The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

ona law, did care for it. as they were not
Mole There Mr. Tuckerman partner Of the firm Of
was OF no avail the orders to the ble were o
seize Mr. Bucker where they could find him. and bring
MN to Hong Kong" So it DONE the seizure being eff
fected about noon Monday, the 2Sth of March Mr.
Buckler in the boat Of the baii landed at Hong Kong
on the morning Of the l9th March, and Immediately had
an interview With Mr. May at which time Mr. Buckler.
being tired nothing bout his being American but
expressed wish to go TO Sleep which the baf took
nim TO the City hotel Having slept off his fatigue he
was bailed and shortly afterwards the sheriff having
found out that he American cancelled the bad
bond and sted hi anew on another warrant ssned
unoer the same order as the previous Mr. Bucklcr
hen gave and paid the money he owed but by way of
teaching the sheriff aspect for the rights of foreigners
In Defence Mr. Pollard for the Sheriff. tried to stoo the
case by two legal objections First that the act IN ought
70 DC against Mr. Bockler in the supreme Court and that
before be could de anything, the action in tia. court
should be quashed by motion Second that Mr. Buck
Ter was not arrested by the present acting Sheriff. Mr.
May, but under the directions OF Sheriff. Mr. Mitchell
who left for Europe at p ~ on the 18th of March and
Mr.. Buckler arrested before that hour: bssides
winch MT Mitchell ha been paid the fees Of the
Both objections we're rverruled at the commence ent
Of the case, ano great deal Of time was expended
IN examining and cross examining SIR. Baakler and
attorney returned to the charge with his overrulsd
Objections and after very csssarly occupying the
Objection viz that no individual privileged from arrest
such as Peer o the Realm member OF Parliament
clergyman goilg to perform service Ac &C., had any
remedy for false arrest and imprisonment by the Sheriff
as all they could do bring the nstter before the
court when they would DO berty-the oniy excep
ton bel ne by statue the of and
their suite, who are duly registered And this exemption
from such actor given the Sheriff. on the ground
that he could not be expected know every privileged
person. The plaintiffs counsel the Attorney General
bad no common law defence to maze ne fell back on
the law OF nations and illustrated his position by saving
that II was exactly a. the Sheriff OF Miesex hal ar
rested Freich citizen in the streets of Paris
His IL rdship saio, however hard the la mipbt an
pear 1t was the the law So the turned out Of
conrt.
We have heard exception taken to the accuracy
OF ps report but the promised have not been
sent
THE REBELLION AND THE TEA DISTRICTS.
From the Overland China Mail Aux. 23l
We have very little in diligence about the rebels
and the rebellion In China. report very doubtful
authenticity has come from ShaDghae, that Pekn had
been taken or invested, by the rebels The rumor Ia
said t. haze originated with the Roman Catholic priests
and little credited
The Chief Of the rebel, Ia still at Nankn, but Il Ia
stated that bodies OF his followers making progress
north and westward, and have made rruption into
Nean kyu province in which green tea Ia largely oal
tvasd II l. also laid that they hold possession Of the
country Dear tbs Poyang lake, In kaDg thereby com
mandDg the water communication, by which they may
cut OF the main supplies Of tea. bat that they will do
we have thought probable There would be no
scarcity OF either tea silk, at reasonable rates II
foreigners had the money 70 buy Thorn, anything bet