SV SUPPLEMENT

TO THE

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HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, 26TH APRIL, 1876.

Merchant Vessels in Hongkong Harbour.

Exclusive of late Arrivals and Departures reported to-day.

To facilitate finding the position of any vessel in the Harbour, the Anchorage is divided into eight Seations, commending at Green Island, Vessela near the Hongkong shore are marked ., near the Kowloong shore E., and those in the body of the Shipping or midway between each shore are marked c., in conjunction with the figures denoting the sections.

Section.

1. From Green Taland to the Gas Works.

2. From Gas Works to the Novelty Iron Works,

3. From Novelty Iron Works to the Harbour Master's Office.

4. From Harbour Master's to the P. and O Co.'s Office.

Section,

5. From P, and O. Co.'s Office to Peddar's Wharf

6. From Peddar's Wharf to the Naval Yard.

7. From Naval Yard to the Pier.

8. From Pier to East Point.

Vessel's Name.

Captain

Flag and Rig.

Tons,

Date of Arrival.

Consignees or Agents.

Destination.

Remarks,

Steamers

Adria

6 Breeze

Brit.. str.

Benledi

5 dBuchanan

Brit. str.

Bombay

4kSmith"

Brit

str.

City of Exeter

12 Corley

Brit.

Danube

2 b Clanchy

Brit str.

561 April 4Yuen Fat Hong

Douglas

15 Burnie

Brit.

str.

Duna

14 c Thornson

Brit

str.

876 April 14 Gilman & Co.

Gaelic

3 Ridloy

Brit.

Genoa

4 Corrigall

Brit.

Glamis Castle

14 kDickie

Brit

Glenlyon

6 b McDonald

Hankow

4 eSymington

Тата

3 k Gollarda

Brit Dut.

BET,

Norden

15 Jensen

Dan.

str.

Ocean

6 h Jaques

Brit

atr.

Pardo

Pawtuxet

Sindh

6 Power

Brit.

str.

763 April 2Landstein & Co.

981 April 26 Jardine, Matheson & Co.

886 April 24 Eduard Sohellbars & Co. 778 April 13 Jardine, Matheson & Co.

781 April 29 Wm. Pustan & Co.

999 April 18 Jardine, Matheson & Co.

1327 April 11P. & O.S.. N. Co.

787 April 12 Eop Kee

804 April 25 Douglas Lapraik & Co.

str. 2662 April 19 P. M. S. S. Oo.

str. 1216 April 25 Jardine, Matheson & Co.

str. 1539 April 21 Adamson, Bell & Co. Brit. str. 1376 April 26 Jardine, Matheson & Co.

str. 2332 April 19 Sismssen & Co.

Yokohama Saigon

Coast Ports

Saigon

T'hama & S. F'cisco Mails May 1

Bangkok

Malla

Sand's Slip

Bangkok Ningpo

4 k

Amer. atr.

280 June 18 Aug. Heard & Co.

Lald up

Rajonattiannbar

Stad Amsterdam

Thales

Tibro

Vancouver

3 h Hopkins

BEC.

5 Rapatel

14k Boon

5 b Coles

4 kGirard

16 cShaw

Volga

6 Nomdedouch,

By..

Waabi

Huator

Brit. Str.

Brit,

933 April 26 Yuen Fat Hobg Fol. str. 2103 April 26 Messageries Maritimes Dut.

str. 1720 April 24Jardine, Matheson & Co. ¡Brit. str. 820 April 25 Douglas Laprak & Co. Fell str. 1096 April 7 Messageries Maritimes Brit, str. 2929 April 17 Jardine, Matheson & Co.

950 April 26 Mensageries Maritimes 265 April 17 Landsteln & Oo.

Bangkok Marseilles, &c.

Mails

Yokohama

Yokohama

Yottung

Brit. str.

324 June 9Kwok Achoong

Kloong Dock Bepairing

Balling Vessela

Abbey Cowper

bNelson

Brit. bk.

Aldon Besse

4 k Noyes

Amer. bk.

Anna Dorothea

7 k Schutt

Ger. bk.

Annie Fish

Beethoven Canton

Cap Horn Caroline Behn

Charter Oak

Chas. C. Leary Chow Sye Christina A. P.

Christian

Comet

Commissary

8. Hilfees

699 April 13 Vogel, Hagedorn & Co. 812 Mar. 10 Rozario & Co.

330 April 25 Wm. Pustau & Co.

Amer. sh 1496 April 23 Meanageries Maritimes

Honolulu & S. Fol

3k Haje

Ger.

bki 340 April 22 Melchers & Co.

17 € Krantz

Ger.

bk.

365 April 158iemasen & Co.

1. b Green

¡Ger.

bk.

401 April 22 Wm. Pustau & Co.

4 k Schmidt

Ger.

bk.

673 April 24 Siemsson & Co.

4 Smith

Amer. sh.

3 stephen

Amer, bk.

963 Nov. 11 Vogel, Hagedorn & Co. 644 April 24 Captain

New York

3. Stebmeyor

Siam. sh.

462 April 20Biemssen & Co.

8 h Federico

Amer. sch.

4k Stebr

Ger.

6 b Bray

8 cHunter

175 Jan. ach. 280 April 2Eduard Schelhass & Co. Amer. sh. 1157 April 23 Tudor Company Britsh. 900 April 23 Eduard Schellhass & Co.

8Order

Repairing

Haiphong

Corinne

Fano

Feige

Franz

Glory

Henrietta Behn

7k Gorman

Brit.

bk

395 April 26

John Sverdrop Jonathan Chase

Kansa Margarite

Marquis of Argyll Mount Lebanon Ocean Chief

Palias

Presto

Norby

2 bwitt

2 Schaechtol 2b Petersen 4oCurtis 8k Lindsay

4 k Owens

Dan. bk.

337 April 21 Eduard Schollhass & Co.

5 k Christiansen

Dan. bk.

316 April 23 Eduard Scheilhase & Co.

2 Hildebrandt

Brit. seh,

148 Dec. 18 Frazar & Co.

Australia

Siam. bk. Ger.

449 April 110hinese

bk.

960 April 28 Order

Norw. bg.

182 April 6Frazar & Co

Brit, bk. Brit. sh.

Amer, bk. 693 Mar. 20 Vogel, Hagedorn & Co.

325 April 23 Adamson, Bell & Co. 864 Mar. 17 Vogel, Hagedorn & Co.

Bangkok Novgorosky

Bangkok

San Francisco

2 McKean

Brit.

bh. 500 April 10 Rozario & Co.

Repairing

Repairing

San Francisco

Melbourne & Sydney

13 bfall

Brit.

bk

580 April 23

8 oCoat

Brit.

bk.

386 April 24P. M. S. S. Co.

1 Lueder

Gor.

bk. 421 April 21

5 Laidman

Brit

bk.

383 April 23 Arnhold, Karberg & Co.

Prince Arthur

7 kWella

Brit.

bk.

296 April 25 P. M. S. 8. Co.

Ricca GanovA

Shalimar

Swallow

Sydenham

Victor Wealthy Pendleton Yarra

WHAMPOA

18 Cummins

Brit

bk.

628 April 24 Chinese

3 k Cotter

Brit.

sh. 1596 Mar. 30 Russell & Co.

San Francisco

2 h Bowes

Amer.

sh. 1239 April 23

4 cBristow

Brit.

14 k Sorensen

2 e8lanchard

sb. 1002 Fob. 26 Vogel, Hagedorn & Co.

Norw, bg. 247 April 21 Edoard Schellhaan & Co.

Amor. b. 809 Mar. 30 Captain

San Francisco

Orfeur

Brit.

bk. 403 April 12 Order

Takao

Louise Marie.

Laine

Fch. bk.

553 April 18 Landstein & Co.

Chefoo

GANTÓN

Chinkiang

Hogg

Brit.

atc.

Fuyow

Croad

Chi.

str.

798 April 28 Slemsson & Co" 980 April 230. M. S. N. Co.

Shanghai

Shanghai

Yangtaze

Sebultzo

Brit,

str. 788 April 21Siemssen & Co,

Shanghai

Men-of-war in Hongkong Harbour.

Date of

Vessel's Name.

{ Anchor-

Flag.

Olass.

Tons. Quns. FI. P.

Commander.

Arrival.

ays.

Ariadne

6 e German

corvette

1400

April 14

Kühne

Audacious

6 h

British

Iron-clad (Hag-ship)

6750

800

Feb. 27

Colomb

Cyclop

60

Gemman

gunboat

360

80

April 10

Von Reiche

Egeria

British

steam sloop

727

120

April 25

W. F. Castle

Flamer

4 k

British

aux. naval hospital

Frolic

6. b

British

gan vessel

462

100

Hortha

70

German

Corvette

2200

Immortalité Juno Kearsarge

7 C

British

7 0

British

6 k

American

frigate

corvetto

corvette

19 3059 20

400 Mar. 31

1462

6

600 400 April 15

April 7

D. M. lasp. Gen. Morgan

C. E. Buckle

Knotr

Francis A, Hume

J. A. Poland

638

A

500

April 20

F. V. McNair

Kestrel

Mecanee

British 6k British

gün vessel

462

100

Mar. 16

military hospital

2591

Mosquito

Nargizana

7 h 60 British

British

gauboat

296

60 April

13

frigate

3548

26

400

April 7.

Newcastle

6e British..

frigate

3035

32

600 April

*

Thalia

7. 0

British

corvette

1466

400

April 22-

Thistle

Topaze Victor Emanuel

6

7 0

British

gun veasel

404

Feb. 27

Britian

frigate

2659

600

April 7

6 h British

Commodore's flag ship 3087

C. B. Theobald

Capt. Becker

R. H. Paul

Lord Chas. Scott

R. Gordon Douglas Woolcombe.

Francis Stirling Arthur T. Thrupp Commodore Parish

Vigilant Yantic

7 h

British

despatch vessel

650

250

Mar. 26

B. C. D. Ryder

6 h

American

gunboat

410

-288

April 9

R. S. Malook

As Canton

Palos

Americari

gunboat

308

April 18

W. R. Bridgemay

FOOCHOW SHIPPING IN PORT.

April 22, 1876.

Fusiyama *Fayew

Chun Shopg

British steamer

Fychow

American Chinese, American

MERCHANT SAILING, VESSELA,

Alhart Victor

British brig

*Douglan

for Hongkong

Glenartney

British

Ariel

British barque

*Europe

for Stanghai

Fu Sheng

British stesiner

Gwalior Haining

British

Charley

British barque

British

Ellen Browse

British barque

Tokatoa

for Shanghal

Babyang

British

Freetrader

British schooner

Hiroshima Mara

Hoxan

Japanese American

SHANGHAI SHIPPING IN HARBOUR,

Howsang

April 19, 1876.

Hypah.

MERCHANT UTRAMKRA.,

Paonting

Chinese American American

Gesiens

Redwig

Oceanus

Raymond

British brig

Rifleman

Dutch sobcover Swedish barque German brig

British barque

• Adon

Chinese

Shanghai

Agamemnon

British

Shingking

Atalanta

German

Sindh

British American French

Valos

German barque

Wni. Van Name

American barque

*Chinkiang

Cyphrenes

British

British

Szechuen Yensin

American Chinese

MEN-OF-WAR,

Europe

British

Fire Queen

Formosa

American British

Since left port, or arrived at Hongkong,

Charybdis Молослов

British corvette American corvette

No. 4002-Arail 26, 187^]

Police Intelligence. (Before the Hon. O. May.) · April 26,

Japan. (Mail.)

THE GAINA MAIL.

fall in the purchasing power of silver which has been in progress for some years is vory Kido's resignation of office as Sangi was

injuriously affecting the intorests of the accepted by the Government on the 28th Indian Government and of the European ultime. The Nichi Nichs has heard that residents in the East Iard Lytton told his appointment to the office of Naikakuthe Manchester députation which waited Kemon (Councillor) was made on the same upon him a couple of wooks ago that at the his possession two looking glasses, 109 leaving for Cooktown to go to the wharven day. The emoluments of the office are losing 3 on every rupee it, transmits to metal. If so, the French Government will service of the temple in the precinots of which

present moment the Indian Government is stated to be 8,000 yon yosely.

UNLAWFUL POSBERSION.

Sudio, a seaman in the late steamer Kwangtung, was charged with having in

candles, some glass wars and other things, for which he could not account. Some of the articles were identified as having bolonged to the late steamer Kwanglung, and Mr Hall, the 3rd officer, identified the looking glass as his property. The defendant was a passenger on board the Douglas and wan arrested on her arrival by P. O, Blake, who arched his box and found the things. e defendant said the articles in question not belong to him, but to two Bea-oun- nies who were left behind in the Amoy, Fined $20, in default six weeks hard la- bour, and the goods were to be delivered

to their owners.

A

DESTITUTE.

rge Battle, a resman unemployed, rged with following some adilitary Naval officers at Robinson Road. He is seen by Mr J. Russell to do this, but on he saw that he was observed, he atted down on the side of the road. then accosted Mr Russell, stating that ad been departed here and that his Qumës were so ragged that he thought him. self unfit to pass along the street. He draw his clothes on one side and exposed his skin. He appeared to be under the influence of drink, and as he might frighten fersons passing along the road, he gave him into custody. Mr Russell, however, wished merely that he should be kept out of mischief. Fined $1 for assaulting the Constable who took him into custody."

A STRAGGLER.

John Breen, seaman Amer. abip Comet, Was arrested as a straggler on the requiei tion of the Captain. The defendant stated he had been sick and was unable in con. soquence to work for days at a time. The chief'inate sent him sft and the second mate ent him forward. He wished to go to Hospital and should like to see his Conanl. was accordingly sent to the U. S. Con-

40.

GALER

ANOTHER STRAGGLER.

m, Williams, seaman, ship Comet, was ved with the above offence. The dant said he did not want to go in ship; if he were sent on board he would work. Ordered to be taken on board

This duty.

..

YET MORE KTRAGGLERS,

Peter Johnson, also seaman in the Comet, Es charged with dosertion. The defndant said he ran away from the ship; he was told by the chief officer that the beach was open him, so he left. To return to his duty en bord.

Our vessel has been employed by Hop Keò since my arrival in the Qolony. I am now in his employ. The City of Exeter is now under a time charter to Mr Howard, who lets the charter to Hop Kes. I look to Mr Thon. Howard for the charter money. Mr Howard took the ship for twelve months. I received written instructions from Hop Kee before!

I have not a copy of the sub-obarter, Mr floward chartered the vessel in England. I enquired as to the state of the port before I allowed the pilot to take me across the bar. 1 acted on the opinion of the pilot. The weather was very fine when I came out on the first occasion. I cannot say how far we went stern foremost before we turned round. I should say it was under quarter of a mile. The turning took place outside the red boy. I am not sufficiently no- quainted with the port to say whether wa turned round outside or inside the bar. I discharged 200 tons of cargo at the wharf. We were moored head and stern to the wharf.

By a Jaror:-We were nine days at the wharf because we were waiting for frosh water and for more passengers, We had 220 Chinese passengers for Hongkong. I rooived no extra compensation-cumsha

from Hop Kee for guig up to the wharf. reveived no cunshaw of any sort, either in money or in kind, nor did my owners receive any.

Chun Lo Young, m charterer trading under the firm of Hop Kee, was examined. I am head partner of the Hop Kee shop. chartered the Adria from the P.&O. Company last year and despatched her to Australia about the beginning of March. The Wing On shop in Cooktown belonged to a friend of mine. We consign our ships. and goods to him; he is also to see po sengers and freights for our ships. I know merchant in Cooktown named Beard. more. We have correspondence between each other, I remember the return of the ddria to Hongkong. There were four Chinese passengers, I received £30 for the 1 remember the Namou returning to Hongkong. She brought about 70 Chi nese passengers.

By the Attorney General The Namou was specially fitted to carry passengers on that trip. I had no idea of what the voy age to Cooktown was when I chartered the seamer. I had no idea of sending her to Cooktown, I came to that conclusion

four.

N

Quotations.

HorGKONG, April 26, 1876. OPIUM-New Patna, cash... 627

credit, 680

Old Patna, cash.... 607

credit, 810"

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New Benares, cash; ---

31

#

credit,

Old Benares, cash, 582)

at

"I

New Malwa, cash, 680

'"

credit, 585

Both

American ingenuity will defeat the con-must eat and drink sparingly, and her diot vention we have referred to. Already, it must consist of vegetables only. Strong is said, Americans are preparing to coin-fa moats and drinks are to be avoided as poison. large amounts silver of perfectly good quality The business and cares of this world are not and admirable finish, and export it to to engross her attention. She has retired France Silver coined is worth much more from it, and must be fitting herself for can- than silver in bars, and, consequently, it onization. Nothing should occupy her will pay wall to coin without debasing the thoughts or, engage her affections but the

which Buddhists as well as the Christian eighth. Now, the Indian Government tive measures, and the apprehension of this ed by her, the furniture of the small sanotu

The Nishi Nicht speaks of the ardour with Europe. That amounts to a loss of one be compelled to adopt some further protec she lives. Daily exercises are to be conduct- Missionaries are now engaged in promul transmits to this country in the shape of tends still further to beat down the porchanary that forms a part of the convent must be gating their respective tenets in Hakodate. interest upon its debt, payment for material, in: power of silver. Finally, the recovery looked after and kept clean and orderly But the Shintié priesthood, it is added, has stores, and the like, salarios, and other of the market by American ostton, and the those women or men who code to worship at home charges, about £15,000,000 sterling decrease of the imports of cotton from the altars, and seek guidance or comfort, apparently disappeared altogether.

per annum. It is reported that sight Chinemen, this anim would amount to £1,876,000, twice of Iudia, and consequently the demand of is leisure the poor and sick are to be visited, A loss of one-eighth upon India, have checked the absorptive power must be cared for and assisted. When there residing at Tenkidji in Yedo, were appre hended on the 11th instant on the charge the produce of the Indian import duties the Fast for silver has greatly fallen off. and all who have placed themselves under of smoking opium.

upon cotton, about which the Manchester Those several circumstances sufficiently her special direction and spiritual guidance. A hotel in the foreign style has been people are raising fuch an outory! In account for the depreciation of ailver. We The rapidity with which the pages and ser- opened at Ureno. It is named the Sei- addition, it must be remembered, every do not, indeed, say that there may not be tions of the books were hurried off at their yoken, and is a branch of an establishment Buropean resident in India and China other causes; but these are the most religions exercises was amazing.

suffers in the same proportion from the powerful.

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the old and the young nuns seemed equally of that name in Toukidji.

The remedy suggested, which finds expert at their recitations, but there is noth Abull-fight narrowly escaped coming off depreciation. Every Civil servant whose at Takasaki, in Joshiu, where a large-crown in every pound he sends home; and adopt a gold standard in that empire. If demeanor was anything but devout. I was a

children are at school in England loses half. especial favour in India, is that wo should ing of a devotional spirit about them; their:: number of spectators had assembled toge ther to witness an exciting combat. The so do our naval and military officers, the the depreciation continues, we shall shocked to see the levity of the juvenile balls would seem, however, to have hoon of European employés of railways in India, ul imately be driven to do this. But many auns in paying religious homage to the too peaceful a disposition to lend them and our merchants settled in the East. The persons contend that, when the demonetiz Goddess Kwan-yin; they were as merry sud selves to the diversion, and though no currency of India is a silver currency, and ation of silver is completed in Germany, tricky, as firting and frolicsome, as any doubt gosded to the extreme limits of their salaries and prices are therefore paid in the fall in value will cease; and, if France party of girls mot to keep the birthday of one mild temper, could not much to the silver. But the home currency is in gold, should not adopt an exclusive gold standard, of their schoolmates. annoyance of their patrons-be prevailed and in transferring money home the silver, it is even argued that the value will begin upon to fight. A decided discouragement when exchanged for gold, is found to be to riso. Furthermore It is pointed out. to bull-fights as a speculation was afforded worth one eighth less than its nominal value. that prices in India have not yet adapted in the result. The money was roturned to What is paid as the equivalent of a pound themselves to the altered value of silver, the spectators of the failure, but as these sterling in India is really worth only 178. but that when they do so many of the included among them many who had not 6d. in gold. This is a state of things which inconveniences now experienced will cease. paid for their entrance to the arena, the clearly calls for consideration.

These are all arguments for full inquiry enterprise of the impresario will show a We need not wait for the report of Lord and mature consideration. Moreover, the Flemish account of the day's performance, G. Hamilton's Committee to discover the changing of the coinage of a vast empire It is stated by the Hochi Shimbun that principal causes of the depreciation that is is a work of exceeding difficulty and the noted paper mills of Oji will shortly be production of silver and a greatly diminish to the costof the undertaking; for as in progress. They are a greatly increased delicacy Weattach little importance purchased by the State for the use of the ad demand for it. The increased produc. we said above, India is at present los- paper money department of the Treasury.

Ata Court held by H. M. The Queen, at tion has occurred chiefly in the United ing nearly £2,000,000 a year. But it Buckingham Palace, on the 25th of States. We have all heard of the discoveries is only necessary to look at Germany February, the wife of Uyetto, Minister of silver in Nevada and other territories to be convinced of the extreme difficulty of to England, had the honour to be presented rise to so much excitement in San Francisco, new coinage for five years, and the work is boyond the Rocky Mountains, which gave the task. She has been engaged in the to Her Majesty by the Countess of Derby. Those discoveries, though exaggerated for not yet completed. Moreover, it is to be

The Tokio Fu have issued Notification concerning street vendors, musicians, &c., stockjobbing purposes, appear to have been remembered that, if India rofests silver, CAMPHOR, intimating that the grounds of Uyone are very real. Thus we learn from the reports the market for the metal will be seriously QUICKSILVER, to be converted into a public garden, and of Professor Raymond, the United States circumscribed, and it may be questioned SALTPETRE. forbidding them to exercise their several Commissioner of Mining, that the total whether we could dispose of our surplus

Exchange. production of silver in the United States stook to China and Contral Asia. Lastly, callings there henceforward.

Narutomi Hiyokage, at present Japanese

amounted, in 1850, to no more than £10,000, the adoption of a gold coinage in India Bank, 6 months' sight, Consul at Kushinkotan in Sagahlien, has Even in 1860 it did not exceed £30,000. In would greatly raise the value of gold, and Credit, 6 months sight,... 9/11 been presented with the sam of $500 in 1870 it had risen to £3,100,000. That is to very seriously inconvenience the exchanges. On Calcutta, Bank demand,... 221

,, Bombay, demand, consideration of his services in China dur-say, the yield was. 800 times greater than The German gold coinage has kept the

ten years before. In 1874 it exceeded European money markets in commotion for, Shanghai, demand, ing the Formosa negotiations.

The Petroleum Company of Yodo has, £6,000,000. The years before it had been five years. An Indian coinage would not Shanghal, 30 days" sight, according to a Japanese newspaper, much larger. Between 1860 and 1875, in only prolong the disturbance for an inde. Bar Silver, 17, dwła. B., nounced its bankruptcy after a somewhat short, the production of silver from the finite period, it would also add to the Syce,

Mexicans, nusual fashion. The Company, it would American mines reached the value of scarcity of gold already in view, and would stem, finding itself unable to pay its debt £50,271.000. And it is estimated by a thereby embarrass the trade of the world. Gold Leaf,

But at the same time ludis is not lightly English Sovereigns, the productions of the next five years will to be sacrificed for the convenience of Australian Sovereigns, exceed the productions of the last thirty Europe. Pall Mall Budget. years. This is, of course, no more than an estimats. But the correctness of the inform ation of the house is vouched for by the Chronicle, & high authority in such a matter. tion. A lady loses as soon as she admires Victoria Fire Ins. Co., $70

Hongkong Bank, par. New York Financial and Commercial "Tis a rule of manners to avoid exaggera Chins Fire Ins. Co., $158 H.K. Fire Ins. Co., $510 Yedo, we read in the Buchi Shimbun, haven any case, whether the entitate be well too easily and too much. In man or woman H. K. & W. Dook Oo., 45 % dis or ill founded, it shows what are the ex- the face and the person loss power when Uhina Traders' Ins. Co. $1860 ations have almost as much influence on the to markot as realities. When it is believed superiors by heat. Why need you, who North China Ins. Co., Tis. 850

A man makes his inferiors his Ohlusse Insurance Co., $207 that the stock of any commodity will be are not a gossip talk as a gossip and tell 0. J. Marine Ins. Co., Tis, 34 ex return. buyers hold back, while sellors press their say? State your opinion without apology. H.K. O. & M. B.-boat Co., 8 dis, forthcoming in extraordinary abundance eagerly what the neighbours or the papers Yangtate Ins. Anaculation, Tls, 660

While the production of the mines hes The attitude is the main point, assuring Onton S. Navigation Co,, Ti

your companions that, some good news or been thus rapidly increasing, the bullion come bad you remain in good heart and Shanghal Steam N. Oo., The 70

Hongkong Hotel Co., $50 dia. market has been flooded, from another

possibly communicate. Self-control is the

rank of a mere token coinage. Since then and turn all his strength to beauty. For decided upon adopting gold as the sole rale. You have in you there a noisy, standard of value, degrading silver to the sensual savage, which you are to keep down,

been undergoing examination since the 4th

GOOD MANNERS.

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Discount,

credit, 585

Allowance Tsels,

Old Malwa, cash, 598 credit, 690 Allowance Tsels, ~24 a 48

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Shares.

Allee, Wm. Rutherford and B. Kingswell, oman on board the American ship Swallow,

andaat said he was the only Iudian on $300 towards the expenses af dooking. Instant. It adds that there are in the pectations at the present time i and expect they are on the strain to express-admira-Union Ins. Soalety of Canton, $650

were charged with desertion.

about ten days after the charter. I had contemplated a voyage to Cooktown before made the charter. I did not tell Mr Molver before 1 made the charter that I intended to send the ship to Cooktown. I told him so after the steamer had gone on a trip to the Straits. I had a pon versation with Captain Breeze on the sub ject also.. I remember having said to him something about discharging the cargo into a foreign crttitor formerly in its employ-great bullion house in San Francisco that the ship's boats. I also said to him iment, cansed a notice of its bankruptcy to there is a wharf, you must go alongside the be placed in a finely ornamented frame, wharf." The ddria went into the Wham: hung with purple crape, and placed it in a pos dock after his return from the Straits, prominent position in the front of their When the vessel came out of dock, I told mode of celebrating a commercial disaster: buildings. The editor moralises upon this Mr McIver that I wanted the ship to carry passengers and that scuttles should be opened.

The students of the common schools of He agreed to this on condition of my pay The firstug one half of the expenses. I paid also

chartered the City of Excter in June last. capital 170 primary schools, and tlist of I told Mr Howard that i was to send the these some 55 are private establishments. vessel to Cooktown. Mr Beardmore became offered by the Government to the traffic in Notwithstanding the discouragement my agent since the charter of the Adria rabbits there are, the Hochi Shimbun Some Chinamen had gone to Cooktown in thinks, strong symptoms of the revival of steamers before the Adria was chattered. this form of gambling in the capital at One of the steamers consigned to Messrs Gibb Livingston had gone to Cooktows present. The secret trade in these animale before the Adria.

is suspected to be very large, but there are By the Court:It was not usual for many, the writer hears, who pay the tax source. In 1871 the German Government good mind, which is the best news you can Chinese Imperial Loan, £105.157, `

would appoar that the demand runs upon and continue their dealings publicly. It white rabbits with black eyes and black creatures 100 yen aro willingly paid.

The late proclamation would appear to have brought a large number of swords into the market. Availing themselves of the low value to which they have now fallen, certain speculative merchants in Yedo are making extensive purchases with the view of consigning them abroad.

(Gazette.)

d so he wished to have. The 2nd and 3rd said they wished to see their Consul. ordered to be taken on board to resume duty, but they could see the U. S. Consul

firat.

SUPREME COURT,

IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION, (Before His Lordship Chief Justice Sir JOHN SMALE,, with a Special Jury.) April 28, 1876.

A OAIM FOR DAMAGES. Uhuu Po Yeung v. The P, & 0. S. N. Poy.

The following Special-Jury was sworn; -Messrs G. B. Emory, S. Fomeroy, J. P. Barnes, H. Hoppius, J. F. Cordes, E. R. Belilios, and H. B, Gibb.

Mr Kingsmill, instructed by Mr Brore- ton, appeared for the plaintiff, and

The Attorney General, the Hon, Mr J.

alex,

charterers to pay any of the expenses of dock ing; but on this occasion, I paid $300 be- cause I wished to have a quick passage.

The Court was then adjourned till to. /rabbits with red eyes: for these abnormal has been demonetizing and calling in the laughter. It seems to require several

morrow at 10 a.m., the case for the plaintiff being closed,

China.

SHANGHAL.

(Courier & Gazette.)

The Chinese Navigation Company have giveu notice of appeal against the judgm: ut delivered in the recent Turssin collision case

Court.

andes as their friends at Nanking,

Temperature. Hoxazone, April 26, 1876,

it has been engaged in the operation. It example, what a soneshal and detective is (Taken at Mesra, Falcones de Oo.'s Premisse,

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kong,

DEPARTURES

old silver currency, and has been disposing generations of education to train a squeak- silver has been sold by Germany is not Sometimes, when in almost all expression of it in considerable quantities. How much ing or a shouting habit out of a man. known, but it is believed that the quantity the Choctaw and the claro have been is largo, and that, seeing the value of the worked out of him, a course nature still metal steadily going down, the German betrays itself in his contemptible squeals of Government thaa endeavoured to realize before the depreciation proceeded too far jay. The great gain is, not to shine, not The result has been the oxtraordinary fall nothing but conceit but to find a com- to conquer his companion-then you learn The U. S. Flag ship Tennessee left for German Government has been heightened tilt with him and be overthrown, horse and of the past few months. The action of the panion who knows what you do not; to Bramston, instructed by Mesara Sharp, by Sir Edmund Bornby at the Supreme Yokoska on the 17th inst. to be docked and in effect by that of the Dutch, who have foot, with utter destruction of all your Toller and Johnson, appeared for the de-

overhauled. fence.

We hear that a rumour is current in Soo-. We notice thatthe Nagasaki Cosmopolitan decision has had more influence on the that is useful. Then you can see the also decided upon a gold standard. This logic and learning. There is a defeat This case was continued to-day.

chow to the offoot that some fifteen cities in Press has cessed pablication.

commercial world than the importance of real and the counterfeit, and will never Captain John Gorley of the steamer City the province of Hupeh are in open rebel- of beter was examined viva voce in add1.liou. If this is true, misfortunes are in- Konoms, for having assaulted Mr S. C place, Holland, like ourselves, has a great adopt the art of war which has defeat-

The case of the Custom House officer, Holland would seem to justify. In the first accept the counterfeit again. You will Jan. 6, Annie Braginton, from New York He stated as follows:-I arrived in Cook-Government. It is also said that the tail-in the Judicial Court of Kanagawa-ken. Og gircumstance, she adopted a gold standard the very logic which you found irresistible. Jan. 6, Lyoka Till, from Cardiff to Hong- tion to his evidence taken by commission. deed comig pell-mell upon the Imperial Pass, was called on for hearing, on the 18th Eastern Empire, and when, in spite of that ed you. You will ride to battle horsed on

to Shanghai. town on 13th November; my ship drew cutting epidemic has reached the same city, taking his seat the Judge ordered that the it seemed as if other European countries When people come to see us, we foolishly

Jan. 6, Ottercaps, from Cardiff to Hong.

kong,

bar; this was the first time I came to Cook- they should be subject to the same annoy-ed to this, refusing to give evidence unless forced to reject silver. In the second place things said for conversation are chalk eggs Jan 11, Titian, from Penarth to Hong 14 feet aft. I came to anchor outside the and people are in a great state of mind last reporters be excluded; bat Mr Pass object without possessions in the East would be prattle, lest we Boom inhospitable. But Jan. 10, Esho, from London to Hongkong.

the reporters were admitted. The Judge Holand is now retracing the steps she took Don't say things. What you are stands We hear that very serious disasters have then explained that by Japanese law, re- We got underweighed at befallen the army of Teo Tsung-tang in porters could not be present at criminal only a quarter of a century ago. When the over yen the while and thunders so tha a.m. and proceed into the harbour. Kansuh. The authorities at Feking are trials, and asked if Mr Pass wished to with great gold discoveries were made in Califor cannot hear what you say to the contrary, Jan. 18, Antipodes, from Cardif to Hong- weather was fine, and the water on powerless to render any assistance and a draw the charge. This the plaintiff refusedia and Australia, it was universally expect A lady of my acquaintance said: "I don't Jan. 17, Alex. MoNell, from Cardiff te

to do, and the Court broke up without that gold would fall in value and that care so much for what they say as I de zor silver would rise, Holland determined to what makes them say it." The law of the We went alongside the Shanghai, for it is commonly reported that D'Escompte de Paris, No. 58, on the 17th.gold and adopted a silver standard. Her soul of all the guests. Everything is un: Jan. 18, Sophie, from Cardiff to Hongkong. A robbery was committed at the Comptoir anticipate that movement. She demonetized table is beautya respect to the common Jan. 17, Onward, from Liverpool to Hong- wharf. There were three wharves altoge. we may expect to see ore long suother On going to his bed-room, Mr E. G. undoing of this policy now impresses the seasonable which is private to two or three Jan. 20, Forward Ho, from London to

We lay from 25 to 30 feet morning paper adoraing our breakfast ta- Vouillemont, the manager, discovered that belief that silver is no longer available for a violates for a moment this low, never in- world's imagination, and strengthens the or any portion of the company. Tact never from the wharf. The depth of water bles. We heard of the project some time a wooden box, containing a gold chrono standard currency. Lastly, Japan, imitating trades the orders of the house, the vices of Jan. 22, Flintshire (str.), from London to took the ago, but now it is apparently no longer a meter watch, a gold toothpick on and in this as in so many other things the more the absent, or a tariff of expenses, or pro-Jan. 31, Lord Macaulay, from Newport to

Yokohama, &o. depth over the stern. This was at low storet. The sinews of war are said to be gold whistle, and a perforated ten fram advanced nations of the West, has also fessional privacies; as we say, we never

Penang, &c. water. I discharged my cargo by a stage plentiful and strong, and the promotors gold piece had been abstracted. Mr Youll adopted a gold currency. It will thus be of the length of 30 to I took in little szy structure without counting the dost, reploy of the bank, who is in the native production of the silver and its withdrawal insults, whilst they sit in one parlor with Feb. 2. Evelyn, from London to Hongkong, have not decided to commence their liters femont suspects one of the servants in the seen that, partly through the increased abstain from caresses, and haters from Feb, 1, Nearchus (str.), from Cardiff to

"talk shop" before company. Lovers

Hongkong, cargo and finished the ballasting with We have not heard what particular policy a Japanese, wearing his hair in the native from sirculation in Germany, Holland, and common friends. Would we codify the rater. I came out of the harbour in charge the few journal is to advocate, but it is style, and about 85 or 40 years of age, tra Japan, the supply of the metal has been laws that reign in households, and whose Feb. 6, Faul Marie, from London se

Hongkong. of a pilot, Mr nykon. We came out stora reasonable to suppose that there is some formation has been given at the Central enormously augmented, and a belief has daily transgression annoys and mortifies us

such specifio object in view, the attainment Police Station, and this servant has been We came out under steam and no saile, I of which renders it worth somebody's while apprehended. He of course, strongly pro- been created that its value must continue and degraded our housskold life-we must Feb. 6, Beotis, from London to Hongkong.

towa. I had a pilot on board on the 14th. Mr Sykes was the pilot; he came on board

bout 10 am,

bar was very smooth. I did not sound doal of consternation prevails in conse Journalistic enterprise is not yet dead in

Mwe went along; there were no soundings quence. taken. The pilot told me the depth of the water there.

ther.

there was about 18 feet.

to 40 fest. I remained

going into the caNO.

to invest time and money in what appears tested that he was innocent, but he will be to us must provo so very serious an under-kept in custody until some clue is found. taking.

The property stolen is valued at 6800.

to decrease.

kong,

kong,

Hongkong

kong.

Fab. Undine, from London to Shanghai.

Shanghai,

learn to adorn every day with sacrifices, Good manners are made up of potty ssci. Feb. 6, Kaisaw, from London to Hong- fices.-Emerson,

kong. Feb. 12, Whittler, from Eau Francisco

Manila.

A BUDDHIST NUNNERY.

to Feb. 24, Robenstaufen (str.), from Bremen

to Haukow.

bai.

foremost, This was soon after high water.

found no difficulty whatever in getting down the river or getting up. Before we

While the supply has thus been ingress. got to the bar, we turned the vessel round

ing, the demand for silver has been almost Bud crossed the bar head first. We never At the Shangbai Club Lottery, the first The U. 8. 9. Saco, which left on the 15th as rapidly falling off. Since 1870 Franco touched the ground all the time I was there. favourite of the meeting Kicaelach went for inst., for San Francised, retired on the has been under a réxime of inconvertible The channel I took over the bar was to $2, Havenshoe and Teen King being close 16th leaky When she got outside the paper, as the United States, Austria, lerably straight. There were no hidden on him at 817, and Wild Moor $16. Teen harbor she experienced bad weather, with a Russia, and Italy were long previously, dan ers-rocks or shoals in the chan Kwang was naturally the favourite in the heavy sea, and at four o'clock .. of 17th it and sinds 1871 Germany has been demone- A writer describing a visit to a Chinese or Feb. 25, Sussane, from Hamburg to Shangs nel, so far as I know, I bave since been to. Criterion and decidedly cheap at $05, Black was discovered that she had sprung a leaks, tizing silver, instead of requiring an addi. Buddhist nunnery, says that the govern Cooktown, I arrived there on the 8th March Satin and Ravenshot second in demand at through which the water poured so fast tional supply, as Holland and Japan are ment of these institutions is by no means so March 9, Mary L. Stone, from Cardiff to last, I have never heard of rocks or shoals $30, Surprise $25. With a hundred sub-that it threatened to put out the fires in now beginning to do. Lastly, we ourselves strict as that of the Romish Convents. The Hongkong. thore. The port is a safe port, and the an ecribers the total of the Griffins Lottery the engine-room before the pumps could employ silver only as a token coinage. Thus candidates are not admitted into full orders March 8, Gienlyon (str.), from London se chorage is very good holding ground, Twp was a disappointment. There was not be got to work. The steam pumps and all the great nations of the world have practil the age of 18. Prior to this, and from

Shanghai, steamers arrived whilst I was there the much to choose between Reichsgraf and bilge pumpe were all started, however, and tically had no demand for the metal. In the commencement of their ascetic life, they March 8; Glaucus (str.), from Liverpool te first time. They were both smaller than Uncas, one going for $110, the other $105, the ship's head was again farned towards the States forming what is called the Latin asume the garb peculiar to sisterhood. The Shanghai. my vessel. Un the second occasion the both very cheap Lohengrin at $90, the Yokohama, where she arrived shortly befors Union, again-that is, Franse, Italy, chief apparent distinction between the draft of my vessel was 14 feet 4 inches talked of Ravensies $60, Ingo 960. four o'clock this afternoon, without having Belgium, and Switserlands very altiot novices and those in full orders is that the We went up the river and lay at No. 1 Dawson's lot was as usual surrounded with in any material degree, reduced the body limit has been put upon the goinage of heads of the latter are wholly shaven, while whart. Mr Syker was my pilot again, mystery, and intruding vackert were afraid of water in the hold. It is fortunate that silver To guard against being flooded by the former have only the front part of the I came out in the sate manter as before. to meddle. Ventro de Biche and Blanc the leak was discovered so quickly, for, had the demonetized silver of Germany, and crown shaven. The younger nuns have

Manger were bargains at $5 each. In the the sides been far from land the result thun made to pay the expense of the new uns mostly had large. feet, clumsy shoes

plaited quens flowing down behind. The Jockey Cap Kierlook and Bereward were, might have been most disastrous. She German coinage, these four States have

entered into a convention to limit the long stockings and gartere, full trowsere coinage of silver to 24,000,000 per annum. short jackets and wide sleeves, with bald This convention has most powerfully con pates and skull-caps, precisely as the priests THE DEPRECIATION OF SILVER.

tributed to the depreciation of the metal, have. But the priestesses have smoother In the small hours on Saturday morning, and it strengthens the general conviction countenances, softer looks, sweeter voices Vide Gousset were favourites in the French Just before the House of Commous adjourn that France,

and were more tidy. When the young wo- when resuming specie Challenge and Hored and Wild Idle in the ad, Lord George Hamilton obtained the payments, will adopt an exclusive gold man has bared or shagen her head a sigh of Hoadsters In the Extra Derby Ingo went appointment of a Select Committee to in- standard. For the danger of belog made making religious vows very different from as favourite at $60, Reichsgraf 55, Ravensles quire into the causes of the depreciation in the receptacle for the depreciated mopage that of "taking the veil, adopted in the $50, Lohengrin 345, Nitco 840 sad Under the value of silver. The inquiry is instituted of other sougtries will not cap with unerlas of Europewcho de regained to live 138. Noy much to shows between the lot, get a moment soosson, for ing extraordinary | resum Indeed, the probability is that a life of devotion and mortification, the

I never touched ground on either occasions. On arrival on the 8th March, a large Ame tloan three maated' schooner was laying at No. 2 wharf. She was named the Malay, she was about 800 tons register. She was a little larger than my vessel, She had a Fargo of timber from America. The cargo was discharged at the wharf. Bho won ready to go to sea when I arrived. I saw her go out of the port and saw no accident,

* Crossexsmined --My vessel was charter

ed to Mr Howard and then to Hop Kes.

Plz klowerd edusted the pharter I presume,

as they were bound to be, favourites at $15 and $20. Sea Star, Belle, Bose, Furore and Imust all spotted an likely to win the Brokers' went for fair prices, being bought

at $35, $30 aud $25. Teen Kang, and

will proceed to Yokohama to be repaired.

LOADING FOR CHINA AND FANAN PORTE. At London-Steamers via ties Canal Sumatra.

Loros. Glenfalloch. Glenfiulas. Bailing Vessels. *

Fleurs Castle. Tchihatchoft

Cashmere. Lothair,

F. S. Thompson. Halloween. Moss Glen. Melbrek,

Lucia

Afax (str.)

Oregon!

Ada. Pestest Welo. Endymion. Min. J. C. Munro

At Liverpool

Anchises fir

Malls.

Occidental & Oriental Steam-

Ship Company.

TAKING THROUGH CARGO AND PASSENGERS FOR THE UNITED

STATES AND EUROPE, › IN COEXOTION WITH THE

DA

CENTRAL

UNION PACIFIC AND CONNECTING BAILROAD COMPANIES

ATLANTIC STEAMERS,

AND

TIBLE, S... 4 Function, via Zoo

patched for San Frandson, Yoko kama, on MONDAY, the lat May, at 3 pra, taking Cargo and Passengers for Japan, the United States and Europe.

Connection is made at Yokohama, with Steamers from Shanghal

Freight will be received on Board until p.m. of 90th Instant. Parcel Packages will be received at the Office until 5 p.m. Bame day: all Parcel Packages should be marked to addrew in full; value of same La required.

Return Passage Tickets available for 6 months are fasued at a reduction of 20 per gent, on regular rates.

For further information as to Freight or Passage, apply to the Agency of the Company, Praya West.

;

G. B. EMORY, Aeting Agent. Hongkong, April 1, 1876.

STEAM FOR

myl

- Singapore, Penang, Point de Galle,

Aden, Sues, Malts, Brindisi, Anoons, Venice, Mediter- ranean Ports, Southampton and London; ALSO,

Bombay, Madras, Oalentta and Australia.

ITINE PARINADZAR, AND ORIENTAL SYRAM

NAVIGATION COMPANY's Steam-ship GWALIOR, Captain J. O. BABOT, with Her Majesty's Mails, Passengers, Specie, and Cargo, will leave this for the above pinosa, on SATURDAY, the 6th May, at Nood

CARGO will be received on board until Noon; SPEOLE and PARCELS at the Office until 3 P., on the 8th May,

For particulars regarding Freight and Passage, apply at the P. & O, B. N. Co.' Office, Hongkong.

CONTENTS AND VALUR OF PACKAGES ARE REQUIRED.

A written declaration of the Contents and Value of the Packages for the Overland Boute is required by the Egyptian Government, and must be delivered by the Shippers to the Oom pany' Agents with the Bills of Lading, ev with Parcels; and the Company do not hold themastoss responsible for any detention or prejudice which may happen from inserrest noys an sich declaration,"

Shippers are particularly requested to note the terms and conditions of the Company's "Blask Bills of Lading.

L

THE P. & o. 3, N., Co. rezerve the option of forwarding all Goona ship- ped by their Steamers for Europe through Egypt, either by Ball, or by Canal in their own Steamers, or in vessels employed for the purpose.

A. MoIVER, Superintendent, P.0. S. N. Jo.'s Odice,

Hongkong, April 22, 1876,

U. 8. MAIL LINE

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

my6

THROUGH TO NEW YORK, VIA A OVERLAND RAILWAYS, AND TOUCHING AT YOKOHAMA, AND SAN FRANCISOD.

THE U. S. Mail Steamer "CITY OF PEKING" will be despatched for San Francisco, via Yokohama, on MONDAY, the 16th May, 1876, at S .M., taking

Insurances.

QUEEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

THE Undersigned are prepared to grant THE

Policies against Fire to the extent of $46,000 on Buildings, or on Goods stored therein, at current local rates, subject to a Discount of 20% on the Premia.

AEDWARD NORTON & Co.,

Agonita, Hongkong, January 1, 1874. YANG-TSZE INSURANCE ASSOULA

TION OF SHANGHAI,

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 800,000 TANES

POLICIES granted on Marine Risks to

all parts of the world at current rates. This Association will, until further no tice, provide out of the earnings, first for an Interest Dividend of 15 % to Bhare holders on Capital, and thereafter distri- buted among Polley hoidon, annually, in cash, ALL the Profits of the Underwriting Business pro rata to amount of premium contributed.

EUSSELL & Co.,

Agents.

Hongkong, July 9, 1872.

LANCASHIRE INSURANCE

COMPANY.

-- (FIRE AND LIFE) CAPITAL,-TWO MILLIONS STABLING,

THE Undersigned are prepared to grant

Poszerza agelost the Rink of Fire on Buildings or on Goode stored therein, on Coals in Matsheds, on Goods on board Vessels and on Hulls of Vessels In Har bour, at the usual Terms and Conditions.

Proposals for Life Assurances will be re- ceived, and transmitted to the Directora for their decision.

If required, protection will be granted on first siass Idves up to £1000 on Bingle

Life.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Insurances.

THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN INSUR ANCE, COMPANY, ADELAIDE.

CAPITAL...

£500,000.

Latimations

THE MERCHANTS' MARINE INSUR ANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, OF LONDON,

SURSURISED CAPITAL, £500,000

THE Undersigned having bean appointed HE Undersigned, having been appoint

Agents for the shore Company in den Hongkong for the above Hongkong, China and Japan, are prepared Company, are prepared to issue Policies of to Issue Polides of Marine Insurance, Marine Insurance at current rates, payable payable in Australia, London Caloutta in London, India, Australia, New Zealand, Bombay, Mauritius, China and Japan at Straite, Mauritius, Jara, Manila, China,

Japan, California, izol, de, ond savini current rates,

ADAMSON, BELL & CO Hongkong, March 24, 1876.

ADAMSON, BELL & Co. Hongkong, September 6, 1875,

THE SCOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE CO.

THE

jyl

HR Undersigned having been appointed Agent, in Hongkong, for the above- named Company, in prepared to grant Policias against Fire, on Buildings and on Goods to the extent of $10,000, at the usual rates, subject to an Immediate dis- count of 20 %.

Attention is invited to a considerable reduction in Premia for Life Insurance in China

Life Folioles effected during the year 1875, share in the Bonus to be doclared on

jo24

Note-By the Company's Articles of AAKO ciation it is provided that, after pay- ment to the shareholders of a dividend of 10 per cent, per annum, one fourth of the residue of profits will be rateably divided amongst those Insurers out of whose business profits have been made during the year.

STAFFORDSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, OF HANLEY.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, £250,000.

་ ལ

Undersigned, having been appoint

31st December for the quinquennial period agents in Hongkong and Shanghai

then ending.

A. MɩɗG, HEATON.

Hongkong, September 27, 1875.

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY,

Incorporated by Royal Charter and Special Acts of Parliament,

ESTABLISHED 1809,

CAPITAL £2,000,000,

for the above Company, are prepared to inque Policles of Fire. Insurance at vurrent rates,

HONGKONG MARKET PRICES. Corrected to Saturday, April 22, 1876, At 1090 Cash por Dollar Mexican.

Butcher Meat.

lb.

31

Bacon, English,. Foochow,

"

Highest, Leuen

Dash.

[No. 4002-APRIL 26, 1878.

Chilles, Dried,

"

Mized, Cucumbers,... PAKL

Curry Stuff, English, Garllo, 400 300 Ginger,

Qash

Boef, eirloin and prime ont, oy, 200 160 Boot Corned,

"

Rosat, Soup,

Steak,

Bullocks' Brains,

1100 900 | Parsley, Chinese,

Tripe (undressed), catty 60 Calves' Head and Foot, not Lams, American,

ין

catty

csity

80.

250 200

25

20

40 30

"

30

20

11

50

3

170 160 Green Peas, young

old

·70

"

80

30

catty 160 140 Green Winter Course

180 160 Lettuce, English . 100 80

20

head

10

Chinese,

datty

180 160 Minit,

bunch

per not

80

70: Mushroom, dried,

catty

*760

Tongue, fresh, each

corned,

800 250 Onions, Bombay 450 400

70

Green

20

15%

Head,

.okitty

30

Heart,

180 140

11

English,

bunch

"

Fest,

80 60 Potatoes, Macao,

catty

12

Kidneys,

100 80

Japan,

Tail,

180 120

**

Sweet,

Liver,

catty

120 100 Pumpkins,

12

02

"

dod 40 Radishes, English

40.

600 600 Scallions,

lb.

$60 Shalota,

catty

80

Chinese,

"

200 180 Squash, Bottle

11

21

17

English Mutton Chop,

11

400 380 1

Bairy,

"

120.

200 180 Taro,

1

20

Leg, Shoulder, Liver,

200 180 Tomatoen,

200 16%

160 140

Turnips, English,

onoli

10

Pige Chitlings,

eatty

ADAMSON, BELL & Co. Hongkong, March 24, 1876, COAL 'DEPOT.

"

Feet,

B1

180 120

60 60 120 110 Water Lilly Roots,

29

**

fresh, Chita, catty

19 10

Salty

30-20:

60 50

je24

"

Fry,

80 25

12

39.

Heady Heart;

• "

80

20

anch

Traits.

Kidneys,

anity

*80* 50

> Liver,

Ib. catty

120 110 Apples, Driad

catty

950 700

180 160

600

Corned,

40

Log

160 150 " Common

**

80

Fat or Lard,

180 120 Chesnuts,

13

100

#

860 880 Coooaanta

• each.

50

• each

70

'60 ||Cuizantă,

,"bottle

400

80 70

201

1

1700 1400 Daten,

⚫ bottle

500

Teal,

satty

Poultry.

180 160 Figs, Dried,

Guayas,

·

500

catty

60

Capone,

catty

Ducks,

• Catty

250

12

Dried Egg, Hen.

⚫ each

220 200

Coolle

50

dos,

100

Mandarin

B0

19

Duck

100

+

Nutmeg,

1.50

Balt".

100

+

#

Llchees, Dried,

300 00

"

Fowls

catty

170 160 Lemons, **

200 160

(Also with occupation from 1st May next.) The Dwelling House No. 46, Peel Street, now in the occupation of Mr Havschild,

The Dwelling House No. 1, Alexandra Turkeyn, Terrace, at present in the occupation of

Goose, Partridges, Pheasants, Cantón, live paiz Pigeons, Quall,

**

190 120 Loong Ngan, Dried,

19

250 150

asch

820 300|Loquata,,

50

1700

Mangosteens,

each

F

each

150 140 Melons, Chinese.

anch 10%

"

90 80 Mangosa, Mantis,

enol

100 δι

Snipe,

esch

Teal,

39

120 110 250 200 | Pears, Chefoo,

21

Saigon,

40

catty

200 150

Cook,

catty

Hon.

500 400 400 350

Pineapples, Punt

feach

50

40

Icatty

30

11

Wild Ducks, Canton

each

500 450 Plantains, common

Bombay Ducks

Fish.

per hundred 200

Plumas,

OALS of every description supplied to

teamers by the Undersigned. Orders may be left at the Godowns, Wanchi, with Mr J. MAOLEHOSs, or Leong AH YON, KWONGHING, Praza.

* LANDSTEIN & Cop! Hongkong, November 1, 1875, myl KRUPP'S CAST STEEL WORKS,

Essen (Gorisany:)

Fox Rates of Prematums, forms of pro- THE Undersigned, Asas at Hongkong F.

posals of any other information, apply to

ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co.

Agents Hongkong Canton. Hongkong, January 4, 1867,

THE CHINA FIRE INBURANOF COMPANY, LIMITED,

HEAD OFFICE-HONGKONG.

GENCIES at all the Treaty Ports of China and Japan, and at Singapore, Salgon and Penang.

Blaks accepted, and Policles of Insurance granted at the rates of Premium current at the above mentioned Ports,

NO CHARGE YOK POLICY TEEN.

JAS. B. COUGHTRIE, Secretary. Hongkong, November 1, 1871.

MANCHESTER FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF MANCHESTER

AND LONDON,

for the above Company, are prepared

to grant Policles against FIRE, to the extent of £10,000 on any Building, or

-Bols Agent for China,

on Merchandise in the same, at the Horexone, umal Rater, subject to a discount of 20 per cent,

GILMAN & Co.,

Agente,

Hongkong, July 6, 1875.

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, THE

Undersigned, Agente for the above Company, are prepared to the above suranoce at current rates

MELCHERS & Co., Agents, Royal Insurance Company,

Intimations..

Now Ready.

THE CHINA REVIEW, Von. IV., No. 4.

Undersigned have been appointed Annual Subscription, postage included, Agents for the above Company at Hongkong, Canton, Feochow, Shanghai and Hankow, and are prepared to grant Insurances at current rates,

HOLLIDAY, WISE & 00. Hongrong, October 14, 1888.

EVERY

THE LONDON ASSURANCE..

Incorporated BY ROYAL CHARTER of

His Majesty King George The Firs,

A. D. 1720.

THE Undersigned having been appointed Agents for the above Corporation are prepared to grant Insurances as follows:-

Marine Department,

Policies at current rates payable either here, in London or at the principal Porta of ladia, China and Austraila.

་་

Tire Department. Polletos fasued for long or short periods at current rates. A discount of 20 % allowed Life Department. Polloles issued for sums not exceeding. £3,000 on reasonable terma

HOLLIDAY, WISE & Co, Hongkong, July 25, 1872,

Fassengers, and Freight, for Japan, the CHINESE INSURANCE COMPANY, United States, and Europe.

Through Passenger Tickets and Bille

of Lading are issued for transportation to Yokohama and other Japan Porta, to San Francisco, to ports in Mexico, Central and

(LIMITED.)

NOTICE:

TOLICIES granted at current rates on. Font Amorine, and to New York and Marine Finks to all parts of the World.

I Europe VIA OVERLAND RAILWAYS.

A Steamer of the Miton Blobi 5. S. Com. pany will leave Shanghai, via the Inland Sea Forte, about same date, and make close connection at Yokohama

At New York, Fassengers have solestion of various lines of Steamers to England, France and Germany,

Freight will be received on board antil 4 p. 14th Proximo. Parcel Packages will be received at the office until 5 p.m. Sams day all Parcel Feskages should be marked to address in full; value of name la required.

++

For further information na to Passage and Freight, apply to the Agency of the Company, Fraya Work

***G, "B" EMORY, Acting Agent. Mongkong, April 15, 1878,

ON HALE

THE

In accordance with the Company's Articles of Association, Two Thleds of the Profits are distributed annually to Contributors, whether Shareholders or not, in proportion to the nett amount of Premia contributed by sash, the remaining third being carried to Reserve Funda

OLYPHANT & Co., General Agents,

Hongkong, Apell 17, 1878.

YANGTSEE INSURANCE ASSOCIA- TION OF SHANGHAL

NOTICE.

A

FTER this date, the above Association myli A will allow a Brokerage of "Thirty. three and One Third per cent, (931%) of

· Losal Rliks only,

RUSSELL & Co., Agents, c

CHINESE READER'S MANUAL.

HANDBOOK of Biographical, His Autologous

Literary Referencë,

WILLUM FREDErics Maxxus.

Price $8.

...KEY & Oo, Shanghai, Benglang manur“ China Mau" Orrion |

Hongkong, June 8, 1874,

MANCHESTER FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Undersigned Agents are in receipt

Le of instructions from the Board of Directors authorizing them to late Policies to the extent of £10,000 on any one first clase risk or to the extent of £16,000 on adjoining risks at murrent raten.

A Discount of 20% allowedish a

HOLLIDAY, WISE & Co. Hongkong, January 8, 1976

$6.50.

CONTENTS.

Essays on the Chinese Language. The Folk-lore of China.

-Pao-sze: The Cleopatra of China.

An Introduction to a Retrospect of Forty Years of Foreign Intercourse with Chinia

One Page from Choo Foo-teze.

The Expedition of the Mongols Against

Java in 1293, A.D.

The Wry-Necked Tree.

Phallic Worship.

Short Notices of New Books and Litorary

Intelligence.

Notes and Queries on Eastern Matters:-

Chinese Anti-Opium Associations Publications of the Hongkong Corres

ponding Committee of the Relig. Tract Soc. Hongkong School-book Committee, Chinese Wills,

Chinese Breech-Loading Guns. History of the Maritime Provinces. Books Wanted, Exchanges, &c.

China Mail Office. Hongkong, March 11, 1876.

ROBEY

F. PEIL,

Pork, Chop,

"

110 100 Water Creau,

110 100 Yams,

70 50 d

'70 60 Aleurites,

42

Sheeps' Head, and Fest, sot

Hearty. Kidneys,

31

Shanghai, Coxonam | Sucking Pigs, (Germany.)

To Let.

TO LET,

With Immediate Poerarston,

HE Dwelling House. No. 4, Alexandra

rel

The Store and Dwelling House, No. 31, Queen's Road, lately in the occupation of Mins GARRETI

Tho Store and Premises, Nos. 42 and 44, Queen's load, lately in the occupation of Besar DUBOST & CO.

The Dwelling House and Office, No 1, Wyndham Street.

Dr STOUT.

Apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co. Hongkong, April 24, 1876.

TO LET.

With Possession on the 1st April THE Premises in Queen's Road Central

known as the "London Inn Apply to

Bream,

,, California,

160 140 Bananas, fragrant Puliti, patty

כן

200 180 Ground Nuts,

110 100 Oranges, Bwest Sunwoey „

Prunes, Dried, catty: 100 00 Pumelces, Canton 110 100 Raisins, Muscatel,

40

09

60 50

11

bottle 800 21

ench!! 100

. bottle

1100-7750

Carp,

50

Cat Fish,

15

Cadfish, salt Cangur Eels, Craba,

200 180 Sugar Cane,

70

60 Tamarinds,

*

Ib

stlok catty

200 160

80 26

60

ob.

80

"

70 Walnuta, now

100.

80

Cuttle Fish,

60 50

110 100

Daca,

13

TO RENT CHEAP. FFICES and Godown, No. 69, Praya,

80

Dog Fish,

31

70 Allspice,

Eels,

100

90 Bran,

110 100 Butter,

LANE, CRAWFORD &'0%. Hongkong, March 9, 1876.

Lately occupied by Messrs TAYLOR &

HOMPSON. Alao OFFICE and GODOWN Fils Fich, ituated in the rear of the Messageries Fresh Fish, Large Maritimes Office.

HOUSE.

DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co. Hongkong, April 8, 1876.

& CO.'S

70 Water Chestnuts............

Miscellaneous.

180 120 Candied Orange Peel,

bottle

250 200 pfoul 1600 160

catty 250

160

200 270 200

"

700 50€

11

*

battle

760 700

Small

120 100

*

12

"

Lemon

51

750 700

Apply

LAI HING & Co.

Froge,

Hongkong, March 30, 1876,

Garoups,

Gudgeon,

TO LET.

Gurnet,

11.

Herrings, small

amoked

box

110 100 Capers, 180 110 Charcoal, 130.120 120 110 90 BO $1.00

"

220.160

pical

"

Cheese, American,

English, Dutch,

lb.

1200 1100

400

450

esch

1100

Cinnamon,

Live Fish,

catty

180 120

Citron,

Lobstera,

80 70

12

Cloves,

Mackerel,

90

80

L+

Cocoanut Oll,

bottle

Mullet,

110 100

"

Coffee,

lb.

200 150 250

BOILEA Oysters,

11

180: 120

Curry Powder,

bottle

Parrot Fish,

130 120

"

Firewood,

ploui

660490

Porch,

100

.90

13

Flour,

cafty

40 180

Pomfret,

120 110

"

Gram,

ploul 2750 2800

Pikwas,

80

31

Iainglass,

Ray,

100 100

·

#

Lamp Oil,

*100 90

Ronch,

160

#

Macaroni,

Road Fish,

110 100

T

Maco,

Salmon, Canton

140 120

#2

Mango Chutney,

700

"}

Baltwatery

110 00

"

Alustard,

160 a

st

Plakled,

tio

B00

Nutmegs,

⚫ each

catty

180 100

Oats

70 60

Olivos

NEW DESIGN OF HORIZONTAL FIXED ENGINE & LOCOMOTIVE

COMBINED, FOR DRIVING SAW MILLS, FLOUR MILLS, FACTORIES, AND ALL

DESCRIPTION OF FIXED MACHINERY AT HOME AND ABROAD,

Some of the advantages of this Now Patent Ergine, are as follows :-

SMALL FIRST Cost SAVING OF THEG AND EXPENSE IN EXECHING. EASE, SAFETY AND ECONOMY IN WORKING/ GREAT SAVING IN FUEL

Boller can be arranged to burb Sawdust and Refuse Word. Engines up to 200 Effective Horse-power always in Frogtok,

ROBEY & CO., Sole Manufacturers, LINCOLN, ENGLAND.

Salt Fish,

Shrimps,

Skate,

Snapper,

Solen, Fresh

Tonch,

Turtles, Simat

White-bait,

Vegetables.

Asparagus

tio

Bamboo Spa, young catty

Beans, sprouts

, esity

J

broad,

"

Franally

Beot root,

Bach

Cabbage, Mos

ปี

red for plokling » White, Banton eatty

Content

6000

catty 700

; box 1000: 800

catty.

bottle

800 750

24020

20 230

250 200

110 100 110 100 120 110

160 180

400 860

Paddy,

Paart Barley, Pepper (whole)

Pickles,

Bico,

Bago,

(ground)

Salad Oil,

Salt, Coarse

10 It

plout 1700

bottle

250 500

ploul 1800 1400 bottle

200

80

120 100

14-12

40 36

60 60

31

Fine.

Split Fesz,

Sugar, China, Taploen

30 20 150 50

Tes $140 120

200, 150

datoy

4028

• Bottle

220 200

95018.

.catty

20 15

8060

bottle

100 70

300 S70

750 800

eatty

Vermicelli, Chinese

100 80

20

English

box

· 1000 god

16

10

30 20

Vinegar, English

bottle 200

eatty

30 20

Colöry, China,

eatty

30 20

30 40

Carrots, fresk

Salt Caulidorer,

»

180 80

ten Grogen Ontar, Inspector of Marat

Printed and published by GEO. MUERA

BAI, at the China Meli Duta, No,

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