It is reported, that the Pioneers at Gnatong have started for Chumbi, where they are to pass the winter, and the recall of the guns has been countermanded.
Looting has been practically stopped in the Ganjam distici, large numbers of rioters having heen arrested; some rain has fallen there, but far from enough.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1888.
usual salute, the Volunteers and a detachment of Sikhs forming guards of honor; many ladies and gentlemen assembled to bid their Excel- lencies farewell.
A Gazette. Extraordinary publishes a pro- gramme for the reception of the new Viceroy, Lord Lansdowne, who is expected to arrive at Aden on the tweath-seventh inst., and in Bombay on the third December; his arrival at Calcutta
LONDON, November 13th.
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LATE TELEGRAMS.
LONDON, October 30th. A report has been rereived from the Congo to the effect that Mr. 13. M. Stanley and all the members of his expedition for the relief of Emin Pasha, racept two, were massacred,
In connection with the request for the recall of Sir Lionel Sackylile West, it is stated that Mr. Bayard, United States Secretary of State, had a feciing of irritation against the British Minister, as he believed that the latter had deceived him during the recent conference at Washington respecting the attitude of England on the Samoan question.
The libel action brought by Mr. Pamell against the Times in the Scotch Courts is to be limited to the question of the letters attributed to Mr. Parnell, but which he asserts are fargeries.
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It is stated that Mr. O'Brien has induced Lord Kenmare's tenants to adopt the plan of campaign. The Emperor William of Germany, formally laid the last stone of the Hamburg Harbour Works yesterday, amidst great enthusiasm.
Great irritation is manifested by the, German Press against France in consequence of an assertion made at Nancy by M. Meribel, that a war of revenge against Germany would not be much longer delayed.
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Sir Charles Warren has resigned the Com- missioner-ship of the London Police, in con- sequence of being reproved by Mr. Matthews, the Home Secretary, for publishing an article in Murray's Magasine.
Mr. William Redmond has been imprisoned under the Crimes Act, but has been released owing to ill health.
MR. PARNELL'S SCOTTISH ACTION.
the relevancy. It is putting rather a great test upon me to disclose any case so that my friend may amend his record,
Lord Kinnear.-The record is closed, and I want to know whether there is really a question
felevancy, in order to determine whether I am to send the case to the procedure roll,
Mr. Murray.—I will tell your Lordship on the distinct understanding
Lord Kinnear- make no understanding with anybody.
Mr. Murray. No, my Lord, of course not will sour Lordship, but with my friend. The point is this:-The only averment of publication is that the newspapers are sent by post to persons ii. Scotland, and thus, says the pursuer, the news. paper is published in Scotland. According to my view that is an irrevelant averment of publication. In the same way as to the funds arrested. What my friend sets forth is that under the English Act, 44 and 45 Vic, which provides for the registration of newspaper proprietors - for certain purposes, he says that in respect of that Act, Mr. Walter has right to the sums which are due by these parties. That, again, I say is
will find it gives no such right,
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day, October 27th, Lord Kinnear had set down for adjustment of record the action by Charles Stewart Parnell, Avondale, county Wicklow, Ireland, M.P., ngainst John Walter, proprietor of The Times newspaper and residing at 40, Upper Grosvenor-street, London W.; and George
Mr. Murray. Not necessarily before, for the Edward Wright, printer and publisher of the said Timer newspaper, against whom arrest-only way in which my friend says the funds ments had been used ad fundandam jurisdic- have been arrested is that funds due to Mr. tionem by virtue of letters of arrestment signeted Walter in his capacity of registered proprietor 1tb of August, 1888. The pursuer concludes under the Act 44 and 45 Vic. have been arrested. for £50,000 as damages for alleged libel, and is your Lordship goes to 44 and 45 Vic, you will represented by Mr B. Bfour, QC., M.P., find that it gives no such right, it merely regis Mr. Asher, QC, M.P., and Mr. Strachan, ters: him for perfectly different purposes, and. advocates. The defenders are represented bytherefore, I say I am not met with any distinct Mr. J. P. B. Robertson, C., M.P, Lord averment at all that any funds have been ST. Advocate for Scotland, Mr. Mackintosh, Dean arrested. Secondly, also as to the publication, of Faculty, and Mr. A. Graham Murray, even taking publication, we deny the publication advocates.
as a source of jurisdiction at all.
Mr. Strachan.-We are ready to close the record now in this case.
Lord Kinnear. What else do you propose to-day?
Mr. Strachan. I move your Lordship to allow a proof of our averments in regard to jurisdiction; but I believe my friend wants it to go to the procedure roll.
Mr. Murray.-I want it to go the procedure roll, as I certainly wish to raise the question as jurisdiction any of her pursuer's averments of jurisdiction. As your Lordship knows, we thought there should be a reversal, but your Lordship took another view, 1 think it right to point out that the alterations made by my friend are very considerable. I am not complaining of that. It is entirely within his right, but I think it is right to point out to the Judge who closes the record the nature of the alterations. Among other very considerable alterations, my friends have deleted entirely all complaint of the statement which we have made that the pursuer supplied Frank Byme with funds to escape from justice.
Lord Kinnear-That is now struck out. Mr. Murrey Yes, it is no longer said that it it untrue, or false, or malicious..
Lord Kinnear. That relieves the record of one question,
Lord Kinnear.-Mr. Strachan and Mr. Bal. four, these points being raised I suppose the case must go to the procedure roll
Mr. Balfour.Very well; certainly. Lord Kinnear accordingly sent the case to the procedure roll.
The pleas in law for the pursuer are —ĭ. The defenders are subject to the jurisdiction of this Court (1) in respect of the publication of the said newspaper in Scotland; and (3) in respect of the aforesaid arrestments, 2. The pursuer is entitled to have the case tried in this Court in respect that, having regard to the position and residence of the parties and the nature of the questions involved, it is the most suitable con- venient forum. for the trial thereof. 3. The defenders, having slandered the pursuer is con- descended on, he is entitled to damages as con- cluded for.
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The pleas in low for the defenders are :--1. No jurisdiction. against either defender. Foruen non conveniens, 3. The statements of the pursuer are irrelevant and insufficient, in law to support the conclusion of the summons. 4. The statements made by the Attorney. General in the action of "O'Donnell s. Walter." being by the law of England privileged, Z ETLAND Mr. Murray.Yes, of one question in one view and "giving no claim for damages, no aerian of it, but why I want to go to the procedure roll
can lie in respect thereof. 5. So far as the is, that I shall certainly contend that there is no articles, complained of are contained in the relevant averment of jurisdiction against the report of the said trial of law of “O'Donnel! defenders here at all. The only other point to Walter," they are privilegert hy the law of LODGE will be held in FREEMASONS which I think it right to call your 'Lordship's the country where the publication therent attention in closing the record, is where the took place, and no action lies in respect statements of the defenders are not met at all.thereof. 6. The articles complained of being
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November ist, Mr. Vizetelly, the London publisher, has been fined ice for publishing an English translation of the works of M. Emile Z-la, the French novelist. Proceedings were taken on the ground My friend has just put a general denial against fair comment on matters of public interest Visiting Brethren are cordially invited.
that the works in question were obscene.
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Cardinal Newman is reported to be suffering
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The Parnell Commission continued its sittings to-day, but the proceedings were of no special importance, and the Commission adjourned until Tuesday next.
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The angul municipal elections just concluded have proved favourable to the Conservative Party.
The Right. Hon, E. Stanhope, Secretary for War, states that the British army is now being rapidly supplied with the best magazine rifle tü existence,
November 8th,
The Parnell Commission have been occupied this week chiefly in hearing evidence connected with outrages and murders.
CAIRO, November 9th.' General Grenfell has visited Sunkin, and has decided that it is imperative to further reinforce the garrison there.
The Daily Telegraph states that a Committee of the Cabinet hive decided that an increase to the Navy is necessary, and that Gavernment will present to Parliament proposals to build eight ironclads, twenty cruisers, and a number of torpedo vessels.
PARIS, November toth.'.
M. de Freycinet, speaking in the Chamber of Deputies, said it was useless to expect any reduce tion in the extraordinary budget of the war mlulstry, and fold the Chamber they must rather be prepared to make an exceptional effort to secure the defence of the country.»
ROML, November roth. The Italian Government has ordered two men-of-war to the East Coast of Africa to co operate in the blockade there.
PARIS, November rath, cl In an outspoken speech made by the Marquis Breteuil at Marseilles, he said the Royalists in France would give, their support to General Boulanger, because he represents the demand for a change, and that being effected, the nation must then choose as to its fature form of
MADRID, November 11th Great demonstrations of students intermixed with Republican agitators took place here throughout to-day against Senor Canoras and other. Conservative leaders. The carriage of Senor Canovas was stoned by the mobasit passed through the streets; the mob plidmately dispersed, without any fighting taking place.
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the whole statement of facis. Probably, I am not entitled to force him to do more than that, but there are two pointed averments of English Law, which are facts as your Lordship knows, and as to these he takes no notice whatever..
Mr. Strachan. They are fully met. Lord Kinnear. The only question upon that will arise when issues are adjusted, if the jurisdiction la sustained.
Mr. Murray. I do not see that the avetments of English law are met. Your Lordship sees that the various things complained of are in a seme. is no difference between the English law and what different position, So far as I know, there Scottish law as to what is cailed a fair comment, and there is no difference, of course, na to state- ments in articles in a newspaper; but there may be differences between the two laws-I do not
say whether there are or not, as I think it un- the two laws as to the responsibility which arises necessary-there may be differences between
from the statement of à counsel in Court and from the report of a trial; and as the wrong done here, if it was done, was done in England, it is necessary, of course, for us to aver what the, English law is upon the subject-namely, that it gives rise to no action. Now, I should have thought in the ordinary course of piradings that my friend would have admitted that my statement of English law was correct or would have denied for the purposes of these pleadings a statement. It, of course the statement of English law being of fact.
Mr. Strachan.-The only question of English law is as to the writ taken out in England. That matter is fully answered and dealt with ori
record.
Mr. Murray.-You know perfectly well what I am referring to. I am not referring to that.
Mr. Strachan If you are referring to the speech of the Attorney-General
Mr. Murray.Yrs.
Mr. Strachan. No question of law can possibly arise in regard to that, because the case stands in this way. We allege that the Attorney- General, in the course of his speech on the instructions of the defenders, made certain state.. ments in regard to certain letters, and that these letters were afterwards reported in The Times Now, I perfectly concede so far, that if it had 'slood shere I would have had no ground to complain of the Attorney-General's speech. because it would have been privileged ; but what we complain of is, "that The Times in its own leading articles adopted every one of these, what we call slanderous statements, and undertook to prove them. 2).
Lord Kinnear. In short, Mr. Strachan, when you come to take your isque, your issue will not be upon what was said by the Attorney-General or on what was reported as having taken place at the trial, but your issue will he upon what was said in leading articles in The Times,
Mr. Strachan-Exactly so, my Lord.. Lord: Kinnear.Then as to the averments upon which the plea of jurisdiction is founded, I suppose the only question you propose to send to
proof is whether funds belonging to the defenders
have or have not been attached.
Mr. Strachan, That Is one ground. There is another ground of Jurisdiction, the publication of The Times newspaper in Scotland. We intend to put it on both grounds,
Hongkong, 24th November, 1888..
of the defenders concerning the pursuer being ST. JOHN true, the defenders are entitled to ahantvitor. 8. The averments of the pursuer being unfounded in fact, the defenders should be asspilxied.
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