No. 8272-Jun 13, 1880.]:
by Achsen the enemy leave the troops no zout, and harrass them with might and main. On one occasions they made things ao lively that it took 35 shell and 4,000 rounds of ball cartridge from one fort alone to keep them
at distanzon
Turn Revue Frovicoise for June says "The large steamer of the Memager en Maritimes the Australles, which was par un the stocks at La Ciotat in January 1888, was launched on 26th May 1889. Bho je 162 metres in length and man carry 900 passengers. Her triple expansion motive apparatus of 7.000 horse-power, onu
ould give a speed of 18 knots She carrion at the side an Beat stap-plated
stiam launch. Everything calculated
comfort to give the passengers and securs rapidity and hoara. salaty of navigation has been put on sto electrio lamps,
pe, balls and the telephone complete her superb lustallation. The com plete equippiont will post 6 millions of francs. This steamer is the first specimen of the series of mail boats of tigh-speed intended for the service from Marseilles to Australia and New Caledoom. Three other steamers,the Polisien, Taenianies and Malassic will complete this fine fleet of the Messageries Maritimes, whoas proine in nowadays no longer necessary.
Tun Army & Navy Gazette inya:—A smoke- less powder has been pr duced of last, so now the only possible objection to the in- troduction of a heavy quick-firing gun for artillory purposes is souolusively removed, Captain Noble, of the Elswick firm at Now-
* સ castle-upon-Tyne, hans invented a powder which appears to be perfectly reliable, and which is at the same time practically smokas
SIR JAMES HANKEN AND THE COMMISSION, Sir James Uannon's object in attempting to effect at arrangement by which the ridenon to be giren before the O malish may be shortened ja to get the proceedings shod before the Long Vacation, when the judges will tako य well-cared rest, and afterwards ist to work at the tremendous task of writing their report. For the younger counsel especially, the end of the Commission will mast an unpleasant fare well to refreshers Even to Sir Richard Webster and Sir Henry danes the crunt may have ite Beamy side Not even the most distinguished advocates have been known to look with contuuapt upurs daily refreshers of seventy-five guiness, Tea San Francisco Chronicle saya te more that is learned of the breaking of the data that resulted in the disaster at Johnstown the greater becomes the wonder that some measures had tot been taken to condemn this big rosorvair, which wAB B constant mena e to the safety of the valley below. Investigation shows that the damn was not only constrected of Barth, but bad- built, so that competent engineers who inspected it reported that it was liable to
time vivo way at ally
The Sportsman's Cleb, which maintained the reservoir, was supposed to have signed a bond for € 1,000,000 se security against loss by the brunkage of the dam. but it is now found that this bund was never executed. The whole affair has a very 'bad_look and de- serres to be investigated, and we have no doubt that ManngerSutth of the Associated Pres, who has bad the courage to охрова this matter, will see to it that a thorough inquiry is made. No curpuration, as well
should b
ba
THE CHINA MAIL.
LETOST IN REI-Leprosy is increasing in Russia. Daring the last ten years forty- nine patients were treated in the St. Fetemburg hospitals, half of whom ware natives of the city: The Baltic provinces suffor most from the disenangi kund w
*FRAGRANT WATERS' MURMUR That the air has been hot, almost sulphu.
reous, during the week. That the question whether this horrific hest was or was not brought about or in- creased by the famous case of Potis; v. Rustomjee may be loft to the Jury, That the revelations of the week clearly in- dicate that the stoppage of the Steam Laundry Company must have been doe
our cautious administrators continue to NEWS BY THE AUSTRALIAN Curt verdict Detective Coughliu and Ma. | troops this Gemany, has caused mach ex- increase their great rapolation for deli- Berstanets.
MAIL:
by
The Tasnadice arrived to-day with the That the trails arid commarch of Hongkang : Australian Mash. We take the following
could never be conducted by merchants telegram from Sydney exchanges
who deliberated as do our officials. That now the art of the new P. &0. cargo-boats has arrived, not before the time, perbape some of the old boats may be available as Hongkong Marinas."
The affair is causing great
whose regime
runey and Macdonald,
citement hi Paris June 17 Money and Moodonald, who The : Government journals, which are varo arrested in New York for complicity strongly opposed to General Bouloger, in the Uronin murder, have been discharg neigiantiss this statement as an impudent ed, as they could not ha identified.
inventies. In order to ascertain the fiets - London, June 19,---It is asserted that the if the affair, communication has been made THE HARVEST PROSPECTS, IN EUDOFD, orseat of Moroney and Mendunald, the twn | with ez-President
Grory Landon, June 15. The harvest brusquets mon who have since been released from ar the Schnabele incident occurred), b
bat hin England are very prouiel In France sust, for alleged implicity in the murder replies appear to sulfat. it is expected that the average will be of Dr. Cronin at Chicago, was merely a rus
at seimation reached. The droughts have damaged the on the part of the detectives in charge of wheat crops in,
from their real victims. In this way the polies have been enabled to acrest a person named Martin Burke at Winnipeg, who is believed to have knowledge of the oriwe.
June 20-It is reported that Birke us confessed, to basing taken part in the mar. der of Dr. Cronin, and that ho wishes to beanie Stale evidence.
Russia
London, Juva 21,-În the Chamber of
That to judge by the persistent and chok, many sud Austria, un parts of Ger- the case, and won dining a divert attention Deputies, M. de Fr yainst, Minister, For
3.
ing steach at the Club comer in Wynd- Lam Street, a period of training on the Sanitary Board destroy the sense of
smell.
GET SULLIVAN AND KILKAIN MATOEED.
London, June 17.John L. Sullivan and Jake. Kilrain are matched to fight on July 8, fc the champi nship of the world and a stake of 2000 dollars (ut £400).........
FURTHER NEWS OF STANLEY.
to the large quantity of soiled linon avail. That the same observation may safely to gated Mitch 10 state that Stanley has mat
able for washing in public without the nid of steam.
That looking down the dark viata of Quean's Road Central it is hard to decide whether Hongkong pas made for Brokers, or Broker for Hongkong. That if each Broker can boast of even two principals, operators must be like anto the sand on the sea-shore in number, That the case which has so tired the air and fixed the attention of all scria and con. ditions of mon, may perhaps help to clear the atmosphere. That some of the concerned' are how
padder it not wiser men.
less and noiseless in its epision. The War 41-80 association like this game is that the trial disclused, amongst other i
permitted to maintain anything monace to public safety. The authorities
Office has almost decided upon its use, not
for small arms, but, in a modified | mo only form, for washine and
quick-fring gune,
of Johnstown were criminally negligent in
and experimental trials are about to be la-this matter and they respod the fruits of atituted with it at Lydd on a very consider their felly, but the awful results should load able scale Noble's powder in a carious, thronde or greyish-looking
materiel, in long from the
from shape it assumes
preasure. Its action is tipt startling. At 300 yards sound is heard when a volley is range not fired with it, and only a faint base arisen, which is almost imperceptible; whilet a shower of bullata is seen in fall upon the
produced seemingly with targets, an elect
oat
ther communities to take warning. ENGLISH AND FRENCE COOKBBY.-A cu'e- brated French traveller" remarked the English have dity religious and only one. sauce. This, no doubt, shows ignoratico as to religion, but a great deal of truth as regards the sauce, which, probably, referred to as the very innocent concoction of a white sace consisting either of some flour, butter, nud-miik, or some bread and I
tho of foreign travellers in this the despair costry who are accustomed to guod French The many English travellera sauces.
at this time going to the Faris Exhibition will no doubt be struck with the difference between fine French cookery and the sumo what monoturous English conkary, and it may be worth while to ask what is the te cret of the well known success of French
milk, both equally tent
tantolicks. and making
We learn from the Tokyo Karon that after the negotiations on treaty rovision with foreign Powers have been concluded satisfactorily, there are other countries desirous of making- treaties with Japan to open commercial intercourse. The Tokyo say that Turkey and journal, procesda to Persia will be the first countries to make such treaties, an their Governments asked the Japanese Government some years
cookery
This secret is simply the stock to conclude a traty to open trade, but the pot, a preparation of concentrated meat flovernment wished to wait until the juice cabling the book to give to all dis- Frosties with European Powers were revised. heh-bolts, Ruces, and entrées-the fine The treaties with Turkey and Persia will meat favour which distinguishes refined be concluded at au distant date, as treaty cookery from carsa cookery. Many cunks, revision is now going on favourably, undoubtedly, know how to prepare stock, Japan Mail.
T❘ Any one looking at the fine new N. GL atosper Dresden which arrived from Europe the after day, on her maiden trig to the East, would scarcely credit the fact that such a ship could be built, roads for ses and complete in every detail, in ninety; three days. This, however, the Fairfeld Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., at
did
but in
in most cases the quality of noch steak is to weak and insipid, and besides does not keep in anything like warmy weather; whilat, on the ountrary, Liobig Company's 1 Katrick of Mest, bring the finest concen- trated meat-juice extract equal to 40b. best lean meat), keeps for any length of time, and in any temperature, and enables the ask to obtain the highest erfection in French cookery. The warm
things, the need that exists for a strictly- regulated Stock Exchange,
That I hear one of the Counsel came into 'Court armed with a baud-glass and this question, 'Do you recognise the features in that mirror as those of the real priu- cipal in the transaction now under son
aidoration ?'
That whatever may be said of the 'un-
disclosed principles of a number of the ̈ ̈brokering fraternity, some of those which were dragged into the light of day warg Dot Buch as to command a very high Premium from honest investora, That I do not recognise that man's chist end is to glorify even the honest, broker, but it may be noted that the European section of the middle-en came fairly well through the trying ordeal of cross examination.
.:
That it is not necessary to decide whether the verdict of the Jury was right or wrong, in order to say that the Q.C. who fought for the defence bas added another to his list of ably-condusted cases. That the accomplishment of a corner' has long been a favourite mancouvre in com- mercial circles, and of late the operation has been attempted on a colossal scale in Europe and America.
4
applied to the members of the P. W. D. That the total want of regulation in our street trafo attracts the attention of
every nowo›mer. That the stato of the Western Fraya is, if possible, worse than over-it is ob- structed at all points, the roads are in had order, and poolies and aft and young Celestials monopolise the thorough fare, asluting you with the choicest Bed lingsgate if you happen to get too near them with wheel or boel That the Governor might hand his namo down sa a benefactor to Hongkong by constructing a read along the shore of the Sulphur Channel round Skokthong Dead, and letting the people breathe the fresh air coming in through the West Lama Channel.
That there is grant read for a refuge for small craft in the Western part of the Harbour.
}
That the Causeway Bay is too small, and is getting smaller by gilting, while our old friend the Spoonbill is having hor youth renewed at Kowloon,
That the youthful days of this dredger havo been spent in fruitless posing all over the Harbour-here a little, and there a little.
That the Government should dispose of the small dredger and get one suitable for the real wants of the Colony, That astronomers tell us that Jupiter duly
dodged bakind the full-moon" the other night, and was absent from duty for about an hour.
That he will repeat this dogs about three monthe hexce, and will then be on his good behaviour for eighteen years thero. after.
London, Juno 17-Letters from Ujij
Tippoo Tib, who is expected to arrive at Zanzibar about the riddle of July. Stan- ley, who is coompanied by Emin Pasha (Dr. Bahnital r) is following Tippo.
Stanley and Emin are forcing their way from Mombasa, through labatland, to the evant.
Lond, June 21-Martin Burke, who was arrested at Winnipeg for having been concerned in the murder of Dr. Cronin Chicago, has not confused as was at fra purted. He opp ses the extradition. war rant issued against hins.
The Chicago polios allege that Burke and Michael Cuoney, both of whom are xem AYOUB KHAN AND THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT bors of the Olat-na-Gael, were the actual
Landun, June 17.-The Judiau Govor-wurderers of Cronin, fent has granted Ayoub Kuan, cousin of the Ameer of Afghanistan, and a protonder to the throne, permissions to visit Cashmere. It is alleged that the object of Ayuba visit is merely for the purposes of sport
THE SANDAN QUESTION,
Juno
London, 18-In the House of Commons last night, Sir James Ferguson, stated that Germany did not approve of the Pullion Secretary to the Forgs Ofis,
action of the German commander at Samos in overhauling the steamer Richmond during the outbreak of hostilities hetween Mataafa and the Gormans. The German Gov rabient is considering the question of awarding compensation to the awners of the Richmont,
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,
London, Jue 23.Further evidence in eninection with the murder of Dr. Orain, } of Chican your is used bags to light. A Georg Brooks declarea hise that too and
Loweetheart saw a trunk con waining Drozin's body placed in a wagon and deposited in the sower where the mati lated remains were found He awears that body where it
identify
El terk
ners who placed the it was discovered,
be
casi
↑
War, ststeil yesterday that France WAY ON a level with mud probably altead of Germany in regard to military preparations.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES :— -.
-SI. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL —Parade Service at 6.30 am."- Matina at 11. Holy Jum- union at the II o'clock survico on the ist, 3rd, andth (if any) Sundays in the month. Evensong at Bar
UNION UHURCH-Minister Boy. Ú. À, Bondheid-Services at 11 and 7.30
P.M.
** · GERHAN
the Gorman language, by Roy, F. Hartmann, every Sunday, at half-past ten in the Chapel of the Berlin Foundling House, West Point
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCn, Garden Road.
A. Bass and Sermon. 6.30 P.M. Eren-
iny Service, Benediction.
ST. PETER'S SEAMEN'S CRUZOH, Sailors' Husno, Service on Sunday, of 11., and 2. Thursday, at 6. The Holy Communion et
je administered on the second Sunday in the month at 7.30 4.M.; on the Fimt ad Third Sundays, at NOON 3 on the Fourth Sunday, at Evaning Service
Survives aro conducted by the Rev. J. A. Turner, in the WARNYA MISION ROOMS, 127 Queen's Riad Eats Sandays at 9.45.
M. and 6 P.M.
THE IRIAM DELEGATES IN AUSTRALIA. Logdan, Jan Li -The pect iter, in re. ferring to the visit of the Irish delegates to Australis, states that the reasuna given by Me Dillon for declining to give an account as to the manner in which the funds of the National League are administered entir-ly vverthrow
the contention that the. Parnel London, June 18.-The Right Hon. W. lite movement was conducted solely ou
TO THE DEAF-A Person cured at Deaf. B: baith has announced that the Gotera-nasintional lines. The league, it saga, ness and notes in the bead of 23 years' ment bupe to be able to complete the bills was unable to obtain funds in England, standing by a simple remedy, will send a dealing with the questions of drainage and without explaining the manner in which deser pan of it free to suy Pureun who railways for Ireland, as well as the Scorch the fonds were expen led, and it preferred applies to chuluun, 21, Batford Square, University Bills; and to prorogue Paris to raise funds in Australia and, Amerion, London, W, O., England, ment about the middle f August.
where no questions would ba naked.
IMPERIAL TROOPS IN THE COLONIES.
Lonton, June 18.In the House of Lords, last night, Viscount Immington declared that if one of the Queen's regiments landed in Vict ris it would be welcomed wish enthusiasm by the whole colony.
AUSTRALIAN WISES. London, Juan 13.It is guderstood that a project has been submitted in indoeuvial circles for the Formation of a company to
do busiuvas on a large scale in Pars, and
Lund in with Australian wines.
London, June 15. The Luect says that to the Australian wins are rising
are rapidly level of the wines of France and Germany. yard. Victoris, cumpare favourably with Samples of wines from the St. Hubert vine. Franch wines, and it is only prejudice which rutands their general usein England. London, June 18.The champagne sya. dicate of Paris glaim an exclusive right to the use of the word champagne, and That the Foreign residents of Feking, apava lodged a protest against the manni
parently, do not quite enter into the tureza of olampague in Australia înfringing spirit of Chinese practical joking. That they are allowed themselves to bo
rights THE SOVAR BUSTIES "CONV - NTION. London, June 20. It is is luared in annoyed at having bricks playfully drop-Berlin that the action of the British Go ped on their beads.
vernment in postponing the Sugar Bounties Convention Bill until next session will load
their
in the case of the Dresden Besson coming on, this may be a useful hint. That a 'corner! made in opposition to tas That the walls are more than usually high, to the bill being eventually abatidoned.
∙WSE
Goran Fifty-three days after the first timber laid the vessel was launched. Fifty days after that she was ready for aos and steam ed to Bremen. She thers took on board provisions and stares and went to Queen town, where she shipped 1,705 Irish emigrants for Buenos Ayres. The engines worked without a single hitch. Returning to Breinen she Lock 2,046 German omi graute to Baltimore, C A., and this is
sra
to ladies and housekeepers.--Lady's Pie- trial.
BARROD sprouts are a delicacy the men- tion of which makes the vegetarian gourmet smack his lips. They are principally grown erop. In the beginning of spring aru the in Kuangtung, where every season has its
mao sun, or hairy sprouts,
Thum
her third trip, and first one to the East, at the end of spring the più sunt, The Liraden has been desigued for cargo or pencil sprouts beginning of summer, boat and has
carrying capacity of 5,000 fire sprouts. huo sun; autumn tous. Elar passenger accommodation in limited and she has room noly for 36 first
(mamelun) * horan - tail and 25 second-class pass
passungeri. She has a fall poop on.
which
the sprouts. Later ou come the Indios patioar and sincking room. Harwinter sprouts, tung saa saloon is small but very cosy and comfort of the year is without its own crop. able,
extending the whole breadth of the Nanhing Obow and Shac Chow Fe are the ship. The cabins are on the same plan parts of the Canton province where the me those on most of the Transatlantic winter shoots grow best. They are nut of production liners, and inside and one outside with very large, and at the glace * pasage in between
The ventilation are very cheap, and not much esteemed an of the ship is perfect and she has, of course, winter, preserve
Food by the natives; but being cut in
well the electric light throughout,
for exportation, and steering gear, etc. Ber 'tween and urlop at sold far from their native place for ton decks can be turned into comfortable times their original value. The
shoots grow boat clown to Cantos to
to the quarters for stoeraz passenger at alineast; the different kinds have fancy names,
3,110 ...& moment 6 police. The Dresden in phoenix tail, flying clouds dragon's
tons noté and nearly 5,000
gross tonnage and is built of steel. Her triple expansion Brandsons, ato. The ground here, light engines are capable of driving her at rate
adapted for their growth, and porous, is and the sweet water from the White Cloud
with steam
Ser
of fourteen koote an hour; the reason why Mountains makes them grow large and she did not make a quicker passage from juic Colwho is ascribed in the fact of her being juicy, a cat-head' bamboo-sprout weighing
fifth and sist the vory deeply haden. One feature of the ship up to or 6 onttios, Iul is a small bar on deck, where draught beer, when they are cheap, the anushu- is pumped up cold as ice itself, from the shops buy them up, salt them, and pack:
them in jars, whe refrigerating rooma, The Dresden will
where they will keep good for prove a valuable addition to the already
a year; when required, they are taken out, ine flest of the Norddeutscher Lloyd soaked in fresh water to remove the salt, trading out to the Fast, Singapore Free Bud found to tasto as if frash-cat. All this grewers of those sprouts assemble at the following is from Hayes Sporting bug
beginning of each summer season at beat News of Lit 18 Six weeks ago in of gong, and fix the price; and no one Frankfort, naar Philadelphia, the houvient Tentures to undersell the combination.- woman in the world, Mra Bangah Batters B 100,
of early, age
Press. THE
by, died at the comparatively forty-seven, When she was seventeen Taz San Francisco Chronicle mentions « years old she weighed over 50016. Scon remarkable bargical operation performed after that she joined Mr Barnum's show, on a Mr J. B. Rill who, while walking in and being to the same company as John the stroois et San Francisco, was struck by © Eving skeleton, who, weigh, is bale of hay on the head. He was brought Sat. 3 lb, they fell in love and home paralysed from his shoulders down, Wars married, at which time she weighed though still capable of moving his arms a 49 st. 2 1b. Like many other sormously little, talking freely and clearly, and awal. fat people aho was remarka ly spile, and lowing. The accident occurred on a Wed-
Battersby, the
od
only
best cannot be placed in the same category as one made simply for the sake of maintaining or raising the price of an article of commercs.
That in the present case the first blow was
struck by the short-seller. That the question of the honesty, even the legality, of manufacturing fictitions rates has received useful slucidation by the verdict.
That the vexed question of using for pri. vate galo information received confiden- tinily by those persons-directors, man-
agom, or employés-entrusted with busi, ness secrets, is left where it was by the decision in this case.
That although the learned Chief Justice-
the bricks are abnormally big, and the griovance is no doubt one that can be foll
That the grievance has received the atten
tion of the Tsung-li Yamen.
FREIGHTS TO MELBOURNE,
London, Jaus 20.--The committee have anozauded to obtaining a reduction of five shillings per ton in
in the freight of and cargo o Melbourne, to tak
to take effect a ter the ships ut prescut loading in Loudon for that port alill have been despatched.
M. PASTEUR'S HEPRESENTATIVES.
Londra, Jang 22.-The Standard states that Mir Dalon is prudently touring when the plan which he engineered ia braking down.
The Dublin Freeman's Journal zanounces that Me Dillon's mission to Australia is KI BOGrmcúm success, and that his visit is arousing widespread sympathy in the colonies.
London, June 2The Landon reporter of the Dublin Freeman's Journal docistos that the Melbourne press are attackig Mi Dillon under orders from Downing-street.
LEPNOST IN LONDON.
London, June 20. –The President of the statement made by .R.. the Prines of Epidemiol qical Society has confirmed the Wales at the recent gathering at Marl
b
rough House in connection with the Dan memurial, to the effect that there
man suffering from leprosy who was actualy employed in the London meat
markat
London, Juus 22-The luper who, according to the statement of the Prince of Wales, was employed in the Ladun. Meat Market, has now been rumoved to one of the Loudon hospitals.
28 TURF DISPUTE. Londen, June 15. —
June 15-Wood, the jockey, hasbeen exmined before the arbitrators appointed to settle time differences between- Sir George Chotwynd and the Earl of Dut hap, arising out of the charges made against the former by Lord Darhan Be duped that he had no interest in the stable of B. 3. Sherrard, trainer of Sir George He was unable to Chetwynd's racehorses, explain the large payments made to. Sher
Sir George Chetwynd. Sometimes
That this august body, after mature deli
beration, cannot suggest any other part:: Zandion June 19. Gerat, and horses for him (Wood)...
of the person on which bricks could be dropped with greater safety.
That the Catholic Fathers are not generally
wanting in eithor tact or good tarko,
air, who visited the colonies as the re presentatives of M. Fasteur, have arrived
razgl.
notations HONGKONG, July 13. OPIUM-Now Patos, 525
Uld
pash New Benaras, cash," 625 Old
21
14
1
London
یدانی
New Malwa, cash, 560 Allowance, fael... 80
Old Marwa, cash, 60625 Allowance, fedisti.
80
Persian, Ully, cash 520 530 Allowance, Fagis... 10/48 Persian, Paper timi 530,560 Allowance, facts... 16/48
Exchange
HONGKONG, July 13
Bank, Wire,
1
On denmad,
30 days sight,
-4 months' sight,
radits, 4.
5
Documentary, 4 moutha' sigh
u Paris-
On demand,
u New York—
On demand,...
Credits, 4 months' sigut,
8.92
Credits, 6 days sight,
2237 229
Bombay-
Wire, On demand,
u Calcutta
Wirks
On
desord
In Shangha
On dumsad,
9 days sight, private,
73
On Berlin,
tá, 100 RUN, Soverom,
33.80 $0.46
Temperature.
London, June 17.-Lord Marcus Bersa- nt. Flyinouth. They complain of the treatford, who, un baing examined in the pont they received from the New South Chetwynd Dushan dispute case on behalf Wales Government,
made M. Waddington, ui Lord Dustum, and the French mbassador in London will ion of false runing against some horses of That their allowing the bodies of infants to make inquiries into the atatement mide which Sir George Chetwynd owned one (Fakes at Meure Falconer & Co.'s Premises,
be carried about Cantou in a promiscu-by Dr Gormont to the effect that the New has o nirmed a charge against Woud of.
South Wales Government opened M. Passing riding. teur's
́que sort of way, with apparently only the ulterior object of interment, was wantlug in both, and might easily have led to se- rious mischief.
THE IMPERIAL FEDERATION LEAGUE.
(Mr Clarke) described it as not a high That the only tan willingly eredalous rabble purtant speeches bring upon the object Durhan, lajur Egerton serta that ho
form of morality, it is believed to be a
delivered.
A Bay soute timo Lurd lotters.
Marcos Boreaford seqnita Sir Georgs UhelyDi
of any guilty, knowledge. Lendon, June 29. —The annual dioner in Loxton, Jana 23.~lu connection with connection with the Imperial Federation | the arbitration in tuo turt dispute betweun League was held last night. Several io. Sir Gourge Uherwynd and thus Bari of are ever ready to put the vilest construc-f the league were
augsened that an aquiry sould be held Sir Charles Tupper, High Commissionero Fidlerton's runing. He further du- tion on even the charitable acts of for Canada, suggested that a convention of clares that a rag of jockeys was formed, of foreigners.
delegates from all parts of the Empire which there were sevol embers, four of That the Tientsin Masore
should be held in London, to frame a chuss jokeys are still riding. scheme f foderation.
[Fulerton was one of Bar George Chet come of a mere rumoor. deem it necessary to make special régula That the rabble are a ripe, and ready for for their action in forming the Australian tine. He won the Uay and Suburbau
Lord Brassey praised the Government's hores, a be, h, by Fouchet-Cur
Auxiliary squadron. He advocated the es Handicap at de Epes Spring mesting last tablishment of a Naval College in Australia, year, the Stockbridge Cup (Juno, 1888), and the liberal granting of commissious to and the Banbury Plats of the Newmarket color ials.
July nesting.I
rule of conduct very generally followed in this Colony, with a few honourable exceptions.
That large mercantile houses will portaps
tions for the guidance of their employds
in stock-dealing, especially in stocks held by such firms' in trust for shareholders who have invested their money on the faith and good name of the big houses concerned.
Tost apart from the risky nature of specul. ation generally, the risks are now cantly increased in proportion to the almost
was the oùs.
mischief to-day as they were then
BROWNIE.
THE KING OF THE SEDANGS. A correspondent at Hanni forwards the following note to the Tempa:-Everywhere in the basin of the Meikong, the Annamite and Siamess Frontier is ill-defined, giving room for many independent village. Amougat these there are many tribes zuch as the Sedango, Gisrais, dc, but these ares
Sir Williana Jarvois, Iate Governor of Now Zealand, who was also present. skid that the colonial military forces wew a enormous accession to the power of the Empire. Heenderand the proposal to hold Convention in London to frame a scheme of federation.
Baron
THE PAŞTERN QUESTION.
Loudon, Juve 13.-M. Garashaminu, letter of the Progressist party in Survin, who appealed alust a charge of shouting at sundry persons with inasus to kill, has been inberated.
universal feveriskness of the speculative nut independent. The protonded kingdom fe Birsch remarked that a uniqao at pr. Potersburg and Belgrade that a
mania which has lately been developed, That the resumed rumble of the Tram-cars
will be as male to many cars. That the executive is to be congratulated on the rapid reconstruction of the track. That the work was arduous in of the track.
L-
the league, in his was the destroy.
ing of the old school, were antag nistle to the retention of the cronies.
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METEOROLOGIUÁL REGISTER
AT 4. P.M. TO-DAY. Barometer
Temperature
Damp Bulb
Direction of Wiza
Forge
Weather
29.69
78
Hongkong Observatory, July 13, 1889,
CHINA GOAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER. JULY 12.-AT 4 T.,
પ્રેમમાં જરા તું
Wind
Humidity,
Temperature.
Directing
Winstock 129,48° 68
29.72
Nagasaki, 29,50 Shanghai, 29.8
Loudon, June 15-It is oficially denied a of the British Easpire was the abultery convention has been entored into of the Sadange is very small corner of Bulate incorruptibility of officials of the between Russia and Sovis. -Buth the opposed the idea of holding asian anal Servian unzkorities are endea Amamite land, which reckona, women and Crown, Hu
federation convention.
of The great work children inplaced, 10.000 to
to 12.000
p-to allay the stamming report which souxzug habitants. The country is poor and un- healthy. Since the journey of the newly
I za considered unlikely that Austria proclaimed King of the Sedange, M. de
will invade Nervia, however much the latter THE HAILWAY COLLISION; AT ARMAGH, Mayzona, the tribe liss fallen out; soveral
State
The general feel foro may prove ser London, Jane 22.-Tao coroner's testing in that Austria will hold herself ready have grouped themselves with and the weather exceptionally trying.
nuighbouring ones; others have confederat upon the victims of the recent railway for next spring, when war with Russia 19 at either the Directors have awakened a been following the affair, has just sent killed while returning from a picnic, has Government has mado a formal demand to
od, whilst the Annamite Government, which claim at Armagh, in Ireland, in which expected to take plage,
children were Sunday-school.
London, June The Montenegrin to the necessity of providing shelter for on the invitation of M. Rheinert, & gew their customers, or the Government have brevet
been concluded. A verdict of manslaughter the Purie for redress on accum of the Hulina 9.7 53 to the chief of the group. Thus the
Haiphong, 29.82 03. new kingdom is at last recognised the reasonableness of would find only cold look now from those
1st an end, and
was returned its sovereigu
murder of a Montenegria Chief by Alba-
Manita....9.7. TER GOVERNORSHIP OF THE CAPE,
mans during a' raid," "lussmuch is these sanctioning such provision.
who
with ancis on-
Lond June
22-The Times this Albanians are subjects of the Purte The
Poroiga Offices morning announces that it is anderste d "The last and final development of Lawn | was held, and on Thursday an incision
Henry Luch, Governor of Victoria, that Siz pa stanes at Kennedy and Howen Ronda but did nus vists to speak it is sufficient to bend Hope in succession so Sir Hercules Fennis has met yet been reached. We made along the centre of the neck its entire
of an Albanian Told upon them.
Nagasaki..29,57 have not yet introduced the professional length, and as the depth of over an inch That loupin' on stanes were in vogue know that this famous independant ter- of
London, June 22-Tas Austro-Hunga Robinson dement. But we are getting on, and the the neck vertebris were reached. The third when husbands carried their wives behind
rian war estimates for hess year are
Shanghai 29.70 78 Later. It has transpiced that Sir Henry 800 fids below the estimates for 1839.
are 7,00, Amoy 269 25 Indies, of course, are giving us laul and fourth were found to be fractured, or them on pillions.
the pass, that was tried last week Patiser crusted to fragenents. Six of those That they were ao carried to prevent them
bul that he refused it: Sir Henry, husetives the Social Regents towards aus. Matal Loch was offered the Governorship of the
Hongkong 20.66 88 London, June 23.The semi-oficial jour taiphony 29.80 9) Justice Denman-A of were removed with distenlty.
The spinal
Cape of Good Hope by Lord Kautsford,ual, Endependence funnie, denounces the Bulino 29.77 77 ever, sunsented toga in the Cape when the tria. It condemn the proposal to turn a med names by the operation and all pressure apou
Home Cabinet declared that it was duty to accept the Governorship of that
Barvin." great
A Russiaų journalist has been expelled Dolony.
-from-dervia for drafting an anu-Austrian
Har to be under the off as possible made to bring his neck into prope positi her be under the circumstances. One made to
daughter blessed their
1 their union,
WEN
This done without much difficulty,
positi-w
ht
is would not remain in place exceps by
Colonial and
against it mil
mailway offcinia.
JULY 13 AT 10
On the Auntssegrin frontier, groat alors Wostock, 20.43 47 78
THE LATEST PHASE OF LAWN-Tenza.-) being pulled by the hond à consultation That the next addition wanted is loupinhave long known ex ships the abas accepted, the Governorship of the Cape get the šatubitauis, who are in Tokio
Witness
before
Branded Indy amateur blade Penaten / cord was wacovered for more than a juch {
formige olub under
of belug, chafed when they wint home
∙WAB
Calling off into mischief
ritory is a part of the kingdom of Anam
Naturally Diario, Roi des Sedangs on piper bearing & Royal Crown, and writes to contradict the abou statement
stamped * Royaume 8 dang.
Roi. To the contradiction the Tem & Lays They dignised their identities boostise in was rem ved After the dressings of the That pillions in Hongkong would therefore that if there is a kingdom of the Beaks the event of being beater, they were strand inmuse woond and recovery from the be a superfluity.
the proof is easy established. The King chloroform,
my Mr Hill way
way infortable, and That it is to be hoped an efficient and com-intellectual and material development of has only to go to take pasion, and the The operation
prehensive scheme for the reorganisation that part of Tudo. China, which the Court at ore hour and a half, onmineut la Town. Af the visit at 4 pm. be was still comfort-
orable as to his bead, neck and The Jadion
Hring the only
parts, Benastion had about four inches
dows
(anch
their rep
They were recognized tation), and the incident ornated
tain sporting papers
an action fur libel and re-verse
somo
shoulders,
the ha
tagded to the sixth rib Hanke bad. themalsen-infill their ở gmas-hopping rissu from ab before the
fors the operation to 30. There were no untoward symptoms. The club who arranged the handicap:
harmed bi Pres
being able to show that they, and revealed
groaluses
they stieptas ply refuted thation had in nomine
had faith or simre praction, the
-of sure bad boșu removed from the spinal cord,
admin dimini.
Government osanot
in hed, the cironiation improved; That the manunt of foating rubbish nominee. Hard the og de
Sir Henry and Lady Lech will return to feat. Melbourne in order to arrange their private affairs.
Jane 23 —Sir Henry Lost leaves Victoria.
November for the Caps,
in
THE FRENCE ELECTIONS
INSURRECTION IN URETE
Rain during
The barometer has risen except in long- kong Gradients are alight for N. Binda to the A of Hongkong and moderate for S.W, vinds over the China Sea. Cloudy, hot and dry weather prevaile
W. DOXEROX Government Axironomer. orgkong Observatory), July 13, 1880,
1. Biomassa, radiced to se dagenoa Fahrer» halt, and to the level of the sea in inches, tanila
will take place in the middle of August, ulos, June 21 the Turkish thin end fraudredite
THE CHICAGO, JE NAJDE.
9. EMMPERATURA, in the elade in degrees Fahrenheit.
of the P. W. D. in under consideration. Und consider as annamite territory, will
London, Juny 18-Lgai authority in Crete hus auticely sufixpsul. An insurro That the condition of the Military Nullah he followed with interest,
tion has broken, dat, and the mob have maat be taken as a confession of help.
SCOTT' Emulsion of Foro Cod Liver Oil lessness in the past of the Government with Hypophosphites, is combination of son that the general elections in France been wrecked, and property everywhere Lidon, June 24-There in at Impras.billed many aspersen. Villages have That there are many private firms here who two moal Valuable remities, in a palatable
destroyed. There was of life. could speedily clear the Nutab, if the deally digested form, huting great heal
ing and strengthang proportion moak
gta tätenjoni, which was despatched to Crete to London, fans 15.-Alexander Sullivan inquire into the grievances of the Cretana,
•Constination, Yaldable in Cou
found who was arrested on a charge of having splying the palace, who had revolted maina miroties it in e graceful thing in our sonation slichtly extended and
great bepot in she been concerned with thera
тека 12 the murder Young Womanhood to go starring about the dition was a slight trifle leas desperate. Ou country, mackal in hand, winning prises Saturday at all of the visits to 8 p.1, bis and I am told that Home stomas dump cam. It is extremely palatable and does to ball in a rum of 20-000 doll from wirangyra, or at least competing for pulse was from, bộ to 65,
stomach her removing the milon, dans 17A O Nasze des 65, temperature thom. We do not ask whether that is the IAN
He might well all
London, Jans 17---The statement made great dificulty Find of woman that uien marry, loss as Saturday night, and is cheerful end, hopes should draw upon our heads the vials of fal. His case is nevertheless in the last
L.P.Oldy Burgeon, B. Vinent's Hospital, Dr. Cronin, at Chicago, has made a further with the Seleucident, in April, 1857, strong-minded sarn. But (this may degree desperate, and nothing hits a wonder
Dublin Any Cluby can wipply fit confoution, which implicates both the Sau -ven the General was Minister for War, he sake) is (link the kind of woman that her ofthe restorative tower of Lature can pro- That the experiments cangoted with the Watson it On. (Ed.), nuts in Hongkong rangdie af whenzi, å tanna. Sullivan Bed Als ar kada ves ki bu glhetty - matt vet gothen look up to 1-St. James's Budget. Tong his life for a few days.
Damping sahame, sown to hang fire, and and Obina.
ven bet on it being tere doing on w more
∙101
GUN-
the Harbour in oxcessivo and offensivo, treatment of phthisis and orofalous dis-/ of Dr Egris, of Chicago, has been admitted at the Turkish authorities:
"GENERAL" BOCIANUEL AND TEE
humidity of the ramrated = th moisture boing 8. But, in pecomings of enturation, the
1. Dinnerin us Wins, to ima putate. 5. Feass or pro, secording ju Brdlert Kalea
the sepiz° of their holda, oma aut amet tegelencev in the adminis. patch status, What Enink Woodrus, wis hea Douma and garn rooms – over the sides i sentioning the pingouil DF71Kenna: † confeaidd "te compliqity in the murder of by General Bonus at in connection bed cicate, i Artsling, rain, “lagi « Blouses):
wishņus les or bindzurom.
8. STAZE OF WEAtasy • bus ikj, 180
hab, fighting, o aromat, pawing shower)
Į Syamily', si enim, * wir ▼, thunder, D. visikllily
1. Raie in inchera, teniu Bui. Enndreihtka,