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No. 2030-DECEMBER 9, 1869,1
MORRIS'S DIRECTORY FOR CHINA, JAPAN AND THE PHILLIPINES, Etc.
PRICE $3.
Is Work now issued for the second time, will be placed before the Fublic as early in Janu- ary next as possible, and will con. tain the same information as the First Edition.
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THE CRINA MAIL.
HONGKONG, THURSDAY, DEC, 9, 1869,
BARON VON RICHTHOFEN'S.
EXPEDITION;-
THE CHINA MAIL.
has now
against the Ariaus the consubstantiality of the Word and the Divinity of Christ.
1. Nice, A.D., 320, called to establish
verament's increasing detestation of the | and respectful terms, and assorts (though rello, and of our townsman F. A. Schaefer, |tigation. The prisoner, however, à formiguer; its vigilant, sleepless, untiring, in less imperative language than Archbi Ewe are enabled to give the following been committed for trial at the next Cri
CECUMENICAL COUNCIL. persistent opposition to every thing or shop Manning has employed, and with memoranda-The Callao left Macao on the minal Session of the Supreme Court; and assetabled in the Vatican is the 19th in his The great General Connel which has step that might advance the interests or less assumption of authority than is in panange light winds and caims; the health the higher Court, where the guilt of the the hurdi are uover assembled except dest
19th of June
has experienced during the the evidence must again be gone over at torical order. These great Conventions of prolong the stay of the European. These plied by His Holiness) a wish for recon- of the passengers has been good, with few alleged perjurer or the guilt of the alleged ing some important crisis in ecclesiastical morous and ample to account for the of the Christian Faith. The meeting of the passage. The Callao left at Macao four Jury-Inspector Daly was the only witness tions, or official and technical declaration make up a list of causes sufficiently anciliation between the two great divisions exceptions four deaths having occurred on murderers must be finally decided on by superior vantage ground of the Chinese the Council bas, not reoufved the atten- vesels taking Obitos smigrants on board, examined Ex-day and he detailed a
aaffairs Questions of discipline, definti merchant. It has sometimes been said tion here that, as we think, it deserveal for Callao, of which the Fray Buentos and double-arrest of the prisoners now under tate the business of Councils. For instance, that of the two the Chitaman is the bet It has, or ought to have, a deep interest the America will certainly touch at these sentence : Gadis that on the 25th July, the doctrine of the Divinity of Christ was te of the existing faith of the Church consti ter merchant, in the sense that he is a for politicians as well as for theologians, Talaude, while the Pridenza and Louisa the rulease on the 27th, and the second not defined, or technically or logically of business; but we are decidedly of and full more intelligent, shrewd, and clever man for it will have a lasting political effect,
Canesars will perhaps, take the southern seizure on the 20th of the sains motit. declared as a dogma necessary to salvation route, on account of the late season. It Prisatier was on board the Police Chop until the year 325, A.D., by the contrary opinion, and maintain that he We learn that two United States Emt- sels taking coolies to Callao will, during Deane and Hazeland examined him twice held and believed by the Catholic Chura
may be expected tint, in future, all ves during these movements; and Messrs Council of Nice, although it was universally is out of comparison with the European,gration boarding houses have been open-t Whatever causes however have put theed at Shek Tong Tsui on the Praya, next
their voyage, touch here, auless the reason during this time once before this first The Philadelphia Inquirer gives the follow foreign merchant at so great a disadvant-door to the Bolge-Peruvian EmigrationA REPORT in current at Washington that Akwai and Absaug, the other two witmases
fa top får advanood ---Hawaiian frazette. acres, and again before the release. The ing historical summary of all the General age with the Chinese, it must be clear to depot. Already about 400 coolics are the Fiji Islanders want an American Pro (now also charged with perinry) were ob
Inspector also detailed the manner in which Councils all here that ons of the first steps neces-daily fel, and the prospects of the agency tectorate. They do not apprehend attack, tained from Macao, after great difficulty, were sary to the correction of the evil is as full scem encouraging. As this schome is but some of the white men who frequent examined and complete an acquaintance as possible under the sanction of the Hongkong the islands have told them that if the flag as witnesses against the alleged murderers, the Apollinarists, and to profess against
by Mr with every shied and scrap of practical, Government, and the press of the United of agent boion would be built and many his former objection, that there was no spirit. It confirmed the Creed of Nice.
Dame, and then produced accurate and reliable information about States has shown itself fully determined many fine bouses would be built and many
Mr Francis, for the prisoner, repeated the Macedonians the Divinity of the Holy the condition of the country and work to uphold the proper treatment of Chi- between ing of trade in the intorce / Froy item
The choice lay direct complainant to whim the prisoner Chat creed, which is popularly known as and the United States could look in case, of damages being recothe Nicene, is the joint composition of the of such knowlodgestrengthens the foreign over being exceedingly fair and liberal islands are small in area and population applied to the entire proceedings. Mr F., er's position, and will assuredly become we have no hesitation in wishing it sug (about as extensive as the Hawaiias group), however, reserved his defence, but asked who had already been excommunicated by one of the levers by which the vis inertia cess. A most favorable element is the lying in latitude 18° south latitude, about for bail. Mr Alay refused application for Pope Caslestina, and Nestorianismo, declar 3. Ephesus, 491, condemned Nestorius, of Great Britain's Chinese policy will be desire manifested for every publicity, the Francisco, near the route of vessels sailing trial at the next Criminal Seastone of the bother of God. It has added its autho overcome. There are the objects to be surest check upon abnees of whatever between this pert and Melbourge Our Bupreme Court, Prisoner was thon romov. city to the condemnation of Pelagius, by five thousand miles southwest from Sanbail and fully committed the prisoner foring that Mary was truly Theotoko, the achieved by the commercial expedition nature. At Mesars MacDonald's Slip; Government has soins claims on this islands ed to prison. which we urge should be set on foot, West Point, a large vessel engaged for and the grant of a Protectorate would settle No sort of information, even to the emigration purposes is already hauled up then.—
1.Pope minutest beded, though, at the tion of for opp riding their tum, ae it would
it forms almost part of the waze, cargo, Constantinople, 603, Bulletin
similar charge against Akwai and Ahsang was then proceeded with; and asshes, who denied the dual nature of Christ. Chalcedon, 451, condemned Euty- left unrecorded, though, at time stream awaiting their turn, so it
the evidence dist hear a great resemblance,It also confirmed the deciser of this per importance; for it is more frequently by coming brick, observation, they may appear of trifling appear that business in this way is he
we do not sharge thereon.
this: pkt 5. 553, condemned the Three Chapters" which favored Nestoria. nism.
WE yesterday drew the attention of the Hongkong Chamber of Commerce to the the expedition opportunity presented by the
taken by Baron von Richthofen for acquiring some reliable information re garding the commercial status and pros. posts of Western Chínu. As a matter. possessing peculiar interest to the mer cantile community, we now propose to a combination of various small details
In connection with this matter we
them
2. Constantinople, 381, called to condemn
proponende in doe the late. The world do it que de the and found ship would
TAE HALO LIGHTHOUSE.-A lighthouse has been erected at laukas Point, entrance
The
A. JAPAN. Gazette, Yokoluma, Dec. 2.)
Zosimus.
6. Constantinople, 680, condemned Mo Botheism, ab offshoot of Eutychianish, in Christ.
examine more fally the general bearing than by the presentment of que prom subjoin the following very satisfactory iniles out to sea, From the lighthouse theIn this country; whilst the operation of which asserted that there was but one will of the subject, the objects to be achievesnent fact that the mind is influenced paragraph from the New York Comuner outer point of the reaf bears 6. 58 the harvest are occupying all the farming
to Hilo Harbor, Hawaii. The light is at an- elevation of 50 feet above the sea level, a plain fixed light, and can be seen easily 10 and the opinion guided. A delegate'soal doortiser of October 20th and the basis opon which such an under plan of inquiry might well be divided
Inser point of the reef, S. 30 E., Gover aking should be conducted. There are into three great heads. 1 The Conditionat Council Bluffs. The contractors at once arbor) S.: 22 B Leleiwi Point, S. 79 best they can to rub along, and make the Sectarios, who offered the use of paint
on a bridge nes's flagstaff, (about the coutre of the class, and aercantile men are doing the
7 Nice, 787, condemned Iscuoclasm, or many details the arrangement of which of the Country; 2. Its Population; sont to California and hired one hundred E. and Makahanalox Point N. 20 w business, the government is trying to layings and statuary in the ornamentation of
must of course he left to the matured experience of mercantile residenta But it may well be that a sketch of the
gene ral considerations to be borge, in mind will aid them in arriving at a clear idea
3. Its Trade. We place them in this order as that which a man's observations would naturally follow. The first would of course bo divided into several branches, its physical character, formation, topography, productions, ins, teorology, ato., these again being sub
There was a strike recently
Chineas laborers to take the place of those who had struck. They pay these workinen $35 a month, against $45 to the former workmen, and are quite as well supplied. New Orleans, Mowphis and Vicksburg lave already sent agenta to Chips to bring om grants to them. This labor is to come in freely. It will complete the railroad ay
tem of
Bearings, Magnetic, 441
TO-DAY'S POLICE. Mr Russell on the Bauch. at the Union Docks, was caught yesterday Chong Amoon, described as a carpenter efteradon with lot of naila on him, The naita were found in the fallow's shoes and
all things in train for the coming session. The Governors of the provinces, no longer churches. rejoining in their old titles of dainuos, are 8. Constantinople, 869, condemned and presumed to be making up a statement odoposed Photiua their territories, retainers and revenues
9. Lateran, 1123, condemned the at- view to the Imperial arrangements boug purer of investiture, or the power of the rejaired of them by the Mikado, with a tempt of the secular power to usurp the made to take them over and to provide the further cancted various disciplinary canons.
State to appoint
pastors of churches. I
Laterao, 1128, altegipted to restore
will his pockets, and he mmself was hid away Bolves with a soficient income.
10. a question the solution of which is
다.
of what has to be accomplished and how divided for the more accurate collection of the South and Southwest. It wunder a ship which was undergoing repairs. awaited with very cohaiderable inferet the Greek echismatics to the Ohurch. The
It is to be done. The proposed explore Hon in question presents itself to public stration under a most favorable sepse It does not he with Hongkong to organize an exploring expedition; that has already been done by the Shanghai community, The Chamber has merely, Baron von Righthofen's consent to a companion or companions, accompanying him being
of information. A country's physical remove obstructions from rivers, dredge. character and formation, embracing so barbers, construet wharves and piers and... 8 extight this rascal, and on search many separate subjects, must be of the do all the drudgery that heretofore has ing him found a handful of nails in his highest interest, and utmost importance, work more cheaply, and so. the immense to lacerated the thief that he was bloeding, been done by others. The Chinese will shoes, the action of which on the feet had and a knowledge of its details might help cost of those public works will be reduced. Defendant baring given the usual denial, to direct investigation to others of an en- The problem that the Chinese enigration he was sent to hard labor for one month tirely different character, and lead to the propounds fa surrounded with many per
Alkeneller named Chaa Akum was fined correction of false conclusions. In the plexing questions, but wo have no doubt in the sum of $2 for having hölden, a small same way inquiry under the head of these will settle themselves. In California "Fun-tau", party, in Bonham Strand yes- population should divide itself into there is a changed feeling in regard to this terday evening. The man, however, who labor, and at the South prejudice he was counting ont the heap of cash got away.
10%
niument
whether the returns will be honestly minde, sest of the Manicheans, known as the Al- and on this being ascertained the real feel bigungss, and Arnold of Breaois, a disciple cant changes in the government will be re- ing of the country with respect to the roof Abelard, were condensed. vealed It is of very considerable therefore, aud' various rumours are abroad
21: Lateran, 1179, reformed disciplinary abuses. respecting the anticipated action of soine
12. Lateral, of the leading mos. It is bazardous, toing a soloum exposition of Catholic dogmas 1215, renewed the condem- nation of Albigenses and Vaudois, includ give usterthes to an opiuini on Japanere affairs, but we do not look for
13. Lyons, 1945, called to add strength any trouble to the
excommunication and deposition of As intercating procession recently
the Emperor passed
granted, to avail itself of the arrange potional appearance, dress, occupation, velded to welcome. At the East there hasThis sort of thing fan-tu, at least) inay along the Tokaido, or high road between his crimes Frederie, by Innocent IV, for ements made to aid its own views and the habits and fistofus, character, religion, buen no hostility to the Chiness, and no be a staple article of Magisterial attention Kioto, he old seat of Mikadonic sanctity of the procession of the Holy Ghost, and. interests of foreign trade in China gene traditions, health, crime, etc. Observa organized effort to introduce them. They tions on trade might take shape and will be accepted when they come, as the Placed as foreigners are, at a few completeness in a report upon commodi- pioneers of a new ors in domestic service. pointa on the seaboard and rivers of ties, industries and manufactories, ens
may be said to trade in the country kets of supply and demand, etc., etc,
demand of the interior, the Chinuaian
deferred until the autumn of 1870, at
LOCAL
the 12th of January, 1870.
of chadvantages, was struck if the foreigner was kept in wondering ignor ence of the condition and phases of the native niarket, of the production and was as uninformed on the state of Euro- 1. pen movements and the working of the trade which had arrived on the threshold of bis country and was eagerly demand tig admittance. Prolonged intercourse did very little to lift the veil hiding the business dealings of Chinamen froni ed by its confirming or dieproving facts We also note that, by the Pacific mail stea European eyes, and though lapse of time, of more prominent importance. We bear vastly increased trade have since those repeating ourselves on this matter, that gers from California. It has often bɛou ber of over one thousand Chinese passen days enlarged the foreigner's field of our insistence inay prevent the mass of naked where these foods of native imui vision, and somewhat drawn aside the note-taking and the larger amount of gration find their level or renting place, and cartain from much of the enticing pic labor and mental strain, which are neces whether they add mich to the permanent
By the P. M. S. 5. Amerier, it may be The forms, varying in plan according to noticed that the wonderful little uple, the subjects dealt with by them, would General Tom Thumband his wife, have come recall memory to the recording of many tions. They are coming down to Hong to astonish the natives of the Asiatic un insignificance at the time, or by the at kong, by and by, we hear, after their
point, which from its own seeming tention being engrossingly engaged pleted at Shanghai: ac that the Chinese
starring" or staring is satisfactorily con on the consideration of other points, and possibly some of the foreigners) of would slip, from remark; a record omit tongkong will bave a new kind of "sing ted perhaps at a time when its own in song pidgin" for their special delectation significance would be completely destroy an payment therefor.
shortly, though it is now noted a rarily
Uhum Akum calls himself, a molie, but His Majesty now resides. The
Bad Yedo, the Governmental city, in which he appeare bo
Empress, also a very curious cus tomer, if not a dangerous one. He distiu- young lady of some sixteen or seventeen guished himself yesterday by appropriating at the Hastura Capital. The arra
sammers, was on her way to join her Jord arrangements
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14. Lyons, 1274, discussed the doctrine again wade efforts to promote re-anion be- tween Greeks and Latins.
15. Vienne, 1811, the condemnation of the Knigh ́s
ga
16. Frorence, 1439, called to prompts re- completely successful, the doctrines of
THE SUEZ CANAL & INDIAN TRADE.
China, without the liberty of residence, tous and usages, banking and entrener, Wx learn on good authority that the what "was'nt bis'n," and of all things in made along the road were slilar to those cialists of mpiar and Baguins, the So. or free moyemont in the interior; they transport; cammunications, trades, mar marriage of the Emperor of China is the world he fixed his envious desires upon mide who the Mikado hingelt passuunion among the Greeks and Latina, way with bandaged eyes; and there has been Under each of these divisione, a separate which period, it seeins probable, His complainant rushed off iir that style pucu and the upper stories of the houses were Rome in reference to the Holy Ghost, the mach in this enforced blindness to so series of inquiries would present then Majesty will also be emancipated from liar to the keen competition of outside if closed and the windoirs sealed that Primacy of the Pope, etc., being admitted
The rough places count for many of the commersial disasselves to the wind for subdivision, sach tutelage and commence his actual reig quietly picked up the poor unolie's rope and trious lady from above. A place had been street-cool is to obtain a job, the prisoner no curious oye might look on the illus ters and heavy losses which frequently, line of which would again carry investi and of late years, more especially, have gation to distinct, yet relative, aystematic,
and received. disappeared. He
Ho shortly after appeared i 30 seriously affected foreign trade. It is and comprehensive discovery. This plan
tlio capacity
17. Latorau, 1512, condemunnd the Prag- of a hawker of rope, and the set apart for foreigners to which all might
matic Banotion, and upheld the but repeating a truisms to say that foreign may appear to some as an endless division AR, altoration in the advertisement con- hawking the volen property Un
complainant discovered that the the go to view the corlêze, and of which padence of the Bishop of Rome depen-.
yasarsiled themselves. and native merchants conduct their busi- and subdivision, but we submit it as an cerning the dates of departure of the P. M. across this "sharp" commercial man; coucupied both sides of it long before. Elor form discipline and regove abuses, not, to
coming
The Japanese mul titude
assombled
18.-Trent, 1545, 1863, was called to re- along the road and oc- zésé dealings together on unequal terms: illustration of the principle on which made to night; and we here notify accord ransom of 40 cents for the same; and of Japanese soldiers. Isas lately been re-ciples of Loranti Calvio, and other of the S. S. Co.'s steamers came in too late to be plainatit demanded his rape, but was asked Majesty arrived. The marchi of a regiment change decrees, and to condemn the priu- that the foreigner stands at a disadvan- inquiry should be conducted. The prin tage to the native, a disadvantage which ciple of subdivision of labor applies a steamers will love Hongkong for Ssu question, when P. U. Salisbury cook both European system, but in a provision there
ingly.
During the year 1870, this prolonged intercourse has up to the pre equally to all kinds and to none thore Francisco on the 18th of every month, up to the Station.-a weak defence, or is a very small portion of this element.
there was to be a stand up fight over the dnco tu uninthing of the regularity of the religious revolutionists of the 16th century. sent time served only to increase. From than that of the mind. We should our June excepted, in which month the stea rather strong desial, was made by tho the earliest days of our trade the foreign salves propose that, in addition to the roer sails on the 11th. The incoming stea souer; whioli was at once followed by 4 and nothnon bearers, with the atter from which its successful cumplation seems
pri- The bulk of, it is merchant has to a large extent bean, as traveller'a note booke, into which all subners will arrive here a few days earlier sentence of one month's liard labor.
composed of baggage The Suez Canal hiss now reached a atage -༥ It were, in the hands of the Chinaman.ject matter is quickly jotted as it strikes than formerly owing to this change. The
dants of the exalled personages whose but a question of hours. We hear of M. dp Jamos Murphy, discharged soldier, ex- At the commencement à fairer equilib- the zenista, sets of printed forms should be Japan will therefore sail from this port on policeman and now destinate, was up on a much of the stragging character about it, thiris of its distance, and of a steamer bay-
Parsons they guard on foot. There
Leseps having navigated the canal for two- rum, something approaching to a balance filled in as the oxigencies of travel might
charge of bunning
al the anal tum thorafore, and very little of pomp, au ing passed through the canal. We are told permit, daily or as frequently as possible.
gaol regiipe (diet and labor) was adopted to splendore dajesty was well at by telegraph that the Mesesgories Imperia- porary measure of fourteen days' under the ander the circunstances.
lier ladies being carried each in a les Company, with a manendable national tetiful norimon morning pretty clearly by Mr Russell. Mr faw officers, who had charge of the march. su anbroken voyage from Marveilles to Cal-
Che Ayow, horse-coolie to Mr B. W.
surrounded by A sulli- spirit, have determined to signalise the open- oient guard, before her. They were preceding Wanchi, was taught his duty this ed by soldiers and in the procession rode a
of the canal by sending their fine stan David complained of frequent cases of After the budise, and immediately proved outca. The announcement of this foot 23,
mer, the Godavery, through it, so as to make.
Away and leaving the horses unfed and soldiers following their band, Pafe was gestuens of the enterprise, and of the neglect: defendant was continually running ungroomed, and complainant land to feed composed excinaively of the merry little farnishing & long desired Eink between ing the a few companies of and groom with his own hands. Complain fife and drum"but wo are thankful that surops and the
WES the enterpries, and its valus as ant dul not wish the horse-coolie to be very we cannot couvay to our readers any idea of Asia.
the great producing countries
properly lacked after he coulle was furd but, although we have now heard them the mode of conducting the trade between overaly punished, but he remarked that of the fire performance. The tane (?) the owners seem unable to realise the true Up to the present moment ship- it was very hard he could not get bis horses regimental bands play is always the anme; more numerous points of contact, and a thus at length on the filling in of formiser, have arrived the unusually large num in the mitigated $3, in default many a time and oft, we do not believe India and China, and the busy communi. character of the impending revolution in fourteen days' bord
A. watchmaker named Yu
that there is a single European or American ties of the West. No sooner was it known peared on a charge of the unlawful posses among us who has succeeded in catching it along the consts of the Mediterranean that
Wing Tai ap aton of a watch-shain under the following
correctly. It is a cleverly unmelodious. the canal would be circumstances. Bombardier Neill, R. Fortunately for the high lady in whose fixed than the trading enterprise which of izpleted at the time bed
watch any chain stolen from the she was at a suficient distance from
honour all this cirourestance was afoot, vil distinguished their able extent, the fabulous wealth and excitement of explorative journeys, being do not make a long stay in this Colony, batulto., a lot of soldiers and wen-of-war's came in a perfectly plain crimen, sur-parture for passengers to the East. France
mang cities. BO new life. Italy pressed with ronewed acas trade, any of the bgures, fen-value, It is to provide a check and after lodging for a vory shart time in Ben being in the Court at the time his was rounded by a number of attendants, I saw a new chauds of securing that direct huge yet harmonious proportions of Chi rendered of little, or less than its full, tures, and details of that portion of the safeguard against the lights and shades, they dispersa all over the Caution province going yesterday to look at some chains and seemed ill-asserted with the sweat little chants and manufacturers have so long the larger native hangs and friends' houses, playing the game with his coat off. On whose stately step and atolid countenances trade with India for which her mer- picture which has been displayed to him secidente, and unperceived influences to their various to be any her and A creature the imagination painted their im- sighed ; and avon Austris sar her oppor are wrapt in a mist shroud" still hid which betray a traveller's peu, and ren there doubtless to spread far and wide (at other, his own obain was produced. The perial mistress to be. They were so close unity, and set about the building of a den and obscure. To the Chinaman, on der his work unserviceable. No loyal the way they do things in America. Un watabunker at once said he got it to repair do to catch a glimpse of it and its blinds work they will have to perform. To the least in Southern China) their opinions of article was at once claimed, when the round the norimon, that it was all we could of steam vessels especially adapted for the the contrary, prolonged and enlarged explorer would grudge the additional questionably this is a means of intercourse from a sailor.Defendant made a fairly were so closely drawn that we could not hd centres of trade with the East the open- intercourse with Europeans has produced trouble which would best secure the which must not be too lightly thought of in honest defence, and described the interview obtain the faintest shadow of its occupant. ug of the canal appears as a golden of very differnt reanits. He has obtained fruits of his labor more than a glimpse of, or an equaint
the matter of progression in China. with complainant, as well as the manner in Following her and closing the procession portunity for disputing on fairer terms
which he came in possession of the chain. wer ance with, the general character and
AMONGST the little things which show how He said that a decent-looking man dressed troups. Her Majesty repsand at Kanaga morcial suprenincy of England. But Eng were more mounted officers and more than was heretofore possible the com features of the foreigner's dealings with YESTERDAY special services were observ. the wind blows, or rather how the water in civilian dress came to him with the wa that night, and started early in the fol- laud, although less enthusiastic, leas quick him. He has acquired an intimate ed in the Roman Cathedral, in recogni. blows off in steam, in this scientific age, it chain, asking whether it could be mended lowing morning upon the last stage for of apprehension that the people of the knowledge of all the peculiarities of those tion of the Eoumenical Council which is interesting to notice the advangement of so that it could not be discerned as having Yedo. All the men of war saluted her at 8 South, is not behindhand dealings and an approximately complete was presuued (and we have no doubt for the children of the present day at home the job it out huicker boste ding to an as was the vanaonade, Her Majesty may be nuits of preparation, and she will, as soot
the age as reflected in the toys provided beanmended, and
The Dook to pay $2.50 for o'clock on Friday morning; and jubilant yards of her great ports resound with the mastery of their nature, working and correctlysa) to have assembled and coun Little over a century since James Watt was entry in the watohmaker's book, this man's well assured that there is not a foreigner as the opening of the caual shall have i conditions. These opposite, results may menced proceedings at Rome. The after experimented on the rent power which watchmaker observed that he could recog missiles should be poured among her one-ed Red Sea, such a fleet of steamers aa will be attributed to many inherent differen noon service was timed so that it might pose of introducing the great power which
name was put down as "Jelly" and the in Japan but would rather that their iron come un fuit accompli, pour down the dread ses of ace and constitution to many be coincident with the hour (ten o'clock) by subsequent improvements has since be- nise this Jelly?? if he saw him again mies, than that a hair of her head should make her rivalry almost as formidable in cantes over which the foreigner has lic at which the Council was to be opened, come the greatest in ver (bumanly speak Defendant produced a number of certifi- he injured. He or no control to stora of national We as Protestants fully respect and ins) in the universe; and now the efore cates of character, some of which ware
those waters as it now is on the longer policy through a false estimate of what adiniire the reverent and truly Catholin Chiu mover has been so subjected and con- amusingly worded, giving little enough parture for San Francisco to day- first great result of the opening of the canal. One American Geuoral takes his de- route by soa. This seems likely to be the spirit which found expression on this lead to all parts of the world, to which the for honesty or fair-dealing.
trolled that toys are exported from Eng-gradit occasionally to the Chinese as a race General Van Valkenburgh. occasion, and we are quite sure that is immense
The quain in arrived the day before yesterday in the successfully navigate the Red Sea, benes Another Sailing ships cannot for months together grow rich; to his neglect of small inst will be imitated in Eberality of tone in playful form for the animement of the in payment of one dollar, and defendant America-General Tom Thumb The steamers have become a necessity, and
power of steam is made to take a dispute was banded over to the bombardier. the Union Church on Sunday morning youngsters. This is a novelty, in Hong promised to get hold of the aforesaid mint on the night of their arrival. Yes seems to be the seaborne trade of India is latter and his party gave an entertain hones, should the canal be the success It even his straightforwardness, bie libera next, when the Rev. D. B. Morris will kong at least, as we believe that they hars Jelly if possible. Defendant was conseterdy they held a levee, at which General likely to be deflected in a large, meware to lity and trathfulness have told sgalos preach in reference to the same topic time as Christmas amusers in the form of
been imported by a house here for the first quently discharged. hima, On the other hand we hate the craft On Sunday morning last, the rev, gentle steen optic wonders and wondoffat little (fine; 60 cents), and chair-hire cases, com-yoid of any interesting incidents. The only carga: The effect of this competition will
Van Valkenburgh was present. Two three cases of tipay oskus
the Canal. The Eastern ports are likely to Our settlement has been singularly de- be thronged with steamers competing for and caution of the Chinaman, his charac, man read a letter written by the Rev, steam-tops, teristic qualities of nature and inherent Dr Merle d'Aubigue to Mr A. King ring
pleted Mr Russell's
programme for to-day local matter that had me prominently soon be felt in rodlaced freights, that is proclivities, bis swarneries, trade com aird, M.P., in which it was suggested THz San Salvador ahip Callao, Capt. Lava- Taug Pak Foo, for having perjured himself affairs. We give an account of the most the European markets in a shorter period, The investigation into the curge against forward is the old subject of municipal cheaper transit. Indian produce will cerch bnations, and unions; even bis guilds that such reference should be made all arrived at this port on Sunday, the by giving evidence in the case of the Sowing that was held at the Iritish Consulata, and orders will be completed within a few. with their pressure and control over wherever throughout the world Pro 15th August, bo days frous Macau, China, kewan alurder, was continued to day. It but believe it has little interest for any but weeks of the date on which they may be ludividual, liberty, besides severe fruga teatants assembled to hear the teachings bound to Callio, Peru: The tulla is the in tol nader sentence of death were cog-
with 600 Chinnas emigrants on board, may be remembered that the four men now local readers. lity in daily life. And more than all of the pulpit. The letter is too long to formerly well-known Americans ship Tui victed mainly on Pak Feo's evidence; and nether the import or export trade can Business has resumed its normal dulness; jay these results be attributed to his Go print, but it is couched in most courteous light. Through the politaures of Capt. Lars hence the importance of the present inves. Dowal of any lite or activity.
ture which he drew of the almost illimit sitated by the fatigue, incideurta, and / pópulution of Victoria, Hongkong.It may wives Court at the Barracks on the 26th it to hear it but faintly if at all. She rigor the claima of Brindisi as port of de..
has been termed the Government of
China; to the haste of the European to
ters and his bold defiance of danger
be said that for-the most part they
promised
given by telegraph. All these are signs of
a
revolution in the commerce of the Basty
which thons concerned would do well to ponder over ju time. —Englishman, Nga, 34,