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The American barque Sparton and the British aboutmer Timor loft the Chamopolitan aud Aher don dooks respectively sad the British steamer Walle Gentle West into the Kowinon doak yes. torday.

Lordship as to the law of the caso.

The Attoraty-General said he agreed with his His Lordship pointed out to the jury that this one was not likh to montioned in the extract quoted by the Attorney-General, for the piplaiu

twisuot pat dangor. The prisoner was not a polico constable, nor angono having any power of arrest; as corsain in the boat of the Inspector of Janka he had no authority, and could not make the other party ballove that if he did not pay the soucy he would he imprisoned What the pri war had done did not seen to him to amount to the definition of the offence, because the com plainant would ba in no cancer whatever by this threat, unless be contrasened the law. He there fore thought they had better return a verdict of not guilty.

The jury tooud a verdict of not guilty, and the prisoner was discharged.

PIRACY.

The U. S. corvette Enterprise, Commander Harker, which arrived here on Thursday night -SHIPPING-Ofears of the Cousting Steamers of In the Legislative Council on Wednesday a few Songhuai, saluted the port and the Com-to the noto Japanese mind, a stroke of keenest up on a obarge of piracy.

point was raised of considerable importancolors yesterday morning, which salutes were

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ELEVEN THOUSAND, TWO HUNDHED, AND SEVENTY TUREN FOREIGNERS

The LIST OF RESIDENTS now contalus rates of postage, the making of the minor regulations connected with the business of the office sluld be left in the hands of the Postmester General, and that such regulations should became operative being officially published. The Chief Justice proposed that The MAPS and PLANS love again boon thcseregulations, orsuch of them concerned ingreased in number. They now consist of FLAGE OF MERCANTILE HOUSES IN CHINA, the paulic, should be submitted for the "ap-

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POLICE COURT.

April 75th

ticket hira until he drove him over the bankor label, which was open for ventilation Complain- ont wont partly down the hatahway, and only sted himself frota a fail of about ten fast by entching with his albawz, -The chief engingar then interferod, and the prisoner said to him Berone MR. E. MAOKBAN.

* Tua old ———— I will montar you: if I canot de it here, I will do it shors." Wibonga firarī ho CHARGE OF POISONING 'FOWLS.

would carry out the threat. Complainant went to Cheung Amuk, agricultural labourer, was his esbin and the defendant followed him tirre, charged with having “wilfully killed somo forta | asing bad language to him. The chief onginne belonging to a woman named Tai Som Mul, or fellowed the prisoner, who again threatened to the 18th instant.

him and reported his attack with bia

DRUNKENNESU. William Edward Trigg, described as an up- employed clark of America, pleaded guilty to on Thursday night. baring beedrunk and incapable in the street

Hongkong Hotel

A. Sikt picked the defendant up’outside the

Fined 50 deuts, "

The

His Worship-You were thres able bedinel mon: how was it the defendant was allowed to go on in this manner ?

Complaint-The enginers only tried to keep him quist, wo did not wish to prossel ta extrame measures I could not cups with a man like that.

should be left are completely in the hands

The Fonin Island are now (ys the pressure. Be the Attorney General) oppreliend-court. This court doided that the case was in cons of complaints the shing of tao Heads of the Departmante. There Gate) u pessoasion of Japan, and ed that if the fury were satisfeil that the pri- within the lottery nets and the money could rist officer hat made of him to the emptein, widah there is no open port there andor the soner hold out a threat, and the character of the be recovered, but I take it that the £1 might seemed to havelad to his discharge, but in making would alwayabs an appeal from their decision treats, trade by foreiri varsols is not allowed; throat was such as to be calculated to induce the havo boer recovered. Galty u. Fiskd; . H., was the complaint 3. Townshend had only done his to the Governor, and the public would thue revertheless, any vessel may all in for pro semplainant to pay money demanded of him from decided in 1943, and was about Dechr stakes, the duty Tho dofondant might seek to mitizie his 24 The subscription was offence by alleging that it arose from Lia toine have as great, if not greater, protection from visions, witar, o. The port of Ogawara fear of what was threatened, thay might find the claim boing for arbitrary acts on the part of officials than water close to hero saloent for very largo

Rainbowtifully sheltered, with a slopth of pelkoner guilty of this okurgang

158. From that vise it would also appoin tak In liquor, but he should show that the dofonila His Lordship said he felt some diffoulty in the 15s. might have brol recovered if it had waa in a condition in which he was nerfectly lit liby have at present. Under the present yousels to lis a few yards off the head. Hore regard th the lay on the cas

bor demanded before paid away by the stakes. to know what he was doing. He had need anch The Attorney-General quoted from the un- holder." This quan was dacised after 8 and 9 threats that the plaintiff was in four of life, and freale provisions may be obtained in abandence evators the probability is that in any case fail at very low prices. Upwards of a Rosez alysis of the English Act by Mr. Justion Victoris, and was confirmatory of Allport and the prisonor had shown himalf an impable of in which an individual, fools himself ag-foreign vesela had elect in during the thron Stephens.

Nutt. I have goun through these authorities as controlling his violent komper that ho (Mr. Wot-- His Lordship pointed out that there was this tending to show but if the so-called $400 de ton) must nak his Worship to take strong mouths of this year, and no doubt, if opportunities griered the action which forms the subject mostran for frute, a brisk business will spring difloutty in the present case, that the prisoner pocit was in reality a subscription to the sweeps, measures to curb his passions, which he did not mattor of his somplaint has already been up.

only intimated that he should inform in the event contributed and deposited in the hands of the soom otherwise able to shank. He hoped, whe approved by the Governor, on the recom

of the complufront carrying oergo in his craft. defendans, antecedent to the drawings, and the ther the defendunt admitted the charge or not, The Japan Gegatte pubilskos à highly in By the law the denmad must back as to undeforraination of the events, nail not paid away his Worship would hear the evilence, so as to mendations of the official mads beforehand, tribing tractive of a paper contributed by settle the mind of the person of whom it was to winners, the plaintiff would be entitled to re-es how serious the itanon really was whereas under the other system the Go- Mr. Ferdinand Blumentritt to the Oesterrei unde, and by fair take from his autions the incover it. But it appears from the compratore's The defondant admitted having assaulted the vernor would be in a better position to eat of the potations between Japan and the Ta this one, however, the threat implied was only not a subscription nor deposit, and that after he said he did not know what Mr. Wotton was

chemale Monellschrift für den Grimut, on the sub-relauntary nature they would otherwies porsens order itself that it was menor paid en scocant, somplainant, butelenind all other allocations, and examine impartially nay appeat that might Spanish colony in the Philippines. The Vinys that he would inform if he caught the complain paid to the plaintiff was still indebted, in honour talking about. lo laid before him.

group of islands was discovered by Magellan in and tripping at any time, at was not with refer at all erants, to the defendant to the amount The complaint said he was first mato of the 1621, wi nyde memorable as the age of the encotounyunlawful act which had been committed, of $122.17 The drawings had taken place, the steamer Arg. Il was part of his duty to kook of- death of the foxcons Pertuçomensvigator. For There was no crabt that if the authorities were purulmases byl bem mali, and the races only had for the other offlors of the ship, and he had some The P. and O. stormor Aucone, with the nort ty fouryear after those tainnds were taken atlafied that the larges now mado agninst the to came off. The plaintiff himself calls is a gccasion to make a comanlaint of the prisoner, and antwerd, Brglish mail, lett Singapore at 5 pau. posmssion of by a fleet froas Moxico. Manila prisoner were well grounded they were perfectly stated assonet, exid closely what he would have it was most likely partly in eonseonorice of these on Thursday, the 17th inst., for this port,

was founded in 1570, and two yours afterwards justified in dimissing him from the service, and, liked to have claimed was his balance of win complainte ho was dischargail, haf the defendant' The Agent informar ne that the Messageries culations between the Spanish colonists and ought to be acaished to sama ortent. nings, and Mr. Frannis frankly admitted that he said he had asked for his discharge. Zatwzon. Maritimes startar der, with the next, outward Japanse riced in the manner customary The Attorney General safe he quite sow the was obliged to call the $400 deposit in order to fra soul three o'clock paplainant was forward. (23 Trench mail, left Snigun at 6am. yesterday for in those days, dust is, with a Ready ongeanter ogul lifeulty in the way of the case, and after have any case. But the fact of calling, if a de-of the main rigging, when the defendant samo

at sea. The paper pays a just tributs to the what his Lordship had said, he proposed to posit will not make it such, and I cannot see my on board and went to his room. He after this gurk.

conrage and good qualities of the Japanese offor no ovidonos against the prisoner.

way to regard it as a subscription, or deposit, wards came up to coraplainant and said: “ĭmm A Japanese ustive paper saysThe Curlers in the Philippines: nor is any attempt His Lordship said if the Attorney-Ganara) such as those referred to in the canon cited. The you some money." Witness goud I kon't know Mint to using 20,000 onnon of silver bullion in male to extaste the treachery with which they wished it the tridunes coulit bo takon mnà la defondant say he would pay the money only for what for." He said "for some tobacco." Carplain- coining silver trade wen (boycki-gin); at this re-wore treated by the Spaniarde under the Govern could resurse a point for fasare desision. He his so called partner, wud yet he pleads the leant sail he did not want it, but the deferunt quest of the Oriental Bank.

or-Gonemi Pedro Barro de Acrna, in 1806. thought, however, the law was very clear on the gality. The money is vindinge. I pointed out suid ke would pay it and he handed complainant This wqjust and impolitie pormoution of resi-matter.

in a previous ones that the losers might recover 50 cents. At the same time he gave this money The Arrects (Measca. Gibb, Livingston & Co.)ints whose presenee was an infinite advantage, infort us that the Ben Line stramer Benarty, are the deathblow to Japanese residence and

such back under certain circumstance. Jude the dafendant gave him a back-landed blow with Iment for defendant; no order na to costs. from London, left. Singapore for Lais port on the tasks in the Philippines, the latter lingering

hús fist across the month, making his gamtsbleed. Mr. Holmes for the plaintiff, and My Caldwell | The defondant followed him sp and struck and 17th, and is dun hora on tas 24th inst.

spasmodically until 1642, when it feally came to

for the defondant. in ond, the actual dans, however, of the com- The Irols Shimbun says that a anumber of plote raptam of friendly relations being religi- Annamoro arrived in Nagasaki a fow days agoas jontusion. An incident worthy of separate bust that they were not allowed to land nedi mention is the consideration with which the cumxalcation had been held with Tokio.

Governor General, the uoble Corcuera, received The Eastern and Australian 3. Co.'s the fugitive Christians, muny) of them of big

rook, driven from Japaz by the storn duersos of for this part, ei asual ports of call, and may be the Treen. Another is the practical answer of the humano Spaniard to the weaton fasult expected here on or abous the 4th May

sought to be pas upon him by the Tycoon, who sent to Munila 150 opera with a suocuful latter mying: The Spaniards have always had som pasien on those unfortunate people, therefore

The complainant said she saw the defendant fets and fouf, giving him, besides many other wo send them to yes, in order that yon may ex-

outside her door yesterday morning, and some of blows, o kick in the stomach. Mr. Black, the ercise pour charity of them and make them

har fowls lying doad near him. She caught hold ingineor, told him to desiat, but the prisoner Christians.” The Gavernor-General's conduct

of the defendunt and found he had some poison-struck complainant sovara? other Mow. in these trying circumstances must-have seemel. Lenng Kai Trai and Chaný Ng, wora trought fed rios in his hand. She tasted the rice, and second engineer than evgus up and gai batasan

noticed a saltlek flavour.

him and the briemer, but the latter still kapt satiro-A hospital was immediately built in

The Attorney-Genaral prosecuted

striking and kisking, va... · Complutant sid The case was reinanded to Monday. Mamila, and the poor people placed in it. It

LARCENY. The prisoners have been in custody a vary

he had received a kick i, the stomach which be will be news to many to learn that in 1502 Tai-long time. They were tried before the court Wong A O, bricklayer, was sentenced to feared had hurt him. The defendant vid ko kommen sinton bassy ta fie vernor Dasmarinas, some months since on a similar charge, and over doya had labour for stealing a pair of was glad of it, and he hoped it would kill som- requiring him to do homage on the ground that were discharged on account of the clispel offence shoes from a gardiner named Fon Aki on the plainaat. A signal we rands which brought the Manila had been ones sabject to Jupm. The not being within the jurisdiction of thecotzt. On 17th instant

pollos, and the defendant was arrestel. With- entire papor lems with interest and form an toir discharge, however, they were arrested by Fang Adhung, coolko, was mntenced to six ont wishing to worgemta tha das complainant important aldition to our knowledge of the his. Inspector Thomson ou another olurgs, and since weeks imprisoatient for stealing a hawker's till believe the prisquer harboured not ill will tory of Japan in the sixteenth and sevdiiteenth that time their case has been before the Police containing 67 cants and some cash from a stall against him that he would still ostry out lis tenturies...

Court, being readed from time to time until in Tank Luns on Thursday,

threats if he had the chance. The defondant had Wong Ayan, coolie, was sent to gool for three been drinking bat was not drunk; hie sposob The following extrist from the New York the depositions oled portentous dimensions. fieraid of Fabriary 29th glom particulars of The Erst idea was that the Chinese authorities wasks for the theft of 12 cents worth of bricks was alear, he know what is was doing, and could now iron stomship built in Philadelphia which would apply for their rendition for piracy in Chi- from a contractor's promises

kasp to his fret well. Complainant was 48 years old and the defendant was £4. will ply between San Fractisvo, the Sandwiche water, but that does not appear to have Islands, and Chins in connection with the O. & taken place, or at any rate there has been no 08. S. Co. She is aned the San Pablo, and, rendition, and the prisoners were now committed though intoudod for the freight busines y prisoners or one of them. having been iden

on a largo of piraoy on the Ligh Has Cbs The Hon. . . Marsh. C.M.G. Colonial he represents throughout the latest improve tied as having boon concerned in such an offence. Secretary, Ms. Marsh, und Miss Thornton, left ante. She is probably the best equipped vessel denes was given yesiccitay tarsing lo a junk here yesterday in the Eastern and Australian of this kind afloat. The Sus Pablo is built ou stoutly defended the proposed provision of the B. S. Ch's steamer Cefferike. Mr. Marsh, ficely of iron and staal,. Her dimensions are having been robbed by a piratical craft the juuks Bill, but the Attorney-General, supporting who hat Intely hoon salting from fever, gees Length over all, 340 feot 1 inchos, beam, question was chased by the craft, and whan the the Chief Justice he gave way and tho Oron short leave of absence. and will, we feast, fast; depth of hold, 29 feet 3 inches; she latter got near chonch the bomplainant wor PLAN OF FORBRIN CONCESSIONS, SHANGHAI dance was amended accordingly. Mr. Laren lorive great benefit from the change of air. double hortom. Thare are nine cross bullheads ordered to heare to. This they did not do, and

sovan of which arwater tight. Three of the they were then fired on. said the proposed change or provided for ia.___The_CF_V_ Monon who was fined $15 later come up to the unis deck, which a ofen baril the merchant junk, and having some the draft Ordinance was dictated by experi- by Cast: Thmiset resterday morning for avion, covered with pitch pine. She lans a capa arms, they returned the fire. The piratinal junk, charged with having pasulted a servant named MAP OF TOWN ANU ENVIRONS SINGAPORE ence of the unsatisfactory serking of the ulting the chief offer of the steamer Amoy sity of 4200 tons dead weight. The engine is of borover, mamo up alongside and stink pots were got into troublo again dircotly he was outside the compound variety 42 by 78, with a 51 inch thrown into the scraplainout'a eraft. The crew present 976100, under which every petty do the Marine Court notwithstanding his pacific stroke and is rate 2,300 horse patror. There were overpowerland driven below, and therirates tail bus to be submitted in the Governor for prutstations to his Worship. H fall foul of four stool boilots, which, have been tost book possession of the property.

The oldef officer, who bai baêm a witness against ed to onery 180 pounds of steam to enlisfy tho

The aviroars as to the identity of the meand

Mann is raw again in oustody swailing au relations aminato. Incoming from Philadelphia Tordskip sentenced him to ten your penal the frat prisoner was found guilty, and His interrow with the sitting Police Magistrate by way of Nowpirt Nows the San Pablo ads to-day,

thirteen knots subcur on a consumption of thirty-servitude. five tons of coal a day, and fourtoon koots, on a On Thursday evening the second sunkversary consumption of forty tous. The steamer is rated Chin St, a woman, charged with sisaling of the Hougkong Branch of the Royal Naval both by the American Shipmasters Association jewellery from another woman's box, was dis- have resulted from it, and under à Governor by a tea and publia entertainment in the Tom-with a star. Boraha special fantaros of the Attorney-General's opinion rendered it advisable. indisposed to promote public business the pince Inll and over 300 members and friends Ser Pants are kiteresting as showing the ad- to lay an information.

Several ro- vanded condition to which the shipbuilder's arti The court on adjourned until this morning. Foley rapt. Company, was charged with of the Society were assambici. object of an official becomes that of trying suis provided as good things. The halls eons in this country. The engine room is how much work he can smucglo through was tastefully adorned with dags, evergreens, and full of original flows. In Cry first place it is without exciting the Governor's, attention sickle Pong the entrance on the staircase built in a separate shell of iron, aul is supplied BEFORE M. JUSTICE RUSSILL.

The went Welancia" was suspended in largo with iron doors so arranged tast it can he shati

Bis Worship said he' ciall uot duderstand and imlusing, wh presume, fractions and white boters on ret ground. To platform was off completely from the rest of the slip. Br FRASED-SMITA v. Moon, $400,

Cha Chow Skes, manager of the Company, said how it was the witness and the other two on- ueditiosome opposition such as we were abse decorated with the English and American this is the engines and boilers would be en His Lordship new delivered the following jade the defendant was his son, and had been employed gineers who wore present did not more seriously lately accustomed to in all the departments.signs. Alove it was a portrait of Miss Agnosabled to a if the rest of the vowel were half mat:-The plaintiff maks to recover from thy him ne his broE for which he rosivad 815 interfors to protect the chief oficer, Their in- According to our local Ordinances the Weston, and surmount that was "Socord full of water. Another feature is the arrange datendant the sam of $409, being money but ant ronth. 35 to himself, and $10 to his family. terference amounted to positively nothing. Ho Anniversary of the R.N.T.Sin gilt lottors. The mant of the boilers so that the engineer has them recaired by the foodsat for the use of the plain The defendant received money for telegrams, thought it was always the impulse of an Eng- Governor lua to do everything; he is. a hall was brightened up with a plontiful Faristy under his parsoval charge. The engines are stiff and money due and payable from the defand sad vitusss, on hakure his monthly obtoking of Hahmen to go to the assistance of any one he saw Mr. Tas said, the knot at the end of of the decorations wore sary tastefully arrangolare all hollow and are kept full of oil, so that thero. At the hearing on the 7th April, it issorerod when witness returned from Caato the responsibility of using any violonse.

of Chinese and Japanoes Intorns. The whole beautiful piece of workmanship Tho' brassos and to the plaintif on an account stated botween the books found that his son had been guilty of being assaulted.

sabezzlement to the amount stated. This was qvery string. Very little discretionary The following assisted at the decoration the engine oils italf. An improvement over the pearl that the defendant had the management He want to the defendant, who said his socounts wer is left in the hands of the Hende of Messrs. Top. Qdne, Chung, O'Coquel. Dewas. English telegraph dial from the bridge to the of nartain swap called the Union (ab segare not settled, hat would be shortly, after this about it, it was their duty to interfarn to protect Dequitment; ali-they-can-do-is to sačmit There was a very enbrential tea, and the ladies ment by which the onginoor indicates that the drawn and purchased certain horses. A 23 and several other men of the Bulls and Navy,ouging room appears in a deable waling arrange. The plaintiff hej subeeribod to the sweeps and

he was missing, but witnesss-kesed of him that their chief offest, and they had practically done reditumendations; and although a wise and spared no pains to add to the enjoyinant of the order laws been understood. In the ouzias room count was kept by the defandent, and on the 18th was in a bohet Hy paid a portion of the nothing to protect him when they might surely prodent Governor will as a rule abstain evening The ladies present at the textibles are also several powerful pumps, an extra boaring February the plaintiff owed to the bank or demey to the defendant's family because his wife

were Mrs Jackson. Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Walps for the eraat shaft, inguious devices for rotors tendant on acenant of such deswinga sad par. and just had a child."

Inspector. Úradook gave evidence to going on from interfering in matters of detail sil Mes. Fur. Mes. Piercy. Misses Johnstore, de ing never bafor all, a ranchine for romor- chases the sum of $52211. On that day the

The defendant admitted ponding the money, and the Amoy in answer to a giguel. He say Governors do not do so. In large moraantile Jorsey, Hope, Lobb, and Rowe, and cthers. After in the oil from the condensed stam bufore plaintiff sect the defendsat su order for $400 on

and promised to give it bank to his father. the complainant who said he had baan ussanitat

Sentenced to three months' hard labuar. distahlsaments it is found necessary, for tann an outertainment took phuro, of which the fol- rolarning it to the boilers and a railway for the count. The Res took place on the 20th 21st,

by the late second offler, and witness wat to lowing is the programu:-

A STREET FIGHT. ovl buckets A akam gauza in the chief en Eat and 93rd of February, and when the sa

Ta ia his othin. The defendant Imitted mccessful and sinooth conduct of business-Banjo, Ouitar and Connectica Hesas. Heath,gineer's room enables him to know how matters counts were made up it appeared that the plain

him too. The defondant was under the indone the assant, aul said complainant had assultad Terish and Silverstone. To make the men at the head of the various song--Tho Village Blacksmith-Bergeant Whitmore. the wheelhouse dra hizo supplied with many to the bank," was a considerable winner resting a disturbance.

Komil at all kongs The captain's bridge and tiff, after paying the balance of 8122.11 still dus

of liquor, but appeared to know what he was departments responsible for the proper son-Mr. Dower.

On Thursday night there was a clan fight voor doing and saving. The complainant hal inorka working of those departments, for which PIANOFORTE Dur-Belostion-Mostra. Lammert and novel appliances for safety and comfort which On som similar transaction of last year the

hura never foul their way into English reade plaintiff had been a lover, and owed the defoud the Watore Market in which bamboos and on the month, forshaat, and aar, and be nom { purpose it is indispensable they should bare So--Dream Free-Mins de Jersey,

ships. The bridge is connected by speaking inbeant some monies which the defendant now do fighting irons wero being pretty frealy need. The plained of sozenses of the ribs, but id he was certain powers.

In the Government service,

HARMONICA AND BANO-Selations and Songs-Mr. with the engine room, tae lockout forward andducts; and to the plaintiff makes no objection. Jusreel appeared to have originated through not suffsiently hurt to wood removal to the Elov tho - aître steering house. She bas staar After making these dodnetians the defendantsoas offence given the woman in the case by a vital. Seeing the dafuadent was ander the in however, responsibility is so widely dis-Bosa-To the Woods--H, H. D. Harper, RN,

FLUTE DOEF-Solotion (Two Buts.)

steering gear The hand gear, if newsary, Bays I have winnings in my hands belonging shmonger at the Market, and her husband, floenos of liquor without thought it would be sd- tribined and divided that is is impossiblu Born The Portilion-Mr. Doban

can be applied in an instant. The captain has to the plaintiff to the extent of $497.70, and I the first defendant, took his friends down to have visable to take him away and he arrested him.. to fix it on any one individual. The change Ass-by Pilond-The Ray, H. Wilson Les large stateroom on the bridge dock, finished in sherld pay them only thut a formant partner of satisfaction in their own way, when the poles

Sore Tom Dowling- Mr. Door

solid mahogany and handsomely furnished, and mine claims that the amount should be paid to intoffer. Proposed y Mr. Leren with respect to HANDLIS-The Jo Hall of Scotland, Chrob private dining room naderneath. The officerslun, as the plaintiff, he allege, was him the Pust Offico was to give the Postmas-

Chins and Silver Mardight-Moses. Deves, dining room is largo, and comfortable. The iu sepaneelion with other sweepstakes. The de- Heath, Teh and Ewens. ter-General the power of taking regulations, ou Come Home To-day--Mr. Whittal, Bugh to cook for 5K in anticipation of a pos-

Haley extends noross the ship, and in age fondant, while saying that it matters not to hin dollar, the lift and sixth $1, and the fifth $3 | Song→I would I were » Bird-Muster F. LamaeZI,

whather he pays the amount to the plaintiff or and, na 'a necessary consequenes, te bold him Soxu-ra, Pierog

xible use in bringing Chinese immigrants in the the partner nevertheless pleads the filegality of individually responsible for the same, Tits

distant future. The Seis Pablo will sail for the whole transaction. The existence of the Shanghai on 6th March with a cargo of oil and Jorzant parfaer was unknown to the plaintiff, ebancs thins suggested, was one of consider- An inquest was held at the Wellington Bar-dry goods. She will go by way of the Suez and the first question which scouered to us at able importance and called for careful con- ranks yesterday afternoon by Mr: A. G. Wise, Donal. Captain Reid, & veteran in the deep the hearing was whether, assuming that the "Orders in Council for Government of H.B.M.sideration. It may be witted there is Messrs J. S. Mosts, A. I. Ching, and J. Ve to the Southern Improvment Company of San would be able taset off a soparate debt assuming Coronor, and the following gentlemen as jury--san" servico, will gormand her. She belongs money cauli ho resavarad bank, the defendant Subjecte in Chine and Japan, 1965, 1977, pod deal to be said against investing the F. Jeans, on the body of Private Wm. Plyor, of Francisco.

The builders are Mossrs. Croup it to be legally des to the unknown dormant 1878, 1881 Rules of H.HM. Supreme and other Courts and in favour of the present centralising day, the 14th instant, and Thursday, the 17th.

Heads of Dopust menta with very wide posers, the Buffs. Dr. John R. Dodd, A.M.D., said that, Philadelphia,

partner. From the saporities cited in "Lind E. Halsen and Henry Ruppert, semen of the complainant. it was his duty to visit the Sanitarium ou Mus

ly on Partnership” it fould soom that he could above vessel, appeared, cu roland, to the charge to Chins und Japaci Coils of Civil Prosedure, Hongkong

not, but as the question was not gone into of assaulting Albert Waihanson and Mamort said the complainant wanted him ales, and ho LATEST TELEGRAMS, syetete, bat in the particular matter in quee On Monday he visited the inmates of the Soul-

whether anything was dus from the plaintiff Beats, first and second mates of the ship respeo his face. He denied using the throats alleged, showed some marke of the alleged ussnult upon tion Mr. Lora appears to have trade ut à tarium, including the desised, who complained

to the dormant pagduer "and it is not necestivaly, on the 14th inst, ef pain in the lead and attacke of giddiness. A

LONDON, 17th April.

cury for the diction of the present vase, Act of United States Congress Reliling to strong cass in support of the propered sight wound was pointed out to witness on the

SAFETY OF GENERAL GORDON, change. The only answer mads to this custoft side of dosented's head said to have bren

·Despatches from General Gordon dated 8th was that the colony would not always have caused by a fall in one of those attriks of giddi instant have beta reseived. He was then in ita prouent able Postmastər-General and that to the wound, and ordered the necessary medianfoty.

nes. Witness diźsoted the Orderly to nttanti

Lie suxessor might act in a ridiculous mucive to relieve the pain in the haul of the do ner. This argument may be easily disused ceased. He also told decased to Imep quiet antil wilnese's next visit on Thursday, and not to

PLAN OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA,

PLAN OF THE UITY OF CANDON,

PLAN OF YOKOHAMA,

PLAN, OF MANILA.-

PLAN OF SAIGON.

Among the other contents o. the book are—

There were four rien

CRACKER PIRING...

His Worship and thera mero there men, and Wong Amo coppersmith, was lined $5 for complainant's lite might well be in danger when Leo little was done 'ta-trotect it against such firing crackers in the street on Thursday.

violence. He did not think it showód much for William Hughes, privite of the Balls, was the plank of the other men that the fondant was allowed to attack the copatusut La such a

Larong

ASTA FLOT.

107,

An Augio-Clinos Calendar. Meantine oli Su approval. The effect of the. amendment him. Havs pas hetwon the Mr. English test, The propeller makes sixty-three prisoner was want, and ko was dischargod, bat The defendant said he might havo strack the complainant had knocked Townshend down the

rise and Sunset, Eclipses, Festivals, do, &c.

A full Chicology of remarkably events since mid the suggestion of the Chiet

the advent of foreigners to China and Jajan. Justice is to perpetuate the present arstens, A description of the Pasties Fast,

observed by Chinese Mahomedus, Paws, which the experienced Pastinaster-General declares has worked unsatisfactorily. Loss

Jows, fo, with the days on which they fail.

ALLEGED LABODNY,

The complainant said he was employed at the Robert Black ed ho was chief onginder of Temperauen Hall. The dafendant struck him the Amoy. On the day its question he saw the on the head from bohind with a stick' at the prisoner forward asiting the chief officer. Tempararice Hall.

Witness want. hatten them when he saw the

he did so it was an accident, as his badik was to bin, where the defendant, calling him a lot of bad complainant while swaying his atiak about; if brakerbatch. The comphuinant then went to his c

the boy.

maines, and, using threats of killing him, oom. Lieut. Vyryan gave the defendant; a good mancid sulting him again. Witness interford character.

squin, but was unable to stop the defendant The defendant was fined $5, 32 of which was from assaulting the chial officer, and the sent for.

broken head

prevent may further assulta, but did not eno oned in proventing, several blows from passing". oond sagrinser did not care to ass violone to Ki Tsik Fo, clerk smployed by the Imperial The police book was signalled for. He and the

having en herzled and stolen 364.70, received by the prisoner, but they did it they could to?kup him on behalf of the Chinese Government on the tim swar from the defendant. | 14th int

Comparative Tables of Money, Weights, Men of tino and other inconveniences, ho say, Temperance Secisty (Hongkong) was celebrated and the English Lloyds for twenty yeura sa Alloharged, the evilsues not being such as in the given the complaint as compensation for has the second engineer, and they did their best to

ares, o. The Hongkong Postal Guids for 1884. Arrivals and Departures of Mails at and from

London and Hongkong. Sades of Comensions al Changes adopted by the Chambers of Commerce of Hongkong, Shanghai and eliewhere. Hongkong Chinir, Jinricksla, and Boat Hire

The APPENDIX consists of

FOUR HOURED Proms

of closely printed malfer, to which reference is

constantly required by residents, and do having commercial or political relations with China Jape or any at Countries are within the scope of the CHRONICS and DIERUTOKE.

The Contents of the Appendix are too many to bannerate in an Advertisement, but include

Great Britain, Nunking, 1842—

TREATIES WITH CHINA-

Tintin, 1858-

and all others not abrogatel

France, Thptsin, 1951

Convention, 1860

United Stater, Tiéntain, 1858.

Adidital, INGI

Fuking 1880

Gorman, Tientsin, 186)

Peking, 1850

Russia, various

Jupan

Spain

Brazil

Pori

TREATIES WITH JAPAN--.

Great Britain United States Netherlands

Cowan TREATIES WITH Corga TERATIES WITH SAAM TREATIES WITH ANNAM TREATY WITH CAMBOULA Cestos Taki

Chinese

Juganese Siutovey LEGAL

Admiralty Balan

Fordiga Jurisdotion Act

Treaties

4

Lagulutions for the Coustlar Courts of United

States in China

Rales of Court of Couls at Shanghai

Chinese Passenger Åst

TRADE REGULATIONS

China

Japan

-Siz

Customs Seizure, China

Custoros and Harbour Regulations for the

ferent ports of China, Philippines, Sion,

- Pilotage Regulations

HONAKONG

Charter of the Colony

Rules of legislative Counoil

Grimble.

2

DC-Larbon! Watch-insure. Awous and Dowon

of. The Governor would always bare the leave the building, but if decoused wanted ex- This direction powerof orducing the withdrawal of any order excise to walk in the verandah.

was to prevent deconsed from fulling und Lert dif-hat wight reel

The Treation between United States and Corea, France and Andiro, and several other

iteros have not appeared in previous isstas.

SUPREME COURT.

April 16th.

CRIMINAL SEAHOMA.

IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION,

BYDEZZLEMENT,

before the conet on a sharge of assault and Five Chinamon and a woman were brought

Witness said they did not care to nadertake

His Worship said there was no responsibility

have easily seenred the defendant.

Mr. Wotton said he had other evidenca of s sirailne nature, but he thought it was not neces

gaol for three vesic, the sound was finest half as osse was of a serious nature, and asked his Lord The best and fourth, defendants were sont to sary to produes it. He again urged that the

MARINE COURT.

April 18th.

BoFoce CAPT. H. G. THOMIETT, B.N.

THE ASSAULT ON BOARD THE GERMAN SHIP "ANNA."

ship to punish the defendant by imprisonment, as to give him an opportunity of cooling his tempor, otherwise he was of such un ungovernable tampor, that if he got a little more drink than was good for him, the couplainant's life' was not safe. Tao complainant was a mech older man than the defendant, and not mostly so strong, and it was a most discreditable of a strong, no- tiva young man liks him to uso his fists and his. foot also "29" the defendant had done upon Ele

The defendunt admitted the assault, but lo

bis disapprobatiou, Jing himself, Diseased was perfectly rational, BIORE THE HON. SIZ Gengos PaHILLIP delled the sweeps wore illegal and came within of a Manila sosman's boarding house, who was not get along well together he had botter leavO.

It is a mistaker policy to treat Heads

CHIEF JUSTICE.

NO INFORMATION ELID.

COATMAN,T

GOKRESPONDENCE.

The evidence taken yesterday was to the effect and if his Worship knew all the facts he I need say 1 ore about it. Last year that Rupport first assaulted the chief mate outworld vonskier that there was great provoostion; I had occur toexamine the question as to side the latter's cabine, and that Hatsen came to after what had boon mail, Lawover, by Mr. the illegality of tops, but in that asss the Ruppert's help and assisted in the assalt. Sabse Wobben, he supposed it was no good for hin manager of a sextakes was trying to reover quently when the chief mate want forward he to any anything. certain losses whiị ho bad to hear from a person was again assaulted, and when the second mate His Worship asked the prisoner if be would. whond ho het efted, but whe could not pay his came to assist him, he was also assaulted by promise not to at the complainant, or molest logos after the ous. I then pointed out that Hutson.

him in any way whatovór after this.

The defendant gavo fas promise, romarking Mr. Bráns corroborated the above ovidence by the Statute l'Anne, o. 14, winnings on liorat Tacos could be sooovered, and that losses resterday morning, sad the defendante wore fined that his hand thing to do with the complainant voluntarily prád might be recovered back even 31 sish,"

and end it was a mistake to suppose he had been three mon after payment. Ta Alport v. THE ALLEGED HARBOURING OF DEBEETLE discharged from the Amor, because he was not Nutt and Torps v. Coleman 1 E. B. the judges &c. If the Postmaster General were in the habit end at that time displayed no signs of any inten

Tha-34 against Lothario Villanueva, keepar He thought that if Lo and the chief mato cont of making ridiculous rugulations and there then to commit any rash not supli as nicide. It

tho lottery nets, and that winnings in the shaps charged with herbaring deserters Trom the

His Worship fined the defendant 895, a woll known to modiesl men that people who

of a bot or a horse rnce could not be recovered Spanish steamer Mindanao, was again before had found a moans of binding the defendant Mr. Wotton said he was glad his Worship by proved himself unfitted to be entrusted suffer from these attacks of giddiness are sub- Chin Alami boating, nhi Yeo Sin Tu, married If the claim now made was in reality for the re the court. with the discharge of the important duties jest to attacks of temporary insanity. On the manga, ware brought up on charges of bringing covers of a dopant or subscription to sweeps it The affondant denied that he had ever har without sending him to viol, tad he had no

na Annanite girl into the colony for the purpose seems that it might he reinvendt. In 1898, in boured the samas who gave evidence the pro- doubt the promiss would be tapt. At the sum pertaining to his face, he ought to 17th instant he saw the deceased and found a be cashiered or otherwise disposed of. in the throat which had divided most of of prostitutios, and of buying tho giet for the the case of Hastuter and Jackson, B.B., and Ovious day, and doused his whole story, wont hats, however, if the complainant was molested

the great blood vesils in the neule, and it was same pulpose.

221, it was decided that the plaintiff could re-lag ladnee the man to leave his vessel on then he would some at once before the court, his opinion that that was the cause of death, The Attorney General said no information cover his stake at £20 from the stakeholder in a prospect of another berk. Is had nothing to and then his Worship would, no doubt, know how of Departments like schoolboys. For the The wound might have boun inflicted by a razor had been laid in the matter, and the prisoners boxing match, beanse illegal, us money had and do with the steamor whero this borth was to be to deal with him

such us the ono producel, sad it might lose lesen | wore thischaue god.

received to the me of the plaintiff, even when the bad, and another boarding house keeper had the salaries it pays, tbe colony is entitled to the inflicted by the decemx himself if he was 4. ALLEGED SQUEEZING BY A GOVERNMENT Over took place and the zooney was nold over, engagement for finding her ocow. The mate of services of gentlemen who may be entrusted right-Landed man; for it begun at the left

In 1863, Hedron v. Terrill, 1 Ct, and M.707. i the Mindanao conll not have seas the witnes and farminated at the right.-Thomas DevanE, Fang Alam, fortacely coxswain employed by we decided that a math for aricket for £20 in his house as he stated, for he was never there. We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions will responsibility, and public interesis private of the Buffs, statel that on the 17th in the Inspentor of Janks, was brought up on three us within 3 Anno, o 14, and illegal, and that He called would, we think, be better served, if the stant, about seven o'clock in the morning, he was charges of having, ondeavoured to ehmiu maney an action for mousy bed and received lay against Balbino Manila, unemployed seaman, who said. Heads of Departments, instead of having by with the deceased, who passed a remark, wideh from junk people with intent to steal and de- the stakeholder, who paid over the stake after he had been living in the defendant's house since Mesra. Kelly & Waleb, S'ghai.

our or less circumlocutorg process to share. Witness took no more notice, and a few on various dates.

THE PROPOSED NEW HOSPITAL. wither had forgottou, ed said he wanted to froud theri fil by meme of menaces or threats receiving notice not to do so. To 1835, Daven- the 24th alt. Between the 5th and the 16th inst Mesin. Hall & Hellz.

TO THE EDITOR OF TH'S "DAILY part a. Davies, 1. M. & W., 570, was a claim for there wens eight mon living in the house, but Mesara Kelly & Walsh

phtain approval baforabnod for their nets, minutes afterwards he saw deceased draw a The following gentleman were onpannelled of winnings in the case at a bet, and the case seems since the latter date seven had been shipped, and Sta—Mandarin” asks, “Would “English--- NORTHERN&Wesse. Hall & Holtz and Kelly were allowed a compwbat wider discretion resor, with his right land, across the nock.jury-Mowers, D. W. Schweman, M. Thom to show that if the notion had been proporly, he cly remain besides the Chinees cook. maz?" care to occupy a bed?”. I presume ka EIVE Ports Mar &Walsh, Shanghai

His Worship said he should dischargo the de means, in the Tung Wah Hospital, founded for might have so dod, although as e fest he did forciant, but at the same time he thought it was the treatment of the indigent sick among the HIOGO, OBALA Messrs. The G. &J. Trading Co. Jate, of course, certain matters which could uma ra up to hùn, but could be of av asuil The Abtory-General, (Hon. F. L. O'Malley not recover the deposit. In 1545, Hearing a case of great antpinion, and he should take Chinese population. I answer No. I ale not YOKOHAMA Musare. Kelly & Co.

not be judiciously left to the disposal of any They called the Orderly, who reported us opped the first oure goinst the prisoner, and ora 14 h. W was a claim for £13 68. steps through the police to see if the defendant auxious to occupy a hat, afther in the Tang Wal MANILA..Moss. Diaz Puurtas & Co

autor to the proper quarter. Witness only. hortated the facts to the following effect. The for money received by the defendant as Trauer was in the habit of harboring deserters, he Hicspital, or in any other, bat as an Englishmas SAIGON

Messrs Crottier & Co.

́one man, and which require to be dealt with new deceased about firo days; detersol ap prisonur went to the owner of junk running of a Club in n Darky Swaep for defendant's use. knew it was often the case with regard to Manile and a resident of Hongkong. Ihare suggested BANGKOK Meners. A. Bjurling & Co.

peared alwave to be very deli nad rostenoliely; hoween Horgkong and Yunati, and told him be. The plaintiff a stoko w: £2. He recovered men.

that the taxpayers' money should not be aguan SINGAPOLE ..Mosra Sayle & Co.

tions with the power of making which it was a war nat soon to asociats with any of his combal better pay him 50 cents the boatman asked nothing, but that seems to hero bom on account DISTURBANCE ON BOARD THE STRAKER" & sto" dored, and that the labours and usaney of these PENANG...... „Messrs. Maynard & Co.”

ade-Thomas Giles, Colour Serguunt of the why, and the prisoner replied that he tight of the pleading, and the case seams to skew that C. P. V. Mazen, iste kvind ofisar of the willing to assist such a deserving object as a five Mesti, A. M. & J. Ferguson, proposed to inrest the Postmaster General Bufs, said doesased belong to las Company, wid i beurs Lable to punishment for carrying or if the plaintiff lind properly claimed hus Estumex Aney, was charged with drunkenness public hospital should be filled in the best and can hardly be considered as coming within had always appeared to witness to have great ; in his boat, which, wwi valy licensed to carry money had and xxival to his uns he would have and having assaulted Alfred Townshend chief most coonomical manner. What I urgel la my

other des troubles an his mind. Bino le lot April witness sagors, ind be had varried cargo some days got it. In this osse the Judges disapproved of offler of that vessel, on the 17th inst. such entegory, o in all

fatter is fully confirmed by Mantiria'u had been transmitting money from deceased'e pay provinody. Under this suggestion which in Hostelon and Jackson. Allport v. Nutt, U. B. Mr. Wetton appeared for the prasoution, and tribulion to your enlumas this morning, whorefa partenta se would advocate that while to his family. Deused liv beon under modal plied a monax to inform against the bookman in wan caso decided in 1847. The plaintiff claimed having described the faste detailed in the evi- he says, speaking of superstition, inankary, and matters involving questions of state policy treatment since 14th March, ko jamed the Re the event of any such case pooring, the 11-C100 from defendant, as money End and received dense giren below, he said he thought the osse other forms of errornal ignorance, that it is aliould be invariably submitted to the Cogitoni about two yensa ago. The jury return sont sought to obtain 56 conte Hood to his us in & Derby wou. This subscription was one in which his Worship would come to the wrong both in morality and policy to cudow

od a vardiot of suicide whilst in a state of ton this to obtain money again and again, but he was £l. The defendant plecided he was never conclusion thats severe punishment was required them and actively to keep them alo Ivernor in Council, theordinary every day work yorary insanity.

batman appeared to have on proof against the indebted propt is to £1. The £1 was paid info The dofondant · had probably committed the I deny most platically that the Tung Wah

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