NOVEMBER 16 1800,
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IN THE ESTATE OF DOUGLAS LAPRAIX, Deceased of the last Will and Teria DOUGLAS LAPRAIK, formerly g and lately of Acton, deceased, granted to the Undersigned, centors in the said Will named, Indebted to the said Estate required to pay the amount of forthwith Persons having at the Estate are
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riority respecting which Christendom it. sell cntertains no manner of doubt. The fraudulent attempt that has been made in China's name, if not by China herself, to stave off the unwelcome day of such an acknowledgment will actually, it now seems almost certain, accelerate the event through the revulsion of feeling which has already set in, on the motives sad ma- chinery of the attempted deception having been unveiled.
THE CHINA MAIL.
aim. I
very
on the
and
they did not intend to obey Capt. Kennedy strong N. W. current against us. On Rev. Canon Beach said that by permission with his boat's crew were picked up by the any longer it was now their turn, and the morning of the fith we got in the River, of His Royal Highness nad-H. E. the Go- French barque St. Feas, of Nantes, from they would be masters.
and I got a native to pilot us up the River, vernor he would say a few words. In a Saigon for Japan. The shipwrecked men The Captain, officers and the two lady Captain Kennedy and myself were quite short address of very happily chosen lan were treated with the greatest kindness, pussyd-self kept up all night sitting worm out from want of sleep. At 7.30 p.m. gunge, the Rev. gentleman thanked the and landed at Labuan on the 11th Oct. 11 sandy beach. At midnight, all was on the 5th, we arrived at the office of Mr Duke for having consented to lay the stone. is possible the chief officer, finding himself quiet,
Martin, the British Consul. Mr M. recei. He remarked that it was laid in faith able to keep up with the other boats, 29th, a daylight, the sesman Philips ved us very kindly and gave us refresh faith in God's providence that the work may have gone back to the wreck. Capt. came to the place where Captain Kennedy's mente at once, and afterwards took us on would blessed, and faith in the commu- Ivey was awaiting the arrival of H. M. gun- officers and passengers were sitting, and board H. M ganboat E, Commander nity that they would do their part towards boat Elt, at Labuan, anticipating that she made use of the most threatening language Woolten. The Commander was absent at its usefulness in every respect. In alluding would vint the wreck with him, and andes I ever heard towards Captain Kennedy, his the time, but we stayed on board all night, to the presence of His Royal Highness, bu Your to save save some portion of the cargo, chief officer and carpenter; all were afraid aud Commander Woolten camo on board observed that the act he had just performed and also if possible, ascertain the fate of the to reply to his threats and we had got no about 11 o'clock on the 6th. We proceed was a worthy ena on the part of a son of missing men.traits Times, THE "DEVONPORT" ON THE
rest during the night owl six men the 8th we anchored close to the Devonport; veritably established in the hearts of her Ova of the new atoamers for the Oriental
to the conducted to the Island at 2 2 p.m.; at 2.80 m. va Her Most Gracious Majesty whose rule was BUT GREAT NATUNAS...........
of our men. At" 9. We publish below the diary of Captain native boats and mean the
with me and went off to the ship; tha and Capt. Woolten, Capt Rajas; to H. R. H. that which Kings and Princes, we learn, come out via the Suez Canal
and people he would, before concluding, offer Coal Company, the William Miller, wille "Shanghee, 5 days' sight, Bauk, Tis. 75 Mortimer O'Sullivan an experienced to send me were there waiting for me. The when, after a consultation with them, with and especially the members of the Royal We are unable, as yet, to learn when the
men the Rajah promised self went on, share and met the and well-known abip-master in these chief officer and carpenter cams of in uno myself as interpreter, Capt. Woollen took House of Great Britain were ever glad to may be expected bera-Ibid, Byeee,
waters detailing the wreck and adven-ther bost and the first to the spore long cloths and the most valuable stuff from words of great cluded a most touching Mexican
we sent on the sails, spirits, oilman's atores, some accept the blessing of God's priest. In tures of the officers, passengers and crew
shore wors spirits, wines, and
the solemnity 22.75 a 25.00 of the British ship Devonport (Kennedy, both the Bajah's sons assisted me very left for Singapore on the 11th. We arrived address by wishing His Boyal Highness
sails. The nati
natives behaved
wall,
and the Island, on board the gunbest; and we Revd. gentleman
SUMMARY JURISDICTION COURT. master), which embraces a period from much. I sent the chief mate on shore in
(Before Hon. J. C. WHYTE) the 27th September to the 13th October, charge of the first boat and told him to and I must say that we received every return to his fatherland. The benediction night of the 13th about 10 am overy blessing, a exte voyage and & happy
November 16, 1869. from the time of the shipwreck to the day remain on shore with the Captain and try attention from the officors of the Elk.. then pronounced and the Duke left the supplied in October 1868-Defendant fail- Yow Akyan . Bleeker, $20 for clothes they arrived in Singapore in H. M. S. and keep order. 1 sent one of our men in The Captain gays up his cabin to the Church-yard.
The diary may be said to savour each of the native's boata at first, but when ladies. The seamen Carr and Philips The Stone boars an inacription stating fault.
ed to appear, and judgment went by de more of the quarter-deck than of a more I found that they were very honest, I sant were taken out of irons as soon as they that "This stone was laid by H. R. H. the finished style, but by some (including the boats away without having any of our wat on board the Elk, and were placed Duke of Edinburgh on the 16th of Novem ourselves) this may be regarded as an
mon in them. About 1 pm. Captain Ken-under arrest. Captain Woulten left his lat ber, 1869, and will form the centre plinth enhancement of the blunt but straight-agdy came off to me and told the that the Lieutenant and ten men on the Island in of the eastern end of the new chancel. Thare forward truth and honesty of the whole (Taken at Messi's Falconer & Co.'s Premises, narrative. The commanding passenger
Queen's Road.)
has certainly been accustomed to cam mand, and if we mistake not he has not hore related his travels for the first time 69 in a long career of vicissitude, and storm and shipwreck. But the story told by Mr O'Sullivan is one of great interest to all, sendors as well as carriers, engaged in the extensivo trade which passes the Great Natunas from day to day during the count of the year. It is interesting in s poli tical as well as a commercial point of view, and may of considerable service
Gas Company Bhares, B&W poa Duck, Old,... 17 Pc to 1.& 8. Bank Shares, Old,... 23 p. c. prem:
Do. do. Ман,
14 pc prem Union Dook
... 50 p, e, disc, Temperature. Howorowe, 16th November, 1869.
Da
TAMENOWETHE-➡ L.M. Dry, 68 8/7 Das Wet
4.P.M., Dry 69
Wat Self-registered Maximum,
Do Minover night, BAROMETER DAM; 4 P.M..
BIRTH.
71 -62 80.288 30.160
At Aberdeen Docks, Hongkong, on the 15th November, the Wife of Mr Roser DUNCAN, of a Bon
on shore
More in
a sad state of disorder,
and that he was afraid that they would take our lives, told him not to be afraid and said "If you and your officers cannot man see them, I will when I go on shore." At 2 Pin. Capt. Kennedy went on shore and returned to the ship at 4 p.m., saying that the men Philips and Carr were going to take his life, with toine, as soon as we came on shore, I told him that I had no fear for my life, and would protect his. In Isnding, que of my boat's crew took me on his back to a wreck on the beach, it being half food at the time, and the boat could Captain Kennedy came after me; wo not laad me, without my getting wet Captain Aerom paind its woks, but did
(Signed) M. O'SULLIVAN, Passenger in the sheperexport." Hongkong,
Nov. 12th, 1869
was
can be in two opinions as to the improve will which this addition to the Cathedral
will affect.
Wong Kwok Tye V. Julien, $14.60, for wages as a boatman-Defendant resisted on shore, the wreck. and of the pisos goods
the claim, on the ground that the plaintif The wreck of the Devonport was sold at
had neglected the boat and thereby invar read a loss of 310 for carpenter's bills, "Do- Singapore and bought by Chinamen, and
fandant is a boarding-house keeper, and the Captain Woolten gave them a passage to
E. B. .'S OFFICIAL EMBARK ÁTION.
plaintiff is the coxswain of his boat, and the Island. The Governor of Singapore
therefore supposed to look after it, which About three o'clock, His Royal Highnsee he did not do. The rope by which the sent some preamits to both the Rajabs of the Natunas Island, but I cannot say what Prince Alfred, socompanied by H. the boat was fastened seems to have given way, they were; they were given as an acknow. Governor and Lady MacDonnell, drove in some manner, andt he rudder was broken. ledgement of the kindness the Rajahs and down in a carriage to Pedder's Wharf, people had shown us during our stay on whare his barge was in waiting, and where the rope was old, and broke by ahear Plaintiff explained this by saying that the Islands and I must confess that I every preparation was made towards show-age and nusoundness. He had drawn his never met kinder people in all my travels.ing to the royal guest all the honors he misster's attention to the state of the rope; represented this before Mr Reid, of Bin deserves. The distinguished parsonages in which statement, again, was denied by the gapore, the Dutch Cogan).
and out of uniform were on the Wharf, as defendant.The rope having been rest for on the landing; all the form and parade of and inspected. His Honor ordered de- military and police were displayed as ou fendant to pay the two bastmen who were not the former occasion; and the crowd on the responsible 99 ($4.00 each), but informed streets adjoining, with the laus of boats the coxswain that he must be held respon THE CHINA MAIL. communities on the China and Malayan made their appearance from the place from tained in the finding of the Marine Coast Guintea, made nearly as fine a show as negligence. --No coats allowed.
Wa Append the official report, as conreaching out to mid-shanzel where lay the sible for damage done to the boat by coasts. The questions raised by alleged whence the slots were fired. Philips was of Inquiry at Singapore, upon the loss of before. When the Duke arrived, the Gala encroachments of the Dutch Colonial creeping on hands and feet along the water, the Devonport Government beyond their fixed bound and Carriwar on the opposite side of the
tea and the other men of war manned yards, The following
Proceedings of a Marine and on H. R. H. stepping into his barge are more likely to be dealt with more rucks with a pisto
one hand and a bottle Court of Enquiry are published for general (lifting his cup as he went) volley upon effectually by our southern contemporain the other Philips had a pistol and a information. By His Excellency's Com volley burst from the batteries on shore ries; but the impartial information con bottle alad. They both made a rush at mormand, R. MACPEERSON, Lieut-Colonel, and the chips of war in harbor. Tas question as to the estimation in veyed to as in the diary published below: meet then, striking the man Carr on the tary's Office, 26th October, 1860.
I held my revolver in one hand and ran to Colonial Secretary.-Colonial Secre
Close on past four, the Galatea glided to the effect that the Dutch by levying head and knocking him down at once; and
of from the central position he has occur which foreigners in general are held by duties incur great distrust and dislike from then turning rozud, I hit the man Philips the cause of the loss of the British ahip Bignal for a renewal of the din and entered into a trausaction with defendants
We, the undersigned, have enquired into pied for the last sixteen days; and this was the Chinese has been discussed of late in the natives, may strengthen and confirm soross the ice with my pistol which knocked Devonport, of London, Uficial No. 60,146, smoke of one of the most rattling salutos cases of ginger in the London market. It more than one of our contemporaries, the Singapore Government in any action him down also. Captain Kennedy's pistol of 1188 soris Register, bound from London that has ever re-chord a wrong is bound for seems that defendants bought one hundred and some exocedingly striking and able meditated en in regard to this great missed fire; at the same time the Carpenters, Iron, Spirits and Wine, Mscila, and has gone out to sex. We can dred cases on plaintiff's risk and e
HONGKONG, TUESDAY, NOT, 16, 1808. THE CHINESE ESTIMATION OF
.FOREIGNERS.
to the lives, the trade and the preserva- tion of the property of the commercial
Malayan question of policy.
views have been propounded on the sub
not see who fired; one passed lose to my face; it came from the rocka in our left, and immediately the men Philips and Carr
j
the
›
Choy Fong v. Kirchner, and others, $228.70, to recover proceeds of one hundred cases consigned by plaintiff to defendants and sold in London.
Plaintiff is stated (by his attomey, Mr Teller) to be the most celebrated ging maker in these parts, and as alleged be i-ginger
for the shipment and sale of one hundred
савев,
cases
of the 27th of Sept., off the Esat Bid of to two separate trees Ou going up to the and after a careful examination, find us chor, to wish His Royal Highness a plea. One agred upon, to be paid for
ise. I
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after shipment, at the rate of $3.40 per case. The venture, not having turned out so successfully as anticipated, account sales were handed in by defendants, in which the entire 200 cases were put down to Choy excess over the $340 Arst paid for half the charges were deducted, left a very small
consignment.
It seems to us that the sentiment with norted the helin at once, the ahip's head i that I put in irons ; and. after that we had when off the Great Natura Island (China on the Hongkong iilaminations as a wastey Fong's account; which, when all
which each individual Chinese (save sone in a million) looks upon all perhaps non-Chinese mortals is precisely the same
look-out, reported discolored water aboad being North at the time, but when she paid off to N. E, she struck forward and knocked her fare foot one side. Thore sess about 17 fest of water on the rock; the ship did
nedy
lie was
Buch
a
of a may be
was
with a general cargo, prinol kong bills. The Duke'e vessel in
And pome down with a top maul, and would pally"
agreed forward su additional The ship Devonport of London, of 1188 have knocked their brains in, but 1 would Mr. Thomas Stewart Kennedy, Master, only add a farewell God spoed. ject; hat there is one element-and s tons register, was wrecked on the morning not allow him or Captain Kennedy to touli holding a Cerfiticate of Competency B The French Admiral and suite boarded sivo interest. The first med hundred.
them.
I had them put in arons and lashed Master from the Board of Trade No. 86,604, the Galateo, just before she weighed an- fundamental one in the enquiry which the Great Natuna lalaud. At 10.30 am.,
sunt voyage. to have escaped notice and which light breezes from 6.8. W. and nice clear camp, I found some moze of the crew com follows appears
That the Devonport left Loudon on the seems well worthy of being considered. weather, distance from the land 10 miles; ug down to mest me; the first man was a
a man at the mast-head, who was keeping seaman by the name of Brown, who struck 24th June for Slanghine,
Tab Straits Times characterizes the ex- gave him a dressing, with some more On the 27th September about 10 AM. penditure of one hundred thousand dollars ponce. The natives made some fine tents Sea) the vessel struck and passed over of monoy, and gives advice of a contrary for us today and we put all the spirits in rock, which is not shown on the Chart the course in Singapore. It says regarding the the tent and had the Malays to keep a Desport was navigated by, via Admiral preparations there: The preparations that
Defendants (by Mr Caldwell, their At- guard there. About 5.30, both Rajabsty Chart, China Sea Directory 1868.
are being made by our Chinese friends, position of the rock, by the bearings the way of decorations, for the reception of purubasa canoluded whatever; that the 'The in nature and degree with that enter not stop, I was walking with Capt. Ken- caine to see me at the tent; aud during taken on board the Devonport directly after. R. H. the Duke of Edinburgh, aré
torney), put it strongly that there was no the time tained by the average European toward on the poop, and told bira to take the to Captain Kennedy, saman by the she struck, is in about Lat. 3. 84 N., Long &
was speaking to them and interpret bearings, but was in
defendants, through a broker, repeatedly a nervousing to Captain
extensive,
sive, and bid fair to prevent our ravail
refused to buy the .and that it animals of the brute creation. There is state at that moment that he told me to name of Holmsa snatched a loaded pistol 108.30 E., Seroang Island N. W., Kamodi visitor seeing our town as it is. Not satis only after repented
take the ship's bearings, which I did. The from Mr Milue (the chief officer's) belt and S., W. by W. about 10 miles from the near-fied with the liberal coats of whitewash and ing the sale, that it was agreed that 200 and after press absolutely no human sympathy on the pumps were sounded at once, and the car napped in his face. The pistol was set point of Great Natuns Island, part of the Chinese in general with other penter reported the ship to be taking taken from hini by the carpotiter, and I The Carpenter at once sounded the well paint that have already given our principal cases should be sent to London; to be sold streets a very presentable appearance, ex- on plaintiff's accent, Mr Caldwell put watat very fast, 5 inches in 8 minutes. All heard the seaman say that he would have and found 2 feet of water, and though the tensivo pavilions are in course of
I been 'dealing members of the human family: They hands were called to the pumpe, and the it
it again and takes the mute's Hfe. He did pamps were at once rigged and worked, the Lion, that when completed, will almost, if it further that defendants had
in barely acknowledge the relationship; th
ship kept to the N.E. For one hour, while enatch it the second time, but before he water rapidly gained on
tro Master, Mr. Kennedy, then aitorit seques to us, is a needless waste of time fris (Choy Fong), bet only received it as s quite, hide the sun from view. This gluger with other firms, and did not to own rials from this requirs to vere I could dischargo it, it was taken from him; and even the degree of recognition was gaining fast, and there the mate had cutlass in his hand all this consulting with hia Officers, and finding the and money; and although shelter from the consigutoont, upon which as ciuinary 50
in the well, the ship setting down time and did not make use of it. I did not vessel was alling fast, decided on hauling buri For qurd. Capt. Kennedy and accorded is not more complimentary to myself held a consultation, and we deemed interfere in this matter, being engaged with up for the beuch, and then grounding the desirable, yet we think H. 4. Levely pur cent, was advanced.
would The China broker was examined as to its objects than that extended by Pro-it advisable to beach the ship; the boats both the Rajaha They saw how wastoad, vessel, which was done at about 19.15 P.M., have been better pleased to see our town the terms of the transaction, and he sup fessor Huxley or Mr Darwin to gorillag ware hoisted out as quickly as possible, and and I explained everything to them, and when, though the pumps bad been kept go- as it usually appears, rather than artificially ported the plaintiff's case. He had been provisions and water put into them, and got them to keep a good guard both day ing all the time, the ship lead 8 feet of water decked out. The whitewashing and paint four or five years & broker, and had tro- wo bauled the ship in for the land under and night over our men and I must say in her. Borall. canvas. Ou Bearing the island we this for the Rejahs, and their men, that I As the Muster, Mr. Kennedy, appears to ners with man. The outward manifes found it to be of very patchy bostons, and never met with in all my life such truthful have taken every precaution in navigating tations of this deep-seated fueling of gave the ship suficient speed to put her on and honest people. Night closed and I his vessel, dong his best to save her and her Ineffable superiority meet que at every coming off at high water (it being low water good night's rest as well as the Captain and port atrick is not shown on the Chart or and let go one anchor to keep her from kept guard: the two lady passengers had carge, and as the rock on which the Devon turn. They may be observed in the at the time). 12 30 p.m., the abip tank offers the Rajahe remaining with us all mentioned in the China Sea Directory 1868, insolently-familiar demeanour of the the ground about of a mile from the night.
night. told the Rajshs, as they had we soquit Mr. Kounody, Mister of the De comport, of all blame for the loss of the ship. asils were clewed up. · shore, and street-coolie, no leas than in the arrogant
We think that in beaching the abrip as The At 1 p.in, the two lady passengers, 2nd nothing but small boats, that I intended to pretensions of the mandaria; or, if officer and myself left the ship for the
in one of the abin's boats for Sara did, he acted judiciously, and therefore we watched for in another phase, in the Island in an armed, boat, with two wak; they did not like this at all, as they return to him the Certificate of Competency anxious servility of the Chinese in suyuthar beste following. On nearing the said, "Then, after you go away, we will No. 86,504, held by Mr. Kennedy from the station of life where he has to dread a Eubeach about 30 or 40 natives came down to not be able to sueak to any person." I "I
In conclusion, it is our pleasant duty to ropean's wrath or vengeance, Everywhere meet us with spears and cresses in their told them that Captain Kennedy, or his the feeling exhibited is the same-curi-bands and belts, which frightened our peo-
i that must aud
with the captain; and Iceeded the kindness and hospitality show me, and some of the boats went off to the told them did not believe them to this shipwrecked grew by the Rajah and as it would be in the presence of some ship again, their crews saying they would solves and keep a good guard during ing inhabitants of Great Natons Island.
H. BURN, Lient (late I. N.), strange animal subject to other laws of prefer reusining in the boats; but when I absange, I would have them punished nature and moved by other principles of spoke to the Malays, and told them the roa-conversation I found that they know all by the anthorities of Singapore. Through
Master Attendant and Marine Magistrate. reason than those which govern the sen the crews would not land, and request-
they the officials in Stugapore. We got a good F. RowLATT, favoured denizen of the enlightened sex. ed of them to put away their
Greases, they
Navigating Sub-Ldent, H.M.S. Elk. did so at once. I told them that the ship deal of Piece. Gouls out of the shij tre of the universe.
Marine Magistrate's Office, was a wreck, and I sent a Dessenger for the
Singaporo, 18th October, 1889. Approved and confirmed,
HARRY ST. GEORGE ORÐ,
Governor, Commander-in-Chief
and Vice Admiral. Singapore, 20th October, 1860,
and ourang-outangs, as probable conge
a
Board of Traute,
the
quently made similar arrangements of half- anlo and half-consignment transactions with other firms. Ho acted as broker in this transaction in November 1855.-The plain- stated that he made an entry in his sales- tiff's sccountant was also examined, and book when the ginger was delivered. Ho had, however, never had a similar transic
asty, contempt. or, terror is manifested ple ao much that they would not land withers, would not go away by themselves, place on revori that nothing could have ex- ecessary and usual omeral procedinge their name in the London market.
Of such a state of feeling, the cause is equally obvious. It arises from the vational ignorance, sedulously cherished
it.
they
to-day, aul had six man employed fitting head Rajah of the Island at once. When up one of the life-boats, All our neu were our people found that the natives were civil
well behaved to-day. The Rajahs and their
we all
but ke
LOCAL.
paid
ing, as evidences of cleanliness, are highly beyond such decorations prate anything beyond auch decorations se might fastily
A YOKOHAMA correspondent of the Straits displayed the buildings in their beat light,
Times writes the two paragraphs below, sad unseonsciously compares sinall things with great things-
tion with defendants before; but may Quite a lull has set in since the visit of transactions had been made with other not bees forgotten here. The frank, free had ever been made by their firin wherein the Duke of Edinburgh, but his visit bas
of that kind; Arms of
and no arrangements and jolly manner in which he taixot with they had consignments entirely at their the community after having gone through own risk. The firm were anxious to get Mr Caldwell stated that defendants had has brought forth nothing but golden opinions. His ohi-f delight was playing arranged to ship some 1,500 cases of ginger bowls, paying frequent visits to the Olah from two other sweet-meat firms, and the allaya, and joining a match Land. Water, plaintiff was eager to have his name pot he, of operne, on the water side. The forward in the some way. As not a case of naval team won the match, the Duke scor the larger consignments were on the sole ing a most creditable average, and after risk of defendants, the probabilities were the match, at a bona supper given all against the supposition that 100 cases by the shore, he made a most capital in plaintiff's consignment were on his own speech, expressed himself most rausibly accnint. The true facts were that plain- how he bad enjoyed the hospitality shown tiff sought after the defendants, and wan by the Club, and was pleased to see the sager to get his goods sant to London; to me they came on shore, and I pointed wives came to see us and brought us
rest
loyalty
which existed for the Queen. that there had been some loss on the trans by the ruling powers, and resulting in out a place to pitch a tout, and I got some sorts of presents the Island could produce,
Singapore is intersand, a great pisce sotion, and that now the plaintif burned the hopeless self-conceit which seems to of the natives to help to unload the coals. The women gave them to me, but I would
bowla. Well, nothing will please the
said that the usual pesongera, present so fatal an obstacle to Chinese At 4B0 p.m. the Raja's son came to me have them given to our lady
Duke more than if you try and get him to advance of 50 per cent, was simply payment smental improvement. The ordinary and asked me to go with him to his father's; and then I was obliged to interpret for
mix in your social sports; but above all of the 100 cases alloged to bare been bought. Chinaman who is forced by ocular proof our men sere landing all their baggage them. Capt. Kennedy gave the two large
things have a and
bowling at this time,
Captain
matoh, and no one Had there been any bond fide purchase, Kennedy was on guns to the head Rajal to-day
will shout louder thau the Duke when
there would not only have been $840 to recognize the superior dexterity of board the ship with the chief officer. I fused to take them without Capt. Kennedy
double
sparo is made f
for 100 cases, but 50 per cent on the Europeans, to witness their achievements ant word several times off h Capt. Ben- gave them in writing, in cous quence of
Was there ever a lawyer named Barnard second 100 cases would have been also paid in mechanics, their display of riches, or nedy that he need not be afraid of the na the Dutell Government, I find that these
with "you, 3 regular itinerant at law ! He in advance. their irresistible command of military tives, and that I was going to see the Rafal. people are obliged to pay $150 yearly to
Precisely at the hour appolated, 10 am., has been giving the Consulate quite a The Rajh, whowe
miles from the Java Government, and yot the Island Hia Koyal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh name for larke, house was 14 power, looks nevertheless upon all these
He will talk, as he says, his attorney, and distinctly denied having evidence of an intellectual organization the tent, received me very kindly and gave of the Great Natanza, is do North of the with His Excellency the Governor and and no power shall stop him talking! He bought a single case of the goods alleged to bigher than his own with no greater me some refreshments. I told him I want Dutch boundaryce employed to-day nous other official, arrived at the calls everybody who happens to be a wit have been purobased. Advances must be
Church-yard, where H. K. H. was received nese against his cause, a lar ed assistance to save the wall the lorge is bringing some Piece Goods and sung by the Revd. Cahun Beach and other clergy, equally polito term, and the consequence is
or some other made to induce Chinese to ship. appreciation than he would bestow upon mised me he would soud me all the lore Salt Beef and Pork on ebore, and in trging with the Cathedral Choristere. A number he has been three times thrashed. In thu that the defendant should first refuse platu- Mr Taller remarked that it was strange some mark of instinct in a beaver or à bosts on the Island and plenty of men on- dog, or upon some display of strength the following day; he sent his two sons their clothes; we did not a lows, men to of residente, taugh less than we expected last case, Sir Edmund Hornby, the Chief tiff's cases, and then pay the "inducement aud intelligence in a race-horso, The back with me and some other heal then. work in the sun to day. I believe all the to ace present, had taken up their stations Judge, gave him a severe reprimand and advance. Idea that is uppermost in, his mind is a At 7.00pm. I rengled our camp, and found native women in the Island came to see our near the platform, and the nsual guard of remarked that if any one wrote about him,
Mr Kirchner said he only refosed to bay: passangers tu,day, and sit brou,hat he never refused to take the goods on cord
I received them sa if they Due state, and that Capt. Kennedy and his with them edly inferior to himself in everything officers were afraid to interfere or evo were the Brst Indies in the land; they in the road facing the spot where the steneness, he should have given hint a good mission, and advance the half-value, be that makes life worth having should be speak to them. I went amongst them snd would not drink wine or any spirits, Hot Rur. Canon Beach and Rev. Mr O'Cal/ The learned Daniel has collapsediadore had no power to make any arrange
was to be Inid. The service, performed by
that was a safe transection. The com- able to excel him in certain particulars, gave all the advice I could, and soutioned the abip alarms to keep as guaza on shore Psalm LXXXIV being read-with the INFORMATION has been received here, per
Rajahs are still with us, and I gave them laghan, &, commented with a provesat nal Bince this.
ment on his own authority. It is this utter lack of a feeling of in-them, saying that I was the other us both day and night) and they seemed quite collects selected, followed by a special col- Semson, frein Labusa, of the loss at the accounts were correct, there would be judge His Honor said that, assuming that the ship, this inborn conviction of R mono-anongst them who could speak to
and if they did not obey their Capt.'s prond the Englishmen sheffiel place Buah poly of the right to occupy the earth orders in every respect as I did, I would confidence in them, they do not like the then, in the name of the community of Captain Robert H. Ivey, on the London every other respect lie was of opinion that The Rev. Canon British ship Inarime, of London, 669 tous, ment for $5 odd for the plaintiff'; but in which must needs be conquered before have all the refractory men fogged and lath Datoh. Today, I have taken a little rest,
recf, on the morning of the 4th October judgment should be given for the defendant. is for Sarawak furnished by the Hongkong Hank
the stone. The coins of the away this rust of ages, to enforce an ad do with them. I told then I had full pow- to-morrow at om. E
o-unga Overland China Mail being vessel struck, the captain and crow started pradore to make any contract. He believed mission of the great Christian doctrine of er from the Captain to assist him, and that Friday, the 5th. et Bia. m., Optain then deposited underneath, the word was given off in turce boats for Labuan; the chief that the contract was as explained by the equality and universal brotherhood, is the power. I would use at my own debution, edy, within and feel, let the Is to lower" and the stone being bedded the officer and five men in the cutter, the 2nd defendant, and he would simply give fudg. duty which new preses on the natious of The Captain spoke to them to that effect, late, fur Sarawak. Both Rajaha and all Duke pronounced that " the stone was well officer and 5 men in the gig, and the captain ment for plaintiff for the email sum admite the West ; and there can be little question saying that he was dependant on me, as he their men came down to the bunch, to see us and truly laid," A hymn was then sung and the rest of the crew in another bost, ted, which would not carry sosta.
could not speak to the nation, where pour offer be weather and were almost (in a very creditable manner) by the choir The chief mate's boat was lost sight of the the seamen Philips and Carr made use of off Pulo Seriba at p.m. on the d and a selection front the litany followed, drst night; the 2nd officer, with the gig, A SANTON from advertise that "their very threatening and abusive language in where we got a very heavy Samatra and with two short prayers apropos of the kept company with the captain's boat until parlour funiture is elegant, their bedroom the presence of the two ladina, saying that were nearly lost. After 8 p.m. in the Zud, wolumn uses to which the Chanool was to be the 3rd day, when it also was lost sight of furniture is rich their mattresses downy, Jack was a good as his master, and that we had light 8. E. to E N. E inde, with consecrated. Before the benediction the After being in the bust six days, the captain their coffins comfortable,American Paper,
thThe non were
the
LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THE NEW CATHEDRAL CHANGEL,
lest for the occasion.
Mr Kirchner swore to the facts as put big
cat150
any thoroughly satisfactory relations caned to the trees by the natives, whereupon at having bad any sitive our ad disaster fongkong, requested. His Royent The Inarime was bound from Foochow in His Honor then remarked upon the evi
that the longer an acknowledgment of
equality is resisted by the purblind Chinese the more crushing will be the prentual ssertion of that thorough supe.
to
upy of to-1