Phe Assessor mentioned' that the vwurt had received a letter from tne Commissioner—of Foreign AMfuity, in which he sai that he sud received ineteuetion® from the Swit Governor of Kiangew to write the Court saying. that defendant guilty nnd that the charges att hin should be dismissed Mr. Prevtor—Curried unanimous-
Kiangse had the right to interfere Auth the administration of the Mixed Court or any other court and Centended that he did not. This sao an important question rivel, and hal w great bearing on nature cusser. The Courts were free rudies constituted to administer ce and the Civil Governor ald not neither could anybody cise. interfere with the law courts.
Phe matter judicial one und not administrative, continued Counsel, and the Court' could pro-werly disregard the letter received. Mr, Preston pointed out that the prosecution was a private one and not on behalf of the Police. Tt was between the people of Sungkiang' trid the ex-Magisteate, who had cmbexled their funds and. broken ead. The Sungkiang authorities vow were simply asking that he be returned to Sung} charges of escaping from each and
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