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

w. Gnddadhur Byrs~ -eoorsed 10 .hs Esgl.ssmz5 OF
Criminal sessr,e, before Sir cnsr,es Jssksoo Kugn,
ine p1sone, VAS charged with re,eising sssnn nos
% a.SS' .upees, the property OF kssenssl s'sl1ea
the cashier O! Coo'es Of Ksteuisl S'nvo'Ah
epsr 70 the that the O,osse robbed Iss' De
cemyer OF notes amounting u 9l,o0o rupees, va
pIte being Of the number stoea Nsoin;nyader
Chose keeper OF flower SHOP end emoTysa ~ ssfy cy
the police, testified 70 negotiations between hi n
self and The prisoner, and RsmSnsh takoro, Hahm'n,
n which witness agreed TO buy tbs ,tntn nose oT aoS
rupees The transaction concluded q. the hocee OF
one Mu6dun, and Witnessed by Yuma, police
superintendent Lrdoha, dealer in oaun aof poh:s spy,
and several Others Of the poles who were rooosaed 10
the house for that plrpose Prisoners coi1se con oded
that the trumpet by the poie ihT les esxs
Of getting the reward and the pr,soSes rs' saaaissa
Tammsth Takoor had been arrested, bat The "aad Jury
refused TO ind bill agains. him
The came paper has the 70 10 wing fro Moussi' -
TWENTY FoUR PuRGuNsAHs CoURr.-(BS native re-
porter l-One Samuel Wssnngto Johnson va taken up
before Mr. jackson, the Magistrate OF the twenty Four
PSguunan. On css sS M as
after making the necessary investigation, fouud sufficient
proof Of the charge As he could no. psss sny sentence
such an OCCASION he committed the delinquent take
his trial before the Sessions Court rhs Sessions Ju ige
Mr. Lauour subsequently REFERRED the cuss 10 the Adj
tiona Sessions judge OF the division Mr. Jackson dad
the court laid down in regulation OF 1882 ia the trs
Of the suit rne Principal Saader kneeu aud Aiditiona
Principal Sudder Ameeo appointed ASSESSORS rney
examined witnesses and do ns.r opinion,
prescribed in section clause OF the ABOVE regulation
Mr. jackson found the charge OF very grave 4cser
and he nss therefore sent the proceedings 70 the Szamu
Adslu. for final order.
wetruat the N,zamut Adslut viii see justice done.
NEWSPAPER ADvEaTIsEMBNrs-A STRAY EDITOR.
The newspapers hardly a. we'll pA.ronzsd by ad.
verse's the American county pess The Cscutta and
Singapore papers contain numerous lie announce.
meats, advertisements Of aval s.oTes a., Among sEe
psrssnal sdvertisemen,s those Of gres, nun.
bers Of respectable European femsles,h who are
S sss.r Of opoorsunIes return 70 Sns.nd as
Here also abundance OF "Eogsh lsdiee" who are
anxious 70 teach muso French and drawing The follow.
aafgo knt,h rFv hn
interesting TO his friends In this country
THE PRES A gentleman Of liberal education at present
@ ss or II
Provinces or would accept In the meantime situation
- contributor sub editor. Tue advertiser has had
period he conducted Of leading and most SUCCESS
full ournss the Cuited states of America. He has also
been for many years connected With tossh ne wsospers
ana periosica!s Indan experience limited. extending
few months me highest referer 10 personal
character ard professional ability. Apply 70 the proprie
lore Of the Easl,sh,ndn.
CHINEsE aArTBRs-A WINDY PROCLAMATION
The Gong Kong Register contains accounts fsou the long
winded TAPPING rebellion IN the North rne imperial
troops appear 70 have suffered severely in several recent
encounters.
After the execution OF Chinese pirl.e at Hong Kong
chnamaD sentenced TO long term Of Imprisonment
to be hanged Also he too very bad course
this Reasonable reques: refused much 70 the djsap
missionary who recently made An inland tour reports
that on ore OCCASION be discovered trench dug around
the top ola bill, and inquired "Why p this trench dug
hereT' "Ohp' said the Chipsmsn, s'the hill ID high
enough and the trench dug TO p,even. growing any
higher" This discovery Is certainly peculiar to the mid
die Kingdom, the fowery land.
Woo, tptendant Of 500 sung tae Circuit &C., &c has
Neued proclamation, IN which he says
By the new treaty o! peace Of last year. respectable
are permitted after occurring passes TO travel
IN the interior; and this provision Of the treaty will
shortly come into operation. What sort OF business
will Il then be, IL the local opulRtons snoui every
foreigners? have heard moreover that there class
OF rude uniDor rustcs and of ignorant people, Who
obtevng tina. the foreigners language dress and appear
differ from therg frequently folio them ia Gro wds
TO LOOK ut them-sll shouting aud angling and calling
them outIandeh devils foreign devils or barbs-aus
bai the foreigners, bearing srch mes will pro-
voked ard resort TO blows, and both sides
ceve Injuries; while l, coumun Eat on Oh
matter Of the kind reaches this Intendan,y must have
the offending parties brought before tried and pun
ished. Such Affairs certain to prove Of the
tongue leading to trouble By ms native AMI foreign
merchants and people are regarded in and
the manner. And now, fearing that our
people may not be Of the gravity of matter
and may thus inadvertently fall into the net Of
pI exclamation Of instruction command For this rea
address proclamation to the military aud the
people OF the districts subject my uhory for their full
infor nation II necessary that shnald hear
that peaceful relations have been established bet
Chinese and foreigners. When you observe that the 70
yeIgnerg differ from yourselves in clothing and appear
fact that with every change Of region similar differences
pear and conduct assuredy contrary to the fonda
mental doctrine that you ahoud rea: others you would
be treated From the Issuing Of this proclamation let
masters Of families their wives daughters, servants
and that whenever they with Foreigners they
allowed TO name them nothing but foreigners, and
must not call them by such names - devil outandIsh
devil or barbarian.
All Of which must have proved immensely gratifying to
the "ouiside berbarians."