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Another coolie steamer daso comes on this the ATTORNEY-GENERAL. On the application of KwOE-A-BING's Attorney, the Cuerday at the Magistrany, before the Hou. C. May the Barbour-master being absent, the staanse JUSTICE af once granted a rulo nin for anew ship: Ambito à oaptain having to answer a trial, and the ATTORNEY-GENERAL, showed charge of having wooden gard poles on board, cause against the rule-hat judgment has against the regulations. not been delivered upon this.

A petition was put in, and several withesede, ara examined in front of the dafradante.

The complainant was then placed before the deck, and after a severo lecture in reference to his.wilful falachooda to make up a case for the purpose of obtaining redross, he warned 510, or in default one month's bord laber, and the defendants were discharged:

EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF STEW

***POLICE, COURT, SHANGĦAL

•E}=\_W7G, “Baoru. Fraudulent appropriation of Public Funds

· Mr. Raunio for the prosecution. Mr. Robinson for the defence. Ou round from 2latinatant.

His Lordabip said the proper courco was to read the evidence already given by Mr. Hughes, but as the whole would have to be road over to and be signed by him, it might not be nema sary to do this now.

Oponsel sesented, and

was ready to give the information if Mr. Ro binnon desired. It was really laid nader the 69th nod 70th sections of 24th and 26th Vip- toria, op: 967

Mr. Bobinson having read an extract from Quko's Magisterial Synopaje, on the "Profisi- nary Examination and Committal of Accused,” and which stated distinctly that the precise terme of the charge must be given to the ne used before coin aritat, enid it appeared to halin that the acjused was placed as considerable dia- advantage by this information being kept from him

Die Worship said it defendant's counsel bad

no further aberration to make, it now became his duty to tendugain the whole of the deposi

Bir. Hennie asid be wished to nuk Mr. Hughes one more question befors bis friend began to cross-exames then re-entered the witness-box, tions to the aorased

P.J. Hughes

across their whoker, find when they went got stonding up in the loft must have been soon underweigh, they brought up the net alan. The from any one in these rooms, hat there was no tho house at the time. Deceased Aid complainant esme and acciscd the of the person i dange, and wanted them to pay, but as it was not always have enough to ont, as she did not their fault they refused to do so. Cosi- not at all timen sara se money in her beat.. plainant theade this charge, leaving the Soon after be bail out dressed down, broken pat in their boat. They bad witness the police arrived. Twice within the last month the deceased expressed a wish that be We much regret to hear of a fatal necident to this effect g The above resumé of the fasts connected which happoned yesterday evening, to Mr. Ottley,

was dead, so he grieved that she had to heup him and horself out of her small amount of with this extraordinary trial, compared with of Messrs. Gluan & Co.'s. It has been stom

Ary for Rovare gentlemen, instand of remain.

saraina. Sup felt fear at his jutention to do the Judgment of the Lords of the Trivying in the enclosed area of the bath, to ge for a

something, and sheindvised him not to do any Council, recently published, will wake clear long swim in the barbour, and laet crening, be

thing, as a cuffia would bring bust sho treca seron and eight, Mr. Otley was one of

so mit able to meet. On the Baturday in ques en our readers the extent to which that the number who were outside. The Canton

tion, the deceased, appeared to be in lower spirits. When she returned the door of the judgment goes euntor to the action four-pared catters were coming in at the time,

loft it was open, but there was a chinta surtalo which Chief Justica SMALE took in the mat. and probably in a moment of thoughtless.

Mr. Robinson, on behalf of his client, waived Te-a-hop, a boatman in No. 50 cargo-boat, let down. The rope was put over a hom, and and, in unway to Mr. Rennie, said On the naar, Mr. Oitley crossed in front of the ter. They uphold his notion in discharging Hebe, just clearing her burs, and after and Chan-a-yan and Leung-tan-pi, boatmen in the deceased's land was nour the boim, The last occasion of wy giving evidence here, I pro-this formality, remarking that in point of Enot Kwok-A-SING on the first writ of Hebear warda dived ascer, but coining up again und. No. 1 curgo-boat, were charged by Inspectoa room in the loft where docossed kung binagl duced a quarterly noobant signed by defendant. the only evidence in Court was the dynaition „Corpus, because they hold that his offence, donly, he must have been struck by one of the Grimes with feloniously stealing silk the was a tenant's. The deceased was well liked by It is the invariable rule for Consuls and Oon of Mr. Hughes, medio last Monday and to-day,

at the house.

aule-in-charge in China to render their accounts and tise pupers he had put in. billing as captain of a French vessel 2. eta, ed. Within the space of a few seconde

care, an ho gave short cry and disappout value of $400, in this harbour, on the Jet inst

Complaionat atated that this silk was being Chowih-kow, declared, itated she is a marrion at the close of anch rungtenga by term

His Worship. administered to dofundant the.. Cross-examined by Mr. Robinson-Those acetatutary caution. was not an offence against the laws of China, the cutter was backed to the spot, follow-conveyed Front on chose to the mail atomer woman, employed in a sampan, and lived in the

Aceted then rend to fallowing kateraent house with last witness Bamehubers Sainiday counts are roudured to the Sourotary of State and that, therefore, the Magistrate was ed closely by boats which had been lowered Werpore, on Satantay last.

for Foreign Affairs I said I received instrme I destro to say that I was in Shanghai and From HMS Opossum and doon, while one The case whe remaded to the 5th instant, at morning last, she went to her boat at 6 at FOREIGN SETTLEMENTS OFñistaken in committing bi on the gentleman initundly dived, asd ako a 10.30 a pp.

She wa'the last person to leave the house. The tione from Her Majesty's Minister to tuke pro-Chinking from the 5th October until the 20th plication of the Chinese zothorities; but from each of the boats, but it was not until

decord was in the house, whom she left wind. cedings against Mr. Caine. I first received November, 1822, ready to Roswer any charge the lapes of soveral minutes that Mr. B. W. Lahn, broker, No. 26, Tang-man-lane, ing it; bio was sitting on a bodstend, which the instructions about the end of October, which might be made against my. That in stating this, they are careful to note, Nazer, who swim from the bath, sncceeded, Foang-a-sow, a widaw, and iwo others named all in the house ngod to sit on. She said 1872. They were in writing, and I have them. I had mu notice whatever of any intention Mr. Robinson asked if witness could produce on the part of the Government to bring a although they say it is unnecessary for them by a very praiseworthy and gallant effort, in-a-sing and Cheong, ang, were aburged by nothing to be. Deoesoed was left alone like

Deceased new his way then..

charge against me; and on the 29th November to enter on the point, that they dissent from bringing him to the surface. On being brought P.C. 145, with the unlawful possession of vaw that every day.

Mr. Ronnie said there was no objection to I left this for Sydney, and instructed my famity everything for himself, and never the other grounds taken by the. Ces to tho bath, Dr. Murray and Cruickshank did silk in boat No.3,143, at Praya West. Tboabout, he has not seen him go out to produce the instructious but inasmuch as one to join me at the latter place, where intended. Juezier as to the vowel being a slavor, and that medical skill could suggest to fcos-value of the silk was $400.

Complainant stated that he believed this case the four years, she has been there, and he of the despatches was marked confidential, be to settle. That the coat of the paisugo of my to be connected with the last bub the silk was was well liked. 85 was the first to retam to did not feel justified in ntting it in. He was soll and family to Sydney and bringing my cf a different quality

the house, and on her arrival at 2.30 p.m. the perfectly willing, bowever, that his friend fraily back here, was nearly £450, the prinsipal This cuso das aleu remanded, to come on found deceased's shoes uehind the ladder, and she should foform himelt of its contents by rend-nortion of which was advanced to me by friends. That having hoon more than three years în with the above, this day, the 5th instant. missed him, as the found tha honus empty. She Inge its

unnally called to decensod to ask whether he bad

charge of the Oonentato nt Hankow, I hid every renson to suppose that I should be confirmed in got hip midday inel unddoingthesame that day got no answer. Her sister-in-inw told her, after

that post, where I had many friends, and I could 60h, that deceased was hanging in the left.

have armonated my difficulties; instead of She had coms ap jast after her, and withous

which, a junior was appointed over, by bed. Acting Conaal to going to see him herealf she went and told the wife of deceased. The police then came. The deceased was at all times in low spirite, and

a cu guod Lerine with his wife..

Chuo-kum-uoy, the so-called sister-in-law to the last witaces, declared, said she wie no rolav tion to last wilmesa, the nama is only a compli- mentary term; she then corroborted, the evi. dence of last witness.

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WOR-A-WING justified in killing the captain

uitate the body, but without success.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE. August Alk.

BEFORE THE Ilos. Max.

THREE PEDARIOUS JACHU..

ro regain his liberty. They say: "Having come to this conchision, their lordships aced not give any opinion upon the validity of the other grounds on which the Curr-JUSTICE thought KwoK-A-SING

Three sermon belonging to the American oght, on the first occasion, to be dis-ship Republic, named Saraus Woolley, Thoa. chargod. They think, however, it is right to Sucks, and James Hatton, were charged by state they do not agren with the Er-Christina Kock, proprietor of the Army and JUSTICE that the evidence before him proved Navy" blid base, with Bahting with three others not in custody, at 1.15 p.m. on the Srd that La Noneelle Fonotope was a slávo ship, instant, in his linare and that Kwok-A-SING, and the other cookies who acted with him, were justified in killing the captain and the French sailors for the purpose of obtaining their liberty

Orders for depics way be sunt to the Daily The fact that the Judges went out of their way to make this statement, shows that they had a very strong opinion on the subject, and will be sufficient to put an end to any such raling, as was then made, for the futur

As respects the CHIEF-JUSTICE's ruling on discharging Kwok-A-BIG the second time he was brought up before him, that is, or Habeas Corpus on his being committed for trial on a charge of piracy, jure gentium, the action of the CHIEF JUSTICE in condemned ....Bir. E. J. Moss; Japer Gazette in bolo; "He (Kwon-a-re) was dischargod" instant, stating the defendant was

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says the judgment, solely on the group that te had beer committed a second time for the sune offence, contrary to the 10th section of the 81st CHARLES II., Cap. 2." They cannot agree with the construction, which he CHIER Jersenhas put uponthis section of the statute. The principal object of the section seems to be to prevent persons who have been & Cabrought up on a writ of Habeas Corp, and discharged on giving bail, and entering ou their own reengnianures, from being again | arrested for the some offence, and obliged to suo outa eccoodtime a writ of Habeas Corpus." They go on to say, they think the act cas only apply when arrest is substantially for the xune offence as the first, so that the retaro

The Daily

Daily Press.

HONGKONG, AUGUST 5TH, 1879.

In is a subject of much ongratulation that the important questiona which arose out of the celebrated Kwon-A-SING trial ware takes before the Privy Council for decision, as the appeal has resulted in a very valuable guide being afforded to the Colony with respect to future extradition cases, and the Lords of the Privy Council bave very clearly expressed. their dissent from any stretching of the law in favour of individual opinious regarding the coolie traffic, slave ships, te, &c. The well-known cantionsness of Appeal Courts in commenting on the language of the judges from whom an appeal is made, makes the definite statement as to its having boon wrong that Kwok-A-SING should have been allowed to go without being tried for piracy jury gentium, more significant than would appear without taking this face into account; and there can be no doubt that the proceedings of the CHER-JUSTICE on the point have been entirely disapproved el.

AN EXTORTIONATE CHAIR-COOLIE..

„DRUNK (AND ABUSIVE.

STEALING COTION.

to the second writ of Habeas Corpus raise Company was charged by European constable A Chinese watchman to the Pier and Godown

ant cousing out of the godown with the bag in Complainant stated that he saw the defend- his posscasion

Clay, a married woman, Wonga kwai, Leang-mong, und Ho-a-zao, widows, were charged by Inspector Grimes withsus untuk possession of Bilk, and sing deneity gauge glassen, th No. 26, Tung-man lane,

Complaint said he believed this obsige to be in connection with the above two cases, all baving been found together.

The case was accordingly remanded to come. on with the other two

for the opinion of the Court the same ground | No. 24, with the anlawful possessies of a big of. of detention as the first. The bacond war. cotton, rant on which Kwox-A-SING was committed to take his trial for piracy jure gentium was a valid warrant, and the judgment tersely con- eludes that "their lordships think he ought not to have beon discharged from his custody' under that valid warrant, because ho bad previously been discharged from an unlawful imprisonment.”.

Defendant said that the cotton was given to him by the house-boy, to make a bid or pil-day.

low with,

kurd labor.

A GENERAL FIGHT. Twelve Chinese of the cuolis class wire charg od by luspector Orky, with having a general sight he Third-street on Sunday afternoon.

"Chinese Constable 950 deposed to seeing the first, second, and fourth defendants having fight, wherein the rent of the defendants Look

a parl

UNDER SUSPICION.

a

Br, A. G. G. Fereira, clerk at the North

HUBWAY ROBBERY,

KIDNAPPING.

Defendant was convicted of being a rogue and vagabond, and sent to one mod's hard

Jabor.

MARINE MAGISTRATES COURT, August 4th.

MASTER,

TILE HAKYEMANN,”

went out,

Mr Robinson wished his Worship to noto that the production of the despatch was re- risted on the ground of its being quafidential. It might be quite autisfactory to him, however, if he could penue.it.

The despatch was handed to Mr. Robinson. When I first wont His Worship Brid it now becagen uances-Hankow in July, 198, I received £500 per say to make the note suggested, as defendant'a ananni for my post as Consul at Sector, £325 counsel could sross-examine the witness, upon per añujan extra e Aoling Conan at lankos, wid a special allowance for Haptos of £300 the despatch.

Mr. Robinson agreed, and the cross-examian- por anno. Afterwards, the special allowanco tion was resumed.

was taken away, and the salary ao reduced, that Witness The date of the despatch in which I only received £250 for an extra for Han- my inatenation are contained a the 16th Oc-kow, making my total income when 1 left Inspector Cradock, sword, stated by is in tober, 1872. In consequéúco of thees, instran. Iazkow £1,050 per annum, instead of £1,425 charge of the Eastern District. Un Saterday tions Teams to Shanghai, to the Supreme Court, per annum when I went there. As regards my last between 2 and 3 po. his attention was ut

with the wishbook and quarterly account, which faturo answer to the charge of fraudolently tracted by a drowd in Alhary-street, and be produced befom the biof Judge in accord-approprinting, the public monies, I beg to found out that o mas bad bag bimself. Hence with the instructions. My instruatione reserve my defence.

His Worship said accused's stawowent would wentto the house, and in the loft be found from Mr. Wade were to proceed to Shanghai the body of deceased lying down, and slight with the book and papers I conceived the be made part of this record of the praceedinga. ty warin, but quite dend. He found a mark Supreme Court would require for the prescu- It secuted to him a stalentent of fut which like that of a rope round the nook. He also tion of Mr. Grinebiel was the object clearly | might be addressed to the Court or los Jurg, the removal of dirt from it. From the charge against Mr. Cairo, if making state. saw where a rope had been on the beam, by intended. I conceived it my duty to preferabut did not now touch the charge

Mr. Robinsou thought it did toush the ment on aath arcuated to that. I did not cou obargo, underside of the beam to the floor were six feet. The deceased might have stood on sider myself to be the formal prosecutor. The some boxes bish were near There was nonprome. Court, I thought, might ändertake the trial; the same rognizances as batore buing thing against the rouse or its inmates. The prosecution. I was net thon instructed to pro. sesute, I am now. My interpretation of the first loft was closed by a curtain over a doorway.

The jury returned a verdict of Suicide instruction I did set consider to be to proscoute,

but to give information on oath, ch #bich & ¦ obarge would be founded.. I was instructed to whilst in a site of depressed spirits,"

give this information: to the Supreme Court. That was how I understood my instructions.

HOME AND CHINA AFFAIRS. (From our Londos Correspondent.) (Concluded.):

LONDON, 97th June, 1873.

THE CHINESE IN SAN FRANCISCO.

THE BANK NOTES BILL,

His Worship then committed amusel for entered tata, and the case to come in lu about ten daya.Daily News.

interest; and

defendunt injured Fulion sergeant Ster, No. 33, From the evidence given it appears the second

Oboong-tuk-leong, Tam-i-clav, Tum.x-ka, very seriously, by kicking bin, and the first and Tau-a-song, coplice, were charged by defendant koocked down coustable No. 31, why Wong-n-li, a letter carrier of the Sai-beng endeavoured to arrest bim. Other constablespans boat, the second and third with stealing had to be sent for and on their arrival they from his person letters and ioway, and the and the defoudsats on top of the first mon- fint and fourth delendunts with anulting him toned constables, and P.C. 34 loet $2 out of at the Praga West

Complainant stated he was clerk on board his pocket in consequence,

Complainant said that defendants did not The Sai-beang puss host; called the Tung appear to be so very drunk. The fight originut. Wah. Do the 3rd instant ho saployed a ed from me griovanes on beard."

soolio to carry rica to the boat, and on hard labor; first defendant fised 60s, in default, it down, and he then ran eff, as it was in Second defendant was sent to one month's the end the bag began to leak, and to put 21 days hard labour; third defendant wing. He collected the rice together a well fined 409.

she could, having placed on the ground coton bag contsluing loiters, in which was Chair-coolio 502 charged à senman saided mogy, to be conveyed by the boat, and put Blair, with refusing to pay chair hire, alleging Liu hut ou top to keep it dry. He was in the be curried the defendant from Sp.m. to 7 p.m. act of tying up the ice bag when a number drunk. This was disproved by the soustable defendants come up to him, having some of cooles came around him. Bo saw the

MR. MALET ON THE CHINA TRÅDE.

(Timor) on station chatya at No. 7 Station who stated others with ther. One of the defendants

The relations of China to the Westin World that the defendant was brongish to that stution said (he did not know which) let to carry

Afr, Robinson pressed for a distinct anewer &re alill involved in that cloud in which it bas another hair colic, who claimed 0 cents; the rice bag and he told him be War this-we paid and defendant locked up. going to ourry it himself. This accond

to the question whether Mr. Hughes did or did been the poliny of the Government at Pekin mut prefer a charge against defendant, Defca funt wag discharged, and the dishonent defendunt put his foot on his hut, and the third

to wrap tie immerse Empire and table Mr. Rernig vulmifted that his friend bad ne abair-coolie, who thought to take advantage of defendant then pushed complainant away, and

tesouroes of the Flowery Lan 1 War and the plea that defendnut was drunk, a fined inther in, not in eustoly, picked up the la, In San Francisco, where a municipal war is right to ask ar ghes whether he did or did religion, has failed to make more than the.

5, in default, 14 days' hard tabuur, for giving and ensteking the bag of letters and money,onstantly being made on the unfortunate

not make a charge against defendant, becaned fast mpertoial and evanescent impression false evidence and making a false charge. mu sway. He went to catch the mun, but Chiname, the Mayor of the city has come to the witness had bot suficient legal knowledge upon the stolid arrogance with which the the Brat defendant gave him another paab. the resouc, and vehold the ordinances of the to distinguish positively between a charge and Chinese and their ralors reject the proffar of Andrew Sebastian Maqniture, a tailor, reaid- and whilst staggering he got away. He gave Board of Supervisors directed against them.

adeposition.

European civilization. Bot where soldiers and ing in Mosque-street, was charged by a widow the alarm, and the defendants were apprehend-One of these was the "Pigtail Ordinance," re- Mr. Robinson merely wished witness to an- misaioenrios have beer billed, the marabunk is slowly but surely winning bis way. Tende woonin nauted Maria Tolip, ale zesiling ined by some frionts, who cape to his assistance. quiring the hands of the Chinese prisoners in swer the question explicity.

Witness-Decidedly the effect of my deposi: may be loas nga fisent in its progress than Mosque street, with coming to her boase door Afshinonger named Sci-a-wil, residing in gaol to be shaved. The Mayor says that such and shasing ber in a shameful inner, be bethe Western tarket, deposed to assisting a punishment would be infamous; world make

tion was to make a charge, but I did not un. | warfare, and its afbin' are avowedly lower than ing drunk,”

derstand myself to be presentor, I did certain missioncy effort, but ils conquests pro more the complainant to arrest fe defendant.

surjat distinction in violution of the terma Defendant said as he was passing the house, Ohinoso constable 265 deposed to being sent of American Treaties with China, and wouldly make a charge-that is, the deposition I durable, as ita coninst is more pracent, The

from the Central Station, and found the dealsõ violate the laws of the United Staton An-

tusde anivunted "w one.. I made the charge of { distinction, indeed, is very far from wiginating and as water was then on bin.

Fined 40 sbillings, in default, 21 days hard fundante in the custody of some fishmongers. ather of the vetoed ordinances is one requiring deposition on or about 5th November, 1872 in any moral superiority on the part of the labor,

He saw the rice scattered on the run, and Chinese laundrymen to pay special tax of before Mr. Mowat, the magistrate presiding China merchants compared with the English ascertained facts to prove taxt the complainants $15 for every Chinaman employed. A telegram here today. (Mr. Robinson here read the soldiers who have longht in China, with the to do so. story was true. Inspector Gair istracted him frog San Francisco nya the Mayor's vetoes opening sentences of the deposition to the wit English missionaries who have preached them

nee Approved by the majority of the people, whees who said That in the deposition, It is the merchant'a business attack Defendants were ordered to find security in thirt the course of San Francisco legislation monating to a charge, which I raade. Wher the Chiuatan

on hia roook reiber lo que householder, in $5. for 14 days, th towards the Chinese begins to be tiúged witle or legal assistance, but went to the Supreme no one le rendier to avail himself of a

I name here, I did not eavage any professional side-the side of his li spirit of persecution. The case in which one Wonggukee - de

THE GENEVA AWARD.

Court, I made no application to the Supreme stance of profit than the Chinaman. Abar charged, by two shoeinakers with attempting The annonsecuscat is rando frum Washing. Court simply produced my instructius; but I gain is a very common-place piece of business, kidnap them to Macao, come on, again yester ton that Her Majesty's Government has made anticipated that the Court would not for and duen so profces to be a vehicle for the an arrangement through the Bank of England the Government. I did not apply for any distribution of ideas," but a long saccession Inspector Gray said he had made enquiries at.

with ith American correspondents, to deliver to

summust or warrant against Mr. Caine of bargains between Chinese and Europeans Mr. Decar Wilson, the whanger, deposed the Dock Yard, and found defendant was the Scoretary of State in Washington' on or bo. It must have been about the 2nd or 3rd breaks dona effecimally, though inersibly, the that defendant had no right to the custaa, and knowa, lint never had any permannut employ-fore September 13th $15,500,000, the sum pay of November when I arrived in Shangbai ramparts that Celestial conceit has built up actors are concealed some time back, ment, having only the uployed for a day or able under the Geneva award to the United with these fistractions, and I left about the When we hear that the China trade a growing, as no cotton has been in the guduna Intely. two whilst regular workmen were away, Conid States. The invoer, it is added, will probably 5th, immediately after mating ty deposition we know that the emancipation of China in Defendant was convicted of unlawful posses- I not fiad out anything about the vessel defend. be delivered on September 10th, three days be 1 kusw from repers that Mr. Caine was in the merely a work of time. and er upid is the Notting could be clearer or more in ac.sion, and fined 20 shillings, in default 14 days' lant referred to The Lonee, No. 9. Cantan fore the expiration of the limit fired by the neighbourhood of Shangha; ay aathority was groeth of this trade, us testified by the Report.

Bazaar, he finds is not the one referred to in a Tretty. As soon sa it is paid over, the Secre- Mr. Boyes and others. I don't recollect being Malet, Secretary of Legation at Pobin, that w

coniunon report : for itance, I heard it from stély prepared for the Foreign Ofice by Mr. eerdance with common sense. The Magis

previous cuse; it is a boarding house.

tary, according to the terms of an. Act of Con- rate, in corsmitting Kwok-A-BING to be given

Defendant and be ouuid not liad bie friend, gress passed at the last Session, will invest the old so by any particular individual. I did not may expect to see the normal progress of money in the new Five per Cont. Foading give Mr. Caine notice of any of these proceed.generationa compressed into a very few years. up to the Chinese authorities, committed a

fook.

inge which I had taken. Inspector Gry said defendant had every op- Lom, and this. Fond will remain in the Trea

took po stops to We should pot more trust in Luis egwey of one portunity to do w technical error-the fact being that the wrong

sury with its uocamuliting interest, sabject to

inform him-but he co may bare beard of merekautstian even in Buch diplomatie the futuro disposition of Congress.

them by common report. I returned to Shang triumpba as the Electrio Telegript informed charge had been brought against the pri-

hai in April, 1873, 1 preferredno etargs bezides our wonders bad been attained by tåt turdy ever. scher; but this was no reason, if he was

The Chancellor of the Exshiquer bus a good those of 5th November at any other time cension of the right of Audierec. after discharged on Habeas Corpus on account First defendant said stones were thrown at

Mr. Male'a Report, which has just been laid.... apology to offer for submitting bis Bank Notes against Mr. Caine. I took over charge on lat Bill to the nation. The law on the subject, April, 1873, and received all the Consulate books before the House of Comorens, is introductory of this technical flaw, re-arrested, that he bim by the second, without any provocation,

but he did not retaliate. The rest of the de

when cleared of technicalities, may be simply the inprosion the the quarterly accounts i denis with the stations of the trade be and papers except the salbook. I am under to a detailed surety of the China Trade of 1879. should be again discharged on a writ of fendants denied having bud any part in the

stated. The money of the country, which a creditor bound to "recsite in discharge of were sent to me at the same time as thetween the year 1861, when Mr. Hart became Habeas Corpus, when he had been rightly gwed they are was and all fighting the Barca A. LISTER: Esq, ACTING HARBOUR bis, (unsists of coined, geld, and Note the subbaol. When I corae think of, I have Chief of the Foreign Inspectorate of Customz committed. It is true both committals arose proved were eas

Defendants were ruch Gaed 10 stillings, in

latter being issued by a ftate agency in Thread doubt the matter. The preparation at Pekin, and 1871, down to which latter year out of the same set of circumstances, but, in default, 10 days' hard labor.

needle-atrect, under a rule that for all Notes of these accounts requires a certain amount only the statistice in possession of the Legation the one case EwoR-1-sing was charged with

George Meireis, shief officer on board the vedas equal amount of gold shall be kept in of time. I arrived in Hackow about 20th extend. Mr. Wade, our Minister at the Chines that interval Mr. Caine was busity engaget sinh tråde for 1872, wbich, however, cannot be tokann on board, with refusal of duty on the millions which lies been withdrawn from them

andused by the State. All above fifteen millions with the Chinese authorities settling two elitas.compared with the figures of the previous year Complainant ainted at 8 pin on the 3rd must be represented by gold; but the issue to think he had still sufficient time to make up furnisbed by Mr. Malet, inasmuch as Mr. the responsibi the account, but he might have been more of Malet does not include the trail in specie instant the defendant went on shore without the axe of that sum eats leave, and returned pa the 4th, at 7 m. Relity of the nation, which baa borrased it and cupied with public and private business than Ior bullion in his estimate, while it is to he

owes it. This is the mle prescribed by the Act was aware of. His delay did not then strilic inferred that Mr. Wade does so. This dis was sober, bat refared to turn-to.

Defendant said the complainant struck him of 1841, but its operation has been thrice sus me as singclar. It is the duty to correspond, crépanoy can barely cover the vite differ two to be ago, and in consequence he would pended. In 1847, 1857, and 1866 Lo State rule, matters of account, with the ence between Mr. Wade's statevens that

agency was authorized by the Execn Go-Foreign Offles, and not with FI. M. Miniator setas British trade-with not retorn to duty

Defendant was sent to one week's bard labor, verument tv issue, on the credit of the State, Feking, though in some cases it is the latter er 1872 amounted in valus to "at least Noles exceeding fifteen millions, and the who is communicated with. I entered the Con-£56,000,000 and Hr, Malct's statistics of the orat tao Captain's order

Executive Gorerament were subsequently insular Service probably two or three years after total import and export trade of China for the demnified by Parliament for directing these. Caine. It is not true, and I am glad you give previous years. In 1871 the whole value of violations of the law No one can be thou the opportunity of denying the statement the foreign trade of China with Ecropone and ment to andoitake the duties of the Hankow of which Great Britain and ber dependencies roughly contented with periodical violations of an oath, that I made an offer to the Govern non-Eropean nations was nuder 646,000,000 a law, especially whou be is told that what has happened before will most assuredly happen Consalate va a smaller sudury then Mr. Cuite absorbed over 240650,000, the Continent of was testiring. There has been a reduction, Borops about £1,300,000, the United States again. There is a strong emptation to argue that such auspensions of the Aut of 1814 must from £1,500 to £1,000, but that was the act of £3,000,000, and all the rest of the world a little be either inevitable or not inevitable. I they the Government.

more than £2,000,000. Close upon 40 millions are not inevitable, thoy anght never to be

Re-examined by Mr. Beanie-I said that I of trade dene in a single yung is a resıkıkable allowed to occur again; if they are inevita received certain instructions from H. M. Minis retorn to be plused to the credit of British ter, to carry out which I came down to Shang- enterprise, but it is still far away enough fra ble, it by pusaible to determine be forband the airgumstances making them ve

bai, subsequently returning. I did neither the grand total of £30,000,000 which Mr. Wade more nor less than endeavour to follow out fixes upon na the bigb water mark of our coin-

meron with China in 1872 airy, and it would be letter to define these circonstances and add to the Statute those instructions.

To the Court-Neither the cashbook nor the Book a new law allowing the Executive Govern

However this may be, the' Breiga brade meat to direct the suspension of the principal account ciirrent were given to me till after Mr with Chins shows every sign of vitality and

The progress.

total value in 1864, was Act when the civumatanoen eball sguir recar. Caine left Hankow; and the letter addressed

by Mr. Caire to the Foreign Office I had not 281,690,000.

Encantin the importa We shall then have but donc legally and by yirits of & Statute which is now done illegally then seen, nor was there anything among the £15,358,000, and the exports to 16,201,000. in violation of a Statule. Mr. Lowe's Bill is au papers first put into by kande ben I took In 1865 the total showed a large increase, attempt to sapply the dergoud contained in this charge, which alfaded to this matter..

rising to £36,569,000; in 1866 the increase was Mr. Fennio said he did not propose to pro-agadu marked, thongh less counidorable, the roboning. He would confer upon the Ministry by law the authority they have thrice zabored, duce any farther evidence on behalf of the pro- total being £39,912,000. In 1867, bowers, the and would thus remove from our future history Becution, but now asked that the socused wight tide tornea, the imports showinga filling off of be committed for triak Mr. Robinson had been nearly a million and three-quarters, and the An inquest was held yesterday at the Gathe'unpleasant appearance of an arbitrary su

very aarion to have the specific obarges upon whols trade reaching only £38,167,009. But ju L. DE LA Forres, also chimed Kwok-a-gyne, We are glad to note that telegraphic com- quite reduced in appearance. He then went rernment Civil, at 4 para, before A. Lister, pencasion of law once in ten years.

which the recusation was made, and he replied 1808 this momentary checks Dustered: NEW DOLLARS FOR QUILNA, to be rendered up, on a charge of murdering munication with Amoy anit Slangbai has been into the spin, and saw the boatromas, and Esq., colour, and a jury consisting of Messrs.

asked her whether the defendant had put any. W. Whealer, W. Ward, and B. B. D. Sayle, on The United States Mint in Philadelphia pre-

now as he did last week, that they were recited the importe nearly row to the farmer level, Caplain InlVicomtor, of the Nouvelle Pere-established.

and the exports increased in value no less than thing on board, and she said, "Yes," and she the body of blind Chinese üle, named pared seven différent designs for the new silver in the warrant, which he now read: nelope, but as it was erilent, that, had this

"The accused is now before the Gcart charged £3,250,500, giving a total trade of 242,000,000. A great amount of anxiety is being felt about thought it was opiam. She then pointed out s

& roots of a honas at Wanchai,

on June 2nd the Director of the Miut at (as rroited is this warrant) for that he on the La 1863 the recovery continued, sad the trade rendition been granted, another writ of German bark, sa English schoonst, and basket whare the defendant bad delivered ki. Kwong wai-you, found banging by the neck is trade dollar for use in Chins and the East, and

Spanish steamer. The first, the Boy Bendizes, self of bie bulsinees, and be there found four

Do Wharry, worn, stated he is superia Washington, Dr. Linderman, selected the de- 6th day of March, 1872, being then employed in reached, ££2,620,00. In 1870, however, cathe Habeas Corpus would have been issued by the cue here twelve days ago from Newchwang, balls of Mulwa opinm. He told the boat tendent of the Government Ciril Hospital. sign from which the coinage is to be made. If the public serving of Her Majesty, and entrusted the Franco-German war, and the paralyzing CHIEF-J verion, and the proceedings rendered the ses ad the John McKean, which felt this wou to remain there, and say nothing The lady of deceased was brought to the Hos-has on the ubverse a fequale figare, nested on by virtue of snea employment with the receipt effent of that mighty political convulsion and be went and inforthed bis master, pital on Saturday evening, and on examination a bate of cotton, and extending, the right band, and custody of money, the property of Her Mawar felt in the distant Enst. Both the 1 for Yokohama on the Rist Jupe, and the who went to be palice balk, whilst be found it to be that of a male adolt, aged 31, and which grasps an olive branch, towards the open jesty, did by virtue of his said employment and imports and the exporta dadined, abortive, he abandoned the application,

Upon this, the ATTORNEY-GENERAL, in from Mazila,

£36,550,000. The Letcamor Baueralda, also due hero ten days went to the P. & Û. Cole hulk to watch had been dead some hours. The body was well e In ber left bad i s'enroli bearing the whilet te vis so employed as aformasid, receive the total trade foll order to prevent juatics being defunted, had

the defondant, and as som sa the defendant nonrished, the face pale; hamnetbare boen blind, word "Liberty, and at the base of the device and have in his passeiou, and ras intrusted blow, though severe, was soon forgotten, aud By the steamer Menelaus, wo note the argot into the coolie boat with the rest, be direct the left are gone altogether, and the right the is the motto in God we trist. There is also with certain money, the property of Her Bin 1871 the imports rose in value to 83,450,000, KWOK-A-SING arrested on a charge of piracy of the Lewis Company from Shanglzzi ed the boatwoman secretly to pull towards the subject of disease. There was a mars round or the ubyees the date of the coinage and ajesty, to wit, to the smount of nine thousand and the exports to 222 151,000, wrinkly bakes jure gentiam, and the prisoner was brought They purpose giving a series of six perform police chop, which she dis, and the polios the neck extending to the back of bath care, halo of 13 stam. On the referee is the Egure one bandred and thirty-seven Mexican dollars of very clows upon £4,000,000, of which Eng up before Mr. MAY, and after the ovidouco enses at the City Hall, before leaving by the came, und defendant was pointed out and the the face puffed, and the whole of the body of an eagle, with the inscription United States and forty-seven cents, for and upon the publia land and Ler dependencies are credited with diecaced. There might have been depression of of America, and the acito "E Pluribus service of Her Majesty, and the end many more than £39,650,000-about sun.rightha had been taken de noe, he was committed teamer Ching for Calcutta. The prices of ad- opium found,

mission are to be reduced to $5 for the series, Defendant said the complainant gave him for trial at the Supreme Court, on a charge down staire, $10 in the circle, and boxes to instructions to place the opium in the coole spirits. The card prodused might here oanted Um The weight and fineness, and the then frandulently did apply to bis own use and of the whole. The statistics for 1979 baye put the marke on the neck. Death most likely worde Trade Dollar are also inseribed on | benet, and sy the said money from Her. Mayet been published, but as the Gastoms colles- of piracy jure gentium. After he was thus tain six, $50, and the peices to be given wil becht, and they were to share it; but on account was the result of strangulation. The rope was this side. The ecins will be ready for circula-jesty dia feloniously steal, take, and carry away, tion for last year is compnted at 23 30,000, in by the middle of July, and already there against the form of the Statute in that case against £3,730,000 in 71, it is plain that the committed for trial, a second writ of fadeas. We make no doubt that they will have of some diangreement about the string of it, not with the bour,

the complainant charged him altogether with Wong-s-ng, declared, stated she was the wife is requisition for over a million of them onde and provided, and against the peace of foreign trade of 1872 shpad proms of Corpus to disbarge the prisoner was granted,

fol deceased. She is employed in a pullavay for shipment to China and Japan, the Our Lady the Queen, her Crown, and diguity." decline. Mr. K. A. Abimann, obief officer on board the Lost,"

The effees of the European War cp the China by the CHIP-Juartos, and the prisoner was

The unfortunate man. Ahmet, who was con· P. & O. Co.'s hulk Fort William, deposed to she identifies, was $1 years of age, and in the Sub-Treasury at New York. The ufleurs feridones, and he submitted that spen' such | trade sambano questioned, and the vulavourable

Her husband, the decessed, whom money to pay for them having been deposited Upon Losa charges they bad been hearing. Tomued to die for the murder of the Serang an set: ut liberty on the ground that the board the ship Drward, met his doom yesterday offence charged in the second warrant of morning at a quarter after six o'clock. Up to corner, and souna opiam taken out. This was maintained hire at Warobi, in a house in millions of this new "trade dollar" every year. Conit is M. Caine's own Lundwriting, he had some persone to the Tientein, mastore, which commitment was the same as charged in the very short time before the fatal hore, be re complainant at I p.m., nor did he know any oral from being a firemans. He ben bad bad ass in the Ching trade. Nearly 18,000 immi There was one point to which be desired to Mulet, bowever, points out, in the first place, late in the evening. He was not informed by the Albay street. Deceased's eyes became di-and-s larga pertion is to be sent to Eng and for Ample grounds for making the application. occurred in the summer of the year. Mr. served the indifference which bad displayed -first warrant, and that the Police Magistrate from the time of his sondemnation, but at the thing about it till Inspector Stroud esmo aut bealth ever since, but could eat On Saturday grants arrived at New York during the week draw his Worship'a utication, namely, that the that the fail in value of the male between

had no authority to commit the prisoner aluat, as he was conducted to the scaffold, he enquired into the matter."

last a female tenant of hers came to the sam- ending June 7. The Pucific Missouri Railroad time was specified in the charge de the 163 China and the Continent of Eure was rolą. Defendunt said, he had no witnemes to prove accbud time for the same offence. Shortly seeped slightly to falter, but did not offer any

the bouse and saw her husband banging from batesmen, who are continually tampering with date should be byecified sa photoplarly, and be British trade; and, in the second place, thus after this, camo the prosecution of the Ar-resistance. A Mabomodan Priest visited him complainant was in league with him, as it was though her something, and she went to hat bad south treable recently from a strike of day of March. He knew of no reason why the tively much greater (ban the decline in the

in gaol some days before his execution, and had only between themselves,

the beams in the loft. A small box was moar the trains, tracke, and tanks, but the crisis is simply asked his Worabip to commit upon the the opiam trufle with India, which, of course, TORNEY-GENERAL for £500, undorsection VI, lengthened conferencia with bim. The con-

Sent to six months" hard labor

way out of the reach of European riska and to where he was hanging. Deceased's foot was passing and the strikers" will probably be un- | tvidenco given upon the charg seven to eight inches from the ground. Bhe. ausschaful.

Mr. Robinson considered it was the duty of actuations of demand: steady increased in of the Habeas Corpus hat, when the Cuinedemned man expressed his fall convintion of the

fustice of his sentence, but constantly urged the Afshore named Wong-a-tai, oarged at him down with a chopper; he was dead and the STOKER TARE,

the Court, before calling upon the acensed to rolun during 1873. The ease inference is ang JESTICK laid down to the Jary that, in point-treatment he had received from his victim as one boatman named Lee-a-poon, and a wooold. She did not know where debent guttle The New York Court of Appest, contrary make any answer, to misto to him the precise gested by the table of weasels entered and of law, the ATTORNEY-GENERAL had caused an excuse for his conduct. After the execution, man, with stealing a part of his neh, by outting rops from. She last saw deccosed at 6, to general expectation, have granted a new trisi legal charge against him. At the previona plared in the Treaty Ports during 1900, the wrongful arreat of the prisoner within bie body was cut down, and placed in a safe, it, and taking away the fab it contained, on that day when she went to work be was sitting to Edward Stoke who shot James Fiak, bearing Mr. Beanie had given him to under 1970, and 1871 ander the English, French, LINUM MAN down, as he used to co, all day Deversed was Juar. Stekee now thinks no new jury can be stand that it was laid under the 7th seo. of German, and American flags. Of the en

tire zoiber about one-half were Britishña the meaning of the section; but a majority which was to be delivered for barial, by special Funday, at Top-kawan,

permission from the Executive, to the Priest Defendants said their boat was moored it often loft alone in the house. There were re got to agree on a venlict of guilty of murder the 24th and 25th of Victoria of the Jary returned a verdict in favour of who attended him, and some of his friends, shore, when the complainant threw out his pet | room on the upper por, and any person in the fret vedes

Mr. Renaão did not remember saying so, but 1869, but the proportion is now much more in

a arime against the Chinese Government, China Insurance Company, elnegod his servant, British abip Hahnemann, charged Angle Flure its coders, subject to a deduction of fifteen { March and took charge on let April, and doritag | capital, mukes a rough caloulation of the Bri-

Our readers will becollect that the first which was not the nature of the cries for named Cha-you-obun, un enspicion of stealing a application for KwOKA-ING's readition was which bo was prosecuted in the other, he was cloth coat, valued $15, made by the Chinese Government undar charged with piracy jure gentium, which was the 21st article of the Tientsin Treaty, the nature of the crime alleged, and for which for committing crimes against the laws he ought to have been tried before a jury in of China by wiving the Nouvelle Penelope Hongkong.

at Sta

Compininant end that the last time be aw the cat was in his drawer, when, he told de fendant to put his winter clothing to sit in 16e an On Saturday be missed the coat, and spoke to dofendant about it, when he beo

insolent.

At the stage the police were sent to search, defendant's box and Ingguge, and the band we

then remanded.

The constable returning, the casa cama on again in the afternoon, when the constable produced about a dozen and a half of pawn tiokete, found in defendant'a bor, one being for a diamond ring, and another for a gold watch, but found no trace of the coal. servants away at Macao with their mistresses, Defendant said the tickets belonged to fellow

and were entrusted to his care.

4th instant.

BREACH OF HARBOUR REGULATIONS Wm. McClelles, Inspector of junks in the Harbor-master's department, charged Wong moon-yok, muster of the Eam-wo-lat junk, with leaving the harbour of Show-ks-wan without clearance, on the 3rd instant..

Defendant said ho did not understand the

Fined $2, or three days' imprieminent.

a

BEBACH OF ORDINANCE.

a

and murdering the captain It is perhaps needless to point out that the and certain of the crew, and afterwards judgment of the Privy Council nacessarily scizing a buat belonging to the ship and shows, that the claim for £500 ag at the landing on Chinese territory. Tho prisoner ATTORNEY GENeral was completely ground was hereupon committed to guel by Mr. May, less; and that in fact, the action of the and was awaiting to instructions of the Eon. Mr. PAUNCEFOTE is sustained through LT-GOVERNOR, when he was brought out-a result which we are confident will before Chief-Justice SMALS on a writ of give general satisfaction in the Caboy, as Habeas Corpus, it being pleaded on his babalf there is no doubt that throughout the matter flat the Ordinanced then in formu (7 of 1850) that gentleman was given a vast amount of Defendant was ordered to End security ju

Alex. MaBeth, acting Inspector in charge of did not apply to the present Treaty, but only annoyance, and to some extent subjected to one bonicholder, $25, for one mont

Aberdeen, charged Leong-ying-hot, Wong-kin to the Bogne Treaty, since abrogated, and an unfair indignity by the prosecution for -Im-a-go, forenían coalie on board the fort big, Wong ngan-boi, and Longan, masters that the offence committed by Iwok-a-sing the £500, to say nothing of its being a some William, charged a coolie named Leung-n of fishing junks, with breach of Section VIII, of

Ordinance 6 of 1966, they being found anchor was not against the Chincun Government, what unseemly sight at any time--and con-blog, with stealing four balls of spiti.

Complainant stated that by was employed by ed in Deap Water Bay, without licencs or un- but if anything, piracy jure galiem. Onsequently one which a person occupying so the Shui-young shop, Central-market, for the thorage puses, that being anutburized sa this, as will be rouum berel, he was discharged, high a position as that of Carer-JosTICE, P. & O. Uo., to tranship goods from steamers borage ground, on the 2nd instant, at 7 a.m.

to the bulk, and vice veras, as head coolie. At Defendants said there was no wind, and they the CHIEF-Josten giving his opinion that should use his great influence to put down, 1 p.m. on Sunday, he was on board the Fort could not get away. the depositions disclosed in aflence whatever rather than to encourage--that an official William with a party of coolies, one of whom

Fined £2 each, in default one week's hard on the part of KwOKA SING, and that he was occupying an important public post should be was the defendant Ho suw the defendant at justified in killing the saptan to regain his sued on a quai eridinal charge. liberty. The Acting French Consul, M. CH.

full bones.

STRALING OPIUM.

title time, 'when they knocked off, get into & sampan, und noticed that his dress was bulky. The defendant soon after came on board again

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