in bie care. The defendant came to him and Japanese Ambassador than from any of the bought ten cash worth of lychaca, and he found

lieving that he would have been quite as likely expenace. He did not change the name of the been uncertain ae to the tattoo marks, and bad and that be there found the Claimaat “enok- to be right as I could be. No man who has sat deposit, which was witness's own remained more or less uncertain antil a pop-ing at a cigar," and drinking brandy and water. other Representatives. Bossias is well one bad one smongst them, and spoke Sharp Walker, chief officer of the British on the Beach in this Colony was ever Letter Mr. Kingsmill aid the plitatiff thus pobversation with Mr. Seymour bad refreshed his And did he not say you, when you said known, has long been treated by Chine with angrily to him about it, for baring bad lychees slip Cairmore, charged Martin Connelly, soa. qualified by legal training; by practice, or by bimsuit into the position of holding opium for memory. Ner was thie all; for Dr. Konealy's you did not know him. What somesse, f a gwat deal more consideration that The constable came up and slapped defendants without permission, on the 23rd instart

mixed up with what be professed to be good, man unemployed, with being on board the ship judicial experience, to grasp the specialities of the defendant to the value of the 842,000, cross-examinationala suggested that the Tod know me well enough No Wis this case, than the hon. and learned judge whe The chosts were plaintiff's security, but the whole matter bad drat been brought to Lord the reply. Not a bit of it. He said, ' I know the latter country le extended to any face; when defentiant asked the constable,

Podem proprietorship passed to the defendant. Ballew's notice by Mr. Bowker."How is it," yon, Allred Seymour; you are a d→→d bluck- Complainant, amors, stated this woning, the decided it in the first instance, other nation, simply on account of bez wiced defendant to procure

What tor-what for " The accouutunt ad 23rd lust, he found the defendant down in the The Attorney-General asked whether his The witness continued: The defendant was asked the learned counsel, "that you remembers guard, who are trying to keep me out of my stamens against fore peak, towing himself away. The defend. Lordship would make nay order as to costs. to pay interest, insurance, and godown rent. erectly all about this mark, and yet recollect anrights." at least twenty minates were spent Gelng so near a neighbour, and the time the constable, when the constable arrested the

Hie Bordship said that in view of the hard. Nothing was said as to how the money was to little about Sayhurst? You see," replial over this single foot, Dr. Konealy doing all be ant does not belong to the abip. The Cairnomore nean of the cane ca the defendants, he would I be paid, but the interest and charges were to the witness, in the gost natural manner pos.coald to extort an admission that the Claimint has now come when she will protably find defendant, bat he did not know for whes. The was bound to San Francisco.

same constable bad before. come to the stail the necessity of being equally careful in her and wanted it removed, asying it was an ob

Defondant said be asked the captain to give make order hima panange, which he refused, and he then Jdealings with Japan. That Japan is not instruction. clined to accept azy slights from Chios, las boy away to the time he got information that

Mr. Robinson said from the time he sent the stowed biraselt away, as he wanted to go to San Hon. W diexander, Oficial designee,

Francisco Discharged

Yu chune and Ng hop.ting. been abundantly shown, and of her ability to defendant was arrested, was not more than a

The following Jury were worn in Menare. J. Robertson, J. W. Groker. F. 11. 0. Georg, support her claims as against that pountry quarter of an boor,

Lord Lytton was a good hand at a commers Beha, U. V. Smith, F, G. Evolter, Aud I. there can be very little question. It is for- Defendant was then discharged.

siul arrangement. He drove soccessful bar. Wioting. The constable, No. 481. was then told to gains with his pahlishers. His agreement with Mr. Kingsmill, instructed by Messrs. Sharp tunate, therefore, that a nation which is likely stand in front of the dock, and was told to ex-Beans. Routledge for cheay issuer of his and Toller, for the plajatif. Kr. Hayilar in

plain why he wilfully made a false charge novels was a profitable thing for him. The structed by Miss Francis and Stephens, for is so well disposed in respect to foreign pro. against the bay, and to answer why he should Brin had the power of bringing out the works the defendant,

not be punished for giving wilfal false evidence. in two forms, and in return were to pay bim a Mr. Kingomill opened the case for the plain but it be wanted delivery, he old give the Attorney-General, in his squally memorable imputed to b Some laughter was also cre

Defendant contended that he had told the sam nantially. In nineteen years they have tiff. In this action hit. Alexander, ef afflch bin delivery of that number here Witness speech, aferred to the passage in question, and ated by an account, given with the interest Insignes of Can-chune, ■ bankrupt eued the war obliged to let him have 60 cheats said something in explanation it. With domible gravity, of a certain "funeral óretion"?

Tua magotiations of the Japanese Ambassador at Peking, of which we gave an account from Northern enterporary yesterday, afford probably a more definite proof of the strides which have been madu by that country in her position in the work during the past few years, sino any other of the marvellous evidences of progress which have been given. We and that Japan, which was formerly treated by the proud occupants of the Dragon Throne as a micro tributary nation, was fore most in arging upon her former patron the

to exers so salutary an infiuence upon China,

gress, and so much identified with foreign nations.

POTTOE INTELLIGENOR. July 23rd.

BEFORE THE HON. C. MAY,

DISOBEDIENCE OF ORDERS.

Mr. Louis Volkmann charged three of bis servants with discbedience of orders. The first, Leung-a-cuin, a cook, and the second, Chi-a chan, olie, with leaving bie premises between

Defendants were fined 50 eonta cook.

UNLAWFUL POSSESSION.

perly.

truth.

FILLING IN THE HARBOUR.

MARINE MAGISTRATE'S. COURT. July 23rd,

ESTORE H. G. THOMSETT, Esq, R.N.

THE "CAIRNSMĢEE."'

paid bin na mach se £30,000,

•

take this opiny, as if it were a deposit in the Witness then said:--Fle requested me to bink, as Cuu-kee spinas deposited tiers.

The interpreter was here questioned by Mr. Hayllar on the word be tenulated a "deposit." lle eaid it was "Fang," which might incan either a "pledge" or a "feposit."

Wituces explained that he meant by the words as if it was a deposit," that it should be a deposit under hin control. He received the bargain chops and deposited them on account of Ng-hop.ting, and made a memorandum that Ng-hop-ting had purchased from the com pany. The witness's wetunt book for 1871 was then placed in his band. His son made the entries under that dats, There is an entry referring to the transaction.

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box

be paid antil the goods were delivered. In the able," have always something here"-touch-had addressed bie Uncle Seymour "es" Al- meantime witness held the goods on deposit asing his arm-"to remind us of the one thing." fred," and Mr. Seymour, with the gravest face security. Ultimately the Fitness shipped the "A very clerer answer," sneered Dr. Kenealy in the world, as persistently repeating the chests to Shangbai. Feared defendant whether You have no right to make such a remark us phrase we have already quoted. One point, be wished the drag to be sold here or sent to that, Dr. Kenpoly, interpoast the Lord Chief however, the learned counsel made. He Shanghai, and he said Shipped to Shanghiul Justice; and thereupon Mr. Bawkins nodded asked the witness whether he bad, not It was shipped to Shanghai to be sold thore and smiled, so who should Bag Lastly co said of his sister, in the presence of Mr. on meronat of the defendant; who, however, 'I'd I quite Anticipated that y'r L'dship w'd Guildford Onslow and Mr. Baillie Cochrane, changed his mind after it had been shipped, be of that opinion. And yet these were but the She may be grilling in holl for all saying he wished it sold in Hongkong, bus gathering clouds before the sloven. “You re- I care!" and on this matter ali to which Mr. it had already gone. Witness told him member, saya the Claimant in one of his Seymour would pledge kimerit was, that be the opina to Shangha memorable lettere, about Miss Bellew,” and “did unf recollect buring aed the expressions

te had ment