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No. 5123.-DECEMBER 8, -1879:]

glad to learn that it is only a rumour. One girl about five years f age was unable to make her escape and was buried to death, and a man was taken to hospital su: poseri to have been seriously injured, but it now appears that with the exception of a very

ago, the Chinese) Ambasador, instead of communicating with his Government by post, which might have involved a fatal de- fag, lost no time in telegraphing the sub. stance of the article to Peking. By this set the Marquis Tseng showed something more than a forma: desire to respect public opinion in this country. It does not ap- step in the matter,"

THE CHINA MAIL.

officiated as referee, and carefully watched the proceedings to a pleasant termination. We learn that such was the interest man!- fented in the event, that the winner was carried kicking up an down deck, preced ed by Mr. Truman, the great musician of the voyage, playing on the violin, "boe the conquering bero come, and at the to the passengers on the 11th instant, the first toast after Her Majesty the Queen was "The victor of the walking match." titors are in perfect health and betrayed a We are pleased to learn that all the com- great desire to land and exhibit further walking powers at Colombo.

China.

FOOCHOW (Herald, Nov. 27)

3

little covering they possess, and left stiff were both in attendance, and a Highland and stark before their habitations to excite plper came from Hongkong for the co- the pity of passers by to bury them, failing casion.

slight sprain to his anele no further damage pear that our Foreign Office has taken any farewell dinner given by Captain Turner residence in Foochow gained the respect lows is too disgusting to be described; bat Mackenzie, and several Earls of Leicenter;

has been dono,

Awwwwwled

TER confusion that occurs or the breaking out of a fire generally gives opportunities for a considerable amount of pilfering, which is fovariably taken advantage of by those classes who have confused notions of the rights of meum and tuum. The fire in East Street on Saturday evening was no

band by the Straits Times, say that fichting ACCOUNTS from the seat of war at Muar, to is going on all over the country. Some of the Maharajab's people have moved down to Padang Lebar, also in Beitiab territory, and closer to Malaco than Burki Asah. Our Government is certainly Improving lu non-interference,

MESSRS Stanley and Shorter, the well-

THE TEMPERANCE HALL.

The old premises in Stanley Street have been vacated and larger and more conveni- ont premises in Fletcher's Bulldings,

The Revd. W. W. Hawkins, for several which they are laid in bores" (for Chinese There were only 35 ladies prosent, but a years past British Chaplain at this port, only permit the word Tsing to be much larger number of gentlemen. The will preach his farewell sermon at the used for the respectable black receptacle) costumes were remarkable for their brilliance Morning Service on Sunday next. Mr sent by the philanthropists of the city, and and correctness. Amongst the ladies wore Hawkins has daring a comparatively short interred to the depth of the coffin with a especially noticed the Fair Maid of Perth, little earth thrown over them. What fol- Miss Roborte; Amy Robsart, Mrs. R. and good-will of many members of the the consequence of so superficial a burial is but Tressilian soomed to be rather the foreign community, including those who obvious to those who have been in China for favourite, Mrs. Bidwell, as Zarah, in though not in communion with the Anglican Church have nevertheless, admired his any length of time. In most of the other Peveril of the Peak, was dressed in a lovely ports, we recognize among the mendicants Greek costume, in tunios of three different liberality of thought and action.

The late extraordinary excitement on

some who have been in the trade for years. shades of cerise; Mra. Drummond, as Queen the Foochow Tea Market seems to have Here it is different; one does not seo for two Blizabeth, who looked the part well; Min. almost completely subsided, and demand consecutive winters the same faces, but, Percival, as Helen Macgregor; Mrs, Holwill, appears to be once more regulated by some notwithstanding, their almost ephemeral aa Luckie Mucklebackit, the fisherman's wife regard to the normal conditions of trade...existence, their class is always full, being in the Antiquary; Miss Percivall, as As we remarked a few weeks ago, the season Szechuen boats, whose few cash are prin- tartan scarf.

constantly recruited by the trackers of Helen Douglas, dressed in white with s was too far-advanced to admit of much

Amongst the gentlemen, mischief being done. But it is only fair to elpally spent in the opium dens in which Mr Macgregor's was the most sfrative add that the teamer have responded, this place abounds; and so strong is their character, on Hereward, the Anglo Saxon, the into sudden and unexpected call on

lowest stage of starvation, they will forego peror Comneuus, of Constantinople; the their producing power; and that they have the morsel they might buy with their few dress nousisted of a purple velvet tunlo with a silver brasatplato, bars arms and demonstrated their readiness at any fature cash for the opium pipe. congou to meet the most insatiate and time to bring forward sufficient common the number of opium-smoking resorts, there from the shoulders behind, armed with s It might be a difficult task to ascertain gold bracelets, a leopard's skin. hanglug

reckless inquiry for that delectable addition recompense to discover that they form a brass helmet and plume, blonde moustache

are in this port; and but a melancholy battle-ase and baugar, the head-dress to the free-born Briton's cheap breakfast large percentage of the total number of and curls falling to the shoulder; barelegged,

dwellings. No foreign opium is imported; with sandals. Mr Sylva was very ap We hear that a quantity of opium was yet every sign of the dons informs the propriately and handsomely dressed as seized last week on the river between public that the best foreign and Kwang- Varney, in dark velvet doublet and trunk ment, by a foreign employé in the Maritime have I seen it notified that the Szechuan feather. Mr. Allan, as James Fitz James, Pagoda Anchorage and the Foreign Settle tang is kept there. Not in a single instance hose, slashed with white, cap with white

exception to this rule, and the result was known billiard playora, played a game of Queen's Road, secured, where it is hoped beyond the most sanguine prodictions, to craving for the drug,.that often when in the chief of the Varangiau guard of the Em-

the apprehension of about a dozen Chinoso who were brought before the magletrates tale morning, charged with petty thefts of elotbing and sundry articles of furniture, On Investigating the several cases in this Instance however, it appeared that most of the accused had been requested by the owners of the property to assist in remov- ing their household goods, and they were consequently discharged; The arrests were

500 up, the spot stroke barred, at the Town Club, Singapore, on the afternoon of the 26th ult., with the result that after a well- contested game during which some pretty strokes were made, Mr Stanley was the victor by over 80. The Straits Times

says:

The Hall has now

yet more extended field of usefulness may be found for the operation of this admirable public institution. hoon nearly four years in existence,during which period It has been nearly self sup porting and has been much appreciated by

table.

mado principally by Sikh policomen who able manners, made many friends in Singa every respect for Its purpose,-to provide | Customs-lately arrived from one of the produce is for sale, The reason must be the Knight of Snowdon, the sing of

are well known to be thoroughly zealous in their pupils has been that amateurs who the performance of their duty.

MR. A, da Silveira, the promoter of vari- our Catholle fastitations, has lately or ganized & Scolety styled "the Society of Holy Infancy," composed of members of both sexes under 14 years, the purpose of which is to accumulate, by different moana,

Governor of the Punjab that the last

either simply puting to draw custom, or when the authorities tried to ignore the perhaps the survival of some prohibition growth of the poppy within their jurisdic

tion.-Courier Cor.

PEKING.

Nov. 24.

a fund to help parentless and distressed further particulars of one very curious thoroughly to make its own way as a per- argued that there was something wrong to content himself with the inspection of the

THE pablis will agree with the Lleutenant annual report of the Commissioner of Daca might well have included some occurrence to which he alludes as having taken place during the year under review, It seems that certain speculatora imported Into the Backergunge district, from Chit- tagong and Noakholly, some 2,000 women, who, says the report, "have easily gained husbands in the tracts which were de- Vastated by the cyclone of 1876."

SHANGHAI.

establised; the class for which it was Both Mr Stanley and Mr Shorter, whose chiefly seafaring mon.

The now premises stay here has been of some duration, have,

now well furnished and suitable in owing to their general courtesy and agree. are pore, and the result of their teaching of a pleasant resort, amusement, a meal or s coast ports. The officer in question bad bed for its changing inmates. The cost of taken passage in a sampan, at the bow of have availed of it now astonish visitors by furniture, gas and other necessary fittings, which he noticed a box apparently con- the excellence of their play. Messrs the considerable expense caused by romov-taining ordinary luggage of some kind. Stanley and Shorter will leave on Saturday ings &o, have exceeded the amount of When about half-way to the Settlement for Rangoon and Calcutta, in which latter donations received from the publle origin. the sampan men suddenly ceased rowing, place they will remain during the season. ally-about $1,200-and the Commit.ee of and a suspicious-loking native boat, pulled Management ask again for assistance after by number of non, was observed to be so long a time and trust that their appeal creeping up. The foreigner inquired as to will be generously responded to It is the object of these proceedings and was estimated that $1000 would put the Hall told that the boxes belonged to the men in well on its feet, and able in the future tho pursuing boat. Ho not unuaturally manent and useful institution. Donations and, scizing the box, drew,& revolver, at may be sent to the Hongkong and the same time ordering the sampan-mon to children. It is a good idea to cause the

Shanghai Banking Corporation for the ranke the best of their way to Focohow children to devote a part of their apare

credit of the Temperance all, to Measra and to inform the men in the other bent Lane Crawford & Co., or to the that if they attempted any further in- time in working for charitable purposes,

Hon. Treasurer, Mr H. W. Davis. We torference he would fire upon thent. The and we congratulate Mr. Silveira. The

trust that this appeal will not be made in box was found to contain not ordinary A day appointed for the inauguration of the

vain. There can be no doubt as to the passenger's luggage, but opium ! great and good work the Hall is doing. It Society was yesterday, and accordingly at

provides innocent amusement for a olhas of about half-past two r. m. about a hundred

As regards the question of obtaining Chinose men who are besieged by battalions of boys and girla assembled at the hall of the labourers for the Brazilian plantations, it temptations in their visit to this port, Catholic Circle at 8.15, marched in a pro- seems that the preliminary negotiations in which yielded to bring ruin and disgrace, far successfully moral and physical, on them and their cession thence to the Cathedral, proceeded London have

advanced that the corvette ** Vital families. We have the utmost confidence through the middle of the Church to near Oliveira, under command of Commodore that the community will not give such an We the balustrade of the central altar, where Arthur Silveira da Motta, son of the demo-institution as this the cold shoulder. they took their respective seats on some cratic Senator whose fine piscines form one may add that an opening Concert will be of the most interesting of the industrial given in the new promises on the 18th, dressed pows prepared for them, Father sights of Rio de Janeiro, will soon leave for the programme for which promises well. Burghighnoli then in a short and popular a Mediterranean port. On arrival there the discourse pointed out to them the aim and Commodore will leave for London, to settle, in co-operation with Dr. Eduardo Callado, object of the society and having taught some remaining points with the Chinese them their respective duties as members of legation. After these are arranged both

gentlemen will embark in the Vital de Sit-It may interest Lord Carnarvon to the society, presented to each of the mem-Oliveira" and pursue their voyage, via the know that I read on Saturday night his bars a silver medal of "Our Lady of Buez canal, to China, to negotiate the able despatch of 3rd January 1878, and Lourdes," fastened to a white silk ribbon, necessary treaties for the obtention of leave that I have been drinking his health, off the armbol of peace. The children then work in Brazil.-Anglo Brazilian Times.

to engage Chinese labourers in China to and on, ever since.

returned to the Circlo Hall, where they were served with cakes and pine. To-night there will be a concert at the Catholic Circle Hall, commencing at 9 p.m.

"NORMA" was selected as the opera to be played on the occasion of Signora Gonolini's benefit by the Royal Italian Opera Com- pany, and we were glad to see a full house on Saturday night in the Theatre Royal.

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CORRESPONDENCE.

To the Editor of the "CHINA MAIL."

December 8.

SUPREME COURT.

W.

Tax following notes on the Cabul explosions have been sent to the Labore Paper by a correspondent in Cabul, under date 17th (Before His Lordship the Chief Justice, Sir

John Smale and especial Jury.)

October:---

The military authorities having deemed it expedient to search the Bala Hissar, for some days past all the kanars of the division have been cleared out of the old buildings. On the 16th, they were engaged in one of the magazines, when at aboat 1.30 p.m., the whole camp was startled by a terrific explosion which sent such clouds of dust

Monday, Dec. 8th.

THE $17,000 CASE. This case has occupied the Court all day and is not finished when we go to press. the examination of the young man was concluded, and then the witness to the notes, the father, and a relative who resides in the family house of the latter. Their given before the rolice Court. The evidence evidence was merely a repetition of that

morrow, when the addresses to the Jury

Police Intelligence. (Before the Hon. O, B. Plunket). Monday, Dec, 8th,

into the air that the Hala Hissur was con- cealed from view for several minutes. It was at first thought that the Afghans were at work, and that the 67th, the Gatling blown to atoms. Doctors and doolies were soon on the epot. When the dust cleared will be heard. away, it was seen that the explosion had opourred in the old part of the Bala Hissar, that, namely, which lies on a hill immedi ately above the more modern part, where our troops were located. All were ordered to clear out at once: not a moment too soon, for another explosion, londer, longer, but less destructive than the first, immediately rent the air." Our correspondent was in- formed on what he considered good authority that the first explosion had occurred in consequence of the carelessness of a kahar, who was actually allowed to awoke his babble-bubble on that very dangerous spot, while the search was going on.

We need not criticise the performance as a whole, as that course would be merely to recount the numerous shortcomings of the stage effects so frequently alluded to. Sig-gunners, and the exploring party had been being finished the Court adjourned till to nora Genolini (as Norma) was in good voice, and as the plot revealed itself, applause became warmer, and bouquets strewed the atage, the heroine seemed to catch the en- thusiasm, and sang and acted in a most praiseworthy style. Her reception, which we think she fully deserved, must have been very encouraging to this painstaking and hard-working artist. As Pollio (the Roman Pro-Consul who first loves and then betrays Norma for the fresh attractions of Adalgisa), Signor Sbriscia appeared to great advantage, In excellent voice,

DRUNK AND INCAPABLE.

Charles Martin, 44, of Chili, a seaman unemployed, was fined $1 or two days' imprisonment for being drunk and incapa ble in the public streets on the evening of the 7th instant.

John Ovedon, 26, of Holland, a seaman unemployed, was also charged with being drunk and disorderly yesterday evening, and with damaging two baskets of oranges the property of a hawker; he was sentenc ed to pay a fiue of $1, and 50 couts amende for the damage to the oranges, or to suffer three days' imprisonment.

BREACH OF THE OPIUM ORDINANCE,

(N. O. Daily News.) The United States flagship Richmond steamed out of port yesterday (2nd), shortly after noon, bound for Foochow and the Southern ports. Passing the German cor- yette Louise her band played a lively German air, and, nearing H.M's Modeste, the time was changed to "God save the Queen," while opposite the U.S. Consulate and the Monocacy an American air was played. While the Richmond has been in port her officers and crew have fraternised extensively with the community and have made for themselves a good name, while her

band has been one of the main attractions.

It will not surprise you to hear that the naval tournament ended in a fizzle.

It was found advisable not to attempt the Torpedo Exhibition, so Li Hung-chang had gunboats inside the river, and in witnessing the bar; it appears that a fresh breezo de- the performance of certain evolutions outside layed these manouvres at first, but this circumstance had a goutrary effect in accels- nature amongst the officers of the Viceroy'a rating manoeuvres of a somewhat different

suite.

The Viceroy is reported to be so pleased with his purchase, that the Greek alphabet 18 to be exhausted forthwith in furnishing names for additional gunboats.

The entire gunboat fleet, it is now said, will winter at Tientsin, the officers and off on the 30th, with the exception of a crews of the four new boats are to be paid select few, and on the 1st December, the English flag, nader which they came from England, will be exchanged for that of the dragon throne, Mr. Robert Hart, the In- spector-General of Gustoms, proceeds to Tiantain to see this completed.

has been appointed adjutant to the Viceroy, An accomplished German military officer

Mr. Tong King Sing, after a lengthened at several of our amusements. Her return inspection of the mining district in which will be looked forward to with interest the works are being undertaken, is expected The U. gunhout Alert left on the previous to return to Tientsin in a few days.--- day, bound for Yokohama,

We understand that M. E. Grelier, lithographer and photographer of the Minkin Road, has been placed under arrest by an order of the French Consul-General, to await proceedings under his bankruptcy.

(Temperance Union.)

In the N-C. Daily News, for Friday a.m., was an appeal for clothing for the orew of the Condor, The manager of the Temperance Hall says, in response to that appeal, olothing was sent in to a consider able quantity before 9 o'clock a.m., thus showing the sympathy of the community to be quickly aroused, and to a purpose. We aro requested to return the thanks of the recipients for the kindness shown them. We believe no one in real need over appeals to this community in vain.

Courrier Cor.

Japan.

YOKOHAMA, (Gazette.)

Scotland in disguise, in a green bunting fitting born, a rapier and daggor. This dress, with ve vet cap and feather, the character comes from the Lady of the Lake. Mr Robert Mackenzie, as Dandie Dinmont, was accompanied by an appropriate terrier. Mr Glass appeared as Locksley, and he was surrounded by several of his merry men. Mr Bidwell was perfectly well disguised se Friar Tuck.-Mercury.

Quotations.

Boxeroxo, December 6. OPIUM-Now Patno, cash....$565

11 بهشت

cash,... 530

Old. New Benares, cash, 515 Old

Allowance

Bank, Wiro,...

"

cash,

31

1

Now Malwa, credit, 690 Allowance Taelo

"

Old Malwa, credit, 740

$1

Taelo,

Exchange.

3/91

11

Demand,

8/97

30 days' eight,

3/93

4 months' sight,

3/10

3/10

Documentary, 4 months' sight, 3/10 Indis, Wire.......

2234

2241

731

74

""

Credits, 4

"

demand, ...

Shanghal, demand, ...

80 days' sight, Gold Leaf, 99 fine Sovereigna, ...

Shares.

27.05 5,27

prem.

Hongkong Bank, 56 % prem. sell-ra, Union Ine, Society of O'ton, $1,960. China Traders' Ins. Co., $1,350. North China Ins. Co., Tls. 1,125. Yangtaze Los. Amoo, Tin. 750, buyera. Chinese Insurance Co., $310, sales, H.K. Fire Ins. Co., $815, buyers. China Fire Ins. Co., $220, sales. H.K. & W. Dook Co., 13 H.K. C. M. S.-boat Co., $10 prem. Shanghai Steam Navigation, Tls. 11 China Coast St. Nav. Co., Tls, 109

Hongkong Gas Co., $70 Hongkong Hotel Co., $66. China Sugar Refining Co., $158 Chiness Imperial Loan of 1874, nominal.

Do.

of 1877, do

Temperature.

Queen's Road.) HONGKONG, December 6.

9.A.M.... 1 P.M....

No confirmations have been received from Shanghai of the alarming announce

ent made about three weeks since in the North-China Daily News about impending hostilities between China and Japan. To the best of our belief all danger, for the present, is over, and better counsels may have prevailed. Neither China nor Japan are ablo to go to war with each other. Neither has a floot, nor transport service, nor military means to carry on any but (Taken at Messrs Fulconer & Co.'s Premises, purely defensive warlike operations. Japan cannot attack China, because the transport A friend who has just visited the North service required would be contemptible in and had an interview with the Vieorey, has quality, and it is a question whether the become possessed of a copy of a document Japanese fleet in its totality is more then. which gives three reasons why the authorities able to cope with the four Chinese squa at Peking could not allow a railroad to be drons. There is no reserve or surplusage constructed from the coal mines to Tientsin.for purposes of convoy, or for protocting Our readers can judge for themselves of the landing places for troops. weight which ought to be given to these relsons (?) 1st.-Difficulties in the construction itself supposed to be insurmountable by en- gineers. 2nd-Objections on the part of the people

who live along the proposed route. 3rd.-(Let it be written in capitals, and pressed upon the barbarian mind).

China is just as feeble for offence as Japan is, and the Chinese land forces are without tactical organization, or commis sariat, or medical, or scientific services.

Further, belligerent rights will only be given by foreign powers to combatants able to carry on war according to rules; so that

impartial or irregular blockades, or privateer- ing raids, would quickly bring about their own punishment.

THE FENG-SHUI WOULD DE DISTURPED, The document goes on to say that while perchance difficulties 1 and 2 might be overcome, difficulty No. 3 is insuperable. So there is no railroad,

The Chins rulers are said to be quite aware of their militant deficiencies and may be disposed to pocket the affront of and more natural than hitherto in his

the Loochoo's if some reasonable mode of On board the Ducal line steamer Duke of

The gentleman who kindly related the retreat is made. As foreign powers are movements on the stage, he shared with the prima donna the honours of the even- Devonshire, London to Colombo, a new

above to us said that while on the way from greatly interested in the proservation of ing. Signora Mancini did not look the way of killing time at sea was establish-

Peking to Kalgan and noticing the leads peace-the impudent insinuation of th borne by beasts of burdan, he made an Japan Weekly Mail of the 8th inst, not- estimate of the comparative facility of oars withstanding-some advances might with part of Adalgisa, and as it is really a so-ed; a description of the first walking match

and camels or mules. He says that it will advantage be made on either side, and, prano role, she was altogether at a disad- we have heard of as occurring on board

Chan ohing Kiu, 27, a student, was require 30,000 beasts of burden to do the perhaps, in a short time the distrust and ship may be of interest :-

charged with being in possession of a work of one freight train. As the rule aversion which now exists may disappear, vantage. She, however, conscientiously did

During the ship's passage from the Red quantity of prepared opfum contrary to seems to be to allow one man to each animal, or soften into amicable relations between her best, and was applauded in the duets Bea to Colombo, with a view of encouraging the opium ordinance 1858 and 1879. we thus have 30,000 men and 80,000 animals | the two estranged empiros, end in her interesting passages with Norma. exercise amongst the gentlemen passen A. dos Santos, manager for the Opium doing the same amount of work, in tran- The estimated cost to the Japanese Gov- A good word is called for the get-up and gore, it was determined to, bold a six Farmor, exw defendant land on the Frays sporting cargo, that one train of cars could ernment of its share in the Melbourne ex- days' walking match, which commenced from a passage boat at 8 o'clock this morn-socomplish. Feng-shui keeps the camels athibition to take place next year is set down demeanour of Gracesu, chief of the Druids, at 6 o'clock on Monday morning, the ing. Ou searching his luggage four boxes work and keeps out the ears.

at 84,015 yen. (Signor Bagagiolo); the other Druids, war- Srd instaat. An entrance fee of 2s 6d of prepared opium were found in his small

formed a prize fund, and punctually to the pillow box, riors, &c., were not a success, and the time the men were on the track. The first Defendant said he was a schoolmaster in prompting was painful to listen to. The day's walking closed with Mr. Marshall, ↑ Houng Shan and only arrived in the Colony He had never been here principal gharacters were, however, bon. of Ceylon, having acomplished over 33 this morning. oured with a hearty recall; and so far as and, with 26+ lebeatley of Calcutta, before and did not know he was doing

second, miles. These enthusiasts, wrong, they were concerned, the performance was however, rapidly felt the effects of deck Fined $25, in default one month's impri- very satisfactory. Signor Sbrisia takes his walking, in the shape of heavy blisters and sonment, the oplum to be confiscated.

stiffness, and had to give way to the batter benefit this evening, when "Faust" will be calculation of those who took things more (Before 0. V. Creagh, Esq.) attempted.

IOHANG.

An Usaka native paper is responsible for the circulation of a rumour that a high government official has committed harikiri in consequence of having been connected with the forgery of the three millions of yen satan, but whether the aforesaid official

was a resident of Qsaka or Tokio is not

THE WAVERLEY BALL AT SHANGHAL

BAROMETER-

30 300

Do. Do.

.3) 290

& P.M....

30 260

TARIMOMETER-9 A, M....

68

Do.

1 P.M....

61

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Do. Do.

4 P.M.... Do. (Wat bulb) 9 A.M.

Do. Do.

60

69 I P.A.

56 4 2.3. 56

61

64

Do. Maximum

Do. Minimum over night

Shipping Intelligence. The following is corrected from the latent London and Colonial Papers, do, :——

VESSELS TO ARRIVE,

AT HONGKONG. Name,

Left.

May.

6, Alexander, $1, Newcastle, June

27, Pym, Jidly.

8, Glenross, 19, Comus,

24, Primros

28, Joba Nicholson, Aug.

9, Elia. Rickmers, 12, Papa,

14, Hesperus, 16, Minnie Carvill, 17, Coldstream, 18, Glandinorwig, 18, Bannan,

p

13, Hedla,

13. Carmelita & Ida,

17, Livingstone, 20, Lucia,

Oct.

3, Parnas, 9, Ganymede (a.) 11, Peru 18, Anchises (s.)

21, Gordon Castle (8.) - 25, Palestine, 26, Bernhard Carl, (for

Swatow)

November 12. Winter to us brings disappointment. Sun- day Island is the cause of all our vexations, One would barely credit, when passing that Island during the summer, that the water would decrease till there is a maximum of mentioned. three to four feet; but it is a fact. The Kiang-ping touched on her last downward trip, so she has been taken off the route, coolly. The course, which was kept clear To, Fux Hing, 38, and Wong Chu Ho, and is to be replaced by the Pao-kong of ali impedimenta by the kind direction of 34, supercargoes, appeared on a charge of Hopes are entertained that her draught will The St. Andrews' Society for the first INFANTICIDE, was terribly common in the Capt. Turner, was from the foremantle lad- belug in pussession of a quantity of pre- permit her to run through the winter: vain time last year substituted a Ball for their North-West-Provinces of India during the der to the stern and back, each return pared opium, contrary to the opium orain hopes! Should gloomy anticipations, how anual dinner, and on this occasion they ever, be verified, it may be safely predicted dealded upon having a Fancy Fress Ball, year 1878-79. The Inspector General of counting one lap: On Saturday, the 8th ances 1858 and 1879,

instant, at 5-80, there were only two gen. Id Fuk Sing an excise oflcer, saw that the trade of lobang will increase with costumes selected from characters in Police reports that no less than 26 per cent. tlemen upon the track, Mr. Goodwin (Cey-defendants land from one of Messrs Douglas rapidly; for traders are shy of shipping their the Waverley Novels. This affords room of the female children born were killed. Among the poorer people a higher value is lon) and Mr. J. Weir (Cachar). These Lapraik & Co.'s steamers yesterday morn- goods during the summer months, and then for a very varied slection of costumes, and placed on the boys, and therefore when food gentlemen, who were moss indomitable in ing. They looked like opium smokers, to be left to their own resources and the resulted in a very picturesque and animated their exertions to outdo one another, learnt and on examining their pillow boxes resentment of the boat hongs in winter. scene. The Ball was held at the Club, is insufficient for all, the girls suffer most, that it was the decision of either not to three pots were found in first defendant's Nothing as yet can be said of the trade which was decorated very handsomely and but surely, as the Englishman observes, i the police all over the province had been the leave the track while one remained; they box and one in that of the second here; it has not had a fair trial; nor oan a thoroughly for the occasion. The well-

were therefore advised to withdraw, and Both defendants said they had never judgment be formed from the cargoes of the known full-length portrait of St. Andrew, Esosmbia least bit more energetio than their Inspector-pladly availed themselves of the suggestion: been in Hongkong before, and were not Kiang-ping. The agents of Chinese firms the Patron Saint of Scotland, painted by Flintshire. Gendral says they have been, a very large at 8 p.m., according to the rales drawn aware that they were breaking the law. at Hankow dispatched most of the cargo. Chinnery, the Titian of the East, for Dumber of innocent lives might have been

up, Captain Furner proceeded to read out The opium they had was for their own use. We are having ine bracing weather. The Messrs. Jardine Matheson & Co, was Coran saved.

the scores, which were as follows:--

Complainant recalled, said that there is a themometer fell the other night to 44°. placed in a conspicuous position, and the Crossfield, Li Mr. Goodwia

... 149 miles notice posted up in the Chinese quarters on making the beggars look as though they saint looks as stern sad wild as ever, and Charlwood. ...... 1474

board the steamer, warning them of the would like their winter jackets of stitched hardly older. The shields of 24 Soottish 1201

penalties for introducing opium into the cotton, which are distributed annually by clans have been procured from me by Menelaus (+)

the humane society. Poor wretobeajone ould the Society and were used in the adora. Colour, The notion is in Chinese,

night takes many out of their miseryment of the rooms, and fas and evergresus Hesperis (1) Soureely the last broath is drawn beforeers plentifully added. The Band of the Nautilas they are rubbed by their associates of the U. S. 8. Blohmond, and the Town Band Niagara

THE London correspondant of the Scotsman Bays - When an articls on the threatened tortare and enslavement of the children of the late Yakoob Beg, the rebel cbiet of Kashgaris, appeared in the columns of the leading journal some two or three weeks

A. J. Weir

3.

11

H. Marshall 4.r. Macgregor

6. Mr. Wheatley...

and

69%

11

36

*10

nine other competitors for smaller scores. Air, W, 15. 5. Jefferson, Caloutta,

First defen iant was fined $50, or twenty one days' imprisonment; the sound fined 810, or seven days' imprisonment.

29, Teucer (sa.)

From.

Penarth

Antwerp

Antwerp

Antwerp

Glaskow

Penarth

Cardiff

Penarth

Bambu

Cardiff Cardiff

Antwerp

Antwerp

Hamburg

: Penarth

Quxhaven

Cuxhaven

London

Cardiff

Liverpool

Antwerp

Liverpool

Loudin

London

4

Penarth

Liverpool LOADING FOR CHINA AND JAP ÁN TÖKTE.

41 Tondon. --Steamers via Suex Canal

Gloniffer, Breconshire.

Bailing Vessels.

Boyne.

At Liverpo L

dt Hamburg.

averhouse (a)

Carl Ritter. Formoza

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