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No. 8199 APRIL 16, 1880.)
A WILL informed correspondent writce:| Mr Parnell is certainly not moving those journals which are suggesting andden close to the proceedings of the Spacial Commission. The forged la: Lora will prove to be not the only matter upon which the case against him will be put to cou a ion. He and his ominent counsel a very anxious that the inquiry should proased, and would protost against any other cauren These suggestions may indeed entirely be pat side. Although nothing can approach in dramatic completeness the episode of the fötters, and although the public attention pan ngkar again be riveted as it has been upon the case of Pigott, yet there are other - disclosures to be made which it would be a pity should go unrecorded, and which will have su especial bearing upon the alleged connection between Parnellism and crime.
Ms Chaplin, M.P., speaking recently at Leicester, observed that, with regard to bi-metallism, he was happy to say that he did not believe it was possible by any buman agency to twist it into a party matter. He pointed out an a most remarkable circumstance that since the demonetisation of silver in 1873, there had been an unusual and a prolonged depression in trade and agriculture all over world. Ho was one of those who firmly believed that the abandonment of the system of bi- metalliam was undoubtedly one and quita possibly the main cause of the dopamion which had prevailed fora period of fourteen years, and for which no one had been able At
ascribe other sufficient reason. all events, it was a most curious coinci- dence that there set in about 1874 a period of depression in industry and in all kinds of business which had lasted from that time slmost up to the present moment.
LornON BONARY Socusry.—A crisis which has been threatening this Society for saveral years has come at last; and the quaelion must now be promptly tiled whether it is to continue ita prosent work, or withdraw at once from one or more of its fulds of labour. A careful examination of the condition and cost of the various fields of labour has therefore been made, and the directors have determined upon certain stations in different parts of the world which must be the first to be sacrifend if this necessity actually comes upon them. Yet they cannot believe that the necessity has come oven now. At any to they are not prepared to sound the retroat without mak- ing che more catucet appeal for roinforoc- ments. It should be clearly understood that there has been so falling off in the Society's income. It is stationary, and a stationary income cannot suffice for a grow ing work. To do the present work as it ought to be done, an increase of at leset £5,000 in the Society's annual income is required. To provide for actual needs at present pressing, an immediate addition to the funds of fully £10,000 per annm must be obtained. St. James's Gazette.
AMY SHERWIN'S COMPANY AT
THE THEATRE ROYAL,
'IL THAVATORE.'
Last night, Amy Sherwin's Company concluded their first series of performances
in Hongkong with 'Il Travatora.' They finished the season as they bogan it-with a bumper hones The fact that they never had what could be called a poor house all the time they have been here is a sufficiently good guarantee for the quality of their ou tertainmenta. But it also indicates some thing more, and that is that the Bougkong
THE CHINA MAIL.
te the work.
but were all for informing the mandariqa I don't know what ochle, thanks to the grest osertions of
There is no doubt that foreigners have duty payable on tea.
to dio. Though much exhausted, by the duty on tea is. is the may Captain Lund and his officers, wis success and having an inquest hold ; but on the re- often discussed with uneasiness this con- Cao hæmorrhage, he managed to crawl out I felly laid partly in a new truck, ovading tations and friends dissanding him from tingency of Chinese impigration into Japan and hop for five hundred yazis to a grain always bring it down to Hongkong.. don't smuggle it down. I don't know whetha voxel resis and rocky buttcm. Areat this course, and proposing as a substitute a in the event of the Treaties being revised.shop, whore he found large basket of grand funeral, and ponitential offerings to Wo uro not ourselves aware, however, that meal, which be overturned with his sound ther the Captain of the steamer knows the delight in Hoihow when we saw about it or 1st.
the Frejr returning and knew that we soon the spirit of the dead by her mother-in-law Japan hus boon suspected of defoning Rear, mid coiled himself inside. To get rid The first defendant at this point made could to in telegraphic communion, and sister-in-law, the bouker being a man vision because of any such fear. The quos bim, the owners of the shop carried him the following statement-I have a share with the world. Bus, not only to mar roof liberal and inagnanimous iduis, fruct tion has presented itself chicly to foreigners in the basket to the hospital gates, where The Tegrat of the himsel const this arrangement, interested in Japan's welfare. The incon ke was Joft outside to die Although in a in the tea. My hare is $32. I got 15 gret but anrely also conte in addition for every bag I bring people board, the land-line from Hai-though with many groad. But now the venoient consequences of Chinese immigra-condition of extreme collapse, and" with a doctor's wife raised an objection to her tion inte soustries so distant as the United foeblo pulso, due to tha kosa of so much down. When I came to Bengkong I add how to the cable landing place was intor. this tun to the second defendant. I have a repted, and we are still shat out from the new daughter-in-law having to make such a States at Aust al lave shown, on a blood, the patient had no mental impair- right to sell it as I am part awaer.
pater world. We hope sincerely that our confession of her wrong. This was too small eeds, what might be anticipated if pent and was able to converse intelligibly. were granted to a He had been alicted to opium making, a The second defendant said-The first do- tool manager will be rewarded for keep much for the neighbours, who are just narestricted access fendant brought the ten to me to wall. Ting the land-line under his cars, in such going to the doctor's house to bind the country within a few hours steam of the grounistice which could not have been Great oralit is due young women and bring her along, when Midlte Kingdom, and offering so many favourable to recovery. "Td with the sold it to the third defondant. I wanted splendid condition. the complainant to prove his ownership to the eletrician, Captain and Officers, the doctor, becoming alarmed, hastily abut attractions and arterial inducements as exception of diarrhcos on the fifth and sixth before I would give it up.
for completing this work within meh short her to Baiat at the propitiatory ceremony. Japan offers. Bt fortunately for herself dags, and slight attacks of malaria, the The complainant, recalled, gaid—It is a tie and with men quite customed in rder to concilare the public. When Japan's position enables het avoid this patient had throughout no bat symptom, not the case that the first defendant has a
this was over, the tankes and his wife risk, or at any rate tu defur it for many and left the hospital with a wooden leg, share in the tea
The cruiser Liken, Captain Frazier, ar- returned hans, with difficulty restraining years. The one advantagoneersing from her four weeks after his admission, Chak Sau, master of the San Koerived here last night with Mr Danmissioner their tours.
Bong tanlation is that she can make the open- Two man were onca conversing on the uso sho who accompanied the complain-Janiczon, who will the charge of the At a villago near Ningpo there is a fish- ing of her doors o aditional on correspond-of tobacco, which one of them affirmed to ant his search for the tea, corroborated Castoans here, vico Mr Morse transferred erman who fishes in the river to ear his ing hospitality haing extended to herself. be a slow poison.' This the other denied, the statement made by him.
La Pukhoi Great improvements at our rice. He is fifty years old, and trail a wife, Just us she mays to Occidental Powers, we siting the case of his own grand-father, Inspector Mackie asked for a remand till all port may be expected, and no cubs but she had never horse hem a child. List dealing to nduit your subjects sul citizens who after having used tobaco all his life, the return of the Nierstein, and his Worship we shall report soon the laying of the much he was out in bout casting bis to perfect freedoni of trade, trurel, and was hale and hearty at the age of seventy. foundation stone of the first European art, when he heard the vinog of an infaut residence unless they submit to our juris. Not at all disconcerted by this instance, the house. Weather has teen very warn crying among the rushes of the bank, and diction, so she can say to China, wo de fiest speaker replied. Depené opon Ít, if lately. Today's thermometer registering on drawing near to se fout a baby boy cline to adust your subjects to such privi- your grandfather had not used tobacco, he 91 in the shade. A heavy thunder-storm wrapped up in a sort of nest of rushes He loges unless you in return admit oura." might have been eighty to this day!' If ■ posed over our town on Saturday after at once knew that a child had died, and And eveu than the tale of conditions would poole with such physical endowments as tion, accompanied by a shee: of bail- that its soul had come back to the world of not be all fold; for it is plain that no civi-the Chinese, were to be preserted from the stings on inte de a bean. Euring the man again and was inhalating this little fixed poople cold possibly consent to sub-effects of war, famines, pustilenc and opian, { Bror a Correspondent.)
squall a sumpa, capsizul in the creek, but body. He took it home, and his wife fed unt to Chinese laws and legal processes as and if they wore to pay some attention to Luckily withht loss of life.
it with soup and rige water, when it soon they are now, whereas, without much sub-the laws of physiology and of hygiene, and April 15.
A few days ago our missionaries, Rev. F.oensed crying; and the old couple took unasion, Japan wid assuredly not propose to be uniformly nourished with suitable Among the larger and most important P. GUpay and Rev. C C. Jeremiasson, such a fancy for the foundling that they that her poeple should have murestricted food, there is some reason to think that bodies which revolta in the Chinese heavensrebrn. d from an exploring trip from the adepton him they and there as a bout, giving access to Chinese torriturity. China, io they alone would be adequate to occupy the around the imperial aun, His Majesty thoirtorior of our island reporting that they him the name of Shifai, the picked up word, stuads distinctly outside the pals of principal part of the planet and more,
bad crossed fream North to Sont by a new one.!-Fu Pa».
Powere concerned in the question of Japan N.-C. Daily News. Emporir, front whom all these numberless road tauto some time ngu by Chinese anal
ese Tristy Revision. Of city was are not bodies, large as will as small, ducivo their Leo audiers. They wire will treated by:
now sponteing in a fiscal song. The ques power, light, and one may even say, their lity to them.
the Leo people who showed every hospita
100 harilla is altogether a aferent affair. -Japan Mail. very existence. His Excellency Chang Chih- tang, Viceroy of the Two Kwang, is a star
remanded the case till 29rd inst.
Bail was fired for the fit defondant at $200 and for the scp-did at $100; the third defendant being allowed out without bail.
Canton.
NOTES FROM ICHANG,
Teboils Mateli.
It is rumoured thatßle Gin gory, kt. B.MA Consul here, is to be relieved by the Consul
trip to Chungking to investigate matters of upotance, and there is no doubt he will
Pat at Clonmel, the 3rd inst. The public are not slow to recognise and on- of the first magnitude. During his lour A BOARD OF SURVEYORS FOR THE from Kiukiang. Me trezory is to take a THE VITALITY OF THE CHINESE,
gonuine talent as the members of this com
We have no doubt that pany potsess. their merita will meet with the same cordial approbation in Shanghai, for which pince the Company left to day. In the perform ance of Verdi'a grand opers, given inst night,
with the assistance of
в
YELLOW RIVER.
the
Ax oxtraordinary sectio was witaceaed in the Catholic Church of St. Peter and St.
Catholle soldiers of the garrison attend ' courags, when they have the chance, auch Mass there every Sunday morning, and whilst the officiating priest, Father Byrne. was reading the Bishop's Lenten pastoral, in which he strongly condemned the action of the Government towards Ireland, and adjured the people to pray for, their coun- try in this time of trouble, Lieutenant Geobegan, who was in charge of the troops, ross in his soat, and ordered his men to number of gentlemen membered the leave the building. As they did not in Choral Socisty, the Company fully mediately obey, he repeated the order maintained the reputation which their twice. Father Byrne, addressing tho men
previous appearances had gained for them, from the altar, commanded them to remain
Leonora is perhaps on the whole the most in their seats, and all the soldiers, except sucessful part Miss Sherwin bas essayed tro serjeants, who followed Lieutenant ur, and yesterday evening, especially in Geohegan cut of the church, obeyed the the last scose, her singing and acting were Priest and stayed where they were sotul highly effective, even better we think than psan point of view, may be characterized of the river must be accurately examined Yanatate as far as the borders of Tibet. Maas was over. On leaving the chapal, on the last occasion when a selection from Lieutenant Goobogan was booted and hua- the work was given. Misa Fischer 38 tled by a smand of people, and when the Azzana, although not well suited to the soldiers marched for their barracks they were accompanied by a crowd, who cheerod part, made a much better appearance than them heartily fur
on Saturday evening, when she ful the
Tu orr ish-plans for its conservation. course they had adopt uncongenial part of The Gipsy Queen
in The Bohemian Girl' Her voice, how aver, kas not the depth and power required for anch parts M Stockwall gaves fair- ly good impersonation of Marria, although was evident that the part wade tousesore demands on bis voice. Mr Arthur Sher win's Cortad di Loma was a very satisfactory performance in overy way.
The chorus, though by no means so good as it might hays been, was very acceptable, and the gentleme did giving their services in that vapacity. The applause was as frequent and hearty as at at the eye of the open there One of Was quite au enthusiastic demonstration of
ed. Before the officer left the chapel the priest publicly rebuked him, and told him that he should report him to his superior
officers.
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Quotations Hosekong, April 10. OPIUM-New Patna, cash, 597/040
Old
caso, New Bonares, sah, 5171/520 Ок
cash, New Malwa, cash, 580 Allowance, Taols... 80
How To CAIN FLESH AND STRENGTH. Take after each meal about a tablespoonful af Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites. It is almost as palatable na milk and easily digested. The rapidity with which delicate hildren and The complete ignoranea of the hwn of sickly people suffering from weakness and March 28th.--Amongst the ancienta, saya We Tu-cheng, the act of timp making the right on in the right place, hygiene which characterises almost all wasting disease improve and thrive upon
Our most enable resident, the Rev. Chinese, and their apparent contempt for
this dist is truly marvellona. As a remedy never reached the ata o of popcion which Father Benjamin Christiansen, who has those laws even when apprehended, ro for Consumption and Threat affections and it has stained in modern times. charts which have been made of the sex done very good work among the hill tribes China To a foreign observer it is a stand-paration in the world. Any
lived here for a gra 4 umber of gears and well known to all foreigners who live in Bronchitis is unequalled by any other pro- board and of the Yangtze have proved of of Chung rang, a hen apposted by His ing problem, why the various diseases which supply it.-Watson & Co. (Limited) agents the utmost service in carrying the work Holmes the Pope to the position of Bishop this ignorance and defiance of ustaral laws in Hongkong and China. of river and past defence, and optatus of
and Vicar Apostolic of authorn Hapeh. invite, do not exterminate the Chinese skamers rely upon their charts as gurdes in We wish him all the good that this life can aliogother. While vast numbers of people determining their courus through the neangive, for he is a good and noble man, and do die every year in China of dineusea which Is making a sketch of main it is always ready to do a good sction docesary to fill in the whole
aro entirely preventible, the fact that the al outline,
Our friend Me Pratt, the collector of sumber of such persas is uct indefinitely the ground avared by its boss must be
bootles and butterflies, who has lived greater, argues on the part of the Chinese awaratuly surveyed in order to ascertain
atnougat us for the last twelve months, has a marvellous capacity to resist disenso, and is dimension; so in drawing up a chart been joined by a Me Riebeldort, lately out to recover from it. In the total absence of water the sheale and rapids must be from home. They are to proceed up the of those vital statistics to which we have marked and the configuration of the bed
Aalready so often regretfully referred, we in order to ascertain its depth. In the destination. Mr Pratt has just built a very observations of foreigners, which, owing to place called Tachinboo, is, I believe, their are obliged to depend upon the rac rded cu of the Yellow Rivera kuowledge nice sailing craft, regardless of aspenae, the constantly increasing number of foreign of the direction and windings of its c00:38 and of its relative breadth at different he is fitted with all comforts and re-dispensaries and hospitals, are becoming quirements for the two scientific men to year by year more numerous sad more valu ports is an important element in arranging make the boat their home for the two years aule.
To slyse and tabutste the medi No doubt Brience eal reports issued even in a single year, hitherto m.de of the Hiver have been they intend to use her. mostly the work of Tamen underlings, and they will be successful. Shanghai Covariar. power of the Chinon, would be a mont will benefit by their journey, and we hope with a view to illustrating the recaporative hare merely given a rough outline without
useful task, and the resalt would certainly marking the degrace of latitude and longi. tude or noting the distances. Memorialist VARYING CUSTOMS IN CHINA.
present the object in a fresh and forcible has been at great paim to obtain the services 6. F. . writes to the 3-0. Faily News auder. We must, bosever, be content a few cases, by of an export in chart making, but haa ompletely furled to and one.
There is no
Will you permit me to notica briefly two way of illustration, two of which occurred porn amongst the officials or literati of points referred to in the very able papers within the knowledge of the writer, while anthonese Characteristics appearing at inter. the third is taken from the published re. Hanan who pornosus any exact knowledge
purte of a large hospital in Tientsin. The journal. but for then studies in introduced, no improvement can be expected in this Chinn as a whole; oven the rest urdinary upon the undoubted fact, that they are by respect. Memorialist therefore proposes features in some parts are wholly wanting to mezus isdated and altogether exceptional v estableh in Kallen Tu B THẺ VÀ River Surveyors, and with this object in would be surprised to lure that in some
How many people, for axarople, cases, but are such as could be matched by the observation of very many of our readers. Several years ago, while living in a house low, he has writer, the Viceroys at Tien- provinces rico is by no means an ordinary tis and Canton and the Superintendent article of diet, the people professing to be with a Chinese family, the writer heard one of the Fuuchow Arsenal, asting them to unable to astisfy themselves upon they afternoon the most dismal screams under the window, where was placed a large siect and send him weaty heers and have not been used to eating it. In Ka-beehive, ruade of adobe bricks, and upon at students well acquainted with surveying stk, the rice produced at Lang choa, the bottom. & little boy fourtwee maths of
at map-making. In this way be will have, Ning-hsia and Twin-chou is largely,
The charis
as follows:-
with the more statement
Old Malva, cash,... 600/820 Allowance, Tuels... 18/48 Pemian, Oily, cash 600/610 Allowanes, Tsols....10/48 Persian, Papor tied 500/520 Allowance, Taele... 16/32
Exchange. Homokone, April 16.
a London-
Bank, Wire,
J
On denaw,
30 daya' sight,
Oredita, &
4 months' sight,
נד
2/11
9/0 Documentary, vannitlu sight, 3/04
u Paris-
ofhcial career he has done good service tu his country, but in no former position has he had more acops for displaying bis acti- vity and patriotism and for carrying out good, Bound and lasting work conducive to the welfare of his countrymen and the honour of his country than as Viceroy of this thickly-populated province. Oppar tunities have, from time to time, presentei themelves to him to came forward usa pa- trior, a politician, ahnutitarian, yes even a reformer, and lie has, though sometimes he has found himself in difficult positions, come out of all big difficulties in a very croditable manner.
Of course his actions and his policy at large, looked at in a purely progressive and one may say Bare as prejudiced, anti-foreign, and connor valive, but they are and have been. it must be admitted, calculated to meet the exigencies of the case, to promote Chinese interests, to benefit the Chinese people and to for her Chinese prestige. man, and he has with all his abilities cong- mitted a causiderable number of mistakes, but the foreigners cannot after a but admire that patriotic spirit that prompts him to study Chinese interests before all he did not others, so long, of course, as allow himanlf to be blinded and led tray by any spirit of hatred or antagonism to foreigners, in order to pose, it may be, exclusive friend of China and the freier
It is
is very highly praiseworthy thing in seems, boxavor, to be greatly misjudged, for though ao doubt purely Chinese ut heart, it is indeed difficult to reconcile the idea that a renowned statesman as he, could allow himself, on any single oppor tuny, to be curried away by any prejudico against foreigners. And yet it has some timos en difficult not to arrive at tho conclusion that he has tried to take, in worse and worns terms with a rival teacher A COMPLICATED TEA TRANSAQ-
more than one instance, more than he was "named Lan, a gentleman from Kwang tal!
TION.
prepared to give, and to even appear to in martial Hupeh, and at last their mutual ill-feeling culminated in a challenge to
Kong Fuk, a fireman on board the S. 6.
bur. been discourteous and inconsiderate a complete survey made in sections, and altogether, consumed by extre-provincials.ge was playing in the yard, and seeing this meet each other on 7th March in Nierstein, and two shopkeepers ramed Itsdeel the tes on which His Excel-
tox is foreigner and their representatives. an accurate chart drawn up and printed, Henor your correspondent should have coing into what looked like a convenient the court of the Fire-god's Temple, just Loung Shap and Chan Biug, were before leavy would appar to have gone out of his hung whore it enters Hoan to its worthese are grant of word weaving. Itant was very red. The bees either resont of the whole course of the River from Wei Leen more guarded in stating that the Chin. play-house, bad injudiciously crawled in, The child's load was shared perfectly bare, the south gate of Kicking, Mr Wodehouse in the Police Court to-day, way to make his anthority and opinions at La-ching in Shantung.
This to considers chief industry of the South of Kana, tug the usual intrusion, or mistaking the and in the most important step in lus task of ru which Tsu Chung-t'aug endeavoured to im Each had more than ten pupils the first charged with stenting 85 bags of fit by foreigners are numerous
Temperature. under his tuition, and when the time
A mere glance provo years ago ly accuring the norvices of bald pate for a huge prony, promptly lit ten of the value of $200, the accoud with of the presence by his side of gentle erzanising the river works.
nian, who should have a thorough know- al such a map with aber at once the deflecoms Austrians with a view to the intro to bed, and began to sting. Bouton at Hours Falconer & V.▪ Premices, came there was a goodly attendance to see
fore he cuald be removed, the child had ties of the curse of the rivar, she breadth duction of muckinmy. the sport. Mr Hu first care on the ground receiving the tes knowing it to have been ledge of foreign ways and doinge, it would
received more than thirty stings. The BAROMETER- with a cotton-band round his forehead, a stolen, and the third with being unlawfully not much idea of internationsi la ext cm wither as if the Viceroy himself bad
of the backs at different plucu, the poista Cu Nan Ustad Ho child cried but a few moments, and then Do. fight belt round his waist and tightly-fitting in possession of the tou
which the force of the carcass great Cion (H) are the peritaple centres of being laid on the kang went to sleep. No custom or as if subordinato officials, est, the sandbanks, the junction of its short garments and criod, 'Whore is Lan
medicine of any sort being at baut, nothing the mufactures of twilled woollen stuff;} the coward should come on in woman's
afraid to open their months before the'r¦ tributaries with the main stream, the trend mighty chief, sy have even gorman far of the bills on both sides and the distance quite a creditable article-varying a good was applied to the skin. During the night clothes if he comes at all.' Just as the
to misrepresent. Fur reusous auksown, from each other of the different tons deat in quality and colour, day no trace of the swelling remained. La the child was perfectly quiet, and the next people were beginning to jear at the absent Lan for his pusillanimity in not appearing
the character and motives of foreigners. and villages on its banks, white ad width is from It to 13 inches () and However that may bs, and putting aside ditional details can be fillet in from prices range from 30 to 70 cash per foot all other considerations, no one can dong that Chang Chib Tung, with all his cou- servation, has been a progressive man.
Bat with all his progressiveness he ans, acone of brancy legs and arms whirling me. I was to pay him 15 cents for like all great mon, displayed an impertone through the air, and then Ilu, a very col-
each ong that was safely delivered, and and impatient spirit and has shown on me pulent man, began to pant and groan and
B
dr Kiokiang some of the sons of righ Chinese merchants, fast young men, are in the habit of engaging professors of the art of boxing and the sazute, to give them lessons in the science of self-defoncs, so that when they getinto rows during their nortur- na rovels thoy may get the better of their antagonists. This rondyiaus is not approved of by their fathers and elder brothers, but they do not seem to have been able to put a stop to the custom, which is a disgrace to the native society of Kiukiang those professors, a Kiang-pah man called, approval. Hu, had been for a long time getting on
vulaide and see which should prove the 'better
man.
to the challenge, that hero bounded into
of the Choral Society ato hater of the foreigner. His Excellency mathematics or surveying, and antil a vale in youifficult to predicato mach of whole force of iustances of this sort deponds
Bucs, and at eluse
Chan Pro, the complainant, said-I am a shopman in the Young Cheung Shings shop, Whampoa The first defendant is
a Breman on the German atomer Nierstein. the arena, boiling with rage and without attering & word went straight for Mr Hu. On the 12th inst. I gave him 85 bags of tea, For entre ptinutes there was a confused worth $200, to take down to Hongkong for
ed-Natice paper.
Fisit.
fimo
timu. As huwaver the mem
bers of this new Board CADTot be expected to come from a distance and sidertake such a dil ult task without come couragement, Mein rislist proposes as on us they have arrived to forward a list
10 others.
not
fursign family in Peking, was tukton with the year 1678, a carter in the employ of s A), colour influencing price a great deal the prevalent typhus fevor, of which so
for Mu-kuas, gowns, quilts (wadded), ander who had been very ill indeed, became The natives use this Ho-to na it is called, many died. On the thirteenth day when the disease reached a crisis, the patient, shirts, etc., etc.
exceedingly violent, exhibiting the strength Heeiless socks and fingerless gloves al of Burstal men. Three persons were
On demand,...
3.75
Credits, 4 months' sight, 484-
New York-
On dematid,...
Credits, 60 days' sight,
Bombay-
t. Wire,
show symptons of having had enough, he was to deliver them to me on arrival in than ous occasion that, though alive to the of their names for reward in the archives of knitted in the far East, and are largely worn deputed to watch him, all of whom were: This was Lan's opportunity, of which ha Hongkong, I was to tako sobie of the tea atility and expediency of a measure, he the Board at Paking, and requests that they iu Kanan and Shensi, Knitted stripe are erhogsted with their labours. During the availed himself by putting it vigorou to a shop in Yaumati and the real to the
bas been loth to yield to pressure and may be held entitled to the ear rewards also used for pan chine (foot wraps) right-hander, which knocked out one of San Kee shop in Suiying-pun. The agents of
remonstrance on the part of foreign repre- ja those granted to officers employed inau Thon as to bange; oru wauld wander the bed to praves his cacape. While the night of this day, the patient was tied to Hu's eyes; Hu was carried off to hospital these shops in Whampoa had purchased
sentatives who have acted under instru-gurating the Telegraph Service. The re how roads over which a large number of watchers were all asleep, he contrived to amidst rapturous appiuse from Lan and the tea there and delivered it to me, sod Itions from head-quarters or from their own ; qucst is supported by the Vicuroy Li and tornes pats dauy yet afford su little evidence joosen the cords with which he was bound,
1 sense of duty- No question better than the Governors of Hen and Stantung. was to bring it to Hongkong. I was, to the removal of the barriers affords clearer
of the fact. Nothing is allowed to lis: the and escaped from the house perfectly by supporters, and the zibald məb dispers have gone by the same stearner, but I illustration, for it is known to be a fact the transfer of a number of oficia's for the the old men or little boys to whose lot it and the whole premises were searched, Rescript by the Emperor: 's sauction cooking ordure is speedily seized upon by nased. He was missed at about 3 a.ru, it would leave at 2 p.m. on the 12th, white that His Excellency is perfectly convinced { work of surveying and chart-making, but falla to provide fue) for the brick bed. In including the wells, into which it we the proposed establishment of a Board these provinces (Kanty and Stienst) at least feared he night have plunged. He was of Surveyors and tte cuna deration of the the cooking and bed-heating Ares are quite traced to the wall of the compound, which rewards to be conferred upon them in pre- distinct. mature and vetentatioun, Ws command dat we notice be taken of the sggestionservative as to order their tires by the leaped or fell to the ground on the outer Nor are all Chines so ridiculously con was nine or ten fest in height, and which he bad scaled by climbing a tree.: He Peking Goz.tte.
BERBUI only. I have had to suffer from side of this wall, and at once made his way the inevitable k'ang amoke on a rainy day to the meat just inside the great wall which in July.
asparates the Tartar city of Peking from 1be Chinese city. Here he was found two
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When foreigners desire to buy land in theme, said asked him to return it. He said humans lover of his compatriota, ki has bet the banke rapidly after his death, ally the lat, our contemporary greatly re- that he had been in this e tuation for a grestimoy $0.03 €6 ||
be a dead drawn up in proper form. Accord defendant then told me to find the raman, ing so this proper form, the land is transfer- and I went away again. About 7 a.w. I went red for the purposes of a Roman Catholic back to the shop, but the tea was gote. The chapel for the community, and not to say second defendant told me he had given it person(wis yth) *to have his back to the seau again. Afterwards, from private property. By the VI Article of what I hoard from different shopkeepers, I the Convention of 1850, it is permitted west to the Chat Bing Kee shop in Sai-
Hoihow.
From a Correspondent.)
9th April. On the 6th the Danish 5. 8. Frejy, Cap-
mitted some gross mistake his situation the effect they would exercise on her indas living by onliecting spent shells around the busines, and arranged, that unless he com to face an influx of Chinese immigrants and age, had been in the habit of waking a justice of such a
muther af trials. The
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APRIL 16.47 10 KM.
missed it, because the first defendant told me
of the futility of this obstruction to a as a matter of fact it left at noon. HITAKETO there have been fixed regulations down to Hongkong by the next_stoarzer
I came foreign navy in time of war, of the irremedi- by which the houses and lands of Chinese in and arrived at 5 am. on the 13643. Int euers able harm done to the river itself and to the interior may be sold to foreigners for the went on board the
trade; but he his set his face against all stablishment of Christian chapela; but in steamer, but did not
defendant's yielding as the question has been more spite of this, instances of clandestine or
him nor my than once raisef by foreigners, soure- the people in anauthorised transfers have not been rare, steamer told me
the times in an urgent manner. went ahore oving to the people's ignorance. The two look for my tea. I saw four bags of it gifted with so much sagacity and patriotism
to 10 There is, however, no doubt that a man District Magistrate of Kiang-tu and Kan-lying on a wharf near Gilman Street, and will, when he eens his time, of his own a tsilan, the two districts forming there the rest I found in the You On Lang shop cord, remove there deplorable obstructions inside the Ping-hu Gate, & Ta'ung-win-
At Wu-chang Fu, the Capital of Hupeh, CHINESE EMIGRATION TO JAPAN hours later, his head wedged fast between fectural City of Taugehow, in Kiangan Pr
in Green's Road. The second defendant to a great waterway and add another record i Pu, certain cloth-merchant latelyject of great importance to Japan. Heterough the culvert ander the wall. As he ki
The Jiji Shimpo touches briefly on a sub the upright iron bars which prevent passage vince, have now issued a Proclamation on the subject, in which they quote the Tresty.cue of the masters of that shop. There to the list of his numerous beneficial works. This Proclamation reminds the people that second defendant that the tea bulonged to were 81 bags of my tea there. I told the
died, leaving his married to native ring to the constant failures mado in respect had passionately demanded to be taken du Nagasaki.. 29.97 Fertile of imagnation, n learned scholar, an astute politician, a patriotis ruler, a banker's daughter. The clolk-matchant's of Treaty Revision-faires whics, especi- this place to cool his fever, it was evident Shanghai.. 50.08 65 interior in order to found chapels, the owner a seaman had brought it to his shup, and, with fro hard, carried out a policy that his daugister and set-is-law might ascribe Japan's ill-success to her own want fater was found to be thoroughly broken, Bolinao 29.93-88
haginens fell off v
grew richer Audricher; and grote-the Jiji avers that insoy foreigner length of time. of the land must first report to the local he refused to give it up until he saw sound as well as liberal, and adopted a properly started in life, bo sbtained for of resolution. While avowedly desiring to and though troubled with choudattami anile 29.87 99 56
On being taken home, his Hongkong 20.95 73 authorities, who will, provided that the eng- the man. Each bag was marked by schemes and masures and improvements atter a situation in another cloth shop, throw the country open, say these critics, the foge he made a slow but sare Tecovery
Gaiphong, 29.90 82 skat of the eighbouring inhabitants be not injuriouly affected by the proposed chapel, attached to it. The mark wa Kwong naturally demand more than a cursory no
| certain character on a slip of paper which from their imperiance and magitude deposited several hundreds of taels in the she really fears to do so, being unwilling A Tientsin man, about thirty years of
· authorise the sale of the lard for its erection if all be in order, for which sale there must hung Tas shop. I went away and re- tice, and will be dealt with in suother
turned in about an hour. The second letter.
Wl'ostock. 30:15 8, 95, should be a permanency.
anotion int grounds where Chinese troops were sugaged Tokio...... 50.55 the young man, however, lost to all sense of terly denied by the Tokyo journal The in artillery practice. On ous occasion he Nayazaki 20.94 gratitude to her benefactor, sasoon as the people of Japan, our contemporary declares, secured a shell, when on attempting to Shunghai.. 30:11 52 joung wife was brought to her new home, do not shrink from competition with the break it open, it uzploded, and blew off his Amoy 30.00 €5 united with her own daughter is oppressing Chinese, however shrewd and industrious left leg. He was admitted to the hospital, Hongkong 20 00 71 the pour young would; and on the 23rd the latter may be. They do not shrink and an amputation was performed below Esphou 21.93 82 70 March, it is not known for whalcanse, they from to French Missionaries to rent and pur-ying pun; there I saw the third defendant
latter's superior knowledge, experience, dangerous mode of getting a precarions Manila... and completed the horrible work by strang business talents, and weslib. Bat, ja point living, the man returned to it again se There is not much change is the barome buildings thereon at pleasure. For many he had brought it from the Yes On Lung rial Telegraph Administration, completed lag her with ropes. The cruel sister-in-law of fact, Treaty Hevision does not involes as as possible, and about six months for and gradients or get to увати this method, which is in socerlance
shop, and I went there with him and saw the laying of arew cable between Jinue the victim was betrothed to a Chinese any question of Chinese competition, later under similar circumstances, another winds. Overcast, warm, and damp weather with Treaty has been followed, and Tan; the Econd defendant again. The third Rud Palta Poini (Peninsula of Lei-chan) heard an account of the murder he or every part of Japan, then the Japanese also left hand ab Place, which blew off his prevalis, except in Luzon, where it is fine.
doctor's on at the Ping-an gate, and when the Chinese are to be freely admitted to explosivo took a former District Magistrate, obtained the defendant advised this second defendant to express consent of the High Authorities to authorise him to give my lhe tas, hut the The old cable, being laid during the French dored his obair, although it was late at must be freely admitted to every part of leaving its being used. There are now-a-days, the second defendant refused, and troubles in 1864 over very rocky bottom in eight, fetched her away, and had her Ching. And if this privilege be conferred portion of the right arm however, gest number of Roman Catholic | said if he was to give it back to say que the straits, was not strong enough, weighing precipitately married to his aun the sexs on the Japanese, how can it be withheld | sirged. by powder. Dosp lasórations took chapala being establissed, but the number would give it to the quiman. The master
from the subjects and oitisens of other place over the bridge of the seas, and of landowner who some forward to report of the Ban Eee shop, to which part of the only three tons por milo, and was broken The next day the cruel mother-in-law Powers having treaties with the Middle on the upper lip punctured wounds, the thair intention to sell land for such all this time, and be accompanied me most of the time The cost of repairs hasient a message to the father flor victim, Kingdom 1 Thus, thea, the Revision of resuls of exploding pieces of shail, were belt, and to the lavai at the sea is (nohës, santhe
consigued, from wa is very email. A Buddhist prirat
to been very heavy, so that the Adminis ration to ray that his daughter had suddenly died, Japan's Troatics would mean nothing less made on the right cheek, on the right upper panied Pac Hus; and two men oalled obing the police station where I made thought it advisable to shauge the whole When this news was brought to the xvod than the complete opening of the Chinese eyelid, on the posterior edge of the Irontal Bachers and Chang Shona-zasi, had each report &t the present moment cable and to lay thicker one instead. The bucker, he sat off apopanied by his wife empire to foreign trade, travel, and rebond, and on the right wrist. There was Land to transfer for chapel purposes, and
all the tea a is in the possession
of the Police,
of beary shore new cable the drat indication given to the authorities The Young Cheung Shing shop at Wham- tons per mile, the inner wire being prot for the new home into which they had seat aidênco. La the Peking Government pre also a deep cut over the right tibis, exposing.
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their unfortunate daughter. Bu heard a pared came in everyone feven the Missionaries, i passa josa-stick shop, but one for is a ed by several lovers of hemp and 12 galvastking going on inside, and on enteri hated for this ?. Assuredly 'nos. It the bone. On receiving these severe kapakdiky et air matarataŭ”, #ikh mawinre ker
therefore, an obvious rolespprehension, injuri the man lay in a semiunconscious 100 who came to pay the land-tar... in the testop under the style of Pak ki. I bo- nised iron wires. The cable arrived at suddenly saw the whole horrible reality founded on imperfect acquaintance with the and helpless condition for four hours, abore instances, the nativen mandoned have long to the Pak ki part I bring down Hongkong by a. Glamorganshire in very store them.
conditions of the problem, to assert that exposed to the heat of the sun.
not be injured that to prevent similar irre-}· Commission of ona tiel per pleal for bring... · Fréir, which was fitted with the necessary this painful stóły, continues, with dreadful any such reason as the above, The story evoliss to carry him to the hospital, himself |anbad elpadi, d drisalin “, zaio, Aog, z gloomy, had to give bonds that the feng shui shall goods for several shops and they give the a good condition and was transhipped to the The Hu Fao, from which journal we take Japan shrinks froux Treaty Revision for darin bapponing toase him ordazed some 6. STATE OF WRArzan, à bas shy, 4, des gularities, all fandowners and brokers, are îng them down. Out of this commission I bougear for the occasion. The laying of miveté :-- p
is simply a protonde fabricated by subtle accompanying them for two miles. The half lightning, oversal, pasing shower, warned that pareone committing such will pay sil expenses of freight, which in 15 cents the cable was suparintended by Mr Möller,
For a time the parents foeling so sad that foreigners, who would fain saddle upon bearers apparently became tired of their squally, rain, & now, thanfar, d waibiitty, be preopted with the start rigour of the tag from Whampoa to Hongkong I pay the chief electrician, and ethong Leary, they cared not they lived ur died would others a delay for which they are themselves burdon, and se moun as the maudarin ereador d lum-Natios piperi
this to the first defendant. There is no and foggy weather was encountered the listen to no words of palliation or regret,really responsible.
gaus, threw the poor wretch into ditch" T. Baix, is jyshme, konthe mad hundredths,
class land in all the provinces, and to erect and my tea. The third defendant told tain Land, under the charter of the Impe, wat her ornelly with nailed Chinese boots the petition wih vecidentals, despite the knee. Instead of being cured of thin Botina... 29.98, 90° | 56′′
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W. DOBION, Gozerjimene Adsoncmar, Hongkong; Qbservatory, April 16, 1889.
1. Banosan, reduced to 3 ingress Yahren- and hundredths,
1. TEMPERATURN, lo the thie in ge275hk Fabreabsit.
3. Kluwer, in percentage ofansuration, the
4. Dinmotion of Wish, ta kwėjainta
5. FORCE o aku, 2000-ta, Beaufezé
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