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THE DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY AUGUST 14, 1875.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE. August 13th.

BEFORE F. W. MITCHELL, Esq.

named Tee a fool, on the 4th instant, nt aan, aame on again yesterday.

Lee-a-fook, dealireð," mid at 4 pm, on the day in question some boatmen and anbe co loured men were disagresing, and without any provocation, as he was passing along, tho de- tendant atabbed him in the back with the chisel profused, and loud at once flowed greatly, and he was osboasted,

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No striking nowe from Pakiag Her Metody til 5th April. I don't know why this offande was based, and this section did not meet, jesty's Minister uppesire to be the only foroigushonia be, I could give u guess why it should fit at all, bécause the time of anob employment official in the capital at present. All quiet in be retained after being made up, baiI would ) was of the essence of the off me. The prom the political world of this place.

malher not state it. I didn't so the quarterly section was band to fix a time when defend- Slat July, 1873.

accounts till th April. I cannot vor that out was in the employ of Her Mojinty, and ma

anse the cashbock in its present stals before) to this there was no ‘averment other than the 5th April, simply bevause I don't know what 16th of March, And the proacoction had fail- enirina wore or the page preceding the lätt. Ied to show that the money was tarea on th have no personal koorledge of the itena in the day, or that it was in the passession of the de-, account, only what the cashbook and woonte fondant at that time.

HANGCHOW. (Ibid.)

YOKOHAMA,

? (Ibid)

Something similar, too, might be done in tho Colony itself. There are a large number of mon who, by two or three years training, could be duda into very good subordinate

· KIDNAPPING. AN interpretera, Why should not the Goverg-

Ariceponnéer unemployed, named Tai-n-yow, mont, after they have undergone a proper ma charged by another.unemployed rice.porn

A Hangshow correspondent of the Shun pau teat of efficiency up to a certain point, grant der, named Lab-a-put, with attempting to kid

Aunther boatman corroborated the complain-writes as follows them

nap him to Moona, Oomplainant stated on thé a certain sam to enable them to 11th instant he was on the Recreation Ground, ant's evidence, stating that he enw the blow An epidemia bas broken out in this city, ita furnish. I rataived Mt. Caine's letter of th His Lordebip and he was quite clear on the pursue their studies, with a view to obtaining when he mot defendant, whom he know, and after struck, as engineer and the chief officer gare features are vomiting, parging and contrae March from Mr. Movat, sad, it had never pre-point in his own mind. According to the ne tion of insoles, but of an aggravated form.viouely been in hypoaarsaion. I racesred couute rendered, prisoner on 10th March debited 4 pormavent appointment after showing a little conversation the defendant said to him; evidence ales of seving the blow given.

Now you have no work, and are not likely to get Defendunt denied the charge, and said some Those toubled with it are saldom cured, instructions from für Majesty's Minister at himself, nad credited For Majesty, with the themselves thoroughly proficient? Such a

Jany in Hongkong I am going to Medo, and seamçu were quarrelling with the Chineke bons and the patient does not survive twenty-four Peking to proceed to the Supreme Court with fumeme of $9:137 47, and it was not contraded curso need not involve any large expenditure, you had better ene with me, and I will get youwen, and ba had nothing to say in it; he was on. Stricken at noon, death ests in before reference to the offence charged against Mr. that he was not at that time in the public ser- and would certainly result in greatly in employment with me," He told him he had no passing at the time, and was accused of the act, midnight, beuvo the disse is here vulgarly Chine. The frat despatch containing such vise.

Mr. Robinson said anoording to Mr. Hughes' proving the present race of interpretera, and be would pay his passage, bab

M MitchellWhat, after this evidence You called "fwaive hour, sickness." It apponto to instructions was dated October 16th, 1879, and money to pay his penge, and defendant id

he would fare committed a most brutal avonult, which infections, but not being very contagious the 1 received it about the end of October. In evidence, there was no entry on 16th March by would enable ne to make the interpreting have to tapay na soon ne he got money. He might have caused the death of oumpinivant, rick are attended to by their relations, and couerquence, I came to Shanghai and made a which defendant dubitad himself. He wond i have deposition before the Law Becretary. I unde ask his Lordship to pots his obj atico tu the in- staff a speciality the Colony, in place of therson screed, and defendant took him The sentence I will impose on you, will be six funeral rites duly looked after

fo hie house, and he notompained the defendant months' bard labor, and order you to pay to eluce heard that it has spread from the direa- no application to the Supreme Court in refer- dictment on this point giving all kinds of appointments to me to the Macan pleamer si 1.45 p.a. on the 18th compliant for loss of tiere, &e, three months tien of Shambing.

ence to that deposition; did not apply for any His Lordship remarked that there was an coming out as student interpreters, before instant, and when he got on board the dofcadent pay, amely $27, at 40 pex oath, in default

warrant or summus against defendunt. I had entry among others under, one date of 15th rounds to belicre he was in the neighaarhood | Mároh," ever they have mastered the language to any said to him, "You lank after my things whilst three mon the uzore hurd labor.

of Shanghai at that time. I did not give him Mr Robinson aid there was a similar entry I go on shore to look after some other friends FOREIGN SETTLEMENTS OF extent. As we have often pointed out, it who are going to Masa" In the atasnoe

Charles Andrews, late tinrd-mate of the Ame- A private letter from Tokohama says:-Mr.notice of the instructions I had received, or the urder 31st March in another necount.

His Lordship said that clearly referred to the SHANGHAI,

does not follow that a knowledge of the lan- of defendant & mats came to hit and asked ricon ship Republic, summoned W. Gardner, Mitford, lately Secretary to the British Legation measures of the Dont that was the Court's guage will make a wan a good Harbour-where he was going, and with whore, and boarding-house keeper, sind also W. Gardner'st Teddo, arrived by the last American mail, business. I did not caseider myself prosecutor one of 18th March. He took it that where whether he bad money to pay his own pas. ruuner, for on the 11th instant anlawfully using accompanied by a Mr. Susith, a citizen of the As prosesator, I did not prefer a charge nutil columns were bended by particelar dates, prima Muster or Captain Superintendent of Police, sage, and from what he told this enquirer abusive langungo to complainant, tanding to their alyot being to obtain a concession 31st of July List, at the preliminary amina-fuse the items fuder it were supposed to be of but it will make him a good interpreter, and the defendunt was arrested. He was previously use a breach of the peace.

from the Japanese Government to lay a enbte tion of Mr. Caine before the Magistralo the same date,

Mr. Rennio mid Mr. Hughes simply gave Mr. Robinson said it secured to be a perfectly this doctrine is becoming daily more recog-employed in the y Jelenleg fraz employ at the house of defendants. On the evening of is as bad bore ad at Blachst, and the mosquitoes evidence on thit duasion, on a charge before untenable proposition that when items followed

Complainan, sworn, stated he was boarding from San Francisco to Tokohama. The heat T3.yek rice-pounding at uised at home, special qualifications and ex-ed. He thoroughly believed the defendant in Monday, at supper, he was in converantion with were; and when a little wind does spring up the Court; he did not appear as prosentor. {ench other, nider ono datà, any one should be

othors at the table about Hongkong, when tools, we are smothered with dust,"

Witness.It mótnted to a charge in the deemed to be of that date, and lore it que con-- perience being more and more unde a sins tendrd giving him employment at Miscar in a

rice pounding abop, as he told him his brothe ranher, Charles Ridley, scind defendant

ordinary sanse of the word, unt the technical tradiated by the evidence before the Cust, br que non for appointments.

ther kept the Kong elang rice shop there. He came in and said, "What do you know about.

sense. I seo to date immediately opposite the cue in the quarterly account the date was The Peruvian ship Luisa Canevera was towoddelieves this now, and believes the defendant Hongkong?" and be made answer that he know as much about Hongkong tu le dil;'as be had

itam in the cablook "amount advansod as p. made 31st March, and by parity of reasoning, to this port yesterday from Macao, by the intended selling him sa a pig at Waoay.

auth." There is no special-date to the ion if the entry which followed 16th March was to stemer White Cloud.

Lai sik-kai, one of the Tung was Flospital only been in the colony three years, and complain

the quarterly resonats-mount adtugcel sabe taken to be of that date, aurels that under inforioara, depused to being the one who qhes. aut bad boen 10 Hongkong before that. The

T desp."ail the items are under date of 31st 1st Marei must follow the sonia ale. Be March, and they merely purpose to refer to an again urged he objection that there was · DO tinted soloplainant, and to P. C. Kerr taking second defendant then made nee of some very

advance during the quarter. I mark off all the evidence on which to send the ass to the Jury, the defendant into custody: Witness said that beastly expressions towards him after title the froui enquires, in monkeqrience of what defendant arst defendant camoir, and asked who was mak

Items which arg tot in prisoner's herdwriting that the defendant was in the servior of Her said, be found he was not known at the Ty-yeking the row, and pointing to ble, said." It isyou;

ambering three. It did not airile no najesty, or in possession of trust, moneys, on yon are always making a great row in the hocee. rico shop.

le Lordshin said be had noted it. You got me up before the captain of the port

anything very reriarkable that her. Caino.61ould 16th March

Mr. Robinson had ong more objection to the am 19 months junior in the Clousalar Service to say anything to Liza. The second deferidant.

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TRIAL OF MR, CONSUL CAINE.. (Susamarized frma. N. C. Daily Neves.) H. B. M. SUPREME COURT, SHANGHAI,, August 1, 1873. Before Sir Boward Hornby, KT, Chief Judge

In conseguera of the lengthy report of the trial of Mr. Conanl Caine, the reports of the two inquesta will be found on the fourth page A report is given elsewhora of an inquest on the body of the Chinese boatman, who was killed Lai-a-bo, stated bedid not know the deforkant, over a sir." He told bin that he did not want coore, W. Papps, A. J. Little, W. Howie not hand over the accounts till 5th April, I at the P. & O. wharf. It is satisfactory that the apparent culprit hins been apprehended hrough the exertions of Chinese police ser- geant Wong-a-row, who deserves manch credit for bis activity on this, as on many previous ce

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LONDON, 11th August, 1873. Mr. Gladstone holds the Premiership and Chancellorship; Mr. Dudson ie Financial Segre. hay, and Mr. Arthur Peel, Secretary of the Tessory. Mr. Ayrton bus resigned; Mr. Adam

Jongkong, Eth August, 1873.

The manager of the Ty-rek vine shop, named though he might have been employed at his shop at one time. They have one hundred pounders at work at one time Tho com plainant he knew as his clansman.

Ia auswer to defendants, complainant said he bad not been inchced to take out this summons by any one, he got it out by himself, Denied that he had put haude on them, or manda use of any bad fanguage first

B. u. Grokee WHITTINGHAM CAINE. For the prosecution, Mr. RENNIE. For the defence, Mr. RediKSON," The following Jury as empanelled

J. Skegge und P. F. Pemberton; Mears, Welch, G. Lewis and J. Kaos being chal langed before all the panel was called.

The indictment, against the defendant rasy be sammarized as followed

-Larceny of money untrusted to him, 2-Larceny of money in his posacssion, 3-Embezzlement of public mabay.. 4-Fraudulent application of public money, The Clerk of Court having read the indiat

Prisoner-Not guilty,

3rd count in the indictment, and be asked that

his should be struck oot or the inficemont quashed, he being bed becan-e of ila dupheity. Here again he quoted Archbold's pleadinga, page 54 —

Ilie Lordship.-Icā,

Re-examine). I came down to Bhangšai in perannace of isstractions. and endeavoured On being questioned, defendant'oaid he would

to carry them oub, doing nʊ more and no less.

The defendant ought nut to be charged with prefor his case to be tried in this court Le

Mr. Raumia said that was the case for the pro- having committed two or more offences in any bad been in this Colony three years, and had

secution. Bofore the trial, an application was one coast of the indictment." bean enployed off and on at the Ty-yek rice

made by his learned friend the Count for the Tha couat charged that defaudant did em shop, but lately had no exployment. On J. Kelly, a een riding in vamo boarding-

defence, to have put in as part of the onen for benzio" and "fraudulently apply to his own the 11th inetant he met the complainant bouse, was called by the couplainant, and be on the Beareation Ground, and be asked aaid that complaiurat was matingn great uoisement, asked the prisoner what he had to say to the prosecution certain letters which, eubase and bench the money specited.

sequently to Sil Merch, or between April, May His Lordabip said it all formed one offence, bin whether he and any work, and be in the house, and called second defendant nd

and November of 1872; passed between H. M. though to embezzle might be one thing, and to suid no. He then said he she had been bomes, aud further said, placing his hands on

The jury were then sword:

Minister at Poking and prisoner. As to doing fraudolently appropriate another. the second defendant's shoulder, that he knew out of employment some time, and he had a

Mr. Beanic said he appeared in this onse for this ho felt considerable diffidence, banne, in

Mr. Robinson. Should I treat of it then as a alaraman at the Kong-obung rice shop ut him two years ago, when he came to the Colony Macan, and be heard they wanted workmen, and without a chirt to bis look, and would insist the prosecution, and it would first be his duty the first place, he failed to see how they could barge of embezzlement ? he was going to see if he could get employment on making use of bad Inguage to the defend. to lay before the jury the facts upon which that be evidence on either side, and secondly, because

Mr. Robinson then proceeded to address him. there. The complainant said be would like to ants. Defendants did not say anything to him prontin was founded. They had heard the they had not, unfortunately, the originals of go also. Ele tuld trim thus be did not know to poroke the complainant to make ase of the indictest read; be might tell them, although these letters. With every wish, however, to self to the Jury. As the Court was of opining it was somewhat long, and contained four conduct the prosecution with fairness, and to that there was evidence for them to consider whether ho would go to morrow, or not but if language he did. be came the next day early he would lettin

Mr. Mitchell, to complainant-Why your wit. courts, pet, in reality, the offence charged facilitate, so far as reasonable, the defence, be whether or not the defendant was guilty of the According to the had agreed to and to Peking for the originals offence laid to his charge, ba would now en- HONGKONG AND BRANGHAI BANK,

know whebber be was going. The next day, theness has said nothing in your favoer yet, ailander each was the same.

mode of Urimian Procedere in England, it was of the documente, but though there was tine deavour, for the doinues, to imitate the fair- 12tb, at 11 am, the couplainnut enue to bie he has eid is against poun.

Complainant stated that this witness had advisable to charge the same odence in differ for these to have been sent, there was no reply, neas with which his learned friead in passent The Ordinary Half-yearly Mceling of Share-i Louse, and saw bim, and he told him he was bolders in the shore Corporation took place going, the complaint then left the boone, and ban bonga: with a promise to have an amount at ways, and that course was proper and add they were not here. He bad copies of leted the case for the prosecution, and to present missable under Buglish law. the object being ters wat by Mr. Wade to Mr. Care, and drafts his case with the same absence of exaggeration. yesterday, at the City Hall, S. D. Bassoon, Beq., he did not take any notice of big, se te was of liquor at the has for nothing, in the Obair.

of letters sent by Mr. Qune to Mr. Wade, They Before going into the evidence, he would ask Mr. Mitchell told defondants that, in the face that in case the evidence proved insument on getting his things ready. But as be was going Present-Manars. W. H. Forbes, B. R. Be the camplainant hailed him, and king, thid ha of the evidence, he had no other course then toe, it should encored in accomplishing the really appeared to bim to be immaterial to the their attention to the offence with which de objects of the prosecution on another. Bow- case, atid na rogurded the batter, be must bog fendant we charged.. How charged with hitos; A Joost, Audet, Iton. R. Rowett, Messrs. was going, the ctuplainant followed, and be dismiss the quimiona.

over, when the case for the prosecution and the Jury to bear in mind that they wore two, one a branes of the other-larreng and Pyko, H. B. Lemann, James Greig, H. Suilb, went to the fors part of the ship, se the after

that also for the defence was closed, and his simply drafts of what Mr. Caine said he embezzlement, the latter being in point of fact Synous, Morrison, Hoo, J. Fanncefote, Messrs. par was crowded. He then went on shore to

Lordship came to such up, be would lay down wrote to Mr. Wade, and subject therefore to a byanch of the former and practically the s41310 B. Noble, Mardield, Laurie, Karberg, look after another friend who be knew mus

the law more completely thin ba (Courel) the inaccuracies whil were apt to placaster thing. In order to enable them to judge wh

ia is ancnessOY,

Nanciaco, Mr. J. P. Frans, 21, Mer- Kruse, Notley, Hon. P. Ryrie, Mesare, T.going by the steamer, and when he got back helie Acting Colonial Surgeon of Singapore, could; he merely mentioned this to show thai,ise drafta. (loansel now read a member of ther defendant was guilty of larceny, he would

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THE COAL GAJE.

A DIETUMBER..

small exter. Most of the silk which they | bis arrival the defendant was noisy.

There being no question, Tas CHAIRMAN proposed, and Mr. Forbes se sonded, that the report and accountà as printed be used.

This was carried unanimous.

A BOAT BIG HAL

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

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THE CHOLERA AT SINGAPORE, We reprint from the Straits Times the report Chucer, Mody, Haden, F. W. Mitchell, Middle Lai-sik-kui talking to complainant, and Messrs. S. M. PETTING LLC ton, Norton. Walker, Bobre, O. P. Chater, An- complainant unid he was going to blacne with

tor, Jaunen, Ede. Beart, Collings. Strack, bite (defendant). He then stepped on shore to wide spread nor so fatul as has been believed, way pointed to any evidence to be adduced, nor 8th Nov, 1872, in which Mr. Wade leaned of by his Lordship. what were the ingredients of Olinoy, and Deseɔn.

look after bis friend, when he was given into and farther, that it shows no tendency to into any questions of how to be brought before the condition of affairs at the Haaker Cons the offeaec, and the beet definition of it with, The notice convening the meeting baring rustody.

Grease, all which it is very satisfactory in learn. the Jory. The charge be hat lay ifore late. This he characterised ne inexcusable, but which he wie arqanted was to be found in bren read,

The case was then remanded to this day, the Ofice of Principal Civil dedical Officer, them was a very serious one; it was one siset permitted Mr. Caine to remain in office at New-Arobbuid's Pleadings, 282, where it was laid The CHATENAN suggested that as the Re 14th instant, at noon, for the sitting of two wa-

Siraite Settlements.

a gentleman who had held a high official chwang till the Foreign (fine should reply to down port and Accounts bad already been published,gistrates.

Singapore, 2nd July, 1873. position in China, of making away with nod Mr. Caine's despitch of 30th March. Next be The wrongful or fraudulent taking and and for some time in the shareholders' hands,

Sir-in obediende to your Excellency's order, fraudulently appropriating the public funds auspended him, but craticued. payment of sa- carrying away the personal grods of another They might be taken as read. He wished, Inspector Cradock charged a coal coilie I have the par to report the following facts trusted to him. It was of course a painfullary, and subsequently communicated hie per- from any place, with a felonious intent to cont

vert them to the cuker's own use, nad fake However, to make a few remarks with regard to numed Pang-a-ting, with being one of the men concern the Epidemio of Cholera which has daty to sit upon a uriminal case at any time manent suspension sa an offfeer in H M's Ser-

bat more especially in a case like the pressut, vice. Mr. Caius responded, complaed that the permanen ly his own property, without the bank's position. It had come to the know at the scales, mooisting to defraud in the weight broken out at the Settlement. lege of the Board, that a report had got abroad of couls at Mesere. Tandstein & Co.'s Godowns, On the 14th instant, three mon were admitted because it was almost imposstule but that lia salfry had no bico paid up to the time of the consent of the owners the word feloni "Four young men will be selected in No. to the effect that the reserve fund had been be having been apprehended since,

to the Peapital in the Lustic Asylum with charge of bust nature and maghitude saoula bia retirement, and that an ampant of Tis: 59,king explained to mean that there is no andar Tonses

Diarrhos, and on the 15th one of these men bare beco known and argued and noticed with said to be enckised ne passage woey from fright to excuse the act; and the fatent' vember next to be trained and educated for raglied upon, in conseguence of

The case was remanded to come on with theed; this being an old enbject, who frequently are or less of sympathy among people valside: Newolwang to Shangbai, was not cooling to deprive the owner, not femporarily,.. He assure the other." which had been sustained. the Fora Sarrica in Tudia. The course of shareholders that these raporte were quite

suffered from Bysentery and Diarrhet, excited And it might be impertinent for him to ask the intimating his intenjan to tears ins; and but permusently, cf bis property."

Jury to lay aside any preconceived teeling they giving his address for further commoications Such was the defaition of the offence with training and instruesion in Forestry and unfounded, and that the bank's capital and Martin Burns, a seaman, boarding at no anepicion of the approaching Epidemic.

Lis aight buvo on the matter; that he had no meanwhile "Post Office, Huzhong" which the defendant was charged, and it bo cognate scicuces in France or Germany lasts econats, so far as the directore could see creating a disturbance at

reserve were perfectly intact, and all the old | Jenkins's boarding-bouse, was obarged with On the 16th, the other two onses died from doubt they would endeavour to do, for it was Having now read the whole of this so-called exmo the daly of the prosecution to satisfy the

the Government Diarrhea of a nausually severa character; on for two years and a half, previous to the de- With reference to receat failures in the Chion Civil Hoepital.

the same day another ease was admitted, and very important that they should come into correspondence, be thought it necessary to ad- Jury that all these ingredients existed in the facture of the Students for India at the end! Trato, the bank bad been fortguate. It Complainant, P. C. 610, said Dr. Wharry died in the evening, the symptoms attending Gent free from all sympathy, prejudice, or dress to the Jury a few words of comment uper conduct of the defendant. The prose 'ion of 1876, and the Secretary of State will.com-is true they bad suffered, but only to gave the defendant into his custody, and on this inat esas being of a very muspicions nataro sentiment on the subject. He wished to re-it. He believes bis Lordship would tell them night satisfy them that defendant had o the Colonial Surgeon anda a post mortem sad them, then, that they should lay asido un that that correspondence could not wifect the colour of oxcuse, and that the taking and car tribute, at the rate of £50 balf-yearly, to-held as serily had heen already sold, and Defondant, with month and Bose in a dread examination the urat morning, the 17th, and impressions that might have entered their charge, even wore it far more important than it rying away was anime Farandi, and with the wards the expenses of the training of such all possible coutingencies were fully provided ful state of swelling, and scratches on other reported it to me as a case of Cholera, winds on the subject, and listen to the case he was, obecquent to the date of the commission intention of permanently depriving Her Ma-

ior. With regard to the Pier and Godown parts of his face, mud his best was all eat Simultaneously, several cores were reported in and to lay before them without any bias what of the alleged cries. But, abould the Juryfesty of the money, but, the pengean candidates as are favourably reported on by Company, the affairs of whish, as the share about, and be felt balf stupid from the effects. the neighbourhood of the Hospital, which I utwer. The evidence would be confined to one sit attach any importance to it, he would be bound to prove that inten, and alea that the their intractors. In addition to this some lo.ders no doubt know, were is a very precari-His head was dreadfully sore wish the bruisce, ones visited, and immediately called the attene, Mr. Hughes, the present Causal at Han-them to hear in mind that the prisoner's letters defendant, thel it against the will, be would o say of Her Majesty, but of Her Majesty's weeks must be passed under a Forester in a position, the Company had secured to the and he went to the hoapital to get reliet, when tion of the Authorities to the matter, when low and he need not say how palaful it win for a were only drafts, and that drafts were often in-

Bunk, by a mortgage and bill of sale, the eum he was given into custody, the pain he was in every precaution was instantly taken to prevent gentleman in Mr, Hughes' position to appear correct, and cauld not be relied on if press Government. he should endour to satisfy Scotland. The wilary will be at first 2300 of about $100,000, and when he stated that the male bhu not know what he was doing.

the spread of the disease. It, however, vonia this case, The evidence be had to give, copies. He had only read them as a matter of them that the defendant had a. culour of ex- money, that be did not a year, and the salaries of the appointments property cost $290,000, the shareholders would Defendant was fined $2, in default 7 days' tinued to be developed in the Asylum, aut however, would be very short, and is was peces courtesy, with the view of leaving nothing un-cuse for taking

proved fatal in 18 out of 22 cases up to present say he should come forward, because iu bisaid for the defence. It was impossible for him take it in the manner which constitutes tak. in the the Presidencies range between that hes that it was not likely that any loss would bard labor.

acorns. The shareholders might have heard of

date, including Diarrhea as well on Obulers, sidy were the books on which was founded to guess what line his friend would adypt, but fing it a criminal offence, and thst to gozou sum and £1,90 year, Le, ke Such is there being a liability on the part of the Bank, Two boatmen, named Yimato and Kwok- No vases securred amongst patients in the the charge against the prisoner as the bar. The from the era amiantion, it was presumable extent it was not taken against the will of the painful part Mr. Bagbee was compelled to take, that be would make much of the sending of the Government, or at any rate that their will was the announcement which appears in the hat the directors were fully satisfied of the yi, were obarged with fighting on the Praya General or Lock Hospitals.

In the neighbourbon, and ever the district aid no doubt be appreciated by the Jury, despatch to the Secretary of State after the not manifested in the proper way. The Jury Home papers for procuring young men for Bank's position with regard to it. Before put West.

ting the roport, to the riceting, be would be glad Complainant, district witohman No. 8, do of the B Station at Kumporg Krabow, cases who would hear with attention and considera entry relating to the money. But, if it was to would bear in mind that the only evidence the Indian Forest Service. It will be noticed to itnswer any question which the shareholders powed that the first defendant struck the second of Cholera, many of which bad already proved ca the evidence he had to give evidence sab be held as crense that a prizouur immediately against defendant was bie owa adosaics; and by those who have paid attention to the sub- wished to nak.

defendant across the eyes with a large wooden fatal, were being coatinually reported at the stentially the same as the priesser gave against after committing a crimas ornfessed it, there it would strike kom, when they were trying to wedge. (Second defendant shewed to wollen Police Station with the exception of twelve biuselt, in his own bandwriting, as it appeared would be very few convictions in Courts of Law, discover the intention of the defendant, that ject, that thou are exactly the terms which

eyes).

cases that have occurred in the Hoobore Distrist in the ouabbook and in the quarter's accounts Victually, the prisoner was tero charged upon the same document which was held in evidenc we have frequently proposed should be made

Second defondant evid first defendant aceted the disease has not sproud to any other locality.de up by bim when he left Hanko, where his own aonfession, as to which he would quote against him, to prose che taking of the money, those on which student interpretors should

him of taking his passengers away from his One one of a Native who had been in the in-they would find an entry showing that he had to the Bassell ou rimes, Vol. III, page 365 as equally admissible in zis discharge, to pure trout, and then struck big without cause.

fected places terminated fatally in the Hotel d'appropriated the suu charged They would As be stated the prosecution abarged Ene pri the intention with which be task it. His friend be engaged for Hongkong, and we ventura

| slso have kid before them the despatel in which soner with committing an offence which he said | hap rend u letter of the 50th Mowh, on which in Mr. PY& then proposed that the nomination First defendant was, finod 25; in default 14 Europe. to say that, were this simple course adopted, of Mr. André, in place of Mr. Melchers, ou the days' imprisonment; and the second defendant With the exception of the patients attackrod the prisoner ebowed how he applied this money; in his despatch to the Secretary of State be did his (Counsel for defendant's opinion) the whois there would soon be little difficulty in pro-Board, should be confirmed.

was discharged.

in the Lunatic Asylant, who were nearly all and assuming the statement in that despatch commit. The prosention charged no other case rested. If necessary he would read that This was seconded by Mr. Jooat, and carried

Chinese, the discuss has been chiefly amongst to be correct, he must be guilty of the offence offence, they dained that it amounted to a despatch to them, but before doing so be pro- ring many interpreters as are required.

with which he was charged. It would be prov felony and it would be for the jury to say,posed to state what be conceived to be the o Fest unanimously.

Po-moi, a warried woman, residing at No. the King and Malay Population. Three-fourths of the recessary knowledge The CHAIRMAN said this conpladed the busi. 99, Queen's Road West, was charged by Polies

The character of the disease has been that ofed to the Jury, and be thought they would en ander the direction of his Lordship, becher it of it. Again, bo baged them to bear in mind could be acquired at home, if suitable ars, and he had nothing more to state before se sergeant Jus. Dodds, with attempting to cum tree Asiatic Cholera of a viralsat tyre, especial y tertain no doubt, that it was in the prisoner's was proved encrine ander the statule 24 and that they were seeking to discover the intention

parating except that be need hardly u tha mit suicide.

in those danes in the Lauatie Asylum, who fell bandwriting; and if they believed the statement 135 Vie., cap.95, sect69 and 70, which he had with which defendant took this money, and look- rangements were made for the purpose Directors would continue to take great care of

ing at this letter they found that he proposed Complaint stated at 4 am on the worn algost immediately into a state of collapse in of fact in that despate, it appeared to his already quoted. There are many retired Missionaries and the interests of the Hank, und that he hoped ing of the ab instant, he received informa- which no treatment availed. In very many of that, under the direction of his Lordship, they Mr. Robinsor, in speaking for, the defence, to borrow money-net trotoal it. And he sưg- would have to say whether that amounted to said Before referring to evidence, be wished gested when he proposed to borrow and bow be úthers learned in the Chinese language, who future reports might be as satisfactory as past tion that a woman had attempted to commit the other cases, although the disease was severe could assist, and it would not be difficult to Friday (cheers).

ones (cheers). The dividend would be payable suicide. He went to house No. 22, Queen's road at its commenccusat, still I have no denbt that statement of an offence forming a crime within to submit that there was no case whatever to world repay it. He went on to say that, if the the Statute under which the obarge was brought, go to the Jury. According to the well-known Government did not agree to we refunding it in Weat, where bo saw the defendant sitting on had the friends of the patients reported them i get a competent Chinese teacher to go hoc Bon. Mr. FACSCEPOTE proposed a vote of bad in a sleepy mood. The women of the house tinge to the Police Stations and Hospital, so that the 24th and 25th Vie.. cap. 95, sections 69, 70 practice in Orimmal proceedings, all the the manner he suggested, no matter, he would at for the express purpose of preparing students. thanks to the Chairman and Directors, and consail the defendant had taken opiam, and they they could have been treated, a considerable and 72

number of these which proved fatal wight bave He had no more to say at present, but would material of a statutory offence must be stated his own coet, though it would be ruinously ex- in the indictment. He could not quote ponaive, raise the money by horrawing froin the gracolated the meeting on the excellent and had prescribed an emctio, and caused her to A two and a half years' course of training atisfactory results of their efforts in the inter- vomit twice; they shewed him some thin brown been saved. Aerogarda the present state of the have an opportunity of addressing the jury, if better anthority than Arabbott's Pleadings. Banks. Then he said he had been 2 years in the Government Service, and was entitled to a could be made a requisite, before fually tests of the abareholders.

Had. He asked the defendant why she did disease, of the late cases report d to the Medi- accessary, at the close of the case, an ba be where, ou page 51, it would be found stated

"Eetly, so indictments offences pansion; and if they thought fit they might de giring the appointment, just as is done with and cried with cheere, and the meeting then so bewuse ale- hac had some words with her and are nocuate to treatment, inure especially to call any evidenco. The might say that the created by statute: the statuto suntuine a duct the amount of bad advance from that.

The proposition was accouded by Mr. Chater, the act, and she acknowledged abe hul done on officere many have proved not to be Cholera, ieved it was not his learned friend's intention regard to the Forest Service in India, accord-

separated.

husband. He at once stat defendant and the as the Natives are seeing the accessity of quick. prisoner wus fortunate is having his friend; Mr. definition of the offence, and the efface con-Lastly, he said he acted in this way because he Robinson, for the defense, for that gentlemansists of the comination or omission of certain know that upon another occasion the Govern- ing to the announcement which bus called

nid to the Government City Hospital, where ly applying for relief. FONGKONG AND CHINA BAKERY

ho believed Dr. Winery administered another forth these remarks. If the candidates cano

In connection with this Epidemic, I have to would no doubt present everything that could

Cases with a particular intent. An indist thing. The information on that point was COMPANY. LIMITED.

metic, and this morning sent her to No. 7 remark that the & S Chow Phyo arrived from be said in his farons in the bost manner pessi acts, under verinfo circumstances, and in some ment aanctioned a Consul doing the very cater up to a certain standard, they should then,

Bangkok ou the 2nd inst., and in consequence le-The witness to be called now was Mr. ment, therefore, for in offence against the perfectly distinct, the statement was not denied, ure only then, have the appointment. This Shareholders, at the Bra Ordinary General'

Report of the General Managers to the Stativu.

Defendant said her husband, Leo-pat, wae of casudly bearing the day after her arrival Hughes.

statute, minst with certainty and precision and it afforded what he had, at the begining that Cholera was very bad at that port, I at. f. Consul at uskon, and entered on omitted the acts, ander the cirstinetances

Patrick Joseph Hughes, sworn, stated:-Isbarge the defendant to have cmmitted or of his reumarks, called a culons of an excuss for condition would form so great an incentive Meeting of the Company, to be held on Thurs employed at the How-loong-lan, on the Praya West. At 9 p.m." of the prèviona nigh: ber

once visited the steamer, and found on enquiry the duties of that position on the ist April, and with the intent mentioned on the statute; very partianlarly to this: the defendant anid; the defendant. he would beg their attentiou to work that there could be no doubt it day, the 14th August, 1873, at 4.30 P.M.

that a death bud occurred at sea, but it was The Uadersigned having taken over the husband came baine and asked her to coul would eleit the utmost efforts on the part business of Mesure, Macron & Co., became some riot, she did so, and her husband got doubtiel whether it was a case of Cholers, and 1872, when I took over charge from the prisoner, and if any one of these ingredients in the I bave ventured to borrow your money, and no sickness appeared amongst the crew or pat that time Acting-Consul there, he being offence be omitted the defendant may deny. have done ao bycause I have known other of the young men, and would result in their General Managers of the alore Company on angry with her because it was burned, and left

Osusul for Swatow. He made over to me then the ouse without supper, and abe being ex-acngara afterwarde.

move in arreat of jnegnient, or bring in a writ people do it, and you suction it, but if you the 1st of July last, and now submit the an acquiring an amount of Chinese correctly nexed Statement of the Company's business, oited, did the act,

The internal causes which would tend to de.the different papers, and a few days afterwardy of error. The defect will not be aided by ver- don't agree to it I will repay you at the. rate of £100 a year, and if you don't agree and lastingly, such as is rarely attained when from July, 1872, to 30th Jozs, 1873, as the

The bosband ċefendant in Court corro- relope and propagate the disease, were no doubt be cashbook, belonging to the Consulate. I diet.

the lung trong we have led and comarquent received the quarter y accounts at the same time If he could show his Lordship that the into that, I will raise the money in other waya;'

He the cashhuak. they commcore their studios after they hare lapes of time between the registration of the brated defendant's statement, and muid de

The cashbook showed these dictucat was bad, then there won us evidence and he told them he was perfectly, willing to fendent appeared to bo sane enough before; lessened supply of water, the defective dringe, obtained their appointments, and have no Company and assignment of the business,

rendered a Report at the end of the first sit he did not know where she got the opium. the cecurrence of the fruit season, and the geries at the Consulate, for the fortnight previous to go to the jury. He next quoted Archbold, seriaco the right to pensios te had carurd during 22 yours' cervica. Now if the Jury such special incentive to hard work. One mouths impossible.

Defendant was sent to one mouth's hard nerally filthy rosiner in whichnaitveskeep their to let April. The entries, with one or two excep- page 180

Every offence consiste of certain aste dune pondered on these words he would ask them to houses and compounds. Every Rauitary menus. Ke all to the same handwriting, Mr. very.guat advantage of the plan would he

labor.

sure possible se being taken to purify the town Caine's. On the right hand sido I find a line or omitted,,under certain circumstances, all of wider whether they were the language of a that the young men would get through the

in all districts, and medicine bave been issued dated 16th Mureumonat advanced as per which must be stated is the indisaient, (see thief. It seemed to him it would be impossible to the various Police Stationa

anth. 89,137.47. For itens entered in that ante p. 43), and be proved ss laid."

that they should confound a nu who acted in hardest part of their studies in a suitable

way there would, us a rule, be a voucher in the His argument was that all the unterial in this way, with one who went behind their backs climate, and would thus be able at once to

office, au authority. In consequence of string gredients must be stated in the inditment, and and rubbed thers and endeavoured to souces! devote more effective attention to them, and

the entry, I bokia search for such authority.ast be proved us laid: Now, we material it with subterfuge, falsehood end denial. Was hat did not find any. I am shown the office ingredient in the offence with which the de- it not clear that the intention passing through to preserve their health betler, than by

copy of the quartely accounts for the quarter fendant was charged was his employment as defendant's mind when he took this money was having a tax upon their constitutions at a

ending ist March, 1872. The entries in that Consul at Hatkow. That, he subaitted, was to retare it PA au illustration that & man time when it is not well that the constitution

account are in the handwriting of Mr. Caive, one of the wirenmstances under which the might take another man's property, under cir should be strained.

who also signs the acosant. Ou the credit side alleged offence was committed. The indict- cumstances similar to this, and not be guilty

entry-advances sa P. desp, ment throughout ebarged that the defendent of a criminal offence, he would sak their atten Why this plan is not adopted we do not

Won-a-ho, a Chinese employed at the Kaw- A Newolwang corespondeat writes, on the 89.137.47-£1,941 14. According to that

was in the service of Her Majesty on 16th tion to two cases in Russell on Crime, Vol II, know, considering that scarcely

a month

loon dock, obarged a man named Lai-a-bung, 5th instunt:The last few days have been hot try there would he copy of e despatch res March last, and not at any other dak; and sup- page 156. The frat was as follows i with stealing his caket. A watchman named for Newchwang, and we have had hardly any I searoled, bat did not find any.

lating to it, to be found in the Consular archives posing the taking of the money chuiged to have Upon an indictment for larceny by a ser pasca but we hear complaints, in one form

Richard Barrett, chiel-officer of the British Gomez, at the dock, deposed to seeing the dething but rain for three weeks. Business is

It is the been at some other time, there being no claias vant in stealing his master's plate, it appearad or andher, about the defective interpreting ship Mount Royal, charged three seamen, axud fendant ronning with the jucket.

none the better for it of course. The Truquois practice to wake up accounts at the end of the that he was at such other time in Herthat after the plate was mised, but before in the Courts and elsewhere. This has been Antonio Ave, Chas Rose, and Nicholas Andres, Inspector Batten said defendant was an ha- is hero, but the weather has been against any quarter only, when they are sent to the Serre- Majesty's service, there wool be the complaint made to a magistrate, the prisoner the cry for the past ten years, and yet the of that ship. with refusal of duty on the 18th bitand dronkard, and was always in rows.

material ingredient in the redeemed it. The prisoner had on previous sc thing in the shape of outdoor enjoyment.The tary of State dieet. Iam well acquainted with absence of Defendant said a pair of shoes bad been Shantung arrived yesterday morning, and their. Unine's handwriting. I am shows a des indictment. Inasmuch as the indictment tasions pawned plate and redeemed it. Hal simplest of remedies has never been tried, Complainant stated that he ordered the de-stolen from bins at Too-ka-wan, and as he was fabe last evening. They leave about the same patch which I recognise as written and signed charged that the defendant was in the lock, B. (Holroyd, J., being presenif left it to

by him. although it has been recommended by the fendouts to back the yards, and they refused to going along the road the complainant seized time--and both take heatcake for Shangbai

employment of Her Majesty on 18th March, the Jury to say, whether the prisoner took the Counsel read the despátel, vhich has already and then only committed a certain offence, plate with intent to steal it, or whether he best authorities among them, Dr. Legaz,. They bave been doing their work regain, and preferred this charge against him.

Defendant was scat to two mouths' hard larly since they were sent on board.

TIENTSIN.

teen published.

unless that avercint wun atriatly borne out, merely took it to rame money on it for a time, thau whom perhaps no one is better The first and third defendants said they labor.

(Ibid.)

Wow-cun-examined by Mr. Robinson there was to cash to go to the Jury. Now, and then return it, for tant is the latter case We venture to say qualified to speak.

wanted their discharge, and they would not go

His Mxcellency the Netherlands Minister, the I received the cash book and quarterly accounts there was no evidence that on the 16th March it was no larceny. Note. This duciston bus ou board the ship.

European constable No. 72 charged a man Hon. Mr. Ferguson, and the Secretary of Legs Caine. I knew the balance that ought to have atensed of taking, was in bie possession; It and such difficulty has been found in applying about the 5th April, after the departure of Mr. one dollar of the $9,137.47, which den lant was given rise to much discussion in various cere, that if the plan with regard to the Forest! Second defendant said he would go to kis named Ng-lee-now, with gambling the publiotion, Mr. Groenvelda, arrived here two days Service in India were applied to the ques- duty.

streets at Too-kawan, with brass bores and buck from Peking, and proceed to Shanghai by teen banded over to me by Dr. Caine'a secounts was perfectly consistent with all the evidence the doctrine it lays down to the facts of parti

that hud buen addeont, that every sixpence of cular transactions. In some instances where it The first and third defendante were sont lo dice, at a game called "Potez." Complaint the steamer Tasses this morning. The knew the balance acording to the accouata. 12 weeks hard labor, or at the Captain's order. I stated that since some of the gambling bouses Frengh Minister, 31. Geoffroy, has also arrived Mr. Robinson pressed for a direct answer, toil might have been received afterwards; there he clearly appeared that the party "only in we should in less than ten years have better and scound defendant ordered to forfeit two have been closed at the city of Kowloon, the here from Peking, accompanied by his family, kis question: wherbar witness knew before it was really no evidence that, at the time he was tended to raise money on the property for

daya" pay.

gamblers bavo established themselves just over and proceeds to Chefoo by the same atesmer. Apilt the exact amount of the balanes which accused of stealing or taking this monry, de- temporary purpose und at the time of pledging the boundary..

The rainy weather stil continues, and wear. Chine should have handed over ?

fendant had it at all. Against the orgament the article bid a reasonable and fair espectation A voisuotinaster of the place appeared to learn that the rivere intandfrom here to Peking strongly recommend that this measuro should A Kiel Professor of Philosophy has, accor

Witness-Ireseired some money when I took it was possible hit friend might addgue 14th of being ably alertly, by the receipt of money, be tried. We may mention in contruation ug to the German papers, given a ball to cele-apes are in at sabhi bad, was well have burst their banke, and the canutry is being barge, and gave Mr. Caire a receipt, but did and 15th Vic, cap: 100, acc. 5, as to omission in take it eat of pawn, juries, under the advice brate the 2,302nd aniversary of the birth of green agafast him, he was convicted, and sent rapidly curered with water. The temperatore not know whether it was the right or wrong to state the time when the offenes was com of the judge, bara acted upon the doctrine and

Le ona munte bard bor, of this view, that one of the best. Chinese Platol

is high, and the weather hot and wuggy, so num. I took his statement as to accounts. wilted being immaterial when time was not of jacqnisted" An Irisbusu in Bridgeport, Cour., who mas

that life in Tientsin la at present far from being Mr. Robinson again urged his qucation. the osacpoo of it. But here bu maistained that Another strong case of what was not larceny Scholars in the British Consular Service is a

told that his employer's stora-tad burned down, The case in which a Malay fireman named pleasant. Cholerais complaints are prevalent, Witue--It is very possible I may have aden section did not apply. His objection was to would be found in R. v. Phillips, Basell og gentlanan who aequired his knowledge of exclaimed, Well, I can't see how that can be, Azeemoodeer, of the British steamer Slateman, is well as fever and agus, both amongst the the cashbook before 5th April, and that it was the detail of an independent factis, the ca: Crimes vol. II, 168-a case where two men re the wition chamcter in England.

when I have the key in my pocket."

in obarged with stabbing a Chinese boatman Chínsse und furaiguera,

then taken away and not faded into my on. ployment. It was pou that emphyseat the moved a couple of horses from a stable, rode

tion of student interpreters for Hongkong,

Chinese interpreters in this Colony tban

are to be found anywhere else, and we

It will be con from the Asconuts that the prefits for the year in question amount t $3,32,67, a enm shewing a fair porcentage o the Capital embarked, and which we have reasonable hopes will be increased in the fature,

MACEWEN, FRICKEL & Co...

General Manager.

MARINE MAGISTRATE'S COURT. August 33th

ERFORE A. LISTER, ESQ, ACTING HA2B008 MASTER.

Finsta

THE "MOUNT BOTAL,"

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STRALING COALS

Lum-a-tak, a cobbler, was charged by Alle watobman ut the P. & O. Coal Godowns, with stealing ovals from a heap.

I have, &., (Sd) A. F. ANDERSON, M.D.. Defendant wanted to prove that he got thou

Acting Principal Civil Medical Officer, qut of the water; the coals, were wet,

Complainest said that at the place whence The Hon'ble the Calimial Secretary, defendûnt got them there was rain water; bo- sides, there was smill coal in the bag.

Defendant was sent to two monthe hard labor.

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STEALING JACKETS.

PO-T82.

A ŠŤABRIKO CASE-

Strálie Bellmeata,»

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Straita Belliements.

NEWONWANG, (Daily News.)

I find an

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