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THE DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JULY 25

POLICE INTELLIGENCE, -Fuld 24th.

BEFORE F. W. MITCHELL, Esq.

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been re-coppered, by the Canton steator in han, whigh in conquency did not arrivo after 5.30 p.m.

With referencere the report yesterday, of the alarm of fice, which was given by way of clice, our attention has been tried to the hot that only the Borgsong Fire Inatrance Company's ball rang, and bey had obtained police permission to adpt that means of test the die alleudane, The plan, though ingenious, may be open to question, on the old principle of calling wolf when there is no wok brides being rather disturbing and icon venient to the general public. Could not coolies bu Lested sono other way?

ABUSE."

Defondunt who fined $1.

AETTLING, ACCOUNTS..

A obair maker mamed Tea-a-, obarged man named Ho-a-sum, with taking from his possession un cusy, chair. in liquidation of a debt of $0.50, which lie owed him for goods

applied.

Complainant stated that defendant came to

He

Defendant was told by the Magistrate that

On his

1878.

SUMMARY JURISDICTION COUIS, July 24th.

BEFORE HIS HONOR T. C. HAYLLÁR, W.SCHROSSHARE v. L. DE OCINAGOM

the Govenminė

THE TICHBORNE TRIAL

(Telegraph)

пеня.

New Yo... Meases. S. M. PETTINGties Cu Colony for thatparpose, sud hè vas accordingly / soner, in win account before the diagistrate, vione. He then said bé came to plait bir gneus, dinucce ing-to- fiatingst, bas ensidered it did ibis evidence abisfy weat to faste which the dugular incident,

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Newchung Thaaban aika Peking 2.

DEATH.

tongkong, on the thestank. KATK dachter of Wam. Appleton, of Now,

APPLETON, wife of H. Soyacor f-cary, and

York.

The Daily Press.

I paxNG, JULY 3, 83.

named Foong-wabing, with attempting to TEE-QOVDUNUBNT OF THE OHINERE, Thorolake was, under the circumstances, not aanstural; and the foot is important, is the Ednap him, come on again ysterday. The

TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY PREAN."

defondant, on his co-examination in Common1 I trust not be overlooked that by encouraging

Better found on defendant wae reproduced and

SLR-Oflate many articles have appeared in a body of this kind a great deal of power is

re-read. It gave warning to the party dvour and your contemporaries' columns anim. Pleus, had no rosaliestion ofit. Another point fressed, and called attention to the visibility adverting in gorers terms on the desirability of difficult Roger had in talking English. Ho in Doling Bickertus ovidence was the thrown into the hands of certain people, and

To the Court-The fore-bních house is abent

of one A-pd being brought to Masao, to give permitting Ohioso deputations to bave interwald say, for islame, to a lady, "Have you Oft. to the deck. Theróian anehor near it, poID- it is an elementary principle of government ing up 54. A person standing on the mushur

Mrs. S. Oroker, rosiding at No. 4 Gage-account, so na to clear up soundal on ula tela view with H.B. the Governer, and of their po petite the fin line to make a pro- that" responsibility should be made propor- could lean over the hatch house. Decoused sareet, cburged white corlie named L-tions.

The cridenes for the prosecution being coir-ageing influence with the Gerument. The tionate to power. It is a dangerous course, head bad been tomyde the ungor-The-blood sing,-No.-801, with being insulent manbasire,

und after engaging his chuir, refnuing to oerry pleted, the defendant was asked whether he genera tune of the Press in that the Chinese morude?" and although he knew his deal well. should not be allowed to interfe with the in theory, get, as a matter of fact, the therefore, to have any special form of govern was close to the anchor.

The evidence of the recnaby, Ables Cadoor, bar where she wanted to go. Complain, vaid would prefer his case to be sent before a jury; Government in its administation, nuither meal. he found helf on his chargor, hia iguorance of Englist stood in his way, and bia went for the Chinese, unless we are asured was then, inken, as to his. seeing the prisoner she came to the selony for the good of her Defencant waid he would prefer it to be settled should they have a voice with the Governor tactics, like linb Acres courage, sequed that there is a perfect check upon those into speaking to him, and taking the obair and health, and it was had to b trested in this at once.

Defondant said lie was for two years employed that their influces-ia detrimental to the good to come out at bie fagora ands, In the gros3- weny, and to be swayed from s'de to side in the whose hands power is placed. The Tung jumping overboard.

Mr. Frazer, the chief officer, recalled at the defendant's chair, nearly being thrown out, in by Mr. Holms, of the Supreme Court, to carry of the a lany, and should not be tolerated.

Before arguing on this suljest, let me real examination of thie witneas courred a most Wa Hospital bns of late assumed many request of Mr. Kingani, said that the pribor sick acate of besith.

ohibe. About three months he was ou played at the state of affairs which existed in this colonyively passage. Colonel Bickerstaff who, it Mr. Holines private house, till he went to Kow some ferr years ago. Laronies were rife, and cars, present when Roger was bled ut loou to reaide, when he got ons of employment. robberies wore frequent neurreness, life and with le lunet, the shirt alueves were, of functions which clearly show that it is an in-zoner'e manner was excited when be curë aft

Canterbury, and á both runs were attempted Breasing power in the Colony. If it be able, and spoke to the mo at the wheel.

and had been so since. He then wont to ac property were insecure. Pedestrians dared not Another seachany as then aramined, and

course, turned up. As Mr. Hawkins," said by mous of deputations to the GOVERNOR, to give a similar account of the mattor to that

to his brother, who is a broker tu jins sou venture on isolated roads for fear of being rob- D. Konealy," I uot ank you the question, I from Houm, and ho assisted bim. A. few

bed. Disturbancos and riploma essemkingen will. Did you see any tattoo-marke geim earry out its objects, its power will constantly given by the other witnessee.

In reply to Mr Kingsmill, withoka said the

days buck he came over to Hongkong to get

were of-daily-oroarvonden... Drunken.seaportsmile aprend itself slowly over Me. Harekina' be increasing, while there is nothing what- serang was a little busty in his tempor

Eis clothes, and met the compliant, who ever to make it responsible to the Gavern- ad known of his abusing the crew. Had

scomed to know bin. The complainant naked robbed in pelle thoroughfares under the features us the witness answered promptly. mont. This would not be the case were one know him atdkę ose man. The serang during his stop on the 18th, and demanded bis mòucy, jm what he was dog, and he told bin. Theyes of native shopkeepers, who rendered not the "Yes, I did" and a Jittle laugh rippled

hot weather steed to lie, about anywhere. and as he could Lot pay then, defendant touk omplainant expressed a wish to go to Macao, cant nasistance to capture the sulprits.

I remember that on the uccion when a few rough the Court at the success of the elever forensis pilgo into which the learned Doctor or two of the Committee of the Hospital to Two mors canonuya having given evidence an unfinished chair, The next day defendant as be entd he was out of employment. Ho

inte Colonial Secretary, Mr. Mercer of the Justice Mellor, tint that question would be unde members of the Council, when they concerning the centrener, in aneb the same came again to get what be considered a balance advised him not to ro, a poor buinces leading Chinese prosented an address to the had Fillen Ihould have thought," said Mr. and then took the arms of the chair, The was doing there. He met complainant again of his departure for England, baat gentleman have came better from the other side," M

Len Monday lust, when he sain expressed a would have ample opportunity of bringing way as the previous witnesses,

Mr. Kingsmill addressed the jury, for the whole was worth $1.75. toward their views in a regular way, and prisoner. He need not remind them of the

Defendant said that complainant fuld bin to desire to go to Maoud, and gir bo, advised while complimenting the Chinesens un arderly lad," protested Mr. Exwkins, with an in- They take the chair to sell, to pay himself, arid he him not to go. The next day the complainant and quiet people drew the attention of the do imitable expression of injured innocence,"

putation to the upathy and. backwardness of under those forms and restraints which are ouve responsibility resting on them. wecognised as necessary with regard to other stod between the Queen, as representing law did an. Finding the chair was not finished, be met him as he was going to the pass hot to go pir countrymen. He said the Chiurec wontd are y lut, I'v'r rested of it." In and if it is coupled with the further fact that and order, on the one side, and the prisoner on veut uext morning to get the arus, when cut to Bueno, and insisted of accompanying him not sasist the Government in the administen short, the ambuscade with perfectly encorenful classes of the Community. We should be the other. He would puke no svimental plaint abuse bitq; and then gave him inte saying he had no food. Bastion of the ines, nor cosperate with the Culond Bickerstaff was most emphatically and

10 cavu, and told his to go and geolaething glad to see the Chinese represented in this appeal to them that the prisoner's life depend-custody.

Low-n-peen, at workmat in the shop, correto cat, und offered the loan of his umbrella toment in supine the place in order. In positively certain that the defendant wat n |ed on them, becuase the Crown bad the power)

return through the in; but the complainant response to the repented calia of the local Gobe old brother offler, it must be admitted that manner, as is in fact done at Singapore. of exercising merey if it exe fibat it could not borated his wisi elatensent

Inspector Cradock and complainant riado no refused to return, and at West Buist he was met verament, the Chinese community have since the Colonel is hardly to be described as

CELDe forvard and given their co-operationabiful witness. To Colon Bickerstat This would secure to some extent a real eo be denied that upon their verdict depended operation not only between them and the whether the law should be par in force against complaint at the stition on the 18th, but on by the complainant's friends, winbat biu, caud the roast is the present quietesid pace noorded General Jones, un chennut GOVERNOR, but between them and in co the prisoner. lie would read the statement of the the 23rd instant complaiunat came npd report. his parse string, and wanted to take his perachie etale of the colony, compart with its sevon years in the Carabineers, and, bad

they took his jacket, jind then wok tim to the prisanes, and be cheerved that, but for thatod about the arms of the chair.

Witnees said he did not know whither Lie Tangwa Hapital. On the road the complain. former days. Some will argue that this is not kuowa Roger parfectly, General Jonge in

the result of the Chinese co-operation, but of munity generally--while the present wyslom, statement, there would not be any evidence

ing his opinion very cutspokenly and by giving strength and canetion to the against bim. Toero might be evidence whichster would have giron the defendant inte ant wanted to synes det of him $5, to let him ather causes. Sty what they way, very for a plain, blant old officer, given to express

would come out in time, but a present the eastudy for taking the chair, bail be not gone go, and as he refused, to give is, they beat bimenu deny that the district watekimon and the it seems that he had, long before the trial The letter was from a relations, for him to ricciple that special arrangements are caly thing to fasten the crime upon the pri-after for the row.

Tung-yon, declared, witid he was a matter procure An to lear up what was brought his unity have done great service is the dominan Ples cas 0, spoten bis eind of the then Clafount so frankly as to druw gaines. his family. The family of the mun

But what are their rewirls un? Just cad down upon himself a letter of angry rewson- needed for the Chinese residents, is peculiarlysoner was his own statement. He might fairly

suggest to the jury that the prisoner's frauk worker, and a partner with defendant. walenlated to raise up a species of govern Confesien ek away the idea af preconceived new defendant was owed $2.50, and bust me herein actioned as knapport, were presise of acknowledging their services, they sad that

strane, to which be returned no manner of an arnt for native residente different from that cor at least a

his family heavily. malicious intention. brought home a chair in lieu

swer. That the defendant was not Hover Tíol. - Defendant was convicted of an attempt to the lool Press, ure and all, denounce their as existing tu the Colony goiterally, and over Without sach unlicions intention there duula,

tions; and strongly advice the government ta not be marder. The law makes allowances for te larceny of the chair would be thrown out, hidup, and was sent to six months' hard labor suppress the influence poated by thea, under 18 ve certain," and he was equal- ly certain that be himself had never bren which the Executive will have scarcely `any

the plea that it will breed serious evils. the weakness of poor buman mature, and re. thers did not appear to be any charge mude

dressed by an eld brother officer, who had control.

Now, I as authorised to say that the aid to him," I am afraid you don't rempuber cognises the differcuco between kiing in bot. against bim for taking it; he would convict

Chinese community in coming forward to me, Grand Jones; I was with you in the blood and killing in cold blood.. In support of him of stealing the arms of the chair, and sond

operato with the Government in the min- Garabineere," and that he had never replied to this, he quoted from Russell on Crince" in re-him to three days hard lebone ferenos to the diference between murier and

DIXQURDIENCE OF ORDERS.

on publie istration of public affairs, do

any such question, Juking the questioner for the Mr. M. Mons charged Chinese, med

gonads, and not from impicer or corrupt then Claimant, You are add imposter, The American ship Jus . Wright was town mustanghter. He did not contend that the

mon had been under the influence of insanity: Kwok-a-sm, and his house Horvat, Fung-Jobson, of Mesare Sharp and Teller, for the motives. Some of the sace for their time and Sir, and were never in the army in your life. down yesterday from Wharopus, where the bit he had apparently beed influenced by tbukluk, as followe

furror brents-Tassion under which bis coun

Complainant stated that on the afternoon of plaintiff, and Stitrereton, of Messre. Caldwell money. If the Government show any least This is a pity, as the story is to 230 that one rymen to frequently labour, and be was not the 23rd inst. he was called away to attend a and Brereton.forthe defendant. In this case the symptom indicating that their assistance is no-ould wish it were true. Canel Bity and apparently influenced by a deliberately mali meeting, and left his house wholly in the tands plaintiff clined $150, or wage engineer on called, they will be be glad to at once give up Major Boit, who followed, were both brother cheers of Roger Tiph borne, and were both posi quus motivele confeuded that the jury of his acrvante. "It was a rule of bis to allow board the Jaan, a Spanish slip. He entered their functions. There is however, one con bold, find the fisser guilty of manslaughter, bis servants to bave their friends, if respect into the contract here before the Spanish Coe-solation for them, that they have. Son to tive that the defeucht was not be: indoct, and the Court would decide the punishment tule, in the house to see them, till 9pm. Ale re-sal. This engageant was to go to Havanat believe that His Excellenes and the Executive Majer Boti, when asked "Is he, the defendant, that should be awarded. He read from the pri turned to his house before she time be expcated, und hence to a part in Europe. She left here Council entertain a different view of their, ser Ruger Tichbone? Answered promptly "I'll take my oath he isn't:"-Colonial Betty's evi- Yours truly, somer's statement au second of the ill-treatment and going up the bill be saw, the first defend on the 3rd or 4th June for Macao: They stayed vices from that evinced by the Press.

dence went to show that he (Colonel. Betty) A CHİNAMAN;

was perfectly clear that the detondam was which he had received, and which bad goaded ant and is boy, the second dcfcudun at Macao about three weeks. From theuse they him into suddenly and passionately committing standing at the door, and the first de went to sex for about 26 hours, and care beak

Hongkong, 3rd July, 1873.

uct Roger Tichborne, and leo that be the

Th winces) bad never boon at Cabir the offence. He did not contend that itfendant, hade inges on a tray. On gain, They were engaged in Macao shipping we other than most agznivated ease their sceitig in they weat into the house, olles. The coelis were trapped to other Yease's, and the Jean rotti-ned here. They ri

laat point is of importance, as the defend. of manslaughter-hat that it did not amount and bat the door in his face.

uni kis stated that he bid, when at Cahir, set to murder. There was a difenty as, to the knocking, he was kept waiting for about tall a turned here because they could not get us

He went teas. The coals were bud,

THIRTY YOURTE DAY.-Jéru June.

E booby trap for Colonel Betty with a nail of two statements rude by the prisoner. At the minute, and at last he was admitted.

Ein Hunor said the Court was in a peculiar}

Yesterday's proceedings nemenced more or cold water, Major Bott, who came after Colonel Magistracy be described himself a striking to look for the man whom he had seen in a white | A Chinese destitale was sume tile back the first blow, the cut on the free, in the heat fucker, the fast defendant, but could not find position, to be hearing a chur was far less formally: The first witness of any impart. Betsy, we in all respecto a very important wit- Hix evideos is chirily remarkable, when anee wus Colonul Garage Greenwood, of whom uf anger at lie prorecation. But it did not bias. Presently be found? him in a water closet, what would be a criminal offence according to found eleping in one of the lanes, and brought appear likely that this one blow caused death concealed, and he caked him who he wie and laws-te read, "Any man who is unt, the Claimant sparks in his memorable letter take onection with the fact that the

to my dear casing Kate" "my old friend Claimant did not remember, upon his cross-ex ap to the Magistracy, and who then expressed a

Mr. Breton observed that the medinance had George," expressing at the stung time namination in Colamon Pleas anything of a very wish to be sent to the Civil Hospital have speedy a vogned to have been the case, he said he was a barber, and came to shave the serves, &c."

The speedy death wust have come from the second defendant. He konw this to be an un-

murnest desire to have a hunt" with him, singular cirontastisce thus had occurred between thu Panelson, Mr. P. FISHER, Meris mouth opened, it baving closed to the ex.

wound in the throat. This being in, the pri- truth, as the boy had that done the day pre not yet come into force,

His Honor them read through the prosent or į sent of a smuikkole only, adding lie camo to the

Colouel Greenwood know Roger perfgantly, and Roger und Major Hatt, or of another very sin by which Cabain Turner He did not stated that he struck the man ene blow, went and then said to pick is curs 37. Park Kov

Leat to that institution. The ass came out of

The cridende was then proceeded with. The fendant, if he were really Roger, cald, it is Major Bott, and Roger had all three inkon On one cension, Li arged, hardly have forgotten it seeme, lor part. It seems that ALL & HOLT and Kathe hospital yesterday; hic month being nearly way, and came back and struck the other two. think first defendunt was on the pretrises for not touch the question.

It was, therefore, at the Jury to say whether any unlawful purposes. It was the sexpicious) &C, Shanghai wall, and presented himself, to the presiding the was acting under the atin, and provocation way they acted which attracted his attention, vessel arrived in Hongkong on the SUL Juze, instance, that a very favourite horse of the Globel, Majr Bott had gone pat HALL & HOLTZ KE Magistrate, expressing bus thankfulness for the when be inflicted the last by wounds, The fle gave the first defendant into custody when the ship went into duck at Kowloon, witness was condemned to be shot, and that Peaborne's, room, and ironically begged him A question arose as to when the plaintiff way Roger Tichborna usuisted in the erection svar to play a solo on the French horn., Tich trautment, and gratitude for the benefit he had learned counsel then proceeded to read the for being on his premises. He was albe

Also borne refound; and, hading Bett troublerome, derived through the kindness he had received statorent suade by the prisoner, which stated rendemendes to give the servant into cas discharged The chief engineer Grst discharged te grave of a linge cairn of flint stones. in this Colony. He was no recovered as to that the seruny Ind struck bin, and that fedy; and so as not to have any collusion in in Alasao.

In reply 10 bis Honor, witness said that in the wittees gave Roger bis first "pink"- went down for a corporal and a file of the guard very memorable event young inin's life. to put him under rest. Beat on this assion, sable him to return to Sunon, bis native place, bad previously done on in the Harbour of with the first, be resolved to give bin and he would ever be grateful to the authorities Sydney. He said that he felt sickness froth the into custody this morning, but not having Spaniak ships a ferat record of the rest at wus Culonel Grenwood's own piat-the and fall of fary, he met Chin Pothill Turner, in this Colony for the treatment be bad re-lows he had received-and dinneas came bend time to go nome, he was sending kept in the Gogebick, but there was nothing inst I wore explained the sitnis and the who promptly pa i under arrest himself. first be from Nor was this all. My old circumstance much as this, it is argued, sivedr. Alitebell expressed much pleasure fore bie erse symptout of the frenzy to hie obair quite for the stond defendant, equivalent to a ship's artichs.

Julguent was given for the plaintiff for friend George" was quite certain từ...1 thợ do

Roger Tickborne could never have forgotten; nunding the way so grateful, and stated which inlays are subject. The state gout when be found bin standing onteide the that the doctor of the Civil Hospital had er further set forth that he got up and went to the Court, The second defendant had evidently 255 and costs, it appearing that the plaintiff fendunt was not Roger Tichborne, and we either could have to forgotten that he and

had been justifiably discharged.

equally certain that, if the defendant were Majer Bott and a certain Captaie Hawkes had pressed bis willingness to deal with any surgidorung, and strek him twin that be went back left his house without. bie sanction, sud he en ons brought bafore him under similar cir

Roger Tichborze, he would have roullasted personated the Bending Bricks of Baby HALL. THE SAME.-Mr. Suplens, of Masers the waste and color of Miss Thoughty's on," the point of which performance was that cumstances, and would ho saly tus glad to aa-again to tim, and found him sitting with his who sent for bins to cunt to Court, and he said Francis and Stephone, for the plaintiff; Mr. favourite hores. Rower.

to his daly, and fooling still in pain, he went charged him with the offence. He asked in

Witness Lad, Hawkes got on the shoulders of East, and Ticb.. sist all who came to bim av circumstanced

Bend on his band, and he then gave him the the interpreter of the Court, and then said the Brereton, of Messrs. Caldwell and Brereton, somo, met :bo Claimant once in the company borne on the shoniders of Hawkee; and the the utmost of bio ubility:

cut v his obeek. The lured Counsel first defendant. He would like to remark that

This was a claim for of Colonel Lushington, and bad subjecten bis result of it was, that all three callapsed with a esid that the only material difference between his vervants, especially the second defendant, for the defendunt.

$500, similar to the slopɔve. The rate of a species of cross-examination, in which, a- erash, and Hawker, being a choleric man, tas. LATE

this statement and the one at the Magistruoy, were very riotons and obstinate.

First defendant said he wan barber, and wages agreed to whe $10 a month, for a

cording to the Colonel's opinion, the defendous ened on to "Tich," and oparly thetsled bim. was the transposition of the order of the wanude. Ha submitted it was more likely the second was asked to come and replait the second Journey to one to Hasunak, from then the Claimant-acquitted himself arike his predecessor, Colonel Betty, Major Bolt account, girea quietly, would be sorrect than the defendant's quot; be said he would consthenes to ports in Europe, and it to be at the frontisfactorily. He id to me, he wept was very severely cross-examined us to whether ne which he gave in hastiness at the Magie soon, na ho wanted to go some distance for plaintifs option to leave, but he was to have ed. Are yon prepared to awear that I am not the two had mes in company visited the defend- The second defendant told him the right to come back to Chine if he chose. Roger Tolborne? I said, antinued the wit ant at Croydon, and set a tray for him by tracy. He sonceded by impressing upon the purpoan

The plain it atated that on leaving the coals nest, that was prepared to wear that adopting cach the name of the other. Thie jary the importance of the case, contencing that to come to the house, sa ho need not ge

was, however, indignantly denied; and, indeed. the prisoner seemed to be certainly acting under far. He went; some other party had were bad, and it was iurponible to get up etc. to the best of my kopsledge and belief, be was

The engines wanted overhauling and also the not Bogor Ticsborne. And that," he added, throughout the whole of bis cross-examination provocation, and arging upon than that they images, and was cailed by some person in boilers. The difficulty arose chiefly from the I say now? Volonel Lussington, however, the Major fought with a breness that argued should give the primer the benefit of such the bouss

Do small-natural ability for nisi prius. "Had appears to bave been otherwise minded, and to Borgud defendant carrphorated this, and ad. coal. She would only go two or three knots an

kone in smooth water. considerations as he had laid before there, and as the law allowed the highest cases of manded us they arrived at the door the complain. could have dras nothing at all-and world, in

With a head wind she have roudly declare that the answers oires Mr. Holmes called alto (witares),__«_spy?" "Nor Mr. M'Broy!" slaughter verging very eldaely upon those of sat's mistress valled a man in who was selling fact, buve gone hackwards, lo consequence the sulfivices to convince my fuy in Ang. No certainly not in the presence of him

by the Clainat to "his old friend Georgso: certainly not." images. and he wear in and so did he and Bie Lordabip then saamed up. He said that first defendat. He did not see his master plaintiff drised the Captais to return to Maland that he was-gar Tielborne. He this (the witage). (Tis very emphatically.) Had sao, which was scourdingly doue; it was absos or not, they had evidently left Colonel be set the tattoo marks? No, he hadn't. the question for the jury was reduced to one of coming up the hill in his obair.

First dufondant was discharged with 'ono. Intely necessary to put back, as being a coolie Greas wood as unconvinced as ever, ud he font But he was perfectly certain na matter of two conclusions, whether the prisoner was

ship, they could not have pot in anywhere. care not to leave the box witsont frat express- bearsay and common reputation, that they guilty of murder or manslaughter. The facts tion, and the second defendant was fined $1.

DISORDERLY HOUSE,

They bad onsultation with the Captain on ing his belief that the family were pretty were there." End be ever talked about them! A thousand times but not al- were too strong to leave any donbt that the

Enropean constable, No. 94, sammoned the the subject. With the exception of the Cap munichang" a to the pretensions of the, dear, yes. deceased died by his hand, and bis Counsel had correspondent were really so satisfied, jus be

not attempted to sat up that defence. His occupant of one of the numerons bouses of tuin, whose opinion the plaintiff did not know, Claimant, and that he himself beartily sharod ways to Mr. Bowker. Did he recollect what fee, he did; but it dapende3 professed to be, with the have fact that the

Lordships then kid down to the jury the difuotoriety, in Wyndham street, to stawer al agreed ou the reccseity of returning. The in the family unauimity, To Odonel Green-he, bad said

Horwood succeeded Captain Thomas Manders, an very much apon which of the thousand times it .Executive-as he, states-take a different

ference between murder and manalaitgurer, the charge of keeping a disorderly hone, on the boilers were faulty in their construction. view to that of the Itress upon the subject,

distinction between the two offences beng that night of the 23rd and morning of the 24: former name was the Coquette, Several of the old officer in the Carubineers, who had known was to which Dr. Kenal's question had re- coolics-be should say about 200 were put in Roger Pichhorne perfetly, and stood his friend ferense. When he took ir. Holmes for the in the caso of murder the man most be actuated instant, he would hardly have thought is worth while

Complainant, saare; stated he wse on duty irons; and there was a good dad of disturbance in more than var little difficulty. The most defendant, and wid to him How are you, by malice. The jary must, therefore, decidé to write a leng letter to refute the latter.

in Wyndhan-street at 12 o'clock of the 23 among them. Beerybody belonging to the ship important lentura in Captain Manders or Tichbos?' he believed at the time that the BEFORE DRIEF JUSTICE SMÁLE. whether there was enfficient provocation to

ins... when he saw the defendant come out of bad commended the witness for bis conduct idence was 's distinct reselection of the tattoo defendant was an impostor. None the less he It is not messary to usver our corres-

And jury consisting of Messrs. J. Binck, F. take the erite out of the category of man. Froar, 1. Dickie, M. Sual, L. Young, W. H. F. slaughter. He pointed out that the use of her house, and order a private obair away from the water. On returning to Hasan the whole of marke, which he had seer upon ous vecasion said, How are you, Tichborne He didn't think it would have been more natural to have ondent's argument point by point. WeDarby and J. A. da Silveira.

an iniproper who was Az element to ber door. The chair-coolies refused to take it the coolics were transhipped. They then ulton which he had gone into Rogir's room to believe die overestimates the renount of good

Regina v. Almet,

he taken into consideration. Where a deadly away, but eventually they put it in the fiddle acao u one on to Hongkong, where they borrow a bonting whip, and had found. feger, enid, How are you, Sir? but conid quite nu. weapon is wied, a small provocation would not of the loud, when the defendant, making nse of arrived on the 24th. Plaintif remained on with big sleeves rolled up, brushing his hair. Jerstand that Dr. Kenealy would have said so. which bad resulted frois 'the gistance.he

When Lord Bellew first gore evidence as to No conbt Dr. Kengaly would not have said, be considered aufhoient, to make the offence taost disgraceful langauge, went and push board superintending the work being done to

How do you du, Tiebborne? But then, you, status Lus lean rendered by the Chinese

Mr. Kings, itsmineted by Messrs. Francie maualangliter. Affudiar to the facts, his Lord. the chair over. A gentlemaŭ in the the ongines. The vessel bed a trial trip after these new femore marks,he public was more

She went past Alerde and back, fur has taken by airprise. But it is worthy of aee, Dr. Kenonly would probably be more parti. resilints; and his arguneus respecting the and Stephens, appeared for the prisoner. ship said that eupposing the man had said Teraudah told the eclair-coolics to wait, wards,

defendant then made of the but was no better than before. The defendant notice that in the present trial the evidence of calar than witness." So far Major Boti, the Ma Kingual, referring to Chity's Arch-nothing, there was the man running off over and unwillingness of bus country to all the ld," asked that the prisoner might be allow board to certain death, and on being brought lange again, and picked an

was discharged by Mr. Fabrigas. His clerk Lord Bellew is supported by independent wit. remainder of who evidence bore anon very Police nuthorities, as illustrated by the action to read a statemens to the jury. This was back, saying, "Setang bad thin that was from the bank opposito and threw up at her told him that be bad sometings to say tones, such as-tu lake the meat recent instances questionable ground, and hardly admits of oftheshopkeepers with respect to the drunkenneording to the practice. The atatement was peculiar state of matters. If the jury could re verandah, hat the stone struck the pillar him, and on his going to his nifies he was. Fitzgerald, My Uncle Seymore," and sumary, although its full purpose is easily Ha had never neglected his old friend George; sad. to those who apparent if it be carefully considered. After sailors. is scarcely a great encouragement to important, and be wiebed it to come from theduce the ear to mapalanghter it would be and rebounded back into the street. He discharged.

shore have been present in ecttet Dr. Kenealy's cross. Majer Bott came Captain Pelhilt Turner, who satisfactory, but the jug mast decide accord- was to the sop of the embankment at the time, duties beyond suretimen being sa

its not then being examination bas nilipiendly indicated the lives had been a brother officer of Roger fich rely upon the assistance which he states has After some discussion, his Lordship stateding to the taste and their cathe. There was and came down the steps to advies defendant after 4 o'clock, and

As chief cuginoer, he which the defence is likely to adopt upon this hornce, and to whom the defendant wrote as "Dear Polhill," to appoint an interview, wri done so much for the benefit of the Colony, it could be read as part of Mr. Kiugemisso evidence that there had been any soudle. to go in. The defendant went in, and after-worth while to go back.

The jury must consider the case first without soy wards he heard a great noise there till 1 o'clock had privires such as going and coming what crucial question. There are oʻlar aqually obyjogs pints which "perc

To Captain Magden Evilowed his wife, whose ting at the same time to bis" Doar Mama," "I The Attorney-General consented to this.. consideration of the prisoner's statemont, and He wout round his beat and came back by 2be liked, and remaining us atore. He asked could be answered, but taère is only one, The Attorney-General then addressed the then consider whether wills that statement 'clock, when the une noise was being made. Mr. Fabrigas what compensation he would evidence simply went to show that she bad told you I shouldn't go to Redford-Optain point on which it is worth while to es patinte jury, taping the fecay before them, which will be there was any room to doubt as to the nature He went round again shertly after, and return make, and he scoffed. ut the idea, and witness known Roger Tichborze well, and that the Turner's abode and I a

defendant was not Sir Einger. Mes. Manders's Naturally this had not prepossessed the Cap Our corresponent altogether misstates our rentbered as having already been given is of the matter. He Lordship then read through ed 8 o'clock, when he met gentieroun, who then took legal proceedings.

compisiyed to him of the abominable noise and Cross-exatoind-Was in the Dar before pusement at the questions she was asked was an inch.'s" favour, and, when reminded views in saying that we object in the Chimps 7tuil in the police reports: The offence bud i the cuitence,carefully, commenting upon the disturbance. Ou dia serival at the house be going on board the Ju He was unt din atrout infotions, and the mastrance of bur that the defendant had stated in his cross-ex· found the antus noise still going on.The noise charged; bad leave from the chief-Engineer tamile and of the lake of her id as she an ination in Common Pleas that be (Captain up to 'clock was very great, and the language. He has American certificates stem of refused to identify the defendant with Hoger Turner) had "olabbed his sen against the used was disgraceful.

English, because he has always been in the Tobborne was irresistibly comic. Was no barrack-yard wall, and bad been ouble "to Defendant unid that there was a little pians Colonies before going to the Staton, and in the defendant's sunile like that of Roger give the word of command to draw them out," playing and son singing, but she did not these days they did not grant certificates, BeNosi: certainly wasn't. Rager had a plesen and that he (the defendant) had given the think that was probibited; as for the language could not get new certifiates when at home, smile. He aniled with his eyes And word, and hud "drawn them out, the wit. neel, she did not think she had said anything cou by would have to serven certain length wasn't the defendant's a pleaunot smileness besitatingly asserted that the whole

has been staying at the Divers No- riainly not." And, although she story was "a poro jovention—a gratuitin very bad.

hir. Mitchell told defendant that it was Avi Aras. Had not threatened frequently to beat is the defendant smiling good-uatedly je," and explained that, if anything of the dent she uad kept a very disorderly house, and the provisus plaintiff. The uptsin tad never

enough before bor very face, Mira, Mandera per usd kappened, to the witness) could be would try and have a stop put w it. reprimanded bin, except when be quarrolled stood firmly to her gens. Captain Fraser, who is certainly tave been reported and repri Defendant was finod in the sum of £5. with the stewart, la positive be a followed next in order, and bech Regar's warded. Before Captain Turner's evidence in Fabrigna binele, and that he gave him po drillmaster shea be fast joined the Carabineers, chief was concluded, the Court rose, and the 'A YOUNG THIS.

reason for his discharge. Neror was a model and was quite certain but the defendant was Captain will coquently be reculled as soon not Roger. It oay be reaombered that the as the Court reassembles to-day. Beyond this of sobriety and propriety in bis file bere.

The defendant here handed in some ter-

Claimsat, empanied by House, went to it is altogether uncertain what witnesses will be tificates to the court.

hunt up Captain Fraser, but failed to convince pot into the bor, as the prozention, for obrions Ar Brereton saked whether the Captain had him. When Roger was in the Carabinery he reams, keep their own counsel very closely. noturned the plaintiff at of his cabin.

had spent an evening with Captain Fraser It was, for instance, stated yesterday morning Defendant said that in fand had some words under peculiar crematances. He had been a by a contemporary that fajor Jucelyn and with the Captain, about the steward not wait little bullied at and after meas, and went injor Williatus were to be think day ex-: ing upon the ucder engineers.

to Captain Fraser's room somnowbut in the amined. As the events ha suflitieatly shown, In reply to Mr. Stephens, be said that be mood of a strieken dear. The kindly Captain such reporte are altogether untrustworthy. thought this dispute was probably the reason ordered up first a bottle of champagne, and Each side keeps its brief to itself; and even why the Captain wished to diseburga him. then a botile of port, and the result was that Dr. Kently, when he enters, court in the. Mr. Smith, who was on board the steamer, Roger plucked up his spirits, and, as a souvenir morning, ous de 20 more then guess at the stated that he bad seen Me, Hall for a long of the evening, gave his heat before befefto names of the witnesses for the day, and preps. time on board the vessel, and bad never sconfittle wooden ana-box. That the Claimant his cross-examination in such case as best be the slightest eigos of insubriety.

Some further evidence being taken, the At. should have forgotten an incident so marked xy, while the examination u chief is going

as this had evident's rendered Captain Fraser On Lorsey for the defendant said that he was so - tongb, shrewd old veteran, with an upright tent to abandon the defence on the groud of figure and grizzled locke-not a little sceptical

THE WARM FULL MOON** A Malay watuma, amel J. de la Coee, at drunkeness, aa from the testimony it appeared and he apparently betrayed his beatility, for t

(Spectator) 4 Forts here so long eang of the cold, ebazte the Sunni-poo Dook, was charged by Burelie had been wrongly informed.

the end of the late interview" the Claimant His Honorscid that it was a very serious said to him Will you shure bands?" and the moon, pallid with weariness of her long watch pean constable So. 18, with maulting a cook coolie ninned Uhus-a-chy, so mach so that the charge ideed to bring instaralaring answer was, "I will; but it's aut with Toger apon the tarth (according to the image used Tichborne." Nor did the fat tha; the Claimant alike by Wordsworth and Shelley), that it olie had to be taken to the Hospital in au

It beir represented that some farther tes-sabarquently recollected having given Captain some strange to learn from "science that the insensibly state. Complaint produced a costased and on the scalp. medical setifonte, which stated the coolie and timey with respect to the sofinery would be Fraser a alrer snuff box stake the Captain's full moon is so inteneely hot that no cresture

procured, the case was then adjourned...

incredulity in this lens, "oy," said be, must known to us could long endure contact with The case was remunded for the rotura of the

emphatically, he nerar did anything of the her beated surfhoe. Ench is the latest news The error that our authorities nake vary

coulie from Hospital.

The temperance cause is Kentucky bas heen sort." After Capt. Fraser case Capt, Morton, which notende has brought us respecting our often in respect to phe Chinese, is that 18 inches in diameter, and the pillow was "Who dat bit me? Where's dut lautery P

somewhat set back by the uouonecment that brother of Mr. Keller, who had known Roger satelite. The newe is not altogether anex- - Chinese coustable No 144 charged a tall one of the tow water driskers in that State has an Ireland, and was positive the defendant was pected; in fact, ronsoning, had shown, long of mistaking a portion of the Chinese resi saturated with blood. The prisoner was a good were the excinatious of an astonished Elmirs dents for the whole.The Committee of enough man; had never any fault to find with darkey, after being throw something like a lie and very short one with gambling on just discovered at the bottom of his well the not the mar. So ended the day's evidence, and before the fact tad beau deworstrated, that it the Recreation Ground, and with calling on the body of a neighbour who disappear four years to-day, in all probability, the tailitary witnesses, must be so. The astronomer knows that the the Tung Wa Hospital'are & respectable stay anything about his temper or hundred feet by a fucntoutive

There was a great delivery in the manner innds to beat his. The first defendant, who ago and the majority of the people hare of whom there are not a few will be continued. surface of the moon is exposed during the loug tunar day, lasting a fortnight of our terrestrial Mr. Frazer, the clief-uffer, in describing the which a foreigner, having a friend hang in this exited out" tab," was ficed 35; the second de resolved to stick to whisky and let welle alone. set of men, and represent fairly a certain

THIRTY NETH Day.÷11ra JaxE) time, to the rays of a sun as powerful as that proportion of the Chinese residents in wounds, said there ware about two inches be- evantry broke the intelligence to his relatione fendant, who had charge of the gear, was ment

Yesterday was entirely occupied with the which gives us our daily beat. Without an tween the wound over the collar bone and the on the other side of the water. He wrote as to one month's burd labor.

examination of the so-called tillary witaçaser, atmosphere to temper the sun's heat as ours the Colony, but they do not, as is too com rost. It appeared to be a very deep wound. follows: Your brother had been addressing

BEYORE THE HON. C. MAY AND F. W.

Colonel Bickerstaff, who first called, was does not, indeed, by impeding the passage of think the serang wana hasty a large meeting of citizens, who had manifested nobly assumed; represcut the Community Did not

MITCHELL, ESQ.

adjutant of the Carcbineers when Roger joined, the solar rays, but by hearing aloft the cloud at large; who, if they really could under, tempered man with any of the srew. Did the deepest interest in him, when the platform

KIDNAPPING any upon which be stood, being, as was absequently not buow whether there

and told a most amazing story to the effect veil which the sun raises from our occans--the stand their rights as British subjects, would difference between the neraug

that the Colonel had taken the poor Utile'thin, í bicon's surface muat bacune intensely hot long The case in which Tung-a-kam, a chuir-coolie, the ascertained, very iurecare, gave way, owing to

Tine which he fell and broke tik neck [";

Fusidicg in D'Aguilar-street, charged a cookiel

knock-kneed gesture for the use French even before the middle of the feast day.. sured loath to be under the sway of prisoner. He judged that the prisoner was

We love much pleats in giving insertian a letter which has been forwarded by: a Chinese gentleman, upon the question of the representation of the China residents in the Colony. The letter is interesting as displaying the kind of view alopied ujen this subject le some of the native rosilents, and us show- ing at once the importance which they altach

the various measures for self-government which they have been mabaring in the Colony, and to the opposition which has been to those measures in the local Press, as if our

de

TELEGRAMS.

REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

SUPPLIED TO THE DAILY PRESS."

Lornos, 19th July, 1873.

The Captain of the long steamer City of Washington ha bean suspended for a your.

The Carat movement a spreading. The Bishop of Winchester has been unhorsed and killed.

The Khan of Khiva visits St.,Perorabung.

LONDON, 21st July, Parliament prorogues and the 4th of August, Obituary-Lord Westhury. The Curliste bave captured, sucked, and burnt Igualada.

Hongkong 23rd July, 1973.

SUPREME COURT. July 24th.

CRIMINAL SESSIONS.

CHARGE OF WILFUL MURDER. The Attorney-Gimoral prosecuted.

prinouer himself.

murder.

MARINE MAGISTRATE'S COURT, July 240.

= BEFORE H, G. THоmser, Esq., HN.

BREACH OF ORDINANCE..

+

ae

* stone

been enamitted on board the Guard, wheun salient poiule.

On the 29th May, at 2.30 a.m., The jury, after a short consultation, returned Laving a voice in the government of the the bigh sena. Colony. To their having a wire with the the sorang was found killed from knife wounds, a verdict of wilful murder and scutenes

and theprisoner had just jumped overboard with was passed in the stud for. Governor,” as he puts it, we deciderify abjeck, a chair, and was brought back. The scament taking the words literally, but we are unit which the prisoner insisted on giving before neatly in favour of their buying a voice will was consistent with the apposition that be the Magistrate, although wet carefully warned, The Government. No one can döarlid, the all- I mürdered the man. The only question which, vantages of their co-operating in tiadominis. it scored would arise would be whether the Legation of the local affairs of the Colony, benshaghter, it appeared at least to buve been crime was marder or manslaughter. If it was

W. McClellan, Inspector of junks, charged Their separating themselves off into a spacial of a very aggravated kind. The first wound alues, aral rating in deputation from time to inflicted may have been inflicted in the beat of Leung yutai, master of the Ct-long jual,

A small boy named Chan-fook, was charged time to the Govnavou direct, with a bundle passion, but was ast fatal; he then went away with violation of section IX. and section

by a young girl named Obur-chuy, with and game hads, and inflicted to two other XXVII. of Ordinance 6 of lets.

Juhi Curtin, exora, stated he was ussistant suntching out of har haud que made of wash, iu of class grievances, is the very thing which wounds. It would be for the jury, under the must altimately make day healthy and useful Court's direction, to consider whether this did Inspector of junks; he boarded defendant's junk the Central Market, and also with slapping her

od ise 20th instant, wird she was then lying fee. not show such animus ne made the crime mur-

Defendant Complainant said thut on the afternoon of a-operation au impossibility. We are is der. It was impossible to discover any motive castward of the Canton wharf, favour of the Chinoka Teing represented either for the dead, except some ungovernable frenzy told him that he had held a licence, but that the 23rd she went to the market with Eust at the Legislative Council or as a Municipal such as Malays are subject to. There did not was aken away from hits to aid he bad we of cash in her band, and as she was fa- permianion to go wherever be liked, as he was intering the venne, lending to the market, the Comcil, at which there are also foreign per today evidence of insanity.

Mr. Kingsmill neked whether Dr. Doda, the the service of the Chinese Government. The defendant auatched one mace of cush ont of members; but deprecate class legislation and Oulonial Burgeon, might be sent for, as he boat had a wardarin tag flying. He therein ber hand, and alapped her face. She caught the deleudunt, and he banded the push to se class administration; and can fer see so good might wish to ask him some questions in the ordered him into the man-of-war anchorage.

W. Mclellan, sworn," stated be was in other buys, who ran away. The police came, results from giving Government countenance course of the trial, and it would be desirable apector of junke This morning, the 24th inst, and ate gare the boy into oustody.

Defendant denied the charge, and called to arrangements such as the Tung We should hear the evidence.

His Lordship asked the Attorney General'to at 7 o'clock, bu boarded defendant's jauk at

the Canton wharf. He asked for his papers wilnces, who simply said defendant got ten cash Hospital, which are avowedly for class ad-commonite with Dr. Dode on the subject.

He also said he bad bus from him to go to the market. ninistration. We do not any that the Go-detailed the circumstances concerning the Perariasion of the Harbour-master to go in

Captain W. Stimson, of the Onward, then He said he had none.

Defendant was sent to 14 days hard labour. and out of the harbour as he liked. He had a verament is called upon to pat down any soruz's death, ne above stated. legitimate aseveintios among the Chinese, On cross-examination by Mr. Kingsmill, be mandarin fag Aying, and bo took him into

custody. but nobody knows better than the Chinese stated the yesard was about 1,000 miles East of the Phillipines when the occurrence took place. themselves the impolicy of relying upon such There was no land near. The wound on the face sociations, or of increasing the strength cut into the check bone, but pot through it. The other two wounds were the one in the throat which they only too quickly acquire, by Go

vernment countenance.

over the collar bone, and the other on it. Can not say whether any portion extended abort the bone or not. Both wongda were deep. The blood on the top of the deck hoone was abore

disposition.

bad been

2qd

Defendant said he bad to land passengers pad other things. He was employed by the Customs to carry things for them. His boat himself at the farbenr-mater's utfice, and was Defendant was convicted of not reporting fined $16, or in default ten daya' imprisonment.

was not a mandarin boat.

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A BRUTAL ASSAULT.

GAMBLING..

A

of time.

mila.

ས་མ་་་

A Missouri jodge lutely delivered a unique death seatoute. He said to the candidate for the gallows: "If guilty, you nichly deserve the fate which awaits you if innocent, it will be a gyalification for you to feel that you were hang. ed without aneb a crime on your conscience to either case you will in delivered from a world of mare"

not ageing."-