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The China Mail.
Exeter Hall affords so potorious a plat foni that its name has already passed HONGKONG, THURSDAY, 157 FEBRUARY, 1888 into a symbol for pharasaical mob-oratory, are gaining with fearful rapidity the upper hand over that intelligence and commod sense by which the political of England has greatness
BIRTHS.
At Shanghee, on the 224 Jaquary, the Wife of Geons
H. Fitzzo, of a Daughter.
At Hongkong, on the 1st instant, the Wife of P BTELE, Hog, of a Daughter,
On the 10th December, 1885, at Chinn-lodge, Forest
Express, of a 805.
been
The China Mail.
picture, but we hold it to be a true one; let us only pray that our coming Governor may bring with him some of the energy and resolution that have distinguished Governor ETRE of Jamaica
balance even far more serious physical difficulties which European enterprize and science would easily find means of success- fully overcoming.
It is obviously impossible within the demands. limits of a Newspaper article to do more
[No. 1094-FEBRUARY 1, 1866
From Our PARIS Correspondent.
PARIS, 11th November, 1865, The news of the death of King of the Belgians which reached is yesterday created great regret although it was fully expected. I am sorry to say that speculations are already afloat respecting a new. dead King's estate. Prussia, France and Holland are distribution or to speak plaiuly, a confiscation, of the said to have determined on a partition, to which ay be in the former part of the story you may ba the lips of a deceiver.
a Fenian; a receipt for arms to the amount of £820 | and a quantity of correspondence were found in hia possession.
It is a good sign of the tinies that in spite of the doing of the Fenians, the govemment is all to dotermined to do what it can to satisfy the fair Irish liberals in general as well na eccle- sinstical matters. The four catholic archbishops of Ireland had interviews with Sir George Grey the hill, the Wife of K. J. ANGIRB, of the London and China gured. Exeter Hall, in guise of Peace THE subject of Railways in China al- than indicate the leading features of the other day, in London, on the subseat of the proposed England has assented; whatever grain of truth ther
constitution of the Irish university. The Fenian- On the 23: November, 1865, atya, Westbourne park, party liarangues, helped notably, as is now though already. treated of at some length considerations which present theinselves. movement is likely to be a good thing for Ireland that the latter portion is as false as a scoile 'on
liberating her front the domination of the fanatics at Wo the Wife of HJ. TAREAST, of the Mid die Temple, admitted, to plunge us into the Russian by the China prose, is far from being ex- Our readers will therefore pardon the home and the roadies acress the Atlantic, and sasword- War; disseminated in the intrigues of hausted; and the fact that a company has sketchy way in which our arguments haveing the obstacles between the English government, the catholic clergy, and the sensible portion of the besotted fanatica, it has cause the strength been actually formed for the purpose of heen advanced and will, we trust be equal- Irish people.
There is another benefit likely to arise frein and lives of a British Army (of no moment working them, which is, at the pressut ly indulgent while we briefly state the dilections of sonorously-canting cannibals) Sir Rutherford Alcock's deliberations as choosing the Northern province as the first its eyes, when weighed against the pre-moment, anxiously awaiting the result of political reasons we have referred to for to be vainly wasted in New Zealand, in a
to the diplomatic aid which Her Mascetie of operations. struggle which a couple of regiments, handled with rigid determination, would esty's Government will feel authorized to render, is a sufficient reason for making have brought to a merciful conclusion in as
barrister-at-law, of a Daughter.
MARRIAGES.
At St. Johns Cathedral, Hongkong, on the 17th
January, LEONARD-BABE to BARAK ANR SHIT,
DEATHS.
taber, 18in, doen is Bacy-Captain of British barque By drowning, to the Ombar Paseage, on the 90th On
Medina-aint-12,
On the 29th November Brampton, AIRLANDER WATSON, late of itangkong, aged 28 years
This metting, 31st Jan, at about half past 9 o'clock, Mrs WATSOx, the Wife of the Proprietor of the stage Inn, Queen's Road Central, who felt from the top Fer andah of the building, and was instantly killed.
At Shanghae, on the morning of the 23d January after 15 weeks of intense auffering, Mantas, the beloved Pashe 31st January, a few hours, after her birth the
ba its effects, as regards Great Britain, there is a
The management of the two un'otticial jennals, the officious inurnals as they are generally called, the Constitutionucl and the Page, the genuine of the back with the Imperial government; those papers are stirtase, is one of the must curious things connected
Wife of HENRY Wh Carey of Hankow, in her 29th year. many months; and now, congenially ex. /t the text for additional remarks. It will cess of the scheme is naturally far greater general conviction that this eonfederation of the oblivion bas been put aside for some reason or other
Infant Daughter of Mi aud Mrs P. Rais.
SINCE our last issue we are in receipt of
est.
a
Fenianiem, namely the uniqu, of the North American atterly without authority,power of respect in Paris; American Fenians couppt bo exaggerated, and this is mures, aendatcserje, rural policemen and others who colonies; it is not believed that any positive dangus they are confounded for the wrecis aspect in Paris; hangs over Canada, but the ill will and desires of the bacons of the cuntry, including the maires, istrut likely to bring about a solution of the difficulties depend on the governmental channels for their infor which have bitherto existed respecting the union nation, and being neither governmental nor indones In the first place the political influence proposed. Canada will be disposed to be conditary dent you may easily imagine how difficult they and new Brunswick will prehapa find that the co-are for manage M. Grandguillos who has sunk of which can be brought to bear on the sue mon good demands some secrifice. Whatever my late years from being the bait or the press to "utter.
pressed in the speeches of Measts T. B.
be remembered that the language held by when the locality of the proposed line is Canada and their neighbours is a great and pressing sela Valette the adopted son of one Minister and the and a man selected he ought to be safeM. Welies necessity. POTTER and JACOB BRIGHT, the apostles of Mr Consul Robertson and Sir R. Alcock in the immediate neighbourhood of the The extraordinary conduct of the Haytian rebels Mre Gamp might have said, is an Aurrican born, ani. so in law of another. Welles as were es of universal suffeage, and the despotism of to the projectors was, in both cases, of capital than when it is in one of the pros has received a certain amount of elucidation's it is the same geht eman for whom we went and appears that Salnavs the leader of these black rupa-broken by the government and the Emperor not the lowest classes, its spirit is endeavouring naturs to damp the ardour of those who vinces. Difficulties which the antipathy and blicans is intimately mixed up with the Jamaica long since. He was allowed to stand for election as but little news of any absolute local inter-to crush with popular opprobrium a Co-proposed that the country between Canton obstructiveness of local Mandarins would rebellion. His conduct and that of his insane jeni deputy when an alien, being cicces illegally, the Eas
panions will bave done this good that it will secure Latest advices from the Northern lonial Governor who with rare energy and and Fatshan should be the location of the exaggerate into insuperable objections could President Giffrard the aid of our ruen of war, and it parar having presented him with letters of naturaliza- ports, inform us that the. Noin-foi rebels fearlessness, and with the scantiest mi-experimental line; while, at the same there be explained and smoothed over with-prevents bis leading the country into a rare of Mr Welles must have been born with a silver spoon in to be hoped break up the nest of vagabonde which tion before he had resided in France the legal time. are again becoming excessively trouble litary force, has succeeded in crushing in time, nu positive condemnation of the idea out a necessity for the voluminous cor
in his niouth, prosperity. some, having advanced to within about seven days a rebellion in which three in a general sense was ennúciated. Our respondenco which would ensue in the lat-we have from the Continent is that of the denti Victor Emmanuel! Prussia had already done so, The most important and the saddest news which Wartemberg is actually thinking of recognizing Italy may he looked upon as nearly safe now. 300 of the Yang-tze. Dates to the 21st hundred thousand semi-savage negroes had instaut from Hanków received by a supple boon made ready to engage. Mr EvaPresent object will be to call the attention ter case, And we are justified in believing morning at the age of 75. King Leopold, bas Wurtemberg is not expected to withold the light of her
of the king of the Belgians who expired yesterday,
Bavaria and Saxony bare recently followed suit, and mentary steamer acquaint us that a large the Governor of Jamaien, expecting no of the public more particularly to the ad- that the highest authorities of the Empire done such signal service in the case of order opiateranes must longer. Huwy Victor Kumandal
and free government, and has been looked upon ag frhu need hot now a band of insurrectionists ware within 30 doubt to receive by the return mail the vantages presented by the natural and po- would actually be found more tractable lang, as an arbiter whose wisdom and honesty could aim it is her har dead being played in a position miles of the city. The Taoutai applied to the congratulations of his country-men at homolitical aspects of the Pei-chih-lé Province and more easily disposed to take the pos- be relied on, that his death would be regarded as a
public calamity even if it did not include the possi- the late, little, Grund Enke of Mortend. Apart yet has been and never can be now, recognized by foreign Consuls for aid, and a British gupon the preservation from anarchy and toas for the inauguration of such an undertak-sible good resulting from the introductionbility of a scramble for his late dominione, part of frant the Wuremberg noverant, it is important bost, this Algerine had proceeded from sacre which that island owes to his efforts, ing, that to the disadvantages of the Can- of Railways into consideration than their all, by Holland and the Zollverin. Fortunately the Italy will be in diplomatic relation with all Germany which is part caveled by France and part, if not to note the fact that it is expected that before long Kiu-Kiang to Hankow to protect British will, we doubt not, learn with a feeling to line, with which our readers have a subordinatee. But granted that the per-me de Brabant, who is to-day, king of Belgium is with the single exception of Anetris. interests. Lá Footal has addressed a meof stapefaction, that torrents of the ready become tolerably familiar,
of an age to act for himself, for he was born thirty mission, were far moro difficult to obtain years ago, and has a good friend in England who morial to the merchants in the district most unmeasured ahuse have been
The three most important questions in the North, the good which would result principal party and which made Belgium into a natural guardian of the treaty to which she was a which have to be answered on taking into from the breach made upon the long che-kingdom. The career of the late king was an ex consideration a proposal to establish rail-rished prejudices of Chinese exclusiveness, way communication in a half civilized at the very fountain head of all which we should think-etly makes the position of a Chinese official worth country are What is the natural configuration of the holding would be incalculable. With as ground over which the proposed line is to nation uch as the Chinese, example from pass? its geological formation? and its those in authority is everything; and the present facilities of intercommunication ? Gevernors of provinces and those subject 2ndly, What is the state of the labour to them would phase beforo denouncing as market? ardly, How are the proposed inexpedient an experiment which success termini situated as to accessibility; and bad rendered pleasing to the chief autho- 4thly What is the political state of the rities of the Empire.
There is yet another aspect it which country so far as concerns the disposition of the government and the people at large this subject has to be considered, viz: are? towords foreignera and foreign improve the Chinese as a nation ripe for the intro wents?
duction of auch results of Western civili-
for Chinamen to walk the streets after durk..elements of áll future Governments, is on tween Tientsin and Peking answers the pace will not permit of our discussing and have met with a severe repulss, leaving more all the game. A journalist here wyz, not very pas. The physical aspect of the country be-zation as the Railroad and telegraph? a serious accident occurred yesterday in every occasion instinctively given in a first questiqu in the most satisfactory way,
this question further at the present me Queen's Road, The wife of an Hotel anti-national sense. Whether it be a Sepoy Not a single mound intervenes between ment and we shall therefore return to ità ists and severely handled; two generals being killed to have more confidence in his countrymen this the
cousbration in to-morrows issue.
under his rale, recommending them to poured upon his nare in meetings sustain the native mercantile commerce, by bearing a religious character throughout continuing to ship goods in junks; the the United Kingdom, and that such préference for foreign craft having lately patriots as Mr JAMES WHITE, .. for been much felt by native owners. The Brighton, and late trader at Shanghae, decision in the case of the meeting aboard have held forth to multitudes concerning the Pride of the Ganges has been published; the "hideous atrocities" consisting in the it reflects strongly upon the manner in execution of redhanded murderers and which the shipment of the coolles waa' con- incendiaries at Morant Bay. We maintain ducted, and contains a severe reprimand to that the outery, which it has been possible the Chief officer. The races are notified for a few brazen-throated demagogues to to take place on the 20th, 21st, and 22nd excite in England on the subject of Mr of the month; we do not fancy that Eyre's proceedings, affords a useful lesson, they will be of so good a quality as those of as an instance of the debased condition of previous years, a certain amount of interest public opinion in England at the present Beeming to be wanting. Macao seems day. From whatever inay be the cause, it to be inclined to gain a badreputation, is undeniable that the voice of the "party owing to the great increase of Kid- of action," the advanced Liberals," who mapping; it is stated that it is, dangerous claim to comprise within themselves the
rebellion or a Trent dispute, a struggle for Treaty rights in China, or the repression of the two places to disturb the unbroken savage ferocity in New Zealand or the West level of eighty miles. The formation is Indies, we are equally sure to find, at the for the most part alluvial and is remark- earliest moment, the entire body of so-ably easy to work, while the fact of the called Liberals in politics and religion river extending from the former place to bellowing war against any statesman who shall be hold enough to assert British nationality as a living principle, and to maintain,, as his first duty, his country's honour and prestige. A gulf of
From our LONDON Correspondent.
As 'nsual-at this time of year we are thinking a
ordinary one in 1010 he was 's general in the Russian army, in 1318 be was the husband of the heiress of the British throne, in 1881, ho was on the
theme of Belgiuń, having bean elected against a son
The Japanese commissioners have finished their excisions in the manufactoring districts of France, and are now on the point of starting for England.
where they will spend kome time,
The Court has been very gay at Compiegne; the last few jeceks there having bele, during succession of visitors, battues, theatricale and all kinds. of amusements Laird Cowley and Lord Dudley wers
of Louis Philippe, and very soon afterwards he mar atuongst the latest guests, Lord Dudley created a rind a daughter of that sovereign. Bis only daught of goraip the other day when the gume was laid on the ground in the bouquat, as this exhibition ter, named after his first consort, is Empress vi Mexico. Requiescat in pare!
of trophies is called in the theatrical jargon of the chasse, the people were kept at a most respectfo prove to the world, what some people doubt, namely with his English potions, said why do you not The Prussian authorities seem in no hurry to distance by the divers end, soldiers, Lord Dudley, that there is justice to be had gainet an offer let the approach, they will not touch anything? Count d'ulenbourg, who was the cause of the death have tried them and always found some pieces that country there was a report last week that the beg your pardon my Lord, was the reply, we of the cook Otto, had been condemned to imprison-1 zissing. The incident has created a good deal of of the Courts' regiments has denied the assertion in ment for several years in a fortress, but the colone
notice. The same. Lord exhibiting a liberal the Gazelle of Bean. The decision has not yet been Compiegne he went to Calais where he met the babits here as well as in England when he left arrived at, although the act was committed about Engineers and others engaged in ying a new kind siz months since. Certainly justice is slow in Praesia. Is she sure,also, that is the question à
It is hoped that the difficulties which exist between Spain, and Chili will be smoothed away by the in- tervention of England and France, the governments of which countries are said to be perfectly agreed upon the subject.
of
electric cable across the channel, for a company of ordered a grand dijenuer to which not only all the which Lord Dadley is a member, he mediately Englishmen convected with the undertaking but all the engineers of the vicinity, This is like the man who on leaving home for were invited his The Juarists have made an attack on Matimorotonts the permission to kill the game on his estate, provided they regarded the laws of sport und did not than three hundred dead and prisoners balind toen.triotically, what land owner bare would grant such They were pursued for five miles by the Imperial al privilege on such conditions?" He does n10, avez and thres others wounded. There is a report that officials of Compiègna themselves. a portion of the force bas since given in its auh-
The King and Queen of Fortugal were to return mission to the Imperial government. The ancasi here and epend a few days at Compiègns and the ness caused by recent acts of the Washington goy Prince and Princess of Wales were expected to meet ernment with regard to Mexico seems to have sub them, but the alarming state of King Leopold prevent sided, and this last repulse will scarcely raise the
ed this arrangement. When the news of the King's Juarists in the estimation of the Americans of the death arrived all the facement ordered for the States. It seems probable. indeed that the Wash-present week were at once counterminded and will ington governments will have it bands too full at the probably not be resumed as the season is now up- opening of the coming session to trouble itself much preaching its conclusion. The death will carry ahout Mexico. It has a terrible budget to provide mourning ito many courts, including England, tariff, a subject on which the Americans as a rule while on royalty laters, i for and there is likely to be a severe fight about the
While on royalty intent, may mention the ru are far ret frein exhibiting much enlightenment heured marriage.
believe the whole system and administration of
Prince Humbert the eldest 2011 the customs of the United States may be quoted as one of the very worst institutione existing at the
while hunting My W. F. Johnse was shot in the The President has lost his brother by an accident
keoper, fell from the Verandah of the house, and sustained such injuries that she died immediately. The Messagorica Impe- rieles steamer Alphee arrived in harbour 2 P. to-day, the test telegram from London is dated January 1st. We are sorry to notice the death of the second King of Siam which took place on the 17th ultimo; be as much respected by foreign residents, as well as by his own subjects A more tranquil aspect is assumed in Ja- maica, and the case of the Shenadaah has centuries seems to divide us from the day constructed which would completely serve certain now that we are to have a reform, bill. The present moment in a civilized country.
been postponed: further than these items,
there is little worth mentioning.
Ly the case of almost every nation that has occupied a leading place in History, some special site or building, some plain or hili, í has acquired peculiar fame as the scene of popular deliberations or of assemblies that controlled the destinics of the State.
within thirteen, miles of the capital in a direction almost parallel to that which would be best suited for the railway; would materially lesson the difficulties of transporting plant, &c. Rafts might be
the purpose in view, without being liable
LONDON, 114 December, 1865. DEATH OF THE KING OF THE BELOKANE great deal more about nut Christmas bills than about those which refer to reform or anything else; money not dear, hat it is awfully scarce although business in gundenever we better the spin the whole was the complaints about
world faces. London is perhaps the only feasible explanation.
is
accountable; the continued absence of all tho
But if other bills are not to be got in, it scoma
fusion between the ministerial party and that of Me
a
of Victor Eamauuu! with the Princess Engenie of Lauchlemberg Beadbaruaes, daughter of the Grand Duchess. Marie of Russia. Also that Queen Exama: of the Sandwich Islands has just passed throngli Faris on her way to Nice, or the Islands of Hynes in the Mediterranern.
One more rather curious bit of court-new-tur-
Bright is now beyond question; the latter agrees to a to detention from grounding; and theyderste instalment of eufrago extention, and it only
arm, which had to be amputated, and he died almost could be loaded direct at Tientsin froit rematas te be seen whether Lord Russell, At Gad directly after the speration, it was 6 years of hide the Emperor of Mexico who was killed by the
stone, Mr Bright and such men as Mr Forster he age, and leaves a widow and three children.
The Queen has declared ber consent, in Council, revolutionists some twenty or thirty years since, left Steamers or sailing vessels and thus carry himself is safe being now in the Ministry-can agres
upon the amount of moderation, Earl Russell bas to the marriage of the Princess Hulcan with the a family of nine children of these the youngest so their ergoes untouched to within a short declared to a deputation from Bradford that he ie Erince Frederic Christina Charles Anguste de who is now in Paris, and two daughters survive; there are also 'twy gandsons, one of whom is now at distance of the required spot. In addition favorable to the admission of the working classes to Bleswig-Holstein-Sonderhburg-Augustenhanty the
brother of the pretender to the Duchies.. The Prince schon here, and the Emperor Maximilian bas createdo at participation in the representation in proportion ta to these advantages the large number of their interests and inteligence. Mr Gladstone; we is nowhere. Parliament will be asked for the sunf these descendants of his predecsisor Ytarbite to the allowance of £2,000 for the Princesa. At the same. rank of Princes for life. An act of policy probably coal mines found in the province soune 30 known participates in the view, and Mr Bright bus time, £15,000 will be proposed for Prince Alfred, in order to conciliate a party, if any exist, of old
Imperialiate. miles to the Northward of Pekitig could instalment wies men in his generation now be hae The Prince and Princess of Wales have besh keep-
publicly announced himself content to accept an
Athens had its Areopagus, Rome ite Forum, pass that honest Governor EYRE of JapЯhe advantageously worked either by the learned at last, the truth of the proverb that halfing, the birthday of the latter very gady in Norfolk
a loaf in butter thun ajo read." The coming bili
It was expected that they would visit the French
when the casually uttered Civis Romanus eum of LOBD PALMERSTON Was adopted with enthusiasm as the watch--word of the nation. What is now heard from the same classes who once delighted in this boast is a sort of apologetic whine over the iniqni ties of the country in which they have had the unhappiness to be born, but whose foundations they hope yet, with Heaven's blessing, to uproot. And so it comes to The name of the Chainp de Mars will live ca, labouring day and night, with sadly as long as the record of the Great French inadequate forces, to save his island from Revolution endures. Even barren Iceland the horrors of another San Domingo mas plumes herself with the fame of her Thingsacre, and achieving this object with the valla, the scene of ao many an ancient Par sacrifice of barely two hundred lives, is liament of stormy North-men; and arraigned, fried, and condemned as a mur gland's reputation that glorious in her deter by the self-elected judges of British tance of which her sous have been so proud radicalism, and vilified for. the execution has found in these latter years its chief of the arch-traitor GORDON by the very arena on the platform of EXETER HALL men who have applauded the demagogues the two places are at present very smail
As once from the Forum and the Are of the United States in their measures compared to their needs; while a frot sell is an open challenge to the conservative party" compared with 1863, nearly: halfeillion z the leg and iteresting historical cha opagus, the Thing-valla, and the Champ de against the fallen chiefs of the late. Confe- nortionably enormous amount of traffic terrify hesitating liberals or timid conservatives, and than a million as compared with 1664. The fol- have given rise to the establishment of a commission.
Mars, ascended the shout that proclaimed deracy.
employe's of the Company or by native Chinese contractors taught to use the labour-saving appliances of modern civil ization: the sort of coat chiefly to be found anthracite-being moreover of a description consumable in the fiercely draughted furnaces of à locomotive engine. The facilities of communication between
Bumber of passengers is carried over the
ceble apology for a high road which con- nects the Capital and its only port.
will it is said thake a still reduction in the qualinca Court and meet the King and Queen of Portugal at tion for the borongh franchise, a still analler one in Compiegne, but the itiness of the king of the Belgians that for the counties, and a redistribution of seats for prevented this arrangement.
The marriage of Lord Dudley has given rise to an towns and borcagba in order to render the numbers of ejectors more equal throughout the country. Some immense deal of gossip c. it is said that he presented journals enyWe shall see how the chaservative his intended with one bracelet worth £30,000. He bas also given permission to all bis tenants to sport party receives the proposal "We need not wait for that indication; that party has already deciazed itstif over his estate at their pleasure this cassou.
The Board of Trade has published its returns to brugh its organ the Herald and by the month of its members in the world; the new plan of reform,he end of October, by which we find that the ex as sketched would considerably diminish the consez- parts of that maith were the largest ever pat reached,. vitive interest in the boroughs, and will have the most and that the year when completed with probably ko result the exces for October over Inst says: The alliance of Air Bright with Exri Rus-
Year was more thin two and-a-half millions and as and one doubt is is. It is to be hoped however that returns for the months show an increase of nearly Me Gladstone will so conduct the matter not to sixteen nilious juver 1863 but a defeit of a little that we shall escape the vexatious annoyance of towing is a comparative statement of the chief items another revolutionary and irritating party struggle. of export to China and Hongkong for the three years When there is scarcely any demand for great reten sinu of the suffrage it would be madness to outrage the opinions and feelings of opponents; and when there
energetic and determined oppòsiliun.. The Herald present
201
1,702 ton
There was considerable excitement here the other day about Mexico; runoors of sonie disaster were current, and it was said that the Americans were about to help the repablicans to take the Matamoras; this received a certain amount of apparent confirma- tion from the fact of the Washington government appointing a representative to the Juarez govern went. Au attack has since been made on the frontier town in question, but the repoblicans, whether alded or not by the Americans, are said to have heen res pulsed with the loss of about three hundred killed and captured.
There died here the other day a lady eged ninety, the countess de Groilier daughter of the Duc de Choiseul the minister of Louis XV, another link, like that of the late Miss Berry in England, in a
The late high rates of discount and the discussions relative to the Bank systems of London and Peşin
of enquiry by the minister of commerce the sub an idol of the hour, or vowed the strengh We repeat if, the hostile clamour in Eb-
ject. Baren Hdthechild and several other eminent of a fervent patriotism to the achievement gland concerning Governor EYRE, aroused
bankers and econgrajats have heen examined and with for the lionth ended 31st October..
scarcely aty exception, they declare that the raising of 1863 of some graud national exploit, so, at the against him on the instant when he has
1864 1865
die mininým vate of discount by the national banks *40,000*** 4,000 Has present day, from that tribune of demagogid been bold enough to exert that administra-
The state of the labour market would is such an utter absence of danger from moderate Cotu Tara, 218,
not only an inevitable necessity arising from the Cotton Manufactures 5,624,609 2,604 761 11,035.7495 da
great activity of the commercial world, but a most 1,003,010 595,295 1,125,670, cant proceed the utterances-many-voiced tive vigour which it is the essence of mo alao bo found to be satisfactory. Tlies extension of the franchise, it would be equally uuwise Worsted suffe...
to store ariralet which, danmed, might easily Wollen and work 81,576 · 100,365
valuable means of warning merchants when they arò as the mob is many headed-which impose dern philosophic radicalism to abolish, enormous rates raling in the South of become a torrent. Parliament ie really to commenca
commercial world in ogerunning, or rather when. Lond
general is outrunning he means. One fancier only For the Ten Months ended 31st Ciccriber..! slaw upon the rulers of England's destinies. conveys an instructive lesson. It is the China have not yet found their way to the business on the first of February, and the Queen will open, or rather will be represented at the opening of
921,178 Jbs.argued for a fixed rate of discount, and be preser EXETER HALL, the forum of prize fighters identical product of maudlin sentiment, North while the comparative poopness of thenew parliament. It is said tänt Her Majesty will manufactures 2004 67,326 3
manufactures.849,043 57,826,503 98,354,228 ydseccated perfect, free trade in harking, the issuing Worsted stuffs.12,401,101 11,883,2 18,522,,, of fates and all other matters. Generally, the opi- turned pious, and of cobblers enthusiastic operated upon by crafty agitators, which all articles of domestic consumption in the self, bat will take her place on the throne, her court
not gain full state and will not read the spedit her
Woollen sod word 1,438,325 1,505,488 1,582,805,
nons of all the witnesses were favorable to the pre- sted cloths♫ in the cause of the innocent negro, and new tends in this Colony, as in all others where way of food would tend to render Euro- costume being laid by her side, white is speech and
12,00 8,639
sent systems of the Banks of France and England, read by the Lord Chancellor. There is a general Zealander, the Areopagus of vitriol-throw inferior races dwell, in preponderating pean employe's satisfied with less wages feeling of satisfaction of the appearance of the Queen,
Value for the Ten Months ended at October. such as for the country in which it acts. Baron Rocha
207,086.
child commenced his evidence with a sentence which Cotton Yarn £170,575 4218,860
attracted considerable notice; he said “There has lug trade-unions and the Champ de Mars numbers, side by side with the British then they would and remunerative in the again, in public life, and the world will care very Worated auf 699,968 196,701 2,004,020
not been, in fact, any crisis of late, and we shall be lile about the state carriage, the beefeaters, or the of Shefeld sans-culottes, is the true Par stock, to neutralize every effort toward
Woolled and work
329,700 ated cloths. 288,350 200,201
less and less subject to crisis as we progress in com- liament-house of England, whose legistation good government, and to foster insecurity Southern of central portions of the coast. robe of stats. Lord Russell fr'unfortunately suffering
from a bad cold and was unable attend a council of Lead...
258.933 148,840 188,182 mercial mattere. May the Rabo turn out a true is only echoed in the secondary arena at and disorder Exeter Hall-to return to With regard to the geographical posi. Ministers last week.
prophet Still the late difficulties in the money.. The dealated values of the total exports for the first market bud father a sack of the crisis than nut.. Westminster, and whose fat extends an the paronomasia with which we commencedtions of the proposed termini so far as O'Leary, two of the Fanian leaders have seen con Lube the editor of the Trish People" and
nine months exhibit, as compared with last year An inexorable law over even such remote, que retuarks-triumphs in Hongkong in their accessibility is concerned, it cannot demned to twenty years imprisonment with hunt increase of 2704100 odd to: China, a falhog off of has al julle publiseer of sasieties Imperiales dependencies ne that in which we live. the immunity from eficient control in which be denied that they are inferior in this but, witheas the alighati agitation being 380,000 to Harigkong, and n increase of hpwatts of has alen just published an important work on banks produced in the mind of the public, in spite of a halfa taillion of, more than 100 per cent, to Japan. Asing his viewa being in scordance with those stated Chinese population revels; its doc-
much highly interesting commercial information. exhibited the bid revolutionary spirit of more than two lons, Langkung nearly
The general results exhibited by these tables are ter much, and Japan more than half a million less: ourasives to the assertion, that the dingy tries are a protecting shield to the pirates respect to the ports of Canton or Shangliae, most eating sech of the former prisoner who regards imparts, those from Ching show a diminution above. In this work are also some tables and Tabernacle wedged in between public hours who use this Island as their store house, The annual freesing in of the River Pei Luby asys there are: 30,000 men in leciand
and America ready to die for the cause, but the A splendid sterner for the China trade, the Douglas markable in more than attr point of view. We find thai the export trade of France in 1836 did not amount -it the Strand contains perse the sole main and our harbour as their cruising-ground to from: December to the middle of Marebattitude of the people of Iceland duing the trial of was launched the other day at Aberdeen, Captain to 700 millions of francs, while that of England was very nearly 1,378 millions; in 1863 the totala were, spring of predominant opinion in England; way, its influence ramifics through the cous would also be a great disadvantage; but this these fanaties proves that of that number there is a Baker is appointed to command her. It is the first
antall proportion in Ireland, "The conduct of the ton steamer launched at Aberdeen.
respectively, 8,526 and 4,899 milljous, the difference The cattle disease continues to exercise terrible between the exports of the two countries having beetr but we are deeply impressed with the contitution of our police-force, and triumph is a difficulty which may be overcome by Jay, a common du, has given great satisfaction to viction that the political and religious antly culminates in the application of our careful and timely arrangement: while all lovers of law and order. Tree bille have bag ratages here, but it is believed to be on the decline intrised, in favour of England, from 5794 1,733
found against all the prisoners. furcustody. Nothing
it has now appeared ith great viulence in Holland millions. If we turn to another table exhibiting the, hypocrisy, the pseudo-pillanthropic into quibbling British states to the Chinese the great and overwhelniing advantages has been heard of Stephens since his escape, and
Sir Willian Magnay, formerly Lord Mayor of proportiona which the exports bear to the populatinti, lerance, and the drafty raut of professional thieves and murderers for whom we main presented by the political aspect of the impleasant senantion has been caused by the arrest discharge in forma pauperis, this is n and end to aequalled 528 francs per head of the popalation, those probably he will bail next from over the water. An Londer, has been arrested for debt and sues for his we find that while the exports of England in 1888 domsgogism, for the renting of which tain an asylum. This is not a cheerfal question are such as to more than counter the Secretary of the Crown advocate of Tipperary as long, but not a prosperous commercial life, of France amounted to 21 and that in 1869, the
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proportion had risen to 166 ira and to 93 in Franee Th France bas built up a large cos tasis, England has goce on its fabric nor certainly at the sat scarcely have been possible, bu distance between the two been maintained bat more than pects. The past year the side of England, and the bly largely increase it.
France, like England, is fall is a sad thing to any but it is this year us only shows ibuukkud-grown women-out al Itou giris over boys there ju dren or the mothers arrange th conscription! In Austria th other way, Nothing can ba the condition and babits of soc -France; what can then be the both canutries to the produ portion of the female sex. Ta ay mention a story that is ju of the press here; an officer
tel des Invalides of Vienna w
his partners crinoline zod e
way of his legs, the lady cooli brium and falling upon ber pr other leg. If the ladies are i proportion to their embers crusted... The story of the doubtless only a malicious ske ger. If the ladies cannat hel inay, however, feel pretty con natures not to full too heavily whore rare we become the grea ирои из
We shall be treate
A tradesman bas just breg ingenious pitres of rascality some true. You know that t ed here; turkeys, fowl, phoe feet tire sold everywhere trig spitno or everywhere, fo saved his truffles and used p stead which beneath the 'skin black fungus much adic will pay for his ingenuty pre doubt and spend his new yo jug The man who would ch bis rules cannot hope fus would place hit among the p inferno.
(From our Overic THE Eme with telegra to the 6th of December on the 15th instant;
was caused by a severe
the home-side steamer iz
An article appeared in aboys date, advocating the Harbour regulation same time the paucity o in that departinent. which has lately becom pendix to our mati- ing fiself most, strugg fortnight. The French seph was on the night near Tamtou, puïut distance from this- junks, two of the crei vessel robbed of ever The other case ocen rep Tlean brigantine ding, off Pooty, had a wil two junks, which end the vessel; the destrác to celestial mamuder caused the Captain and glad to find refuge by Beanien are raising, an as to the fact that they dered. A third case- reported at length
that of a vessel-the attacked while laying of the harbour; forty mizcreauis evil inteut by reason of the strict had to clear out" One man was severely
Tho. prize for the de which is to be erected b ed to Mons. Hermitte executed the elevation thedral. Several vessa
Europe during the
list of which we notic Foveresgn of India an the first having made days, and the last me spage of tima.
From Callno we lea tion of a rather seriou
in November, the cau non-compliance of t with the demands of inent
L.
The usual Monthly held on the 15th ins of any but local inter pation. A serious char ioan for attempting t poned owing to the in
outor to appear, his w
a nature as not to ada
In a few other cases
lence, the Celestial dep out their fair allowance and flogging This la we have formerly obses effect upon crime, most decidedly perfor -penalty of the law, in pain, caused by the ni the feline specica
On the 17th the twe of the Canton Medica was held; when it wi that the affairs of the most dourishing condi
The steamer Hat Ch
by the Chinese Ma H. BM Consul. obtain information re on board the Pride of
the springing of a lea
necessitated to put in