Notices to Consignees.
"ALBANY" FROM GLASGOW. YONSIGNEES are requested to send
their Bille of Laling for countersig nature and take quick delivery of their
floods.
Consigress of 1500 kega Gunpowder marked **Melfort” and shipped by Mesara BLAUKBURN LOW & Co, will please send their Bills of Lading at once and take im mediate delivery of their Goods.
ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co.,
the Albuny." Agents of Hongkong, January 21, 1889. 1828
SHAKSPERE TEOM LONDON CONSIGNERS of Cargo by the above
named vessel are requester to and in their bills of Lading to the undersigned for countersignature and to take immediate de:, livery of their Goods. Cargn impeding the discharge of the vessel will be landed and stored at Consignees risk and expense by
JARDINE, MATHESON & O«,. Hongkong, January 19, 1869, jah
SIR HENRY HAVELOCK, FROM dees en dieLONDON.
JONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above-
-named Velsal are requested to send in their Bulls of Lading to the Undersigned for Countersignature, and to take immediate delivery of their Goods,
Cargo impeding the discharge of the ves sel, vill bo landed and stored at Consignees risk and expense
Hongkong, January, 18, 1860.
fel
*HE following pres have been landed and stored at the risk and expense of the Consignees, who are requested to take imningdiate, delivery.
Ex Hoogly," B1st October, 1868. VO 827
1 cusu Arius. aver, Tigre,” 6th January, 1869.- HO &
361/70, 10 gases Opium. BO
MAG. BERTRAND,"
Principal Agent Hongkong, January 16, 1869.
Notices of Firms
Notices of Firms.
NOTICE.
RD, O, CLARK retires from our Firm, and Ms 3. MURRAY FORBES and Mr. E. 1. BARBOUR are admitted Partners from this date,
RUSSELL & Cb,
july2 China, January 1, 1809.
W
NOTICE. WE have this day established ourselves at thie Port as MERCHANTS AND COMMISSION AGENTS under the firm of KRUMMENACHER & CO.
J. KRUMMENACHER
R. RADEOKER. Office No. 12, Stanley Street.
Hongkong, January 1, 1869.
NOTICE.
THE CHINA MAIL.
New Advertisements.
ENDERS for Repairs of British Ship DOUGLAS will be received till 8 A., TOMORROW, receive
W. MORRISON. Hongkong, January 22, 1809,
Ex "SHAKSPERE,"
23ja
CHAMPAGNE PITY day (gebuine) 1868,
Benj. Eng. PERRIER 36 cases quarts. Lò cases pinta
G. DUBOST & C Hongkong, January 22, 1869.
VICTORIA REGATTA CLUB, THE Annual General MEETING of the Members of the above CLUB, will be 2fe held at the HONGKONG, CLUN, HOUIN OB WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 27th Instant, at 5 PM, for the purpose of electing a Committee for the present year, and of receiving the Treasurer's Accounts for 1868.
E have authorized Mr CLAUS BUDDE
to sign our Firm from this date.
DREYER & Oo. Hongkong, January 1, 1868.
Insurances.
THE HONGKONG FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, LIMITED,
CAPITAL 2,000,000), DOLLARS,
in 2,000 Shares of 1000 Dollars caelu
Consulting Committee.
GEORGE F. HEARD, ESQ. WM. KAYE, Esq. A RROWETT, Esq.
SD. SABSOON, Esq.
F. Boxex, Esq.
General Managers,--Mears JARDINE,
MATHESON & Co.....
Head Office, No. 39, Queen's Rood.
⠀⠀
THE HONGKONG FIRE INSURANCE COM- "PANY, which expires by effluxion of time in a felr months, having proved a highly successful undertaking, it has been THE interest and responsibility of Mretortained by a large number of its share CEOUS WILHELM SCHWEMANN and of bolders to form a permanent Company, "MY RENOLPH HEINEEN in out Bris ceased under the same management and with un the 31st December 18.7, and 31st Decreased Capital. ember 1668 respectively.
It is proposed to register the Company! MY FERDINAND NISSEN and Mr. Hern-under the Limited Liability Ordinance, BICH HOFFits have this day been admitted and the amount of the Capital baring heen partners in our firm at Hongkong and in fixed at Two Millions of Dollars, it is con China, which now consists of Me GEORG sidered that Insurers will be amply secured THRUDOR SIRMKHEN, Mr WOLDEMAR N thereby, while at the same time each share. BEN, ME ADOLF Joost, Mr FERDINAND holder will know the extent of his individual liability. The capital proposed to be called NISSEN and Mr HEINRICH HOFPIVS.
up amounts to a large sum, and provision BIEMSSEN& Co.
will bo-made for the creation of an ample Bongong, January 1, 1869.
Reserve Fund, which will, it is expected, in a very short time secumulate to an amount practically to give the fullest secu- rity both to Insurers and Insured, irrespec
NOTICE.
Zapr
MR. WILLIAM JUDSON BLYDENBURG, MR.
and Mr GZOBOR HORSET are admittive of the unpaid Capital. ded partners in our Firm,
Mr HENRY, CUTLER Low will sign our Bifu per procuration. modra LL SMITH ARCHER & Co.
Hongkong, January 1, 1869,
mað
PHE interest and responsibility of Mr ABRAHAM DAVID EZEKIEL, id our Firm in China, ceased on the 31st Decent ber 1st, and Mr CHARLES ELLAR SASSOON has been admitted this dala, and partner therain from
RE, D, SASSOON & Co.
Hongkong, January 1, 1899.
fo5
HAVE this day authorised Mr O
LANGDON DAVIES.to sign ny name per prosuration to all orders for goods supplied to the Hongkong Hotel, and I ulous su liable to pay for goods supplied upon sucia ordera.
I have further authorised Mr Davles to collect all debts due to me on fotel ac gount, for which his receipt will be a sathi- cient discharge.
LEE AFOONG, Hongkong, December 1, 1868.
325A NOTICE, TRC JE SCHODER, is authorised to Mga our Firm per procuration, from
this dates
A 80HWANBECK & THIEL
总镱 Saigon November 14, 1868. §. ·
NOTICE. FORGE
It is intended to anticipate the termina- tion of the Old Company, by dissolving it from and after the 31st December next, and asures are being taken for that purpose. In anticipating a successful career for the New Company, it is only necessary to pre- sent to the public the results of the Old Company since its establishment in May. 1866, as exhibited by the following figures:
The total premiums collected
from the 11th Máy 1866 to
the present time, a periód
of only two years and five
́ ́ mouths, amonut to.
The losses which have been
$304,727.72
MORE PA. McLEOD,
Hon. Ses. jahteva Frotoria Regatta Club. Hongkong, January 22, 1869. ja27
NOTICE
WE have this day established ourselves mlasion Agents in connection with Messrs U. B. MEHTA &-05. of Cifleütta.
at this fort as Morchants and Com-
Mr RUSTOMER, SORAN BE WOONWALLA is authorized to sign our Firm in Hong- RUSTOMJEE DRUNJEEBHOY & CO.
Office No. 7, Hollywood Road Hongkong, January 12, 1869.
Life
MPLOYMENT WANTED, by a young MAN (English) aged 30, of business habits, and several years experience in Hongkang Apply by letter, ABO," care of Office of this Paper
Hongkong, December 26, 1868.
SAYLCH
& Co-1 VICTORIA EXCHANGE, QUEEN'S ROAD,
the
og ESPECTFULLY solicit inspec- tion of their New GOODS, in following Departments
SILKS. Eevning Dresses -Velvets
RIBBONS.
Fancy Dresses HOSIERY.
Trimmings. HABERDASHERY
Prints, MANTLES.
→Jackets: BONNETS;
Lace
Gloves
Manchester,
Shawls
Millinery
-
Ladies' Outfits BABY LINEN.
Gentlemen's Hats Gloves,
HOSIERY. Clotha
Tweeds. Tailoring in all its Branches.
PER
Household Linens Blankete.
CARPETS.
FURNISHING DRAPERY, Etc., Etc.
P.S-The Dress-making, Milliner have amounted to... $180,081.23 and Tailoring are under the Supery intendence of experienced West End
paid within the same period
and inolade the large sum
of $86,270 lost by the Fire
at Hongkong in Nov. 1867.
The amount now at the Credit
of the Working Account, after paying all Expenses. and Re-insurances to date, ̈ exceeds...
$160,000.00
hands.
Hongkong, November 12, 1868.
THE TREATY PURTS OF ORINA JAPAN ARDINOFLO AND QUERIES ON CHINA AND JAPAN."
EXTRAQIS FROM REVIEWS.
(From the Straits Times," July 27, 1868.)
LATEST SHIPPING.
ARRIVALS. Jan. 22, Arthur, American barque, 250, Crosby, Chefoo, January 18, General RUSSELL & Co.
Jan. 22, Catharina, N. German barque, 360, Molsen, Nagasaki, Jau, 15, General
BOURJAU, HUEENER & Co.
CLEARED.
On 21st,
Harriat Erving, for Mauila. Esk, for Boubay.
Lucky, for Bangkok. Royal Saxon, for Singapore. Evening Star, for Baugkok,
-On 22nd.
thes, for Whampoa Fair Leader, for Whampoa Nellie Chapin, for Manila. dorg, for Tientsin. Odense, for Takao,
QUOTATIONS.
HONGKONG, 222 Jam:ary, 1869,
OPIUM-Fata, Now
Bonares, New, Malwa,...
COTTON-CALOUTTA,
BOMBAY, SHANGHAR
Exchange.
Bank, 6 months' sight, Credits, 6
$889
$6427
665 2 670 16 a 194 17 a 21
19 a 20
4/5
a
4/5
:
No. 1757-JANUARY 20, 1860,
easily manage to excite into outrage. against foreigners the ever-amouldering fame of discontent, which is solely checked in China by the hopes of future advancement beld out so frealy to all by ita official system. Without any active or apparent agency whatever, they can axcite outsiders by judicions hints, the expression of confidential opinions that their superior sympathises with the po 4/53 | Pulaco, do, de, while also, if they choose, 4/64 keeping bins well informed of any move menta, and so able to take steps which will prevent the suspicion of complicity being fastened on bin. These men are on out opinion the true firebrands of Chius.
On Caloutta, 3 days' sight, Rs. 2215
Bombay, 3 days' sight, Rs. 281 Shanghae, 3 days' sight, Bank, Tle. 74 Bar Silver, 17 dwts. B.,
Sycee, Mexicans,
Gold Leaf,
Gold Bar, 98 Lonah,
· English Severeigns,
Australian Sovereigns, Discount,
wri
***
9 nominal. of at ...per cont .... 23.10 a 23.50 22 80 a 29.10
4.05
4.63
... @ 10:
PASSENGERS, this for Canton on the 21st-
The following European passengers left II. & Duck, Old, 6 p. e. dia.: New, 28
H. & S. Bank Shares, Old, 7p. . p.
Do.
do. New, 6 Union Duck, e
Mr and Mrs Crawford and one other. The following European passengers arri Ted here from Canton on the 22nd
Mr and Mrs David R. Crawford, Revd.. Mr. and Mrs Louis, and Reverend Klitske. Per Catharina, Mrs Peel, and 10 Chinese.
MAILS WALL CLORS;
POST-OFFICE NOTIFICATIONS.
For BANGKOK.
Per8IR LANCELOT," To-morrow,
the 23rd justant, at 6 P.M. For SINGAPORE & BOMBAY
Per Str.. AMERICAN," on Monday,
the 25th instant, at 1 P.M.
1. It is hereby nutifled for general in: formaation that, the Contract between the Government of Mauritius and the Union Steam-ahip Company, for the Conveyance of Mails once a Month between Ceylon and Mauritius, and between Mauritius and
Natal, having terminated, the correspon doncs for Mauritius will be forwarded from thin Office in the Mail for Aden, from the Food Mail Packets leaving Aden for whence it will be sent to its destination by
Reunion and Mauritius on the 23rd of each Munth.
2. No altoration has been made in tho rates of Postage on correspondence ad dressed to Mauritius,
3. As the communication with Natal and
the Cape of Good Hope is thus cut off, the correspondence for those Colonies, unless marked to be forwarded by Private Ship, will, in future, be seut in the Mails for London at the following rates of Postage, which must be paid in advange, viz:- Upon Lettore sent by way of Southampton,ret
46 cents eschoz: When sont by way of
Marseillas,...
64
Newspaper vit Southam-
ptonó
Newspapers via Marseil-
les,
12
27
"J
11
Book Packets via South-
ampton,............10
under 4 os, 20 centa, above 4 oz and not ex- ceeding 8 oz ; and 20 cents for every
additional 8 oz
Book Packets via Marseilles, 14 cente under 4 oz; 28 cents above for and not exceeding 8 az; and 28 cents for every additional 8 ounces.
F. W. MITCHELL Postmaster General," General Post Office, Hongkong, 9th September, 1868.
is hereby notified that, under the pro I
visions of a Treasury Warrant dated the 7th May, the Postage ou a Letter net execeding half-an-ounce, in woight preted in Hongkong or at any of the Ports in China and Japan addressed to Egypt, or posted in Egypt, addressed to Hongkong or any of the Ports in China and Japan, and conveyed in the Maile by British Packet, is reduced froin Twenty-four Cants to Twelve
Cents.
For Letters exceeding half-an-ounce in wo ght a further rate of Twelve Cents for ea half ounce is chargeable.
Prepayment of the Postage in compulsory.
F. W. MITCHELL, Postmaster General. General Post Office Hongkong, July 15, 1868.
Temperature.
37
50 p. e. dis
HONDRONG, 224 January, 1869. (Taken at Messrs Falconer & Co.'s Fremises, Queen's Road.} THERMOMETER-9 A.M., Dry, U
DD.
Wot, .. 4P.M., Dry,
Wet,. Self-registered Maximum,
Min. over night, BAROMETER, 9AM1,
Do.
Do.
Do.
4.M.,
for
An apt illustration of the influence
possessed by the subordinates in Yamens is afforded in the 4th Chapter of the well- kaowa novel the Hung Low Meng. The magistrata Yu Tsun naturally inclined to justice is about to isene a warrant for the apprehension of a man who,, with his servants, has committed murder, but is checked by his usher. The culprit is s man of great influence and Yu Tunis puzzled. We quote a few Hues from My Bowra's trauslation
60
"What you say is perfectly true," replied: Yui Taun, but this is a serious affair in 58 631
which life has been lost, and since I am restored to office I am bound to exert.my- 04
self to repay the Imperial benevolence, How can violate the lane on account of 30.828 my private feelings? I really cannot do 50.080 it."
MORRIS'S DIRECTORY
CHINA, JAPAN
and
THE PHILIPPINES, &c., 1869.
Apply to
"What your Worship says is perfectly tnte," said the Usher,but it won't do st. the present time...To do as you say would not ouly render you unable to repay the Imperial bounty, but will involve you in personal danger. Some saferran must be thought of." Yu Tsun was at in thought
for a time, and then he said, "Well then what do you advise?'*
"I have thought of a capital plan," said THE
above Werk is now PUB the shar. It is for your Worship to LISHED and READY FOR CIR-ke your seat in Court to-morrow, to
sunia an appearance of impartiality, and to OULATION.
issue a warrant for the apprehension of Hauel Pan...1 will privately arrange mat ters, and prompt them to report that Hauch Pan has been seized with a sudden illness and is dead. The defendante sball made an official declaration to the same effect.
Your Worship reed only say....
JOHN B. MORRIS, Messrs Bowra & Co., Queen's Road.
Hongkong, January 13, 1869.
PRINTING of every description exe- cuted at the China Mail Office with accuracy, neatness, punctuality, and at reasonable charges, by
CHARLES A. SAINT.
PRICE 50 CENTS. TABLE showing the Proposed Move ments of the fail Steara Packets of the P.&O. Company for the Year 1869, as approved by er Bajesty's Postmaster General.
To be had at the China Moil Office, Wyndham Strest,
Hongkong, Decetuber 28, 1868.
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Our columns are open to all who wish 4.
address the public on legitimate gros, by we do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of our corresponden s.
All communications addressed to the pape must be accompanied by the name of th sender, not necessarily for publication, but a `a quarantee of good faith.
THE CHINA MAIL.
that the whole affair had arisen from the punished him according to the law, the conduct of the kidnapper, and that having others need not be implicated. I will secretly prompt the kidnapper to tell the truth, and people seeing that the result of the divination agrees with the kidnappera. statement, will naturally entertain no doubt. The Haneh family is a very wealthy one, and if your Worship decidi that five hundred or a thousand feela shail be given for Fong Yaar's burial sacrifices the way. This Feng family is not of any and expenses, there will be no difficulty in great importance; all they want is money; and if that is forthcoming no more will be heard of the matter.
And his advice was carried out, though the usher was afterwards banished for knowing too much of his master's past life. It is to the class pourtrayed in the novel that we owe at least half of our quarrels with the Chinese.
...
Sout little time ago we were semi-offici NOTICE-It is particularly requested thatally informed that the Spanish Ministar all communications relating to the genora' in China felt mucli annoyed at the tone business of this paper be addressed to the of certain articles upon the Havens coolie Proprietor and in no case to individuals by trade which, au was asserted, had been co- name Much delay and inconvenience it. the transaction. of business will thereby be pied into these columns from American journals. Asitturned out he was mistakes, avoided...
the articles in question having appeared in a contemporary, though we were dare ful to explain that had we seen them we should have most certainly quoted them. We expressed however our readiness to insert any official contradiction of the statements put forth, reserving of course proof that the details given were correct, the right of comment and, if need be,
But the official contradiction has not yet been forwarded and we still await its arrival.
HONGKONG, FRIDAY, JAN. 22, 1869.
WE have frequently expressed our opi. nion that the hostility manifested to foreignora in certain parts of China has invariably found its sources in the official classes and not, as some allege, amongst
By way of refreshing the memory of the Spanish representative on the matter in question, we now call his special at tention to the report this day published
These figures fully warrant the most sanguine expectations of success, and it is hot reasonable to expect that, strengthened with larger Capital, the present undertaking
Some time ago we had occasion to remark cannot fail to prove at least as successful upon the progroan that Literaturs as repre- as the former one. The Old Company, suited by the Press had made and w when it entered the field, had to create a making in the East, and our attention has business for itself, but the Now one, in again been called to the subject by the re-
FT is hereby notified for general informa the mob, We are sometimes must with taking over the outstanding risks and con- ceipt of a Hongkong publicntion which I am by noted for generas informe the remark, that acts of mob hostility HE Interest and Responsibility of Mr nections of the Old Company, will at once deserves some notice and which we have chargeable on Book and Packets of Patterns take place where there can be no cause of the Italia from Havana to this colony.
receive a very large amount of premium, muoh pleasure in introducing to the know-aidressed to the United States of America
ledge of our readers. We allude to Notes transmitted via the United Kingdom will for suspecting the mandarins, from the On the 9th Aug. 1868, she left the form and Queries on hiut and Japan, published be as followa, viz :~~ monthly by Mr Saint, the proprietor of the China Mail newspaper. This publication, is well printa on good paper, and in size and shape is very like its well-known nainte! The following are the main features of sake or prototype at home, and is equally a the New Company:-
mine containing very curious and useful information regarding the language, litera HAVE this day established myself as a 1. A first Call of $100, to be paid upon tars, history, manners and customs of the oach share on allotment, and a further Chinese and in a less degree of the Japanese. PUBLIC AUCOUNTANT, AVERAGE AD-
Call of $100 to be paid in Six Months; It says a good deal for the extent and JUSTER and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT.
all further Calls to be determined upon stability of the footing of Ruropeans in C. LANGDON DAVIES,
at General Meetings of the shareholders. China, that such a publication as this Hongkong, July 1, 1868,
WILLIAM NEILSON in our Firm ceased on the 30th June last...
Mr TOBLAR. Past, Mr WILLIAM NISBET OLMSTED and Mr H SETMOUR GEARY are authorized to sign our Firm in Hongkong and China from this date.
OLYPHANT & Co. Hongkong, October 6, 1809,
NOTICE,
NOTICE
FROM and after this date Mr.GEORGE F. BOWMAN will act as AGENT of the Pacific Mail Steam-ship Company at this
S. L. PHELPS,
Agent. Hongkong, Angust 15, 1867.
NOTICE. R HENRY LISTON DALRYMPLE is authorised to sign our Firm per procuration, at Foochow from this date.
BIRLEY & O6% Hongkong, June 3, 1868.
NOTICE
HAVE established myself at this port as General Commission Merchant, under he Style and Firm of Girroap F. Paukse
AZE
& Co,
GIFFORD FORBES PARKER, Saigon, Decalabar 20, 1887.
antages are NOTICE.
and enter on a profitably and organised business. Moreover, there is no doubt that the risk of Fire in Hongkong has been greatly diminished by the Building Regula tions now in force, and by the satablishment of a Fire Brigade..
2. Interest at 12 per cent per aunum to be should be established and conducted with
in the first instance allowed on the paid apparently auccessful vigour.
up Capital, such Interest to be payable. The publication is altogether a very in- half-yearly, on 30th June, and 30th De- teresting one, and wishing it every success, comber. The profits after deducting the we commend it to the attention and support sail futerest to be applied thrus: 20 por of our readers: cent, pro rata, amongst such of the share- holders as sball have contributed or in- thenced business to the Company, and the remainder in forming a Reserve Fund of $250,000.
፣
(From the "Friend of India," June 4, 1868.)
We acknowledge with thanks the receipt of the numbers for the current year of "Notes and Queries," a most deserving
enzyme monthly, edited by M. N.
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7. W. MITCHELL,
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reason that it is their obvious interest toer port with 150 coolies on board. On keep matters as quiet as possible. We the 21st January 1869, she arrives here with 76 alive, 74 having died on the admit this to be true while assorting that passage.! The survivors are so weak the incitement to outrage generally comes and enuciated that many cannot stand, from within the yamêns. The fact is Sourvy has done its work, and the wretch
ed unfortunates who, after labouring like that in every official establishment their slaves in Havana, had at length managed
are, over and above the recognized officials to set out for their native land, have whose squeezes are at least publicly lives and comfort which prevailed when found that the brutal indifference to their
known, a set of hungry and unpaid they arrived at their land of promise has hangers on whose incomes from the same followed them even in the contract which source are precarious and uncertain, and placed them on board the very vessel supposed to restore them to their homes. to whom disturbance of any sort - They may have had enough food, but its long es
their personal safety is not com- quality was unanitable--no- great matter promised is a godsend. Disturbances doubtless in the eyes of the Havana ship- pera, and the result has been the death of any sort or Find involve litigation, of one half. Postmaster General."
appants, or opportunity for bribery. If The tale needs no varnish. Even if for instance, foreigners are mobbed and the Captain be proved to have behaved It is hereby notified that, under the au- they demand satisfaction, the first item is to blame, Will the Spanish Minister in the most exemplary manner, some ODO that the contributors include some of the thority of a Treasury Warrant dated the 1st insisted on is usually the production and best Olinese scholars in the East. Its in- May lust, Superintending, or First-Class punishment of the ringleaders or active se to it? Dess to the Company; 30 per cent, to the forest is not contined to China, and it will Schoolmastera iu the Army will, in future, participators in the riot. As these are augmentation of the Reserve Fund untill be of valuable assistance to all scholars, who be entitled to the sanie privileges in regard perfectly well known at the yamêns, it are directed their attention towards the to Lettere sent by or addressed to them ou subject of Buddhism and its literature, and generally to all who are interested in ori. known in India,
3. When such Ruserve Fund shall have
been accumulated, the payment of In terest to cease, and the profite to be ap- plied thus:-20 por sent to be distributed as already mentioned ainnngat the share
holders who shall have contributed busi-
it shall reach $1,000,000, at which Sgure
B. Dennys, whose Treaty Ports of Chins and Japan" are so well known. From the games attached to the "Notes" wo in see
their own private affairs as are at present becomes an object to consiliate the good enjoyed by Commissioned Officers in the will of those subordinates without who
LOCAL
TO-DAT'S FOLICE.
it is to be permanently maintained and the remaining 60 per cent. to be distri- buted by way of dividend amongst the ental autiquities. It deserves to be better Army and all Army Schoolmistresses will aid the best-disposed official is powerless of Mr Goodlake up North. shareholders generally,
4. No shareholder to hold more than 260
phares
BE Interest and Responsibility of Mr
FREDERICK PEDVER in our Fire Company to be managed by General
Managers, with the assistance of a Con sulting Committee
ceases from this dato,
(From the "Emdon Examines," May 16, 1868.). This roally nseful volume"Treaty Forts of China and Japan"] is intended as a guide for travellers and residents in China and Japan, and ass hook of reference for Amay, December 31, 1868. pr2 6. The Funds of the Company to be depos mercantile men generally. It contains an iled in Hanka or in Corstment Esouri-secount, historical and political, of all the FRANCIR is in ties approved of by the Committed, Mr Mer, which from this date fut The Deol of hervorstion may be suspected Pricing Yedh, Hongkong, to Bericht with
open of countries, together
H. D. BROWN. & Co.
be confurted under the Name of BROWN
H. D. BROWN & Co
Amby, January 1, 1889,
apr2
at the Office of the General Managers, or at has been carefully compiled and edited by the Office of Mr HENRY O. VALDWELL, the Mr N. B. Dauuys; and the elaborato maps-
and plans, with which the work abounds, Solicitor of the Company et
Hongkong, December 15, 1858, jeað ¦ considerably enhance its value. ***
Mr May sat again to-day, in the absence be entitled (as Army Schoolmasters of all to find the culprits, or even to arrive at but the First Class now are) to the same just knowledge of the facts of the case; ed with the unlawful possession of a nice H. Rohlfa, a German seaman, was charg privileges, in regard to their Lettere, are and it thus happens that a scrions dis-coloured meerschattin belonging to H. De anjoyed by non-commissioned Officers and turbanceisa windfall of luck to the parties Tavern. It appears that Devine had lent vine, proprietor of the Crown and Andher Private Soldiers.
F. W. MITCHELL,
in question. Thoroughly well acquainted the pipe to Williams, his boarding-master, Postmaster General," with popular feeling, mixing freely with when on a visit to blacao with a crew for General Post Office,
people, especially the so-called literary the Russian ahip Nadeada, and the pipe was Hongkong, July 31, 1868-
class who aspire to official employment, missed at the Hotel there. Prisoner was and somewhat looked up to as having caught here smoking the pipe, and was giv or indirectly for many commence of $6 for the pipe from one of the Nadends the cut of superior officials directly on in charge--Rohlis said that he had paid olat life in
men-His Worship said that prisoner had very humble
grades without ostensible remuneration-the and he would have to return it to the own got hold of a pipe belonging to Mr Daving hangers-on and petty office clerks can er; had he (the Magistrate) any orkiener 19
UNDER DESPATON. For Bangkok-Per bir Lancelot, To morrow, the 23rd instant.
For Singapore and Bombay-Per sten- mer American, on Monday, the 20th inst., {at 2 P.X.
No 1751
show that pris the larceny of him to Gaul,
A Chinama gambling-H ble charging the victims:" tween the fool who conductor erings.The i "one of the vi deavoured to p more emphati simply passing or three days'
Yesterday af men belonging moranco Ci we for stealing ot ging a blanke
n; the thief w day receiving t other receiving months' hard l ed that the am ($7a-nonth) up anything One of the pris attestation of effect, as the beth.
A boatman Daly with havi
of about half-a-
ton: o'clock; a
boat. The bo bows of the ster
give a axtisfactu izto possession, ship said that ti the cottos, mus be would theref to prison for to The cow-dea Inspector Grey but as the Inspe
the defendunts
Poon Ayeou two servants in the Mess of the
Barracks, were a remand.--Ca
evidence as
of the article Identify any C was in the rooa nied all knowled Bequoutly no Worship, bower find security to next six month placed in prison
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(Before the His Lordship The Attorney Bmtuara' certific tion of Mr J. J. clerk to the 1 solicitor, &u. General remark the proceedings accordance wit he simply now and Mr Francis the Ordinance.
The Chief J
Francis, said 8 an officer of ney, solicitor an been in England though in thi and privileges home-you wil all the practice upon it as your f istration of justi other great duty every way. Y this Court is; a you, I have no d a prosperons one to all the rules Bad attorney gained at home spect, and whiel by the practi now tako
His Lordship ing aworn in i
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that he hoped t amongst the ati did not seek to other, which to lars in their pod gious clients,
The Attorne Buch had devAI
he hoped it nev
His Lordship
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since I had the
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to Leong Atai,
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three months.
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