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THS DAILI FREIB, THURSDAY, APRIL 11ra.})

The Agents (Mowers. Gibb, Livingston & Co.) inform as that the Ben Lina steamer Renalder, to the destroying influences of moisture can bifrom London, left Bingapore yesterday for this

port.. kept in good and perfect condition.

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The Board adjourned to the 24th inst

• SUPREME COURT

20th April...

Mr. Stokes for the defendants.

Mr. FRANCIS sald he thought there must be ment. Mr. Stoles had admitted that anything education, do not find themselves in raonipt of

KOBE TO YOKOHAMAÓVERLAND.. ownership of land to them is, wo think,

sam until after tan or ifteen years' good going far beyond what is necessary, especially one misunderstanding about the matter. He that bad occurred the 28th March would sneh

proposed that the name of owners be obtained not be tuflicient Shu for instant dis verzie.

Ar the overland roata to Kobo and vice versá seeing that the regulation is only to apply and the Registrar General be requested to make misal, Mr. Watts had said in evidence that after Moro espacially as regards the rios trade, to the European section of the service.enquiries regarding the matter.

Jandary matters bad gone mora smoothly, but where dustuations in price might at any moment is becoming quite the thing to do now, by rea Hon. WONG SHING HOCondod.

whether Mr. Watte, knowing plaintiff was going, the the session of jobbing on the part of Euro-on of the recently extended railway facilities, a There are conceivable cases in which the fact

Carried.

sasmmed a more friendly manner towards him or peans, I have stipulated that the native seiler is page, from the diary of a gentleman who las of a man's being an owner of property might

not, he did not know, but considoring that plain- to have the guarantee of the Administration for just completed the trip will be read with inter- ant, as making everything easy, to the intending. till know nothing of the decision to dismiss him, whatever sales he, may make excooding 300 msa-

traveller. Ho ay: Welaft Kobo (Sannomiya be bold to render him ineligible for partica-

Asked for il soomed that the improved condition of affairssures of grain, lar offices, but speaking of the service an a

ww owing to Mr. Watts change of conduct, Inelly, it is important to establish the poai-Stationis &am. on the 16th March. whole, the fact of the officers being allowed"

He now come to the 20th March. It appeared tion of Chinese merchants as rewards the keep-first-class ticket to Nagoya, but were told that that on that day, after some conversation as to ing of account books. I do not think the time only second-class tickets wore lexuel berend to invest their savings in landed property

the time for luncheon, Mr. Waits posted a no- ripe for imposing on them the obligation to keep Nagahama, so took a first-class ticket to the Int tice that enak omplega would be allowed forty-hocks like our own merobants, but the well-known ter place. The trip across Lake Hiwa occupied could, we think, exercise no prajudicial effect

BEFORE MB. JUSTICE FIELDING "CLAREE; Ave minutes in fature. This oroated disantis-fidelity of the Chiness seems to me sucjent to three hours and a half. The steamer which on the public interests.

TUISYE, JUDAE.

faction, and the plaintiff went in to the office to justify the adminion of their own account booke connects with the first train from Kobs is the Mr. Waits. No doubt plaintiff was not in the in judicial processes on the same footing as books largest and beat. Tea-house girls met us at HEIGHINGTON 2. DAKIN BROS, LIMITED, best of tempers at the time, but whatever the kept in Roman characters, provided that they do Oton on the way to the steamer and nared if we The boaring of this case was resumed. state of temper of the parties, he did not think not appear to have been specially prepared for wanted Bento. Asked if they could get buttle of beer, they brought ono on board the 'steater, it arust have the scossion. Mr. Wobber appeared for the plaintiff and any viclent language was used

boon board by the other assistanta Te (bis) These logical and equitable provisions will not price 30 an. Found bewever, that Stock beer John Albert. clerk in the Telegraph Ofoe Irdship) was relieved from deciding the rather fail, I am sure, to produce the best offerts in the bibs had on board. It was a porfect day for The Agent informs us that the O. and Osaid-I was on duty on the 6th January. Mr. diffoult question an to whether forty-five taiatea colony, Inth as regards the development had the the trip on the Lake. the northera extremity was sufficient fles for Juntheon ns. Mr. Watta rogalarity and security of tracsuctions. They being articularly beautiful, a circle of now wuncharged with moisture these battles will be steamer Belgia, with mails, &o., from San Fran- Hoighington came to the offles that morning had said himself that his idea when putting up will allow antutantial houses to prosper under capped bills forwing our horizon. We called at cisco to the 20th ult, has arrived at Yokobaras and inado seine enquiries reapeiting a telegram the notice was not to limit the assistants to three-the wing of our Administration, while excluding alone for a few minutes only, and reached Nagahams st.1.30 p.m. Hotel-runners at once which he said had been sent two or three days and will leave for this port to-day at daylight..

beset as there and asked to what toa-bomont. previously to London from Dakin Bros. in quarters of an hour but to institute some system vagabonds, piratos, or frère de la efle, who for The China Navigation Co.'s steamer Woraung Hongkong. I asked him to give me some parji. regularity. On that day the plaintiff went to too long have exploited our possessions beyond Naggys we were going. Told them Shinkingo, went athare on the 9th instant suur the Bugar sulars which he could not give, and advised aimed to be no doubt that when he returned he was tiflu and took fifty-five minutes, and there soum-

Unfortunately for our subjects we cannot, and remediately our luggage was labelled for Loaf Pass. She was got eif, und although mak I to call next day. He did not produce a receipt served with reties of dismissal. He now earn onder present conditions, assure in no absoluto that hotel, a stamp showing the house at ing a good deal water, reached Swatow in safety, for the message.

Nageliama whose runner had forwarded as an. Edward C. Ray, broker, raid-Mears. Dakin

manner the application of theo viso measures. The Agents (Monsra Adamson, Bell & Co.)

Hotel at Nagoya exceedingly nice, being quita inform us that the Canadian Pacific steamer Bees, of London through my brother authoris.

British, German, or American shisats who Asked at Nagoya if they were paid for this Batavia, from Vancouver, arrived at Tokebaad me to superintend the establishment of

might and themselves affected by the operations were informed, so, merely "friend-pidgin." their busincs horo. About the time of Mr.

of articles, & and 4 might perhaps lodga a

now, with silk fatone, eta Got foreige menle on Tuesday, and sailed for Nagasaki, Shangbai, Watts arrival, Mr. Helghington called on

protest with their Consul, and their complaints

from a restaurant, averly opposite, which had a might give rise to diplomatic incidents. and Hongkong yesterday.

me and she had a complaint to make

sig-board "Seiyooryor." The food was fairly Reached Nagoya at goal, though badly serred. Wo hear that the British Vioo Consulato.at against Mr. Watts. He told me Mr. Waits

p. After dinner visited a theatre at which Mamo has been incorporated in the China Con- had spoken to him in tuner he did it letters for publication should be written on ovewular, Service, and that Mr. J. R. Coulthard.net ko. Ele said Mr. Watts Hal pointe However, bad tasto the use of such langnago was tionals or those foreigners whose nation doestresses from Osaka appstred. Three came

assistant in the Hankow Consulate, has been his finger at some invoices and said "Put these it was without doubt use by plaintiff in anger te appointed Vice-Conal in the Portuguese colony. avay Before Mr. Watts arrived here Mr. Cause of his dismisss!. The foot of a man taking Heighington said to me, I am sure you won't fifty-five minutesfortiffin, especially as Me Watts Wo have Terived from Meara Marty and like Mr. Watts." From other conversations the admitted be had no intention of tying them Ordges for exira copies of the Daily Press abonna Abbadie a copy of their " Guide des Voyageata, impression made on my mind was that Mr. Heigh. down to the mienta, was not sufficient to justify ward to you and which I request you to have Naraya vore very good. Asked the propriniog

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favourably.

missed in January loat,

to the question of the language used by plaintif If that language had been used in the course of plaintiff's employment. the manager would have been quite justified in instantly disiasing him Ta permit auch language would be subversive of all discipline and decorum, but he had some to the conclusion that it was not used til after the plaintiff had received notier of dismissal

with costs.

the sen

To aroid complications of this nature, article provide that provisionally, caly our own n

pat maintain a Consul at Saigon, shall be sub-androsted sa fursign ladies and brought down the house, the audionon arkiantly anjoying the Sush is, Monsieur le Gouverneur, in its broad took that a couple of foreigners were present. ject to the terms of this decree.

All the arrangements in the ten-mus at aspect, the degree he the bosour to for-

for the 1st

SAPAJOU.

· Lo Minister des Colonies,

The following is the doorma :- Whageas the Annamites are squeezed and

operesed by the civil population of Cochin

DECREED:-

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Art. Absolute freedom of brado is decreed in the colony of Coshin-China nadier the fol- lowing restrictions.

us; tsa-house named Ogemega; foreign food

to be brought out hara under a long agreement agrṣar, sto,

were going by the evening train. He did so, and would not allow us to pay for the messag o Cross-examined by Mr. Weber-I u inter- of such a nature that he was precluded from Chizo, sul

Left Nagoya at 5 p.m. on the 17th, and reached osted as a shareholder in Dakin Bros, with my practising his trade anywhere

Hamamatsu ut. Hotel runner waiting for brother, to the extent of £1,000. I never heard liable to be dismissed at any moment. The dis The Fooshow Hehe tearns that s new and Mr. Heighington use any abusive language to issal of plaintiff not only want that he was

ohtainable From lama batsu to Shizuoka-2 wealthy conuera to be called the Northare Chi-fr. Watts. I remember the plaicliff saying turned out of employment, but he was prevental ness Trading Co. is to be started in Tientsin that we should get the business of the Heng by the agreement from getting the mense where- chins

And whoress it is necessary to tako mas.i-pgaged jinrikaba at 2 yen each, with by to support himself. He certainly did. not

promise of 30 sen oxira if the men went well this month. The object of the Company it kong Hotel as he had spoken to the manager. think the plaintiff's conduct justined Mr. Watters for the protection of the interests This was for one mau ar kurum for two be to promote direct trade between Northern I heard that Mr. Heighington had been dis- in taking the steps he did and under those ciy of our subjects, while preserving for trade and China England and the Continuut.

men, 6 yen wis asked, and the men did not, cara William H. Kay said-I am a shareholder in suns tazeez, judgment would be for the plaintiff industry the freedom and protection to which to go eren at that. Ail along the rond the The following paragraph, from en Denken ne-Dakia Bros. Limited and a member of the cen

they are entitled,

common remark was. How dear juriksha have tive paper, does not say much for the prospects salting committen. I bave had reason to be

become since the railway was opened." Rond of gold mining in Koran: Mr. Maki Kenji dissatisfied with Mr. Hoighington's conduct,

rather monotonous and uninteresting, though, The Strails Government has of late been who obtained permission to work the Shogen principally from Mr. Watts information.

it to be the Tokaido though you hail struck it as my compasion said, "You would have known directing a good deal of grandmotherly at-Fold mine in Kersa, roturned to Fasan the other

in New York, New hotel at Shizuoka, Art Il-Europeans, not haing oldinia, can- consequence of complaints from Mr. Watts, that & Co. have come back to Osaka.". tention to the welfare and protection of the day. The minors sent over by Mrs. Fujita In the early part of January I decided, in

"Pritokai," a large tea-kense with special Mr. Hoiguington should leave. It was our in-

not possess or acquire laud beyond the 20th ar-

rooms for foreignors, and foreign food obtainabla Ten mag were heard at the Police tention to dismiss kim underelansa 7 of the agros-

rozdiamant. Those who are already pro-Vory interesting temple near Shizuka which Fair tollernity, the amount to be fixed by the Ad- does not appear to be mentioned in Stow and prietors of land beyond this limit will roosive a ministrator of the arrondissement within which Haves' Guids, called Rinziiji, where there is

beautiful gardon, and a young privat kindly show the property to be expropriated is situated.

The follow Art. III-Europeas may not proceed, for us some very interesting rolics. purposes of trade, beyond the zone within which ing wore our times on roats- they are at liberty to nequire and possess land,

16th March, Kobo to Nagaya, 6. u.m. to 5 p.ro without the special authorisation of the local 17th Marsh, Nagoya to Hainantsu, 5 10 pm Direcieur of the Service, which they must to 9 pm. mediatsiy present for the win of the Adminis

moanbers of the Civil Sorvice in that colony.

prietor or who is closely connected with the management of commercial undertakings." The management of commercial undertakings vertainly ought to be prohibited to public servants, Hegn privata amployera object as rule to their employés engaging in other basi boss puranita than those of theirown office, and very reasonably an-Wa-have-never heard however, of a private employer objecting to his employé investing his savings in house property, nor do we understand on what rea- sonable principle ho could do so.

a

this morning

J

it

hins had not been what it should have been.

SUMMARY OF THE "KWANG-PAO."

6th April

of

The cloth weavors baro struck and refuse to

Sash authorisations shall be valid only for

el by tho &dministrator of the arrondissement

in

Art. XII-The Governor-General of Iudo-

Chins is charged with the exocutions of this de

April, 1989.

Paris, 3rd March, 1889.

JAPANESE NOTES.

18th March, Hamarcats to Shizuoka, 8.4 .m. to 9 p.m. ia jinriksha,

19th March, Shizuoka to Yokohams, 1.35 pm to 8.43 p.m.-Japan Herald.

OLLA PODRIDA,

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Their of the Boston Collegian has a elegant and pellucid style of college journ

it antipodal to the secular Press, certainly no above it, and yet not parallel" That lito abad raake his mark. Indeed; it seems a pit that ho over learned to write,

It is stated by a Berlin newspaper that afte her return to the country of bir adoption th The fellowing notes are translated by the Express Proderick will reside at some distanc Hyogo News from Kobe and Danka alive pa from the German capital, where her limare wil be occupied in preparing for the press th Subterranean noises were heard in the Yuna.ilerary coming of her late husband, which at sewa silver mine, Aomori Kou, last July and expected to fill at least four quarto volumes. September, and are now repeated. Work in the

A Swiss who has died in America has left th

For an earthquake. mine bas caused in consequence, as the managers Yolmpik Soviet 260,000 for the foundation

an seademy at Fribourg. The testator has al bequeathed £32,000, to be used in awardin prizes to sunssful students in Volapük, whil he leares the Abbé Schlegd, the inventor of i "oiversal language," a sum which will brin in an annuity of £400 a your. The abhé wa raporiad deal.sonic months ago.

The issue of to-day opens with items from the name of OTST SAND AND SIX HUNDRED A furnight ago a Bill was introduced in the Court yesterday against employés of the Sea-mont, paying him a month's salary and his pas-Peking The Gazette gives a whole list

Legislative Council providing that members men's Club for selling liquor to outsiders. The sage bomen.

Cross-examined-I did not tell Mr. Heighing transfers and appointments. arranged wuder one Alphabat in the strictest of the service in receipt of claries below not being proved that the sale was made with ton that we were going to dismiss hin. J

sannnors against the manager was dismissed, it

The most important items are the following:- eritor, te initials as well as the surnames $150 a month shall not be subject to actions his knowledge. That against the boxman was been in the habit of frequently going into the His Majesty the Emperor, has confer ad pro- being alp aletical,

shop. Mr. Holghington was very ofton out The MS and PLANS bave been mostly at law for the recovery of pecuniary liabili-partially heard and the case ruanded.

when I went in.

santa upon his relatives and upon all high official ro-engras din a superior style, aut brenght up is they may have incurred. Closely fol Tho ironwork portion and verandah of Vic- This concluded the ovidence.

up to the second grade inclusiva; taxes for this to date. Char now consist of

Mr. Stokas said he would endeavour to meet year have been remitted all over the Empire FLAGS OF MERCANTILE HOUSES IN CHINA.owing this extraordinary measure a set of loria Brdings has found a Chiness admirer COBS OF SIGNALS IN USK AT VICTORIS PRAX. regulations has been published prohibiting and imitator farther cash. The TR Yun con- any hostile remarke which might be made by histo il bautermen an alltional math's ralions

tractor's shop in Waushni is being urlorned with friend for the plaintiff on the agresmest. By public servants engaging in agricultural or a fine cast in ornamental verandat, carried up this agreement the plaintiff was preceded four are allowed; at the civil and military exami-trator of the arrondissement. commercial pursuite or becoming, the posthe three storeys of the house, which when con practising is this Colony or in China as a nations, larger number of successful canone month. The Administrators are required Reasors of landed property. With the pleod, will be a great improvement to the hémist of druggist exospt with Takin Bros didates will be almitted; presents are also to be to observe that the prices demanded by traders property however incongruous it may look with and his Lordship might hance to disposed conferred upon all Manobu women of the aga si from the nativas do not exceed the fair value of general ides underlying these regulations tho joining buildings.

to take A favourablo, view of plaintiff's

the same articlos in Pranon with an addition of chae for this reason, rather than cn-the facts of/20 eat over 70; and all petty offsidere tarong about 10 per cent. They are, for this purpose, everyone will agree-trade and speculation

A splendid steam yacht has been bought an Yesterday morning at the Police Court & the use. The evidence of Mr. Waits, which hu out Chios are pardonet.

vested with absolută power of valuation." are in fact prohibited to public servants Chinuman was charged with being concerned in abwitted had not been shaken, showed that from A miraculous cure is recordei yl a woman,

Art. IV-As regards purchases of rice tals atted out for the Government of New Guines in accordance with the decision of the lat everywhere but in detail they are worked piratical attack on a junk off Gupe D'Aguilar, the moment of Mr. Waits taking his place as whose chief delight it was to patchase live fisk by Europeans from nativas any ale o curing Colonial Conference. Her osme is The Marv

int with much an absence of common sense From the evidance of the mastor of the funk manager, the conduct of the pinint it towards kept confined in tsaka and to throw them into 30 gia, in order to be birling, mast bo upprov England,

appeared that he and ou baid, when utisckel,

Mr. G. Woodcock, a solicitor of Conventry An ang Chinese Calenlar, Mean of Barone-hat we find it difficult to understand how 130 cases of kerosine oil. The pirates took pon. With regard to this the oridonne of Mr. Napier the river. This woman, a short while brick, con which the seller has his domicile.

tor auf Thermometer, Raiful. &e.

Art. V. Chinese second book's shall be re-whe raceatly gave 10,000 to the restoratio they could bare been passed by a level sussion of the junk and, having put the muster upheld this view. The plaintiff's conduct in tracted a serious disnes of the throat and she A fall Chronology of remarkable areata since headed Governor like Sir CnCIL SMITH, and the drow ou alore, sailed away with it. The going to the Telegraph office, unknown to the was in so aritical a state that she could not even ceived in evidence on the same torms as Euro-fund of St. Michael's Church. Coventry, h

case was remanded. the ad ent of foreigners to China and Jupan. The rogulations are based, an tho preamble;

now «Eered one-fourth of the sum required t manager, sad making enquirian as to a private swallow. van up by thedoctor she wasted away penn poacut baske.

Art. XI-For the time being the provisions complets the work, as well as ano hall of th A deseri Mion of Chinees Fulirals, Fasts, &c, informs us," on the principle that - grester

telegram was sufficient alon to justify his The departure of the English mail is post-disraisal. Will reference to his being at the when one day a man appeared before her, bad

of this decron shall not apply to the unjuels of out of a campanile to be ornated alongside th with tl days on which they fall. Compare ve Tables of Money, Weights, &c. efficiency may be expected frots an Offered indefinitely that is to any, the P. & Deiras, be would say, that although plaintiff was giving her a stano, told her to keep it in her Exopol powers which do not maintain a Con existing tower.

atmamar Gauges with have twenty-four hours act on duty that night, it was his duty as first mouth. She followed his advice, nud shortly sal at Baigon. Seale of fongkong Stamp Dati

whose whole energies are devoted to the after her arrival in port. The Ganges was good assistant to have reported to the manager the afterward, she could swallow everything she ate. Scales of Comissions and Charges adopted by Public Service, than from one whose mind yesterday morning of Tamtu by the Indo China fact that Mr. Napier was there. He contend-Her banstuctor, however, disappeared, and it is

Bts mee Lauden. As zho had not arrived by 3 ed that there had been a direct refusal to abay The Cambors of Commerce of Hongkong. is occupied with the cares and anxieties in p.. the steam tug Pilot Fish, with Mr. Wooliu orters, and this alone, without reference to his i prosumed by all that a fish transformed itsutree, which shall come into operation on the let lism generally he writes that "one eaunot locat

cident to the possession and cultivation of on board, left at that hour to look for the miss former behaviour, was suffoiant to justify his and came to reward her good deeds. land or to commercial enterprises.. It is ing vessel. The Pilot Fish returned to harbour dismissal under clause 2 of the agreement,

A fight took place in a tea house, botwear four about eix o'clock, having been out to the Nine Mr. Webber said the misconduct of plaintiff considered that the Officer who is content to Pins, but failed in sou anything of the steaner, was alleged to have baseul ou two pressions, man, on ecount of some difference, respecting of closel printed matter, to which reference la constart regairul by residents and those look for advancement solely to his official The Cornian steamer Pshing, which arrived The Best-to-was wheu- Me-Watts arrived in two braids.

A man who fully peresnated an official w having e amoscial or polition relations with the occupation has a stronger chain-on the publicastering from Waku, had not sighted the Celopy. Now the employés of the Canjay the Ganges on the way dowu. She reporta, how- but boen valled and had distinctly stutod "that, Countrie ochracel within the scope of the and on his superiore than ma who geaks toever, a thick fog antside. We nuderstand that they never board the plaintiff use any abusiva/rested, and will shortly be brought to trial.

A whart is to be orooted at Shao-ching, in it is intauded, should thasteamer not arrive in the language to Mr. Watta, ner bad they known Mr- The Cateats are too mumereus to particn- combine with it the pursuits of landed promantima, to send the -Thitel in pearch of horWatts give pluta til any order which be disobeyed.) order to facilitate the discharge of rise.

With regard to plaintiff's going to the Tele- The stages all about Lionchow have not graph office and asking about a fologram, it op been remiss in making raids and carrying of Thy Pousug Independent of the 30th ult. thus porod that the telegram was one sout to Dakin records a horrible double morlar committed in Bros. concerning their business in Amoy and plunder. Thren of the culprits wore, however, that Settlement by a Chinaman Just before had nothing to do with the Hongkong business nught in the last raid. going press, we hear that most atrocious Thore had boon nothing in plaintiff's behaviour

Subeoriptions are being still obtained for the double marder was quitted this morning by a which would warrant his summary dismises, and rosumo work because an attempt has been made statue of the late Mr. Todai which it is proposed Chinaman in Campbell Street. The victims are as to the use of abusive language, if plaintiff had to reduce their wagon.

to pret at Nakanoshima. The figure will be of two golden who lived in one of the many houses of applied sar epithet to Mr. Watts which was not

bronzo, 6 ft. 6 in, high, and stand on a granita ill-fane for which this strost ia notorions. It op. strictly purlinguentary, it must be remembered

podesta. 90 ft. in height, pears that the murderer went into the hogee in it was after the notice of dismissal was given. question to take away one of the inmaten who had His Lordship, in giving judgment. A FRENCH FULMINATION AGAINST promised to follow him, and that his first victim, the suit was one to recover from the dofond-

The first sample of new to this season arrived the brothal-house keeper, interposed; upon this aut company one month's wages and passage,

Eugloud. The issue between the The folowing remarkable despatch, said to have in Hole on the 19th March from Kochi, the queulity received being 10 e. Last year The order Chinaman, who held a large knife in each of money

the table, end, bet har in the cost, killing bor partisi resolved itself into a question as to which has reosised by the Governor of Cochin-Chins the oscligst ten reached here, also from Kochi, on the spot. Another prostitute, some say if two claws in the agreement the plaintiff was from tbo Minister for the Colonies on the 1st on the 27th March. female servant; who was standing by rashed dismissed under. Plaintiff chimed that he was April, is published by Le Cochinchinois," appar. * · of house property other thou a house for his to the assistance of her mistress and was, dismissed under Clause 7, which said that the ently as a houz appropriate to the day

in her turn, stabbed in the abdoinen by the Company could terminate the agreement at any Town' occupation. Supposing a man buys or farious villain, who then tried to run away, the by paying a mouth's wages and a The defendants builds a house for his own occupation, and Tac poor girl also died almost immediately. A second class passage home

peon and lack-gharry driver standing before claimed that they dismissed plaintiff under classe subsequently, with an increasing family or the boneo; who saw what was going on, thon same 2 of the agreement, which stated that plaintif tracial by the abuses practised, under pretext of this difficult art,

might be dismissed instantly if he did not un

All the preliminary arrangements have been dot hilf honestly or soberly. He this Lord

made by the Otsa Brewing Company for mom ship) was relieved from any question of damages, and the only question for him to decide was as to It has come to my nolice that, assuming the mousing businase, and they intend placing their which of these two classes the plaintiff was dis character of marchants or tradesmen, there hare heer upon the market early next month. In missed under. The defendants cass was that the arrived in the colony adventurers who in formor order to introduce this liquor they propose to plaintiff had been gailty of general misconduct times would have been designated frères de la côte, distribute about 300 koku gratuitously. and on the 28th Marol of a specific act which whoss valy object is to squeeze a livelihood out justified his dismisal The plaintiff's case was of the native population. Sone of them have at the ants onmplained of were trivial and that even had the boldness to stalk our subjects in he contacted himself generally so employ their villages, in order to practice their exterationt labour, perfected an improved method the Dean (Waddington inviting Wordsworth atrould do. Starting with the consideration that tians upon them more easily, and beyond the cf coating with nickel metals, and oven growing dinter. Wordsworth hastily peanod a refusel evidence was called by the plaintiff from the parview of our administration have grievously trou. Ho asserts that the layer of nickel will, said to Mr. Raine. As if I would dine with other assistants, he could not help being struck robbed them, selling to them at double their Ender his process, lust for ten years without man who voted for John Bright! Story sprin from story. Some years later Mr. Brig by the fact that the other employés did not market price goods of which they had no need changing colour.

songanced a visit to the Liberal- M.P. M. Derogade and others have been fusi ono profess any knowledge the plaintiff's mis-and which were hitherto unknown to them.

Others have pretended a desire to supplant Mr Masuda, Manager of the Mitsui Bussan the city, who, having sou engagement whi hundred france each and coste. This soutonce is ondast, and stated that far as they know regirded a severe check upon the French things went on smoothly. Now, comsidering that the Chiacao-those valuable auxiliarise in our Laiska, delivered an addros apou eermercial made him able to be at home in the destin these witnesses werestillia theempley of the Com- progress, the indispensable intermediaries a matters the other evening in the Kobe Chamber wont to the oathedral to ours the services Gorarument.

pany-of course, he did not mean that they would twest curselves and the natives-in the rice of Commerce. About 60 persons were present, the best informed verger, "A friend of mi DEATH OF THE QUEEN'S AUNT. are given their evideres differently if they trade, and the most vigilant exercise of their end among other matters Mr. Mamda urged is coming to-morrow to see the cathedral," s The Dowager Duchess of Cambridge is daad, bad not been-it strengthened their evidence authority on the part of the Administrators and the necesity that exists for sarding young she; I want you to show him round yourself

I'm very gl pay him special attention." disorders to which

I'm sure, sir, to show any attention to say frie stand that when a business was started by one been necessary to prevent

of your" "You will be sure he sees everythi Cambridge, barn July 25, 1797, was daughter man and another came out as manager that there the operations of these persons threatened to give

A new read has been opened between Tunale of interest.” "Ho Aall see everything, of the Landgravo Friedrich of Has Caszel. She married, May 7, 1818. Adolphus, Doke af might be some disagreement between them, but rise and whose success would have brought on and Nakano, Shiga Ken, and the principal fea everything." Finding the serger so woll

hare the colony the ipost disastrous consequences. Cambridge, youngest son of King George III, the disagreement did not seem to bio

At present the situation seems more rensar-tare of the rejoicings to celebrate the occasion posed, the M.I. tried and has long survived her husband-ED. D.Pen Bafficient to justify the Company in in- DEATH OF THE KING OF ABYSSINIA stantly dismissing the plaintiff, and therefore ing. The Europeans, learning by experience will be the flying of a huge kits 50ft. long and posed still, and said." He is a very import:

had no bearing on the

case. The next (three-fourths of them have failed), seem at last töft wide. It has required 5800 sheets of man, vory; you really must show him sttents The King of Abyssinia has been killed in a thing was the abusive language which was to have arrived at the conclusion that we are per and 350 pieces of wood to construct this in fact, it is Mr. John Bright." "Ch‚” s battle with the dervishes.

alleged to have been used. He was bound to absolutely determined to protect the Annunitos monster, which weighs-including the tail--270 the verger, who was of Wordsworth's way kramme. The makers expect the kite to miss thinking, I'll take good care that he does

steal anything away fra' the church" that from the evidence he thought, al. from their exactions.

Nevertheless, in order to prevent the renewal three or four-mon from the ground. though plaintiff did not speak, perhaps, i da ferentially as he might hava daue, there was no of attempts such as we have seen during the last

“COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, barm in what he had said. With regard to few yours I have thought it uecessary to for

It is over. 1,300 years mines the Hornji, a Bnd- what was said about the favoines, trivialities of malate cortain regulations, which you will find dhist temple in Yamato, was built, and as might.

WEDNESDAY, 10th April. thie kind were bound to coeur in start in the decros inclosed herewith.

be expected, thastructure is in a very dilapidated

EXPORT CARGO. condition. The priests have arranged to obtain

Por steamship Gaeliz, siled on the Hà à pi

For San Francisc

- м

Poking. 1880

Gorm, Tigatsin, 1861 and Peking, 1880, Portugal, 1988

Russi Japan, Spain, Brazil, zuil. Pern, TREATH WITH JAPAN-

Great Iritain

Unite Stater

TREATH WITH COREA

TREATI) & WITH SIAM

Noteotands

Coron

TREATO S. WITH ANNAM TREATS WITH CAMBODIA CUSTOM TARIFES

Chine Japan

LEGAL

Siamese Coresu

Order in Counvil for Government af H.B.M. Sub arts in Chins and Japan, 1865, 1877, 1878 1881, 1884, 1881, 1856, 1836, 1886. Rules of ILB.M. Supreme and other Courts in China, Japan &c., with Now Table of Fees

Now ablos of Consular Fees

Code of Civil Procedure, Hongkong Table of Hongkong Court Fees Admialty Rules

of the Governor of the Straits Settlemente, however, is that no officer is to be the owner,

REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

[SUPPLIED TO THE "DAILY PRESS."

LONDON, 8th April. PROSECUTION OF THE LEAGUE

an improvement'in his position, he wishes to is the resaveand stopped the infuriated mobster, i remove to a superior residence, is he to be but not before he had time to deal musther dead

ly cut with one of his knives at the syca. The compelled to sell his old one, in spite of the marcerer was finally secured and taken to Pitt fact that he might find it more profitable to Street Statian." keep it? A law or regulation iäat cannot be made to work out fairly is any ordinary asse to which it may have to be applied is ob viously unsound. And the further we read the more unsound the regulations appear.} Tho prohibition of the ownership of house THE proporty is not to apply to native offers in the colony or protested native stufos. "This is precisely the class for which we should have thought such a regulation was most neces asry, if necessary at all. The mischief that Custos and Harbour Regulations for the difmight be caused by land jobbing on the

.

Foreign Juristliation Act Regulations for the Cotisalar Courts of United

Stain, China

Bulos of Court of Cosente at Skanghai Chine o Passenger Ast

FRADE EGULATIONS

Siau

China Japan

Customs Seizure, Chins Shanghai Bonded Warehouse Regulation

OF PATRIOTS.

COLONIAL ADVENTURERS..

PARIS, 3rd March, 1899. MONSIEUR LE GOUVERNEUR GENERAL-

For a long time past my attention has been at nolonisation, by certain Europanna, more parti. calarly our own countrymen, in pur Coolin Chiat possessions.

The Rev. Mr. Matsuo, Chief Priest of the Chitokain, Kyoto, is famous for his skill in diviertion, and will shortly visit "Europa and America in order to gain further knowledge in

Mr. Noritake, of Osaka, has, after my years

fere it parts of Chiza, Philippines, Siam, & part of Burepoan officers is insigni-Her Royal Highness the Dowager Duchess of very much in his opinion. It w pry to under of their legititante inflaouco in the sillages has abroad to surro an apprenticeship in business.

Pilota vo Regulations

TONGKI NA

Chart r of the Colony

Rules of Legislative Council

Port Regulations, &o, ko, &c.

cant as compared with that resulting from

the operations of native officers. Tuquiry in

the Straits Settlements would doubtless dis-

closs the fact that, as in this colony, native Order may be sent to Phily Prese Olies, where members of the service with sunil salaries

it ja pu ishod, or to the following Agents -- HONG! Y... Messrs. F. Blackhead & Co. Hosok 20...Mr. W. Hrawer,

HUNG Mossrs. The Fall & Holtz Co. SOROK NG....Messrs. Kelly & Walsh. HONGK ... Mesere Lane, Crawford & Co. lova Na.....Hoare. A. S. Watson & Co.

„Mr. F. A. da Cruz,

Messrs: Qnolok & Co. Mr. J. G. Gülz.

MACAO. SWATOR Аної

FORMO

Mr. J. G. Götz.

F00CHU.Messrs Hedge & Co.

SHANO) ....Hall & Heltz Co-operative Co. SHANGHAI... Massrs. Kelly & Walsh,

YogoH MA... Messrs. Kelly &Walsh. -MANIL

...Messrs. Diaz Puertas & Co.

HANCE ...Mr. F. Mainfrey. Bairro so...... Mr. G. Gavęllə,

fritor...... Mr. Aug. Book:

BANGK... Mesers. Ramzy & Co. SINOA R..Messrs. Kelly & Walch. PENAN .........Messrs. Maynard & Co.

·COLOM ........Meurs. A. M. & J. Ferguson, Chau

Mesa, Newman & Co. SYDNE

...Mossra. Gordon & Gotoh.

can count their wealth in vory big Bgures If it is unobjectionable for a native officer to Own a row of bouwer, we fail to see why it should be objectionable in the case of a European. If the thing is bad at all, it must

King Johannes II. succeeded the late King

Theodore in 1872—Ex. 0.2.]

be bad altogether. But we fail to see where- THE HONGKONG.SANITARY BOARD, in the vics exists. Lind has always been ro garded as the safest form of investment, sad

The Sanitary Board met yostorday after

Boon

ing a new business, and he put that This doores, founded on must liberal principles, on one side as of no importance. With regard will, I am convinced, have excellent results.

Thore ara dramatic critics in New York. O

When sl Potter's "Cleopalra," says that

then-a lady-writing about Mrs. Brow oils all ream her leading Lady Miss Kyr Balls, shri Inoks like a young bos-constriels crunching a calf; and when sho writes aroun a sefa or unduintes out of the barge ahe national advertisement for physical culture No action for libel has yet been commonoed.

The following storios about Mr. Bright a told by a writer in the Athenæum-We all kno that Wordsworth underwent a great 'change opini, but the following snoodute shows he far this "Lost Leader "at last strayed from 1 path in which his youthful fest were set. Bo after the election of Mr. Bright as member f Darham Wordsworth come to that place, a wes in the Dean and Chapter Library with distinguished librarian, Mr. Haino. While the were talking-many were the subjects they b in common--in came a verger with a note fro

make him butter d

packages merbalise. 21,457 bags rive, 60 bags sugar, 14. case-

Quotations are sim

New Malwa...

UPTUM.

..$580 per pisal, allen

There were present:-Dr. Ayres. Preto the two young won being seen at the circus, The first article establishes the principle of subscriptions amounting to 65,000 gen, payment as public servants are expected to make. prosilva Major-General Gordon, Vice President; it appeared-that it was not plaintiff's turn to be frescom of transactions, a principle which has being extended over twelve years, and the Im-For Yokoham-6,749 bags sugar, and vision out of their salaries for their families, Mr. Corper, Aoting Survayor General Mr. Jon duty that night and therefore the chief cause always sonstituted the inspicing rate of Republi-perial Household Department will add 18,000

1,440 boxes oil, 1,556 rolls matting, 500 k hamp, 190 bales ganinios, and 2,770 paok RIVER ON Hall & Bolts Co-operative Co. to debar them from employing their savinga J. Francis, QC, Mr. N. G. Mitchell-Innes, of complaint was squinst Mr. Napior. It was san France. But liberty is not licenco, and this you, so the work of reconstracting the temple RIVER orts and Kelly & Walsh, Shanghain this way seems a bordship and injustice. and Mr. H. McCallum, Secretary..

Aoting Registrar-General; Hon. Wong Shig, put forward that in the interes: ef his e-is why, in other articles of the decree, certain will be commenced shortly.

merchandise. For Honahalu-70 packagon. NAGASAKI ...... Mosers. The C. & J. Trading Co.

ployers, the plaintiff sa senior assistant should regulations are laid down to which, the colonists

A general mesting of the Banyo Railway Com obandise. For Acajutia-7 casca silke. KOBE-SAKA,, .Mossre. F. Walsh & Co.

The SECRETARY road a latter from the Co-have mentioned this, but still his omitting to will have to conform. The Government provides no pension for

Jonial Secretary with reference to the Board's do so was a trivial matter and socmed to have The English, our masters in colonisation, have pany was hold on the 21st durch, when the Fariams-10 bags rice, and 79 packages widow or children, and if a compassionate recommendation as to the proposed site for suno bearing on the case. It was suggested that adopted in the formation of their towns in Indisirceters laid before the shareholdera a report chandise. For Guayaquil-6 casos silke, an allowance is given in particular cases the epidemio Lupital, stating that Els Exosilenoy plaintif had boon guilty of serious misonduct a system of separate districts, the object being to upon the progress of the undertaking. Ameng cases merchandise. For Valparaiso amount is invariably small. A civil servant, the Governor would always be ready to restre with reference to a telegram about which he preclude the Earopan from too close and some other particulars we gathered that a large silke. For New York-79 balus rawak,

and give his best attradion to all suggestions hadde clandestino seguirius If a person fines troublesome vontact with the native. It

Tately Scun lauded from London, and will be opusequently, if he wishes to discharge lis; mušo by the Board on the subject, directly or in a subordinate paaition had gone secretly to appears to me that our neighbours Eave looked quantity of rails and 2,250 marks of cement have cases riw silk, and 7 enssa eilki. duly to his family, has to make due indirectly, of the public health.

sake enquiries about a tokegram sent by the at arly one side of this question. In fact, while sad on the section to Ohagade. The bill The PRESIDENT proposed that Committee firco that would be toient to justify lastant taking bygienio precautions, they have taken called Funanaks, which divides Hyogo Ken provision for the future, like other poople, be formed consisting of De. Cautlis the origina dismissal but he (his Lordship was satisfied precautions as regards the moral effects of this from Okayama Ken, will be pierced by a tun and neither justice not expediency rear of the action, the Registar-General-as-that no-suck-onquiries were raads, because Mr. contact. I have thought that it would be well, nel shout one mile in length, and the survey of quire that heshould be restricted in the pro-representative of the Chinose, and the Surveyor Stokes had aalled the telegraph clerk and the from the latter point of view as well as for the this diffeult pivos of work is already finished.

protection of our subjects against the illegiti General, who could give information as to what only question pat to him was whether soms 80-

month the Company received for passengers fares Older Malwa he fairly discharges bis daty to the state. It report on the subject.

telegram. The explanation of the plaintiff Eter the intter bave hitherto had for travelling 4,572.50 yen, and for freight 316.41 yen. It was Mr. FRANCIS Beconded and the motion was was that he wished to know if a letter that he amongst the Acpamitu villages and eateth-devided at the meeting to order from England Patna (New) is self-evictent that a man could not cultive

had sent would arcive before the tologram. Al- ing themselves in the interior of the colony 15,000 caske of coment, 10 locomotives, sad the arried. a plantation and at the same time give bis .Mesars. Stresi & Ca,30 Cornaut | whole attention to the business of a Glorera apostor of Live Stock with rebrence to the to have spoken to Dr. Watts, about it, he was contains also temporary regulations relative to class, and 60 third class.

The SECRETARY roud a letter from the In- though perhaps the proper way would have been This is the object of the second article, which following earringes at plass, 19 second Mr. W. M. Wills, 151, Caunen Bt.ment offee, nor would the secretaryship or a sighiering of certain cattle which were thought satisfied that plaintiff did not make any improper the application of the new legislation.

I Lave also thought it right to vest in the Mr.L. H. Richy,56, Lac Lafayette, directorate of a public Company be more to be diseased. He stated that ba had offered enquiries. His view of the case had been very BEELD. Hildebrandt,111,Alatsndrinen

compensation to the owner if they would send in much strengthened by the defendant's witness, jocal authorities & certain right of control with TO THE DELTA person cared of deafziens Street.

compatible with the discharge of official their applications, but that they had refused to Mr. Ray, who said that in January, after con regard to the commersiel transactions of Baro- SAN F: N'co..Mr. L. P. Fisher, 21, Merchants duties. The Government is therefore fully do so.

altation with the managers, he osma to the pains with antives. It is standalous to see, as and noises in the head of 23 yeses' standing Exchange.

The VICE-PRESIDENT said he thought that if conclusion that the plaintiff should go, that is the case, men who can hardly road, making by simple remedy, will send a description of it NEW ....Mr. A. Wind 21, Fark Row, justified in probibiting rusk engagements to the owners did not care to apply for compensas matters ware not going smoothly, and it was de fram ten to fiftown thousand francs a year, while free to any person who applies to Nicholson, 21.

Daily Free Offos, January, 1889,

its employd, but to sbaplutely, probibit tian, the matter endad.

olded to dismiss him under sige 7 of the agree the most fortunate officials, of much superior Belford Square, London, W. C., England. (498

MELIO NE...Messrs. Norton, Hargrave & Co. fitable employment of his capital, so long as Rites were available, mul that they be asked, to | quirios El not beon made by the plaintiff about, conto enterprim of Baropeans, to curtail the faci. During the first fifteen days of the oarrent}

BRIKRA LONDO

LONDO

LOND

Loano LONDO PARIS

......Metres. Gorden & Goltsh.

Mossrs. John Haddon & Co.,

Mr. F. Alger, Cleannt's. Lane,

3 & 4, Fluaverio St., Flea Bl

Mesure. Bates, Hendy & Co.

014-Malwa m

Benares (New)

$600 per pieul, alloe

12 to 28 catt

b

8610 per pioul, alioe 12 to 98 catt 35471 to $550 por shost.

520 to 6 Exchason OF LOSION.-

Telegraphic Transfer Baur Bills, on demand Book Bills, at 30 days' sight Bank Blila, 814 mon the sight Credits, at 4 months' sight Documentary Blila, at 4 months