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UNLAWFUL FOSSESBIONA

STEALING, SHOES.

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Micro is art a

sequently went in and out as he liked. He did I river, the prospect of the farcignor holding bio siger of Sir Jamen, and Regar'a anat by the It now sous that all his mystery resolves them to produced the books of the shop, to itsstriato nothing more than being dependent haptalasan, Velicet instalment, 62, Chinose constable No. 153, with a silver plated were sitting wha in the front of the bott. Heinlueros appears to bed in a great measure Nangle, and her sou, Major Bangle, have alt shaw.complainant received in three Tew-a-lai, the dolig found in Elgin street hy not bear any fall whore he and his friends own ia depressing. But the downfall of foreign father's side, on with her daughter, Minn upon the class of informants who, as a matter in $1 notes, the other two instalments in broken crust stand and spoon, was aguia brought for went to the back of the shop on hearts the indifference shown in contesting Treaty now been examined, and have all most posi- found docensed sitting rights. I ja well known that a few tively, declared their conviction that the de- of course, ought to be attached, under proper silver. On the 15th May the police case word, he having tuilet in Rading the hawkoring the ery, and surveillance, to the Folice Service. If there looking for defendant, who was not there then, from whom bo sail te hought the stund for 30 up, und sie of the shopman around him. years ago, nono but foreignors could gut fondant is not Roger Tichborne. Yesterday's

he returbed in June liste

cash, nad was convicted of unlawful possession, He found al thin der leading to the tote their imports inland without paying the proendinge commenced with the continued is nothing more in the arrangement than At this stage Mr. Suudere, the star of the and fined Wir defanit two months bard laying, on the flour, which land fallen down, heavy lokin. Tois right should bave been examination in chief of Mrs. Nang to, who

Ray Deceased wasboing asisted by one of the shop-janlonely fostered, and

opposition Idestarod that the defendabi "did not bear the this, and if the present maiden case of de Court, roburned from the Hongkong and Shang- tabor

mas. Ha usted deceased why he came so late, evinced by the inland officials to the exten-slightest resemblance" to Roger, of whom abo bai Bank, and stated that the first sincalation tertion is to be taken as a specimen of the of $1 notes took place on the 7th October, 1879. Worg-pat-moy, a married woman, residing in and be answered that he came for a juchet, and begin of the system ought to have boon sammart-gre a very graphic picture. Ho we thin working force of the detective powers of the The defendant maid it was correct what the Ship street, charged a coulle paused Lcon-wah, bad raised his fasting and fell down. Deceasedly checked: as it is, the conccasion does not and slight, she said, with remarkably Now. Government under the oxisting system, it rites aid, two 31 notes ware gives to the with stealing a pair of shoes from her door at Lada slathes best in the loft. The loft at appear to have been fully appreciated. The shuuklore, beautifully blue eyes, black eye. really seems that there are no valid reusone

complainant.

p. on the 9th instant; and through the that hour was in darkagos, but he'saw a amall Chinese have since managed to get pannen in brows and eyelashes, and dark, straight, lenky Witnesa, recalled, Lock to bis former "eri evidence of Chinaré constable 139, whe manght candle, which seemed to have fallen with de- thoir, own nasics (it appes at the part only,) huwa hair"; and us it this wore not excago whatever for so, anomalous a state of affairs dence, and said he was sure the two notes were defendant with she slivos, he was sent to uix cenned. He asked docemood whether hoooald walk, but as dealers are constantly coming with ruin itcalf, the witness somewhat opitofully added

werks' hard labór,....... g.

and deceased asked for the maistanse of two moure that the governor intends to stop this issue that Roger'e haid "was not stuck on his continuing Tho sum pak to the CAPTAIN E.

Mr. Mitchell told the witness that it whaut. ">RETURNED CONVICT

or three men to carry him to the flap-long to natives, it shows how reluctant the authori. shoulders like a turtle's, as the defendant's is” SEPELINTENDENT is simply an extra amount tarly imposible for bin to have paid one dollar A pla offende nanod Lou-a-chino, recogebandler a shop opposite, as he could not wall, tice are to grant them, women. For all bat Miss Nangle confirmed her mother's eeidsuse. givon to him for doing what most people notes amy uu that date, de there was not any mised by Chiness ecustable 241, walking along be master of which he said waw his good le goods, their sabes virtually bees stop. The defendant, muld she, is not Roger would consider quite within the ordinary stod till the 7th October, five and half months the Praga Est, was obarged with being a friend. Destined, on leaving the shop resisted pod by intimidation, as I have stated esewhere. Tohborn-bertainly not

rogao and vagabond:

by erine of his man, could spaak. He instruct- With the recently cablinbed facities for stogle point of resemblancenat one. I am, scope of his duties, while there are grayo Inspector Gair produced a witness, Chinese Mr. J. W. Watte, sworn, stated be identified his man to procure ginger to rub the de- direct trade, it eccon that Foreign importers satain of it; not one;" and Major Nangle, oljections lovsame bong paid both, to him constable 154, to prove that the defendant had the defoudunt as having been convicted in May, toaned with. Densed complained of pain in ought now to make a struzzie to regain the her brothar, ecnally positive... ra. and to the COLÓNLAL-SECRETARY for de been busted out by Llic police, and that the 1867, of robbery from the person with violence, the lower part of his body. He did rob think zole privilege of altaínlag passes, cap cially as Beaverie, Mrs. Towneley, and Mra, Washington complainant did not know defendant was in and sentenced to three years penal pervitude, at the time deceased would die, unless he had the authorities appear to be so anxious to stop Hibbert, who followed Kra. Nangle and ber FOREIGN SETTLEMENTS OF tective duties, oren if they were thorough the colony so that it could not be a malicious and to be Rogged. He received a con- redaived some special injury. Is ball an hour their issue to natives, who have no redress or daughter, gave unanimous testimony to the ly well portormed. The most obvious barge on the part of the complainant. In- dioni pardon on sive 26th of October, after bie men returned, and said descared was appeal agical any arbitrary seizure. There same effect; Lady Rawlinsog declared that is, that it entirely fra dig for an Exepeater Gair said that search alee bad boon 159. The defendant was again approbanted getting ware, and would probably die. There s hardly be a doubt that, if foreign importers there was not an atom of resemblance" made for the otdisk, bgt had failed; he believed for breach of conditional pardos on the 19th was a jacket belonging to the deceased Jying were able to guaranta metals and produce between Buger Tichborns and the defendant; deliverable under Transit Pass at ang inland and Mrs. Higgins depood that the profile, the cutive official to receive payment for de- the elook bad bean put on board abast which November; 1872; and urdered to sorvo at the on the floor.

remainder of his original zerteneo.

China-ken, declarod, stated-be me a rico-mart, it would greatly duvelope the carrying shape of the head, and the voice of the tective services. The system is obviously. tad left the colony

Mr. Mitchell told defendzut ho bad undo ase Defendant said he had been in geol; but was pounder in the Tong kec abop. Ha known tude, and the business of the port in Foreign | Claimant were "aleolutely and entirely un- calculated to load to an amount of 4 of a subterfuge in his defence, hitt he believed now getting an boncat living, as bad coolie; he deceased shout two months, but was not very hende. As Foreigners are nover altopted like thas of Bogar. Suok was, in the main, inty-to-find-care-which-it-is-not-desirable the complainuut in the case he wond, therefore, did not know that he could not rears to the well acquainted. He saw deceased vous in the to develops the Transit traffe of Kingat, theysterday's evidence ne to identity.

hop on the evening in question. He was pioneer will wist with apposition, butit commut Several of the witnesses were in a poection t should be felt by those who form the Govern-end bis to four months' hard labor, and hia Colary.

Defendant we sent to three nonthe hard standing near the countor, but there were two arid to be insormontable. witness would be placed on the cargo sheet,

give evidence of futerviews they bad bad with The NC. Daily Nero stated the transit traffic the defendant at various times, and very ima ment. As regards the CAPTAIN SUPFEIFEN and charged with giving wilful faler evidence. Inbor, and warned about remaining in the others in the front part of the shop in the

the street. The shop door was still cpen, und in produce to Kiungul to have been paralysed by sing indeed this part of the prootedings was DENT, the same argument applies in a modified

Calony,

UNLAWFUL, POBSESSION.

there was a light in the front shop. Deceved the seizure of tiu lust year, and thin automont | Miss Naugle described the defendant's "atro, degroo. Ile la supposed to be on tas alert

Ascain Fached Bannel. Torres, belong.took a light, and said he wanted a jacket, ag ba e certainly one ons by figures. In the Cusenus accent when he said, "Wes, maidro." to suppress all crime, and it is, therefore in-

ing to Lie ahip Augustina, was charged by felt cold. The deceased went towards the loft. tows Guzelle No. XVII, we way Bad the traffic In reply to the question "Parlez voca Frau- consistent that be should be specially paid to

Chun-a-choy, imate of brothel No. 23, East He did not witol him. Did not see him fall, for three wonthe prior to this paralysation, asie?" and hie indignant remonstrance to the suppress a special crime. Unless, therefore,

erect, with stealing an umbrella, a jacket, and A few minutes after he beard a fall, and heard and subacquent, and the figures are sufficiently efect that French wasn't in the contmak." a ple of howmera whilst abe was making deceased crying out. He found deccari spravl interesting to quote bereunder. They are as Sho also told the jury with considerable something more effective in the way of eup

coffee fur bim,

ing on the floor, the ladler fallen, and light exkllows:

Privacity how as she advanced towards tho- The defendant was traced to his abip by P.C. tinguished. Thinks he must bare fallen for

Goods vent inland in 1st quarter,

| Gaimant be “bioked away" from her in terri. pressing gobling is to come out of the ar. She was told that if they came so was to

wards. He called to the two mon quite de, when

1872

bo distrosa; how she mid meliciously, "good rangement which was made by Sit BIGHARD gire them into custody, and Chiness son-110, and the umbrolls found on board.

The defendant said he took the umbrella last witness came at once. Himself and throa

Pols. 10,971 Fals, 69-

| Day, Mr. Castro," by way of is parting shot; stable 154, who had found the thief, wanld keep

1,090

and bow the defendant "pat on a Bench MACDONNELL previous to his learing the his eyes once after the other two men, as he only, and this because by could it got any re. others carried deceneed to the abop opposite. Deounged could speak faintly. He could not toro wa dollar he paid to the complainant.

ssent,” which altogether vanished as an as Colony, there would seem to be every reason

Fived. 40 shillings, in default 21 days' hurd walk. He remained by deccased there half an

be became at all excited—ble voice thea chang why a system so unusual, and against which

ing into "pare. Bakon". Mejor Naugle, the bor, and ordered to make amenda, $2, to com. hour, and rubbed ginger into him, bat be diod about half an hour after leaving the Tong-kee

Lamorist of the day, appears to have rdshed so many grounds of objection exist, should

plainant, for the ather lossas,

shop. Decmised seemed to revive a little at

those inserviews so much that be bad a second be discontinued.

first, but getting worse, died before he left.

for the fun of the thing,“baving found the Descased was insensible ten minutes,

There is no reason why the Transit train of frat eo amusing that be thought he should like The master of the Hop-loong shop, doposed Kiakiang should not be developed in the same a little more of it.” At the second interview to being aroused from bis siaubers at 8 p.m., extent as it has been at Chirking. The ques-r. Holmes was present, and it became to g

fing unwell, and the deceased we bought to those interested in the carrying trade of the He did not pet-Ágnes and Terms and thelittle bis shop, said to have fallen down. He went pork, and of the making direct shipments boy who was "rogestered" as Roger Jseph. to find deceased's uncis, and returting with from abroad; and it is lo be hoped that sdme, on his knes and laws them; of that bewus Mr. James Thompson, master of the British him, found ledord noorly dead, and unable to energetio Arm may yet does it worth while to certain.. Bat. he did have lunch with the abip Hahnemann, charged Benjarin Joseph, spenk, and he died almost immediately. Himself combat the obstructiveness of the inland Bar Claimant and Lady Tichborne; and when John Cornely, Joba Beattis, Jobe Colley, and and the mode went and made a report to the riers. Thes and disorderly on board on the request of the nucle. Deceased seemed in pain, Thorne Williams, resmen of that ship, with police. The body was removed outside at the Defondant was fited $10, or in default one

but he could not say where 10 instabe. month's hard labor.

Complainant stated that on Saturday night, Cho-mong, a coolie, and Tai-a-kam, a worst ten o'clock, the defendants were all more or mazi, were charged by Inspector O'Brien with les drunk, quarreling and making a distar Chinese lalonga who made the charge, and of sings largo number of sugar bags in done bunce. Beattie, Williams, and Colley were the the two Sikhs who gave evidence. SergountPoole in Third street, and spreading them out most drank, and they refused to leave the poop. He thereon gave- thùm into custody, the other. All Singh has been reinstated, and bis pay to dry, causing a great stench all ronni.

Defendants were fined $10, or in default one to defendants did not come or the poop. will be given to him in fall, from the day of bia

Defendants hitherto had borne good ebarantera. month's hard labor. suspension.

Dufendants beying nothing to my for them.

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The witness, Lawa-kwong, was then placed at the bar, and charged with giving wilful false evidence, and being convicted, wasbined £1ft, or $48, in default, three months bard labor.

The complaivans at this stage tid she was afraid of defendant'afriends, who accompanied him, lest they should come down on her for money after this case.

knew them.”).

A FIGHT IN A PLAY HOUSE. Chan-a-fiwi, a ticket collector at the Sing. ping Theatre, sharged two cuclies, named Chan Ayane and Fan--fat, with fighting in the theatre.

dence was too strong against them, they were

Defendants denied the charge, but as the evi

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We are requested to note that the departar is postponed to to-morrow, the 13th instant, af | 10 am.

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LONDON, 8th August. 1873.

In the Ministry, Mr. Baxter has resigned in

consequence of a disagreement with Mr. Lowe. Earl Ripon and Mr. Childesa retire. Mr. Bruce is elevated to the Peerng, and becomes President of the Board of Trade. Mr. Love takes the Hume Office, and Mr. Bright the Duchy of Linecuster. Mr. Gladstone is Üban- cellor of the Exchequer.

Hongkong, 10th August, 3873.

LOSS OF THE SPANISH STEAMBR "ESMERALDA."

OFFENSITE MATTER.

Improtor O'Brien ebarged a cole named be Government Civil Hospital, on Crown Innð. Chan-e-wab, with, spreading out at the back of

large quantity of fanaive matter. Complainual said he was three days bunting around to find out the owner of the stuff, daring which time it was very offensive to the Hospital.

ASSAULTING THE POLICE.

John Davidava corpoical in the Royal Artillery, was charged with being drunk, and saniting one Lee-lok-cheonr, uster of the

of 25, or in default ten days' imprisonment Meagher Appoi, watebman in filman street, was charged by PC. Alex. Keleon, No. 5, with being asleep on duty at 1.45 m. on the 11th instant. Fined $5...

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Kenneth Mafamas, No. 77, charged Williza Driscoll, a seamnas belonging to the American bark. 5.7). Darleton, with being drunk and obstreperous, and breaking a bucket in the police sell,

Defendant was fined $3, and ordered to pay $1 zimands for the bocket

AN CLD HAND.

MASTER.

THE "HAHNEMANN.”

atres, were fined two days pay for dranko

Deas.

THE " HÁHNEMANE” KÖÄIN.

on the 11th instént,

to

Ho-sik.wrb, uució of the doomsed, deolared, asid when he arrived decansed an dead, but be had no reason respect any persue.

The jury returned a verdict of “¿ccidcutal death.'

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were contributed, and this sum baring been

bo

LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE OF ke had since presented to by blues

BASSOON'S BUILDINGS

Members of the firm of DAVID SAE89on, Šons & Co.

- Sir ATAKET-DAVID SASSOON, KL. C. 3. I

S. M. Moss, Esq.

THIS W. KINGSmart, drchitect.

Warg Mao Chag? Contradors. Wa-Tang Yuen,

left the Chirant gave him a sigar mue with the Tichborne arme upon it, which

acuriosity." He had been told Mr. Holmes that there was a strong likeness between him

lf and the defendant, bat he considered the statement inuecurate. The strong dash of flap which favoured the Major's evidence a wel

the defendant's thumb as gravdy and minutely

an entomologist examites some curious and are sourmbarus, a perfectly irrepressible con- mision of merriment seized upon the Court, Bu caught even the Berol edir.

quietly down from the witness-hua and exuined

Two "pointa-as they are called-ocaueret in the course of the day's proceedings. Lord Bellew, it may be remembered, "Acaribed the Rol the tattoo-muck as running.

Emma"across the arm, round the wrist, bracelet- "down the vw, from elbow to wrist. | Mra. Nungle, o contra, declares that the lattare

rise. Of this fact, Dr. Kencały may by trust- el to`make good uan; it excited to attention at the time. But the scene of the day wis the jassuge of arms between the Lord Chief-Justice md the defendant. As Mrs. Nangle lot the

stone, to receive the usual deposit of coins, and

A hollow had been out in the bottom of the fourt she was followed oat by the goufemen

who astralty aits on the defendant's left hand,

(N. C. Deity Neos, 5th Augush.) As our readers are aware, the old bong of Meaare. David Sassoon, Sane & Co, on the Bind, has been lately pulled down to uske room for

wo new bonge one to be occupied by that | Omed with roams of laughter. Indeed possi- firm, the other by the Deutsche Bank

kly as a natural reaction from the terrible ten- The ceremony of laying the foundation stone son of the proviose day-the Court was in a mae performed yesterday afterapon, by Mins Dost bilarious hamoar. There was load bagh- Flore Gably, the little daughter of Mr. M.ter when the witnesses described the defend- In the year 1863 an uppeal was made by Gabbay, the present head of the firta in ent's attempt at a French cunt; them was Bishop Alford, at that time Bishop of Victoria, Shanghai in the presses of a number of had laughter when Mrs. Towsley admitted Hotgbung, to the English Episcopal sugre guests who bad been invited to witness the that she had an inny bata on the late trial an Įtions in Ningpo, Shaugbai, Hankow, Kinkiang, Mr. James Thompean, master of the British Hongkong, and Caston, on behalf of a Church Orch-art

she could possibly get her friends to take; that, Sang-kong-lan, ín his, shop, and also assault ship Huknemann; obarged Angel-Flury, a Boilding Fund in connection with the D. M. The North-cast-corser of the new building iso had netle one bat.cf. 250, and three ing caratables Nos. 458 and 572, in the execuun on board, with refusal to go ou board abip Mission in the province of Cheh-kiang

in the angloncar the Band, and Messrs. Jardine others; that Mr. Guildford Onslow, hatever, tion of their duty,

The Biabop visited the chief outstalen of the Entheson's compound, and a temporary ated ad declined to pay xp," and that she had The Captain of defendant's company gave Complainant stated that defendant had just

god and sufLoient reason that she had heen him a good character, but he was Gued in the come from gaol,after a sentence of seven down (Scoiaty is that province, namely the walled bad been erected there, and seats placed for the bet át, all upon the present trial, for the very imprisonment, and now refused to join the ship plain of Ear-po, and distant by land just thirtyremony, sud & bras plate bearing the in-Mrs. Hibbare, who is very shortsigated, stepped

town of Kwan-hai-wei, eil aited in the populona commodation of the visitors.

On a table lay tho trowel to be med in the afterly unable to get her money on. And wbon Defendant, who said be was ones struck on board, and Le would not go on board the ship miles from the port of Nagpo. 3 Chinese

as follows i my moru, was sent to seven duge further Christians were soufred on that, &ccasion, seription to be laid noter the tonadition alone, aud the small Mission Church was crowded to imprisonment with burd labor, or at the cap excess.

FORDATION STONE Lain: From the impression left on tia mind tan'a order.

11th A. B. 5699, Jewish Sca. by this visit, as to the prosperity of the Mis THE "ATALANTA.”

Obristian Tra ith Angust, 1879, sion on the one hand, and as to the iradequacy William Brown, unster of the Krilish ship of the accommodation on the other, the Bishop

BT MIES FLORA GUBBAY. dilanto, charged Fredrick Clemure, cook of was led to appeal for funds toward the erection

axxviith year of Queen Victoria, that ship, with refusal of duty on the 2nd July, of a aaitable Mission Church. Aboat $1,800 ziith year of Tung Che 1876, at 22

Complainant stated on the 2nd July the deanpplemental by a grant from the CM.S., the go is frons. He has been in irons ever since been raised and levelled menu while by the vo- SOLOMON D. SABYOON, FREDERICK D. SAROON, fendant refused to doany were work, preferring Charab, after score delay (the ground having Rusty D. Seco, Esqaron D. SAmor, Esq. Sanday night, brought on Captain Theband. The Spanish steamer Emuy, which arrived on

He did not know bie reason for refusal to do tantary laboar of the Christians) vas oop-A. BL GUBBAY, Esq. M. 8. Gna, g. the engines, passagen, and other officers of Diatrist watchman Nr. 18. charged a bawker, Defendant, we shipped at Cardiff on the menced in September, 1873, and finished in

18th March. the Spaniab samer eralda, leaving Caps named Teen-a-ship with gambling on the cooking.

A SEMAD was told off to do the February of the present your Billibuso at Manila, Captain Thebaud porteron Ground, the 10th jug

The Church.xonomyodates about 200 per- "that at 9:10 p.m. on the 22nd ulto, whilst

Defendunt said te cunld not get ónough in charge of Captain Billibaso, who was on to his wares, but it was shown he was abeger about it. He went into irons of his own ac appearance. The windows are rounded, a style Defendaul wanted to prove ho was attomline winter to make the soup, and the mes grambles joue. It has л Dave, and side wisten with cle- the bridge, the steamer jues having left Manila, of a game of Fan-tan, and bad been in gaol cord, and he would not go laes to the ship,

restory, but is not conspicuously foreign in and still on the Intor const, the immediate before on two or the occasions for gambling.

San Balis, spot being suddenly struck with great force (abe going labor..

Defendant was ordered to forfeit two days which prevails in many native hours in the Defendant was son: to three months' barday for enca day of duty, and went to a province. On the day of opening it was filled local papers-which vex daly encased for the and the Lord Chief Justice, onlling attention

purpose.

the fact, threatened that if it were repeated tom end to end, by 100 Christiane sud 100 of ten knots per hour), on the Rock, known

About 6 pm, all big ready, Misa Gubbaye world exclude the gentleman in question the inhabitants of the neighbouring town, The damage done to the Emeralda's bottom,

59 | dexterously arranged the mortar stand the from the court, - The defendant immediately as the Cortigan, abani 67 miles from Hanila.

Chinese rectivol the Lord's supper in the plate, and the stone was lowered into its plane, me to his feet, and said very quietly, "My lord, striking as she did, with such folde hot

thing; and in the afternicon 8 adults and Mr. Kingsmill tested and declared it level and is not his faalt. I only seat hita out in sor children we baptized.

square: und Miss Gubbay emphasized the ‡ that Mrs. Nungle did not talk to ber dünghter.” considerable as abe immediately filled to the

The hearty thanks of the Mission generally, esertion by three taps of the trowel, and an It was ostentatiously done." said his lordadip. 'tween decks. Measures were at oues taken Lo

and especially of the native congregation at land the passengers and their luggage, which was

proper and äiting.

erged the defendant, "I um being tried for my were issued, all gambling censed as by magic Coast of Son Bala

to the Building Fund. Provisions were landed

At Mr. Gabboy's invitation, the greets then Iberty, and I have a right to take care of my adjourned to refreshment; and vaniške konate | mlf.""""Certainly," was the reply, "but you in Hongkong Indeed, the probability on for four daye, during which time commaica

and tents we rigged up, where they remained

wore done Justice to, in cool drinks conningly have no right to do that kind of thing.” “My all general grounds that fair amount tion was made to Manila for assistance, and

prepared and especially befitting the scusion. bord," answered the defendant, with a certain. of illicit gambling would be going on during that time every endeavour was međn tạ

Mr. F. E. Johnson first gave à tonas tomgged slojnene, snd raising die right arm to. for a considerable time after the licensed save all eargo, damaged and undamaged.

Messrs. David Sassoon, Son & Co., and to the wards Mr. Hawking, the Treasury there has The cargo, saved consisted of 5) cases of cigars

the wish better than by hoping, they might be air," interposed the Lord Obiel-Justice per- prosperity of the finu. He sonid net express is detectives in court, and I—”: "Sit down, system bad stopped, amounts almost to af and 112 bales of beop. The stenger lecame moral certainty. Yet, it is only now that a total wreck, but the purgo and bull are

anptorily. "Bit down, sir. I desire that you the very first case is found out by the Go-fully insured in London and Hongkong

do not wiäreas the court again. If you have any After being stripped, the hall and engines were

thing to say, let your counsel say is for you." vernment detectives. This in itself is peculiar, sold at Manila for $5,825, and the damaged but the time at which the discovery has been cargo for $171. When the steamer was last mudo is scarcely less so. It comes shortly seen, the water was overthe main deck, sad the tide ebbed and fowed in her bold as the sea after the Wei Sing affair had been discovered ebbed and lowed outside. by Mr. Toxocar, the Acting Registrar- General, and after it had been shown in tha coures of the trial in connection with that Lot tery that the rustter had been notorious all over the Colony. A question might naturally arise why this had not been Trought to the notice of the Government by the specially cimployed detectives, and the present proof of their vigilance is, of course, satisfactory, as $5 note.

AFTER ao-interval of something like a year and a half, the first practical issue of the me sures taken by Sir RICHARD MACDONNELL priolo his departure from the Colony, for the suppression of gumbling, came to light in the case at the Police Court on Friday. On of the Chinese detectives cragloyed under that arrangaw out, discovered a miserable at shed in an outlandish part of the Colony, against which he gave information. The fact that so information has been given before is very striking, and suggests the enquiry what These valuable individuals have been doing up to the present tims. Nobody can believo

the

Disperaldo

DISHONEST STREET CHAIR CODLIES.

A married women named Tong-a-kum

Buntb's hard labor..

that the very moment the new regulations done with safety by the oficers and crew, on the the morning of the 10th, in a pass boat, and sbe | be inspected the defendant's house. On the Kwan-bai-wi, are tendered to the contributors/saurance of her own conviction that it was all and it must not be repented." "Mylow

POLICE INTELLIGENCE. August 11th.

BEFORE F. W. MITCHELL, Esq.

ON SUSPICION.

J. Brown, a private in H.M. 80th Begiment, charged a Chinese bay in bis employ, named Poon-a-sung, on suspicion of baving stolen a.

Inspector Gray mid thù cap was brought to

Poon--fat, a cook, employed at Messrs. Bat Lerfield and Swire's, deposed to accompanying the complainant to and from Yeang-sthan, and to banding the bundle securely tied from the boat

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J. J. Callsoo. Inspector of junks, charged leasg.i, master of the jonk Bazili, with not reporting himself at Aberdeen in July fast.

Complainant said defendant had a clearance dated 8th July, to Aberdeen, and had no other paper on board. ་་ཟླ་་

Defendant said he did not know that he ought to take out a paper at Aberdeen. Fined $1, or three days hard labor.

INQUEST.

HANKOW. (1bIZA

A Hankow correnpondent writes:--I hear it

THE LAW OF CONSPIRACY. Mr. Vernon Barcourt's bill" to amend the law of conspiracy as applied to masters and wrvants" has been printed. It consists only of the preamble and one clause, which reads sa allows-

"A proscention shall not be instituted against a person for conspiracy to do any act or to cause any act to be done for the purpose of n made combination, unless anch set-in an offence

THEACH OF LICENSING CEDIASCE, Wa.. Mobloan. Inspector of Boarding- charged the coolice of shair No. 665, with steal houses, charged Mahomed Fakeert, keeper of

gut of her bundle a pair of trowsers.

Food Boarding-house No. 14, with 'not hav Complainant said or the dah instant she wenting his bouse olean on the 9th instant to Tenng-ahati, and returned to the Colʊny oK Complainant said on Saturday, about noon,

began to get about. She wanted a chair, with water, there was also a great pool in the landed at 48.. in a boat, before people bad ground Boor, ander the bunky, it was covered they came, and she told the second defendant to house also contained a large pile of dirt, and the and the defendants passing, she called them "mildis of the flour, Tha alloy to the cook go inte her boat and get the bundle from the cookhouse was in a dirty state. He went up batuan. He did so, and when he brought it re stairs, and found the four there also covered reported that the duties and tonnage duce cul her she saw it onge it was untied, and looking with water; altogether the house was in a dirty fected on ustive-owned craft that is steamer over it saw a pair of trowsers, valued $2.20

condition. Defendant had besa repeatedly and other veele flying the Chim fag- were gone. She spoke about it, and the second cuntioned stout its dirty state.

are all to go to Peking. If such is really the prosperoze under the new roof they had defendant ran away. The first defendant wanted Defendant said the floors had been washed, case, and I'm waared it in so, the onlar is an been under the old on, her to get in the chair, and she refused till he benee they were wet. went and brought lask the same obair evolie

fair to foreigners. It manus that foreign ship. Mr. Gabbay returned thanks. He thanked who bad run away. He went away, and after default two weeke naprisonment,

Defendant, was fired $5, and cautioned, in ping is burdened with the sole maintenance of the ladies and gentlenen presoat for their kind Dighita, &c., while the duties levied on Chinese resistance of the usqusion, and more especially THE "BAN-I LI." remaining some time by the supty chair, a

steamers are devoted to other purposes-pro. Mr. Johnson for bin good wishes and neigh- policeman sane andusked her the mutter, and

bably Imperial pocket money. This is unfair; hourly and friendly testinge. In proposing the she explained to him, and be advised her to

if the money is not wanted for coast lights and prosperity of see Modal Settlement, he wished get into another dhair, and he took charge of

harbour improvements, rates ought to be reto couple with the toast the future success of the empty chair. After abu bad got a abor!

duced generally, instead of collections being the Deutsche Bank, under the good manage distance she met the two defendants coming

diverted. Mr. Disk onor, in a paper on Tariff ment of Mr. Celigwaco. down the stramt, and they wanted her to get into

revision, suggested that janke bugkito contri Mr. Seligman responded, expressing the their chair. The first defendant said the second

bute to the mpport of lights, Hat this state. pleasure be anticipated from the neighbour defendist was not the man who stole ber

acut that Tunge Dues Chinesu steatorrs hood of the bongs, and his bope that the guests troweers, it was a chop-dollar faced in who

are all to go to Péking, does not look as if the who were assembled there to-day would often did so.

Closerament were anxious to relieva foreign honour him with their presence when the bouse indictable by statute or is punishable under the shipping of the beavy imposts nor oburged. was completed.

provisions of some statute for the tivie being Mr. Gabbay next proposed the health of a force relating to violence, threats, inlimits An inqucet was held yesterday at 4:30 p.m. At present; I believe 7/10ths of the Tonnage at the Government Civil Hospital, before A. Dues go to support of ights, and some G10 their worthy friend, Mr. Bobinson, who had son, or molestation; and no aach prosecution Lister, Esq., coresur, and a jury consisting of of Foreign Revenue je retained by the province, kindly and coasteridly acted as their bust ca thail be institutul exoep with the consent of Blowing that they are not asleep altogether. his action on Sunday afternoon, and the de/Pair of trowsers in the bundle. It was barely on the body of a Chinese named Or-ping-king, freight, and the increasing number of vessels distant from the spot.

Messrs. C. F. Nyrn, E. C. Ray, and O. Wilson, Notwithstanding the reduction of steamer the occasion, his own temporary home being ler Majesty's Attorney-General or Solicitor- General A person who is copciated upt any We hear that there bright geutuses wore fendant, it bus aimee transpired, is not a thief. daylight i

Mr. Robinson briely acknowledged the tonat, mel prosecution shall not be liable to any fined $25 by the Government for their care. After the complainant brenght the defendant to be had to run away hurriedly, and did not

Second defendant devied the charge, saying who foll down a shop ladder, and died through on the Yangtze the White Star and White

the injuries received.

Cruse tine offantes, from Haulow to Chinesag, and culled a bealth to " the man at the reina," greater punishment than the punishment pro fasane about the Wei Eing, and we presume the charge room, and charged him, the so note know who put the bundle in the chair.

Dr. Whurry, Superintendent of the Goveru. appear to ran as frequently as ever, and to pay. It was all Tery well to wish prosperity to the sided by tam focench act as aforesaid. A per- we may condude from the circumstance that the station, nor sent to have the charge with.

was found, and the complainant never came to Witness said he wie quite sure he gave the went Civil Hospital, sworn, stated the body of It is said their cargoes are of the bulkest dea-hong, but where would the bong be without on aball not be liable to any punishment for the architect P What could they do withons. B│conspiracy or otherwise, under the provisions the Government has full confidence in their draw, consequently the defendant had been

second defendant the bundle, and, when be deceased was bought to the Hospital at 1.80 tription.

wachmen to drive the bursos F He called oz. of the Acts mentioned in the sabedule to this came on abore he found both chair castles bad. on the 10th instaut; it was that of a Chi-

use male adult, of the better class, probably integrity, and is quite convinced that the locked up all night without a cause,

them to drink to Mr. Kingsmill, the architect Act (37 Guo. III., cap. 179; 39 Gec. III, exp. of the naw building-

19; 57 €50. III. cap. 19, by reason only of till 6 pm, by his wife, at the back of a box Complainant stated the note was not found.

abopman. The body was recently dead, was well The first defendant id be had been carry-parishad, and appeared that of a man 36 years The N. C. Laily Newer pointed out, some

Eis being a member of or a party to a trado where it had probably fallen, and he was then

ing a gentleman presious to Mrs.

of age. There were a few alight bruises on the left months ago, how fagrantly Transit Passes

combination; provided that nothing herein The constable said they had nu paases.”

hall exempt à person from any liability to on duty, and could not get away.

First defendant was fined $2, for plying for elbow and left log. There were no other marke issued by the Kiukiung Customs were ignored

punishment in respect of any combination for a Mitchell told complainant that he could hire before time. and Bocond defendant, con: A rupture of any internal organ might have Chiuse hunts bad been seized and confiscated of violence, and nothing to account for death, in the interior of Kiaugsi. Merchandise íz

Mr Kingsmill aid in responding, that anticons or seditious purpose. For the pur victed of larceny, was sent to two montia hard produced death in a lait down stairs, without without a shadow of right, and the care were neither sould he bave done anything without poses of this Act, “trade combination" mezza

leaving any special mark.... MAA VOTRANCE.

of course powerless to get redrese. They assistance; ud be bad been most ably resisted by combination between meeters or workman Inspector O'Brien sammoned the proprietor sworn, stated he had known depend for twe then to frighter them back into the aid eus called on them to drink with all the honours, relations between any persone being masters or Iospector Burns, in charge of Sowkewan, serted that the case was trasped up against by Miss Flore Gablay, whose health ho now other persons for regulating or altering the profery up to it's third years. He was formerly a chandler and latterly tom of paying thier and the plan has been and a repetition of the good wishes they hud vorme, or the conduct of his business or

a fanuery, No. Queen's Road, whiob Hospital, for carrying on an offensive trade in a respectable man, and as far as he knew, unsaimone in stating that they are literally

butcher, in Bowkezwan. The deceased was thoroughly successful, the dealers being expressed towards binalf,

in or on respect Mr. Seligmann claimed the privilege of employment or erntract of employment or sor- Complainant stated on the evening ia 'ques, tion the defendant and two of his frienda camo

the afraid to talu oct passes for goods paying by proposing the next test," to the health of the vee, and "act" includes a default, breach, or Complainant gave evidence of the enormous good terms with

Cohabitanta At 845 p.m. A Bun named weight, lest the Barriere should again confis ladies. They were much indebted to the mission, and "workman" includes a workman, eductive detection of gambling whatever, or a cate them. The trade to the interior, under Madies, who were present this afternoon; and servant, srtificer, or labourer within the nega

soukbozac, the defendant and his friends left bourhood, when delindant was filed in the pole, made a report at the station that piss in metals and produce is consequently he hoped that wher the new hongs were ing of any statute or law, and master" it must be obvious that it is were question taking with them the deck The alarm was

sum of $50, and 21 days were given him to clear deceased bad fallen down stairs in the Torg. stopped, and is not likely to resuscitate unises fuished, they would continue to groc them for the audire detectives to set the fines in given, and when she came out she missed her

away the naisauce.

kee shop, where he had gone to get a jucket. Foreign importers make a rigorous effort to frequently by their prosence. He went and found the body at the back of the [uppose the Barriers, through their Conunta. dicted by the Government against the dou clock, and the defendante got away. The de

Mr. Dunn saknowledged the toast on behalf Hop-long shop, near the beach, not far from That Foreigners should so tamely forego the of the ladies; and sasured their hosts that if the Tong-hee shop. It was ou some mats, dearly-won privilege of sending goods inland there were any more foundation states to be quite dend, but will ward. His informant under Transit Fuss, astonishes the natives aid, the Indica would be very glad to come to aid deceased bad been brought there from the theme: lees, It may be argued that the Bar- the ceremony. Tong-kee shop. They had tired to restore him, riera bave, und will, detain goods in charge of but failed. He then went to the Tong keo shop natives, though the document be made out an

omission to inform on the We Sing people was the result merely of an oversight. We are band to accept this conclusion, and can only congratulate the Executive co having

BEHATING A CLOCK.

́have scut, if not able some himself. been able to secure native detectives no muck Defendant was discharged, more reliable, that the average. Without, therefore, alluding to these gontlemen in bing-lane, charged a banker named Wong-a- Wong-a-ho, inmate of brothel No.54, Cheong- particulas, and speaking only of native de hi, with on the 16th of May, 1872, entering the tectives generally, a system such as that brothel, in company with others, and atgaling

which appears to be adopted at present scomus

to be completely inadequate to result in any

ceurs they can easily obtain from the Game blers, and, this being the case, there can be very little doubt on which aide they will find

their interest to lie. The only punishment for native detectives found distinctly guilty

a ekook, valued $4.50,

fendant, who arrested yesterday, was the one who took down the dock, and took it away under his jacket, and was agen by her servals

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to the second defendant. He knew there was s

gono.

Inhor.

the Uity of Victoris.

400 rot of

KIUKIANG. (Ibid)

Long may he live

Happy may ho be

Beat with ostent

* From all misfortune fres.

THE TICHBORNE TRIAL. [Tolegropin FORTY-SIXTH Day.—26rä Jure.

person employing any workman or work- men, and." offence indictable by statute” means offence which is by some statuts dealted or macted to be a felony or misdemeanour, or to be panishable on indictment, or for which punishment is prescribed by statute which cannot be inflicted except on conviction upon an indictment or crimiant information No- thing in this not shall in epy uannor affecti my prosecution for any of the conspiracies meetiched in the Act of the fourteenth and

BEFORE THE HON. C. MAY.

INJOLENOR. Captain L. Brudilaw, of H,M, 80th Regi- mont, charged a boutman nomed Toe-a-kwi, ne Wong-a-sui, the servant girl to complainant, follows deposed to sing the defendant take down the Complainant said on the 9th int, at about clock, which he concealed under his jacket. 11 p.m., he was passing along the Queen's and enquired, and the manager stated that he the foreign importer's name, but are Europeans of overlocking a cass which they ought to she gave the alarm, but the defendant and bis Road, near the Eastern-market, and saw the de- and ethers were sucking opium, and knew no to quietly renounce the right to send in pro-

friends got away.

fendant coming along in an opposita direction thing of how deceased fell. A rice-pounder who dose, because a Barrior official cliomes to net Yesterday mast have almost exhausted the softeenth of her Majesty, chapter one hundred, report, is dismissal. If they can get off with Defendant denied the canrge, and said that to binusit. The defendant was carrying a was below, said descinsi fell down stairs, and illegally in the hope of bringing about a concalled family evidence. It may be remembered action twenty.sight, or in the Aat of the a fine, there is always the close of their the evening of the 14th May he went to come basket, and there being persons on one side of got up and walked away. Ho asked them how fiscation, the proceeds of which would obiefly (that Sir Henry Tolume the eighth harones wenty-fourth Red twenty-fifth of her Majesty.

had seren daughters, of whom ace is now dapfor one bundred, svotion four." coming out gainers, when they strike a profit plainant to collest mome boney she owed big him, witnear could not get out of the way, the deceased cars on the herb, and be nepot acoras biol.

previous, and she refused to pay, and words but the defendant could" bare goi of his way tained afterwards that this was not tros, as by The only troublesov, Barrier, according to Mr. Washington Hibbert, another Mrs. Wi and loss account between dotezer and the ensuing, she seat for the police, and now brings readily; he evinced no readiness, and he par deceased's own request be was curried to the the dealere, is Wa-chong, at the south of the ham Greenrood, another Mrs. Towneley, and Mr. George Fransis Train has called upon

against bit

bis stick in front of bin so is to guard against shop opposite. In the back of the Tong-kee lake, but this is the key to the immer waters, another Mra. Higgins, All these lides are for the London press to make the arcade Zunerable, fines, and if no better plan than that at pre-complainant coined was previous knowledge commug in contact with the defendant and his chap in a loft, sont seven feet from the door. There is nothing, however, to prevent a mer maze) Boge Trobborne's first cousins. Six for having polished albul, in a telegram Bent resorted to be adopted, wo mas rest of defendant, nor did the ove defendant any basket, but the defendant came on, and the reached by a common izdder, not secured in chart or tris cleck, and a Consular representa. Henry was succeeded by his brother, fir Edward, which stated that he had been incarcerated in. pretty well assured that very little gambling money.

stick wont against defendant's heart, making any way. He fonad marks on the mand. floor, tive, going to this Barrier in person to investi. who look the name of Doughty, and who was a lunatic meylum indeel will be brought to light.

Trew-a-kwoog, zater ofa sandal-makersohop," | mark, as be afterwards ww. The defendant at as if the ladder had slipped outwards. The gate any one of detention, and such action father of Lady Radcliffe, also Boger's firat A French physiologiat has recently defaced in Ches-metality, Enyingpoon, deposed to a onse turned round, and exclaimed, “Whut for people of the Tong-to stop were respectable. would certainly obtain the release of goods cousin, Sir Edward himself was suceded by from a number of careful observations some The present case, bonover, seems to reveal knowledge of defendant; last year defendant you tog me?” He replied he had not struck | He has known them ever since bebas been in illegally detained. It has been deponstrated the third brother, Sir James, father of Roger, lots which indiqute the great influence of the long bidden secret of what were the means lived at his shop. On the 20th May, 1879, be him. The defendant iben called him an op Howkowan.

st other ports that 4 personal visit to these who had two sons, Boger andTM” Alfred. Sir stucation upon the size of the brain. This accompanied the defendant to the Yop tong-poblous nawy. Helelt disposed to strike biz, A Chivese accountant in the Tag-kee Barriers does mura good tune years of despatch | Jatues was, upon bin destƐ, pocoded by Alfred; argan, it is well known, increases in weight up - employed by the COLONIAL-SOCRETARY Rnd wah brothel, Ne, 51, Cheong-hing late, and saw but seeing a constable near, be gore defendant chaudler's shop desired, stated he has writing copecialy when the wevitable gunboat and Alfred's son, Henry Alfred Joseph, is the to between thirty-fre and forty year; and," CAPTAIN SUPERINTENDENT of Police for der the complaining. At that time he did not liveinte enatod

known deceased for three or four years, come in the diatonce as a inai argument. It present Larvaet. Sir James married Henriette ngarding this fact, the experimenter moured in Chee-me-lley, be removed afterwards The Defendant said he was walking along the The deceased porrbused pork from the is the fancy that these Barriers are inscsemible, Felicité, daughter of the late Mr. Henry Sey- the brain capacity of two sets of pericns of tecting gambling, and for pick those gecompisinant came to the shop, and defandout road when complainrt throat a slick at bico. Tong-kea shop to sell in the merket On which makes the officials sa bolt.

mour, and half-sister of the two hr. Seymours werage uniform size, one est being the ordi themin are paid a hundred dollars

The tutarul the foreign" importer at Kiu-and of Lady Rawlinen. Landy Radcliffe, rary attendants of the buspital, and the stber piece a month out of the Special Fund, and the balance no paid her in two $t notis Ele merely asked what he struck him for, when the 9th instant, ut 8 p., her beard deceased

in broken silver, ma

4 police constable was called and he was given sill out. He himaal! was up stairs conversing king, dose:sat look, encouraging. Chinese Roger's soven, Mears. Henry and Alfred the studente. Notwithstanding that the former The question was rooted at the Council, but Mr. Mitchell appeared to be in dent who into custody. He never made use of any had with some friends, Deceased called " Bave life" have usurped the valuable privilege, once held Seymour, his uncles; Lady Rawlinson, his aunt and some ten years the advantage in age, the → Belp, I bave fallen,” Before this he did [by foreigner alone, of wooding importa inland by the mother's side; Mr. Greenwood, Mrs. brain capacity of the younger men by measure- the reply was that this could not be stated, ther $1 nodes were in circulation at that jimo lang cagte

Witness roumed evidence, and said the de. Defendant was fined 80, in default 21 days not know deceased wis on the premises. De under Trans pass, and with the likelihood of | Eiggina, Mrs. Hibber; and Mira. Towneley, bia pent was remarkably superior a resulj attri. as it was a matter of a detective character | fendant sold grass for mating sandals, ani,mado hard labor.

cessed used to board in the bones, and 'com.|'s native stemer Company appearing on the cousins by the father's side; Mes- Nangle, 'tuted to their mental traming

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