No. 8479-MARCH 16, 1890.)
informing you of the amount, whitelr Пer | Majesty's Government demand from the ; Colony, etc., here is a sentiment corres ed which grates against the Anglo-S feeling of independence. That however loyal we may ko in this Culs |
ny, and no one evo duibt that we arg ng loyal as any, no argument can convince 2 us that this kind of 'demsud' has not! a strong nek of ostitutionalism
about it.
That although every publicist at House (out of ulfice) speaks of the duty of the country in deferiding her coaling stations, and Lord Carnarvon, the ablest head this Colonial
THE CHINA MAIL
morial Hospital, has chosen a bad time | Hooper, Licut: Martin, R. N., Commander | conceded by the Chinese Govorament after to apponl to the public: what good raight Rumaay and Mr W. D. Braidwood,
while the Colonial revonus will be richer
great painars.
THE PARNELL COMMISSIONERS:
LAST CHANGES.
Mr Cross then moved the follow-it aliould rerort in British traders, who Mail of 10th Fub We take the following Judges Hannen, Day and Smith,` tho
BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES,
Office bas ever had, has spoken strongly Pagar Dock Company is a model which could be done at the moment was to iako tion by land and walur between thò inland suo £1 Bank of England notes has boon cre made in treated separately. The that he had, by speech or action, fonad nay
on that duty. Her Majesty a Government cannot admit that duty at least not wore than five-sixths,
That conidiasis alt question the fair- ness of a Colony, however small, bearing some share of its defensive works and garrison.
mary companies here might copy, and even some of our auditora wight look over it with advantage.
BROWNIE.-
HONGKONG RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
Mr Oros said that was all he wished. Mr Wodchonse said he had much plea anre in seconding the motion,
•
FRENCH PALAUE BURUT.
A VICTIM OF ISPLORNEA.
NEWS BY THE AMERIGAN
Crilly, Campbell, F. J. Foley, J. J. Clancy. groat diplomatie preasure should not be de-
MAIL. ga
REPORT.
J. P. K. O'Brien, R. Lator, T. Maun, be done with any half of the Connaught On the motion of Me Woodin, seconded | buitoly-abandoned. They would therefore illumination mouey, were it set to Husby Mr Ford, Mr Noble was re-elected Pro- suggest that it should be waived for a period
The F. M. Co.'s steamer City of Rio de FARNELL ACQUITIED OF THE MOST SERIOUS Peasy, J. C. Flyan, J. Jordan, W G. Tino, Shecky, D Bullivan, G. E. Burn pitali
sident.
of, say, ten years at the expiration of which are arrived to-day with the American That your contemporary is exercianŭ over
London, February 13-The report of and Michael Davitt,
THE LEAGUE CAUSED CHIME, thelittle_jungs near the Wyndbanding resolution-That in the opinion of might then be able to take advantago
telegrama from our exchanger 1 of
Under the charge of disseminating nowa special commission appointed to investigate Street Trok being turned into a neat this mooting the vominittou should any possible change in the internal policy
Landon, Feb. 11. The Bank of England tho charges made by the Times aguinat the papers tonding to insira to crime, the report Dairy Farm town-depot.
take into consideration the question of re of Chins whereby a sarvey of the Upper That I do not fouty the spot will be very soinding the resolution passed at the annual Yangtsee river, followed by the adoption of hat beon authorized to increase its issue of Parnellite mumbers of the Hosea of Com-ays straas upon the fact that Purnail did seriously deteriorated by the change, meeting in January, 1881, haring for its masures to remove the present obstacles notes by £250,000 on condition that is, was laid upon the table in the House nut produce a report of any speech wherein to-day by the Hon. Henry Mathews, that no denunciation by Parnell of the
ho donounced the uso of the exclusion of non-commissioned to narization might be permissible stich makes a shutter increase in its securities.
dyamnite; alas, Boerotary of State for Home Affairs, by 9346 a your, and the public will be officers of the army and members of the measures would-be extremely importa ut in-
QUIETLY BIELVKD,
The report ocpapies Palico Fares below the rank of Inspector.'
London, Feb. 10. The Financial News the Hours against when charged at America had been given heridoner. the event of the Chinese allowing a general-
162 prgus. Eno action of the physical farea party in Ireland That the printed report of the Tanjong The Chairman said he thought all that improvement of the moane of communica staca semi-officially that the scheme to is
Parnell admitted that he was unable to say the sense of the mooring.
centres of population and the sea const, quicly shelved, in deforence to the views Judges find that the speech made by
many of the Pamellites were intoaded
fault with the Forian organization. The thue affording increased facilities for the of leading bankers. distribution of British goode to the large
bring about the separation of Ireland from statistics of prime for 1880, 1881 and 1882 Paris. February, The former palaco England, and that the apsecher of others, Atrongly corroborate the statement that markets of the interior. The willingnes Mr Shelton Hooper moved as an amend of the Chinese Government to grant the of Marguerite of Navarre, on the Rue de low of the state of the country, were untrages followed the catablishment of the calculated to foment crime, as the speakers Ireland when the league agitatieve was at
Land Longue. Agrarian crints
Tuged in ment that the resolution Itaving been fully concessions involved in the proposed addi-Seins, has been burned. Loas, 8100,020,
must know. Considered
1 at last general meeting, and certional article to the Chefoo Convention
THE LAND LEAGUE AND DOYCOTTING,-“ Ladno, February The death is ana
height. Coincident with the decrange of ried by a majority o
y of two to one at a special sooald certainly be encouraged, but, while
greatest intarest centres, in the final orimo the inactivity of the longue was Boyle, th meeting held a few months afterwards, the
conclusions, witien follow: First-We equally conspicuous. When the league w present mesting do not think it advisable lities of reset naulager, the possibl. pounced of Houry Bentinck
of the futuro should be carefully Earl of Shannon, from influenza. to make any alteration.
weighod and provided for in any rearrange
find the respondents, members of Parliament, suppressed in 1881 crime decreased from ment of Treaty provisions involving rights that Biuris Pablis has decided to go to for its object the establishment of the ab-
Zanzibar, February 9-It is reported were not inambors of a entropiracy having 4439 canes in 1881 to 870 cases in 1833
**It was contended before the commle- Mr Cross's motion was then put to the already express the hope that cho con-Europe.
solute independence of Ireland; but wasion that the cannes of crime ware met dus meeting, when nino voted for and Boven I ani to
and some of them, together with Davitt, to the league, but to the chronic stato of established and joined the Land League Ireland under distress aggravated by against it.
eviction.
Comparative statistica showed with the intention, by its means, to bring about tho absolate independence of Ireland that the dominant case was the longus agitation. During the severe distress of as a separatorespondenta did rutor into the years from 1849 to 1853 inclusive, when
Becund-The a conspiracy by a system of anercion and 58,428 fapilica wore evic ed. the agrariau intimidation to promote agrarisu agitation crime was 4246, whereas for the four years sgainst the payment of agricultural rents from 1870 to 1882, with 11,904 familien for the purpose of impoverishing and expol- evicted, the total record of erinio was ling from the country Irish landlorda,
11,329 THE CHARGE OF INSINCERITY."
The Commission rejects the suggestion Third The charge that aftor danoung that the crime was caused by more socio- ing certain crimes in public they afterward tits, by the Compensation for Disturbance
{July «]
ANNUAL MEETING.
The Chairman asid ho did not propose to
That to base the prosperity of Hongkong upon its tooniga, to compare this Gibraltar of the East' tu the Australian
The Enual meeting of the Hongkong Continent, and then to lix our share and Rifle Association we hold this afternoon, to domand prompt payment, is a proved- uro which reminds us most painfully that Mr G. E. Noble, President of the Associa we are without the pale of Constitutionaltion, in the chair. The attendance of Britain, That it will be the duty of the unofficial members, opin, no doubt, to the incle
members of the Council to meet themeney-of the weather, was vót lage, apecial planding of the Secretary of State's despatch, to discover why the bill for the ineraal garrison has boon presented before the troops have arrived, and to ask why the armaments have been oredited to the Imperial authorities whan They have not been supplied. That although secrecy is perhaps advisable to a certain extent, it is only right and fair that some on other than the Militars Authorities should know what ie
done with the money paid away by the taxpayers of this Colms. That Major-General Edwards is sad to be largely responsible for the demand
That
cuaje. Lo
read any portion of the report as it had beer in the hands of members.for sonic
time, hut would be glad to give any in- formation that he could with regard to the
aconqute,
Mr F. W. Cross said to should like to know why there was so largo nn amount sa $247 of unpaid subscriptions.
Hooper (Bon, Secretary and
The amendment was not soconded,
EMIN TASHA'S DECISION.
EMPEROR WILLIAM'S LATEST CROSE," Berlin, February 11. The Emperor has ordered that portraits of himself, is an Go-tors or any of his family shat not boer-
hibited without his permission.
aideratione herein adranced will receiva It was ugrool that no alteration should the favourable attention of Her Majesty's be made till after the Easter prize meetlug. Government in the conduct of the negotia A vote of thanks to the committee, with tions now proceeding with the Chinese special reference to Mr Sholton Hoopor,vernment. concluded the meeting
CORRESPONDENCE.
TWO WORDS, To the Editor of the CHINA MALL."
Macao, 15th March, 1890.
A SUCCESFUL STEJKÉ.
Dundee, (Scotland), February 1.The demands of the dock inbourers have boon granted and they have resumed work again..
The
I am, my Lord, &c.,
EENBIC B. MURRAY, Secretary.
A COMPLIMENT PO AMERICAN ACTION IN Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce,
THE BAMOAN AFFAIR Hongkong, 11th March, 1890.
London, February 13-In the Commona Dear Sir,-I have the pleasure to no-
to-day Sir James Forgitson said the nego. Sin, -The monotony and dullness of this newly a mexipt of Pare direct and lay murbations on the fishery question between
of 17th Jaunsay, and I am by my Homam on Saturday night and the Fatter copy of letter addressed to the Seare under favourable auspices. on Saudny last, These steamers wore
Mr Bryce, dealing with foreign questions, chartered by Messrs Danby and Chator tary of State for Foreign Affairs, having respectively; and tho. trips proved a most reference to the proposed additional Article gave the whole credit for any benelit accru- other
ing to British pected. Now a few words about inore ita- My Committee,
Dir Shelt think that in a mattor the city were broken by the arrival of the Committee to tender you the'r bast thanke i England and America vera proceading led their up to believe such denyy- / bill, or that the decrease in the crime aftor
Treasurer)-T
Committoo will not blanze me for. As trea surer I am afraid I may have incurred some odium ia being rather pressing. I have done the best I could to got it in, but there
made who have not paid,
Mr. E. L. Woodin said they expected to get at least some of the unpaid subscrip. The Chairman said they could hardly
tions.
to deprecate the adfantage likely to acorne
ANOTHER GREAT STRIKE THREATESTD.
known
ciations
not
1862, was d
due to the Arrears of Rent
is not established. outirely acquit Mr Parnell and the act, and adds: The question is uut whe respondents o of
of the Phonix being that the increase from 1870 to 1952, Park murders, and we Ånd the facaluille though not exclusively ascribed to agitation, letter upon which the charge
and its founders and lenders. In the judg
1948
re-
60
,ft to take in the largest wer tell yet how much of it would be a bad back to excursionists of all nationaliticking that the right of navigating the agreement upon which the settlement of outrages were committed by the person with the palice in tho disauvery of orisinala
enter skip capacity; and the form of encouragement we receive from the Imperial Government ie,that most of our men-of-war are dooted is Japen. That
force in the East has never
with workshops of unlimited debt. Ho then proposed the adoption of
to
Bougkong.
in
for a fair contribution towards new batracks.
aro mombera to whom application has been decided success, as might have been ex- } to the Cheloo Cole in no way wishian 1.United Stato frels in Samoa to the ty in their deage of insinceri, taer other causes can be suggesial, the fact That I bear that the valuable sentral sites
Mr CrusAI think a good many of them portant mattera, and the purport of my tu British trade by securing another outlet laborera met, to-day on Tower Hill and spondents did dissomigate & Nessāpaper | ment of the court the denunciation OE Lauda, Feb. 9.-Twenty thousand dock based agatat Parnall is a forgery. The malbly due to the action of the league now occupied by the troops are to retain ought to be wiped off and not put into the noto. in the hands of the Military.
account. It stated that thoro is a credit I think it is now high time that the Por-for her manufactures, scarcely think the The Hongkong is a vital link in the Bri-balance of $186, 16, Lut what amount of toguese Government should abolish the opening of Chung King will realise the listened to a number of speeches by pro- tending to incite edition and the commis- crime quoted for the dulouce ware of little tish chain of coating and refitting stations, that may be regardeil as a bad debt. newly-imposed duty on steainers making expectations of those who seem to antici-mineat labor leaders on the possible conewal sion of other crimes. The respondents di I avail, because contemporaneously with being the only base of operations in the
excursions and other pleasure trips to pale a large immediate increase to the great dock men's strike. The well-unt directly incite any persons to the com- them the loaders and organizers were
volume of trade.
. Far East, as North Borneo will not count
Macao.
agitator, Tillet, in his
mission of crime other than by intimidation, carrying on the agitation by inchus of address, for
intimidation, peuches and conduct tending to encourage My committes entirely agree with you in alleged that the employers have been shirk but they did invite by Firstly, it a heavy one, something like
tho fuli
of the and the consequences were that crimes and Grible. here we have docks, crested by local
programme by their part $60 is charged; sceudly it is a great draw-
Yangisze mast not be abandoned, the great strike was based. The man seem
The sentiment in Ireland against siling uincited. specially the Portuguese residenta Mejanty's Minister at Peking was, hp-their leaders fue the prescut in the hope did nothing to prevent crime and aux-from when aducation ju ter of th
to be
regrattad that Hor Britanuis the report and accounts.
sager to strike, but are held in check by da to the allegation that the respondents was not confued to the ignorant, but to those Mr. Cross-I should like to say a few
bot instructed to oppose the The occasional arrival of those steamers Parently. nd tentporising policy adunt that their employers may be induced by pressed to buna da disapproval of crime, should prevail. Proof has boob given that words with regard to the report With always brings profit to a place so poor a
as reference the paragraph-There has old Mccao, and one Government does not
by the Chinese Gorentient in reference to peaceable argument to adopt a fairer course some of the respondouts, in particular the league systematically and indiscrimi been a competition held every week either even thinks of stopping the payment of a this question-Persistent obstructiveness toward tho sen. The ranewal of the strike Michael Davitt, dit express a one do untoly defrayed the expense of the defenler of persons charged with agrarian crimes.
to do in the event of war,
secured them
respondente did not denounce the system regrat that more Mom Steamboat Co. to send excursion steamers will scarsoly tond in month the way for. Be-tin, Feb. 11. The National Zeitung zage, but persisted in the abstention of encouraging persons, disse lies to the Committee
diplomatio victory which A That the Inst Russia war-ecave revealed hers do not avail themselves of the and reap a profit, after paying such a
intimidation which led to crime and vnt all cases be afforded mast have the effect of state of things that was a disgrace to the opportunity this offered for the inexhorbitant suni to the Portuguese Cavern- further negotiation : a futuru date. Imperial authorities, who are responsible provement of their Shooting I think a ment
Trusting that your suggestions will have discusses the recent rescripts on the labor denunciation with the knowledge of its outingor. The same observations applies to
the support
of their families, cly to the people at leme, ten thousand in great deal of this laxness on the part of Thus, wo are doprived of the pleasure of received a favourable reception at the hands gestion dreased by the Emperor to Bis effect. The respondents defended persoa miles away.
marck. Tho
A number of books and documen's Tho Zaitung says the reason for aliarged with agrarian crimes and supported membera centing up for shooting is due to man
the
which, contining his initial enquiries their famities, but is not proved that they
it That we in Hongkong have practically no the fact that the compotitions which meeting vir Hongkong friends and vice of the Secretary of State,”
Emperor I remain, &c.,
have Ukrown produced, mih
might noveran. The residents of Hongkong lose an
(Ed.) F. HENDERSON,
France, England, Belgium and Switzar-subscribed to testimonials for or were inti- light upon the league's proceedings, were say in the expenditure of the money de-havo at present and have been having are opportunity of occasional change of air end
nut prodatood. Generally wo have no re- manded, and little or no guarantee for not popular Formerly when we had a plenannt trip.
Eecretory.
Fland is to be found in the close renomidance mately associated with notorious crimîunde,
Ae to the allegation that the respond ceived from Parnell and the olfors of the security
Finally, I sincerely hope that this tom. Kenric H. Murray, Esq., Secretary. The existing between the inbor movement in those countries and that in Germany as or
eats made payments to compensate persona Land Lengue the assistanců wa monthly Challenge Cup, these were very munication will be read with interest by London Chamber of Commeres, Lonemplified by the troubles in tite coal dis who had been injured in the commission of entitled to opt in
in tho investigation of popular. Large numbers of the tombers the Macao officials, and that they will re-
tridla. The Emperor enquiring into the crime, we and that they did make such urged up. The average number ras about solve to do away with this newly-imposed
accounts." ftoon and bra were changed every week,
ecoasmical social condit
condition of the. Work- ingais in other countries, including italy, End Denmark, Sweden Switzerland. has in- vite other governments to participate in ents invited the assistance and co-spera the confidur of the Comm structed Germany's representatives to in- As to the allegation that tho respond-Carou and Parnell over the faterview in
been suficient for the work it is supposed for a Spoon or Challonge. Cap, bat duty which makes it an impossibility for the at every stage of the proceedings has would be a great blow to the comunarcist dissapproval of crime and outrage, but the knowledge that suol assistar.se will in
our
That though the first stone of the Praya Reclamation will be laid by the Duke of Caught, it is whispered that the speedy furtherance of the scheme is hot 20 lwertily desired us it once was. Ecarcity of money the
That
be
ad cauced us reason why this vest undertaking should
pestponed for a few years. That such a course would rajao many serious questions, and as a deposit of nearly two lakha has already been paid, interest would be expected, and perhaps sonis lot-holders are already hungering for their new marine frontages.
spoon competition week aftor week, and a
duty,
so that the life of the Association was kept Thanking you for the insertion of this up.
The present competitions are not po- latter in your valuable papur.I am yours pular, and for several reagons. The condi. Ve. tions for these cups were. I believe, imposed
VERITAS. upon the Consistes, and they were bound to accept
thom, but the conditions aro auch that the competitions will be
prolonged probably for three, four or five years. A other objection on the part of
a great many
THE OPENING OF THE UPPER YANG'ISZE." The falle ring correspondance has been
Commerce:-
THE LICENSING OF BROKERS, The following correspondence line beon sent us by the Secrctors of the Chamber of
Салидекса -
Colonial Secretary's Office, Hongkong, 27th January, 1890. 8,I aan directed by the Governor to inform you that His Excellency has under contemplation a measure for the licensing
the rovente, bot simply as a security for
interests of London,
THE 1 BOR QUESTION
payments.
THEIR ATTITUDE TOWARDS CRIME AND THE DYNAMITAKUS.
league's
wura.
The report proceeds to trans the course of the
League's movements in Amnesia and its connection with the Clon-na-Gaol. Touching the contradistory evidence of Le
Le
o Caron's,
the anpre
approaching labor conference at Berne. tion of and accepted subscriptions This shows that thu Kaiser's proposals have money from known advocates et trims and Judges hold the balance of the probabilition mot led to an abandonment of the Berne the use of dyusmin, we find the responds in favor of the accuracy of conference.
ents did invite the assistance and co-opers Irish league in Aurica had been since 1833 The mass of evidence proved that the
PLANNING FOR A MARRIAGE BNTWHEN TWO CHILDREN.
tion of
and accept subscriptions of money
Frum Patrick Ford, kapt as an adroite directed by the Clan-na-Gael and had bead Finna, February 14-It is reported of crits and dynamited but it has not been actively engaged in promoting the use of
That I have heard it stated thonsstile of embers is the erst of these competitions. sent us by the Secretary of the Chamber of of brokers-not for the purpose of raising that the Regents of Servia are endeavoringproved that the respondenta knew that the dynamite for the destruction of life and
Before Christmas there were several compe- honnes are now vacant, while four-storey titions held for these cups and the first stage buildings are rapidly taking the place of tak about four mouths to shoot of To myself personally it cost exactly 86.90 to That story tenements,
al-
The London Chamber of Commerce Incorporated; London, 17th January, 1890,-
city
oneu, it will perhaps ba politis to occupy teration should be made, to make the empo from
Tom twelve to fifteen years in its cold-titions more popular, and then we shall get
Bengkorg pletion.
life into the Association which at prosent That, an
apreminent member of the it is losing I should like to ask also whe-East India and China Trade Section of this
naught would no doubt have been pleased last year
Ilas it
tion.
that while the Clan-ny Gaol controlled the His Excellency would prefer that the Grand Duchess Fenio, and that the pro- fund; but it has been proved that there langue in America these organizationa tion among the brokera thomacives aimilar St.Pet rsburg. The
as the movement in that direction which
ed, and it
14
A TOWER OF TUE,
St. Petersburg, February 14-An Eiffel
TWELVE MEMBERS OF A WEDDING PARTY DROWNED.
AM
the conduct of those who act in thist capa-King and the Ox it's eldest daahter, the er was colecting money for a Parliamentary
to arrange a marriage between their toy Gla
Clau-na-Gaol controlled the Land League property in England. It further proved
even if the Reclamation begina at shoot off one cunipotition. I think sop The Secretary. Chamber of Comtnérca, desired object were gained by an ganisa. Position is being favorably considered at spondenta invited and obtained assistance currently collected us" Naquating to force party in America, including the Chasmet should be made to Irish met bera in Dear Sir,-At the net meeting of the to that of the English Stock Exchange, bat is only 13 and the tride and bridegroam fees and the cooperation of a physical over $500,000 for a fund wherefrom pay- Ka-Gaol and in order to chtain that the Commons. It line not, however, been Masonic Bretiu rhoud, the Duke of Con-ther the resolution passed at a meeting held. Chamber I was directed to send you copy began some time for probable that in ice tower has been completed bere. It is condemning the action of that party.
proved that Parnell know tha assistance abstained from repudiating ur ago, appeale to have coss
position of the Clan na Gael, the circulars of that body, THE CHARGES AGAINST PARNELL, A year in regard to soldiers and palical of a letter which this Chamber has recent the Colony any auch" organisation would, over 150 feet in height anil is composed of i to see the ceremony of laying the first is more members to the com- Pose to an Invitation from Lord Salisbury any case. Lave to be aided by a special 0,00) blocks of ice. On the first platform
besides the evidence of Le Cann, abewing bees of any benefit to the association,ly addressed to the Foreign Ofico in res stons conducted with meetie Bonours.
Besides tizese Chure zumain three specific | that its
t its operations were kept secret. That it is a pity the Masonic display will peti inns!
to state its view in regard to the proposed Law, he is disposed to think that resort is a grand restaurant, and a most brilliant charges against Parnell personally, amely: RELIGIOUS SERVICES
hould be had not form a part of the programme, and,
effect is produced by lighting the entire First? That as Legislation.
the time of the Kilmainham Mr Shelton Hooper-With regard to the additional article to the Cheloo Conven unless I at misinformed, a mistake has last question, I don't think it is possible for
ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL-Pande Service Though the subject is not one specially
Blectricity. structure with
negotiations Parnell know that Sheridan
8.50
Mation at 11. Holy Com been made by some our.
I am, Dear Sir, yours faithfully,
affecting the Chaaiber of Commerce, the
and Boynton had been organizing outragos, That the demand to double our Military any one to answer it. It is a matter of
KANDIC B. MURRAY, '
Governor does not doubt that it is one
and therefore wished to use them to put munion at the 11 o'clock service on the in the and 6th (if any) Sundays Ist, 3rd, which interests them, and trusts therefore Secretary.
down outrages. Not proved, dist
UNION 6th January, 1890, The Meat Noble The Marquis of Belisbury, K., Secretary of State for Foreign Mr Cross-I think we should have se Alfaits, fe, &c. opinion from this meeting, and if by the
My Lord, Your Loitship's letter of the
Paris, February 14-The French books or in the opinion of the Committos 11th December last, relative to suggested mittee should take the Brat oppertunity of 1870 regulating the conditions of ditions un which it should be obtainable, france on cura mouse 3 france trouve (2) if a licence be desirable, as to the don of imposing a duty of 8 fangs on curn of rescinding i
trade between this, country and Chinn, has such as the amount of the fso to be impos.france on rice in husk, 3 francs od kroken fromitta-se, onabled F. Byrne tu escricaon Sunday, at ila.. and your remarks concerning the tone of
The Chairman-Any alteration of the received the careful attention of the Chinned, the security to ba given &o. Mr Charles roporis aro vary woll rules would have to be givin sprežil notice bar and its East India and Chian Trado sind, aud if officials generally would of. You may propose is after the passing of Section.
Contributions is now regarded as the ech
opinion.
The Chairman-The resolution was pass-
of the Governor's celebrated despatch oned before I had anything to do with the the prospects of the Colony-well, I Association, but I underaand it was consi-
majority of two in zue
said so, when the despatola appeared. dor d very desirable, and was rassed by That the Financo Commitee might inquire why we should be saddled with an Assist ant Barbour Master, it, as I have heard Bay, one is quite suficient."
holly and is not to be in of its happy family, and the pos
17
will render of great practical value, (1) as
Paris, February 14.—At Fontfria pester
PROTECTION IF FRANÇS.
leading Invincibles that he probably learn-
---- Minister Rav.
That from all I hear the P. V. D, is not it not been of benefit, the Com- Additional Article to the Chefoo, Conven-garde the general question of lioence, and youncil of Agrinultora kas voted in favor the Invincibles word tot 5 ranch of the every Sunday, at half-past ten a, đ, in the....
That
envied.
1
I have,
Land
not make
West
6.
P
you will have the goodness to bring
nday a vehicle conveying & brido and brideg-
non-int Paruall was intimate with Bioth. Evensong at 6.45. G. E. the matter to the notice of the Chamber room and a number of friends was apset, furnishing the Losermauni vita sugge river. The bride and bridegroom and ten ho was released on parole in April, 1885, City over which you preside with a view to The whole party was precipitated fate the ed from them what they were about when Bandhold.-Services at 11 4.3 and 7.30 tions which the business relations of the lion were drowned.
and that he recognized the Ppril, lisy Tomporary wooting place, Theatre
OZIMAN BETHESDA CHLAren-Service in Chamber with brokere of good standing,
tuurdors as their handiwork. We find there
no foundation for this chirga, and that the German language, by Rov, F. Hartmann, Chapel of the Berlin Foundling House, Third-That Parnoll, by an opportuna
Foint Se. SEAMEN'S CALEon, Bailors! and cented rice and rice flour.
from justice to France. We fud Farnell did Home-
The Holy ABISTOCRATIU ENGLISH GIRLS TRYING
Buy remittance to enable Byrne E.M. Thursday, at TO WHISTLE.
Communion is to escape from justice.
admini
nieered on the Second bat Mrs Shaw, the American whistler, is London, February 14-It is reported
Sunday in the month at 7.30 ml; on the tan spucial charges First and Third Sundays, at 2005; on the Regarding VIIT engaged to a widowed earl, who has for the against Davitt, that he was & Fenian and Fourth Sunday, at Evening Service. past fortnight been paying her devoted at asisted in the formation of the Land Languo
Services are conducted by the Rev. J.. A. tho wills toray contributed for tha
Turres, in the parposs of
the WIBLEYAN Mr Rooms, quantity or quality, greatly calculated to hecaries there were. Ho any other things subject to corlaix molifications, the course
Bougkong, 1st March, 1890.
is the latest aristocratic matter. Whistling is Sir,I have the hour to acknowledge caz. The Princess of Teck practices intimate association with a party of violence That this is to bo regretted, as artistic oing on at the same time.
ST. Josaru's Cauro, Garden Road proposed meets with the general approval receipt of your valued communication of daily, also tho. Countess Ordogan and the in Amories, and was mainly instrumental Talent is by no means wanting in Bong attendances of the winter before with those.
fraross said if thing would compare the of London merchants concerned in trade 37th January having reference to a pro. Counters Dudley, all of who are proficient in bringing about the alliance of that party D... Mas and Sermon, 5.30 P.M. Even- kong, and some of it of rather a high of last winter they would bad a great In the first place the Section is of opinion
from His Excellency, the Governor fit the art. During the present season and the Parnellio and one-tute party in in Service, Benediction.
We ful it proved that Davist To THE DEFA Person cured of Daaf.. difference in Thera,
tauss and noises in the head of 23 years' unfortunately there is, apparently, The Chairman remarked that as regards king be opened at once is of immediate im- opinion from the Chamber as to the advisi daughters of roblemen bare formed a pergone that the proposal that the port of Chung-berg Brutera (presumably Share-whistling parties, in quintig house have Americ
and requesting an expression of forined lively opposition to Lady Folke was a Fenian, and received money
stone's elring band. A dosen young a skirmishing fund contributed for the standing by simple remedy, will send a rather a want of fusion with the 'Qld the conditions of the Kwoon Kwa Teen portaues to British interests and will vary is Excellency justly remarks the whistling baad and will shortly give a con- however, for the rmation of the Land applies to Nicholson, 21, Bedford Square, Alastors and the more youthful aspi- Cap cmpetition they were proposed by the greatly stimulate trade with Western China. of such a measure.
of natrage. This w but description of it free to any Person who That the latter might gain much matured not, and the committee accepted them, It is therefore hoped that Her Majesty's subject is 306 030 that specially affects the cart at the houso of the Daclions of Turto itself, but for the promotion of London, W.O., England,
as they thought is better to have a cup Government will accept this proposal, as it Chan ber, still the Committee are pleased to land. under these conditions, which were not so confers real and inagible a
In advantages beyond oneras, than no cup at all.
be allowed the opportunity of referring to any that navigation of the Upper Yungtezd
neral Chamber of Commerce.
only adopt the same conciliatory tone, the report and accounts,
I think you may
(Sd.) F. FLENING. business
In thanking your Lordships for the op- would proceed much more have the sense of the meeting on the mat-portunity afforded this Chamber of express- Hon. T. Ryrie, Chairman, Hongkong Co.
Olonial Secretary Boothly than it does, and be vastly ter.
its view in regard ing its
o the more pleasant.
Col. Chater, with reference to the atten of the Chizona Government,
proposals That the last exhibition of the Sketching dances at the competitions, said it was for the copy of the egresinen: forwarded
Club was scarcely, na regards either hardly fair lu judge by the winter season | fox its ipformation, I am to point out that dongkong General Ohamber of Commerce, fention. Mra Shaw refaes to Nutrage and orinao; that he was in chag and i 127 Quvon's Road East, on Sundays at 9.45
élevato art.
order.
That
rants,
experience of the former.
China.
and also
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That tho unaided toutative effels of all very Shelton hooper, very much doubted is likely to afford for many years oxing matter which is of somewhat general in-.{
from
agitation leading up to it. We find also that he was in such close and intimate as- sociation with the party of violence in America that he was the man mainly in strumental in bringing abut the alliance referred to
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BIRCHA'S HORRDI-KORE DETAILS OF THE KAKA ATECCITY, neophytes almost invariably lead to the Mr
BONGKONG, March 18. Confirmation of
of first errors.
Fasts, February 13.—Further parts lars
London- whether the competition had had the dp the natural obstacles presunted by the river Tey think a Fee such as luas been
Bank, Wire, Tebing Sichuan slums a talent for pressing effet Mr Crons attributed to it, itself. The Section, theref re regards suggested might be imposed with adrant on the logging of a woman in the prison at
etching
•elop into high Preverance would do and thought it Ead led to an improved clses | reasonabla and acceptable the pro; ovál that those granted mediate result of le-coived. Thor nbow that the arealtics were i nge on porhaps somewhat similar terms to Kira, East Siberia, and the terrible revelt high art.
which followed her suicide, have been ro The committee considered British steamers shall have access to Chung Auctioniours. The of shooting.
Brokers, and
30 days' slicht, #7 14 the opening of the report the Judges That it is to be regrott d ho generally con-thamesives very lucky in getting those to go there, and that duran the thin die already overcrowded, rank of puara that Mnie. Siliida had a younger squiry, The history of the actions of the
tonts himassif with following the lines of
od to go as red toners are par sping a Tax would probably be to consider-worse than at first reported. It now ap refer to the unprecedented charactor of the Craits, others, rather than being original.
De Loyan auggested that some other Interval the carrying trade shall be That to eat of wars (a mara trifle) competitions might be carried on at the jacks, but under such a system of facilities the rulession, and would be a step in the sister, sozio 16 years old, who went to leaders of the Irish party fra 1877 is Qu Parlim
resited; the relaliopo traced that existed direction of organisation. The Counities Siberin to look after her comfort. me time-spoone, for instance,
privileges as will as far as possible would strongly deprecite any m alap-dasb
Arriving there she had the misfortune between the founders of the Land League nesimilate -it tes that now enjoyed by ate the part of the Government towards sh
to plowse the eye of the director of the priam and the Fenisna and the Irish Americans.
That
in No. is both careful and artistic
prizes.
pause and consider the effect of such ciation. treatinent of a trifls.
her opinions, as really the contage of
That
which marble and
The Chairman said they might leave the
carried.
mitted
alarter
10-
after
Maia Sihida,
tout. It was an
On Berlin-*-*-*
On demand,
munthe sight.
Documentary, 4 monthu' siube
On demand, Oradite, 4 months' sight, reckless distributors of pizMr Woodin anid tho spoons cost a lot of at the Treaty Ports on the Lower devouring to interfors with or content the She was detained by him upon a trumpeding to boycotting, it declares that ments in profuse quantitive might well money and were a great drain in the acou while approving of this arran duo of private business such as air up charge of conniving at Mme. Sihida's instances were adduced before the commia" | On New York—
Ou demand, ... however, the Section desires to
demand, ... That the lady who crolead the portrait of new enmmittee to deal with this matter.lay stress upon the importance of 9! broking, even if legislativo enaction; goulāj atletized escape, and herana tha vistien of † síon to prove that it constituted a systém,of
Credita, 60 days” sight, In the meantime the adoption of the report the rights of British traders (1) focluring bg tände aufficiently, elastic, of which they his brutality. She was subjected to such inilibidation of the must severe and crust
junks and to generally rigato native to the
are very doubtful, to andumodate itself atrociens treatment as to o
ent as to cause death coon character. This boycott combination was on Bombay- That nevertheless she is deserving of all and scents had been proposed,
illagel both in its oljao s oud the messe edignant and to road spied to carry is Ife Woodin seconded and the metion was vemels under the Britah fhg, and unter the very varied requirements of such
Wire. praise for persistent perstverance.
On demand, That the • stories I have heard about. Siguor
the command of British subjects: (b) to to transactions. The Chairainn intimated that Mr Horier
Though so far the sitemple at organin-stricken by this awful event, voltmeatly elaborate, all-pervading, tran
ervading tyranny, niing to On Calenta Raggi and the Jubileo Committee, in desired to be relieve of his strenger park piece goods at Hankow or Iching by tion bare apparently been tranceful, denonaced the ou rage. In doing this she injure landlords as a class and diive theat Wire,
halving "part, are fearful one play a leading | eretary and Treasurer, and the Ameciation] vozienice of the up-river vorige (in view of basoming komewhat of a corporate body approached her with the same insults to far exceeded the link the just force of On Skaughai
or quartering the balen for cray the Committes think the necessity of attracted the attention of the director, whs out of the & uniry. This setion of the Longue On demand, contradictory That zomo effort angit to te made very much judebted to Mr Hisper for the special storage required) walkout pay will force-self upon the mare prominent bad heaped up her sister.
blik onion and proated: publik ย น is services (Applantas.): Mr C. 7. Ladds ment any extra. duties, In
import Committeo 10 hy the Jubileo
i thord "do abarabrokers and that sous arrangement, pr was willing to take up the duties, and nection with the latter stipulation, I am in will alcunately be erived at by shielt, but was to have fur publicly fin ged, and this it. The o niesion comes to
monstrous rorongo of the director error in
u lao nulla
as duce the records of their proceedings, he (the Chairman) would be very bug Rules foreign gomis imported in sixices in Hongkong will be endnotou na patent was accompanied by inhumansion that this was tha
very glad to put out that under the present exhibit what they can of sketches or propose lim models, and so subscribers of their Mr E. Rotenson ste nded and he or be re-exported countwise or up-river duty lations of the London Steck
up-vesty for rules titilar to the self-imposed begu- invidouts whis's probably had mors its du tu, deviang and carrying out the Talents is sub
fiots was carried, Mr Ladde expring the free only fin their original packages with I have, &
driving her to suicide than the exposure to our say tho Exchange at I am infoitund the campy.
Leaders be shot anywhere to the duties.ns fcienity na Br Heiner rulea would have to be modificë, in the
(( (SJ.) HENDERSON, 'public ststün
at the canopy may The Chulsman said That Capt. Wilineium event of Chang bing being opened, in such Hon W. 1. Doune, M.A., Aaling Oulunial News of the eftir hn uns been circulated Biggar, Sexton, TE. O'Combat, Me the
Secretary,
ed, and Litla
la now definitely kawu that the criminal conspiracy We consider this BAROMETER --- help subscribers to dec de bowcon marble and Brosse Woolley and Mariey having seres as to allow of
killed amounted tu fortynn khargo established against Parnell, Dil on, repacking at Hankow That this crowning complication of our as the colmy it was userssary to appoint of goods destined for the new port
The Fast India and Chines
Scction bilen maddla robeets little credit up the
in Russia, and it has mittabers of cuminities in their stof,
The following comulte were ultimately of the Chamber, while appreciating the Cosumittee, though it must be added the elected Mr G. E. Noble, Mr E L benefits that must accrue to British trade bess and huises in the head of 28 years ing the universal protest and elolent feeling J. Redmand, Jalin McCarthy H
TO THE DELTA Pertor cared of the with tew for pred the nibilis Haris, W, O'B.jen, T, D Sullivan, TM FARMOMETER==)
Healy, T. Harrington, &. Hartingvan, A. Upon learning the
the particulars and
culars and rel's'Connor, J. Kuny, W. Bedinud, present Chairman had nothing to do with Woodin, John Andrew Of Chater, on the immediate opening of the port of standing by simple remedy, will souls the ante would arouse, the Caur dispatched O'Connor, Cindy Cheilor
Major Donorster, hir C. Ford, Capt Ru Chung-king, are nevertheless strongly of description at it res to any Parson who an oflear to rupiene tlio director and Cumtgins, Cox, Patrick Bes. J. D. bluson, Me E. Robinson. Leut. Carlyle, opinion that the right to navigate the applies is Niolvalson, 21, Badford Square, ordered that offer to report at St. Pelos Le Lay F. Lay, J. Barry, G. Ki Mr H. E. Wodchovie, Mr A. Sholion Upper Yongleza-n right which was only London, WC, Baghod,
burg
Tanner, Maulien Deply, I. Quiny, Danish,
this
Norm
China
action in this matter.as not hope that he would be nhle to diseturge | original marks and numbers; and that these
and bronze.
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