MRR 20, 1866.
talent by always pre- stants, when they show- Sciently skitful.. It is ambitious schemes were rded in high quarters, the Hittite he has been
the
The
hin
the battle to get
present, od governor, foreigners Ir, and the Imperial ant who has been per is own good, but was
ount of improvement in
aragraph relates to the attending Tson's eur. 23-V Viceroy Tso'l's
Er
ocuments were taken by
for the purpose and de- The of
of the Tartar-Gener- being at the same time pital. Acting Viceroy on his knees it received
alt the official seal of the Sipping the same offere aeror and took over officials, both civil and
eir congratulations,"
ICIAL COURT, FOO. HOW.
December 8, 1868. and others ». J. G. Fay.
of Judgment.
rought by the plaintiff'
nce of $409, for goods
to the defendants.
d in the mouth of July
liver to defendants 2734 tes at Tls. 22 per picnt
the defendants admit,
2,008.58 for the same. y in
tet fremt paid $2,500,
balance due, claim
2 which they
pens to defendant
for loss on
by
is action is brought to
As
regards
amount due on the con
6.
·
the en
65, it has been Tat the tea wHR r
ected in
in the usual to the custom of the iu goud order art
тад-
al to sample. Thus this Now, however, in paying. acted for by the defen-
= $395.22 on account
sí
- the
the defendant wants
bonglat
the tors
June 18054
of
by bioi
online ut
don brokers. The
this to be an equitable
Tds the plaintiffs. It
ommon usager in commer- is not fair of the defeu
10 property
as their own, here the day of payment
inform the plaintiff's that ndants, would take off amount due to them, the e tuas of July 1866 for that in June 1865.
It is
esses that the teas were d order into the glown of und were examined, weigh according to s
so to he. No
and
bas
court that the plaintiffs
fraid upon the defendanta ve made false representa-
zma e
dant yere at liberty to boxes as they wishes for defendant said in his the damage to the teas urrel without the know- utif's themselves, who sold Cu regard
to the precise damage a witness tells misting front fresh und its way into the cheat, r from exposure to radu, ite cannot consider the plain- for damage of this descrip- goode have been
aut aese] nor are they hamud to inding upon
them China tificates issued by Landon damage by fresh water may riety of ways unknown to n before sale or delivery, as nd for this the court is un- id him responsible.
Tho
consider the defendants prove their counter claim. rdingly for the plaintiffs with
AND THE TELEGRAPH. saders, no doubt, remember despatch addressed by Ting Harry Parkes, on the occasion la' attempt toestablish a line
the
day
between Pooting and the an chauced to die, raph posts were put up-as. peus on many other days long the fine of country they ran; and the Taolai
ts attributed the event to a
he Feng-abul, for which Mr clearly responsible. The that his ed by the
the Bac
sacrificed to appease
ir departed comrade was not much as he had not intended. mrder; but there was no Excellency said, that "the
must have died because the sinjured, Reynolds thus imself at the cost of others."
shui are again in danger; not ngshui in a country district,
of Shanghee itself; ⇒ug-6
Chines residents to enter unstrance, if they desire to idemic certain to follow the Messrs Russell & Co. en- len, we are informed, of con- ne of telegraph Ke-chung at the imminent risk of du
es
_e
from
entire foreign settlement to Foochow road; as Ting said in
Mr. Beynolds benefitting the cost of others. How will
notati
views
a scheme so preg
}
Feng-
ger, so opposed to the time, ejudices of his countrymen d that to outrage the tilement is to interfere unjust ghts of the Emperor's subjects rritory, and send another gal- fifty to
to vindicate their priv we hold that the Feng-ali venge their own wrong
Lo-
atter is the correct view; for-
g the prime movers, on for-
3
Bvil result should fall; and
lno doubt be perfectly willing
risk.
✓
to
understand how great
ze it will be to Messrs.
3. to be in immediate .com- with Kin-le-yuen, instead of the eccentric movements of But of still greater general
No. 1140.-DECEMBER 20, 1866.]
THE TUMONGONG OF JOHORE.
ing
-nea
shewn
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curate description must fail to convey a dis tinct impression of an object so remote from their conceptions. Practical demonstration
in all such cases, the best ia, i
advocate. No Joubt the new institution will have oppo-
Not thirty years ago, the manufae nents. turing population of
of Eugland rose, almost a man, against the introduction of
chinery which they imagined would
Cases.
pursue
agency.
it
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fu, the capital of Shantung province. He allowances; the tangible representation of value of telegraphy as
This potentate has been warmly welcom found that city and vicinity in a state of con- untold acts of self-denial, "of providence an institution. When they see messages instantaneously ropean travel. A correspondent of the cent murder of two Mandarins, by the peo-patriation to the country of the Three Pre- ed by his subjects, on his return froni Eu- fusion and alarm, in consequence of the re- and economy, during long and dreary ex transmitted over the short distance in ques- Straits Times tion, they
remarks: His thighness in-ple in that neighbourhood. He understood sidencies. Yet there was no peevishness, will appreciate more clearly than deed ought to
to be
happy and from any verbal explanat conversation him by his subjects, numbering some 40 the taxes. The gates of the provincial ca-
the possibility demonstration of joy and loyalty at the that it was owing to some extortion in cou- no repining, no murmuring at adverse fato, of carrying on &
nection with the levying or collection of unreasonable reproaches of officers' or di between Shanghai and Sochow, or between to 50 thousand people;
rectors. Therefore, we have the greater the Northern and Southern capitals.
tonish-pital were shut and closely guarded. All pleasure in calling attoution to the now how this worthy potentate complete set of railway machinery introduc handful of Malaya and a police force noted. At one time the colporteur while show will be needed; that things are not nearly are cutt, with who desired to enter wore strictly examin- happily probable eventuality, that no call ed into Nagasaki by Messrs, Glover & Co. bering only some 40 to 50 men and a couple ing his christian books and preaching was immensely eastoraled the Japanese, not-
ao hart as was at one tune feared, aud that of guabonts each manned with a couple of placed in a withstanding the descriptions of the steam guns, keep such order, and the natives An-charged by a petty official with boing con- constituted the paid-up capital of the united
a considerable danger. He was what is left out of the £1,0
1,000,000 which carriage they had heard ; and still sore der subjection, in Johor. It is seldom or neckati with the Sect or Society of the banks will afford a substantial basis for the
I in
that we hear of any
White Jily, which it appears is much future operations of the reconstituted Agra The While inviting co-operation in the work of gar tare med bis police by as an arrested him and was taking him to resuscitation the
the copsitteo, by whom the I inspected his chain.
hia his superior official when the prisoner har- erininal
all 1 court, and
movement has been organized, are able to seemed and convict jail; to be carried out similar to ours.
ing learned who that official was and recug-point to several circumstances which justify tried similar to our Courts at law, and a marked that he was not afraid of the result return to its old Indian loves. Discarding E
Cuses nizing him as formerly from Tientsin, re- sanguine expectations. The Agra will Jury consisting of 12 men for criminal inaan
inasmuch as he was himself froin Tientsin, the ambitious dreams which tempted it to Higheese seems a most exerge- tic ruler and
and knew the official when he lived there. aim at the position of a London bank, visit to Europe must produce still greater released
have not a doubt that his On hearing this his captor gradually will in future be an Indian bank with a lessen, instead of increase, the demand results, most beneficial towards the pro-was not sorry to find himself at liberty to
his hold
on the colportear, whe London for labour; and it is not to be wondered at gress and prosperity of his
The Morning Advertiser (Oct. 20) is sure country.
his calling. that opposition should be offered by
that no one can have perused without plea. intelligent people to foreign inventions, on
inn who previously had received some ing of the ahureholders in Agra sud Master He found in the city of Tai-man-fu, s sure the report of the extraordinary meet ground. No doubt the noble
christian books at Tung-chau-tu, near Che- man's Bank Amongst the mighty ones arty of chit-coolies will rebel against the
foo, or from some of the missionaries who that during the last panic came to grief, Kin-le-guun telegraph, as
as threatening to eventually undermine their profession; as
live at Tung-chau-fa fle has become there were few, if any, whose fate was more the boating population would oppose &
deeply interested in highly delighted at meeting one who could And deservedly so, bedause it was in every in those books and was regretted than that of this celebrated bank. railway, dreading the loss of the carrying
MESSES A SHORTREDE & Co. would in wird either a partial or complete set of facts. their mend explain
doctrine trade which ifords then a living. Gradu-
then. They speat the greater part of a by however, here as in England, the opdreds of deres for the cultivation of encua-
because its fall was not the result of natural tions lately made in the management of the Ed,, and 218, per bottle. Patent- White Emel for night in considering together. position will be overcome by the force of nuts, tapioca, epcoa, indigo, sugar, &o, &c. expressed himself as desirous of receiving barely artificial causes, maliciously set Firm for repetitions in Chinese of Notices stopping Front Teeth, warranted- ever to change
but, on the contrary, was due to habit and, experience and we bail the proposed Kin-la-yuen telegraph as the thin shore were literally crowded with nuts; ry came to Tsi-nan-fu, to go to
All the coconut plants I saw growing at baptism, and as determined if no missiona motion. Unfortunately the Bours were on-respecting Shipping and Mercantile affairs end of the wedge, in the first insertion of the soil must be peculiarly suitable for the ing, where he might meet one, Leon Leing more surprising proof of their activity and
Leong Le- ly ton successful; and there cannot be generally. which the chief difficulty lies. Of course, cultivation of coconuta. Cocoa would grow being distant of that city only about 240 lt of the destructive force with which a panic
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING. we assume that no difficulty can
be thrown
most luxuriantly under the shade of of the scheme.
Rev. Mr Edkins of the London Missio may be directed against the suuutest iusti The claims of forest trees, the Feng-shui will hardly he
would forest trees, and Bo
nutmegs listened
нагу to other spice. Coffee
Society, Peking, rocently passed tutions than the suspension of this bank. also,
Ilave within the precincts of the foreign settle
sem grow through this city on his returer from a visit It is very rare indeed that a sistement so went; and every foreigner, official or lay-
most luxuriously under shelter. I have not a doubt that when Johore commences 110 li to the southward of
and satisfactory is made to the shareholders of man, will be inclined to promote, rather to yield, there will be more than sufficient He baptised 8 persons at those places. Se than hinder, Messrs Russel's views.-North for a single line of via to cart Our
solution to resuscitate the Indian portion of up the China Daily Neius,
veinl
lived there who he had the business of the bank was carried unant duce direct to the wharves in
arbour baptised at Peking. A native assistant was mously; and before the meeting closed it and hernig sayo a large amount in mane- left behind to labor in that vicinity.
transpired that intimations had ean cessary storages and transhipments and da- From all we can learn there appears to ed of the intention of certain shareholders age, by being carried round in the eir-be no good reason to doubt but that the in- to subscribe to the extent of £40,000), in a cuitous route in bouts with so much dan- terest in this doctrines and truths of the dition to £130,000 which had already been ger of the produce being sea damaged be gospel is increasing and widening in the subscribed by others. was, moreover, fure shipment. There is now spwards of sections refered to above in Shantung announced at the close of the meeting that
tons of produes in the shape of pepper, province.
555 ahareholders in the old bank had given gambir, that finds it way to Singapore
their written assent to the proposed resusci The cul- freightage of 38 per ton.
tation. Already practically its resuscitation may be regarded as a fait accompli, and there can be no doubt that it will recom mence operations with every prospect of
ally,
in the
:
DEMURRAGE, LAY-DAYS, &c. (From the Shipping and Mercantile Gazette) We are so frequently applied to for in- forraation respecting Demurrage. Lay-days, and Running days, that we are inclined to believe the law, and even the usage, in such matters is but very imperfectly understood
I hear that H. H. has a European civil engineer on his way out from Europe--this geutician will. I believe, make a survey of the southern portion of Johore facing the old Straits of Singapore, and will at once cam- mence laying out rouds, and
grants
will be given to those who desire to purchase lands at so much an acre. I would recommend intending capitalists to secure some ban
the
and
pro
*
by those engaged in the Carrying Totivation of the fertile lands of Johore must Our present impression contains an inquiry of this nature. Our Correspondents desire orase considerably the prosperity of Sin- to know whether, having chartered a vessel gapore. I hope are long to see a company abroad to load in fifteen running-days, into cultivated fields, an rails to carry the
starte.i to turn the nest lands of Johor Sundays count. Our reply is. that Sund ya and holidays, unless excepted in the Chart-produce to the wharves of New Harbour, er, are included in the running days. It then, die shareholders of the Tanjong Pag may, however, be worth while to examine gar Company may look for large dividends. the
question
a little closer, and poiub ut how far the question has been settled by
and by
by custom.
According to
law
poius aut
THE RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT AT
SHANTUNG
A correspondent writing from Tientsin says: amencouraged by the publication in your issue of Dec 1s of soule notes in regard to the religious movement in Shan- tung Province, 144 des south of Fientsin, to send you a few lies more relatag to the sathe subject.
80
insy)
iz
to two places in Shantung Peon Leing. a company which has come to grief. Ano
persons
Very truly, de,
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ESIDENTS of ilongkong, whose names ist, and about 6 o'clock on the morning have not appeared if previous DIREC of the 31st alt, while about twenty-five TORIESars requested to forward thein with miles off the eastern end of Sheik Shoal IB-seb particulars as they wish inserted rea- land, she was discovered to be on fire on pecting agencies; e, in the Directory for the orlop dock. An alarm was given, and 1867, to Mess. A SHORTREDE & Co, be- officers and men exerted themselves to the fove the ist proximo. Newly established-made." utmost to extinguish the flames with such houses of business are requested to add means as were available; but their efforts their Hong stamps. The names of partners made such progress that sacing the vessel
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Rev. Mr Innocent of the Methodist New the Carter-party, or a local casuum, ex- Congest p Mission, reburst yesterday contin
from a 3 Sundays and
and holidays, and contin-
3 weeks absence in the vicinity of ing the time fu
working days, propeily so that movement. He reports very favor called. Such is the general rule respecting bly in regard in its present condition and running-days. Similarly, who a particn-pruspects. He baptised to persons of whom
7 were children, the rest win adults, or is her was Lient, Colonel Lewis is requested that Advertisements exed by the parties to the contract of adfreight tent for th of cars, the Tay-days will run from the
schools. These (45) men and women
women who ship's arrival at that
place.
tingencies at the.
the
meinbers of the fir
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m
aş
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but
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the lay days will run from the ship's arrival by the Master, though the whole of the cargo may not be discharge ed there
And again, where a
favourably in a very singular man engaged two native vessels, pc TO MEMBERS OF THE RIFLE Fertain number of days is specified,
which I will try to
ay to deserie
proceedel to Bassidore of London, working-
briety: It provisious, and Bording to the us.tge
scetus that a few native christians living company with
with the
the crew amounting
ASSOCIATION. days, and notunning days;
the in certain
village, went away 6 or 7 to Altgether to 134 persons: A detachment absence of any custom or stipulation to the attend a festive or social gathering, at contrary, it is well settled that Sundays are place where so friends or relatives resilo, in charge of the boats. According to
at a of 5 men and an officer was left at Nabhi ON sale by Messys A. SHORTREDS & Co. computed in the calculation of lay-lays at i ded. Their eauing provoked a deal of bad but quite destitute of clothing; and it was test telegram, the crew were all well, the Port of discharge; and the same ruie language towards them and they were ill
Aiming Drill Cards. pip to the Fort of loading. trontal. A party started off to the village and crew to Bombay by the first opportunity would seen to apply
the captain's 1
intention to send the officers. The rule that
where their visitors resided, for the pur. which presented itself. raming-dage" in the Port of Londou mean working days only,
pose of a the building used as a exclud
other Christians there and
Intelligence o
of the disaster was telegra To their great surprise they found phed to Commander Robinson, Acting well dresse i and well appearing by order of that officer the Government Superintendent of Marine, at Bombay, and the case of Cochran v. Retberg," by Lord christian from Tientsin (employed as a Bidon.
But as the direction of his Lord-
teacher by Mr Invent,)
Wha with to have been to interpret ship seeras
selfstarmer May Prere
was contact possession and dignity demanded what the Arnot was pere under command of Lieut the contract of affreightorent by the custome
tender assistance soun-sipeeeded by his
to the unfortunate crew. The May Frere his tact of the Port, the decision may be regarded
and knowledge of Chinese character, in sailed on Thursday forenoon. The Hart (as as the legal sauction of an
existing quelling
Canning the riotous proceedings of the tab inst, with a telegraphic staff on board for
which
hich loft Kurraches on the 1st custom. The case put by our Correspot-ble, and in leading them to believe that the purpose of moving some of the deuts is that of a
Port of the Continent. degree
ec and would be sure to result Uharter stipulates a certain number of favorably for them, should the foreigners scene of the calamity a vory few days after running-days,
ich are not to cominence bring the matter before their officials. Ho that vessel would panderin before a given date. That date arrives, insisted that ample satisfaction ahould be It is believed that the crew would endeavor important services, and the Master gives notice to the Super Sakd also guarantee their good behaviou to intercept the mail steamer, and, thus
for past insults and abuses, which the day previously that the ship is ready to loadThe next day happens to be Sunday. in the future in regard to treating the na-
to Bombay. The question say our Correlpondents] Live ghicistians. It was finally settled that
The Berenes, which is well known in then arises, whether that day can or cannot a fiac sign for the Chapel should be pronur-
Eastern waters, has seen much service. She property and legally be counted as a br. had sent these represetatives to destroy the tween Bombay and Suez before that office
ed by the elders of the co
community
was brought to Bumbay in 1837, and was There seems to be no
ruat difficul
the employed to carry the Overland mail be. ty in settling the question. Applying the
the chapel, and that the native christians in above-mentioned established principles, if
was undertaken by the. P.&O. Company. the vicinity of the Chapel should be invited no exception respecting
and Goli-
ited In 1842 she was almost entirely rebuilt of THE HONGKONG SIGNALS, feast at the expense of the other party teak, and from that time was often employ. ays is made in the party
Mr funocent happened to be away at the ed as a troopship. During the Burmese war containing a plan of the Signals and flags those days count or nut according as they time, and on his retuch he did not under- s or are not regarded as working days at stand fully the conclusion which had been who also had charge of her for two or three meral code, and all the regulations in the Port referred to-that is
been she was confunded by Capt. Robinson, used at the Signal Station, Marryate's nu- gay, the
roached by the adroituess of his teacher, ontract would be governed by the oustons until the day when the sign was to be doll years in the Persian Gulf and during the force respecting their tise at Victoria Peak.
If, however,
wordays
are vereit. It cane attended by a respectablu lust Chinese war) in Chinese and Japanese stipulated for, or Sundays and
are deputation,
He took hind procured the services: Taters,
roops in her from Suez included in the expressly
in the running-days in of a band of music, to add honor to the oes to Hongkong; at nether time towed
two days are world lays only court, and casion. It proved to be a well exerted ships from Singapore to Hongkong; and Sundays and days, the custom of the Port to the contrary door of the chapel. The inscription on it north of China during the north east won- fall into the running sign or tablet which was put up over the third occasion took two ships and a g-boat in tow from Hongkong to the The meaning of th ithstanding.
18,
The native christians on was appropriate. the same day living near the chapel feasted
Port, probably loading at a foreign their course was unbecoming is a very great stations would be in the vicini LIST OF OFFICE BEARERS, PRESIDENT AND
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PRICE, 50 cents each Suitable for the waisedat panket.
For Sale..
BY MESSES A. SHORTREDE & Co.
Alao
the Principal House Flags, belonging to and frequenting Hongkong.
PAINTED IN COLORS.
Price;
One Dollar,
NOTICE MESSRS A. SHORTREDE & Co. having made arrangements, with the Pro- prietors of the
"SINGAPORE FREE PRESS," to receive per each Mail Copies of their EXTRA
of courrage days are or may be matters
and an express stipulation res- in Chinese styles at the expense of the eld trips between Hongkong and Manila, pecting them cannot be interfered with by
ers and people of the ather and previously carrying 250 horses with their foulder any local custom at home or abroad.
each time. It is hostile neighbourhood. All seunted
The Berenice was
a brig Charter as to always easy so to frame a Avoid
well pleased with the unexpected result of rigged steamer of 250 berse power and subsequent discussion aa to its
carriel six gui Her registered tonnage the contemplated destruction of property. If our Correspondents whose letter torms.
was 600 tons, but being a very roomy About 15 li distant from the village where has occasioned these remarks had simply the principal interest centres, resides an third more.-Times of India, Nov. 12.
vessel her actual tonnage was about one insisted on a
a stipulation in the Charter that old school t
master, whose sou, a youth of 18 Sundays and holidays should count iz the to
to 20 Ive the
years, has frequently attended the raouing days, whatever might be
services. The son is a candidate pred membership and tom at the Port of loading or discharge,
and has received would matter little to them what
several books which he has taken hous The Morning Herald (Oct. 30) cougrata-containing the latest public and (in most the usage at the Ports of Tol might be
or of any father has become so much interested lates the agra proprietors upon the man- casus) private telegrams to hand, subscribers other country. Liability upon a
in the contents of those books, and so much ner in which they have borne their re- with every other contract, depends
to the Evening Mail are informed that impressed with their truth, that he has en- upon its terms, and it is only when those terms
The closing of the doors last June copies of the Extra will be delivered to eluded to have prayers in his school. He caths upon most of them with startling their coolies immediately on the arrival of -xB¥ue-43 th6r too frequently are-- requires his pupils to kneel down while he enddantess and crushing severity. From each Mail, for an additional subscription of that it is necessary to interpret the contract
which he the inflation of shares at a
a 200 by local custom. The subject of the fram found in one of the books his son
a merely lars per annum,
Cards will be supplied ing of Charter-parties is one to which our. holue
His co
course Merchants and Shipowners give less atten-
nowival quotation they sankin ♫ fev core if persisted in is likely to
to subscribers upon application. bring hin collision with his patrons, weeks from apparently well-founded ex tion than it deserves, and hence the embar-
Copies of the Newspapers published by Боше от
whom rassment in which they are constantly
have threatened to take peotations that their bark would weather A. SHORTREDE & Co. together with the away their children from his school. involved when anything in the shape of dif- Mr Innocent while at Leong Leing seat! had foundered in it, they passed in a single the Hotel d'Europe, at the Stag Hotel, thic storm to the painful reality that she Free Press Extra may be obtained at ficulty or delay arises in the courae of a out a native colporteur ou an excursion to day. The Agra dividends were with num- Queen's Road, and at the publishers' of voyage.
the southward. He went as far as Tei-uan bera the aule supplement to their retiring fice, No. 2, Wyndham Street.
are
Charter,
verses.
repeats or reads a form of prayer "rought preuna to the depression of per cent. seventy-five cents per quarter or three dol
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