To-day's Advertisements.
MacEWEN, FRICKEL & Co.
No, 63, Queena Road Hust, - (OPPOSITE THE COMMISSARIAT),
RE NOW LANDING,
A
EX“ AMERICAN MAIL,” de
ALIFORNIA
'RACKER
OMPANY'S BISCUITS in th
Cracked WHEAT.
tins, and loose,'.
Soda BISOULTS.
Intimations...
NOTICE TO
THE CHINA MAIL.
MARINERS.
No. 151.
CHINA SEA.
Uniform System of Colouring Buoys and Beacons in Chinese Waters.
Assorted BISCUITS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the following system of colouring Buoys and Beacons has been adopted by the Imperial
OATMEAL
CORNMEAL.
No.
COLOUR or Buoy.
TOPOCAN BUTTER.
Eastern and Californian CHEESE.
1 Red
2
Black..
Boneles CODFISH.
Primo HAMS and BACON.
Brand Condensed MILK.
PRAOH and APPLE BUTTER. Pickled OX-TONGUES.
Family PIG-FORK in kegs and pieces. Paragon MACKEREL in bib cans. Beat Ideal SALMON in 5 th cans. Cutting's Dessert FRUITS in 24 1b cane,
Assorted Canned VEGETABLES. Potted SAUSAGE and Saneage
MEAT.
HONEY.
Stuffed PEPPERS.
Asserted PICKLES. MINGEMEAT.
Richardson & Rubbin's Colobrated Potted
MEATS.
Richardson & Robbin's Curried OYSTERS.
Lunch TONGUE:
McCarty's Sugar LEMONADE.
Clam CHOWDER.
Smoked SALMON.
Green TURTLE in 2 It cans.
&c.,
BG.,
AGATE IRON WARE.
c.
FAIRBANKS SCALES.
EXSTILLWATER.”
DEVOE'S NONPARIEL
BRILLIANT KEROSINE OIL,
150 test.
SPARTAN COOKING
STOVES
OAKUM
3. Red & Black Horizontal Bauda. 4. Red and Black Vertical Stripes.
Red and Black Chequers
6 Red and White Chequers......
Black and White Chequers... Wreck Bay
Nute.
Maritime Customs of China
BUOYS.
DIRECTIONS AND Explanations,
Entering the Channel from scaward, Red buoys will be found on the Starboard side of the
Clunel, and must be left on the Starboard hand by vessels passing in. Entering the Channel frun: avaward, Hock buoys will be found on the Post side of the
Chamel, and must be left on the Port hand by vesspla paasing in.
"Baugs painted in Red and Black Horizontal Baru will be found in the fairway, and should
be p close-to.
Buoys painted in Red and Black Vertical Stripes will be found on the ends of spits, and the autor and immer extremes of banks, shoals, or extensive reala, where there is a navigable channel on either side.
Buoys painted in Ret and Black Chequers will be used to mark rocks in the oğan sea, also to mark obstructions ມ small extent having channels on either side of them. When used for the latter paupe, they will be placed to soward of the danger. When the chequered bugs of these colours are need to park an obstruction, the Zeit and White one is to mark the Starbuni silo of the Chanel, and must be left on the Sterkar hund by vasola passing in; and the Black and White one is to mark the Put side of the Channel, and must be left on the fort hand by vessels passing
DEPARTURES,
Sept 12, Aline, for Canton,
12, Foalung, for Canton, 12, Esmerald, for Mil 12, Himalaya, for Haihow. 32. Tits, for Haiphong 12, Benledi, for Saigon.
CLEARED,
Bue Cave, for Bangkok. S. R. Benree, for Callao. Inge, for Nagasaki, Sual, for Holhow." Killarney, for Saigon.
PASSENGERS. ARKIVED.
Per buluntu, from Saigon, 35 Chinese. Per Arabic, from San Francisco, &,, Baron Lawrence de Lalsale (Cosul de France, Hongkong), Mr F. E. Foster, Miss R. Hurrington, Mr II. Witte, and 276 Chi- Bese Steorage.
Per Ingeborg, from Manila and Amoy, 2 Cabin, uid & Chinago.
DEPARTED.
Per Himalaya, for Hoibew, 50 Chinese. Por Titus, for Haiphong, 10 Chinese. Per Benledi, for Saigon, 12 Chinese.
TO DEPART,
•
For S. R. Bearce, for Callao, 14 Chineed. Por Killarney, for Saigon, 30 Chinese,
SHIPPING REPORTS:
The German steamer Atalanta reports: Bird strong wind up to Capo Padaran, thence fine weather and light variable winds to port.
The British tuner deutic reports: Sailed Sun Francisco Aug. 12th at 3 p.m.,
MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW
Shipping.
[No. 5000-SEPTEMBER 12, 1882.
Noon-Douglas leaves for Coast Porte 4 p.m.--Albay leaves for Anoy, de Palacin loaves for Bangkok on of about
this date
Amusements. p.m.-Performance at the City Hall.
THE
damage everything woveable ras washed away and the decks completely swept- Japan Gazette.
War that the vacancy onsed by the (if death of Mr Chun Tai-Kwong has been filled by the appointment of Mr Chung Shinghong as Clerk and Transktor to the Supreme Court. We are informed that Mr Chung Shing-hong obtained the first prize
HONGKONG DISPENSARY, as the best Chinese scholar of the school
Established.D. 1841.
香港大藥房
A. S. WATSON & Co., FAMILY & DISPENSING CHEMISTS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGOISTE,
IMPORTERS.
OF
DROGISTS' SUNDRIES, NURSERY Requi. MITES, TOILET REQUIures, Exatish, AMERICAN, AND FRENCH PATENT MEDICIMEN. MANUKACTURERS
OF
Sods Water, Lemonade, Tonic Water, Gingerade, Potass Water, Sarsaparilla Water, and other Aerated Waters.
The Manufactory is under direct and continuous European Supervision, sho Hongkong, June 1, 1876.
DIED.X
On the 30th August, at No. 70, Yoko
when he left the Central School, and that ho had obtained his previous appointment as
clerk and shroff to the Supreme Court by competitive examination. It seems tho Central School, whatever may be said against it, is capable of Furnishing men who are considered competent to Bll the post of a translator to the Supreme Court.
Anour six o'clock this morning the body of a Chineso male adult, about thirty years of agd, was found floating in the harbour beside the steamer Ichang. It was removed to the Government Civil Hospital where an inqucet was held this afternoon before the Coronor, Mr H. E. Wodehouse, and the following gentlemen as a jury: Meaerz C. L.. Gorham, A. Young, and O. A da Cruz. Placards giving a description of the de ceaned have boon posted throughout the town, and information has been sent to the out stations, hat, no report haias yet been made to the Police, nor has the body
Wrocka will in all casos bo mirked by Green blogs, having the word WRECK painted on arrived Yokohama Supt. 1st at 5.30 p. hama, G. BLASS, agod 36.San Francisco. been identiäed, Dr Marques aid the body
trom in hite letters, and when a wreck lies in the open sea or in a position where there is a navigable Channel with plenty of room on either side of it, the huny will carry au other distinguishing mark, and will in every such case be placed to seaward of the wreck. Wreak busy marked with an Bean number must be left on the Starboard hand by vessels
ontering from the sea.
Wreck boys marked with an Odd number must be left on the Port hand by vessels entering
from the sea.
The numbers on wreck buoys will be painted in Fhite, and placed above the word WREUK.
-All other distinguishing marks to Buoys will be in addition to the foregeing, and where such are employed, a particular
description of the same will in each cuso be given in the published List. Each Buoy will have an Iron Plate fastened on its outside, in sotne convenient place above the water-line, with the name of
its district and station as given in de pablished fast stamped thereon in Englah and Chinese, to insure its identifies tion if found adrift.
No.
Cotaur of Beacon.
1
Red
Black
Red and Black Chequers
6
Red and White Chequers
Black and White Chequers
TAR
ENGLER FIRE GRATES.
CUTLERY.
ELECTRO-PLATE.
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF STORES, including:
-
TETSSONEAU'S DESSERT FRUITS.
ALMONDS and RAISINS.
PICNIC TONGUES.
COCOATINA.
<
BEACONS.
DIRECTIONS AND EXPLANATIONS.
Entering the Chamel from seaward, Aed beacons will be found on the Starboard side of the
Churnal, and aust be loft on the Starboard hand by vesela passing in. Entering the Channel from seaward, Bluel beacons will be found on the Echt side of the
Chattel, and must be left on the Port hand by vessels passing .
open sea, also to
3 Red and Black Vortical Stripes. Beacons painted in Red and Block Vertical Stripes will be used to mark spits and the onter and inner extremities of banks, shoals, or extensive zeefs, where there is a navigable Channel on either side. Beacons painted in Red and Black Chepere will be used to mark rocks mark reeks of small extent having Channels on either side of thun When from the
Bracens of these colours are used to mark a rock or reof, the Red and the querd White is to mark the Starboard side of the Channel, and must be left on the Starbord land by vessels passing in, and the Black and White one is to mark the Port side of the Channel, and must be left on the Port hand by vessels passing in. Neft it is to be understood that the above rules for painting beacons apply in each case to the holy of the structure. When a beacon which is painted a single colour, either black red, is seconted by a distinguishing mark, such mark may be painted the salue colour as the body of the bacon or with that colour and white combined, or white
VARS
alone.
When the body of a beacon is painted in two endours, the aune colours only tony be used to paint the muck by which it is snouted. Whenever a distinguishing mark is used, a particular description of it will be given in the published List.
Beacons on shore, to enable bearings to be taken or to give lines of direction for crossing murs,
or entering rivora, arbours, etc., are to be painted so as to make them as conspicuous 18 posable Bax, Black, and Whity are the only colours to be used, and a particolar description of such marks will be given in the published List
By Order of the Inspector General of Customs,
COAST INSPECTOR'S OFFICE,
SHANGHAI, 4th August, 1892.
VAN HOUTEN'S COCOA. LIEDO's & Err' COCOA. FRENCH PLUMS.
PATE DE FOIE GRAS,
IMPERIAL MARITIME CUSTOMS,
MINCEMDAT.
BAUSAGES.
BRAWN.
ISIGNY BUTTER.
DANISH BUTTER.
BREAKFAST TONGUES.
ANCHOVIES.
ASPARAGUS.
SOUPS, &c.
WINES AND SPIRITS.
CHAMPAGNES-
HIRDSIRCK'S MONOPOLE & WHITE
SEAL
VRU VE OLIQUOT PÜNSARDIN. JULES MUMM & Co., pints & quarts
OLARETS
CHATEAU MARGAUX. CHATEAU LA ROSE, pints & quarta CHATEAU LAFITE,
JKES. GRAVES,
BREAKFAST CLARET, ||
SHERRIES & PORT
|
SACCONE'S MANZANILLA & AMON-
TILLADO. SLOCONAGOLD INVALID PORT
(1848).
HUNT'S PORT.
BRANDY, WHISKY, LIQUEURS, &c. 1and 3-star HENNESSY'S BRANDY, BBQUIT DUBOUCHE & Co.'s BRANDY. FINEST OLD BOURBON. WHISKY. KINAHAN'S EL WHISKY: ROYAL GLENDER WHISKY.
E. & J, BOERE'S SCOTCH WHISKY.
IRISH WHISKY.
·Rose's LIME JUICE CORDIAL. NOILLY PHAT & Co.'s VERMOUTH, ORABNIE'S GINGER BRANDY, OHARTREUSE,
MARASCHINO. CURAÇAO.
ANGOSTURA, BOKER'S and ORANGE
BITTERS.
BASS'S ALE, bottled by CAMERON and
SAUNDERS, pints and quarts. GUINNESS'S STOUT, bottled by E. &
I. BURKE, pints and quarta, DRAUGHT ALL and PORTER, by the
Gallon.
ALL and PORTER, in hogsheads.
EFECIALLY SELECTED
GARS.
Tine Now Season's CUMSHAW TEX, in
5 catty Boxes.
To-day's Advertisements. To-day's Advertisements. To-day's Advertisements.
FOR AMOY AND TAIWANFOO.
The Steamship
"Albay," Captain GODDARD, will be Som despatched for the above Perls TO-MORROW, the 13: Instant, at 4 p.m.
BREAKFAST CONGOU ✪ 25 cents p. h
MINER'S PATENT FIREPRODE}
SAFES, and CASH BOXESTM at Manufacturer's Prices. Hogkong, September 19, 1882.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Cie. · Hongkong, Spptember 12, 1882.
THEATRE
stiled from Yokohann Sept. 1th at 11 mm. Experienced fine plansant weather to Turn-papers please copy, about Island, thence to Breaker Point
was poorly nourished. The jury roturned
strong North-easterly winds. Arrived in The publication of this issue commenced a verdict of found dead. Hongkong Sept. 12th at 3.30 a.m.
al'8.10 p.m.
POST OFFICE NOTICES. MAILS will close:—
The China Stail.
FROM & few back numbers of the Comercio brought on by the Tagebuig to-day from Manila vía Amoy, we learn that the num ber of deaths by cholera at Manila from
For SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW.-
Per Douglas, at 11.30 a.a., on Wednes- BONGKONG, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEe 12, 1882, 8 am, of the 24th to 8 a.m. of the 25th
day, the 13th Inst.
For STRAITS SETTLEMENTS,—
Per Deconshire, at 3.30 p.m., on Wodnes
day, the 13th inst., instead of as pre- viously notified.
For AMOY AND TAIWANFO0,--
Per Alley, at 3.30 p.m. To-morrow, the
13th inet.
LOCAL AND GENERAL. The next ENGLISE MAIL, "by the P. & 0. abentnor Bohkare, may be expected to arrive here on Friday morning (156k),"
Taz delivery of the American Mail was
For NAGASAKI, KOBE, AND YOKO-began at 7.30 a.m. to-day
HAMA.-
Per Niigatu Muru, at 3.30'p.m., on Fri-Turn Auger Head wont to Kowloon Dock
day, the 15th inst.
For NAGASAKI AND YOKOHAMA. ---
Per Bangalore, at 11.30 a., on Satur.
lay, the 10th inst.
For STRAITS AND CALCUTTA.--
Per Moony, at 2:30 pm, on Saturday,
the 18th inst.
to-day.
TELEGRAMS for Bangkok can go forward by i closing at Singapore, at 11 am on Thursday, the 14th instant.
We note froia American exchanges that Pur Pure, at 2.30 pm, ou Saturday, the Mr Charles Sayinour, of Wisconsin, has
10th inet.
been appointed U. 8. Consul at Conton
WE (Nizgasaki Express) hear the Starling Castle takes in half a cargo of rice at Yoko
MALLS BY THE BRITISH PACKET. ——
The British Contract Packet Gunges
was and 26th to 26th, 59; 20th to 27th, 64; 27th to 28th, 92; during the 28th, 203; during the 2ith, 70; this will bring tho number of deaths, from the 20th August to the 6th September, to 1400; but we believe the mal number of deaths mud be far be yond this, considering the reluctance with which the Spanish authorites at rat gavu publicity to anything that could put the people in a state of alarm. Be- sides, it in nearly impossible to arrive at anything like a correct list of deaths oc- carring in private dwellings within every 24 hont
THE following telegram, received today by the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company from their Bolinao Station, is dated Bolinso, 10.23 um Manila to Hongkong.- 20.07 (Barometer), 70,1 (Th_momoter), S.
the 10th Septembur, tu and through hamn and thon proceeds to Kobe to fill up W. (Direction of Wind), 5 (Force of Wind),
will be despatched on FRIDAY,
the United Kingdom and Europe for Europo. sid Brindise; to the Straits Settle- sents, Batavia, Burmah, Cuylon, India, Adon, Mauritius, Egypt, Malta, and Gibraltar.
N.B.-This Packet carries no mails for the
Australian Colonies.
Quotations,
Howardno, September 12. OPTUM-New Patna, cash,...$575
Old
cash,...8570 New Benares, casli,... 550
casli,..
}1
The American ship Mery L. Stone, baring received orders from her owners te proceed to Hongkong, sailed from Yokohamn on 28th August.
We are informed by the Superintendent of the P. & O. Co, that the Dokhure, with the next English mail, left Singapore for Hongkong on Saturday, the 9th inst, at
...
80.4, 76.8, 0.0.M. (Weather overcast and Misty), 8 hrs. 30 mins., 23, 1am fuerte temblor (novers shock of earthquake)." The words placed within parenthesis are
of curso inserted mainly to explain tho gos; but the time given as that when
felt mens to be a little doubtful. It is it is presumed the earthquake shock was
clear, however, that Manils had got rid of the typhoon, and had no sooner escaped
that it was reminded of its weakness in
Tax opening performance of the Touriste" regard to earthquakes. From subséquent
A. M. BISBEE,
37
Coast Inspector.
J
Old
5 p.m.
12
""
New Malwa, credit,... 000,020
2014
Allowance, Tauls. 48
11
Old Malwa, credit, 680 Allowance, Thals...... 32
Exchange.
Bank, Wire, ...
3/87
}}
3,0
31
30 days' sight,
3/9
4 months' sight,
3,0
Credits,
Documentary 4 months' night,
India, Wire,
demand,
ROYAL,
GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION,
CITY HALL.
THE
TOURIST S,
ADY
A FAKTY DE
CANDIDATES for the Post of CHINESE
Demand,
CLERK and SHROFF at the SUPREME Shanghai, demand,
30 days sight, private Cour, are requested to and in their Ap-Gold Leaf, i fina AND GENTLEMEN ications on ur before the 14th Instant, Suvereigns, sp 8013 ENTERTAINERS
instead of the 20th Instant as notified in the Goverment Gazzite. on a trip urcaud the world,
By Command, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), 13th September,
FOR SINGAPORE AND PENANG,
The Steamship
"Canopus,"
Capt. R. H. Jor, will be FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 22nd Inst., despatched as above on
at 3 o'Cluck.
For Freight or Passugo, apply to
AH YON & Cp. Hongkong, September 12, 1883.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR LONDON VIA SUEZ CANAL.
The Ca's Steamship
Cyclops," Captain BUTLER, will be www despatched on or about
the 23rd Instant.
For Freight or Passugo, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.
Hongkong, September 12, 1882.
0
FOR SALE.
Board the British Steamer
UAIRNSHUIB"
(For Account of whom it may Concern),
6 VENTILATORS,
9 STEAM BOILERS for COOKING
with House and Pri
2 COOK HOUSES with RomERS.
1 COOK HOUSE,
2 WATER CLOSETS.
4 BOOBY HATCHES.
2 DECK HOUSES.
10 Casks BEEF and PORE
WATER CASKS.
↑ HOLD LADDERS.
24 BASKETS.
A
OPENING PERFORMANCE, whan will be presented by the undermen tioned POPULAR FAVOURITES a Programe universally admitted CHASTE, REFINED AND ELEGANT. MISS MARIE BURTON, THE CHARMING AUSTRALIAN SOUBRETTE AND CONTRASTO Vocalist, (Her Third Visit to Hongkong).
THE MUSICAL WONDER OF THE ACx, HARRY VON DER MEHDEN, Whose Instrumental Solos and Selections
have been the theme of universal ad- miration, will introduce Selos on the following instrumenta: CORNET, VIOLIN SILVER BELLS, XYLOPHONE, TUMBLERONICAN,
44 ፠ር !
THE-ARTISTE COMIQUE OF THE DẬY, EDWARD GLOVER, Comedian and Vocalist, in a new and choivo Selection of Songs Comique, also in troducing his Colebrated Facial Performance, entitled: MANKS AND FACES. NEW SONGS, SOLOS, SELECTIONS, BULLETPAS AND SKETCHES.
Prices of Admission :—82.00 and $100 Soldiers and Sailors in uniform Half-Price. Reserved Seats and Plan to be seen at Menara KKLLY & WALSH's, whore Tickets can be secured.
Doors open at.. Performance at
8.30 p.m. 9.00
ZE
AD. GLOVER,
Business Manager, Hongkong; September 12, 1882.
so14
JANTED in a Healthy Fart of Hong-
WA kong, & Lazer and COMMODIOTH
Quantity of WOOD, comprising LoveR FAMILY RESIDENCE to Hire, for a Dear and Buske, and FITINGs of Two couple of months, Furnished proferred.
DROKS
3 Small BOOBY HATCHES,
Apply Ox BOARD." Hongkong, September 12, 1892.
TO LET
WO HOUSES in REMOND TERRACE,
Bonham Road Rent Moderate. Apply to
HONGKONG DISPENSARY. Hongkong, July 7, 1882
Addraus “A. B, C.," e/s. China Mail, Hongkong, September 12, 1882..
8014
TO BE LET..
(WITH IMMEDIATE FOSSESSION.)
THE HOUSE, No. 1, ALBANE,-- Rouks and 'Servants' OFFICES, GARDEN and STABLING, GAS and WATEE laid on
Apply to
LINSTEAD & DAVIS, Hongkong, June 5, 1882.
FREDERICK STEWART, Acting Colonial Secretary. COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
Hongkong, September 12, 1882. 3014
Not Responsible for Debts.
Jether the Captain, the Agents, nor |
Urners will be lesponsible for ang Debt contracted by the Officers or Crew of the following Vessels, during- their stay in Hongkong Harbour:-
EGEAN, British steamer, Captain T. Thomas--Arnhold, Karborg & Co.
ASJER HEAD, British atchmer, Captain Alfred Roper,Douglas Laprak & Co.
CAIRNEMUI, British steamer, Captain G. Castle-Arnhold, Karberg & Co.
CANDUS, British steamer, Captain R. H. Joy.-Russell & Co?
ERIN'S IL, British ship, Captain J Fleming.Gibb, Livingston & Co.
MADRAS, British steamer, Capt. W. H. Bradley, Thos, Howard & Co.
Moar, British steamer, Captain W Tutton.Jardine, Matheson & Co.
NIEDERTO, German schooner, Capt C.; Rubarth.-Cuptain.
PHOENIX, German steamer, Captain H.T. Behrens,-Siemsson & Co
RUTION, Britis's ship, Captain R. B. Monkinan-Order..
SOLWAY. British steamer, Captain Robi. Jarvis.--Butterfield & Swire.
VICTOR, British bagno, Captain Jalous Forbes.-Siemssen & Co.
SHIPPING,
ARRIVALS.
527:10 $5.31
Shares. (For Share Quotations, see Page 4.) Temperature, (Taken at Mesers Falcimer & Co.'s Fremises, Queen's Road) Horogoro, September 19.
BAROMETER
Do. Do. THERMOMETRE.
29.808 20.700 20.770
88
94.....
---
1 P.M....
4 P.38....
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Jo. Do. Do. De
4 PAL
Du.
Do.
(Wet bulb) A.M. 70 1 PM 79 Do. 4P.M. 50 Do Maximum
ሀ. Do. Minimum over night. 83
Shipping Intelligence.
destructive.
in advertised for to-morrow night, and will, talegrams, received to-day, we may fairly we have no doubt, bu well attended, as the infer that the shock was not members of the Company, though not nuLets hope that this cholora (which is asid merous, have been very favourably noticed to be fast disappearing from Manila) may by the press in Shanghai and elsewhere. not be followed by any of those terrific convulsions which have Intely inado Manila INFORMATION has been received by the famous.
British acting-consul at Yokolapia, froni
_{Since writing the abovo, we find that the government of Hongkong, to the effect the message bere given is the usual weather
that a ship proceeding thence from horo
telegram sent from Manils about 10 am. should, in order to avoid detention, be pro- The 8, hours 30 min." mess the time vided with a bill of healthJapan Gazette,
during which main fell; and the ".23" is We have received a copy of a most useful the amount of rain which had fallen ; while little work published by order of the In- the reading of the day and wet bulb are spector General of Customs. It is a list of alao given. The shock of earthquake took the names of places on the China Coast and pleas at Lam.]
the Yangtze River, and will be useful to Courts of Inquiry as conducted in the the public in General and seafaring men is particular
Babour Office at present, whatever their effect may be on the members of the Court, - Wr (N. O, D. News) hear that cxtreme cortaluly bear bank on the reporten, Tu irritation exista arjong: the Japanese at the give an idea of the difficulties those gentis- capture of the Dai In Kun by China, and men experience, at such enquiries we may that some very energetic protests are likely mention that the President and the Re- to be made ero long against an action portera ait at opposite ends of a fairly long which they consider a direct insult to table the witness hamg examined sits themselves.
close to the left side of the President, and
TELEGRAPHIC advices from Tientsin senter in consequence has no incentive to raise bia The following lists are corrected from day announce the arrival of the Dai Invoice, as he can convey to the President all the latest London and Dolonial Papers, and Kun, and also the singular fact that he has that is wanted in a tone which is utterly a from other sources. Consignees fnvited
to communicate with the Editor in the refused to interview, or to be interviewed event of any inaccuracy occurring in this by, the Viceroy Chang, We shall probably list as compiled from this papers and other hear more about this eve long. --N. C. Z. ixformation at his commund. The Editor will, at all timca, bo glad to receive my Netts. Additions to the list from those who have
Ister advices, private or otherwise, than is The Superintenitent of the F... E. A. &
VESSELS TO ARRIVE.
AT HONGKONG.
Leth
Name
Jan.
4, Truth,
6, Flamingo,
2
18, Marathon,
Mar. 6, Ethel Caine, April 27 Marina,
Herschel May 3, Guiding Star,
23
Боудів,
Roseini,
From Sunderland. Hall London Sunderland Lozdon Minborough
New York New York Cardin Carlis
New York
London London Flowliff Darde Cuxhaven Cardiff
Sept. 12, drabic, British steamer, 4500,- W. G. Peurne, San Francisco Aug. 12, and Yokohama Sept, 4, Goneral. -0. & 0.9 Oxfordshire. 8. Co.
,, 20, P. G. Carvill, "50, Gustav Cacar,
Glownin, June 12, Aguas Muir,
17, Stur of India, 30, C. F. Sargent, 1230 Juno Sept. 11, Atalanta, German steamer, 187, 26, Friederiko, E. G. Pfaff, Saigon Bept 7. Rice and July 19, Marianne,
Cardiff General-ESSEN & CO.
Masser (-),
Hamberg LOADING FOR CHINA AND JAPAN FORTE. At London-Steamers via Sucs Canal.
Gleneagles. Sailing Prowels. Bapt. 12, Ingebray, Amoricati steamer, 438, Henry, Manila Aug. 31, and Amoy Ancluses (a.):
At Liverpool. Sept 10, GeneralBusse & Co.
Potrolus (v.) Sept. 12, Chop-sai, Chinese gunboat, from a oruise,
Barbarossa.
Tybamis,
Jason (s.). Teucer (a)
At Cantif
China Telegraph Company sends us the following:
“The Indian Government notifies delay on telegranis owing to interruption of the Bombay Kurrachee lines
A magnetic storm is seriously affecting the lines in India, and also car cables causing considerable delay."5
Powerless to invel to the reporter's table, The reports are full of technical terms,
James of places hardly ever seen out
of a chart, the result is that the reporter, is afraid to trust the indistinct murmurs which reach his ears, and consequently the ports suffer, in so far as inlness and accuracy are concerned. The system at present in vogne is undoubtedly hardy for the President of the Court, he has, witness at his side, but in eos such tese where the public, to many of whom ard onnected with maritime matters, are
SAYS the Hiogo Nets: The suggestion has deeply interested, come wnsideration been made that, while the order prohibit for others might be shown. Wore the ing the transmission of code telegrams Wilsdaced so that the members mains in fores, senders of momages will of the Court would be between him ensure avoiding trouble, and delay by and the President, he would have to raise taching an explanation of any doubtful words, such as proper names and the As the order, now stands all salegram not that something may be done to obriate
perfectly clear must be returned for ex- planation
voico janaworing questions, and all in Court would have a greatly improved chance of hearing what was going of We trust
that diffiontys the next Court of Ingetry Bite, which wo hope may be THE American thin Phineas Pendleton Girtant. arrived at Yokohamaa last, erening (Ang 30th), after an exceptionally stormy pamage from New York, having enceintervi heavy harridone the Ida Oces which one man was tested overboard and rectad drowned, and
the ship also
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