930
SUPREME COURT.
Monday, 12th November, 1866. Before the His Honor the Chief Justice. AFFEAL.
Do.
Bu-nu against Tang-a-see and others De Chi-che-nai. Mr Barnard instructed by Mr Caldwell sppeared for the appsiluuta, and Mr Tol Jard, instructed by Mr Ifazeland for the respondents.
THE CHINA MAIL.
I talked with her late husband about the some powder having got ignited in being carried down to the river, from which ne goldland oginn, which conversation wascar- ried on by the prisoner in very good rhglish. vident three men were slightly wounded. Prisquer was moreover addressed by the At 8 a.. one party reconnuitred the banks on the north side to try the fords; while other
pirates as captain. Witness's late les band, in answer to the prisoner's unary, the tourmanding offer made his way with BÜid he had luti
i opium or
strong force towards the city of The prisoner thereupon threatened to kill situated about three miles up. Khanghon them all, if both artides were not produced, is the chief town of the Isle and is looked and after packing the cabin in vain went on by the natives as one of their strongest
places Shortly after- on deck with his followers.
Captain D'Ozery went into the waris, the prisoner returned below and City
|
on board.
THE COOLIE EMIGRATION
CONVENTION.
MISCELLANEOUS
TEETH WITHOUT PAIN.
[No. 1135-NOVEMBER 15, 1866.
OSTEO EIDON. PATENT, IST MARCH, 1862, MESSRS GABRIEL'S INVENTION FOR SUPPLYING ARTIFICIAL MINERAL TEETH, WITH
SOFT FLEXIBLE GUMS,
opium farming case decided in the Police demanded the opium stang thai a sordie Hd dislodged some of the tiring party ad by them; unless we except the coolies Entirely dispensing with the use of Springs, Wires, or
The proceedings were br reference to the
the
THE Convention signed.at Péking on the 6th March, embodying the rules and regi lations under which, the euolije snuffe vney, he carried on in British and French vessels, does not seem likely to be viewed with nu mixed satisfaction by anybody except the Emigration Agen- keepers of bars
they are euphoniously termed in the gies Convention-and the native crimps employ-
: was fired upon by the Coreana from themselves, whose condition
would
certain- ramparts at a distance of over 1800 yards; but not one shot toid, as they were all firedly be improved
new regulations, This were they eflectnally carried out.
The too high. The fire was returned by the French Riflemen, and the garrian elves eriticised by the local press on account of
terns of the Convention have been
een sharply from the walls ant encentrated themselves in a sort of tunnel over one of the City their palpable inconsistency, and justly so.
From
this place they were driven
driven The acknowledged evils of the traffic being graten
known to arise
from its being in the back and the gate broken open with axes. keep possession of the City, although eighty ten employ yet more unscrupulous tools in the would have beeis quite a sufficient garrison shape of native crimps or for it. Htt surveyed the plan thorongbly bring the buman grist kidnappers, to then moved the Court, til: on the above in about a quarter of an hour returned to be burting the defences on the tercertainly strange that the very
Wit
on board had said they hail some in the Court by Me Mitchell some time since.
versoj. At the time or the attack the ship Mr Pollard and Mr Barnard rose toge¦ VERSO
carried a Chinese steward and chinese Cook, ther to open the case. Mr Pollard claimed a whions have since disappeared. Pri
btle Mr Burhand said that to begin at once.
Mer at being satisfied with the further he came there to support
soution
zasurator of the Captain, that there was no Pollard on the other hand said that appel opium geld su bovi, searched
all anished first to prove their right to appeal sa's Cranks and boxes, and presently before they could red contented. proceciled to the hold of the vessel. The
as, the learned counsel for the respondeuts the appellants had not complied with pirates returning to the cabin attempted to drag her frusnad on deck, tot he isisted. the local the requicuments faid down in Ordinance for regulating the course of and all of then went on deck leaving wit-
The
prisoner proceding on appeal. The learned counsel Bess with her husband below.
grounds, the cause be suck off the paper The Bedinmate referred to in Section & requires that within three clear days after a case has been delivered to an pellant, ke shall frat transmit a
La copy noties in writing of his appeal to the Res- pondent, and shall
transmit the thereupon said case to the Supreme Court, This had નયન દે
done the leated counsel in
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colours a
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return that which will enable them to take an in- What is pression of the mouth so as to evallo Messrs G. 10 50 on fard the junk, which was alongside was even slightly hart. when the prisoner again eum down into eight Coreans presented themselves at the has been going on ever since. thereof with A
hair in the nature of this human commodity ob- Witness nee from the advance just, four of whour hore a chair intained by fraud, held by violence and
could
forward either a partial or complete set of Teeth,, the cabin.
As he ap} *****
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noted.und 21s. per bottle. Patent White Enamai for This terminated Mrs Gove testimony taken to be a Mandiri who had come to can slave trade in its worst days? The re-(QUE for restoring and preserving the Teeth, Jun which was given throughout without with are the Admiral. He
was actingly oipients of it in the West Indies do not # of ap apported!!
Been to value it very highly after all. The stopping Print Teeth, warranted never to change leaving no doubt as to escorted to the Admiral's ship, the Rev. vial Aer on
where her
Perche, ts, Gd, per box- was clearls his argument.
igration, says: There can
GABRIEL'S Practical Treatise on the Teeth Alen several euses in which cases of connection with the fatal buisiness which Mandarin's behaviour was unbecoin be no doubt that a large proportion of the
defiant. He admittel the inner of
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Inspector Daly being sworn state that uniss.naries, but had the audacity to wid Chinese immigrants have fallen into the by their patented method may be had of their agents
* 49 1841 | HIS
ing. AB llants. The lesini counsel further
or will be furnished direct on receipt of Twive that it was the right way to save them, vives of opium suioking and on the 12th of the stated that the ellants
of the present mouth, from in- had coupled
colony are Stamps. As was euurally to be expected, the Man! many as 7,000 out of 10,000 in with the first put of the requirements of formation received, he pream bef
devoted to the d-dev
st-med vice, and
3,000 the ordinance, bus uforianately for the cargo boat, anchored off Wascht, where darin was aptly, disutisart by
to gambling. Hence only 10 per cent of selves they had stopped short, half and that consequently their unse was dead, the fore by prisoner, whom die fonal 423 meal, and went away, doubtless uncli dis
Smoking opium. Frisure gasted. On Chaplain 'zary's retain, the the number are really sober and industrious Coughs, Asthma, and Encipient THIS Invaluable Medicine for weak and impaired
Admiral gave
orders to attack Khanghon peuplo." this statement be correct, ile was pointed out to withs by a finamas
10,000 Chinese imported in Guinn comoti and that they could not proved with the
was at half past eight the following proruing. who accompanied him. The appeal
prisoner He was of opinion that the ce
be considered either a profitable or a wel- Octolter 16th-8.30 A..Three 09- net admit of
any argument seeing that perusly unknown to witness, but he
'under march, answered to the description previously ve
hous
Captain ene addition to the population of that te que had not been filed in the Registaar's
colony
And if the Chinese coolie proved *****ceived of his generd appearance,
the foremos o mo D'Okery
ming Oflice for three weelts after delivery.
His Worship remarked that hedding smuld 4.30A.M.--After a march, more resembling so undesirablo an acquisition when imported Mr. Bernard admitted that the orse had!
walk heen
The force D'Uzery's gen. but argued that they rust fali inck on the
was amit four murel yards from the Ordinance as it now stands, and after re-
City walls, when they fired several shots. ding the Ordinance, ged that the reling
Shortly afterwards they scaled the walls, thereof did not intend to convey
the Can
but not one single Corean soldier was to be ing that ble exse shaild be deposited with
THE FRENCH EXPEDITION TO seen; though a few men were observed in amor, with any benefit to ourselves, Pcions remedy, the registrar of the Supreme Court within
THE CUREA.
the distance bolting away as hard as they too much for them, any more than a man who the song period as the copy supplied to the
could The Frend soldiers burst open wants money san expect to make it profitable Respondents. His reading of the
The Shanghae Bourder gives publicity to the following extracts from the dinig of a the principal gate and the Admiral made his by borrowing it at cent percent. Some timely from the planters of was that it only intimated that Me de pe
untry into the City of Kanghis, the remain-representations sil in the Supreme Court should be male French ofice engaged in the expedition to
be submitted within a resoumble period, and that in the Garean capital. It will be read with much der of the men urging arms. The inhabit this conatry, who may be best able to deal wer unitaportant to
: ' iuterrest The sounder of the Missionaries vins night, taking with them all bat fining hira with a reliable data whereon to base
bad fled to the bills during the pre- with the question, ought to
to Governor (frant, with a view of furnish- The Respois defended by the only Mandarin who previons inasmuch as the notice served on them put them in possession of the fact of the appel sented himself; but
but nothing) told about
any one being place. The. Jant's intention.wo
to appeal aguina?
Lifteen
Ministers in reference to immi twenty Majesty's men; at which place 30ere brought be gration from China to this island." sion of the Magistrate, and tint having done
After 11th October. The following vessels of natives, eyes erted that the Mandarin this, we are not surprised to tear that the so they were at Eberty to come farther
they could
fore They and Coole hamigration, Committee of Jamaica
him. The Guerriere, war left Chofoo at 6 PM. complete war proceedings as soon as they Their case. The inurned counsel relied on Primanget, Laplane, Kienchetti, Deol inducol all the people to follow his exalues had left the City that morning and had the wording of sectioni 2 of the Same Ordi- Breton and Tardif, weather inost beaute The French soldiers scattered! mance wherein it is laid down that within ful, and the sea as amooth as glass. three clear days either party fo
suit de
12th. The on the look-out cried over the City and lontod stane bed covers, termined by a Justice may apply in ont at 10 A. M., land on port side, found to pigs, fowls and other such thinga. The
writing
Government Store was also entered and a to the said Justice to state and sign a case, be the Islands Jonieres, the other cult quantity of swords, arrows and oiler wea-
forth the facts of the said matter, Betting
ued beautiful. After sailing among matter,tinued
After four hones and
the grounds of the said determination the group, the fleet came to anchor at ef
pons were met with. search the Government chest was discov The learned counsel adipitted that undoubt- P.M. in sight of Eugenio Island.
13th-At 7 A.M. the test got under red. It contained mnly an amount of some edly the whole case before the Count now was, whether the appellants were compelle! weigh and went on slowly through the 190,000 francs in silver izgats, carefully wrapped up in paper This was tanked to transmit, under section 6, the onse to the many islsts surrounding the coast of Coren. Supreme Court within three days. He adv., anchored opposite Woody Island, at as a rather go d haul. One Company mitted in answer to an interrogatory from the entrance of the river leading to Kang garrisoned the City, the remainder of the men returning to the head quarters on the banks of the river. Lout in England, but at the same time be 14th.--The Guerrière, Primangel and La suomitted that such a ciremustance ubi place remained at auctor, there not being about. 10,000 inhabitants. It is a small, not affect a decision in this Colony, or that water eugh for them to prouded on.
alits
could
left
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inst the that- 1 the General Sherman and the buroang of its there are dirul visited the Ya-a0y consultation ho may have with Her PICKLES, SAUCES, JAVIS, de..parations.
crew. The writer says:
the Chief Justice, that he would be vel of . hoa,
four
The
3.
were bo
Khaughes, is a city which would contain
have determined to receive no coolies from
τα
China at all, if the new regulations are rigidly adhered to. although, they are still willing take anio 2,000 annually should certaiti vif them
be relaxed In fact, the new order of things seems to work badly at both ends in China it rather encourages the barracoon and crimp system than otherwise, and in the West Indies discourages the continuance of inmigration by the severity of the terms imposed.-London & China Express.
expensu
A GREAT deal of interest is excited just now by a gigantic undertaking in Holland. Zuiderzee, in which will be recovered It consists in draining à large portion of the
The
of this undertaking is valued at 10f millions of florins. As is well known, the Dutch have already succeeded in draining a portion of fertile plain.
Luperial Statute was sufficient is the fining smaller vessels made reads Bid poor place. The fortißimations; 195,000 hectares of land.
His Lordship in ruling the case befo
sentence
and Derouide towed up the
party, an
run with the -out Zucdit'
and that the construction of the elitian, bagage, &c.
must be decided by the Court here, and not
and not mition,
by precedents. Another view of the case i went
compared with the works of our mi- scielice, are mers child's play. October 171ly-Pickels were sat out in,
was that had not the appellants served the having her guns leaded a primearch of munitions of war. Eight disabled, the son of Haarlem and turning it into a
The learned counsel concluded his remarka
and the
of all, rundy for
e and dismounted cannons, together with board of her, some powder aml useless muskets consti- pul va
ted all that was discovered. The natives prepared for any emegency,
The
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Respon lents with dins untice of appest, their of. Rifleted
their Corps recognizance would have been vatreated, gate (another gun-boat) closed the rears | take enne to see Father Ridel and soe de-calais, Bouches du Rhone, Seine, Var. THIS Liqueur which dates from 1510, is Tonic Roads means of transport, exchange, places by again urging that the wording of the Olle
after the otiner tuuk ikein paiores bearing the tricolor ting se ar-
admitted
two cerotings,
Ordinance.
SOME indefatigable atatistician hás just announced that the departments in Franco hich smoke the most tobacco are the Pas- which
Haut-Rhin, Bas-Rhin, Khone et Seine et rived. They stated that the two remaining Cise. Those which use least are Aveyron,
Hearoute, Dordogne, Earn, Ariege, De Missionuries had not been captured.
BC Correze. Those which Savoy et of these Coreans an excellent pilot and
take the most snuff are Seive-interieure consequently a very useful man.
October 19th. Some people on horse-Seine, Scine-et-Oise, Cure, et Bouches-du- Rhone On the contrary are Haute-Sa- vie, Pyrenees-Orientales, Charente, Cha ente-inferieure et Aude.
Support their view of the of gnns were visible in the embra back shewed themselves on the banks
elizainarica
forreze
DURING the last eleven years the quantity of silver exported from Southsiopton
clause palpably and that the exte as it stoor infere the tions in front of eleven penty forts, the
to contain no Court was the origunt
which appeared to referied to section 2 off and inside of
thing No Jovement of
of any kind. His fonor its deciding the motion made forts and not a soul in the way of garrison- Lin the by the cornel for the respondents, sabi theating them, notwi
notwithstanding several no authoris having beets
produced
con-A.M., signalized to the Admiral, on board the opposite sile, waving a flag and making appellants
board signs, A
A boat was sent off to fetch one of the Dervitide, pointing to two Coreans with struction, in its proper meaning, of the or
WE them. the triclor flag from cave, overhanging the presented are found a long dispatch amounted to £94,204,818.
On coming ou heard the Deranide, dinance head on the question, he
The Ad decide list
envelope certain
the banks. The Coreau pilot on tle rocks ou
mival opened hind
performed, was sup-baa Mot bren
board took up a spyglass and recognized written in Chinese, which was duly trans- the precedants qued by the then it was impossible to go and fetel
luted by a Chinese corvert. It came froz learned ens fa the Respondents, as to them, int as a Corean Junk was lying op
the Viceroy and Military Commandant or the practice in English Courts of Appeal; posite the place, without any one on board,
the Corea, who wrote on behalf of the King. though undoubtedly the cause of much hard- the impression they would have taken
The contents were vague and diffuse, and ship it was clear in His Hon's mind that it advantage of the most aut fine the treated at great length of the punishmen
nt was much to be regelted that the Legi·la. Aret at Kanchan got aground on a
which had befallen the late
Inissionaries; tare here had not depied the
the Innperial Act
ank, the Admiral went on notwithstanding
by a request to the Admiral to come in itseif a moled!
Hat the weldent, salculating, of course, on her tions. The Admiral's reply was short but such been done the present clond could not being againi afloat on the return of the fide decisive, and after extolling the mission. have enveloped the present case and His They
There was no danger, still the delay in azies, he laid down his claims as follows; Honor under the circumstances felt bound, getting the boats of the Guerrier np. which after the decisive authorities quoted
by wre
in its integrity, which was
of conciseness and definitiveness.
The
Mr Pollari, to fall back on the Eng-ring
POLICE REPORTS. Wedensday, 14th Nurember, 1866. Before J. C. WuYTE, Esq.
THE LA PIRACY.
W*39
not far
קיר
the river. 10
tlus Kincluza towed by
samlending crustal and enter into aegotia
WAA
to
of the three principal
the late missionaries. Ministers who
Second-An
First the execution of
individual with full powers
to be sent to treat with his
The Messenger departed with this tote. October 20th-Sone natives resumed their labors in the field.
October 2lat.The Laplace is announced
October 22nd.-A Corean caught in the act of setting fire to some houses was shot. The Corean CRY
convert returned to notify Father Ridel that an
an army of 15,606) strong, were coming down from the Capital to attack tha French, and that Junks Inden with stones had been sunk in the River to abstract the passage of the Men of War.
of some moment; nevertheless Es Act; however much he regretted to the Admiral did not stop the progress of k_3_ His Honor reloarked that he the reninder of the feet. 10, A. M. sighted hoped as long as he sat on that bench, he the beach where the landing was to take might never have such a case before him, place. 10g, 400 men landed. The Tardif no mezgre ani so argumentašive, He dis commissioned to clear the way, if any re- mised the appeal without costs.
sistance should be apparent. Find no- thing in the way and did
single not fre shot, not a soldier was visible, auri cnly to be dispatched to Shanghai. about thirty Coreaus, from curiosity app ently, were noticed grouped in front of houses, Landed the u shortly after- wards all went right, the marines and sailors took possession of the
the heights over tooking the low lart, at the end of which A Yook, the supposed munterer of Captain is situated the city of Kanghoa, and the Howes, was brought up this morning on artillery was placed on the highest elevated
October 23rd.The workmen in the field round by Inspector Daly. The prisoner hill.
Meanwhile the Tandi came Pntiune ou. Many of the Coreans have appeared very nerous, and presented any having in tow the barges with the rest of
winrned to Kanglion. Father Ride! has shing, but a piratical appearance, in the the landing ports, which landed at noon
tion of that term; on the cou general acception
and took possession of the village, which taken up quarters on shore in a house near trary his personal appearance and demean was found entirely deserted. Everybody river. Two out of the four Coreans with him are excellent pilots and do good our being more tint of a a contrived opium wanker, than that of the desperate chiavade from it, and taken with him what
of value, leaving behind in their service. provisions.
ter he is reported to be, and his indulhouses, the furniture, clothes and a quan gence in the former pernicions drag, taxinly tiny of
ACCORDING to a Dublin paper, an Irish fed to his capture.
A shower of rain, a nuisance to every farmer intends bringing an action against Mrs. Lucy Howes, the
As there was Lol Portarlington, to recover the value of widow of the late Captain Benjamin P. body, esme on at this time. Howes, who, we are happy to say, has no enemy to face, the Admiral gave orders his damaged hay, which he neglected to put Boner hat recovered from the cruel shock to the men to fall out, and company after under shelter on the faith of his Lordship's she is received, deposed, that on Friday, company took possession of the hamlets fair-weather prophecy. the 21st of September, the Lobra left the near the river side. harbour of Hongkong bound to
to Japan Ch
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A PINE gold cross and chain, once the The rain having stopped several pickets property of Royalty, lately dug up at Clare,
search of arms, stores, &c. and in On Sunday following about half
Crown jewels, after tying buried among the
Philippa, grand One small junk bore down on mounted canton; two rooms full of gingals for upwards of 500 years. Pirates,
Witness went below and bows, and a powder magas very com- this jewel with her into Suffolk, on going to most extensive knowledge of all the Home Markets, daughter of Edward
III.,
probably carried NDENTS and Consignmente received and promptly them bring mukets.
We passed the night very com ninediately, when, after buarding the
esgoda. jank having rau up alongside, the pirates fortably. We had an excellent supper con- reside there after her marriage with enabling them to dispose of all produce and cousign- Lame below, demanding opium and gold. sisting of fowls and two pigs, left behind by Edmund Mortimer, the Lord of Clare.ments in the beet advantage. Witness and her husband, the late Captain, the natives; while vegetables were plentiful The gold cross is said to have contained in Proceeds can be promptly remitted by draft or goods
it a relic of the true cross. The fuder has were in the cabin together. Witness posi tively identifies the prisoner, as the head
been rewarded with 23 by order of be mass of the piruins, and the same who
Majesty.
in all the gardens.
October 10th--A noise somewhat like an explosion was heard: proved to result from
Orders made payable by London Hauses or be consigamentu,
May, 1865,
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Anti-apoplectic, Digestive, and of an exquisite Bavour. The Salutary Plants of which it la corn- pened are gathered on the Cliffs of Normandy, they! possess all the vivifying emanations of the Northern Sea, and compose one of the beat Cordial and one of the most efficacious preservatives against epidemic diseases.
Latterly the French Medical man have almost unanimously prescribed it for patients who by their gastric tendency were more subject to attacks of FEVER AND CHOLERA. May be had of
A. LEGRAND, AINE AT FECAMP. HOUSE IN PARIS-Na. 19, Rue Vivienne. This Liqueur may be found all over the World as the Principal Wine and Spirit Merchants, Pharman centista, Confectioners, Grocers, and Dealers in Pro- visions in General, &e.
Dinneford's Fluid Magnésia.
Is the great. Romedy for ACIDITY OF STOMACH, HEADACHE, HEARTBURN INDIGESTION, Sous ExUCTATION AND
BLIOUS AFFECTIONS,
It is the Physician's Cure of GOUT,
RHEUMATIC GOUT, GRAVEL, and other complaints of the Bladder, and in the cases of FRVER AND FEVERISH IRRITABILITY OF SKIN It produces grateful cooling effects, As a safe and gentle Medicine for Infants, Children, Delicate Fe- males, and for the sickness of Pregnancy, DINNE FORD'S MAGNÈSIA is indispensable, and, when taken with ibe Acidulated Lemou Syrup forms
A DELIGHTFUL EXPERVENCING ŠALINE. AND APERIENT. Prepared by
DINNEFORD & Co.
CREMISTS, LONDON,
And sold by Druggists and Storekeepers through out the World.
CAUTION--Ask for DINNEzard's Magnusia, ond see that DINNEFORD & Co, is on every Bottle
nd Label.
CORRUGATED GALVANIZED IRON SHEETS. (BEST QUALITY-ONLY).
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F. BRABY & Co., LIMITED, MANUFACTURERS and MRRCHANTS, Roofs supplied with or without-Framework, BRABY'S ITALIAN ROOFING ZING, PERPORATED ZING, SHerr Zinc, IRON TANKS, Wire Netting, Buckris, and all other-
-Galvanized Gooda.
Illustrated Price Lists free on Application,
FREDERICK BRABY & Co., LIMITED, FITZRDY WORKS,
·USTON ROAD, LONDON..
WITH
Three itinerarica to gates of the Great Wall
**China Mail" Office.
May 11, 1866.
From the Shanghae Resorder,
The present mail brings us a copy of the useful little guide book for Tourists in the North of China, which has recently been published by Mr N. B. Dennys, and we we are glad to be able to express favorable opinion upon. Its. serviceableness. The book, though it only pretende to be a guide to travellere, contains much useful and interesting information and may be looked upon in the light of the "Murray" for Tourists in Northern Provices of the Celestial Empire.
CONSULAR NOTIFICATION.
BRITISH CONSULATE, CANTON, November 13th, 1866. NDER instructions from HE. Sir Ru
therford Alcock, K.C.E., H.B.M.'s- Minister at Peking, the Undersigned here. with publishes for the information of Bri- tish subjects in this Consular distriot the annexed Translation of, the Notification of the Blockade of the river Séonlin Coves by the French squadron.
·
WILLIAM FREDERICK MAYERS, Vice Coned in charge of Har Britannic Majesty's Consulate.
TRANSLATION,
SHANGHAI, October 31st 1860. Notification of the blockade of the Kiver Séoul by the French Squadron.
1 the andersigned Rear Admiral Com- mander in Chief of the Naval Forces of H.
M the Emperor of the French in the Seas of Chitta and Japan: Being desirous of ohr taining redress for the murder by the order of the Corean Government of a great num
uf ber of French missionaries and in virtue Commander the power vested in me as
iu Chief.
Dedare-That-on and after the 15th Instant, the river Séoul and all its mouths shall be held in a state of offective blockade by the Naval forces under my command. All vessela attempting to break the block- adle will be proceeded against in accordance with the provisions of International Law and of the Treaties in force with the neutral powers.
On board the Guerrierė,
Chefoo Harbour, Oct. 5, 1866.
(Signed), G. ROSE. CHARLES A WINCHESTER,
True Copy,
No. 1135-No
COMMERCIAL
HONGKONG,10
Our last Suminary wa November, since then ( the P. O. Steamer Beh English mails of 26th S grams extending to the
The Lobelia and · with full cargoes of En arrived
here On the 8th Business foring past. symptoms of improver for nearly all staples is the deliveries on the w moderate scade, the last characterized by a decid- A lively inquiry ha
SHIRTINGS are still w T-CLorus of heary
WIST,
proved in value, and bei feld. With the excep kinds of Woollens, in of business was trans rates there is nothing remarks.
RAW COTTON.-The t night has been character lively demand and deliv the average, owing to falling off of supplios fre of trou 2 to 33 has be Catharine Apear in with Cotion got on shor somnu 2000 Bales to get i comprise alat 20,000 | COTTON YARN.-Ab the lower qumbers chan to $1925 per Bale: The counts has been very lin
GREY SHIRTING-N reported and the tran comprise about 2000 $840.
WHITE SHIRTINOS —İL and but 900 pieces were
T-CLOTHS-1000 piec niakes were add at Berts
DRILLS are difficult c there is a light inquy bare, ai this kind.
BROCADES and Sai what better demand, changed hands at impre TURKEY RED--150 sold at $3.75.
Love FLUS: In abse holders' lowered their pri
yet the business done extent,
SCARLETS Maintain-th continue to be rewlily s
SPANIA8 STKIPER met with purchasers a still
prevails a fair inqu CAMLEES have still f value and continue to Sales 360 piecra
LASTINGS-200 piece= were sold at 818.50 per are Nailed It
METALS
be freely taken at the rei sales 12,000 b
not been dealt in. Fin F
slight attention aus abu quilted at 36 50 « §ʊ 6Ụ have been
neglected.
in f Coals continue in
bastake price is
A little sy
eban egin
brough about by the which for some days při prices, to ulance about
Import QUOTATI
Cotton Yarn, No. 16-a
No. 28 « 82,
Nu. 38 & 42, Shirtings gray, 7 Ibя....
8.4 ils. 9.10 12 (bs. Shirtings white, 52 a 56
reed,...
61 bú read, CS # 72
T-Clafhs, 66.12
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39 in,
lbs.,
36 in
...
Shirtings white spotted, Shirtings Dye,... Turkey Red Shivlings,
3 Is.. Broentes white,
Colored, Damasks,
Chintzes, scarlet,
Assorted, Handkerchiefs,
Kaw Cotton Bengal,
Tientsin... Spanish stripus, scarlet,
Irvlies, ami Habit Cloths, Long Ells. A scarlet, Hassorted, HH soulet,... Hisssorted....
Media Sorted,
Camlets, &,
SS....
BRB,... Dutch,...
Listings ...
Blankets. 7 a 12 lbs....
Metals, Iron Nail Red,
·Round bar, squares
and Fat bar Hoop,
Wire,
***
Leads Pin, Tin-Plates, Steel, Quicksilver,
Coals, English,
Welsh,... Australian,... Straits Produce.→ Rattans, Pepper, white,
Black,
Betel Nut, Sandalwood, Rice, Bongai,
viz
Baugoon, AFTACHI, Siam, Saigon,
OPIC
This markat has ruled prices close on a par, wi
Patna, Benares,
Malwa,
FARIORTS --Small ve request for Saigon and
375 cents respectively. Bottoms are neglected. don 25 to San Francisc De 30).