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Telegrams.

'HONGKONG TELEGRAPH”.

SERVICE.

PRINCE CHEN.

IN JAPAN.

[By! sourlisy, of the “Shoung_Pe"]

Yokohama, 9th July, Prince Chen paid a. visit to Ha kone on the 8th inst. and after a stay of a few days he will start op his return journey to China on the 18th inst

TUNGKUANSHAN CONCES- SION.

HONANESE INDIGNATION.

"[By courtesy of the " Sheung Po."]

Peking, 9th July.

Liang Tun-yen, president of the Waiwapu, has had a conference with the representatives of the Pe king Syndicate at his own residence.

He recommends to the Grand Council to deal with the case judi- ciously, by not yielding to the pros- sure of the people, lost the suscepti bilities of Groat Britain be offended.

·

PRATAS IS. QUESTION. WEI-HAN APPOINTED COM- MISSIONER,

[By curley of the " Sheung-Po")

Peking 9th July. Vicoroy Chang Jen-chun has tele graphed to the Central Government that Tuotai Wai-han, director gene ral of the Canton-Kowloon Railway (Chinese section, has been appointed Chinese Commissioner to confer with the Japanese Consul, Mr. Sogawa, on the Pratas Island question.

CHINA AND RUSSIA, ENVOY IN ST. PETERSBURG. [By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]

Peking. 9th July,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY JULY 17 1900.

CHINESE STUDENTS.

PREFERENCE TO AMERICAN-BORN

CHINESE.

[By courting of "Tha"{ Shoung_Pa,"] {

Peking, 11th July

The President of the Board of Education is in favour of selecting Chinese boys resident in America for education there.

CHINA AND AMERICA. -

LOANS FOR NAVAL REORGAN- ISATION.

[By courtesy of the "Săcung Po."}

Peking, 11th July,

It is rumoured that President Taft is willing to make loans to Chins for the reorganisation of her Navy.

The Grand Councillors have tele.

graphed to Wu Ting-fang, Chinese if the rumour is well founded, Minister to Washington, to ascertain

:

THE WAIW UPU.

DENOUNCED BY CENSORS.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]

Peking, 12th July.

The Censors have denounced the

members of the Waiwupu for being in sympathy with foreigners.

CHIELI OFFICIALS.

DENOUNCED BY NA TUNG.

[By courtesy of the" Skiung Po."]

Peking, 12th July. Acting Viceroy Na Tung bas denounced several Taotais in the Chibli Province to the great joy of the gentry and people.

STUDENTS FOR AMERICA:

SELECTION TO BE MADE.`- [By courtesy of the "Sheung Fo."]

Peking, 12th July.

HUPER

THREATENED, FLOOD.,

[By courtesy of the " Sheing Po"]:

Hupeh, 18th July.

The river has risen over thirty Chinese feet.

The people became panic-stricken. Precautions have been taken to

guard against inundation.

LEGATION GUARDS.

THE BRITISH CONTINGENT.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po"}

Peking, 18th July. The British Admiral at Weihai- wei has notified the Waiwupu that, although other Powers have with- drawn their Legation Guards, Great Britain is unable to do the same for the reason that the Guards must be

with: Miceroy Ghang Jen-chun by, telegram for a meeting at Shanghai or Nauking for the purpose of conferring on pending matters of Importance

WEFHALWEI

QUESTION OF RETROCESSION;" "[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po.""]

Peking, 14th July.

Macao's Delimitation.

MUZZLING THE HEUNGSHANESE.

A PRECAUTIONARY. PROCLAMATION,

[From Our Own Correspondent.]

Cantos, 9th July,

H.E, KO YO-HIM,

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INNER AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE, HE: Ko Ya-him was) entertained to dia- Zoér ál Government House last Thursday night. The following were invited to meet the distin gulshed official-kppoisted-to-conduct the negotiations for the delimitation of Macan

To prevent uanecessary interference, by the Mr. S. W. Tao, Mr. Chau Siu-ki, Mr. Kwok Yik- people of Heangahan ly his mission in connecting. Mr. Yong Him-pong, Me, Li-hing, Mr. Chiu U-tin, Mr. Li Yau-chun, Mr. Lau Yam taun, The British Minister in Peking bas stated tion with the negotiations with the Portuguese Mr. Laure Pai-chi, Mr. Ho’Fook, Mr. Lau' Chu Commissioner over the Macao delimitation lak, Mt. Wei-Yuk, Dr. Ho Kai, Mr.G. T. Lloyd, question, H.E. Ko Ya Him, the Chinese Im 'perial Delimitation Commissioner, has issued a proclamation, through the Heungshanmagis trate, forbidding the people from crenting any disturbances during the progress of the nego

that, in the event of Wei-hai-wei, being retro- ceded to China, the garrison at Wei hai-wei and the squadron will be sent to some Treaty port for protection of British subjects.

[T20 pregoing telegrarwis printed, for what it is worth.-Edy H;K.T!], AN OFFENDING JOURNAL BIR JOHN JORDAN'S REPRE SENTATION.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung-Pa3]

Peking, 14th July.

In consequence of an article appearing in the Renk Fonewspaper, concerning a maining concession in the Honan Province, the Bri-

to the Walwúpu.

retained for the protection of British dish Midister has addressed representations subjects.

TUAN BANG DENOUNCED, AN INCREDIBLE ALLEGATION.

[By countery of the" "Sheung _Po."}

Peking, 13th July.

The newly appointed Censor Wa Shi-king has denounced Viceroy Tuan Fang in very strong terms.

against the retiring Viceroy; the He has formulated twelve charges

principal allegation, is that H.E. Tuan Fang bas misappropriated the Korg Wai Relief Funds to the extent of over a million tarls.

When the Prince Regent read the memorial he became astounded.

1IEH LIANG. APPLICATION TO RETIRE..

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."

Peking, 13th July. Tieh Liang, president of the Mi- nistry of War, has applied for leave to retire from the service; but the Prince Regent has refused to accept his resignation on the ground that his services will be required in car

out reforms.

A telegram has been received The Waiwupu submitted a memorying from Tai Hung tze. special Envoy,rial on the 10th inet. wherein it is stated that, in the coming autumn, -reporting-his-arrival-in-St-Peters-

burg and reporting that the Russians the Ministry will, in conjunction THE

with the Board of Education, select have accorded him a cordial recep- tion-and-that-he-will-return-to-and send students to America.

China as soon as his mission is con- cluded.

ADMIRAL LI CHUN. DENOUNCED BY A CENSOR. [By couriery of the “Sheung Po."

Peking-11th July, A certain censor has denounced Admiral Li Chun, commanding the South China naval forcos, for his alleged sympathy with a certain Frenchman.

The memorial denouncing Admi- ral Li and containing various proofs of the allegations has been pigeon- holed.

"SHANTUNG.

THE NEW GOVERNOR,

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Pa

Peking, 11th July. The new Governor of Shantung, Shun Po-ki, will start for his post

"on the 15th inst.

WAIWOPU.

THE PRESIDENTS, RESIGNATION,

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po.""]

Peking, 11th July, Liang Tun-yen, president of the Waiwupu, has decided to tender his resignation owing to the numerous difficulties he has met with, in con- ducting negotiations with foreigners. THE BRITISH SQUADRON

A NORTHERN CRUISE.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]

Peking, 11th July.

The British Minister has applied to the Waiwupu for permission for certain cruisers to cruise around the waters of Hupeh.

The Walwupu has acceded to the request and has telegraphed to the Governor of Hupeh to accord the British Squadron a cordial recep

CHINA AND RUSSIA.

THE SPECIAL ENVOY,

courtesy of the "Sheung Po"]

* Peking, 11th July.

TIBET.

PROMOTING INDUSTRIES. [By courtsey of the "Shrung:Po"]

Peking, 12th July. The Ambans of Tibet-Lin, Wan and Chiu-huve submitted a joint memorial urging that Wu Kwok-lim and Cheung Yuk-nam be recalled to China for the purpose of devising means to promote industries in Tibet. An Imperial decree has been issued sanctioning this recommendation,

TUAN HANG,"

DEPARTURE FOR PEKING.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po.")

Poking, 12th July,

It is reported that Viceroy Tuan Fang will start for Peking on the 10th inst.; but he has not made up his mind whether he will travel vin Hankow or Shanghai. -BOARD-OF-EDUCATION.

PRESIDENT'S CONTEMPLATED"

RESIGNATION.

By courtesy of the Sheung Po"]

Peking 12th July.

The President of the Board of Education was to have resigned, but owing to the Prince Regent's per- sussion he was induced to cancel his leave of absence and has since resum-

ed his duties:

GOVERNOR OF SHANTUNG.

ARRIVAL AT TIENTSIN.' ..

[By couriery of the "Sheung Põ"}

Peking, 12th July. --- The new Governor of Shantung has already arrived at Tientsin on- his way to Shantung.

SHANGHAI TAOTAL

INVESTIGATION IN ABEYANCE. [By courtesy of the "Sheung "Po."]},

Peking, 12th July.

Viceroy Tuan Fang, has not yet reported on the allegations preferred against Tsai Nai-huang, the Shang

Tal Hung-tze, who proceeded on a hai Tsotai.

THE MALWUPU. PRESIDENTS' DIFFICULTIES, [By courtesy of the "Sheung Po.")

Peking, 18th July.

+

The President and Vice-Presidents

The Foreign Ministry has asked the Board of Civil Affalds to take the matter up.

* VÍCEREGAL TRANSFER.

PROVINCIAL OFFICIALS.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung "Po."]"

Peking, 14th July...

The Grand Council has telegraphed to Viceroys Yuan Shu fun, Tuan Fang, and bers of their staff upon their transfers to Chang Jen-chun not to lake with them unnecessarily subordinate officials as mem Dew posts.

PRINCE CHEN, DEPARTURE FROM

courtesy of the "Show","

·Po...

Peking, 14th July.

Prince Chen left Kobe on the 13th inst. for Ticatsin.

MACAO'S DELIMITATION PRINCE REGENT'S CONCERN.

[By courtsay of the “Sheung Po."]

Peking, 15th July, The Prince Regent takes a keen interest to the matter of the delimitation of the boundaries of Macao.

clatiobs

CHINESE COMMISSIONER'S RETURN.

COMMENCEMENT OF DELIBERATIONS IN SIGHT.

*gth inst..

In accordance with his arrangements H. E. Ko Yu-him, the special Chinese Commissioner for the delimitation of Macao, arrived in the Colony from Canton last night by the French steamer Paul Beau. Hii Excellency is accom panied by his suite),

The deliberations of the Commission were unavoidably delayed owing to the Chinese Com- missioner's ceremonial visit to Casten to tender congratulations to Viceroy Chang Jen-chun on the latter's promotion to the Linng Kiang Vice. royally. Just when the first sitting of the Com. mission will be kald, it has not yet bsan decided; It is a fair presumption that it will not be long before the respective delegates meat in solemn conclave in order to reach a solution of the vexed problem to the mutual satisfaction of the two patioon that have lived in perfect amity for over three centuries.

Mr. D. R. Law, Mr. Harris, Mr. E. C. Blanch flower. Mr. G. Clementi, Mr. P. N. H. Jones, Mr. W. J. Gressen, Mr. Murray Stewart Mr. A. W. Brewin, Sir Henry Berkeley, Commodore Lyon, Mr. R. O. Hutchison, Mr. P. P. J. Wode- house, and Mr. A..G. M. Fletcher..

KILLED ON SEABOARD.

BOILERMAKER, ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED MURDER,

Toth inkt Information has been received by the police at Shau-k-wan of what turned out to be a cASS of murder, as the result of an misault which. took place in the Quarry Bay Shipyard yester day afternoon.

A man, giving the name of Wong Yuk, Sheung, a bollermarker, residing at 18, Second Street, West Point, la under arrest, and be was charged in the Police Court, this morning, with the murder of another boilermaker, name Weng I Man.

The boltermakers were engaged attending to certain repairs on board the scamer: Hang Chow, which is ju dock_A quarrel_arose-be- tween them, over some trivial malter—a' gains bling debt, it was stated, and it is alleged that Wong Yuk Sheang struck the other man on the head, with a hammer which This afternoon. Senhor D. Cinatti, Assistant be held in his hand during the dispute. Portuguese Commissioner, called on I.E. KoThe assaulted man collapsed to the deck, and Yo, im, at the latter's residence in "Gleusaly"

was removed to the Government Civil Hospl. buildings,

tal, where be expired Inter, the result of a fractured skull, ...

COMMENCEMENT OF 'DELIBERATIONS,

DATE FIXED.,

14th inst

"

His alleged assailant was prosecuted by in- spector Collett, and the case was adjourned.

COOLIE SMUGgling trade.

THE PUISNE JUDGE'S DECISION. His Honour Mr. Justice.Gomperts, presiding in the Summary Jurisdiction Court, yesterday morning, gave his reserved decision.in.the.casela.. whicha trader named Yan Yuen, of12b, Queen's Road Central, sued one Tam Ha Wai and the Hop Hing Wlog firm, of 5. Jubiles Strast, to

With the return of H.E. Ko Ya' Him,' the Special Chinese Commissioner, from Canton yesterday, the delegates to the Conference for the delimitation of the boundaries of Macao have fixed the date for the first sitting. We learn authoritatively that the Commissiouers will commence their deliberations, which are to be conducted in private, to-morrow after-recover the sum of $551, money due on a pro noon at half-past two o'clock. ...

missory note, dated roth January, 1909, money alleged to have been paid down for the smug gling of coolies Into American ports,

The report which we were the first to publish of the meeting place of the Conference is now officially confirmed. The commissioners will hold their sittings in a private apartment, which has been fitted up with all the appointments and conveniences in keeping with the dignity the Yesterday His Imperial Highness ordered Conference and of its distinguished members, the Grand Councillors to direct Commie-tuart," Caine Road; the private residence siquer Ko Yu-him to report by telegram from Brazilia Hongkong.

of Seubor JJ. Leiria, Consul for Portugal and day to day regarding the progress of the Conference.

CANTON VICEROYALIY.. INSTRUCTIONS TO YUAN SHU-FUN. {By courtesy of ike" Shaung-Po."]

Peking 15th July,

of the Waiwupu bave presented a Tha Grand Council har, wired to H.E. memorial pointing out the difficulties Yuan Shu fun, Viceroy designate of the two they have encountered in their interKwang, to proceed to Canton without delay. course with Foreign Powers; and that the gentry and people have been in the habit of criticising their actions.

The memorialista urge that in future all matters concerning foreigh affairs should, in the first instance, be discussed by the Deliberative Assem blies of the respective Provinces concerned before being submitted to. the Waiwupu.

VICEROY CHANG.

DEPARTURE FROM CANTON.

(By courtesy of the Sheung Po")":

Shanghai, 14th July,

TUNGKUANSHAN MINES. WAIWUPU HARRASSED. [By courtsny of the "Shaung Po.")"

* Peking, 15th July, In view of numerous criticisms by the people, the Wairupu is exercising its best

endeavours with a view of getting back the Tungkuanshan Mining Concession.

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* "MAN OVERBOARD."

ADVENTURE ON THE "ON SANG " ON THE HIGH.SEAS.

13th insi, While the Indo-China Steam Navigation Colla stiamer On Sang was ploughing her way to Hongkong from Java the other day one of the Chinese Bremen, a man named Yau Cheung, made so atempt to put an end to his life.

The On Sang (Captain E. S. Woolley) left Java on the sed fustant with a cargo, of sugar bound for ibis port. On the morning of the 6th, the cry of Man Overboard" was raland. Mr. James Campbell, the chief officer, rushed to the side of the vessel, and recognised one of the firemen struggling in the water,

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The sex was wary calm, and a life buoy was thrown to the man, who refused to take ad stopped, a life boat wait time the vessel er

was launched, and the fire- man was rescued-cons the worse for his ad. venture...

The motive for the man's act is not known, but it is, supposed his mind is unbalanced, Early in the morning he was seen sitting on the focale head in a contemplative mood. Then he was seen to rise, and the next minute the man had sprung over the side..

YUAN SHIH-KAI AND THE CHIHLI MUDDLE..

(By courtesy of the " BAsung Po"]

Peking reth July, Acting Viceroy Na Tuog bus submitted a memorial to the Throne urging that Yuan Shih-kai be ordered back to Tientsin to set-placed under medical observation, and the case

the financial muddle of the Province. THE PEKIN SYNDICATE:

SUGGESTION FOR OFFICIAL'S DISMISSAL.

When the On Sang reached port yesterday | the freman was handed over to the Water Police. This morning, when charged before Mr. F. A. Haseland, he was ordered to be

A telegram has been received by the Chi.th na Merchants' Steam Navigation Co. from

the Board of Reorganisation at Canton to the effect that Viceroy Chang Jen-chup will leave Canton for Nanking on the 20th fast.

The telegram asks that a special' steamér be despatched to Canton to convey . H.E. -Chang to the North.

In compliance with the telegraphic des patch, the C. M. S. N. Co. has decided to place thelia. Zaishun at His Excellency's service.

NANKING VICEROYALTY. GRAND COUNCIL'S CONCERN.

[By courtesy of the Shaung Po3]

Peking, 14th July, The Grand Council has telegraphed to Viceroy Chang Jen-chun to start for Nanking before the end of this month so that he may

assume duties on the agth init.

A telegram to the same effect has also been despatched to Viceroy Tuan Fadg urging him to proceed by the end of this

mobo.

TUAN-SHIH-KATS PRO- TEGES.

DENOUNCED BY NA TUNG. [By Courtity of the "Sheung P&"]

Peking, 14th July. The other day. Acting Viceroy NA: TUBE denounced Tsotsi Kei Chung-wei and Tab tal Wong Shi-yuen who were appointed to their posts by Yuan Shih-kal.

[By courtesy-of-the “Sheung Po.");

Honan, 13th July,

The Governor of Ronan Province has hemorialised the Throus suggesting the amissal of Young King-shun at the official ho signed the mining agreement with certain Company [7 Pekin Syndicate without

uthority.

TYPHOON WARNINGS.

The following telegrams were received: from de Manila Observatory at the American Cob-

late General

rath July, 1959, at nŋop.!

......

1. p.m.

At 11 am Oyelone or typhoon East of Luzon Hôre thần' god miles' distant, direction' un-

ow

13th July, ako'.md.j 1'9ʻmis." Oyclone or typhoon Last of Nonher Juzon lake than 300 miles distant moving N.W. Noos, Orcions or typhoon crossing Northern uson Moving W‚N.W; or N.W. At 5p.m. Cyclone or typhoon W. N. W. of Aparri moving W. N. W.

14th July, 12.05 a.m.. At 11, Lim, Cyclóba or typhoon over N. CHILA as moving. W.N.W.

was remanded.

THE MAKING OF TYPHOONS.

A BEASONABLE TOPIC.

Apropos of the recording of the first typhoon of the season (somewhere near Haiphong) The Union giver an interesting account of how a Typhoon is formed.

this cass very shortly as follows:-The plain- His Lordship said:-1 can state the facts of tiff snes to recover $652, being balance due on a promissory note for $731, which parports to have been given by the defendant in respect of money lent. The plaintiff gave in evidence very circumstantial details of the alleged loan, transaction. The defence is, inter alia,, that there was no money-legt, but that the lastru. ment was given to secure the payment_of_a_ balance owing, in respect of contracts to tea two Chinese into the United States of America. It is urged that this was an agreement for the performance of an act which involved the viola. tion of the law of a friendly atate, and was, therefore, an illegal, or at any rate, an invalid contract, unenforceable at law and in respect of which no llability could accrue may say and that I do ballave that of the defendant, at at once that I do not accept the plaintiff's story suy rats with respect to the alleged contideta. tion. I must then consider the adequicy of this defence.

This Court hat, of course, no judicial know- ledge of the law of a foreign country, Bet evidence was given by the gentlemen perform- ing the duties of Consul-General of the United States in this Golony, which sathfied me that under the Statutes dealing with immigration the exception of members of certain special into the United States of America, Chinese, with classes, are forbidden to enter the country.

Breach of the law is punishable with fos and imprisonment. "Now, on the evidence, I find that the 'men in respect of whom those agree. ments were sutered fata were not 'members of any exempted class; that they could only enter the United States in breach of the provisions of Immigration Law, and that it was fully un derstood by all parties to the agreement that this was the case.

I am led to this conclusion by, intar alla, the language of the docoments which were put lu, and by the very high price, 51,050 a head to be paid for passage money for men who were not going first class. Are then their con tracts either illegal or invalid by the law of this... Colony? Now, the contracts were entered into in Hongkong, Payment was to be made part- ly in America. The performance of the con tract by the plaintif took place in America when the emigrants were landed there.

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There is, of course, nothing in our law to forbid Chinese landing in America or anywhere else. It seems quite clear, therefore, that these contracts are not illegal by the law of Hong- kong. Are they then invalid? Now, the law on the subject is enunciated by Mr. Dicay-- Conflict of Laws, page 553, rule 148, at follows:

The expebilst validity of a contract li, sub. fect to the exceptions hereinafter mentioned, governad indirectly by the proper law of the contract."

It begins in. a very small way. The day, is exceedingly hot and the atmosphere growing heated, expands and rises. As this hat col ume of air, rises, colder air rushes in on all sides to take its place and as the heated air continues to ascend, it cools and then presses down on the air under it, forcing the latter to rush in more rapidly to take the place of the recently ascended hot air. The ascending column of air, being acted upon by the aur's I will assume that the proper law bern is the rays, increases its velocity and circumference law of Hongkong. Mr. Dicey berr given Cer- and, in a short tinin, it is several miles in diametain exceptions to the general rule formulated fer and rushes upwards at increased speed, above. The third exception is as follows:- Then the in-rushing air commences to revolve, A contract, whether lawful by its proper law and the diameter keeps on increasing till the or not, is in genera! Invalid in so far as (1) the rotary motion extends perhaps a thousand or performance of it is unlawful by the law of the more miles in circumference.

country where the contract is to be performed At frst the commotion has been almost (ex lod solutionis); or (2) the contract forms stationary. Now it sutains two motions, one part of a transaction which is unlawful by the round its axis and the other along a course in law of the country where the transaction is to which the typhoon commits great havoc. So take place it in-suggested by the learned long as there is no obstacle in the way, the author that probably this exception does not .course of the typhoon is pretty regular, but apply to any contract made with view when. It reaches land, it is liable to be due to the violation of the revenue laws of fected or broken up, though a marinar knows that when he faces the wind in all fly set forming part of the Bri

tish Dominions. locality the centre of the typhoon is then 'eight Hat this suggestion need not be consider. points or so on his right, though in the South ad bere, as it is perfectly clad that om hemisphere it is on his left. In the cantra the laws of the United States with, re- of the typhoon there is a perfect calm, but the gard to the Immigration of Chinnie, are wind lacresses further out. Further out still, not in any sania, revanus laws, 1 CHINAMAN was arraigned before Mr. J. R. it will not be so bad.

Now, the contract being to land persons in country food, in the Polios Court, last Wadnakday, and

Au Instrument callad a barotyTonometer bai where the laws of that country forbid them to Starred on two counts of passing of counterfeit been laranted, which admirably servies: the he landed, it seems clear that the case falls com.cted. 13. Mis modus operandi was to visit e, And direction of the typhoon can be found,.

this is

an invalid contract in depicts would pay something to Tus Chinska policeman who, with another to enforce it, nor, on the other hand, steld

Hongkong. kapt by a woman, and angute (yuzini bu

That is to say, that the law cannot be invoked abad, for Which Loosest, Then, in the same breath, he would since absconded, assaulted a boatman on board damages becalmed in our Count for breach ask for another bad, and on being refused; br Bit junk, 41, Kannedy Town at the end of last of it. Similarly, although one party, hurr told there was not sacher to spare, he would month, and atempted to secure a bribe of Sa formed his part, he cannot was to recores the refuse to take the Ark bed, and on being rod in order conceal, the fact that gambling was consideration agreed to be paid, "Thkak të now fuseds or told there was not another to apare conducted on board, has been convicted, and obligation which the is will recoguls and wy monid teraka ko takajalla bed, and demand will, of course, be dismissed from the force, no consideration to found billig ab come

When ka recaired. Yesterday (9th inst), it will

3,9 pm.

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The Frince Regent has given instructions, wenty-cent places, on which chargse he wàs | purpose); for, by its ald, the countie position within Mr.. Dicey's third exception, and that

to Na Tung to deal with them severly

MEETING OF VICEBOYS. YUAN'S APPOINTMENT/WITH CHANG.

【By couriery of the " Sheng F9"] {

·Peking! 14th July, Yo his memorial/clining H.E. Vind Sha fun, Viejoy designäte

alacion to Bussia to return lille has left the matter to be dealt. thanks, has decided to return at the with by his successor, Viceroy Chadgar his appointment to Ad Liens

ECOLT/Paket that there was fund to for the assam FARORed, 40 sideration; therefore, for the Instrument“ raad

Impjinez, an un... I'must give judgment for the drui defende

constatfall twenty tanta piecas ;'J. R. Wood imposad an patra fins of 595 on the 'ant with costs,"

Villpped in his belbery chary, Mr. Lord Almada Oastro/ Mr. E A Almada e C

Tips mentesced him to three of Maskrs. Goldring, Barlow and Momall, nou d'Almada L. smith represented the purplanta

1 on such penat, making sine peared for the prosecution. The intone Wal: Mr Davidson) of adsters (Ma