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✦ No. 6366, Droenbeu 15, 1988.)
A GEMAKAN while in the act of pilfering angar from the hou, Yuan Sugar Refinery this morning, was killed through a bag of angse accidentally falling on him.
This French Corvettes Villars and Folla Le bore this morning for Haiphong. Wo understand that M. Tricou is on bearl, and it is reported that he goes to relieve M. Harmand as Civil Commissioner in Tonquis
THE CHINA MAIL.
The duties of starter were performed by Mr. A P. McEwen on board My Brower's beautiful little launch Hilde Me Woodin
FouRTH ROM-American of n length. The other two boats were
Cup. To ba rusel in Canton Fonts, almost nook and nook for third place. Distance, One Mila. Entrance, 810, {
Vigilant's six oured gigi. For this race all the crowe mentirnod
Audacious” six bareð giy
nese transport put to sea, the Villars followed her astern, just to see where the soldiers was going to Nianghai Mercury page ● We noted more time ago that Mr. Chang was umpiro yesterday, but he was unable, bolow turned up to compete for the prize Meng-yuan, late in charge of the Foochow to be present today, and Mr McEwen given by our Cousine, who sust havo enjoy Arsenal, recived order to proceed to Can performed the duties of both umpire of the koon way in which the various coM- ton, to take charge of the Provincial and starter with great satisfaction to all Treasury there and that his post at Foo-The feet race was started panctually chow would be shortly filed up by H.E to-day: yesterday it was half an hour le
At the close of the races, Lady Bowen Ho Yu-nhang, formerly Minster to Japan. The inat-named official, arrived here foster. neko man-of-war Yung Pao. He proceeds the various races addressing a few trite
to throw their hearts into the work of trying to beat each other. It was very un- certain who would carry off the prize before the tnce, but the Stamrock and Leek were
that he must not show these to anybody on bly in Utal it would be not so much the pain of deals; and then proceeded to duty of sapporting more than one family interpret the Old Testament as the propiony would be thought of as the implied and symbolism of this now and find latter laparagemzout of polygamy which might be day revelation. The traveller she told this found in a rich man's following the Gentile atory in the Era RAC1.30 Members and added that the subject of those revelaer y hayo buon his motives, this young
provincos sof England and Senter, However this may be and what Cap, presented by Members of the lions had become a mighty prophet, and husband informed his wife in the arcad Victoria Recreation Club For Four was gathering around him thousands of mon year of their marriago that ho was about t Oared Canton Duttora Distintico, and wonon, who were living in perpotnalarry two others. The shock was terrible. Ond-mile-and--bulf, Entranca; 810, bentitude and realising the latter-day But she was dumb. She had ariad with Wumor of "The Chairman's Cup
glory,
which to the rest of Christendum was her outer eyes open-this was the custon, excluded.
a mere hope. Among those who listened and she would go through. Only two of the thres boats extered came
with
to this watering prometa were a young die bron to the extent of the mind
For
day (Dec. 6th) from the north in the Chi. / Presented the prizes to the winners must fancied. The Lock and Thistle started forward, the Shamrock and Kornblume, man and his wife, forvent Wesleyana, living Mormua form of having the frat
in the village of Austin Moor, Cumberland, attend to distributo, it were, to the next "We heard this morning that Mrs Finchem 1 to "Nankin to have an interview with remarks to the recipients. At the finish off at a furious rate) which it was quite ap- Tins waa no race at all, the crew of the They wore so stirred by those tidinus, and portion of their husband. She appeared was progressing as well as could be`ex- Vicoray Teo before going to Foochow a three cheers were given for all those who | Leek took the lead, and kept it for about crew, two of whom worridently much opened to send, now light upon the gayo kway to the Lào
parent to all they y could not maintain. The Kartbleme simply playing with the other so convinced that the heavens unco" in the. * Eudownient House," duccossvily the two ather brides their take charge of his new post. Shanghhad lind ny connection with the arrange the distance, when it had to givó way lagged. The winning crow-covered the posession, and, with their twin daughters breaking heart
thei gathered up chieds, and went home with her third and
posted. The acmult upon hor was a most violent and brutal onoso violent and Brutal in fact that it would be sickening to give more details than those wo, bare already published. The prisoner is an old offender. Mrs Finchman, we may men tion, dragged herself to the bath-houso after her assailant had collected all the sily portable valuables he could find and had left the house. She remained thero until the house-coolie returned. The pri- woner had cont all the servants away an various protexta.:
A mess of the Legislative Council will be hold on Tuesday noxt at 2.30 p.m. This following is the order of the day :
Introduction and First Reading of the following Bills:
•
Mercury.
new towor
ments of the meeting.
SECOND DAYWHE Saturday, 15th Descobar, 1883. FIRST RACE—1 P.M.-Fur Gigs pulled by European Non-Commissionon Officers and Men of any Regiment or Corps in
by tha Police Fotoo. Distance, One Mile. Entrance 81. Firat Prize, 815; Second, 85. Winner of Second Reco es first day, and Outrigged Boats excluded.
Garrison, Or European Members of
"KORNBLUME.”—-First
to this Azamrock, the Thistle dropping distance in 10 mins, 37 accs. into third place not long after the start.
Station No. 3 Blue and White,
No. 2, G. P. Lmort....... No. 5. H. Mill Stroke, G. Kiltza,..............
Cox., H. Sampson,
the the Fie
of
the wite,
The Kornblumig made an effort at the Car Row. C. Denklas 11st, Cibe.they of his follower they were soon aitanhood in her did reach ni
Sheds, but it was apparent from the de meanour of the stroke, who wis busily shading the Thistle at the time his crow were making the spurt, that, they would be entirely out of the running. The Shamrock continued to lead until the gun was Brod, when it was declared to be the wither, oto
We mentioned some time ago that the Pooting Signal Station at Shanghai wan în a rather dilapidated stataand that thoČastorás anthorities were taking steps to craet a naw tower. Paying a visit to Puotung, we fad that a number of werkmen zra altundy buny putting up the frame wers to the new
The
will not differ in station. its outer appearance from the old one, get, it will be of a more substantial construction. The height will bo sixty fus, thus ten feet higlier than the old station. position is some 30. pards closer to the embankment than the latter. whole work is ex-Station No. 1-Royal Artillery's The Gunblume cause in third, and the Thistle ando pacted to be finished before Chingu new year. Mosse Farahara & Co. tho, cum tractors-Shanghai Mercy-
www
Its
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Very Littio ness of importance has publicly transpired at Shanghai during the past fow days. We believe, however, that private
ner, Blue and Red Flag, Station No 2 Royal Engineers The Sup.
per, Red and Blue. Station No. 3.-Royal Artillery's The Bun
bardier, Red Flag,
The Guiber having won the similar event yesterday was excluded from this race to
list, Glba. .12st: 7lbs. ..19at. Bus.
Ust. lbs.
*SHAMROCK.”—Second Station No. 2.White, Rod Sask. Bow, B. Buschmann 10st. 9hs No. 2, F. C. Wilford,......... 10xt. 101b No. 3, J. H. Storset Lockhart, 12st. Obs. T: R Fisher, lost. 1odba.
length in front of the Leek. The Korn Stroke Grimble Bat
4ood fourth, the two last boate making a good fight for third place. Time for the winning boat, G mins. 20 secs.
10st. 10lbs
Cur
Ilb.
SAILING RACE.--For All Open Boats,
Chinese excluded. Entranco, $2. First Prize, 820; Second, 810
that
ast of
co
Д
that she
if
*
it without
and official advices continge to be of a ra day, so that the contest lay between the No. 3, Mr H: Müller 12st. 71bs. Cutter, Arnhold, Karberg & Co.'s Dingy was to be ueluiled in this Moroni or
groping earth, that they
of six months old, wid a sister
It naturally took some little time for the
wife to yoyaged norom the Atlantic and migrated young
to analys her fuelings, "to West. When into what was then the
serve oil tho
*ge of thỏ tremendous- arrived in the they
of
the pro
solear conclusion. But prophet | >vent, and to forni a were not disappointed: With vist after a 1 year or
or two she or cather ronge
at the feet and listening for hour. She intimed her huboid that she still of an burthen of the present situation; but if he out weatiness to the farvid and glowing ved him as acu as ever
mike that she mado up her mind to bear the of Mohammed
then say chai of this
century. Autheulio
to take portraits of should ever determine to
farther the Prophet Joseph" exist, and I have one step in polyganiy ho must take it before me as I write, it is a ines of
of wond-ner. Thirte mord years went
Offli erful bounty, the mouth boing ono more text wife got on plesnutly enough with the suggestive f kisses than prophecies, two others. Each of the thiroo had a
printy is bercloss, feminine, passionate, writ well-provided home f
of her own, and and I believe that a sureful medical siren to aboupy her care and nestle in her estiuinte of the
his visions and heart. But, under exceptional circumstan- of the INT postures, would
would prove something like, the husband them thought it right to hysteria an important factor in the fundarry a fourth wife. Ther upon the fir *** SHAMROOK.”—– First.
In this race six boots entered, viz., H. M, tion of Mornoulim. Up to the tine while separated from him. After fifteen years Station No. White, Red Sash.
5. Champion's Pinnaco, Champion's Catter, pilgrims from Cuborkandarrived of married if the Chimberland lady, still
there had been no public intimation, in young and hands
and handsome, now prepared to louv Bow, Mr F. C. Wilford
De Bay's Gig, Twilight's Whaler, Spartan's
England certainly, No. 2, Mr J. H. S Lockhart 12at. lbs.
or home and work, for her that plurality of wives
her living. Hier Luri persuaded her that it was but jakt Mormon 10st. 10lbs. Conchita,
adaptation of Biblical
hat shoshonki kop her tous and her three ical themeracy, Stroke, Mr T. R. Feher..
There aro indication that much of the children, and that fu should support them, E. Angler. Cox, Mr H. E..
All the boats got away to a good start, ex eloquenes and power of the Prophes ud be did not deny that she had the right LEER." Sound.
copting the De Beg's Gig und Ainhold, Kar-ph" ing in his war, passionate nature, live, separately from him.
that he was agnetic in his influence prer The husband, with his fourth wife, nots the two rivals away to a beautiful start, Bow, Mr E. W. Ratter.. 3st. 4lbs. berg & Co.'s Dingy, which cos into diffi- woven, and that the revelation ha
received revelled 4 gotad 10. 11ths.
deal about Encope and la
olac despite the assertion of the artillerymen at No. 2, MR. Good lad. the and of the race that the start was Stroke, Mr J. I. E
There. When he returns to Salt Lake 1st. álbs ullies before they got fairly on their No. 3, Mr G. Stewart.
City
.11kt. 1lb. Hughes.
way. The leading boats made the running
is to lud nothing the same. seen a revolution ?" Yes: The parting hik greatly in favour of their opponents. The Cox, Mr G. A. Caldwell borta had not procentnd far on their jour
f the uns vonnu who held his whole heart. 11. to the first mark boat, keeping well together, Me and White.
and consumed the whole paradise of ney ero it was apparent that the superior Bow, Mr. Buschmann10st. lbs. Istand flag-boat in the following order-
the Spartan landing, nad rounded the Green
This youthful droom. She had all along repr rosing powers of the engineers, would win No. 2, Mr W. W. G. Phillips...et Elbs. No. 3. Mr. E. E. R. Ravenhill, 11st Dlbs. them victory easily. As the boats pro-Stroke, Mr G. Kaltzant Bibs. ceeded this became more and more appa-Cox, Mr H. Sampson
9. bits. THISTLE"--Fourth. rent. Thoartillerymen towed in execrably
Station N
No. S.Green and White."
Dat. Jika The small craft were then Ineled to the bad style, while the engineere sent their Bow, MrC. W. Browntow
oat along at a rattling pace with a fine No. 2, Mr G. P. Lammort 11st Gibs wind, the Champion's boats showing their stroke. They landed their boat a winner No. 3, Mr T. Glass.
Stroke, Mr A. E. Travers. 13st. Gibs superior sailing qualities by passing the in7 mins. 10 secs., about five or six lengths, Cox, Mr T. Lammock
Tat. Tibs. Spurton's boat, which had hitherto kept the load. The Tuilight's whalor also came to or perhaps more, ahead of the Bombardier.
Harper,
the fore, the three landing boats making a
hea
angineers in the Supper, and a crew of artillerymen in the Dombardier. Punctually
1st. lbs.
..
1. Bills for the naturalization of Lai Forg, A Carvalhe, Wong Bhing, and H. J. Rodrigue
2. Bier and Wharf Construction Billa, asuring tendoney. The absence of intel (Private Bills).
ligence from Bacuinh inclines us strongly 3. Tramica Ordina ieė Amendment Bill, to the belief that the French advance at the appointed. hour, Mr MacEwon sent Station No. 4White, Blue Saah. (Private Billa
been checked by orders from homo; and our last private information from official sources in the North points to pence on almost unconditional forms. We are not at liberty to enter into details, at think it desirable to record our strong conviction last matters are tending most unmistake: ably in the direction of an amicablo sotto rent.-.-. D. Nees.
THE REGATTA.
TWENTY-EIGHTH MEETING,
RARELY has a Hongkong audioncs enjoyed greater dramatic irent than did the large and brilliant amenibly which gathered in the City Hall yesterday evening to witness the performance of Audtan's conic opera, the "Blascotte," by the Leftus Troupe, assisted by gentlemen amateurs, From the opening to the clone, the audience were kept in the beat of humadr by the oxtrava- gant and amusing doings and sayings of the principal personages in the piece. Certain
Vice. PatronHis Excellency Vic ly anything more exteragant than thoir Admiral WILLes, B., R.N.; His Excel. actions and sayings could hardly be mag-loney Major-General SAUCENT, C.B.; The nisd. The opers was mounted better onourable Sir GEORGE PILLIFFO, Knt
Commodoro W. Η CUMING, R. N. and than any on we had soon hore be-The Honourable W. H MARSH, C.M.G.
it fore, and
difficult to WAA
bo- tieve that ona was silding in a theatre when looking on tho boal-looking
Patron-His Excellency Sir GEORGE FEROUSON BOWEN, G.C.M.G.
Stewards-Hon. F. B. JOHNSON; C. VINCENT SMITH, Esq; A McIvER, Esq.; H. E. WODEHOUSE, Esq.; Colonsi WALKER, R.E.; B. G. THOMSETE, R43. R.N.; Capt. RN.; Lieut. Culonal Honsox,
rustic scenery, the cowa, turkeys and all the BREINERS, Esq.; and D
The
Omittee:I.
Bombardier,
Station No. 1.-
-Third.
1tat. Dibs.
FIFTH BACE-1 A-For Mon-of Wars' Cutters Distance, Ono Mio. En-
Spartan's Cutler Champion's Cutter
Da Pinnace
Tight's Whaler De Bay's GigE
.
2.07
2.8.40
210
2.11
2.12
enbines.
of the obligatory law of polygamy was especially meant to secure the obedience and quiet the consciences of his own con- His magotism has survived death, and ning samen are scaled only unto Joseph Smith. Whon this idea of pelgramy was disonseed the young wife fron Cumberland declared that she would never rauain connected with any Church that should
ayalent.
't
Has there
wonted the womanly spirit, the Aladong rincipal in the universo, nider which the arbarisma of this primitive man had for countenance that
ugos steadily yielded. Her woman's heart, However, a series of trazical events fore-seeming fooble, no one, hand beat with closed such
elp-hammon-strokes, with strokes of fat rodiumship of Joe Smith, the
visions of Prophet Joseph sank into the Tibonumele, with its patriarchal polygamy, became as bible fortress on the beach where a tide is mclling. This man now saw the whole ding na through
a rife in the horian П gun to plan iboral Mormonsin, a kind
preacli and to
of a new
his follower. The propliet was whole thing seemal ended. The wily raput to fight, at the from Austin Mour went to St. Ladia, where here cholera By the wife died of cholera
same the twin sisters wuro eight years old, and one became the charge of her aunt, a Mormon devotee, who took her off to live in the whither the refugees had fed. She re
Latter Day Broad Church. The reformis
tranco, $1. First Prize, $20; Second, capital race for the Chung Hue stake boat, members woll the three months' jo The 16 proposed appeared wild to Gentiles, bat
810. No time allowed for Osc
The entries in this race wore post entries,
SECOND RACE 1.30 -r..--Interracional
Rase. "Challenge Cup For Four Only three boats turned up, viz.: the Vie- Oared Canton Critters. Distance, Ono torium's entter or harge, with rightsen Milo. This Cup to be won two ours; the Fictor Fanunnel's twelve-parod consecutive years before being finally cutter, and the During's ten-cured cutler EL WOODIN, Esq.; V. H. F held. Entrance, $10. DARBY, Esq.; A. P. MCEWEN Fsq.; B. F.
More interest naturally centred in this The first named, might have been ex- HoLux, Esq., The Bute" Licut. BAL LISTON, R.N. H. J. H. TRIPP, FAq; R. K. race than in my other of the meet protol, took the load at once, and quickly LEIGH, Esq J
JH STEWART-LOSE HART, ing; and many wore the speculations out-distanced her rivals, who were cons- Secretary); and H. B. COOMES,
y wore the populations pletely overjongered. The mies sally lay Esq., (Hon. Treasurer).
regarding it. Judges. P.
of a farmyand; when you Jackson, Esq., (Chair- saw the gaudily dressed rustics, and whon you heard their truly rural, sayings, the last crow of the cocks, and the lowing of the cow, Everything seemed to have the koon fresh air of the country, and one could almost think he inhaled the scent of new-nown hay. The dresses of one and all were very hund-
which they passed as follows :—
Champion's Cutter
Do. Pinnaea
Tacilight's Whaler
Spartan":
De Bay
Conchita
2.35 2.39.30 2.41.30 2.45 2.46.30 *2,62
from Council Blots in n ox-cart. father soon followed thoma with the others, and this family som became absorbed into the system as it mir exists in Utah. The ory
the alders have instincts keen na the senso fosent or any Indian. They laid their car lose to the ground and hoard blus itamp of revolutionary battalions marching behind
words They
They excom ramicated him,
dgater winna the interest of this historymau of gestio.hoy wore not mis.
| capecially · follows beeane at sixteen a
girl with both heart and cammon sense. That is rather an advancel agu -for to reach sien unattractive formon girls
seated," if not martios;
It was now a dead heat to windward to without boing
thie little Loglishwonas
she never
this inau
akten. Hardly was his word spoken that & passed from tourno te tongit mid pined he boat indificial heads of the Tabernació, Other excommunications followed, which course only meant the planting of a new Church and that is
on and are in of the little into 1 Ja
two persons in whose beautiful, and happy
20, and in one caser beautiful, while the and R. K. Lion TEN, Esq., R.N.; German crew in the Chairman's Cup yester between the Pictor Emanye's beat, and the chance in the race. The De Bay and Con- finduced to consent that she would not been faithfully telling ort of the lives of
Umpins and Starters-Rowing -A. P. McEws, Esgate E. 1. WOODIN, EM Yachts, HJ, H. TRIPF, Kaq; Open Sailing Boats-E BURNIA. Esq.
Judge of Sailing Races:-Liebt. BALLIN-
little furniture that was necessary was vory Appropriate. Though wa cannot say that the music of the opera was sing fault lessly, either as regarde tune or timo, we | ron, I.N. mit readily admit that it was rendered pleasantly and with much spirit and expres. slon. Unquestionally the success of the performance was in a large measure due to the presence of a full and effective male
Splendid weather favoured the second day's proceedings of the Regatta. The sky was perfectly cloudless, and the breeze so gentle as only just to ruffie the water. A
2
3
Pinuaca
4.1.30 4.3.30 4.12
CORRESPONDENCE.
the winning post. The Spartan took the bat, inside course to Northward of Stone Cut-though strictly trained in the faith, had ber's Jaland and to a cartain catont lost her made up hur mind that who would, lives this weru nhw hesten. The following is resist a husband's farther marriage elold
le desiro wish. But she also was in 'uo I write it divu. For thoso ver the result of this cafitaffy contested race ---
hurry to be mor and even required
would not be really parted. Fout, drear Trolight's Whaler
that her "pealing should be preceded beare of suparation brought hini
again Champion's Cutter
some of that rouaneo which the olders cast -fu bride of his youth in the eye of the infatuation" One might imagine that aw under which they now ro, his only in the Utah of thirty years ago it
it would wife
Tier to whom he had been muito i have been unlikely that any fit gringo wontd of potency of a haly philtre, whose offerts Java found his way as the plains andre disappeared from his beset, and intol discovered this Deruischen of Desaret, leet, Inve no need to oumphala milena it ha Nevertheless lie did, and a story of wander of the pious system of which many women
ily - behind hiiny leo.
aro victims. They have handsome hon s abenturer à un deurde mitude à He was n. Landon boy, bura just fifty
Votre rétification dans la journal chinois year ago, who had fair edunation and ing labours; they have his friendship; bub of Pinsertion de non lettre dans l'edition large onthunast. Absorbed with a desire cher enanot be his wives, oven did they
ཚན་ anglaise out produit partiut le meilleurellal self as a sailer. He muaged to see a great in rihodox Mormons,
viaist classic lands he apprenticed him- |- sira to be wives of a Gentlio.
If they r is première récompenso de votre doal of the Easter world, but at lengths he regard ante 'est là la
ovula they only courtoisie.
hai to sorve out thor ren Je Pric Dien qu'il conserve a tonzales redao-prenticeship mader a ship chandler at tuint loan that any but kappiness has been
reninsat of his
uth to the averlasting boulire. But I am reure de journaux le sentiment inaltérable
Canton, le 13 Dec. 18×3. Monsieur lo Directour du China-Mail, Je vous ronureio de votre
gard the sermo
sermon of when visited Full.
a man of
and porfect comfort provided by no
with this heretic us
uncers-
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De primaved
fabij only was his toki ma that when she was
day had somewhat shaken the faith of one from the Daring, these two contesting while those for second place, the whole way. Latterly, their backers in their powers, while those who placed their confidence in the area however the stronger-banned bost asserted from across the Border had their faith itself, azul took second plate. It is to bu strengthened by the style three of them regrotted that no time allowance was ante exhibited in the same race in Hughes' boat. in this race, and undoubtedly if there had The English wore in high favour witha grant been any, the race would have been thore- many; but the Scritchmen were undoubteren, but it was impossible for a boat with edly the hottest favourites. A good start 13 cars to bent a boat of a finer and lighter. was made, the English boat having, just the build with eighteen cars, us was the case chorus, composed exclusivaly of gentleman improvement was effected to-day in the slightest advantage, but before many strokes this afternoon. Time, 8 mins. 3 cca.
Vistorienest'a cutter (16 eira), amateurs, who performed the soost menial starting arrangements, Inspector Cameron, had been made, the Scotch crew assorted of stage dution, devoting themselves to the bo measured the course, having anchored themselves, and took premier position,Victor Emanuel's butter (12 oars), .
· Daring's cutter (1) oara), Fork heart and soul. At the same time, ita cargo bat off the starting mark on land, With a long easy streke, they sont their must not be understood for a moment thus making the starter's boat a fixture in-boat through the water at a splendid pace, SITTE RAEL - 3.30 PM. “Ladies' Purse.
de la bienveillance a fogard de tour is This was distol rudgery for youth of promoted all bound by this persistonog of that the opera would not have been worth atsad of a shifting basis. Of course the 36 strokes to the minato,the English
For Four-Orred Cant Cutters, mondo: ec sem la meilleur niers detalhuris. It was while dragging his the nougamic instinct in the hourt of une Distance, One Mile. Entrance, $5. witnessing without the chorus. The lending starting gas much more satisfactorily done crew fullowing with a fastor, but shorter
frire avancer, datis ces pays, la aivilisation truck of slop stores to the docks that he who left her Cumberland village forty throe Four boats were entered for this 'race, { que noua agnimos venne apporter.
Mormon missiry gears ago, a six years" Lube," "This Lady members acquitted tlientsalves in a manner than yesterday-he result, no doubt, of and loss firm stroke of 38 to the minute
making up her Duguna, eta, eto. The Germans brought up the rear with the but only three boats came to the socalch, that would have made the opera a great this new arrangement.
EAT BERTION,
Miss po t attraction without half the stayo ao- A description of the International Race samo number of strokes as the Scotch It the Shummel's crow not coming forward. cassories that were present last night. will be found in our report, and it is only was exeily seen that the Scotchmen were As every one anticipated, the rate fell to entered. The Leep Timo does not permit of our giving a nucessary to say that it was won with the men to whom victory would fall, and, the youngest crew detailed notice of each individual actor's little difficulty by the Scotchi crew. Yes.
started off at a furious pace, rowing 40 performance; but we cannot dismiss this terday on board the flagship The vaguest
strokes to the minute, the stroke of the notice without complimenting Miss Loftus idens prevailed as to the winners of the
Rose rowing 34, and the Germans a somo- what slower stroke. Before a quarter of
Leek was a good way ahead, and they won to race in the easiest marmer possible. Hughes increased his stroke, but to no purpose, as it was an impossibility for him to overtake the junior and more sprightly grow. Hughes's boat took second place, about one quarter of a length ahead of the ☛ (SCOTCH.)
TEK-First.
Korkblume. Time, 7 mains, 7 secs.
"LIE"-First. Station No. 2.-White Jersey and Blue Fing with Thistle.
Station No. 4.-Black and Gold. The guests Bow, Mr T. Glaw.
11st. Obs. Bow, T. Glass
on her personation of the Mascotte." Sherious races, and even as to what moes were
but he had wind to part from her beloved husband for a poor, dieaning, drudge more (nover doubting that it would
|
fur over) underwent turtures of spirit which she did peripatetic praachers. He told those lorly unde Amoy.
toilers beside the sea of a land, to which he not expect to survive, por would she have The following charters were effected in would lend them, where, beyond a western survived then, but for vague taire concern~ Amoy during the fortight ended on the
Western mertess
stern Jordan, the ing the undiscovered
vered country. Once the 12k Deer.
of paradise was renewed. And any prayed to her mother, who had diợ Magenta, 8,000 peculs, Chefoo and back,re that has used the Beeze that open when her daughter was eight years of age, ed before meme thy diy-the vent fore- and said, "Surely if polygamy ia right, any 18 lay days, $1,240.
B. H. Sienter, 230 tons, Keeking to ground of fenit u 'li bls, of waving cars then I will bour it." It is hardly wander.
mother will come and bid me boar and 1 lay days, 8400, Surabays and back, 30 lay days, 91,600.
Sefa, 7,600 peculs, hence to kuigon, 10 ay days, $700-Crazed,
21 timu thờsu
ordinarily brought because he had married a fourth wife, she
the mendowa do with gisid, stretching
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scted throughout with great vivacity and boing rowed, but-to-day the International looked much fatigued, sparted bravely, as the entire distance had been covered, the A, 4,500 peculs, hence to Satuarang, to the blue waters of inland see wherein zal that in tho night a
intelligere. Beveral encores had to be re- plied to, and at frequent intervala hearty bursts of applause testified the approval of the audience:y
We shall, in common with every one pre. sent last night, greet with pleasure the re- petition of the Mascotic.
Raco, and the Rate for the Ladies' Puree
when half the distanco had been covered, they were fully two lengths ahead of the Germans, and a little more of the English men. Hore the Germans, two of whom
did the English, but the leaders were not were followed with the keenest interest to be reached, and still kocping themselves These two races are pre-eminently the two well in hand, came in victorious, a longth interesting events of the Regatta. The and a half aliead of the Germans, in omina, Ladies' Pere was won easily by Grimble's 2000s. The Hinglish boat was from half crew who weat away with a beatiful strake, s langth to pae length behind the Gornaus, and led almost all the way.
The scene on board the Flagship was much the same as yesterday exceptiog that there
Taa N.-C. D. News is informed on good authority that the object of Ma Kien- chung's visit Bhanghai is to examine was less dancing indulge in.
the
(GERMAN.) "KOBNELUME," Second. Station No. 1.-Black, White and Rod
,10st. 9the Bow, Mr B. Burchmann..
a pure white aphero of are imirrored the many coloured mountains,
tight
Bespal to at through her mom, will know that, however postie the preacher fount form visi
visible
within it, and to hover might have been, bis picture ould have for a mome over her couch. – As in been only i adeguate ako ch of the case of mo. manifestations of the kind, netuel land of milk and honey to which
Lich | to light, which appoited wilkunt was la he insited thom. During the resinter of mirage of the subjectiva light; it only con 6th December, 1683.
his apprentice
ship the young moloz pulled Sirmed the light already clear within-tho The China Merchant. 8. N. Co.'s steadier bis cut about the streets of all cheerily, light which shona on the path of duty frot Yungching competed leading initions of for his eyes word filled with gloroasan orbs of womanly instinctae through
bis elo
closing day of servitada-farther
Chinking
She takes visions, gall red lite sunset apfendons the historic ages The i
war, provisions, &c., to-day. upwards of 500 soldiers to Canton and they about
in the ciple
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..llet. Olbia. who has had charge of the soldiers stationed earned a passage froia Liverpool to Ever the womanly leadoth us onward -----Ext. (15a. They appear to be a very fine body of won and once set out to travel to Salt
capable of undergoing my amount of five days and nights to make
Bature of
of women may he may he are under the command of Conaral Wong, on, a dawn. When he was his own man he purnlysed by terrer of invisible powers, but
eradicated, and as Goethe into the affairs of the China Merchants were moro numerous than yesterday. No. 2, Mr R. Goodlari 10st, 111ba No. 2, B. Goodled,
10st. 11lbs, as the ferts at this port fer achis time.. B.N. Co.
in foot. It now takes a steam tram. The real boud on every Mormon woman Lady Bowes, the three Misais Bowen, No. 3, Mr J. H. S. Lackhart. 12st flha No. 3, A. Dennisus,
Stroke, Mr G. Stewart..... 12 81hs Stroke, F. Grimble
10st. Olbs and
the distance forged ・out of her
of her app rstition-harder to WE (N.-C. D. Neus) have received a letter and Mrs Marah, were on board, but Cox, Mr G. A. Caldwell.. Bst, lilba. Cox, 9. A Caldwell Sat. 11lte, hardship and privation. Their arms con- but what in steam to the enterprise of break than iron and by means of the Rósz."-Second.
sisted of old Buss muskett, native youth1 Having walked as far as the great following sentence-from "The Revelation from Mr Chea Fai-ting, assuring us that the Governor witnessed
Station Na. White, Blue Sash.
he managed to pay his way with work our Celestial Marriage given to Joseph gingats, speara, e. She left at midnight lakes he that the rumour resposting the superscation proceedings from a
Bow, C. Barff,
1st. 12Ìba. in charge of Ms. Pilot Neilsen.
to Chiengo, by service on alow boats carry Smith, Naavoo, July 12, 1843 *--** And 11st.
The exomers Pouchi and Fungshin aring freight, then walked to the frontiers, again verily, verily I say unto you, if nup elbs 10st. 10barived onrly this morning, and both vessels Thenge he worked his way with a merchant bave a wife who holds the boys of this ilst. Jlb.
anchored off the North Bank. Tlacze vessels train across the plains, and in 1851 entered power, and he teaches into her the law of 88. 116.
are-Bit to go alongside the company's Salt Lake City with the wealth of us have my price rod, then shall she believe, and * KORNBLIME.”—Thim.
halk. The troops will embark in boats, a heart as ever heat in the breast of administer unto him, ce she shall be de- Station Tine and Whits
No. I
each of these steamers will take upwards stripling of eighteen. When he had stroyed, saith the Lord your God, for I Bow, B. Buschmannst. Diba.
of 00 soldiers, besides munitions of war reached his majority Le was already one of will destroy her Every Mormen woman No. 9, J. £L Stewart Luckhart, 12at. Ohs and provisions and both will leave for the substantial man of Utah, and on the hear the devil watching for her. She hates No. 3, E. W. Hutter, st. 4lbs. Canton on the 8th instant-Shanghai Mer-high roul to the wealth afterwards no polygamy, but she doesn't hinta i like the Stroke
quired. He was the ch between this retraitor to this Mormon institution in tho Kaltau,.....
ally-trusted messenger betwe mote Mormon colony and the gentile Enst breast of every woman subjest
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stoam-launch, in company with the Hon. W. H. Marsh and of Mr Chu Yu-choe by Shông Tho-t'ai Manager of the China Merchants S. N. Co. Hon. T. G. Grosvenor, the secretary of H. is not correct. We are very glad to hear B. M's Logation at Peking, who arrived this and willingly publish Mr Chân'u danial. To show, however, that we did here this morning in the M. M. S. Sindh, en not set without deliberation in giving en wyage to Marseilles The officers of rency to the former statement, we may add the Flagship sain exhiblied the greatent that we repsived it from three independent courtesy and attention to the visitors.
The Band of the Buffs" discoursed the Tax Chinese are sending troops by following selection of musis in the course of the thousand to the Bouth, ostensibly to the afternoon 2--- fight the French, perhepe in reality to look Marc Le Roi des MersTM. Gurtner.
"La Serment"... after their own old and proximato-now QUADRILLS, "Fun of the Fair Willians,
Bources.
rebels. The other day the French man-of-Saiterios,... "La Mascotta! du fram Pallars went out from Woosung, and an- VAL Prometaden. Gung shared in a position not exposed to the fre CEO Man Pirata". Bellini.
of the game at the fort, and where she had
the
" Akrobaten*, Zikof
No. 2. Mr. P. Listert...... 1st. lb, No. 3 Mr H. Müller..
12st. 7lbs. Stroke, Mr G. Kültza.... 1st. Blbe Cox, Mr H. Sampson. Est. lbs. (ENGLISH.)
"Thin
Station No. 3.White, Bed Saal, Red Bow, Mr H. E. Augier.......... Ost, Ulba, No. 2, Mc B. W. Butter... Pat. 4lbs. No. 3, Mc J. Hughes1st. 1lb Stroke, Mr T. R. Fisher...... 10st: 10lbs. Cox, Mr F. à Sampson. 5st ülbs
No. 2, G. P. Lammert... No. 3 C. W. Richards, Stroke, J. L. Hughes,... Cox, G. Gricable,
G.
1st 8lbs. Carg
Cor, H. Sampson
flat bibe
SEVESTA RACE--4′ F.M.—To be rowed in Dr. 8-Cared Royal Naval Gigs or
SKETCHES IN A VOYAGE ROUND" THE WORLD
Salt
Lako City: August
and univer. devil.
For
an enemy or a potential
and
to transact all business and ako purchases when, a must gradually become the case, for all. While there was as yet no railway the struggle with polygamy becomes a redog-
thero
I know
it
Whaleza, by bffcers of II.M Fleet About forty-thred years age in American he made twenty-four journeys on liratback nised war for the deliverance of woman, a in harbour. Cup prosented by the preacher was going through the northern generally across the plains to the Missouri onda violent end, it is to be feared all Members of the Hongkong Cinh, Tinus] counties of England, bearing to suck Barbers and Intro was danger from rub. draw nigh to the Deseret dispensation,
River, though the
He had thrown himself gout Herald. "Turgo) Rack —3" nat-For House Boats for Dars seconds per Car,
as he could gather around him strange id Gigs pulled by Chinamon. Dis Gator God save the Queen.
Four boats entered for this race, via the inge of a prophet nejsly risen in the region heart and soul into the More Religion, tance, One Milo. Entranco, 91. First gig of the didacions, time six told was, briefs, that in the midst of a Your And it was this young English- of the grant western rivers. The story head was especially loves by Brigham
"According to the testimony of the wit- fall command of the Bar A tex days 280
Prise, 818 Scoond, $3. Wiance of Toochow transport, with Dearly 1,000 Miss Bowen, in presoning the Ladies' Sixth Race on first day excluded eared gig of the Pigilant, the five-card great Methodist revival is that far western man who fell in love with and married the, you were caught just as you were soldiers from Chinking on board, was put Purse to Mr. Grimble, the stroke of the
Time fur Oars, 6 seconda bar Dar,
of the till in gig of the Fictor Emante, and the five- and the Lord himself and another heavenly Oumberland girl, he being 23, shs 16. getting out of the widow, with this contents your pocket, Now what excuse bing out to bea. About 10.90
Only two bosts came forward to vow for Jared gig of the dudacionth. The Pigilant's being had appeared to a boy of Afteen sau All went on harply. The pretty babo have you get" and the Judge lost pilot was sent for and one of
of the officers winning crew made a few well chusen re-
mer and warned him not to duite with any came at the end of the year, and nobarining in his chair very complacently. I of the Fulars
and ado
the Configure was in marks, to the bice, thei tas race was a very the prizes in this raos the P. & C. Co's best lauk the lead, the firegated gig of the of the asste which other unverz were able house was and it The hashaad loved Judge, and I stail (Qways be gratefal lo had to be driven down to well contestol one. Mr. Grimble thanked five-varet gig nad a four-dated gig from Pictor manud being second. This posits praising hira further light has his lovely wifes sho hun, and there seemed the man who eaught matnl to Wooing,
chris gusts later, & srondrous belung had up to reason why he shinki have any other these sonnanbulatie, üts Ian in danger of The Chinese Miss Bowen and the Ladies of Hongtang for the Naral Yard. The race requires little tion was maintained for a considerable dispered in bli room, canonucing that he was wife. The legs ajurity of Mormons live attention from the top to alétact
wir tows sad hurting myself. Camp, seeing French their handeunte gift, and add be was gled description. The F. & O. boat took the use of the soiree, when this Audacious messenger from God, that his name was only one wife, but I
Doe From
The thing for weally the Judge, pensively. It has often Laiforms, all rotestod
the The French oficer, Huding that be so thema tako sunnich interest in sporto soon after the black, and maintained it other buat crept oftequal terms with her nical Mutoni, that he had been an ancient of the considered, but suspect that it is nut That ides nove decurred t. me, rework American continent, and was sent to appoint Morzugs to remain monogamists There occurred to me, "remarked the prison with would not got ad at that sight, walked all He then proposed three cheers for fler until the finish, and won the mast by lose from the same chip, distanced her and for him--this youth of eighteen years-forma a Moslem gentleman in London to whom unconscious humor That being the case. about the deserted Camp, but letugth Bowen and the ladies of Hongkong, which conds, after making an allowance of six se- about 200 yards struggled with the Pigilant grest, work. He said that he would moun ona azil, But surely there must be sure I will direct the Sheriff turn me discover a book, tescribed on plates of gold, of your people contant to keep only one loca 14 No, but to have an extra bir púť came to termin of amily with the soldiers wore nthusiastically given. Three cheers conde. The Naval Yard boatmen rowed in for first place, but to no purpose, the boat giving an account of the aborigines of wife. He pled, "I know a Molinaross your call wines, for fear you may who supplied him with tea and rufregh ments during the night When the Chi were then given for the winners,
I the better style, Time, 8 mín, 40 seconds. from the latter winnứng by about e quarter - America, also the Urin and Thummim; | medan who would be sy mean.” But prote. " fell out." —Fre
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