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BONGKONG, BÍDAY, 25 MAY, 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 Sections, commencing at Green faland. Vogaels near the Hongkong alors are marked ., near the Kowloon shore A, and those in the body of tho Shipping or midway between each shore are marked c., in conjunction with the figures denoting the sections.

Section

1. From Green Teland to tho Gas Works.

2 From Gas Works to the Novelty Iron Works,

3. From Novelty Iron Works to the Barbour 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 Piar. 8. From Pier to East Point.

Vessel's Name,

Captain.

Flag and Rig

Tons.

Date of Arrival.

Consignees or Agents.

Destination,

Remarks.

Steamers

Ajax

cKidd

Brit.

str.

1549 May 25 Buttorfald & Swiro

Amoy

5 c Drewes

Brit.

etar.

814 May 26 Siomasen & Co.

Shanghal

To-morrow

Asta

4 c Molsen

Dan.

str

Avs

5 e Flouriais

Bombay

14 kSmith

Candia

4 Thomson

Cheops

3 b Dryden...

880 May 24 Wm. Pustau & Co. ⠀ Fch, sir. 1908 May 24 Messagerles Maritimes Brit. Brit. Brit.

Marseilles, &a

To-torrów

str. 1327 April 11 P. & 6. S. N. Co.,

Yokohama

str. 1342 May 23 Jardine, Mathoson & Co. str. 083 May 18|Ah Yon

S'apore and Penang 30th, 4 pm.

Columbian

4 kAlderton

Brit.

str. 1417 May

17 P. & O. 8. N. Co.

Cyphrones

15 c/Wood

Brit.

str. 1280 May

22 Adamson, Bell & Co.

Glamis Castle

4 c Dickie

Brit.

str. 1539 Hay

13 Adamson, Bell & Co.

Kare Lorne Madagascar

Maharajah

Menloh

6 Pinkney

Brit.

str. 979 May

24 Mayer & Co.

5c Butcher

Brit.

abr. 1035 May

24 Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Shanghai Yckohama

27th, 4 p.m.

To-morrow

4 cTimm

Ger.

...Stephenson

Str. Brit. str.

884. May

22 Slemssen & Co.'

004 May

16 Sterosson & Co.

Ab'deen Dock

5 Pasqualini

Mikado

1 k Moore

Norma

2 Walker

Ocean

3 b Jaques

Oceanic

4k Pazaell

Orchis

8 h Butlin

Foh. Brit, Brit. Brit. str. 971 May Brit. br. 2349 May Brit.

str. 1008 May

23 Messagories Maritimes

str. 3080 May

26 Gilman & Co.

606 May

Pasig

Pawtaxot

2 h Lopez 4 k

Span. str.

Amer. str.)

Pernambuco

4 b Hyde

Brit. str.

Statesman

5 Valiant

Brit.

str. 1209. May

Sunda

4 k Loe

Brit.

str. 1029 May

Vancouver

7 Sbaw

Brit.

str. 2923 May

Vaso de Gama

Rice

Brit

Wochi

Yoltung

6 h Hunter 2 b

Brit. str.

Brit. -att.

26 Kwok Acheong 23ardine, Matheson & Co. 130, & O, ́S. S. Co. str. 1137 May 13 Wm. Pustan & Co.'

107 May Remedios & Co. 280 Judo 18 Aug. Beard & Co. 643 May 21 Ab Yon

17 P. &.0, 5. N. Co.

atr. 2000 April 29Jardine, Matheson & Co.

262 May 22 Landstein & Co. 324 June 9 Kwok Acheong

Yokohama

Swatow

Malls

Y'hama & S. Foisco/Malla, 1st px,

Repairing Laid up

Saigon

18 Jardine, Matheson & Co.

29 Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Yokohatna Foochow

Malla

To-morrow

Ab'deen Dook

Repairing

Sailing Vessela Alma

8 b Lehmeyer

Ger. bk.

885 April 26 Melchers & Co.

American Lloyds

4 kPark

Anua

4 kJessen

Anna

5 Wittneden

Annie Fish

13 Hiffnes

4 Riis

13 Branthwaite

Brit. sh.

Siam. sh.

Brit. bk.

4 ofurnbull

Brit

sh.)

1 Schmidt

August Bolted Will Bua-Pan

British Crown' Caroline Caroline Behn

Channel Queen Charles Murðau Charter Oak Chan, C. Leary Chateaubriand Chong Soon Christina A. P. Const Commissary Daylight

Deutschland

12 Möller

bAndrew

4.k Lenfestoy

14 kQuatruous

3 kmith Stephon

3 kHervó 2 hCheng Sang 3 Federico

4 bray

8 Hunter

Redomaker

3 lilmann

1 Lizarrengo

3 cGrau.

Amer. bk. 610 May 21 Captain Ger. bk. 448 May

Win. Postau & Co. Gor. bk.! 862 May 12 Melchers & Co. Amer, sh. 1496 April 23 Russell & Co. Ger. bg.

274 May 25 Eduard Schellbass & Co. 812 May 5 Vogel, Hagedorn & Co. 575 May 19Ein-tye-loong

448 April 27Meyer & Co.

997 May 15 Order

fier. "bk. 673 April 24 Siemssen & Co.

Brit. sh.

Fch. bk.

jAmer. sh.

Amer. bk.

Foh. bk. Biam. ch.

Amer. sch.

609 May 13 Meyer & Co.

368 May 24 Landstein & Co.

963 May 26 Vogel, Hagedorn & Co.

644 April 21 Captain

384 May 20Carlowitz & Co.

200 (April 30 Chinese

176 Jan. 8Order

Amer. sh. 1157 April 23 Russell & Co. Brit. sh.

¡Siam. bk.

iGer. bk.

Span. bg.

Ger. bk.

900 April 23 Vogel, Hagedorn & Co. 447 May 17 Kin-tye-loong.

269 May 18 Arnhold, Karberg & Co. 322 May 13 F. Kiar

340 May 21 Wm. Pustau & Co.

4 Christiansen Dan. bk 316 April 23 Eduard Schellhass & Co.

Ger. bk. 416 May 20 Molabora & Co. Brit. bk. 337 May

New York

San Francisco

Loudon

Dora

Repairing

Emma

Nicola voski -

Felga

Ferdinand

Ek Westergaard

Floddən

4 k Murdoch

Hieronymus

J. Fl. Jessen

Hastings

Hope

Iphigenia

Jerfalcon

Joachim Christian

John Milton

Kate Tatham

Kronprindsessen

Lochiel

Lucre

MolMatzen

...Bentley

4 cReimer

8 Murphy

4 Mackersey

9.Hamin

3 cEwen

2 Colberg

Brit ach. luer. bk.

14 Craig

Brit bk.

8 Beahl

Ger, bk.

4 Boulton

Brit bk.

3Jardine, Matheson & Co. 541 May 13 Jardine, Matheson & Co. 400 May 7 Siemesen & Co. 454 April 29 Vogel, Hagedorn & Co. Ger. bk. 464 April 24 Wm. Pustau & Co.

Manila

London

4 Rasmussen

Ger. bk.

457 May 18 Wm. Pustau & Co.

275 May 2 Arnhold, Karberg & Co. 287 May

London

1Gilman & Co.

Cos'tan Dock

Brit. El.

618 May 22 Russell & Co.

Brita bk,

275 May 12 Carlowitz & Co.

Cos'tan Dock

Foochow

Se Francisco

London

Londou

Lulu

Lycka Till Margarite

Dan. bk. 344 May 23 Eduard Schelihase & Co.

216 May 3 Eduard Schelibass & Co. -

432 May 15 Fack Mos & Co.

864 Mar. 17 Vogel, Hagedorn & Co.

Brit. sch,

Siam. bk.

4 Ryan

¡Am, 3m.so.

388 May 20 Wah Cheong

1. Rinosl

Ital

4 kOwens

Brit.

sh 1013 May 18 Order sh.

Marquis of Argyle

2 McKeon

7 hPhumley

a cfhuren

8 ball

May

Міша

Mount Lebanon

Ocon

Otago

Otter Capi

Papt

Prince Arthur

Racehorse

Rebocoa

Rota

San Lorenzo

Sentia

Swallow Taunton.

Thermopyla

Titan

Vesta

Victor

Vistory

Vindex

Woalthy Pendleton Willard Mudgett Willie

Wodan Young Siam

Zoroya

WHAMPOA

Cap Horn

8 cbréckwoldt 3 Saadden

8 Morday

18 Paasch

Wolls

2 bOlsen

13 eBundgaard'

7effansen

4 Pico

...Duncan 2cflowea

3 Clark

8 Matheson

8 Berry

4 kDirks

2 Sorensen

...Whiting

7 Parkhouse

1 dBlanchard

3 Dickey

4kBadenoch

3k Meyer

2 Benedictsen

13 kScarlett

Brit bit. Brit.3m.so.

Gor. bk, Brit. 3m/sc. Ger. Sm.so. Brit. bk.

Brit. bk

Ger. bk.

500 April 10 Rozario & Co.

237 May 19 Olyphant & Co.

456 May 11 W. Pustau & Co.

580 April 23 Rozario &.Co.

335 May 19 Siemssso & Co.

436 April 26 Captain

562 May 8 Arnhold, Karberg & Co.

750 May 11 Siemsson & Co.

Brit. bk. 290 April 25 Siemssen & Co.

Siata bk. 387 May 108iemman & Co. Ger. bk, 408 May 23 Win. Pustau & Co. Dan. sh. 862 May 8 Jardine, Matheson & Co. Span. bg. 220 May 14 Remedion & Co. Brit. bk.

321 May

4 Eduard Schellhass & Co. Amor. ab. 1280 April 23 Order

Brit. Bl 638 May 18 Sieman & Co. Brit. sh. 948 May 11 Adamson, Bell & Co. Amer, sb. 1226 May 19 Mossageries Maritimes. Gor. bk. 302 May 21 Molchers & Co.

Norw. bg.

Brit, bg. Brit. bk.

Amer. bk.

Amer. bk. Brit, 30.80.

Ger. bk.

Siam, sb.

247 May 15 Eduard Schelihasa & Co. 255 May 22 Yuen Fat Hong

290 May 3 Landstein & Co.

800 Mar. 30 Vogel, Hagedorn & Co. 875 May 15 Jardine, Matheson & Co. 274 May 20 Vogel, Hagedorn & Co, 439 May 7 Meyer & Co.

701 May 12 Keen-tye-loong bk. 388 May 13 Gilman & Co.

San Francisco

Melbourne & Sydney

Quam-

Adelaide & Mbourne!

Manila Newchwang

McD.'s Slip

Foochow

about 31st

Tientsin

San Francisco Fonolulu

Spore & Mauritius

Brit.

4

Charité

Lizzie Rubicon

Green Hervé Lookay Munsan

Gor. bk.

401 May 28Wm. Pustau & Co,

Tientsin

Felt. bk

255 May 25 Cartowilz & Co.

9rit. bk. Brit. 3m.sc.

385 May 17 Broadbear, Anthony & Co. 204 May 23 Arnhold, Karberg & Co.

Chofoo

CANTON

Borsang Yungching

Hutchinson Gibbon

¡OhL ᏟᏂ .

str. 800 May 28C, M. 8, N. Co. etr, 661 May 25 €. M. §. N. Co.

Repairing 10th prox.

Men-of-war in Hongkong Harbour.

Tons.

Guns. H. P.

Date of Arrival

1980.

-360

2200

19

461

638

2501

464

410

306

පාක පා රි පාස

400 May 21

80

May 11

400 May 13

120

500

May 16 April 20

May 15

288

May 19

April 18

Faster's Name."

Anchor-

agi.

Flag.

Oldes

Ariadne

6 e Germa

Cyclop

on Slip German.

corvette gonboat

Flamor

Hertha

Bornet

Kearsarge

Mécanee

7. C Gortan

corvette

7h British

gun vessel

6 k

American

corvette

6.k

British

gun vessal

Yantic

0 0

American

gunboat

At Canton

Paloa

American

gunboat

Thistle

Vistor Emanuel

7 h British aux, paval hospital

6 c Britiah

military hospital~·

6 L British Commodore's flagship - 3087

Commander.

Kühna

Von Reiche

D. M. Insp. Gen. Morgan Knorr

Hippisley

F. V. McNair

Capt. Becker Francis Stirling

Commodore Watson

B. S. McCook

W. R. Bridgeman

No. 4028.-Mar 26, 1876.]

last be resolve to try his luck in the Northern Circuite, and accordingly be bought a Kam-sang degree which entitled Tim to compete at the metropolitan exa minstions where the degree of M. A. or Ku-yan is at once conferred without the necessity of going through the. B. A. de grea. He succeeded there, and again in the higher standard, as we have mentioned above. We should not be at all surprised to find him taking the Haulin degres..

THE CHINA MAIL.

the defendant was arrested, together with After other evidence was the plunder. taken, the prisoner was committed for trial at the Supreme Court.

CHAIR-MINE.

Patrick Carroll, amar U. S. 9. Kcar age, was charged with refusing to pay chair-hire, and being drunk at the time. Fined 50 conto, and to pay 70 sonte amends.

"

DEFICIENT BALANCES.

Several shop-keepers were sumizoned by Tospector Orley for having unequal and deficient balancos in their shops for the sale of merabandize. They were fined $2 sach.

Chins. NEWCHWANG,

nichi-shinbun, will arrive in Tokio about the niiddle of this month.

THE PROSPECTS AT HAINAN.

treaty, which, by-the-byo, as Hongkong is ! (Celestial Empire.)

a British calony, and therefore not under Some officials of the War Department have

Chinese control, would be ugeles. No been ordered to report upon the best places

It would, be stratoling a point to say that legislative action is necessary. Let the to be selected for the defence of Tokio. Mr. the letters which have emanated in such Consul do his duty, and the Six Companies Torio, one of the Commissioners appointed, numbers from correspondents in Hainan, for here be warned that any further importation has retired from the Commission through ill-publication in the papers of Hongkong and of coolics by them, or consigned to them, health. The others are now oxamining the Fogehow, throw any very new or valuable will lead to their deportation. If this be light upon the prospects of foreign commerce done an immediate and effective stop will in that Island. They contain, it is true, many be put to coolie immigration.--San Francisco interesting and entertaining details of the News-Letter appearance of Hoi-how, the social features of the newly-recognised port, the physique

coast of Idzu,

Apricit of a Buddhist, temple in Mino married his daughter. His parishioners were much scandalised and obliged the priest to divorce her.,

THE anbury News thinks that " ona of of the natives and the personal adventures the most pitiable sights in this life in the of the correspondente themselves. But such Java and the Straits.

particulars, however pleasing, do not add pectacle of a man who has been married but three mouths wearing cotton in kis (Singapore Times.)

much to our previous stook of knowledge; At the Criminal Assizes on the 15th in fast, we are really left with rather a more broom-handle monograms on his head is a eara." The same man wearing poker and instant two Chinese coolies were tried for imperfect idea of the commercial resources much more pitisble, as well as painful, the murder of a man at Malaoca which of the Island than we had before. A con- arose out of the riots there. The jurytributor to one of our contemporarios goos BO

spectacle.Norristown Herald,

THAT Baltimore man's flying machine is found both prisoners guilty, and they were far as torob as of some of the little comfort we not an overwhelming success; Keely's sentenced to death.

had before derived from the well-known report motor is as quiet as the grave; Virginia of Mr. E. C. Taintor. That gentleman at has refused to take part in the Centennial; least held out some hopes of a large market but a German chemist has obtained ferro- being, found in Hainan for the importation of opium; a really very considerable trade did then sotually exist, and it only required the assistance of Government protection to develop it indefinitely. We are now inform ed that the drug is dealt in to a most limited extent; indeed, the people look disappoint ingly healthy, their appearance is quite the reverse of that attributed to a race who are Then the bright prospects of the piece-goods to be milked." trade are withered at a blow. The million- and-a-half of inhabitants appear a simple race, whose wants are few, and amply sup- plied from their own resources. The cot- ton and silk cloths, we are mournfully assured, manufactured at Wan-chow, town about fifteen miles from the East const of Hainan, are formidable rivals to any effort which may be made to introduce Manchester goods. Some twenty sorts are to be seen in

with their vociferations. This so far aroused the animated corpse that it was able to sit up but stared all round. Seeing now that animation was in the body, that the dead had come to life again, the members of the family were transported from a fit of la- mentation to a state of joy. He was now addressed by the name of the younger son Apui, but he sternly replied, I am not Apuf, but Ahoi, the elder son." Though in a state of bewilderment, they still thought that inasmuch as he had just come to life again, it was possible that he bad not yet recovered his full senses. Stimulating medicines were then freely given, and he appeared to be in perfect health. But the TAREWELL JON BRT OF THE ITALIAN OPERA topics he spoke on were all that had refer- enoe to Ahoi. The mother then said to him TROUPE.

that Aboi had died years ago now, who The very unfavorable weather of last would believe that he had come to life again? night was the cause of a thin house on the "If," the mother continued, you are Ahoi, what. proof have you? Where occasion of Signora Coppe's neor id and final have you been all the time, you were

9th May, 1876. The Java Bode states that, shortly an Concert, which is much to be regretted, as dead? How come you to be alive again "

The steamer Skanse leaves for Chefoo to auction sale (the first over held there) of the public wis deprived of a real musical The son replied "I can only recollect things morrow morning at daylight. There is little Java tea is to take place at Batavis. On

in this world, and nothing of what took treat, and the talented impresario will find place during my death. I felt, as if I had dolag here, business boing very dull gener- this subject the following is translated himself ill-rewarded for his efforts to enter-gene asleep and knew nothing of what took ally. Since the 25th of March last we have from the Bataria Dagblad of the 8th in- have done little more than lay the dust for "The Arst tea auction is to take place tain the Hongkong public. The troupe place, nor how long I have been sleeping."only had one or two slight showers, which stant:

Pointing to the wife, he said I don't know

few hours. Farmers began to despair of here on the 16th June next. In accordance more than confirmed the good opinion who this woman is." The mother informed their crops. We are all auxiously looking with what we wrote on the subject, dealers

This he earned by their first porformance. Where him that she was his wife.

for rain, as, irrespective of the serious here have distributed widely samples of staully denied and said "She is not my wife, injury its absence will entail on the pro- parcels of ten to be disposed of by auction, storms which the great winds have called expectations as to quantity, people enter- From that time he never recognised her as

into existence. This spring has been tain hopes that Batavian dealers may uuusually boisterous.

inscribe their "names for considerable his wife, and when she tried to administer to his wasts, he would run away from her

It may interest you to know that a great quantities on behalf of their correspond on the plea that it was against propriety to and constant immigration is going on here Fents. A smaller quantity from a couple of be attended upon by a brother's wife. We from Shantung. Every or nearly every estatos which will not be ready for delivery questioned about the state of things in junk brings over a number of Shang-ling in time is to be sold by auctions month Hades, he replied that he knew nothing men, who at once proceed to the wild and afterwards. Every one who estimates there was no such thing as Hades that he untilled conutry in the worth of anchuria, rightly the great importance of the ten knew of. They then asked him for proof to The reason of this great immigration I find culture to Java, is looking forward with identify himself as Aboi, and he took up to be a dread which has taken possession of the utmost interest to the result of this pen and wrote essays in the most elegant the Shantung people, that a great f mine first experiment," style, a feat which the younger brother Apullll devastate Stantung in consequence of could not perform, being a shop-assistant the drought which has existed there for and an illiterate man. This so far convinced

some time. We fear that those poor people his kinsmen that they concluded that there may be jumping out of the frying pan into must have been a transmigration of soul from the fire, the corpse of the elder brother to the newly- defumot body of the younger. The story narrator concludes by saying that, strange as this might appear to be, it had been related by the kinemen of the deceased, or rather the revived, and these kinsmet were trades men at Sairinpion, and those who were desirous of information could apply to them. Of the other versions current among the Chinese, we may mention one which differs so materially from the provious that it re- quires a man of no ordinary credulity to be lieve it.

all want so smoothly and well, it is

must have been my brother

cyanic acid with tetramety lammonium by lammonium hydrate-and this is some con- saturating ferrocyanio acid with tetramety

aolation anyhow. don't you ever spekerlate, or wait for An old farmer said to his sous, “Boys, somthin' to turn up. You might just an well go and sit down on a stone in the middle of a meddes with a pail 'twist your

unnecessary to particularize the indivi- and he must have married after my death, "vince, we are daily blinded by the local dust and as what is to be offered for sale answers violently addicted to the soothing pipo legs, and wait for a cow to back up to you

dual pieces goue through, but one cannot withhold a special tribute of praise for the magnificent rendering of the Grand- Trio from "Ernasi," which was again shosen se the finale. This was one of the mansisal events of Hongkong, and alone more than repaid the discomforts of a long The Signora having Journey to hear it. recovered from the effects of her sea-voyage, was in very sweet voice and elicited well- marlted applauso by her performance of the difficult pieces she undertook. The absence of the violoncello sovempaniment

Confidente" Alta Stella

WAS

from

noticeable, but this in no way detracted from the merit of the fair singer. Signori Mariano Neri and Silvio Rossi, each sang to perfection, the splendid tenor voles of the former being used with great feeling and expression in each pieco but more particularly in the grand aria from

"La Africana."

A word of sincere praise must be given in conclusion to the accompaniments of Signor Santino Coppa, which left nothing to be desired. We are sorry this troupe has met with no better success during their stay in the Colony, but are confident that had the nights of their performances been more favorable for the attendance of the publlo, a very different result would have been attained and something more than the admiration of the music loving tow

The few ships in harbour are ready to proceed to sea with the exception of the Babic, and unless some vessels enter the harbour soon, our settlement will have a very deserted appearence; and as the wind is blowing vigorously from the north at Present, it is not at all unlikely that we may be for a few days without a foreign begins to get very warm. ship in the port. The woatbor already

In Mid Java two slight shocks of sarth- quake were foit on April 19th last.

We learn that a large Chinese failure has taken nco in Pinang, liabilities being put at about $350,000, and the principal sufferers being Chillies.

At Mesara. Fowell & Co.'s auction sale on the 18th inst., the horses per Good Inc's from Port Walcott, realized on an average, 8155 each, and those per Arvatoon Apear from Calcutta, averaged $149 each.

Quotations Horexone, May 26, 1876, OPIUM-Now Patns, oss... 637) credit, 580

21.

13

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11

Old Patna, cash.... 600 oredit, 802) New Benares, cual, 577

credit, 680

Old Benares, cash, 677

credit, 580

New Malwa, dash, 180

credit, 585 Allowance Teels, 82 s 48 Old Malwa, cash, 588 credit, 690 Allowatice Taels,

16 4.82

www

*+

641

...8/102

Exchange. Bank, & months' sight, Uredit, & months' sight,.....8/11 On Caloutta, Bank demand, ...K 228

Bombay, demand,

228 Shanghal, demand, 4. 72 Shanghai, 30 days' sight, ... 124 Bar Silver, 17, dwis. B., Sycee, Mexicana, ... Gold Leat,

644

+

414

+

+36

40

$8.10 5.12

769

English Sovereigns, Australian Sovereigns, ... Discount,...

Bharos dongkong Bank, 2% prom, H.K. Hire Ins. Co., $680 China Fire Ins. Co., $156 H.K. W. Dock Co., 85 % dis China Traders' Ins. Co., $1680 Union Ins. Society of Cantons $650 Chinese Insurance Co., $212 North China Ins. Co., Tis, 815, ex div.

the collection now on view at the Chamber of Commerce [Hongkong], varying from $9.60 per 100 Chinese feet of 14 inches wide, the death of five men, occurred

A terrible accident, which resulted in for the beat quality of silk goods, down to on $1.30 for a similar length and size of coarse board the Spanish Mail Steamer Fandy, cotton. These and the intermediate quali- now lying at Tanjong Pagar wharf. On ties of piece silk, silk and cotton mixed, the morning of the 7th instant, four days grass-cloth and hemp cloth, supply the after leaving Manila, the forward steam wants of the natives in a way which renders CAMPHOR dome burst, the fourth engineer, a Spaniard, it doubtful whether our own manufacturers QUICKSILVER, the greaser, two firemen and the coal trimean compete with the native weavers at SALTPETRE. mer, natives of the Phillipine Islands, were remucorative prices." Vory doubtful indeed, scalded. The latter died on the spot, the we should think, at any rate until Manchester fourth engineer died in the afternoon, and manufacturers will make up their minds to the others two days afterwards.

employ a little more honesty and rather less clay in the preparation of their goods. At To-morrow Mr. Franois P. Knight, the

matters stand at present, foreign picos-goode oldest mercantile representative of this port,

appear likely to prove every bit as much of a drug as opium itself, and it is clear that The names of the district, village and leaves for a time Newchwang, with which be has bean so intimately connected for a

until the Hainan people become rather more family correspond, and the date or death period of fourteen years. Not only has Mr

civilised than they are now, by the presence also sorresponda. But the name of the man

Knight been a successful and enterprising

of a Custom-house and a Consulate, there is where soul had transmigrated into the remerchant, but he has been for many years

little chance of our merchants being able to cently-defunct corpse was not Ahoi, nor was

create new wants in their primitive breasts he the elder brother of the deceased, indeed an energetic and able Consul. To a greater

degree than most men bas he found time, An inquest has been held on the body of Consequently cur Southern friends groan te was no relation at all. The man whose amidst the cares and perplexities of business, a male Chinese named Tas Ah Yisk. The exceedingly because Pakhoi was not opened son had transmigrated is said to have be- longed to the family of Woo, living in the tions which affect the present and future Chew Kang slong with the prisoner named very probably right. Sis Thomas Wade, it to devote attention to those political ques-deceased was a gardener residing at New instead, and on broad grounds, they are same district bat in a neighbouring village, welfare of Chins in its relations with western Teo Ah Khye. On the 12th instant, the appears, was desirous of it; he waited most somewhat isolated from that of the decent-

nations. His position sa Consul for the deceased and the prisoner had a quarrel anxiously for a memorial upon the subject, ed. The body when revived stared all round in great amazement and wanted United States, Germany and the Nether about a debt of three cents due by the and was more ready to grant than the Hong lands, has not only afforded Mr. Knight deceased to prisoner. A fight ensued bekong Chamber of Commerce and the mer to know how to came to be there. gave those around him to understand that opportunities of studying Chinese subjects tween them, when the prisoner pushed the cantile publis were to pray. But after all he had died more than a month earlier but it has brought him in intimate contact deceased and made him fall upon a "lasong" than the deceased. That when he got down with most of the reprosentatives of foreign or rice pounder. The deceased died shortly to Hades, the ruler there told him that he powers in Peking and many of China's able after. Verdict, culpable homicide not THE Geographical Magazine for March should not have died and sent him back to statesmen. Mr Hart, the Inspector-General amounting to murder against the prisoner contains the expected map of Cameron's this world. That as his corpse had by that of Customa, has shown his usual ability as a Teoh Khye.

discerner of men in appointing Mr. Knight route from Lake Tanganyika nearly to the time besu all decomposed, he was told to West Coast, together with one showing a borrow" the body of the recently deceased one of the (China) Cammissioners to the part of the route traversed by Livingstone to some to life again. After saying this Philadelphia Exhibition. If he is only half as energetic as a Commissioner as ho has as well as by his successor. The cartogra- much, he wanted to leave the house in order

been as a Consul and merebant, wo feel pher's remarks on this famous journey are to return to his own family. He was na- interesting, but of necessity meagre. It is turally detained. Meantime the matter had sured Mr Knight will discharge bis duties pleasant to find that Livingstone's reckoning reached the ears of the father, who repaired in his new post with credit and advantage to those he is sent to represent. His compares so favorably with that of the more to the Lo family with the view of claiming his colleagues and follow-residen's at this port doubt if the place was thoroughly quiet the the interior and that in course of time them (Taken at Messrs. Falconer di Oo,!1 Premixes, expert and better equipped Cameron. Mr. son. He was, however refused admittance, David Ker's paper on "The World's Future and the matter, it is anid, would form the sub- wish him all honour and success in his new Goal Depot," meaning Russia, is certain to ject of litigation. The body was that of the appointment, and assure him of a hearty console the hearts of his countrymen for the son of the Lo family, while the soul was welcome on his return to his old sphere of black prospect of the giving-out of their that of the Woo family. If ever the case labour. Mr. Knight is expected to return coal-mings, Lud, if the Russians were Yan-

to China in the spring of next year came into Court, it would require more than kees, it would have an immediate effect upon solomonuic wisdom to settle the point. Shanghai Courier Currespondent. the price of coal-lands in the Don and the However, we may rest assured his Worship Moscow basins, and be the signal for a rail- read mania for which the United States alone bled with such a knotty question, as on the the magistrate of Poonyü will not be trou- would furnish a parallel. Something like face of it the story is so absurd. Nover- this will tako plice, doubtless, when the theless, it has gained wide circulation among deraand comes from England. Meanwhile, the Chinese, and this shews how far Chinese the world at large may repose with con-

belief may be worked up to. fidence in the knowledge of the vast and as ret indeterminable deposits of this country and of China.New York Nation.

would have rewarded their offorts.

RESUSCITATION VERSUS TRANS- MIGRATION.

THE Chung Ngui San Po records a curious story of the transmigration of the soul. It is so circumstantially narrated that it possesses a colouring of truth, but whatever credit one may be inclined to give to it, his suspicion must be aroused when he hears eo many versions of the same etory, equally viroum- stantial in details but differing materially

in main points. We have hoard two versions already, and the one now given by our Chinese contemporary is the third. However, we will proseed to give the one that appears in print.

In the Poonyi dietriot, there is a village called Lo Pin, thus designated after the natu of the olan residing there. A Mr Lo, a mon of middling circumstances in life, had a residence there, and at his death he left behind him a widow and two sons, one named Ahoi, the other Apui. The elder son was intelligent and was inclined to literary pureuite, so that at an early age his writings astonished even the learned, but he was unlucky and died when just arriving at puberty. The mother was naturally very much taken aback by this bereavement, but WEB in a measure comforted by the fact that she still possessed another son. The surviving Bob, however, was very dull, so that the mother despairing of his success in literature, engaged him out as an assistant in a shop, In course of time he married a wife and cujoyed the felicity of a wedded life for about two years when he departed this world on the 20th April last. The whole family was put into great commotion and lamentation by this occurrence, especially so with the

He

Japan. (Gazette.)

On the 28th ultimo, 735 tons of cool were put out of the Takashima coal mine.

The following extract from a private letter from Pinang may be of some

interest':-

"I hear from some of your old coolies in Laroot who have come here that the Indigo plants have thriven nicely, and that the Chinese have been cutting it and have been speaking to Mr. ----- about it. No Chinese would turn their attention and thoughta to planting and other quiet pur suits. But, I am afraid, as you say, that cannot be expeated till Forak is thoroughly and honestly annexed, as you term it, **administratively and judicially."

From late Batavis papers to the 8th instant are translated the following ex- tracts from an Official report of the Military and Civil commanding Officer at Acheen, dated the 25th ultimo

J. Marine Ins. Co., Tis. 34 ex return. Yangiaze Inn. Association, Tls, 660 H.K. O. & M. 8.-bost Co., 11 dls. Union 8. Navigation Co., Tis. — Shanghal Steam N, Co., Tls. 11 dis. Hongkong Hotel Co., $45 dia. Chinese Imperial Loan, £108.- Temperature. Horezona, May 20, 1876,

Queen's Road.)

THERMOMETER--9 4, M.,

Do.

4P.M. Do. Maximum, Do. Minim, over nigbi, BARONITE,—9 4K,

Do.

4 P.M.,

Shipping Intelligence.

77

80

80

711

29.962

29.900

HOME SHIPPING, The following is taken from the latest London Papers :—

DEPARTURES,

Hainan may turn up trumps. There are known to be gold-fields in the interior of the Island, gold-fields which have been already worked, and which were only closed about. the year 1700 on account of the ferocity of the aborigines. These persons, we are so to say, appear to be not very much more amiably disposed now then they were in the reign of Kang-hi, for we have just heard of some rather severe skirmishes between them and the Chinese; but it is to be hoped that the benign influences of Western civilisation will gradually make themselves felt all over long-closed sources of wealth will be one more reopened for the benefit of both for. eignors and natives. It must not be forgot ten-and this is by no means an unimportant fact that there seems more true progress in another island-dependency of China, pro- portionately, than in China itself. Here in our immediate neighbourhood the authorities are opposing the Woosung railway tooth and nail: in Formon they are making a railway themselves, and this in connection with "During the last few days the enemy mining operations, Trus, there are no Serious disturbances, having their origin in have given more signs of life. Thus on the passenger-trains: but there are goods-trains. the alteration of the land-tax, are reported 14t, a patrol from Ketapong Dua was hea- drawn by steam-ongines, and the differewe Jan. 10, Echo, from London to Hongkong. from the Wakayama-ken. A telegram receivvily fired upon in the IX Mukims. On the is but slight. This is at any rate a favour Jan. 13, Antipodes, from Cardif to Hong- ed lately says that troops from the. Camp of 16th one of our convoys betwem Oleh ablo precedent, and our representatives in

Karing and Kotta Alam was attacked Hainan will do well to bear the fact in mind. kong. The Corea Embassy will leave Fisan for by a numerous band of Achinose, and Besides this, Hainan is in the immediate Jan, 17, Alex. MoNeil, from Cardiff to

Hongkong, it was solely due the excellent conduct neighbourhood of Tongquin, which has lately at Ureno, Tokio, has taken place. The whole detachment was not out to pieces. France, and the river on which the chief port Jan. 19, Sophie, from Cardiff to Hongkong. The official opening of the new public park of our Boldiers (all Europeans) that the been brought under the special protection of Jan. 17, Onward, from Liverpool to Hong-

kong. ATTEMPT TO COMMIT TELONY, Low Akam, a hawker, was charged with foreigners who were invited, having heard During the night of the 21st instant, about of Hainan is situated forms the natural attempting to steal a bangle from a child that H. M. the Mikado had decided upon 200 Aohinese made two attacks on our highway between the sea, and the provinos of Jan. 20, Forward Bo, from London to fortification at Lamprit, but had to give Yunnan. We do not look for any great Jan. 81, Lord Macaulay, from Newport to

Yokohama, do who was borne on the back of its mother.opening the gardens is person, were same- The defendant was identified to have been what disappointed, when they arrived in the way, leaving three dead, several weapons, results from the opening of Hainan for at

Hongkong. and some bloodstained garments. Both least some years to come-but we believe that Feb. 1, Nearohus (str.), from Cardiff-to one in gaol before. Six months' hard grounds at the time mentioned on their in- labour.

vitation cards, to find that the Mikado and these occurrences farnish anew clear proof in time it will be developed, if not into an

Hongkong, the Empress had paid their visit to the that the war party do not intend, at present, important mart, at least, to use a sporting Fob. 2, Evelyn, from London to Hongkong. gardens at 10 a.m. However, the Princes to lay down their arms. On the contrary phrase, into a warm corner in connection Feb. 4, Undine, from London to Shanghai. Arisagawa-no-Miya and Higashi Fushimi the shortly expected arrival of Habib Abdul with our Southern trade. Its capacities are Feb. 6, Paul Marie, from London Hu Apui, a book, was charged with as-no-Miya did the honors to the invited. The Buchman appears to have made them more not large; but its position is by no means so Shanghai. saulting a woman who had taken a small foreign ministers, Admiral Reynolds, U.S.N., eager to fight. Regarding the latter there insignificant as many of our contemporaries quantity of water out of a tub. Fined $2 Messrs. Iwakura, and other officiele, the are various rumours dicat. Here, the are inclined to make it out. or 7 days' bard labour.

Colonel commanding the French Military people are daily expecting him with a large Mission, and several unofficial foreigners number of auxiliary troops were present.

The Buddhist priests in the Shimane-ken violently argue against the reception by the people of the new doctrines and opinions im ported by foreigners. They contend still that the world is fiat. They have been prohibited of late to promulgate so foolish an opinion,

The Tokio exhibition, which was to be closed on the 14th inst., will be kept open for sixty days longer.

Police Intelligence. (Before the Bon. O. May.) 28th May, 1876.

J

(Before James Russell, Esq.)

ASKAULT.

BURGLARY. Man Amo, a conlie, was again brought up for stealing a box containing clothes and money to the total value of about 86, the property of one Leong Atak, an engine fit ter living near No. 3 Station. The prisoner used to visit the tenants of this house fre- quently, but how he ome in on the night tu question, nobody could tell, for he never alet in the house. But it was clear that egress was effected by unbolting the trap. door and street door. The prisoner was committed for trial.

ASSAULT.

Adolph Perpetu, a clerk out of emping, was summoned by a female tamed Theodoss Rodrigues, for an assault. The prosecut it had been cohabiting with the defendant for some time, but they had quarrelled, and the lof-udant was recently placed under a rule of bail to keep the peace towards her for three months in $10. Since then he had again come to her house and made overtures to her; but bessuna sh-refund them be best her. The Magistrate ordered his A- cognizance to be estreated, in default to be

Osaka have been called out. .

Yedo on the 18th inst.

The most

probable rumour is however, that he is, THE MONGOLIAN MUDDLE,- still on the north coast, off Pasongan.

The question of Chinese immigration According to a report from the Assistant Resident of Ede he has not succeeded appears to be one that scarcely any one in in enlisting auxiliary troops in Fa San Francisco understanda, judging from sei and Gedong owing to the firmness of the speakers of Wednesday evening, one of Tunku Muds Angkasa, the Rajah of Pasei, whom alludes to Hongkong ar a penal who has also been repostedly of service to colony. The treaty has practically nothing ne at Edi and Kerti. Wi bin the territory whatever to do with the question, and its ocoupled by us msttora are unobanged. abrogation would not affect it in the least, The construction of the new Imperial The people settled there keep quiet gene-meterially. The remedy rests with the Palace will be commenced shortly. The rally speaking, bat, here and there, traces United States Consuls in China, those who building is expected to be completed within of hostile marauders are met with, a state employ them here, and the Six Chinese five years at an expense estimated at one of things to which an end will be put by Companies; who are responsible for the the closing of the . E line and by importation of most of the coolies who code. million yen

The Hoshi Shinbus writes: The riots in patrols, From information received the These Companies are not occupted in my the Wakayama-Ken have already been put headmen of the IX Musins continue in mercantile pursuit, but are solely atigaged down, and the troops from the Camp of clined to submit to us when they shall have in importing Chinese, and looking after Oraks entered the city of Wakayama on the been freed from the pressure of their them while here and so completely do 18th instant

hostilely inclined neighbours in the upthey wontrol the business that no Chinaman lands. Do the 10th, H, N. Mi's steamer can leave this country without their consent. Deli returned from the West Coast with In fact the agents of the steamers will only controleur R. P. Tadema. It appears from grant tickets to these Companies. The this official's report of his voyage, that Chinese merchants here are, as a rde, matters there have, in the main changed opposed to these Companies, and would but little, The headmen at Makih had gladly see them suppressed, believing that pald a visit on board, to whom, at theit ro- they are responsible for the importation of quest, a dag was handed over which they the majority of the coolies for years past. appears to be the most suitable site for a ments a few years ago came to an under- settlement. The state of health was toler standing regarding the apolle trade then ably satisfactory. Cholers appeared apo existing as to Cubs and Feru, by which no vessel of either nationality was allowed to radically."

take them of board in Hongkong, driving the trade to the Portugiese settlement at Macau at thich place also it is now prohibited. If the United States Conenl of Hongkong were to do his whole duty he could stop the emigration of coolles under the before mentioned regulation without any necessity for new motion ender (ke

An offiolal of the Kangia-Rio has been or dered to go through the Yamanashi, Aichi, Gifu and two other Kene, to instruct the people in the art of preparing tobacco leaf for the manufacture of oigare.

Shall-pox prevails in the island of Shikoku

On and since the first of this month, gas

of Kiyoto,

Feb. 6, Sootis, from London to Hongkong. Feb. 8, Kaisow, from London to Honge

kong.

Feb. 25, Susanne, from Hamburg to Shang.

hai.

March 2, Mary L. Stone, from Cardiff to

Hongkong,

March 2, P. J. Carleton, from New York

to Shanghai. March 14, Moonlight, from Loves Del to

Shanghai.

March 16, Miu, from London to Hongkong. March 17, Ads, from London to Yokohaman Miroh 18, Benefattor, from New York to

Hongkong. March 8, Hang, from Bomburg to Shang.

bal

March 20, Gustav and Maris, from flame

burg to Hongkong, March 21, Moss Glen, from London to

Hongkong.

March 21, Marianne, from Have to Saigon, March 21, Julie, from Havre to Baigon. March 31, Hoogley, from Bostos to Bata.

vils and Hongkong March 28, Cilarnum, from Cardiff to Hong

kong

March 23, J. O. Munro, from London to.

Hongkong.

March 28, Oregon, from Cardiff to Hong.

kong.

young wife who was now reduced to widow imprisoned for 21 days with hard labour lampe have been lighted nightly in the dty had not received up to that time, Malabu The American, French, and English Govern, March 31, Sophie C, from Marsailles to

The fine was subsequently paid.

BEARING Á BAO CON SINING SEU

nood for the rest of her life. The corpse was then laid out preparatory to being ensoflined, but after the lapse of more than

An exposition of the products of the Island three hours, signs of life were visible in the Li Ass, a mat-maker, was again brought of Yezo, has been opened by the Agricul- corpse, first a sound of respiration followed up to answer the charge of stealing $35 from tural Department in Tokio by a movement of the arm.. The whole money-changer. The facts were briefly According to the Hoshi-chinbun the work family who sat round the corpse, as is the theso. The defendant and three others of codifying the Criminal Law of Japan will FERE olil quy of a Parisian in custom, to watchit, was agedu pat into great came to the complainant's stall pretend be comnienced shortly, having been entrust ebriste, addressed to dis hat, which had comomotion and consternation, but the mother, ing to change money. While complainanted to the President and Vice President of the fallen off it was overheard one night on more courageous than the rest, advanced to was attending to two of them, the Judicial Department, the Gikuwah of the the Boulevards: "If I pick you up, I fall it and called on her son's name. A response defendant made a grab at the bag of dol. Gen-ro-in, and Mr. Ito, Sangi.

if I fall you will not pick me up then I was beard, and the by-standers, being now lare and small coins and then ran away. The Corean ambassadors, and their suite, leave you" and be staggered proudly emboldened, joined in this method of zovivad Three of them mucoseded in getting off, but in all about eighteen persons, pays the Nichi" | away. “

Saigon,

LOADING FOR GRIna and såpan poBEM, At London-Steamers via Sum Catal Tartar.

Sailing Vissela. Cashmere.

Posreft, Lothair.

Wyla F. S. Thompson. Endymiott Halloween.

Melbrak Lucia

Daugelion (et) Liverpool

Malls.

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Ship Company.

TAKING THROUGH CARGO AND PASSENGERS FOR THE UNITED

STATES AND EUROPE, ' IN CONNECTION WITH TEX

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CENTRAL and

UNION PACIFIC AND CONNECTING RAILROAD COMPANIES

AND

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-THE S. 8. "00EANTU," will be des

Insurances.

QUEEN FIRE INSUKANCE COMPANY.

TEE Undersigned are prepared to grant

Follatos 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 Premis.

NORTON & Co.,

Agents. Hongkong, January 1, 1874

YANG-TIZE INSURANCE ASSOCIA-

TION OF SHANGHAI,

CAPITAL AND FURPLUS, 80,000 Tarls

patched for San Francisco, via Yoko-all parts of the world at current rates DOLICIES granted on Marine Risks to

kama, on THURSDAY, the 1st June,

at 3 pm, taking Cargo and Passengers for Japan, the United States and Europe

Connection is made at Yokohama, with Steamers from Shanghai,

Freight will be received on Board until p.m. of Slat Instant. Parcel Packages will be received at the Office, until 5 pm same day: all Parcel Packages should be marked to address in full; value of same Is required.

-Batura Passage Tickets available for 8 months are issued at a reduction of 20 per cont. on regular rates.

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

G. B. EMORY, Agent. Hongkong, May 1, 1876..

STEAM FOR

jøl

Singapore, Penang, Point de Galle, Aden, Suez, Malta, Brludisi, Ancona, Venios, Mediter- ranean Ports, Southampton and London;

ALSO,

Bombay, Madras, Oaloutta and Australia.

TER PRJEESULAR AND ORIENTAL ÜZNAN

-NAVIGATION COMPANY'S Steam-ship LOMBARDY, Captain GILISON, with Her Majesty's Masis, Passengers, perie, and Cargo, will leave this for the above places, on SATURDAY, the 3rd June, at Noon.

CARGO will be received on board until

UP.M.; SPECIF. and PARCELS at the Ottice until 2 F.M. on the 2nd June.

For particular regarding Freight and Passage, apply at the P. &O. 8, N, Co.'s Oce, Hongkong,

CONTENTS AND VALUN OF TÄCKAGES ABN REQUIRED.

A-written declaration of the Contents and Value of the Puckages for the Overland Bouts is required by the Egyptian Government, and must be delivered by the Shippers to the Dom- pany's Agents with the Bills of Lading, or with Parcela; and the Company do not hold themselves responsible for any detention or prejudice which may happen from incorrect- Hass on such declaration.

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

_

TYRE P. & 0.. 8, N. Co. reserve the

option of forwarding all Goods ship ped by their Steamers for Europe through Egypt, alther by Rall, or by Canal in their own Steamers, or in vessels employed for

the purpose,

A. MoIVER, Superintendent.

P. 40. 8. N. Co.'s Office,

Hongkong, May 28, 1876.

U. 8. MAIL LINE,

-PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

je3

THROUGH TO NEW YORK, VIA OVERLAND RAILWAYS, AND TOUCHING AT YOKOHAMA, and San FraYuISCO.

THE U.S. Mail Steamer "ALASKA” will be despatched for San Fran. placo, via Yokohama, on THURSDAY, the 18th June, 1876, at 3 F, taking Passengers, and Freight, for Japan, the United States, and Europe,

Through Passenger Tickets and Bills of Lading are issued for transportation to Yokohamas and other Japan Ports, to San Francisco, to ports in Mexico, Central and Bonth America, and to New York and Europe VIA OVERLAND RAILWAYS.

A Steamer of the Mitsu Bishi 8. 8. Com- pany will leave Shanghai, via the Inland Sea Forts about same date, and make close connection at Yokohama..

At New York, Passengers have selection of various lines of Steamers to England, France and Germany.

Freight will be received on board until 14th Proximo. Parool Packages will be received at the office until p.m. same day; all Parcel Packages should be marked to address in full; value of same la required.

For further information as to Passage. And Freight, apply to the Agency of the Company, Fraya West,

G. B. EMORY, Agent. -Hongkong, May 26, 1876.

je15

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, AH KING & Co. beg to inform the

Public that their Furniture Show Rooms are now in Zetland Street, No. 2, opening into Queen's Road, next to the COMPTOIR D'EstoitPTE DE PARIS; where. they have all descriptions of ELEGANT and ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE, necessary for completely Furnishing & Gen tleman's Residence,

A, CHINESE and JAPANESE CURIOS, FINEST EBONY CARVED TABLES and CHAIRS of every kind may be bad on reasonable Terms,

Avaghong, May 11, 1876, a012

[...

This Association will, und further nó

THE CHINA MAIL.

Insurances.

S

THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN INSUR- ANCE, COMPANY, ADELAIDE,

CAPITAL,..

..£500,000.

THE Undersigned having been appointed

Agents for the above Company in Hongkong, China and Japan, are prepared to Issue Polleles of Marine Insurance, payable in Australia, London, Olcutta, Bombay, Mauritius, China, and Japan at current rates.

ADAMSON, BELL & Co. Hongkong, September 6, 1875, i71

THE SCOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE CO.

THE Undersigned having been appointed and opens prepared by grant TH

Agent, in Hongkong, for the above- tlce, provide out of the earings, first for Polleles against Fire, on Buildings and on an Interest Dividend of 15% to Share Goods to the extent of £10,000, at the holders en Capital, and theroafter distrl-usual rates, subject to an immediate dis

count of 20 %. buted among Polley holders, annually, in carb, ALL the Profits of the Underwriting

Attention is invited to a considerable Business pro rata to amount of premium reduction in Pranala for Life Insuance in contributod

Life Polides effected during the year 1875, share in the Bonus to be desired on 31at December for the quinquennial period then ending,

Hongkong, July 9, 1872

Agents.

LANCASHIRE INBURANCE

COMPANY..

(FIRE AND LIFE.)

CAFIZAL,-TWO MILLIONS STERLING,

THE Undersigned are prepared to grant Tortoras against the Rule of FARE

Buildings or on Goods storid therein,..on Coals in Matsheds, om Goods on board Varela, and on, Hulls of Vissels In Har. bour, at the usual Terms and Conditions,

Proposals for Life Assurances will be re- ceived, and transmitted to the Directors for their decision... iad atyre supp

If required, protection will be granted on first olan Adves up to £1000 on Single Lifo, bone marrjad

For Rotor of Premiums, forms of pro- posals or any other information, apply to

ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co.

Agents Hongkong & Canton, Hongkong, January 4, 1867.

THE CHINA FIRE INSURANCE

·COMPANY, LIMITED.

READ OFFICE-HONGKONG.

P

`A GENCIES at all the Treaty Porta of Chius and Japan, and at Singapore, Balgon and Penang.

Risks accepted, and Polldes of Insurance granted at the rates of Franium current at The above mentioned Porta

NO GILARGE FOR POLIŰT FUKS.

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

MANCHESTER FIRE'ASSURANCE COMPANY OF MANCHESTER AND, LONDON,--

Agents for the shove Company at HE Undersigned have been appointed Hongkong, Canton, Foodio, Shanghai and Harow, and are prepared to grant Insurances at current rates.

HOLLIDAY, WISE & Co. Hongkong, October 14, 1868,

THE LONDON ASSURANCE,

INCORPORATED BY ROY ÜHARTÉR

of

His Majesty King George The Birth, 4. D. 1720,

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

Marine Department,

Policles at current raton payable either here, in London or at the principal Forts of India, China and Australla,

3

Fire Department

Policies fasued for long or short periods at current istes. A discount of 20 % allowed. Life Department.

Policles issued for sums not exceeding £5,000 on reasonable terms,

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

OHINESE INSURANCE COMPANY, (LIMITED.)

NOTICE.

POLICIES granted at current rates on

Marine Risks to all parts of the World.

In accordance with the Company's Articles

of Amodation, Two Thirds of the Profits are distributed annually to Contributors, whether Shareholders or not, in proportion

to the hett amount of Preils contributed by sack, the remaining third being carried to Reserve Fund.

OLYPHANT & Co., General Agents. Hongkong, April 17, 1873.

YANGISZE INSURANCE ASSOCIA, TION OF SHANGHAI,

NOTICE

AFTER the data, the above Asociation allow a Brokenge of Thirty three and One Third par ent. (381%) on Local Blaks only.

RUSSELL & Co. Agents Hongkong, June 8, 1874

MANUELSTER FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY

MB Undersigned Agent are in feceipt Intercons fem the Board of Directors authorizing them to late Policies to the extent $10,000 on any one firms class risk, or to the extent of £15,000 on adjolung risks at current rifle. A Disount of 20% allowed,

HOLLIDAY, WIBE & US Hongkong, January 8, 1875,

Chins

A. MAOG, 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,

Undersigned, Aars at Hongkong for the above Company, are megazed 40 grant Policles against FIBE to the extent of £10,000 on any Bulliing, or on Merchandise in the game, at the usual Rates, subject to a discount of 20 per cent,

GILMAN & Co.,

Ageni

Hongkong, July 6, 1875.

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. THE Undersigned, Agente for the above Company, are prepared to grant In- Buranoes at current rates.

.

MELCHERS & 04. Agents, Royal Insurance Company

For Sale.

JUST RECEIVED,

W

Intlinations-

NOTICE.

"ITH a view to the Immediate Reduc- duction of the Large and Valuable STOCK of JEWELLERY, WATCEÈS, and CLOCKS, SILVER and ELECTRO-PIRATED WARE, NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, MUSICAL BOXES, &o., &c., dre.,

OF THE LATE |- Mr. G. E. FALCONER, the Administratrix to the Estate has re- solved that it shall be placed at the disposal of Purchasers at Pricos CONSIDERABLY UNDER THE ORIGINAL COST.

The Stock, which is well known to be the

Largest and most Complete in the East, or out of London, has been all selected from London and othor Manufacturers of the highest eminencs for "quality, exquisite finish, and artistle designs, so that probably no such opportunity can prosent itself again to buyers of selecting from a Stock so Magnificent with such inducements.

The Stock will be open for Inspection at the Greatly Reduced Prices on and after MONDAY, the 22nd Instant.

COSMOPOLITAN DOCKS.

THE

DOUKS being now completed, are capable of DockING any sizS VESSELS frequenting this Fort, and executing any REPAIRS required.

A large quantity of Srans, LUMBER, IRON, COPPER, YELLOW METAM, &C., &c., always kept in Stock at cheap rates.

**

Length of Dook...............155 Feet Breadh do, 92 Depth of Water, Springs, 24 11

do. do, Neap. 9. n The following Rates will be charged until further notice -

Recoppering, including Dockage, Shor log, Labor, Felt, Pitch, Tar and” „Öakum, 80 cents per Sheet.

Painting Iron Steamers, including Dock age, 2 Conis Paint and 1 Cost Tallow, 86 cents per Ton Gross Register.

Painting Iron Steamers, including Dock- age, 1 Cost Paint and 1 Cost Tallow, 80

Ez French Mail Steamer “MELKONG."ents per ion Gross Register.

For further particulars, apply to

YELLOW CHARTREUSE, (pints aud

Extra fine SALAD OIL, from (Bossede,

Mareilles.)

Imperial PRUNES, in Glass JH, Sicilian NUTS.

JAMS, JELLIES & FRUITS, assorted. Fine French SAUSAGES, in Ib. tins. Assorted PASTE for SOUP.

French CANVAS, assorted, No. 1 to 5. French NAVY SOAP. Marseille SAUSAGE, } Lyon SAUSAGE,

..

Qufte Fresh.

MESS PORK in barrels of 100 lbs, or

by retail. OBAMPAGNE

PRIETORS' BRANDY.. BISQUIT Dubouche BRANDY St. Emilion Dinner CLARET. Haut Sauterne, WHITE WINE ANCHOVIES, in oil.

VINEYARD PRO

Superior CLARET, bottled by the Under-

signed; $2 per dog TUNNY FISH, in oil Superior WHITE VINEGAR. TAPIOCA.

Julienne SOUP, in 1 ft. Tia. TRUFFLES.

MACARONI & VERMICELLI, French extra fine TOBACCO.

Just Landed Ex §. 8. “A{A," PEPPERMINT, quarts and pins BENEDICTINE, quarts and plats, French OLAY PIPES.

Raspail's extra fine LIQUOR, French Smoked HAMS, Solson BEANS,

VANILLA,

CLARET from Bordeaux. Marseille.

要章

#

To Suit Purchasers,

W. B. SPRATT & 00,, 9, Praya East.

Hongkosg, April 20, 1876.

THE MERCHANTS' MARÍNE INSUR- ANOF COMPANY, LIMITED, OF LONDON.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, £500,000,

HONGKONG MARKET PRICES. Corrected to Saturday, May 20, 1876, At 1080 Cash per Dollar Mexican,

PRIOR Highest, Zetasit Cash, Cash.

[No. 4028 MAY 26, 1876.

Ginger, (young)

(old)

catty

100

60

60

"

Gourd, make Lettuce, English. Chinese.

40

head

10

8

*Butcher Most.

fb. Bacon, English,.

catty

20

400 $00 Foochor,

170 180 Beof, mirloin and prime cut, oy. 180 160 Beef Corned,

catty

160 140

Mint, Mushroom, dried, Maize (green corn) Onions, Bombay

banab

14

eatty

750 650

50.40

80

19

m

· Rasist, "Soup, Steak, Bullocks' Brainn, per net

Tongue, fresh, each

100 140

Green

20 · 15

100780

Papaya,

40

D

100 140

80 - 70

corned

300 250 -450 400

Purslane, Parsley, Chinese, English, Potatoes, Macao,

"

#

bunch

10

catty

#

15.

Head,

**1000 800

"...Sweet,

12

上一

-14

12

20 '15

Heart,

Feet,

160 150 Pumpkins,

Scallions,

70 50

100

80

Shalota,.

19

159 120 390

Squash, Bottle

100

D

Hairy,

40

"

(long crooked)

600 600

31

... Ib.

850

200 160

"

Kidneys, Tail, Liver, catty Tripe (undressed), čaity (0 Calver Head and Foot, not Hams, American, Ohinese,.

Pork, Chop

2

Corned,

" Log,

Sheops Head, and Feet, set

THE Undersigned, baving been appoint Crabs, Tenders Hongkong for the above

Company, are prepared to issue Policies of Cuttle Fish, Marine Insurance at current rates, payable. Dace, in London, India, Australia, New Zealand, Dog Fish, Straits, Mauritius, Java, Mantia, China, Japan, California, &o., &ó..

Note.-By the Company's Artioles of Asso- FrogB,

ciation it is provided that, after pay, Garoupa, ment to the shareholders of a dividond

Gudgeon,

catty

catty

31

20

988919 8 9 8 9 9 9 8 9 8 8 8 3 1 9 6 8 1 9 8 8

$ 9 | 87 & 8 8 8 8 8 8 9 8 3 889888

100

400 360

180 160

180 160

-140 -120

180 120

reddish crooked bitter

Seamam;

Taro (U Tau)

Tomatoes,

Turnips, Salt, Vegetable Marrow, Water Lily Roots,

80

''S020

1201104lmonds,, (Bombay),

140 180 Bananas, fragrant Punt!, catty

".་་་ Liskees, Dried,

Mandarin

"

80 Strawberry (Yeungmui) catty

*

33

English Mutton Chop,

19

1

12

G. FALCONER & 00. Queen's Road, Hongkong, May 19, 1876.

Shoulder, Idver,

11

Water Cres,

jea Pigs Chitlinge,,

catty

·60 60

Yamu,

Feet,

120 110

#

Fry,

110 100

Fruits.

ƒ

Head,

110 100 Aleurites,

satty

100

Heart

each

70

50 Apples, Dried...

anity

<Kidneys, '.

+70 60

California,

80

000 11 600 400

"

Liver,

Ib.

180.

gatty

40 80

180: 120

» Common

H

30

140 180 Cocoantits

..Teach

2$ 6040

17

Tat or Lard,

120 310 Currants,

bottle

400 850

880 310n

lb.

Нов

FS

ench

70

60

· Daten, -0.

bottle

200 160 500.400

*,, Kidney, Sucking Pigs, Veal,

.80

70

Fign, Dried,

*500 400

"

1000

1850

Ground Nuts,

Maatty | 100-60

untty

180 140

Oranges, Coolis

200 120

1:30

Poultry.

Caponk, Ducks, Eggs, Her

catty

550 200

Green, 11

800 £50 80 60

eatty

120 110 Lengha,

13

200 130

.don

100

**Duok

100

-

Balt.

180

95

Fowls,

catty 180 160

Geeus,

Loung Ngan, Dried, Mangosteens, i Mangoes, Manila,

'2" Saigon, 190 120 Peaches, green,

400

ssch

380

each 100

"

50 40.

catty

60

Partridges,

esch

320 300 Pears, Chefoo,

200

Pheasants, Canton,

#3:

resoh

09.

Pigeons, Turkeys, Cook,

ench

140 180 Pine-apples, Panti-

Leatty

30"

а

catty

Hen,

600 680 Plantains, common 400 850 Plums,

40

1.

11.

5040

Bombay Duoks Carp,

Fish.

par hundred

eatty

dark-red,

40

200 180 110 100

1

black,

40

yellow,

50

Codfish

100 80

green,

#

30

180

60

Pears, (Namtow),

95.

60

80

70

Prunes, Dried, .

bottle

800-250

110 100 Raisins, "Muscatel,

bottle 1100 750

80 70

200 160

Eels, File Fish, ADAMSON, BELL & Co. Hongkong, March 24, 1876. je2Fresh Fish, Large Small

120

60

110 100 Sugar Cane,

stick

50

$ 40

1888 8 1 19 1898 89 8 13 28 83

120 100 Tamarinds,

atty

60.50

100

80 Walnuts,

"

160 120 Water Chesnuts,

#

60 60

∙160 140

Miscellaneous.

13020 Allspios,

-bottle 250-200

110 100 Bran,

80

Butter,

4

whose business profits have been made during the year.

stroked

*

Live Fish, Lobsters,

box catty

$100

140 130

140 180 dapera,

ploul 1600 1500 ¡lb. -700-500 Candled Orange Peel, bottle 750 700

Lemon "

}

750 700 220 160

Mackerel,

100 00

Chargcal,

ploul

1200 1100

Mullot

110 100

Cheese, American,

1b.

400

SUBSRIBED CAPITAL, £250,000.

Parrot Fish,

130 110

»* - English,

THE Undersigned, having been appoint

Perob, Pomfret,

100

90

"

450

22

15 Dutch,

1100

120 110

"

Cinnamon,

*ontty

*250*200

100 80

#

Citron,

180*150

Ray,

100

13

70 Cloves,

270*250

rates,

Roach,

180

12

Cocoanut Oll,

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

Rock Fish, Ja24 Salmon, Cantofi,

120 110

11

bottle lb.

200 180

*250*220

180 120.

21

Now Ready.

22

Saltwater, Pickled,

**

10 110 Firewood,

battle ploul

500 250

800

ВОО 550

tla

800

1

Flour,

80

Salt Fink,⚫

catty

120 100

Gram, .70 60 Isinglass,

VOL IV., No. A ..

Skate,

00

80

"

Snapper, Soles, Fresh Tench, Turtles, Small

110 100

*

Lamp Oil, Macaroni,.

90

19

Maso,

· 140 180

U

BBO 800

Mango Chutney,

#2

Mustard,

Vegetables.

Nutmegs

+10

Asparagus, Bamboo Shoots, young catly Beana, sprout,

tha

400 360 180 100 Paddy,

Oliven

1800 1600

·

catty

14 12

"}

broad,

100

¿catty

12702220

#

13

31

·long, French,

190

(ground)

120 100

Plokles,

20

Rice,

At fatty

. Bach

20

10. Bago...

bottle

220200

250--180

**

#

red for pickling Turnip, (Bobl) Common, Carrots, fresh

140 120 Balt, Coazza

20. 15

Catty

Tine

201

.satt

Halt Celery, Chizam, English, Chilies, Dried,

80

20-Exploda,

bottle

2:00 25 60 100 70 800-270

catly

80

20 Ten

4. vatty

750 800

*.

80

40 Vermicelli, Chinese

100

(18

. esity

120 10.

English

box

71

Mited,

B0 60 Vinegar, English

bottle

Cucumbers,

30 16.

Curry Stuff, English, . Egg Plant, Ourlis, (bulb) dried,

40

25

uf 10 per cent. per annum, one fourth

of the residue of profits will be rateably Gurnet,

divided amongst those Insurers out of Herrings, small”.

STAFFORDSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, OF HANLEY.

Ted Agents in Hongkong and Shanghai Prawns, Raspails GENUINE LIQUOR from laue Polides of Fire Insurance at current for the shove Company, are prepared to Paris.

Fine White BREAD, in loaves ind rolls, manufactured from the finest California Flour, and in the Parisian fashion F. VINCENOT, French Bakery, No 2, Pesi Strest. Hongkong, May 3, 1876.

jea MONTEBELLO CARE

DBLANCHE CHAMPAGNE.

Quarts, $15 per cane (1 down.) Plats, $16 5 per cent. discount on 25 cases

Bourbon WHISKEY,

$12 per case (1 down.) FOR SALE BY

HEARD & Co. Hongkong, June 22, 1878,

NOTICE.

.17.

tif

THE Undersigned, having been for 18 THE

years in, this port as Ships Compta dore and Stevedore, has always of hand

FOR SALE First Class Tea Ballust, at 55 cents per ton. Second Blue Stone Ballast,..... Stone Ballast, wit Coolies for discharg-} ing Rice,ais Coolles for discharg ing General Cargo,

Also.

50

1.

11 11

85

11

34

$

30

*

19

&

Fresh PROVISIONS, Oilman's STORES, Paints, Oil, &c., o can be had at more moderate rates for Shiptoasters iban, any- where else at this port. If any shipman tors require my services, they will please hoist No. 5 Flag on the main mast, of apply to No. 57, Praya West (between the Canton Steamers' Wharves.).

THE CHINA REVIEW,

Annual Enboorfption, postage Included,

$6.50.

CONTENTË.

Hessys on the Chinese Language, (Continued

from page 212.)

The Folklore of China, (Continued from

page 127.)

The Lamentations and Death of Chang Chen, The Last Emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Ancestral Worship.

Nonsense Verses for the Radicals. The Langage and Literature of China. Chinese Epelling Tables Chinges Intercourse with the Countries of Central and Western Asia During the Biftenth Century,

Dr. Williams as an Authority on Etymology. Short Notees of New Books and Literary

Inteligence.

Notes and Queries on Eastern Mather

Flistoflcals Outline of Medical Missions Canton, Hongkong and Macao, Mr Kingstill on Chiuere Mythi Binologue" or "Sinologist." Tienda Shangti Chiness Wills,

Congres at St. Petersburg, The 214 Radicale,

Bell's Visible Speech Alphabet.

Miare Digitim." Böcke Waited, Exchanges, &ide AT YON

fant Chism Mall Office. Ships Compradore and dietedors, Hongkong, May 2, 1876, au? Hongkong. May 16, 1870,

Shrimpa,

Brassica, Beet root, Cabbage, Hongkong

في

00

282232

80

سفة

Coffee, Curry Powder,

200 180 Balad Oll,

So 15 Split Peas,

60; 40 Sugar, China,

នួន ន

BO

eatty 40

picul 2750 2600 pkgu.

760 catty103, 90-

box

1000 900

eatty 800750

y bottle. 1700-1500

angh

$180 160

bottle / 2503200 "pleul

bottle 240 E200

bottle

250 200-

200-180

1000 900

200 150 Gronda Ostet, Inspegion of Marksit,

Printed and péfalabedo by Chuo;, SHUKRAT

AT DARI BE THE CARNE Bégl? Quós, No 2

Wyndham Sweet, Hongkong.

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