The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-28

light, ana atDough 0red ana OF tGem
eny h they managed to reach the and escape
the Jungle Their ssmpau taken possession of and
found contain number Of articles taken from the CHINESE
carpenters. o. the morning OF June police jemsdar
sta.oned a. Bu5doo, while on duty ahoat in sampan
manned by six poems, fell IA With boat the Large
Red Gins containing Chinsnan, VINO stated that the
ed by two sampans which then ia sght proceeding
IN tie direction OF RHO Straits The police boa: imme
da.ey gave chase, and ABOUT eight O'Clock WITHIN
hail OF the praes but they would stop, the po
lice therefore upon them several times but without
elect The pirates then stood 1t bay, doubt thinking
thst The ammunition OF their sssaants was exhausted,
the police boat getting TO the pirate prahus hand
to hand alh. to,k place. ou as the pirases altogether
numbered sixteen the police were speedily erp0wered,
the eadar and three poems being Killed. and the other
three jumping and swimming to the The
pirates pandered the police boat and swsuped and then
proceeded Straits Of RHO Some Of the pirates
make Singapore ther headquarters, dspoSins OF their
plumber there, and spending tseT leisure III the opium
ssaps Sometimes they have the tensrity 70 bring
their captured vessels ana caeoes into the habor for
aae The dty two Chinese pirates captured by the Esk
tried st specia criminal session, all found guilty,
and sentenced TO to Bombay 70. various
terms. There four distinct acts Of piracy charged
sgkDst them In one case they had attacked Malay
pTahu, which resisted, but which the obliged
10 anahdon when the pirates got near enough TO throw
saaslots tnto her. They took 30 the wafer, ana al
so b 10 but man one 81 o ss
efecss about eight days after.
An EAST INDIAN MAGISTRATE ON TEE AMERICAN
MARINE.
A. The SAME special which the Chinese pirate
were yeo his lordshp the Recorder IN his charge
IVY, ieieireo case Of cutting and woundng board
me American ship Neptures Car lying In the roads, In
which the mate was dangerously purei but The mate.
la WITNESSES nayng sailed away, b:ll could be found
mark ~th some severity on sbe apparently low state Of
discipline on board the Of the American mercantile
here and In our neighborhood within com
rsraiively short period, and seemed 10 be or
opinion that nj. was probably i great par ..iousSe 70
the course OF conduct adoed BY The aud Officers
mot being OF kind 70 command he respect kindly feel
irss Of their men was mol by means Of horng, .cug,
eupg shot, brass knuckes cutasses and reviewers that
she discipline OF ship coaid be maintained, ana hs lord
shp hoped that the Of the Uo!d safes might
adopt some for improving their merchant
70 the respect The language frequently resored 70 By
nose whose Poeonr those OF gentlemen was oien
ve apo dlseuPrg 10 the extreme and ais nrdsnp cited
Al. ios'fucs OF from the deposors in tins cAse Thioh
Ger ably aloroed very startling and melancholy exam
PIE OF ole remark
JUSTICE IN INDIA
Jbs at nirietrason OF justice India Gcas LOT differ
snuah 10 1sodts cpsrnidi iram tie same thog 10 New
York. Az E ns u VIII be thas grgsl Tss5Als oftec
escape Az asTstion take mo oass Of ''tne Qaeen