No. 5705 = October 28, 1881.]
THE
CHINA
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MAIL.
like Chinese,... We hear that Mr D, Spenco | Consul, and he having given his decision,nounced her decision, which is that neither
INDIAN TELEGRAMS.
13,660 tona 1,100 horse power, Commander goes there only tenipurarily, and that ho the matter was ended, she vor the young Emperor will attend the Lahore, Sept. 30.-The outbreak of chol. J. H. Stokes, having completed repairs, has will soon be releveil, by Mr Alex Hosis, His Lordship had very serious doubts funeral of the Eastern Empres beyond the uraic fever at Umritent has much increased proceeded to Woolwich to ship staros for now second Assistant at H.H.Ma Con-ubout the whole matter. There were cer city gates.
The inoreslitydilly is neatly three hired and Maita, and after delivering "ulate in Shanghii!
ptain facts he should like to eligit. He By presumption, both the Emprese nad Urgent, Lalegians have been received here then she will ritum to Eigland and ship Mr Hose, we hote, by the last news, is would not finally decide to day, but would the youthful Entperor thonid join he pru for medical assistance: The Sikh priests storen for the China station.
take a note that Colonel Mosby hand ap-cosion at the outset, and should take part are reading grunts commously to avert
oxes for the China static now on his way to Olangking,
peared and raised the point..
until the vary. laat
and J.-Inglis, of Glasgow, for a in Messrs A. is necessarily fatiguing, the weather, is that of chill great alarm,
Law Notice,
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF /
HONGKONG. (Before His Lordship the dating Chief wellustice, P. Shouten, Esq.)
PROBAZE JURISDICTION-Thursday, 27th
Totondi Mosby knew nothing about the over. The journay, howey of burial is further calamity, and the population are new fast river steamer, intended to ply on bo. universities if they did not assign hundreds of kilometres more distant from
original merits of the cast.
His Lordship remarked that the sailors October," and the Empress declares that suffert Lahore cholera has died
Here at
Longdimovsions are. 20 feet longs 38 feet in English exition for and more my they are now working oorgeticaly--would-
sudica to incruses the importance of our
onies, its empires. From merely practical different from the qutu que. First of all, reasons the two high school of England can we want a botter system of nulways con- not ignore the duty of supporting and ennutting the Adriatic coast with the North couraging, by every moans at their comment of the Empire and the East of Germany. a schola-like mudy of those countries and Our roade were almost all intended to people, with their langauges, shabonis, Venice, which was Austrian till religions, literatures, and antiquities. | 1800, whilst they Rotually ... projudided The English Universities would cease to Trieste, which oven now ia by several Rawal Findes and Ferozepure are also the Canton river. She will be a paddle to the Last ite legitimate position by our Northern industrial districts than the boat, similar to those now working in those the side of the West, Much, no doubt, Italian Queen of the Adriatic. Some were shipped here, and signed articles, but her health will not permit her to go out of
but waters and wholly built of steel. Her has been done of late in the two corrections of the existing lines and some the prescut master was not then in the Peking, and that her "que atque tale" must choleric fever is very heavy.
for the advancament
ment additions to our railway-net, as for instance, vessel, and knew nothing about it.
be said at the Poking gates. Further, that Tellicherry, Oct. 1-The British India breadth, and about 13 feet in depth.
be the Vorarlberg list which, of Oriental
by-the-bre Colonel Mosby did not think this was re- as she cannot, or will. not, attend the
the immediate future, the steamer Africe stranded at Cody Quilandy The vessel will be of the highest class inexpected. ceremonial, for the reasons sho levant to the question at issue.
gives, the Oct. 11.In the goods of Jrão José did not unke the contract with the seamen second or nunor proposition is held to be weather was calm; and +sistance. The elegant style of American river boats. She struction predominate toonuch, and comacreo with the. Far East, and ensure His Lordship pointed mit that this man boy Sovereign cannot attend either. The than morning. The cargo is being landed at very reapot, and fitted in the enatomiary But the practical interests of morn
Tallicherry in buata sent for a
the passengers wero is intended to steam ever fifteen knots an often to the total exclusion of roal acholur. abundant freights to the Btraits Settlements, press excites remark. Probably her reasons, from Calient to Bandagira. The Agent number of native passengers. It is expected Hindi and Hindustani, of Bengali and Malctuated by valid, but the intended abseng of the Em-landed cufely. The timer was bound tour on a draught of oight feet of water, ship. We have had of late to appoint, for Siam, Chiús,
It would be and to accommodate contfortably a Targe
if the Lloyd were if they were disclosed, would be amplo tó
instance, touchers of Tamil and Telugu, of suflicion o and his Assistant and the Mastor Attendant that the boat will get about early next year, rathi We have a chair of Banskrit, found prising, and wise spirit of forcaight, by ca- justify her decision, if indeed the bad any have gone to the scone of the accident.
camineral, onter need to justify herself to anybody.
She is
* Oct. 2.-The Africa is in extreme car and join the line of the Hongkong, Canton,ed by an Indian colonel, chiety for the sake tablishing in Austria, as well as in Germany not in good health, and the young Emperca
drawn.
next suminer.
for India. We have besides a young Indian, now hardly exist, un even dynudio interest and State policy why The Captain has wired to Bombay for board a fine specimen of a brown bear, present hero
The Moleste, from the China station, has Pandit Shyamaji Krishnavarman, who is cond soudition for prepozit would be every possible precaution should be taken
pumps and steamer.
and who useful of some establishments of de to avert all risks of accident.
hptured in North Japan, which the milersinstruction in Sanskrit conversation, at Ox- dit, umpable a mauring those numerous have trained to be as decile ne a cat. It is furd. It is oven intended to found an Ind- financial facilities, easily to
be obtained in ological card will be presented to the an Institute, to which lie tutives of India. Hamburg and other places,
have most generously sent their contribu- From Trieste o us revert to
da Siva e Sousa, deceased. Inventory, Account and Scheme of Administration, for Sanction.
IN THE VICE-ADMIRALTY COURT
at
tall.
Colonel Mosby: The contract is with the His Lordship: Either the master or the ship itself is diable for wagss. M
ColonelMosby:Certainly. Of course sailors
&
Before the Worshipful F. Snowder Judge entered into the contract with the mastor, is weakly, and these are all ressous of ger; wator is tweon decks, firos have been and Macno Steamboat Company during of odnesting divil servants and missionaries and other countries, activo agencies, which
OF HONGKONG.
and Commissary.)
The eight balls of opium, derelicto tion by the Queen's Advocate for a Com- mission of Salo and Appraiament.
ANCE OFFICE.
REPORT OF THE CANTON INSUR The following is the report for presenta tion to the Shareholders at the Annual General Meeting, to be held at the Offices of the Company, on Friday, 28th October, 1881, at three o'clock p.m.
The General Agonts have now to submit
ment of Accounts,
fere.
Office 1880.-In June last a Dividend of 8178.95 per Share and Return of 15
*Contributions was paid, and the cent on General Agents and Consulting Committee regret now having to report claims so heavy cases. that they do not feel justified in making any further distribution. After providing, therefore, for outstandings the Account has closed, and shows a not-profit of 8161,056.00 distributed as above
been
A
Ufice 1881.-The Open Statement shows balance of $385,088.39 at credit after allowing for all known disasters to date, which resulta will it is hoped be considered satisfactory
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co. General Agents, Canton Insurance Office.
·
no
No lives were lost,
n
Gardens.
tú
Lordship in giving judgment said but all or nearly all the illicit traffic is bohind, and all was lost. The cavalry took One of the bas besu turned into a gigantic scientific work, and no books could hope for Seal of the Suprime Chief? It is writto,
the matter, having been dealt with by the Comand at Manila was outside his jurisdie- tion, asid lis must therefore dismiss the
cases.
Police Intelligence. (Before Frederick Stewart, Esq.) Wednesday, Oct. 26.
men and women,
and although there might be a change of masters still that did not ralease the sailors. His Lordship pointed that this captain knew nothing about the affair at all. The The direction of the funeral ceremonies men had been disrated for reasons which devolves on the Viceroy of Chilli, Li-Hang- The following two telegrams are frota his Lordship did not know, and which the Chang.. captain did not know.
There has been some scandal here about our Indian files -
At the sitting of the Ecumenical Methotions in the hope of supplying young Indians whore we have had for almost a week in Colonel Mosby said that was a matter difficulties suddenly put in the way of an Quetta, Oct. 4.--Further news from Kandist Conference on the 17th insta resolu- studyng at Oxford with an education corres-teresting guests from China his Excellency that the Consul at Manila had decided.
His Lordship
enterprising foreignst, who for astire years dahar shows that the battle of the 22nd was tion was passed declaring the manufacture ronding to their wants. Our Professorship Loe-Tong Pno, Envoy Extraordinary from That was a point which has carried on a large business witli Tientsinnt au casily won us was at first supposed, and sale of opiuni to be a serious drawback of Chinese was chiefly endowed by English the Chinese mpire, and the functionaries had not escaped his notite, but it was a and Shanghai; till now without hindrance; and that but for very extensive treachery to the spread of Christianity i in China, and merchants who had mails their fortune of the Legation. The Chinese diplomatist question whether he should be bound, or though to carry on foreign trade in Peking
eking in his own camp. Ayub would probably injurious to the
credit
Eastern world, and any Court should be bound by that certi- is supposed to be contrary to treaty pro have been successful. The Kandahari 2 England throughout this taste punce of in China, and wished to enable young arrivet from Harlin, where he is netradited
Englishmen
to fit themselves for a resily and resident, and presented lus eredentials ficate. If the
had not come up visions. In fact he is the only foreigner giments at first drove back the Araeor's appealing to all the Churches of Christon useful career in that country" The learned to the Emperor of Anatria. He has already buiore thu
Cestion
his Lordship should not who lus been able to do it, but why or troops, and had retually succeeded in cap dom to endeavour to create such a state of professor spoke at considerable length on returned to Germany, where he will con only have had jurisdiction, but it would wherefore is not yet apparent, Lately, turing three of his gans when the to the Shareholders the usual Annual State have been his duty to have dealt with the however, the Chinese native Customs have as well as one of the Cabulenerates, public sentiment as would render a couting. the difficulties experienced by English stu- tinue to reside, intending pay a visit, of the Cabulec regiments,ance of the opium trattie impossible. dents who wished to attend lectures on every now and then to Vienna, although matter without reference to any Consul reconsidered the leave
fire on
The Inter-Oceanic Steam Yachting Com Egyptian, Assyrian or Babylonian anti-no permanent Legation is to be established them the irregulars, hitherte given,theless, the Kandaharis - retired (pany, by a judicious spplication of the quities, cunicform inscriptions, and on the in this town, as is the case in Berlin if not formally, and the trade which whatever. If the Court sew that the Consul weer dealing with the matter it did not in-waa growing into imported as be of nur proceeding to entrench themselves, in order tice for making the tour of the world in an to go to the Universities of Germany and to Emperor Francis Joseph, which is of a
good order into
the old city
old city and were jaiouple of co-operation, place opportuni- literature of Veda or Baddhiari. They had Loo-fong-Pan was the Lenrer of a letter promed, or so tazed and The other four complainants stated their value. A very large smuggling trade is to make a final stand, when the other two easy and elegant style at the disposal of any France. He did not doubt but that the evil particular kind. It is not signed by the
carried on between Poking andits sea port,
Cabulee regiments attacked them from one who lins £500 and air months to spate, would shortly be remedied. In England no Chinese Emperor, as most sliuilas documents P. & 0, Company's steamers, encouragement whatever was given to purely are, but bears the inscription Imperial purely Chinese. The mandarine refuse to a
a very small part in the battle, and Ayah the Ceylon, understand that the lekin and other levies retired with all his sovare, but it is not pleasure yacht for fifty people able and success unless they were able to appeal to the not on paper, but on yellow silk this being make peuple try to evade the imposta, und known where he has gone. The Surtip is willing to sild the circumnavigation of the interests of the larger classes of educated considered as a proof of respect and kind so by degress
said to be still in the neighbourhood of Mel globe to the other enjoyments of bitc. trade tematic smuggling
I do it insinuste Karez, but unless he intends to come to Starting about the middle of Gotobor, the with the assistance of the Indian Governeign Office he received no communica There had however, regard. As for the Chief of our For- STOWE up, that the
foreigner who has been interns with the Ameer he cannot stay there steamer will take the Mediterranean route meat, been funds provided for the publication whatever from the Chinese Govern trouble amuggled on the contrary, I have long, for the Ameer has already sent four by the Suez Canal, India, China, Japan, tion of a collection of translations of Sacred ment. vory imperfect information on this point. regiments in the direction of Girishk under San Francisco, the Falkland Islands, And Books of the Eust." Nearly twenty volumer
Now that
connections All I know is, that he, and he alone, has the command of Sirdare Mahomed Yusuf Monte Video.
of this work had been published and who are established in the European mode be-
regular diplomatic carried on foreign business in Peking, and Khan, Mahomed Aziz Kiun, and the Sipah The Directors of the Peninsular and ever had the will and knowledge to take tween the two Empires wil he opportune that mono days ago, with or without reason, Sillar Ghulam Haider, Carki (not the hero Oriental Company have contracted with
welcomed. he was subjected to stoppagos en ufe of Karel-i-Atts, who was a Tokhi), The Messrs Caird & Co., of Growout, ferite part in this truly exiental undertaking would to give some statements witli reference to the connection that have hitherto existed Probably you will hear more by and bye, Amear himself has annumced his inten-new steamers of about 4,400 tons gross
In the afternoon the sections began their between this country and China. There as tho Chinese threaten seizure, and if the Lion
tion of following in a few
The measurement. The vessels, which will be work.
was on Ambassador from the Celestial Em- lew days. foreigner is in the right, and can justify his damage done by lucting in the city does not constructed on precisely similar lines, will
pire at the Roman Empire" at the end of business, the treaty power Ministers will seem to have been very great, but the inlab be of the following dimensions, viz.
the reign of Emperor Augustus. I need have to protect him from wrongful treat itants are still much alarmed, lost.
they 87 it. The engines will be of 800-h.p.
COMPANY.
style themselves, as their official name are not likely to escape without a heavy fine." be engaged the prisoner's rickaha to convey
hows, the successors of Augustus Bo Vienna, Sept. 10.
sides, when barco Polo came back from his him to a friend's house. He did not know
There is certainly no question of mors on the Argandali from Kloja Malk to Pan- and 100 CHAN TAI 9. HENDERSON (867).This the name of the street where his friend
jwal are said to have been completely sack The yessels are to be named the Bullarat the Austrer-Huligarian Lloyd Sten Navi. ruler of Chins to the Pope as well as to the case was resumed this morning. Colonel lived, but the house was tired the Kwong
and Parramatta. The same Company's Mosby, American Consul, was in attend-Ying Cheng. He had six bundles withi
for the plundered Duranis wil probably go
the Clyde, built by Mosare Denny Satin Company; all interests of the coun- raperor of Gurmany, One of the Chinese sovereigns, who reigned in the second half him containing clothing and other articles,
off with the remnants of the Kandahari regi- & and on arriving at his friend's house he
ments and igin Avab in Herat. The Ameer fastest passaging 41 hours 33 minutes tanity to criticise the manner of the Lloyd':ation, which he subtantiated by.
on record round. from the Company. Having frequently had oppor the operation of the Triesto Navigation went in and left tlie bundles in defendant's
por press Minrin-There a very high feeling of has addressed conciliatory
letters to
to the
DaClyde, her time trap.
The following telegrams are taken from rani Chiefs and apponited Governors to the from the Cloch light to Dungeness, or at dealing with the public, I am happy this On leaving the house a few minutes afterwards the 'rickaha was still waiting for
outlying districte. Two of the mullahs who the rate of fully 16 knota an hour, him, bat his bundles were gono. On ask the Straits Times Extra :- ing defendant about them he denied all Talon, Oct. 5.--Mr Horace Walpole has signed the futeal stigandising the Ameer The Clyde, built and engined by Messrs me to be alle tostute that a great improve-bishou in Poking to compose for his own
an infidel, reft
refused to fouwear themselves Denoy Brothers, of Dumbarton, to the that the movement onwarda is owing, no has taken place of late. It is tru knowledge of the things.
been appointed Financial Secretary in the and were therefore bayonetted to death in order of the P. and O. Company, of 3,100 India Office.
to the merits of the Austrian Company, Obituary-General Fott.
Abduhan'a Presence and their bodies cons register, went on her trial on the Clyde but to the application of a great principle dagged through the city. The reat of the the 13th inst, and attained a s piullahs were left off with a fine.
speed of 15-9, knots (equal to 18 miles) nevertheless the improvement is undeni per hour, the horse power indicated being
This principle has, whenever, applied, This vessel is fitted with all
proved productive of success, and beneficia to the public at large, and is that of fre competition, the fundamental rule of free-
competition in Austria is the admission of the British P. and O. Company to establisl is line of steaners in Trieste. Howeven secondary the fact may seen at the fra sight, it is of the greatest importance foi which for all its maritime country,
SUPREME COURT IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION., (Before Hin Honour the Acting Prisno Judge, J. Ruanell, Eng.) Wednesday, Oct. 26.
ance.
His Lordship mid he was very glad to seo Colonel Mosby there as he wished to see about some papera which had been de tained by the Consul at Manila.
Q
Colonel Mosby said he wanted to raise a preliminary objection as to jurisdiction. Under the American law most of the duties of a Consul were purely of Ministerial character, but with reference to disputes between masters and seamen about wages, the Consul was investod with judicial powers. When a seaman signed articles on an Atarican ship he submitted to American law, and by the terms of the contract the Cousul was judge and arbitrator in all dis-
A`SUSPICIOUS`GASP."
Wong Mo, a jinzickahu coolie, was charged with stealing a bundle of clothing on the
25th inst., valued at $25.
Ng Hung Kam, an elderly man who do scribed himself as a necromancer, said he
dily
arrived here yesterday' forenoon in a pas ment or oppression. I. fancy, however, shonld be given up to plunder; and Length, 400.ft.; breadth, 43 ft.; and dopta, THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN, LLOYD'S {arily add that the Austrian sovereigns ange-boat from Sham Chun. On landing that no war will come of it, at least there he villages outside the city and the villages in, and the stroke ia' ft. 6 in.general importance to Austria than that of great voyages he brought letters from the.
Defenduit said he did not know how the bandles had disappeared. He also admitted previous conviction of larceny in February lust,
G
Romanded till Wednesday next, the 2nd proximé.
of prepared opium on the 25th inet., with cut a certicate from the Upiam Farmer:
BREACH OF THE OPTUN ORDINANCE. putes between him and the master about Chong Aping, seaman, appeared on wagen. So that when the Consul had discharge of being in possession of quantity charged the scaman and judicially deter- mined this question of wagus, it seemed to him that the case was res judicato, and that his desision could not be reviewed by any other Court.
His Lordship mid that as to the matter of jurisdiction there was no doubt about that. That the Courts did not intefero in disputes about wages which were bofore the Consul was simply a tattor of policy, The Court had got jurisdiction; there was no question about that, but as a matter of courtesy they did not interfero.
Colonel Mosby said he had no juriadie- tion.
છીપવી
Antoniocos Santos, an excise officer, proy- ed arresting the prisoner yesterday afternoon on the arrival of the Canton steamer, and finding about seven tuels of opium concealed in his pillow-box.
Defendant admitted the charge, and was tined in the sum of $50, in default of pay- ment six weeks' imprisonment with hard labour. The opium was also ordered to be forfeited to the Opiam Farmer.
OBSTRUCTION,
:
are no signs of danger yet. Shanghai
Courier Cor. ་'་
NEWS BY THE ENGLISH MAIL.
Oct. 6.-Obituary, Sir J. B. Karelake. Oct. 7.-The Standard publishes a tele- gram stating that a serious sing is ro- ported in Zululand.
Mr Gladstone has gone to Lead to participate in a Liberal demonstration.
Gladstone speaking at Lots said that Mr the Irish Land Act was not needed in gland, at that changes were required in the relations between lords and tenants
The French force has occupied the town of Tunis.
Oct 8A Cabinet Council is summoned for Wednesday next.
Mr Gladstone, speaking at a banquet at Townhall, Leeds, said that the issue in Iru- land was between law and lawlessness.
the line, urinal,
working op
to more that 4,000- indicated. The cylinders are of in.
ed. This is bad policy en the part of Amee Dunbarton, has just marle the try, some of then being vital. aré impof the oighteenth century, had for the Eme
Late
11
blo.
thede. The most recent application of free.
THE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS. OF ORIENTALISTS. (Abridged from the L. & C. Erpress,
this
18€ 1
der given to the missionaries then est
the last sovereign of the firest Hapsburg line. In 1874 Herr von Jafice,
who was iccredited to Japan, alao presented credentials to the Chinose Bra-
veror, and was received at the Court of Peking
A treaty of commerce is now, you al in ons of yourlaat numbere, to be coneind- ad with China, and a regular line of steamers babe organised, with Ching. But it is doubt ful whether, as somu journals stated,
Chineas Consulates will be ostablished in Vienna and Trieste.
Simta, Oct. The appointed investi- ture of Knights Commuters of the Bath 4,900. took place last evening in a great shamiana recent improvements, the saloon and de in frout of Government House. Nearly corative work being completed in a very 400 people must have been present. The artistic mumer. The Clyde will be de Proceedings, however, were purely formal, patched from London to Calcutta on and it was only the great array of bril- lth Oct. liantly-dressed spectators that lent it satemnity. On each side of the oblong samiand was arranged a great bank of chairs, and at the end a das with a throne for the Viceroy... Half-past nine was the our fixed for the ceremony, and the spec- tators were all present out after this time, but the guests of the Viceroy'a dinner-party did not make their appease till a quarter past ten. As soon as these were scated, His Excellency the Viceny entered from the wal of the tent farthest from the dais and walked up the middle. in prosession, with his aidex-de-camp. Then the Hon'ble comed the guests in a speech of real elo- the minima and maxima of the Austrian, they will not return to the Wont sou Foreign Secretary, read the quence, delivered extempore, in which he and English tarifs, linn been concluded be if at all, the Toxic Government intending to
Paries Grite,
September 16.)
| intercourse with the South and East in
reduced to the Lloyd line only. Although of a quite recent date, this competition The International Congress of Orientalists of the P. and 0. Company has already was opened on the 12th inst. in the auk produced a considerable improvement, the of the Royal Univarsity, at Berlin, delegates fruan England for Professin niissions of the British line, reduced The Lloyd having, in consequence of the ad Max Millor and Mr Monier Williams. The some of its rates on goods to Alexandria and Minister of Education, Von Gidsster, wel- other places. An arrangement, stipulating
r
Parisian papers affirmed that General Eda Yndzuru, the aprese Minister in this town was to be placed at the head of the Logation in France. This, it ia true was at a certain tine sariqusly spoken about, but it has been in Vienna. Ho ulices his sojourn here in decided since that the General is to romin,
E the Gez- steadily continuing his studies of man language. htt gation left for Tokio, after having lived long. Two of the Attaches at the Japanese Le- Snough here to acquire a pretty good know- ledgo. of Europe. As most of their country-
number of
young
He entrasted Parnell's gospel of public plünder and his degrading and immoral doctrines with Daniel O'Connell's loyal utterances. He admitted that the paing Chan Abat, of houso No. 233, Prays of the Land Act impessee upon Government the absence of West, appeared on a summons, charged new and special obligations to rigorously Queen's Commission appointing the Vice- dwelt on the importance of Oriental studies ( tween the two competing companies. Still the different Ministries and superior-of- His Lordship alluded to the papers
with leaving one huustred lags of rice on a enfores law and uphold pitblis peace. In Dolume! Mumby said there was a paper foot path, thereby unlawfully, causing an conclusion he appealed to all classes to supuy to perform the investiture, and one by from the Manila Consul about the discharge obstruction to a public thoroughfare.
port the Government in the great impute the nights were brought up and in vested accordingly with the collar of their Defendant admitted the charge and was ing oris. of the man. When a seanitz was
order. The Colonel White was decorated 0. Mr Gladstone, replying to ad- with his Vietoria Cross, and the proceedings Oct charged from his ship the very first ques- fived in the sum of 85, in default five days' tion to be decided and adjudicated upon imprisonment,
dresses from the Northern Chambers of
were over. The spectators, however, were was that of wages If any wages had been
Comment Fillud conclude a retrogres then requested to pass over into Govt due these men, the Consul would neces-
Government not
mont and investiture melted sarily have had thom paid.
of Commerce with, ve. Treaty
into a conversazione. criate existing principles. At a Liberal meeting in the afternoon, at which 25,000 people were present, he soverėly
Afghan policy of the criticized the
dia-
ARCERY
Wan asing, a coolic, was charged with being in unlawful possession of a number of carpenter's tools.
Defendant was found at an early hour
His Lordship understood that by the American law there must be a log-book on board. He wanted to find something abone the dirrating of these man; the ship papers had been altered."
Colonel Mosby believed that was dous at articles of
sive
(London & China Expris, Sept:'23.) The Rev. C. Vaughan, eurite of St. Paul's.
a throwing light on the ancient history of this armngement, as most of the conven- aces with natives conversant with our habits mankind, and as forming, particularly in tione concluded between competitors, will and customs; in the meantime to increase
the as possible in seary, a connecting link and channel probably not be of long duration, and in a much could exercise its vivifying infinence on the reduction of prices for shipping, chiefly, it
which the civilisation of the Weat course of time be conducive to a still greatering those who return from thence.
Japanese going oror to Europe, and replac East. When they determined, he said, the P. & O extend their business in Trieste,
hold their lifa meeting in the German as I cunndently hope with all free
pital capital, the foreign dolegates must have they
I do, to the mutual benefit of
His Excelloney Yanagiwera, Japanese En
retrounced all idea of enjoying the beauties land and Austria, not to speak of theghers and left for Pesth. He intends to vi
trade sit Hungary and the surrounding countries of nature.
But in compensation for that with the East, and chiefly the Far East, before returning to Russia. lus they would find in the North much where so much still remains to be done. ernestness and
На capacity. 63w any It is incontestable that now the progres
this morning coming ont of an unoccupied Conservaties Government, and rejoiced Southisen, has been appointed chaplain to man before him who had come from Paris, and improvements of Austrian commercial house in Houlun Strand, with thirty-four that British
was arrested by a coulable.
the Pellew Inlands. The Captain had told and was erpenter's tool in bis possession, from Afghani bart been withdrawn the Nayal Hospital at Hongkong; and he/ London, Russia, America, India, ami and maritime sections with the Orient
im this. This, howevor, was not involved
did
the
dealt with by the Manila Consul.
pointed, and there was no record of that.
ANOTHER OPIUM CASE
states that 1284 tons
had nular admitted that might be for his own use, but died over having at Wexford; declared Mr Gladstone to be Naples, on the 19th, its due date.ant one. He, too, alaimed but a modest enterprise by having regular
Colonel
al
Et still the Manila Consul
Defendant lmittad having boiled oplum
ns4. | sold any.
I discharged these men regularly
His Lordship said there was no doubt chased opitin on the evening of the 24th An informer however proved having pur- about that, but he wanted to see is log instant, for which he paid in cash to the book to the disrating of these men. They prisoner, had been disrated from the day they left
Hongkong and there was no log-took to show anything about it.
Fined $100, in default six weeks' impri- sonment, and the upium to be forfeited."
eign obligations of Egypt.
been received here and at Alexandria with great wremony,
Tani, Oot. 5.-General Susier has ordered the occupation of the ports in Tu mis
it
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Quotations
HONGKONO, October 26,
Cash,...
Old New Benares, cash,... 617 Ölduse
New Malwa, credit,... 870 Allowanie, Taels 24 Old Malwa, credit,....... 710 Allowance, Thela
Exchange.
Demand, 30 days' aight,
4 months' sight,
monthe
Shares.
16
$5.44
China to take part in the earnest work of are far more emaily to be obtained thag outlying will proceed thither early soxt month. circunstances re The Salvage Association report, with the Congress, whose progranine showed its formerly was the case, A A contractor identified the tools as his corner, where cent in n
A rain aumber OPIUM-New Patus, cash,...9020 question. The questim was; property, nut wid ha lit them in the vernice in carrying out a Liberal poticnterencs. to the Delia, froin London for
falluras in the sul discharge thess men?
them. He hoped that steady per-
and its aims, while also
also pointing of
of years ago
they
all considered the esta out the marvellous connection between the
of the bishucht Hongkong, with a
a regular line of steamera he house yesterday evening. The house was
would offace some of the most unhappy and into St. Vincent argo of coal, which West and the East. In establishing that tween Trieste and Bombay as a very daring If he did he hecosarily adjudicated the ques-under repair and he was at work there. tion of wages. There was a receipt that he Defendant denied the charge, but ad scandalous memories which are now sullying of coal were sold at St. Vincent, and the connection the Ferlin University had had enterprise, involving great risks. Even in did discharge them. These men had come mitted a previous conviction of child steal the fame of England. With reference to Association, through their agents there, ashare, for Bopp had as long ago aa 1810 spite of this line having been successful, to the Consulate here, but the speaker had
was no easy task to convince baths Govern no jurisdiction. The case had already beening, sad was now sentenced to six monthe Egypt, he said that our action there had advanced the captain £10 for the balance of laboured with efect at the study of Oriental
imprisonment with hard labour.
been in accordance with a strict and intimate expenses incurred. The vessel, after effect-philology. The Minister concluded by re-ment and the Lloyd of the necessity of allians with France. In celion, speaking the slight repairs required, proceeded marking on the fact that science knew no organising a second line to Calcutta, But His Lordship mid the whole thing was
ing of
of the settlement in the Tansvaal, he on her voyage on the 6th ust.
There now that the two Indian linos proved, Bank, Wice, rivals, "but only fellow-workers. peculiar. : Geddes (n former auto) remained
wore about 150 Savants present, besides a was alown in the last yearly report of the Latest Mail Advices:Yokohama, (rid large number of the public. Lung Au 74 years of age, was charged said that experience might necessitate the on the ship'a articles, while he had had with being in possession of a quantity of a will protect the interests of the San Fran.) August 12, Shanghai G, Foo
Llyod, to belong to those which pay bent, He was followed by Professor Dillmann, now that, we have a certain number of slips "nothing to do with the abip for months prepared opium on the 26th inst., without Government will and manth; a, zew Captain had been apa valid certificate from the Opium Farmer utives and the tect the interests of the chow 5, Hongkong 11. The French Quail, the President of the Congress, who gave going directly to China, it will be, compara-
dignity of England, Loudon, Oct. 10. Mr Panel, speaking and the Straits Settlements, was delivered, and of the propara ions made for the pro- the beautiful
with the advices dated as above from China rapid account of the preceding congresses Lively, not difficult to persunds the Lloyd d of
Credits, prospecta Iaid
open to their Doomentary,
India, unserupulous, dishonest, and Ireland's un- The Japan advices were Teived, tia Frau-share for the Oriental scholars of Germany, lines opened to China, and eventually to and direct
demand, tan otables has been convoked for the A rivalled slanderer.
Caire, Oct. 6.-An assembly of Egyp-P. and 0. mail, ex Zambesi, from Shanghai countries like England, Franos, Russia,
cisco, on the 14th inst. The next inward direlling on the great opportunities which берал.
eventually to Shanghai, demand, It is true, as the partisans of the
50 daya' eight Gold Leaf, 99 fine was despatched from Brindisi at December. 3rd
The assembly will not digit pm, yesterday, and will reach Lon- und and political relations with the East, likely to give considerable freights among
and even Italy possessed, by their commerque argue, that there are no bulky
goods Sovereigna, discuss any questions concerning the for-ton on the 26th inst, one day early. The for the discovery of antiquities, the collco the articles imported or exported from or to Messageries Maritimes super zeme, tion of manuscripts, and the practical ao China, and that our trade with Japan is Oct. 6.-The Turkish commissioners have with the following inward, gmail, lett Suez quisition of Eastern languages. His aposen quite insignificant. But it must be borne Hongkong Bank, 110 % prom
on the 21st inst., four days in advance of us a decided success, and was warmly in mind that the Celestial Empire offers to Union Ins. Soc. of Cton, $1,675 p. share its due date.
applauded Afterwards the different dele our commercial world an imineuse field of Chins Traders' Int. Do., 81,600 p sh. ex div The Russian Governmani ure, it is stator, gies of foreign govem melod to address to be determined now; moreover, China, Tonytam Ins Assco, T. 830
the extension of which is havily North China Ins. Co., The, 1,125 per share. watching with suspicion the oudeavours and learned societies were invited The Dutch frigate Koningen, Emma der did not suppose that the
Tunis, Ock. 5.--A short supply of wafer which China is making to rgain possession sho meeting. Professor Sabafor, speaking open, is Court appeal would be the United Nederland Bowier, Commander, at impedes the French advance on Kairona.
which is very far from being entirely laid Chinese Ins Co of the Amoor districts in order to prevent in French, only Court of
presented to
to the Congress open, is daily, as it were, being invaded and EK Fire Inc. Co States Government
Tuala, Oct. 9.--Inceasant skinnishes are any further aggressions, by Russia in that fint i rived at Wonsung yesterday afternoon Culonel Mosby |---Tes,
published by and who knows whorers and traders;
H.K resources our inter Hi Lordship, sud there was to question The Kimingen Binmas der: Nederlanden is the Arabs The French: have evacuated favour upon a schema of emigration and the Académie des foscriptions of Bellos national commerce will find there in twenty. C. 3. S. bost Co., 824 pres
| (18th) from Chalou, en route for Hatavia, taking place between the French troops and quarter. The Russian oficials look with scription of the long-expected Corpus penetrated by our about his having jurisdiction in this mother 268-foot fi incluye long between par. se 1. Agom, your readers mint and Shin Count Me Walle Hit Lordship could refer Colonel Meshy to pendiculars, and 301 foetinches over all.
Mele, Gu-judge the reference the Fez Fat only kong Gas Co., 682 per share,GLAS
commermal importance of this in Her beam is 41 feel, ind her depth
o into the chulas cutureak there has
now Hongkong Hotel Co., $100 per sh sales, That
inches. Hor load displacement is 3,120,70 Chet. 10 Ele
the greatest of Austrian Do prbitration, and sub- tona,
to carry out reforins in tona Berengines ary of 2.670 horasComp relispute to an arbitrator, and he power, the diameter of the cylinders being Armenia,
For beltages which | goods being brought to the Eastern coughinese Imperial Loan of 1874, noniizal, Captain Thomas Moore Maquay, R.F. Intantes, enjoyed in the study of the Tlenoy ganh, distram unctory the trails
in tries by English, German, England jednici 70 it was final and onelu- 72 inches. Har speed, is
is 14 kuota. She St. Petersburg, Out. 9.--The Bhak of uri might anume jurisdesion carries 14 higste Helka, Von Kall, salidations to remodal the Persist in 1677-78, died at Brighton on the thin and beauratike, to contribute to the end had a goods shipped via re, m
anding Persia has seked the Bussian Government the Fantome, loop, on the Facild ration Omtalte had Bobieved and how It Or Chinese ports, but which has hardly eve Hongkong Bakery, too per share,
Account of what English slmost the entire quantities of its fabrics in
HX, Ico Co.'s shares. (137) per share, The Amited her thin- morning?
na Oct 10 Baran
at at the early age of forty-bron tization of Eastern learning Hut he did offering too many advantages of de Haymerle, 1884 he went out to China for duty as that at conceal how much more Oxford might which are not to be found in our marius (Takes of Meters Ralconer de Co. a Premises,
1 of all kinds, Y Temperature. Gitchell, but he did not know The Ox C5 staxme Has as which Austro-Hungarian Minister for Ford Heutanaat of the Prince Charlota rose have cone, and might fill de fay true endpoint
when it came before arrived on Saturday evening at Woosung Affairs, died today, of bears dises are and harp at Hongkonge, at the dose of the Orental schelanin. He and
Ho, with troops, for Yangtan New York,
to-day, Bayard, democrat, velsted following year he was given gommand of No Univenly as no rakay
the gun boat Bustard and saved with her President
the Senate pro on the China station nail promoted pad is the press
relations with the die of 12th batan says against 82 votes, the democrat majontymander in 1867
Lord Grived this morning in the Senate phetraating the mission of The Modeste, screw caratte, which re
The Viceroy leaves foram republican Sepintora,
Colonal Mosby said the Manila Consul night have decided right or wrong, still be could not review that decision. It was finial and conclusive, and he (Colonel Mosby) could not go behind it
China SHANGEAL
•{Courier),
Bemilicurtam,
to
Bent
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Constantinople, Oct. 8.--The Porte has frontier, and are willing to jay considerable Professor. Amari, Mess there the by the
that it was done every day, 10 of her battery deck 25 feet 5 Danitary commission: Mecca to subsidies, and benatis, Gottwaldt and c
cases showing that
Colonel
Mosby W
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WEN I CSI.GRINe commander, omg years ago,—hat of | (17th) from Chefoo,
t and the matter was referred house Lordship would like to know whether
f case the Consul had acted deres fan, und
Fuel
Mosby Bid it seeme
miliar principle of arb
inge: If it was agreed to
before a third party, his
mal; a fourth perly of coure
he had decided night on Americas y
disputes should be R
The Hon
tent wring from Tigh
*
* Professor Mar
fully schmitted, in
Country
Ching Fire
per phare
Co, 6280 per share. & W. Dock,
Steam Na
ales
The 3 pers, norisal.
160 p. ahare.
Porta is 8-tuling a special approved the appointinent of HR GAVRsity delegado bundental of
importa, and exporting China Sugar Ref: 0-400 pschare sales,
that the Convention in contrary.
The Gazette announces that the Queen has Nüren as Danish Consul at Singapore his speech, the
whose last service aboat ww in command
* În parstate of ordam, hurned from the China Station, Lash week from sle. Volksraad the Boer ipernment being rapidly dismantled in the steam binn have telegraphed to the British Girvert at Sheernes Dockyard. She is to be pai
oat of commission on the 30th instan the crew will be granted the total lonzo.
The Tyne from Troon and store shry,
thed this and Hiver Treaty, and strongi tation testing againas several of a clueles
bas and request that the Convention be sodified.
He
agat
and
* Bull, reasonable freight c Would by no means be sufficient to animate urtzian Wintersoume with the and tatanush for our great su state of things which kishouklicall. by that I mean that not, caly, our useries should be freed from paying be bate paid to Hamberg, but são vilt A
he German goods should
and improvemen
Debentures, 3 prem,
of 1877 Be
Queen's Boad
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