No. 6362-SEPTEMBER 16, 1880. ↑
for a week or two. Aid us to this in the best way you can.
Canton, 7 a.m., 16th Sept., 1880.
Another Correspondent writes:
"Canton, Sept. 15. "You will probably receive ramours of the attack on the French Mission at the Canton Cathedral, I can only sup ply you with statemente from native
A few days previous to the receipt of the above telegram we received this from Bom- bay, dated the 4th :---
Ayub Khau has been defeated with a loss of 27 guns and 20,000 prisoners."
This telegram does not seem to have reached Shanghai, but the Straits Times fras it plain enough:
General Roberta has defeated Ayoub Khan in a pitched battle, capturing 27 guns
LAP and 10,000 prisoners,"
THE CHINA MAIL.
without having a ticket of admission, and of having misbehaved himself by attempting to force his way on to the stage; also with refusing to go at when spoken to by s watchman employed at the Theatre and 8th Contable.
He was fined $5, or In default one week's hard labour.
LARCENY OF WOOD,
3
Bources. A fire occurred near the Cathe the version of the telegram supplied to us wood, valus 30 cents, the property of Tang Koluti Gilgai the 23rd instant, saya ho at man to work the guns which already exist Ameer contemitted to rebuild. The 8th inst, in continuation of her voyage.
There can be little doubt, we fancy, that as the correct one. Everything seems to point to the fact that ten thousandfprisoners have been taken.
AQUATIO SPORTS.
SECOND DAT.
The first event of this afternoon was one
dral yesterday morning. Some circum- standna that the French, Missionarises are probably able to explain gave rise to the impression that the Roman Catholica had refused to assist at the extinction of the fire. A mob gathorod; several men and children are asid to have been dragged by order of the Missionaries within the compound, and besten. Excitement in oreased in consequence, and the mob was only restrained by the personal presence of the Viceroy and Governor, Last night the steamers had orders to have steam up ready to take away for 2. Long Dive, prizs a Cup. Three start- eigners, if necesBATY, Further enquied. This event was well contouted and the rica only show the rumoara to be vary merits of the leading performere so evenly conflicting. The row is said to be be balanced on the first trial that a see and Tial was required to decide to whom bo-
which had been postponed from yesterday's programme, viz, the Hurdle Race, which brought out the following compallions Grimble, Stokes, Leigh, Bladen, Machado, and Rowland. The Cup was won after a good race by Leigh.
tween the Hakka workmen on the Catholonged the honour of first position. dral promises and the people.”
LOCAL AND GENERAL Tux delivery of the English Mail was begun at 9.30 am.
Phillips,..... Emanuel,
1
3. Diving from Spring Board, Prize A cup. This was an event for the junior aspirants to aquatio bonora and brought out the following starters,
Ball, Tomlin, and G. Grimble, scratch_j
Sampson, 12 seconds.
Grimble.
It will be seen from advertisement that the Arthur, and Williams, 7 seconds start; F.
second of Mr Haba's series of "Italian Night" entertainments takes place on Sa- turday evening, when additional means of recreation and amusement will be provided.
ably extended and the promenade greatly enhanced.
Tomlin........*****
1
4. Running Header, prizs a cup. Six Entries,-Blades and Grimble tied on the first attempt and had the option of dividing adoption of the latter choice Bl des was
Hon Akaug, a carpentor, was convicted of stealing on the 14th inst., two pieces of Aynk, a contractor la Aberdeen Street, who is his employer, and was fined $10, with the alternative of three weeks hard Labour,
(Before the Hon. Ng Choy.)
LAROBNY OF ▲ FOWL.
Chan Apo, 31, of Tang Kan, was con- victed of stealing a fowl value 40 conte, from one Li Akwai, sailor, and was sentenced to two months hard labour.
NEWS BY THE ENGLISH MAIL.
Aug. 23-The Right Doo'ble Mr Forster has returned to London from Dublin. The Land Meetings to Ireland yesterday passed off peacefully, the prominent leaders were ahent.
Aug, 24-In the House of Commous last night, the Chief Secretary of State for Ireland, in reply to a question, said that
Kabul, Aug.49.-The Ameer contem-1 Nothing has been settled as to what will favourably, The Logar Malika have ren- opacity was decorated with the Royal plates giving up the ala Hissar (the bocume of this fort with all its the build dered every assistance to the Army. The Leopold Order of Belgium. He was the joga and barracks when the last troops opposition Sirdara, ou hearing of the founder and first manager of the branch of citadel of Kabul) and ecoupying Sharpur.
The Logar Maliks bave rendered Gonoral have gone down It is not considered advance of General Roberta army, fed the Comptoir d'Escompte at Shanghai, and Roberie Army every assistance to their likely that it will over be occupied by the from Ghuzal. General Ghulam Haider subsequently, upon quitting the Far East, marcb.
Ameer's troops, and some suggest that the Khan and Amam Khas, the new Governor, he became agent in Paris for the firm of Enlisting is rapidly progressing-and has prosent city will be deserted and the fort have left 10 garrison Ghuzit The Amser Messrs Russell and Co. included one regiment of infantry, half terned into sito for a new one.
says all is well at Cabul and progressing The tharybdis, 17, wooden corvette, regiment of cavalry and artillerymen for Nows has been received from Cabul up favourably. Mushk-l-Alum is still in Captain Charles F. Hotham, from Hong. the guns at Ghazal.
to the 17th instant. Enlisting is rapidly Cabu!, bat is about to return to his home kong. April 22, arrived at Simon's Bay Madras, Aug. 31-4 telegraphio mes progressing. regiment of lufantry and in the Ghazal district. The owners of all July 29, en route to England from China, sage received from General Roberts, dated half regiment of cavalry were starting for buildings in and around Sherpur, destroyed to pay off," and would leave again on the
Ghezui; with those ge a number of artillery. by un, are being
giving up the Bala Owing to
to the
amount of work required rived there that morning. As the Kanda-
to complete the Nelson, fitting at Chatham har garrison had abundant supplies, and at Ghezal. This force the Amear has Lisear and cocupying Sherpur." forage until the first of September, Le placed under the command of General The last brigade leaves Gundamuz to. Dockyard, a delay of some months will would hall the next day to reat his troops. Ghulam Hyder Khan Charki.
morrow. General ills and the division occur before she is ready for commission Ella force was in good health and excellent
Aug. 22. The
are the move- following
auder General Dauut arrives at Jellalabad to relieve the Iron Duke as flag-ship of the spirits, and he hoped to be in heliographle ments of General Stewart-He leaves bere to-day. General Stewart loaves by road to China Squadron, communication with Kandahar on the for Ali Boghen to-morrow; starts from Landi Kotal to-morrow. No liat of the 29:b. He was taking the Kelati-Gelzs there next morning by tongub to Luudi non-commissioned officers and men killed (Garrison) with him. He had thet with no Kulal, where he will halt to inspect the and wounded at Khushk-i-Nakhud has yet opposition during his march from Cabul pace, and report sa to the desirability of been obtained. The Government have Kandahar news of the 35th Inatant says, keeping it as a frontier outpost. The dura pablished all the names of killed and wounded of General Burrows brigade re- that Ayub Khan had completely abandon tion of his stay there is uncertain. ed the investment of the city and had
ceived up to date. withdraws his whole force to the north of Kandabar. fte bad wished to retreat to Birishk, but was prevented by his Kabull broop
tam
Allahabad, Aug. 26.-The following are the troups now on their way out from Eng- ind
On board tho Urontes, 2nd Battalion 24th Foot, Detachment Bist Foot, to be station ed at Poons.
a board the Euphrates, 96th Foot, De-
The Carabiners under the command of Colonel Fryer, will arrive at Peshawur on the 26th.
be
The Thatia, 8, sorow corrette, is being converted into a store and troopship at Devonport for the conveyance of seamen and marines to the China Stetten in January next.
The appointment of Surgeons J, Dadley, to the Iron Duke, for Yokohama sick
quarters, and A. M. Kinley, to the Mosquito, are gazetted.
VSTBor
Aug. 26-Ayub's main east, and is between high position fecus hilla on the west, The heat here is great-116 In toata and the Argandab covered by canals in Latest Mail Advices :-Yokohama (via General Dannt's Brigade has reached front, some regular infantry in villages San Fran.) July 9, Shanghai Jane 27, LONDON TELEGRAMS.
Kandahar, Aug. 25-Ayub has with Rozabad.
osat, and the south of the elty is supported Foochow 80, Hongkong July & Thr London, Aug. 19.-The ship Carteburn, drawn his whole fores to Arghandab, to Sirdar Wall Mahomed and other refugees by large contingents of Ubazin. Durant Franch mall, with the advices dated ke Capt. Richardson, from Dundee to Bombay, the north of the city of Kandahar. Lieu- have gone on towards India, and will reach cavalry are picqueted in the Mundi Biscar above, from Chins and the Straits Settle
Con- Peshawar about the 27th. torant Maslaloo is still a prisoner.
And Kashob road. has been totally burat
It is reported that monts, was delivered, via Naples, on th Numbers of refis are being constructed General Brooke was killed when trying to 11th inst., two days in advance of ita do Aug. 21-Lord Rosebery has been offered tinued efforts are being made to release theappointment of Under-Secretary of State tim. On the 25th were buried the officers on the bank of the river for the conveyance carry off Major Cruickshank when wound-date. The advices from Japan, sia Sk for Ludia, but has declined it on the ples and men killed on the 16th. General Ro- of stores, de, but no efforts can prevented. The account of the sortie af Kandahar Francisco, were received this day. Th of ill health.
berts marchod to Jaklak on the 25th. It overal thousands of tannds being left be- is, I hear, incorrect. We are said to bave next inward P. and 0. mail, which is da Aug. 22-The Queen witnessed the de-is reported that Ayub wished to return to bind. In the local warehouses there are been trapped into an ambassade and in London on the 21st inst., left Galle or partare of the troopship Jumna Great Girishk, but was prevented by bis Kabullahout 800 bale of pieca gonda, indigo, repulsed.
its due date, the 29th alt. enthusiasm vos manifestod.
troopa, Majer Vanduleur Las died of his eagar, &c, waiting to be sent on to
Sir Horcales Robinson, Q.C.M.G., Ga Cabul. Cabul.
(London & China Rapren, Aug. 13.) wounds,
of New Zealand, has been appointed Two Kafila went as far as Gundamuk,
Governor of the Cape of
of Good Hops, in the but returned here as tribal escort could not The German Diplomatic Mission at To place of Sir Bartle Frere, 0.0.B., G.C.S.I.
obtained.
kio has recently been raised to the rank of Bir Hercules Bobinson will come home The Ameer has released Mirza Masin-au Embassy, and the former derinan Mini- before assuming the Government, and it and and Jair, heads of the Finance and ter resident, Herr von Escniccher has al will be administered during the interval Cuatour Departments, whom, be bad put ready banded his credentials as Ambassador by Sir George Strahan, K.O.ILG., tas under surveillance at Sherput. In place of extraordinary to the Mikale of Japan. Governor of Tasmania. Bir Hercules the latter he has appointed Mir Ahmad This change has been brought about parti Robineon will be succended in the Gover
who did excellent work for our army sily by the increasing importance of German laat winter, and
Gordon, G.O.M.G., now Governor of
of Fiji, fact thut all the other great European who will continue to supply agent.
obe High Commissioner The brother of the Governor of Jellalabad Governments are represented in Japan by for the Western Pacific.
Moreover, Japan has for has gone to Chiprihar to try and bring in Ambassadors.
dvices have resched St. Petersburg that the notorious Moolla Fakeer.
SOTILI Gurudumuk, Aug. 18-It is a matter of at Breare past maintained an Embassy Colonel Frjevalaki, the Russian traveller, has been set at liberty. In a letter dated satisfaction that the whole army has now
Commander Sir Baldwin Wake Walker, Jane 18 he states that he has been exploz list of lieutenants, and was sentor Hui De He, intended to go to the hills just promoted, steed aaventy-fifth on ing the Yellow River for 250 versts above 10 o'clock this morn-
of the 1868 list. He is the eldest son of Lorth of Sining in July, and to reborn to that thorough seaman, the late Admiral Bir Kinchta by Alaska and Uga
August Another Rassion Baldwin Wake Walker. In 1870 he went
explorer, Dr. Regel, on to Chios ar lieutenant of
Kellett. Henry
on the Chinese side of to frontier by On the 11th inst. the public was startled brigands, but the attack was repelled, by the report, very positively affirmed, of several of the assailants being killed or the foundering of the atormer Jeddah, off weandod.
voyage from Cape Graziaful, while on Singapore to the port from which she took bor name,
for Meco with pilgrims
Gist Foot, for Karracboo
.
The gardens are said to have been consider or trying another header, and on the the Government would not hesitato either tacard the Himalaya, 1st Battalion, Shab and to the last was our principal ¦ trade with Japan, and party owing to the ment of New Zealand by Sir Arthur
TRANS
Wa are kindly favoured with the follow ing telegram by the Superintendent of the E. E. &, and China Telegraph Co, :--
Muila, 15th, 0 am-Very suspicious weather, Bar. corrected for temperature and nos levol, very low, 755.07 millimeter ; wind, W.8. W., fores 19.8 miles per hour; dry Thermometer, 26.3; wet Therm., 24.4; weather covered and heavy rain.
·
declared the winner.
5. Long Race Handicap, 8 lengths, Isl Prize, a cup; 2nd Prize, a tankard The following ove started-Lelgb, Sampson, Blades, Grimible, and Tomlin. This was ospital rave, Grimble, who started & soratoh palling up his distance just in time to make a close but ocrtain finish.
Grimble, Вашрхой,
........2.
& Consolation Race (Winners of
any
in autumn or winter to summon Parliament for an extraordinary session to obtain additional
but be powers if noCEBATY, belleves they will not be
required. collective nate aball be sent to the Porte England has proposed that another
on the question of the Greek frontier, bat the other Great Powers beallate, fearing that it may lead to coercive mesautres,
In the House of Commons,
this evening, the Secretary of Stats for India, in reply tos question, said that no informations hid been received of arrangements having been Bis
23rd R. W. Fusiliers, for Deolial.
On board the Malabar, 77th Foot, for Deolall, and Hd-qrs, and 240 men Bist Foot, for Bombay.
Hart
It is in previous prize excluded), 2 langtha let made for the reception of a native agent of Kojsk to arrango for the advance from ters, General Daunt's Brin the 23rd ship of the late Salt of the fecan, ing. atorning from China, was recently assailed
possible to take the direction of this ty. phoon, (Delayed on Spanish Inad-line->
The English readings of the above are a follows -Barometer 29.540; Dry Ther- mometer, 888; Wet, 86.5. The force of the wind seems very typhoon-like, although the Barometer does not read low. There
is much reason to believe, however, that Hongkong has again been fortunate in excaping another "blow" which must have been felt not very far off.
Prize, a cup: only two started.
Banker, Rowland,
CORRESPONDENCE.
1. ...0.
On board the Jumma, lat Battalion Rifle Brigade, 180 men, 61st Foot, 60 mon for A, Battery, B. Brigade, R..A.
Quetta,
18. The march grain stores been withdrawn to Gundamuk, the last Aug. base been abandoned.
Au bust it is with much dificulty ing without a dhot being fired at it. As at that letters are conveyed to Kandahar. prosent stranged, General Hughes's Brigade General Phayre and his staf start for the area bore to-morrow with the head quar. on the 21at, Chuman to Kandahar. The 16th Hussare and General Gough's
arrived.
instant. Quantities of
stores, grain and August 20-No further news from the rice have been necessarily abandoned. Num. aug. 28.The vessels which are to form garrison in Kandahar: but it is reported bore of the country people assembled at the maral demonstration are designated. that some differences have arisen between Jugdullak and Pozwan to carry off these
and the tribeaman road 31-A despatch has been sent to Ayub Khan and Aug
aftor the departure of the troops. At the French Government by Lord Granville dabar. The latter are said to be impatient Fezwan most of the surplus grain was pro to the effect that the proposed bounties of that Ayub shoofd assault the city before ented to Zamand Khau, who has done
the
had ou board 953 pilgrims as British armies Advance to its relief. fairly good service; but it is doubtful she
the Indian Government at Kabul lordship believed it was not intended to appoint one.
stores
on
was announced
In consequence of the delay in the receipt of this Japaness proposals concern ing the Treaty negotiations, we understand
Fronob shipping are contrary to the General Phavre and Staff start to-morrow ther he will be able to keep it, and the pagers, and it was stated that all on elapsed. From the time that has
of the commercial treaty entered between the two countries.
into
the Jeddah ada tugram from Adon that
his are. board perished, except the captain, wife, Fory cla
that nothing farther has taken place at the it is to be presumed that they are claborate Wo hear that Sir Harry H.B.M. Minister to Japan, will leave in October for his post.
AAL Bob Baba, after their departure, there the first officar, the two principal engineersbably.
To the Editor of the ** CHINA MAIL.”” 10th Sept., 1880. SIR,I think the Hoo. W. Keswick de- serves something more than an address. The address should be to the Governor in Council, praying that a Sam of $1,200 be voted in the Supplementary Estimates, for the presentation of a piss of plate to the Hon. W. Keswick, in recognition of lis stubborn upholding of Colonial interasts THE question for discussion at the last meet against the repeated attacks of Sir John ing of the Singapore Debating Society was: Pope Hennessey, sometime Governor of the (7 territory) except Grudda and Zinosch, i coed thero with two mountażu guns from that there have been some disturbances in ther with his principal officers, appear inst.
Colony.
** Thai the attempt to keep up an efficient Volunteer Force in this Settlement having failed, Militin law should be enforced."
H-E-the Governor of Singapore and his family are in mourning for the death of the 5th Lord Clifford. The Hon'ble Christina
THE AQUATIC SPORTS,
B.
To the Editor of the “Criwa MAT SIE,As casual observers of the Aquatic
Hongkong, Sept. 16, 1880. Marin, daughter of the 6th Lord Clifford, Sports yesterday we were much surprized
was the mother of Governor Weld,
at
A squadron of the 15th Hussare arrived this morning
All is quist in Fishta. August 23-General Phayre and Staff left yesterday for the frout Capt. Heary Wylie has been appointed Chief Political Officer to General Phayre's force, and Cap tatus Loct and darzu Wyllte also accom pauy the column.
for the Kajak, 19
to arrange for au
an early Hissarak mon will certainly take their share. advanos from Chaman on Kandahar. squadron of the 15th Hussara arrived this was a fight over the distribution of stores, and sixteen 'natives," whether passengers morning, There ie mach difficulty in which ended in several men being killed or Lascar sailors was not stated. If the
It is stated from St. Petersburg that no getting letters convoyed to Kandahar. and wounded.
story had been true, it reported a loss of Lessengers who have come in this morn.
day has yet been fixed for the reseption of There is still a large gathering round
life which has perhaps never been equalled the Chinese and Japaness Amassadors, Kuch, about thirty miles from Quetta. ing
Messengera Colonel Rooma has been directed to pro
Cabal state that everything there in a loss of a single ship, save occasionally which it is considerad is not likely to take is perfoc'ly quiet. Letters, however, show in the uld daya of heavily-mauned sailing
first-rates. Bus the captata and his wife, place until after the termination of the Krasnoo Selo mancouvres, about the 20th Pishin,
acity, the unpopular men having been rather roughly handled by the mob; among to have deserted the vessel under the Im- In consequence of pressure of work it there Sirdar Noor Mahomed Kaan and pression that she was about to founder, and the Foreign Offico wa believe that the new Ghulam Nabi, & Public Works contractor. to have reported to their rescuera that oho Siamese agreement has not yet been signed, No gathering was reported in the Ghaz had foundered. Happlly the fears on which but that probably this will take plass on oi-direction, and Sirdar Hashim Khan had they had sated were not confirmed by the the 14th st. left that place for Zurmat, where he was to result. The Jeddah arrived at Aden all The St. Petersburg Golos states that the join Abdulla Khan, who was his adviser.safa a fow hours after she had been left to Marqois Tsung has informed the. Bassian He was despatched to respond to a friendly what seemed an inevitable fate, towed by Foreign Office of the wish of the Chinese invitation of the Ameer, when he received the steamer Antenor. There is a general Government to settle the questions in a lotter from Ayub iuforming him of the feeling existing of indignation and horror at dispute amicably by means of new negotia success be hat obtained. This changed what seems the cowardly desertion of their tons at Peking, and it is considered likely
the ship.
M. Butsoff, Minister at Peking, a present In the House of Comwors on the 12th, in St. Petersburg. Another Russian nowa Sir George Campbell gave notion to ask the paper mentions that since the arrival of resident of the Board of Trade a question the Marquis Teing the utmost sourecy is with referrence to the abandonment of the
observed. Tho team-ship feddah by the captain and a part to abeerre gress caution in its intercourse Embassy staff is enjoined of her orox. Sir John Hay gave uutios of with the inhabitants. Two members of a question as to the lights necessary for the Chung How's late Embassy have just left safe navigation of the Red Sea and its ap- St. Petersburg, ordered hors. The Mar proaches
quis Tseng, not having yet been presented to the Czar, obviously no negotiations have yet taken place. Prines Gortekskoff bas, it is stated, advised that before
agrea.
CONTINENTAL AND OTEKR TELEGRAMA. Constantinople, Aug, 19-The Porte, in replying to the Note of the Ambassslers of the Great Powera, offers Dalegno and asks for further delay. The Porte also ways that it declives to participate in any overoive measures against the Albaniant.
Aug. 22-Fony thousand Turkish troops under Rizs Pasha have arrived at Dalcigue
enforce the surrender of the tows. Aug. 24. The Ambassadors of the Great Powers at Constantinople have been in strueled to reply to the Porte that they refuse to dissuss the question of the line of the wildness of the handicapping, and no demarcation from the Greek frontier, and little amount of dissent was heard from
are only willing to negociate on details of minds, THE P. & O. steamer Nitem has the follow.quarters of the audience. To our it cession.
would arem that the prime object of 4 log report, which shows that coming up handicap is to endeavour to place every one
oppozition; though if Ayub Khan be de from, Singapore she also had met with on an equality, so that none may have an
The 15th Hussars have arrived and look leated and his troops dispersed, he will advantage, and all be made to exhibit their
fit after their long journey from probably subunit. very stormy weather :---
St. Petersburg, Aug, 23.-The Semi Of atwoch
Meernt
Cabul news confirms the report of the aisl Agence Russe deulaurs that the Porte'a Singapore to Hongkong, to latitude
August 24-The Pioneer anys that Jan desertion of large numbers of Ayub's troops, With all due respect to the Umpires and reservation of Zinosch and Grudds in only Hassim is hovering on our flauk, bat this especially the Hieratis. If defeated, he will 10.0.0 N., longitude 110 0.0 1., had light Judges who played their parte so well, we to fresh wind from 8.W. by West; thence cannot but think that their work of love deserted and the latter is ontside the line > pretext for delay, as the former town is
is doubtful.
hardly be able to get back to Horat. August 27.-General Phayre arrived at Musik-t-Alam is with the Ameer in Cabal, thick rainy and unsettled weather. From formed had a like number of
says that Chaman
Bfato regular swim- latituds 13.50 N., longitude 111.0.0 R.,
a conciliatory spirit sziata between mors been naked to gauge the competitors from 11.30 p.m.
weather increased 15th)
and China. The Chinese Ambassador bas having the office of Umpire and instead, to gale, very thick and heavy rain, osad Judge quite distinct.
had a farewell audience of the Czar, 223 had a With the exception engines; T 40 stopped and sounded 21 of the Starter (who is
Aug. 30.The Gaks publishes a a regular visitor at fathoms, 11.50 head easy, moderate fresh the Bath) we cannot conceive of the
Krosnovosk, Belection
الله
The tribal gathering at Kuch Amadan has been efectually dispersed, and all is
Aug. 28.-The Portu has sent a Nota / reported gaist in the Narri Hills and the his views, and he will remain at present in post and trust by the master and seamen of that the Bassian Plenipotentiary will be
the immediate surrender of Dulcigno. to its representatives abroad announcing
Во
Boland Pai
for twelve hours had it aqually N. W. with would have been much more efficiently or of demarcation. The sauce Russia dah yesterday. (76 miles from Kan- and daily preaches on his behalf,
from
Hia
gales with thick weather aud rain, Mid of four less efficient handicappers, from the of General Skobing that slegram is expected al Kandahar on the 29th; con- | their numbers are estimated at between six | mandership of the Bath, Civi Division.
(bere
expedition quartered
Aug. 14 were a
the vanguard
night stopped, and sounded 19. INTRODA simple fact, that for reasons best known to offensive querat) And Ayub Jian withdrawn his forces to a position in the highest and warmist terms of the been held at Capetown, at which a resolu- there should be a prelizainary stipulation
0.16 sighted Ladrones on port bow, prothemselves, they have almost entirely ceased ceeded full steed 0.40
by boarings
Eto
of little ladrone N. 86 W., great Ladrone Patronize the bath, or to favor us 0000
of their genial
secing one
fami-
alty with a sionally Peak N, 12 W.; strong breeze with frequent countenances as
a lookers-on. hard squalls of wind and rain with Very
We think we remember -thickness; 2.16 5 stopped and sounded in 18 liar face in the water two or three times
thom. 2.30 proceeded dead slow engines | early in the scason, one as looker-on one she must therefore anones of pease.ged in the rear of the 66th and carried |
this
ber
of Ligrat
Mosht-i-Alum's Bon
The Russian corvettes Strelok and Plan tron have arrived at Alexandria, en route to China.
Grand
Bambuy, Aug. 19. The Marine Court Paymaster Cowley served during the Berlin Biven in the Kaiserhof Hotel,
the
mod Jau is still sick at Jagato, his place
The Queen has conferred upon Mr E, J. General Roberts was at Khelati ghilzai residence. Large numbers of Andario and
are (85 miles from Kindabar) on the 24th and Tarakis are said to be still with the a moor, Reed, M.P., the honour of a Knight Com-
thousand. sequentis Ayob has ceased the sluge. and seven
ilighness apes.co A large and enthusiastic meeting has ing to send Plenipotentiary to Peking
eight miles westward.
british bo firat authentic details of the battle Government in open durbar, and tion was yuted expressing regret at the that the Chinese Ambasador should form.
the Berlin
19.-A fortaight's heavy of the 27th from General Karrows show that is feral feeling of the people toward in recall of Sir Bartle Frero and the conviction {ulate his coraplaints and claims, and antil bas 14. that the policy followed by him will be these are received by the Russian Foreign raina i Prasais have destroyed the crops. of the 2,800 man who were with him the surued his duties as Chief Justice of Cabul found to have been correct. A copy of the fice M. Buteoff will not leave.
Aug. 23-The North German Gouette loss included 21 officers and one thousand Mahomed Afzal Khan, brother of Malo-resolution is to be forwarded to the Earl of publishes an article which
say that men. The 66th lost 250. The
med 1 Jan, in iu sttendance on the Ameer at Kimberley. enemy shaken confidence Gambetta's speeches have
The Bala Hissar is boing put into The Himalaya, troopship, while on pas in Germany to the
awsy Jacch's Rifles who retreated on their His Highness still residing in can sage from Bombay to Aden, had the Professor Nordenskjöld and Dr. Schlis- BB necesary. Thick rain with very hard afternoon only, soms months ago, while the Western frontier as inscenre, which will fasion. At the same action at Khuskh
rinae to regard
own front, which
hich resulted in hopeless con-
Disfortune to loss its paymaster, Mr J. K.
marn have been entertained at a squalls of wind and raio, auable to dis-other two have visited this wet spot still loss
R.N., who died at sea on the 7th tinguish the land; 2.40 stopped and an frequently. Out of about ten or twelve
necessitate keeping a powerial:
erial army ready.
Nakud 280 of the Grandiors formed a square of
have suspended the certificate ult.
by the Geographical and ebered in 18 lathoms, overcast with fre-swimmers yesterday, aix were now
Paris, Aug. 19.-M. de Freycines and M. which was broken by Agub's cavalry. They of Captain Mackinson for nios months, for Hafür war of 1851-52 (medai); as assistant logical Societies. The discoverer
and Anthropo quant hard aqualls of wind and rain season, all of whom have been more or leas
Montauban in their speechen delivered yes lost both colors.
Thron
officers and 365 for gross carelessness and incompetency in paymaster of the Ringdore in the China North-East Fassage was ceremoniously of the Mahableshwar. They war, including the capture of the Peiho welcomed by the above named societies and Franca would do all to scoure the mainten in the direction of Agub is reported have also censured | and wind moderate, commenced to heave termining how the memboza stand their
of the Mahabahar,
of the Aattlesnake throughout her com Rath-haus. Upon the banquet
table weta training, and noting improvement.
adventurous policy. They also made an Jellalabad, Aug.
Findre, Aug. 20.-The Govern mission andor Commodore Commarell, in Presuming the above
argent sppeal for unity throughout the quartors reached Rozabad to-day and will ment of to be.
nearly be pretty
fying the
colours of all the enlightened CAFTAIF Bapatel, of the M. M. steamer the foots of the case, you will see ut one
got to Jellalabad to-morrow. All well. Stewart to stay the troops at fallalabad, the Ashantes war, for which he received nations, while one of the towers of Ilion in Calcutta, Aug. 20-The British ship Tho Dcus, which arrived at Singapore on the glance how utterly absurd it is, for these Birch Fale, Osptain Garrett, which left Ba-
country is
is perfectly quiet.
oving to the situation at Kabut, it the medal.
where At Berlin the Anthropological Congress the discoverer of Troy. The mens
paatry counterfeits reared itself in front of 7th instant, furnishes to the Straits Times minds to venture (with so little knowledge) tavia on the 14th July, was totally wrecked Guaral Roberts passed Ghazni onopposed among the ameer's troops and a Yakubzai is holding its annual meeting, the feature drawn up in Swedish
Native reports from pega state that is reported there has been a defection the following particulars of the Typhoon upon the nice distinction of handicapping on the east side of the Alguada reef on though Mahommed Jan and Hashing han demonstration.
and Griek which he encountered shortly after leaving old stegers who improve much, and 6 per the morning of the 14th instant, but no
It should be Impossible of the Congress being the visit of two Emperor having been proposed by Herr Hongkong at noon on the 30th utimo, and cent of members whose capacity they must of
Fare hovering on his flanks, Certain to retrace, our steps as the country along gentlemen of high reputation all over the You Stosch, Chief of the Admiralty, Pro- lives were lost. There has been vory heavy which caused his late arrival at that port:necosity be wholly unfamiliar with. weather at the north cast ouruer of the bar. Tarakis, who had undertaken to assist him the line of march is simply eaten out, and world, Dr. Henry Schliemann and Professor fessor Virchow asited a bumper to the
A typhoon was signalled from Manila
Bey, with supplies, baving, at the fustigation of as our understanding with the Ameer was Nordenskjöld.
guests of before the Oxus left Hongkong. After
With the view of
of the evening, which was on. In the House of Commons on the 6th,husiastically responded that he shonid establish himself unaided, it
und acknow. leaving Hongkong met with a heavy sen
and encouraging fled from his camp, the Ameer had seized with wind N. E. and afterwards E. and S.
study of scientific
agriculture, the Bengal the Spega mallike who had gone into Cabul antil General Roberts has relieved Kan Government had taken any steps to put an Sobliemann. Professor E. At 11 p.m. on
dabar, the
after which Herat should be ccou- end to the interferonto on the part of the Dr. Schliemann, with some prominent 30th
their respects. August, an
scholarships of £200 each, to be held by enormous sea broke over the
Aug steamer, break ing the port side of the bridge, and carrying
science graduates of the Calentte Univerity Hagher brigada arrived at Rossbad this hir Lepel Grifla arrived here this morning chemical trades, which was the subject of have been honoured by an invitation to at Cirencester College The first two will mording, and come on hore to-morrow. away the red light on the eastern side and
A memorial, signed by merocal influential dine with the Crown Prince and Princess Cholers of daily in flooding the decks heavily. Steered slowly
be tenable for two-and-a-half years, from the Chief Political Officer and bis Staff creating virulenco has made its appearance firms, to Lord Salisbury in Angust last. at Potsdam, bar Royal and Imperial High- E. N. E. and at 5 am. on the 51st the
commencement of 1881. An allowance arrived at Jalalabad to-day. Mr Lapel in Peshawar.
sit C. Dilke, ia reply, said a
ia copy of the neas taking an especial interest la evientifia of R1,000 will be made to defray she ex- Gridia expects a farewell visit from the Simla, ang, 13-The news received in memorial was sent to liar Majesty's Chargé research. penses of scholarship-holders proceeding Badshah of Kaner before leaving. The Quetta on the 18th, from the military post d'Aftred ira Japan, with
instructions to
throughout and thick within ; 400 strong training for the races. This then is the terday expressed their earnest desire that i men of Jacob's Rifles fed back in confusion the navigation Hawkins, the chief mate | zores (medal with clasp}; and as paymaster | the city in the £nely-decorated ball of tho breezy and overcast, 4.85 weather olearing time to visit the bath with the view of de ance of peace, and never embark in any to be short of ammun army head-tudis bave directed Sir Donald cluding service on the Gold Coast during Aced a model of the trimin,
cable 5.80.
bazometer began to rise and the sea to down. Conturued to atear E. and E. 5.
Yours faithfully,
PINCES.
Police Intelligence. (Before the Hon. M. & Tounochy). Thursday, Sept. 16.
country.
Vega,
¡ improvement in Promoting agricultural Haabim Khan and his pega followers,ould be impolitic to do so at any rate Mr Alderman Fowler asked whether the edged by Baron B
and Di
ATM
Government has created two annual special to 120-The head-quartare and General pied and the Persians eventually let in. Japanese Government in the drug and members of the Anthropological Society's
the
THEFT FROM AN EMPLOYEE.
Chin Akut, 24; chair coolie, whose case
to
course.
MY
en route to simla
of the heavy sea, and towards night laid the convicted of stealing, on the night of the roy's chaptain, lies in a precarious sisters, and Sizdar Kalu Khan, hie monta after the attack was repulsed there should be proper grounds for t
Baigon.
steamer at fall speed on the direct course to 15th of Aug. s $5 note and some clothing
the property of his employer, 8. 8. Norfolk, which arrived at Binga- hard labour for six months,
He was sentenced to be imprisoned with pore on the 8th inst. from Ching, did not, our contemporary states, experience the ty phoon reported by the Ocue, and antil her arrival was in blimful ignorance of auch having reged in the China sea.
MENDIOAST.
Kung Afak was charged with bagging in the rublis Streets on the 15th insti
His exonse was that he was sick and bad As to the Bosboy telegram dated 8th inst. been trying to raise enough money to take
him to his native place,
Defondent was discharged, and his Singapor is as follows tend a passage was ordered to be paid to Sumon
Fighting has been continued at Kanda. out of the Peor hox,
we note that the version of it published at
م الشان
Tho
Chief Political Officer, and escorted him to the direction of Seat. Up to Tuesdayket, at the instance of the frighord Unsurveyed World? If so, here is the
azouzia Jallalabad,
He
to Admiral Coote, and
and the typhoon passed east of the steamner, WARTOmanded from 14th inst,, was again England, and a similar allowance for late Governor of Jellalabad, Sirdar Wadaka Kuch Amadan, states that 48 dead take sach action as might be necessary for Iron Duke, the United Servisa « Gokėtis With reference to the grounding of the At noon on the 31st August atered in the brought before the Court, and after fresh the return journey on completion of the Khan, came out some few miles to meet bodies were found outside the entrench the protection of importers of drugs in case says: Is Okoeid leland, Wing of sid direction of Saigon at half speed ou nocount evidence against him had been heard, was
Simle, Aug. 20-Father Kers, the Vice-
Bouth west coast of Yesso, part of wens yesterday pay
tervention of Her Majesty's Government. his respects (Fras Commissioner.) with Uppins fever. Ho slept little last Raul Khan, also one out to meet the been reported from Tangi on the frontier la
At Korsbad the new fovernor, Abdal Aug. 18.-An outbreak of cholera has A writ has been served upon
being, bazarded Land case of an ironclad flag-ship night, but the faver continues.
claiming penalties from his Lord knowledge of
through an absence of reliable charts. A cantonments. The new Governor, the there had been forty cases and twenty abip, he having voted against the Com-
of the soundings or nature of part of INDIAN TELEGRAMS.
Ameer's nomines, is a much stronger man deaths. Dr Taylor, who has just returned pensation for Disturbines Bill without the bottom in the vicinity, of this
Japan would been taken the oath,
of than his predecessor.
enlated 300 to Peshawar, thinks that if traffle on the | having
have
sistanco great The Indian telogramme in the Mail Extra komidars, and others are joining. Letters Cabal river be stopped, the spread of the The telegraph cable has Botto
might have prevent ed the hegarding of the fron Dula. Os of the Straits Times are mostly stale, have been sent by him to the heads of the epidemis to this side might be delayed bill worked since the 30th utt. It la stated a
at sad auprofitable" but from our Indian them to come in and pay their respects and have been issued accordingly.
different villages in his Jurisdiction, telling her the army passes through, and orders that the anchor of a German ship from some charts lately published by the Ad
Slugapore became entangled in the cable, miralty a great want of t ales we give a few telegrams of Interest and settle points regarding the revenge in and Aug. 20.Dr Beller, C.8.5., Senitary that the cuptato, mistaking to for a rope the front Desko, following that of the offes Bounding • hne: bonu trust that the grounding of observed. We Commissioner of the Punjab, is to proceed from a wreck, dragged 16 (along" several Butkah, dag, 13-The country may be All is quiet, though owing to the inse mmediately to Peshawar, to ascertain the hours and ultimately cut it. The German and Tenedos presumably from almilat the fact that it might have been traer congratulated on the completo succes of the surity of the road beyond the furthest charsoter of the cholers outbreak at l'angl, company which owas it is expected to take danses, will call their lordships' attention to withdrawal from Cabul There seems point pocupied by the troops, a large and to advise Government regarding any proceedings against him. Betonowy to havo redound the imite of my, youn Klan har fled, 22 guns have
fale chanes of the permanency of affaire, quantity of merchandise has accumulated danger that may be apprehended for the The following appointments are geThe Unsurveyed World" before they been captured, no prioners
NO LIGHT OR PARK, The Kandahar news, which has so agitats here. It is rumoured that the present troops returning from Cabul. The original zetted 1-Mr G. W. Des Vaux, O.M.G., were persuaded to abolish the Superlaten. Tin Atas silversmith, 84, was convicted ed India, has had much less effect both overdo is about to be transferred to order by the Commissioner of Pembayur Governor of the Bahama Islande, to he tent of Charistij What we received and published was in of belog at large in the Streets of Hongkong will army and with the Afghans, and Loughman and replaced by Bledar Ahmad stopping traffic soross the Cabul river has Governor of F1; Mr T. F. Callaghan,
The double screw, composite gan vésiol. Tweedie at been cancelled, as the Government of India | O.M.G., Governor of the Falkland Islands, vanni, 1 a.m., un, the 16th intent without a not one single Uhlef of importance Khan, late assistant to Coloneluk | dosa inot countenance the contagion theory. I to bo Govorner of the Bashɛwa Islanda ; Mr Frolic, 4, 592 tons, 800-horse power, Com
known to have altered his line of conduct and Paswan, there a
Gundamuk. At in the case at Ayub Khan has Bed His loss is light or pass. guins, and the laughter of the enemy the same offer.ce.
He admitted a previode conviction for in consequanto of the victory obtained by
ja: at Fort Battre and
Aug. 22It is reported through Qdesta of Appeals, Barbadoes, to be Governor of from China, after an abrones of BARO
Thomse Kerr, Judge of the Assistant Court mauder S. H. Rickman, recently arrivol great. The British loss in 248 and ne pri
Flood one dollar, or in default fourteen neutralisad by the bold policy of the Goy. storas. At the latter place there from Kandahar, that a aortio was the Falkland Islande.
Ayub, whith in Northern Afghanistan is Rosbad a very large amount of
years, been paid off at Chatham docks soners taken."
said to made by the garrison to which Ayuba days' imprisonment.
under the supervision of the officials erataent in sending a forse to Kandahar be upwards of 2,000 mannds of grain over Herald troops suffered our loss not known. M. Cordier died in Paris on the 5th inst, of the steam reserve. The froso left sulli and above all requirements. This may be Tribal gatherloge to the northward of the after a long and painful illness. He was England on Feb. 10, 1878, for Honkong, and goud in part carted away, but much muss be
attack on our communications in Pishin. adopted commercial pursuits. When a the 20th April, 1870. On the crew being Sirdar Yusuf Khan, dated Cabal, the 10, appointment of Belgian Consul, and as an the usual period of leave of absence of Aug. 28.-Latters from the Ameer and banker in San Francisco, he received the paid off the officers and men ware granted state that the Kandalar army is progressing acknowledgment of his services in that fall pay.
har resulting in great slaughter to the eas
there. ternie
The telegram of the same date
DISTURBANCE IN A THEATRE,
vis Ghozat. This forve
olent for all work before Probably
yard,
same date pablished at Shanghai ran
Ayub Khan has fled. 38 guns have been slaughter.no prisoners have been taken. was convicted of entering the Koshing Bolan at this time of the year when post as six or seven Hero, also, supplies ing too many troops to Kandahar vin one or two rupees per mannd; while it The British loss is only 216,
Theatro on the night of the 15th inst; supplios will undoubtedly be scanty.
| are somewhat in excess of the domani,
taken, and the enemy experienced "grest | Chung Aleung, 24 years old, unemplorat Judges herə doubt the advisability of send. wasted, Parchasere are wanting at even Khojak Pasa are supposed to be intending born at Lieux in 1812, and at an early age and was recommissioned at Hongkong oa