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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1894,"
A RECENT irina of The Friend of China, the anti-opium organ, states:-The evidence from China and Hongkung is of a very remarkable charnoter, in view of the fact that it has! been gathered entirely through official oban- nels. By sa overwhelming majority, oven as regards numbers, and still more so when the characters and opportunities of the witnesses are taken into account, It is condemnatory of the babit of Opium-smoking.
THE BRITISH DOLLAR. The following latter has been forwarded to us by the local Scoretary of the Chins
Association :—
There were
THE CHINA MAIL.
~TELEGRAMS.
(SUPPLIED TO THE China Mail']
(Pia Southern Line.)
LONG, Nov. 28, 1894 THE PEACE PROPOSALS.
It is stated that Japan demanda au in demnity of £50,000,000 and expenses of
JAPANESE RUSR.)
NEWS HY THE FRENCH
EXTRAORDINARY BORNE IN THE SYDNEY
Mr Brunker.
PARLIAMENT,
Lerd Rosebery in his Guildhall speech, and says that Frenchus will hall grate fully the santimont expressed by Fogland's Premier.
Downing Street, Oct. 23, 1834, Sir-With reference to the letter from tbit Department of the 22nd March last, sad to your letter of the 28th May last, I om directed by the Marquis of Ripon to inform you that the proposed cuinage of a British dollar at the indian mints, to be made legal tender in Hongkong and the Straits Settlements concurrently with the deline at present draclating there, bas now been sanctioned by Her Majesty', THE 'rosting-- Kipling would call Bow, but it is hoped that the saw them of the Rifle Brigade, who arrived coin may be brought into circulation eatly inaanitary conditions. But this is like the the grounds that he had only boon ao arrivod in Colombo fron Kobé, a steamer interfered and ultimately dragged Jones | latter will consent to mediato batnara the
next year.-I am &c,
(Sd.) EDWARD FAIRFIELD. The Secretary to the China Association.
HOCKEY,
J
Arve all, Harmstor's Circus is going to
OLCE . 8IPPING
Mr Gustare Detring is returning to Tenisio, Japan having refused to recognise him as a medium for peace proposals, on
credited by lái Hung Chang.
health of the Colony has very much im. proved, and so my remarks on the insanitary a steading chestnut and only afford state of existing things are now received us smusement for the public press, for, like the shepherd in the old story. I sm regarded crying wolf where na wolf exists, still the trail of the wolf is seen in this report. 13 Canes of typhoid fever of treated in the Civil Hospital, 6 which were contranled in the Colony there are 5 deaths recorded from Typhoid fever the war. in tables at the head of this section, and 1 from Continued Fever among the Europeas community, there were 442 deaths fraes Countinted Fever among the Chinese Jacion; alithero death are to attributed to
Tytam tiger which many were reported bave seen and a good many went out to bunt for and never found, stilt the bruta left bie traca for & shild of seven years old had, both bis hands bitter of above the wrist ons sight in one of the villages, which was sufficient evidence of some savage boart being in the neighbourhood; even a big dog could not make such an injury se that. Insity of insisting on the maintenaces of the
ndir I have attached
I to this report, the appendir I have
of the things I have brought reviewing many of to notios in the past twenty years, it will be seen that very many of my recommendations for the well-being of the Colony have been seted upon to the great benefit of all con- earned.
The report from the Government
THE RUSSIAN PRESS ON THE
COREAN QUESTION,
The Rossian press re-affirms the necem
neutrality and autoumy of Coroa.
THE CHINA-JAPAN WAR. CHINA'S OVERTURES FOR PRACE.
SUBORDINATES.
HOY THE TATSÚFA” IS TO BE MANNED,', The Times of Ceylon sigs:-Dur readers will remember that the Japanese man-of-
St Petersburg, November 12-Tie Rus- war Tatsula was detained at Aden by the British authorities as soon as it was found Sydney, Dotober 20.-Sir Geo. Dibbs haaston Presa, commenting on Lord Rosebery' that she had a British ose on board. The had a violent alteration in the House with speak at the Guildhall, xpress much Iatter were warned of the consequences
Sir George charged Air gratification at the friendly referanos meda their souduct if they took part in hostilition Brunker with doing all kinds of dirty ark concerning Bussis, and hails the prospect bowen foreign nations, and they almost for the Government, Mr Brunker dared of an extents ordial with Great Brink all lift the stemmer at Aden, since which Sir George Dibbs to repeat the exprasions outside the Elous Sir George Dibby the n she has been in charge si a British man-left the House, Mr Brankor tried to the United States Secratary of Stako, haq war stationed there. The only means of gelling her away would therefore be for a follow him, but was restrained by his fight with Mr Toase, the member for this proface wo would remind our readers Japanese eres to be sent to man her. With friends. Meanwhile Sir George Dibts had tanton Thursday last, the 7th instant, there Mudges, in the lobby. Several man
oalled the Sendai Mare, which was alleged away. to be bound for Guadaoups in the West Indies with 493 Japanese 'emigrants.' She Simia, Novarter 7.The 19th Punjab left the next day for Aden en route for the Infantry and 409 man of the 14th Sikhs West Teaclias, but we stall be very much have been ordered to move without delay if she finds it necessary to take by mail from Besitan and Ferozepors to parprised if ber emigrants any farther than &den. Dera Ismail Kian to join the reserve
now generally believed that the so-called Nothing defmile is known here, but it is brigade.
emigrants more nothing more or less than Japanese sonmon and matines saut to man the Tatsuita now lying at Aden wait. ing for a cme to take her to join the Jaga
Should this sormie news Naval forces. pro currect, grant credit will be "due to efficient manner in which they have carried the Japanese authorities for the quiet and out the manoeuvre, which, however, is a
tai LATE FIXIT WITH THE WAZIMA,
A light attack was made on our camp this morning and further trouble is sppre- handed.
November 9.-We. hear privately that in the recent attack on Wano the Waziria Eret broke into the Commisaarist, camp, where they hatestrung some 100 males, causing a out. Macaulay, who rushed out at the impede among the ponies and horses. first sign of a disturbance, was immediataly ent down, and ha body was discovered in
THE CHINA-JAPAN WAN London, Nevermbar 12-Me Gresham, telegraphed to the American Mister at Tokio itat, if Japan joins in the request of the Chines Government for the media- tion of the President, Mr Cleveland, the bolligerenta. The Japanese Government has aus gut replied, and it whether it issent will be given owing to the pressure that would be put on the opinion Government by Japanese popular waiob in front of enablog Uhlas com- plataly. The Powers and exchanging views regarding the appeal of the Chime Go- vernment for intervention, but no agres- ment has yet been arrived at,
doubtful
1
London, Novembar 13. The fines publishes an article on the present stats of the war in the East, in which is points out thattheuttercollapse of China raised couble-d soma political problems, for Japan must not suppose that the advantage the has gained place no limits on her expansion at the cost of Chica
open businer on the Praya Reclamation, la his usual briflimat way and gained the though for the last two years found togai-{ MR DETRING RETURNS TO OSINA. Hetloving further inquiries to-day of the morning among a number of dead and chauge has scourred with regard to the
is the neighbourhood of the Murray Pier. It would have obriated a lot of trouble and ill-festing if this site had been granted
Analyst shows the work done in his Danart- JAPAN REFUSES TO TREAT WITH ment and shows that the water mupply. ficient for the needs of the City, is excellent! in character. There is no stint to the milk supply in the ecluny; thres vers large and smaller ones. And that supplied to the excellent dairies are supported, besides other
thea in the first instanco, instead of bani.ured by one side was quickly followed by Hospital is very satisfactory. The petro-
by the Jumna the other day are being gradually broken i to the manners and customa of Hongkong. Some of the men, who had been rulaassed from the confines of Stonecutters Island, to which they had been banished on arrival, had a bit of a lark last
This match was played yesterday after. noon at the Happy Valley. In consequenes night, the result being sora Isoacts this mor
of a late start (why will not members ning and an intred action to Captain Has-tum up at the appointed time) it was tings at the Magistravy. Two members of only possible to play 20 minutes each way: but in that time no less than six goala were the distinguished corps contributed to the scared-three for uach side-the game con
The ground Police exchequer, and oro had to pay com- aequently ending in a draw.
was in bad condition as usual, hard and pousation to a riekaba coolie.
slippery. Give and take play marked the opening exchanges until after the first tan alautes, when Landele nebad the ball down first goal for the Shipping Matters wore vary soon equalized, for Barlow very neatly abot a goal for the Club, In the second half the game became very fast, and any puint a goal gained by the cther. For the Skip- shing the Circus to the vile precincts of ping Landale, Firth, Hooper, and Sliman leum brought in to the Colony for the first
played distinctly wall; for the Club, Shel-time in tenk steamera is antissotory. played a sterling good game. Sheldon is excellent report on the use of hypodermic distinct acquisition to the Club, and as far injections of Morphic that bad begun among in the stof Famely a time; The ful-three Chisamee same into Hospital covered game of Hockey in concerned he's the Chinese community this year. Two or with bundreds of marks from the use of the lowing were the players:
Club, G. Davies, F. Maitland, Ca. hypodermionyringe, at the same timen report meron, Bobineon, Stewart, Anton, Barlow, was forwarded to toe from the Police that
many small shopkeopera
We administering Maarfield, Bheldua, Mulesworth,
injections of Morphia ostensibly hypodermio Shipping-Landsle, Barton, Hooper, Raz, Firth, Barden, Mosser, Arnold, for the cure at oplum smoking and that they Kozhorar, Millward, Rankin.
had learnt the method fram & pupil of Dr Kerr's in Canton. Spreimens of the solu tions and of the drug need were obtain ad from of the shape visited by the Норі. tal Compradore, and r LADIES RECREATION OLUK. Commenced this afternoon.
these planes and proesrad other specimens and saw number of Chinamen treated.
The
PACIFIC EXPRESSIONS BY JAPAN, From Our Own Correspondente.)
Da
Loucion, November 14.No" farther s question of European mediation in the war Powers will take any step towards inter- ventis, pending the result of the offer, wade by the United Staton to mediate be
can China and Japan With reference to the other of mediation betwest Chios and Japan nade by the United States, it is believed that the Japanese Goretament
anese eteamer) when he was in our har-rounded at the same time and cut down by the East. It is not believed that the people who visited the Sandui Maru (Jap-wounded mules. Lieut. Hornby #484T bout the other day, we learn nothing that tive or six of thuonemy. All the wounded tell against the story to published recent officers are believed to be doing wall. ly, that they were bound for Adea to man Lahore, November 10.-During the at- the Japaness gun-boat Tatsuta which has tack on Wano Cap the Mashu Waziris brot detained at Adon, and not coalies on ausged to bag over 30 Martin Hery their way to the West Indies, as they were
Tifies, with a large quantity of ammunition
West Point with ita equally vale approaches.don, Bartow, Masefield, and Molesworth Government Analyst alas supplied very Monday bearing a inter from Li Barepmated to ba. On the face of it it to rub the cash heat of about R$,000, and will be duafiɔ any proposals put forward
As the civilised portion of the Colony will be enjoying itself "at St Andrew's Ball, there will be no performance at the Circus to-night, and the management took ad- vantage of the opportunity to transfer their tents and other paraphernalia to the new site this afternoon. There will be a
matindo performance le-morrow.
Ir will be seen from the telegrams we publish elsewhere that Japan has refused to recognise Mr Dstring as other than the representative of Li Hung Chang that Conat Ito bas refused to
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and
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give
FD. Markham, b Lowon AL. Darby, b Lowson
bim audience. That Japan is out now
A. B. Auto, e Lowson, Sirth ................ Ber. R. Valin, e Mast, blowe
aferee to peace is shown by the mesange. Clarke, Maitland, Fath.....
that has been forwarded to the Toung-li Jamen, Japan is willing to baten to China's proposals for precs if thess proposals are made in the usual manner followed by
ivilised nations. There is apparently no idea of humiliating Chios, but only a desire to have the negotiations carried on iu proper order through the recognised okanuals. This willinguess of Japan to listen to the ap proaches of ber opponent marks a new phras is the present struggle. Its development will be watched with the keenest interest,
for following on this the full demands of Japan must be revealed to the world.
the Dock Company for repairs. The vessel was subsequently released from custody. The recalcitrant Bremen were brought be
fore Capt. Hastings at the Magistracy this
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YA. Buattenham, run out.
Anderson, b Firth.
Oilvie, ran out
C. Inchbud, b Lowang
W. M. Thompson, Darin EB, Deane, not out
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A. Y. Lammert P. G. Danie
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
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The drag used was the Hydrochlorate
ria SHANGHAI, Nov. 30, 3.36 p.m. Mr Gustave Detring srrived at Kobe on
hang to Count Ito, the Japanese Prime Minister. Mr Detring upon his arrival op- plied to the Governor of Biogo to arrange a personal interview betwear himself and The application the Japanese Fremier.
The Japanese authorities informed Mr Detring that they could not recognise him as the duly qualified and properly accredited cavoy of China. Mr
day for Chian Delting, therefore, sailed from Kobe to-
was refused.
скола
to carry off a lago number of homes tost
the West Indies would come by this route ring. They must have had fairly securate at B OF BRIS keets very improbable that Japa going to bad broken loose on the commencement of for the restoration of peace until siter the Then who are the ches of peat me like Information from within the camp indeed the Sendai Maru may they looked more cooters than suamen, bat Japanese sailors they are said to have been led by desertera out of their naval dress and in ordinary only costume look very much like other Jam, and
would be impossible to tell whether they were resmen or not. The fact that there were no officer on uuard is expicable, as we understand that the Tai- sula is already officered by Japs. The commander of the Serdzi Mars, however, stated that they wore for the West Indies, A despatch has been forwarded to the and be expressed himself as desirous of being rid of them, for he found them a Chinese Clovernment by the Japanese Go-troubinome lot to deal with. For a long vernment in which expressions of regret time in Colombo they prevented the steamer are mado that war had been randered from leaving the harbour, having got the
ides that there was going to be sure feat necessary, and inviting the Celestial Empire play with them at sea, snd they threatennd to make propozula di peace through a pro- to murder the first mas that made & more to help heare the anchor ap: while three perly accredited representative.
mom jumped overboard and awam to shers, bul were recaptured and taken back to the vessel. As a result, the Sendai Mara did not get away till revetal hours after she was appointed to start.
PRACE NEGOTIATIONS.
from our side.
OFFER OF A PUBLIO HALL AND FREE LETY
FOR BOMBAY,
Bombay, Nov. 9.-Bai Dinbat has re need her offer of seven and a ball lakhe towards providing a Public Hall and Free Library for Bonbay. She concedes the tight of the Dorporation, with the ssnation of Government, to choose the site, but ali- pulates that the Corporation shall be zer ponsible for the maintenance and develop. ment of the library to the extent of twelve thousand rupes abouelly, declining to allow any portion of her money to be de voted to that purpose.
THE MIG BRALTY.
A official report received this morning confirms the report to the effect that the Amir is quite reilored to health.
10 of Morphia; the solution ored contained 2.8 per cent, The injection madu were 14.0
The patients equal to f■ grain each time. bigan with two injections a day, and, after a mouth or two, increased the dose to four or five injections a day. The cost of ench injection was one gent. It was evident therefore that there was no attempt at sor ing the habit of opiata smoking except by the intraduction of a very much woren babit The following appeared in yesterday's of Morphia_injection, I'n qoute Me Crow's
The Central News learns from a un- report The Chinese even buy Hydroch- undue papers:
that certain further and lorate of Morphia locally at $2.50 per ounce. doubted oorree From
876 injectiota each een- this quantity
or definito proposals for pence, which aining half a grain of Murphis Hydroch-wers submitted by the repressistive of an forate gould be prepared. This would leave intermediary Power to hath China and s proat of 86.25 on each susce ut a charge Japat, hava again been rejected Jatra Lints.-A. P. Stoddad (tai and G.) and of one geat for each injection. If only Japaness Government. Apparently Japan W. B. Fawkner (W.), to the Gibraltara
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THE HEALTH OF THE COLONY. COLONIAL SneFox's ARPORT.
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NAVAL NOTES. The following appointments hare keen rusda at the Admiralty Captain A. Mae Lasd, to the Gibraltar, to date Nov. 1.
&
of ventilation, defest srising from the
ACCIDENT TO A WELL-KNOWN BROKER Calcutta, Nov 12.-Mr Schrager, a well- known broker, was thrown from his Jug cart yesterday and was seriously injured.
4 БКТНЫНЕ AFGHANISTAN, Lahore, November 9.-News has been received at Lahere from Jellalabad that on October 30th at Nari, on the Asmar Border, skirmish took place batsraan a party of Umra Khan's soldiers stationed to protect the bridge construated by Umra Khan, and patrol party of the Amir's, in which thres men of the former and two of the latter
FIRE IN THE RAYGDOM JAIL.
the
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TAR BOLTS OF A BRITISH STEAMER FIRED ON-TWENTY PAYE PERRONS BULEA London, Nor. 14-According to fired on the boat balanging to the British telegram reaved here, a Liberian gunboat steamer whriz lying off Settrskno. The reason for the entrage was alleged to be breach of the revenue lave. Twenty-five persons were killed.
THE TAMIES QUESTION.
London, November 13.-The Standard that the Anglo-Russian modus vwandi for the publishes telegram from Moscon, ataung
upon a recognition by Russia of Murghabi atlement of the Pamirs question is based Aksu as the limit of the British sphere of sotico. Great Britain recognises Pazjab Sarah as the limit of the Bussisa sphere. the Afghans withdraw to Shigusa Roshan, while the Russians will retire beyond Marghabi.
TIE PIKOR OF WALES HON, COLOBAL OF 2 EWNIAN REGIMERT, Lowton, November 11.-H. R . the Prince of Wales mas desa sppointed Hona- rary Colonel of the Kieff Dragoone.
of
SKRIOUS FIRE AT NEW ONLEANS,
New York, November 13.-A large fire. bas occurred at New Orlean inviting the destruction of twenty eight thomand bales cotton, a considerable quantity of whica gration was caused by incendiaries. was consignad to Liverpool. The conta PRESIDENT CLEVELAND'S MISHAQE AND CURRENCY REFORM, New York, Nov. 14.-It is stated that message at the opening of Congrem next
Reform,
Denstuber will be a plea for Currency
hitbarto mide,
ISSUE OF AMERICAN BORDI. New York, November 14. Carlisle,
ing interest at the rate of five per cent. The issue of fifty million dollars in beads, bear-
of gold in the Treasury.
monds is dead.
OBITUARY.
London, November 14.-Admiral Sy-
a grain were used at each injecting the ie set inclined to listen to any Pace F. F. Haworth Booth, R. Sterling, and A. The following extract is made from the Colonial Surgeon's Report for 1893 submitted profit could he shout $10.00. On this revetures at the present mous
port and one from myself being seat in, the Ministers regard the negotiations de in-. Wastell, to the Gibraltar, for the were killed. On hearing of this Units. the Legislative Council on the 28th Government at anne passed an Ordinance to opportune. Furthermore, it is understood her and Siralter for at de han ordered his troops to hold themselves the main festurs of Prendent Unreland's
the Linnal, to in readiness to proceed to Asmar, but be- Nov.:
put a stop to this state of things, and the that, in the opinion of the Mikado and his Gillett, to the Gibraltar, There have been many complaints of the heavy fues indicted took away all the pro-advisors, the only place where overtores das Nov, 1; and J. D. Rogers, to the fore the match of his troops he received a The steamer Diamond, which cleared yester- stanches from the drains in the public press fits and soon put a stop to this new industry, for peads on at present be made with any Linnet, undated. Commanders-C. Lang, nuts from General Ghulam Haider Asmar
THE * CALEDONIA' BEATS THE LEGOM)). this year and must abuse of the new drain-
I heard of a Chinese School Master who prepent of surious ennsideration being to the Archer; 0. A. Stokes, to the Gibral that he would papish the soldiers concerned. day for Jupan where she is to be sold to aage kystem. It was announced in Council propied to set up in this bustness, had sent
London, Nov. 14.-The Faninsular and givm to them is Hiroshin, where the tar io date Nov. 1. Inspector of Machinery for their mindeds, whereupon Unra Khan pative Erm, was not permitted to sail for that the new system was complete as far as
Oriental Company's steamer Caledonia, home for 6 lbs. of Morphin with the ap- Catet, the Government, and the Imperial W. J. Canter, to the Fictor Emanuel, ad countermanded his orders.
ditoval, to date Ost. 24, Engineers—A. regards the weators portion of the City: pliances which would enable him to work headquarters are now established the H. Moysey and W. U. Morcom, to the
which left Bombay on the 3rd instant, two reasons In the first place, avonten
Rangoon, November 8-Shortly after reached Brindisi at half-pant night-yester- that was correot as far as it related to the
the business at much greater profit and was proposals for peace must be based upon the Victor Emanuel, additional. Staff Engi alas yesterday morning No. 4 godown in day evening; being the faster page of her Melay firemen refused duty because public drains, but not ten per cent. of the
mails will be delivər. they were under the impression that if house drains have been connected with the greatly disgusted at hie euheme being ren-resgaition of the schisted and undeniable
I hear from the Chinese namland military encoesses of the Japanese per W. H. Michell, to the Archer, to date the Central Jail was discovered to be on
Oct. 25.
Surgeons-B. F. Parish, to the Sra. Though manuals were quickly at new epatem, the majority still draining into Customs that many thousands of ounces of forces, and they must come from a quarter
1 in London 09 Friday morning. go: too strong a hold, they proceeded to Japan they would be the sub-soil and a great number into the Morphia are being imported at all the Coast fully and formally credited and empower. Kalbreast, to date Oct. 25; H. 8. Archdail, work the fire had
THE FRENCH CAMPAIGN IN HADAÐASCAR. ô.
Paris, November 14.The andit voted paid off and wowed to make their way old water-course, wed these latter are the
Ports yearly. Deo mate day is about the ed. On the other band, the Central News to the Rambler, to data Nov. 6 Assistant and the buildings were entirely destroyed. back to Singapore at their own expense.
cause of the abominable and sickening ston-smallest consumed by optum amokers; it loams that the Chinese Gorerament has Engineer C. H A. Bermingham, to the The fire was prevented spreading to
The laws
Probationary Assistant reighbouring jail buildings. The goduma by the Chenter on account of Madagascar ches that arise in the dry season.
cable from Mozambique to Majunge Tho In the second place, the vessel win soized on regards the new drainage system are not costs from 8 to 10 cents so the Chinese have expressed a willingness to comply with the 4ther, andsted.
tearot they can produse much greater effect udrica tendered, and would be ready to Engineer G. H. Daratan, to the Hou, to contained food stiffs, blankets, and furni-provides for the cast of construction of a
nent date Oct. 25, Assistant Engineers, for ture, wad the bes in this is estimated at and writ of the Colonial of Ad-strospective and only owners of new build-
arrangement
force comprising the expedition will include ings can be compelled to connect their drains ct ebraper and get a large preft out of ? agree to an armistion and the animationstexporary Barvice-F. C. Haste, to the R20,000 and. the loss on the buldor miralty for a debt of about $1700 due to
eaven betteries of artillery and two aqua- the business and for this information they of peace opon any reasonable
droug of cavalry. to iste Oct. 26.
the alarm beinggiven. Those prismere not buildings cannot be compelled unless they are indebted from the mode of cars for the The Central News understand that, though Porpoise, and F. J. Rorage, to the drier, R90,000. The greatest order prevailed so
opium habit used at the Mission Hospitals. the result is for the moment discouraging,
From more than ane of the modern engaged in working the manuals were lock- use a nuisacge or are proved to be danger Wholly unnecessary, as I have shown by no opportunity will be lost by the Powere
The manuals were us to their neighbours. It will thus he a very the Gal reports for years that nothing is which have siready moved in this watter erasers grumbling has reached us, says ed up in their solla. long time before the new system can is any required to bure the habit and that without proffer their cião ceangels to both service cautemporary, respecting their lank relieved avery hour. The military polias Secretary of the Treasury, mangunces the way be called complete or car be airly judg marcing, and after they had received an el on its merits. But even the new agate the sizablest danger or inconvenience to the beligeronts It is believed that Japan,
surrounded the jail, and all the chief has already been & sanse of trouble in Chi. I patient. It is evident from what has taken basdas gocuring the indepsuderes of Coren deire to get shot-proof and water-ight officials were present. The cause of the preobjact of the insis is to replenish the stock
est aud the amelioration of ber condition, aims ships. The hatobways are small and the is unknown. asurance that they would be given a free esp houses; the traps have been broken and placa bere, many of those shops ha is at inflicting open China aach defeats se pediments to the admission of air by the
ROYAL BURMAN, MARRIAGE. up in a few months, that this page back to Singapore in accordance the dreins choked, and, owing to the con- taking ret in Ohins but I have seen wil compel that Power to allow her par Bittings are found to risin the heat to an ceremony took place at Rangoon yesterday. peisages numerons, and the metal huil and Allahabad, November 9.--An interesting struction of the houses, the drains from the taking
to be opened up for vorestricted develop- with articles they had signed, they agree back premises run right under the house to {vatory about it ae there has been but
me kod commates with.giler Powers, in undesirable extent. The case of the Cre-when the Kawie Prince, youngest survi to return to the vessel, No penalty was
wheb Japan expenis largely to participate.sent in quoted in particular, her crew harving son of King Mindon Min, was mar
ing xbich is bad in itself, and this conre also tails, is a perfectly innocent habit and more
severely in this direction dur-ried to the Mington Princess, Govern- THE Rusion Volunteer steamer Tamboy, Imposed by the Magistrato, Capt. Bewinnnected with the new dreis in the street, plum sucking which, bar the expense it en-
io very many European bouees. Then the to my mind than tuhsce king. has succeedod Capt. Ellis in the comm.ed.
ing The pay of the Assistant Analyst is very
ner last voyage home from Australia, meut garea dower of R2,000 Boreral Capt. Iranovsky, from Odesas, irrived at and again during that on which she is at high officials and the lits of Burmese Colombia on the 18th-inst, with 131, passen- water supply is skilt insufficient for the
Whep
gera, mostly storage, bound for Vladivon present. In the Red Sea several man be- royalty were prisent. came seriously ill, and two Marines died THE FREMIZE'S SPEECH AT THE GULBRALL The Daily Chronicle, in making the follow-dashing of the drains even if all the houses smell and this is the reason for their all
wok. She left Odeges on October 20. ing remarks, is probably under a misappre-were aonnected with the new system, and leaving directly there terra is up.
anderstand that the additions made to from beat apoplexy, and it was found Fondon, November 9.-The Lord Mayor CAPTAIN Ollo Eblere has arrived at Caloutta. hension:-The Inflexible, port guardship at stan if the water supply was imply sufficient, applying for the appointment of an Analyst to proceed to the Mediterranean at a mothe upper floors of these hopes in the mata ben requiring an analysis tas to pay from oor aquadron in Chinese waters in conse- {irepossible to reduce the temperature be- and Sheriffs entertained: Her Majesty He propose penetrating to Chins through Portsmouth, is to bold herself in readiness it is impossible to keep the old houses clean, originally, I showed that the Governmest
to £100 for a single cass to an outside guace of the stab of affairs in the Farlor 90 degress.
ministers and large and distiarnished the bill tribes of North Asaam. He states East are vory mach wore Dameroos then was at first supposed, and that the lies oing contemporary, the Cabinet Counsil de.company. at dinner at the Guildhall to- | mont's notios. The cessal will be kept up rity of cases not admitting of waebing with- to seagoing couplement as understood on the water cropping through on the One thing I wish to call attention to is ber that the Trafalgar, from the Mediter-propta bolow; in very many dams the has the dangers of the yearly increasing wheeled/Veuels under ardan to joln Admiral Fro-aided that it was Boss:surg-to strengthent. Replying to the Loast of Her Mathat, if bean reach the French Hision st
I reported cadean, is to move to Chinese waters, and meats are still mud floors, as
The eagen of Downing-street asembled, That the Inflexible,
which has already served twenty years ago. In the month of Sen traffic, for which no regulations have been after the much-discussed Cabinet Conncil the British squadron in Chimean Tatars. commissions on the Mediterranean, will re-lember I laid a complaint before the Sanita made and from which year by year an is.
battleship Gibraltar (or the Her Majesty's ship Oraltar to commission Place hor. The Admiralty have determined ry Board of the offsusive stanches aquant by greasing number of injuries are admitted into desbled. The y correct if it were | and in due course the order was issued for 40 foreign affairs he said that at present Sue Wiliam Armatrang, Aitokil, &Co. to practically bring the squadron in the fat boiling being carried on in the naithe Rospital within the last nine years. St. George, a vessel of the same olas) Bail for the East. The Gibraltar had
Join any pacific efforts of the bably proved to China at the termination of the movements of the ships mentioned. Basing great discomfort and annoyatoa to hire bars hewn introduced; these are licens the Pigeon mad the Hedb exat from the East herself well. Then it became known that creat Powerk towards as restoration the war, aki an srmour-vled of about 12,000 :: East up to more modera requirements, and | hourbood of the Government Civil Hospital Rekebaws and one heren gharries plying home, the Anlux from the Mediterranean, been out in the manovras and had quitted not failing, Great Britain onther part torpedo beste for the Admiralty, a cruiser of the patients. There were many henses to pay vio attention to the rule of the road, India Squadron, grethe walew then save the disbraltar was after all avable to leave peace in that daturbed quarter. England were published. But to hava the west of the Hospital in High. First, Se-Pay no
sis, and the relations existing between, A CAZLON newspaper describing the French cond and Third Streets. Mr Ede and Mremyer the ever impeding is about now been added the Crescent, & vessel quid prold require a period of siz wools that acted throughost band-in-hand with fus-tots displasmest for the Japanen Gurora- East three wiska ngu, gives some interesting inspected these premisas and bent in a report occasionally making rushes at any one who to be a sister ship to the Gibraltar; the her in working order, She had apparank Great Britain and Russia waIG DETER 40
Humphreys, azotaial members of the Board, all over the street the traffic and *She is of 5,000 tons burthen (nett); men- the houses are in a most lapidated condi. Į slightest attention to the trate round them, onond-class orpiser-both resevis built merenres, but wh she returned to between Great Britain and Frangs remind. der Niederlanden from Holland put into in which they uuid: Nearly the whole of they think want thom, without paying the Biyur, a first-class cruiser, and the Spartan,ly developed defects during the aux cordial as it, present. The negotiation Tae: Datch Cruiser Koningen Wähelming Bures 110 metres in length, 13-60 metroa intion, The bors were seeking with filth which is a frequent cause of collisione since 1889, and both ordered to China frown Partsmouth they were not at once madeed them of the alliance of the two: Pomars | Colombo go bar way to Bulatía; ·· The "
the Mediterraneam. It may be said ag good. There was aber work in hand, daring the Orinean war, and he aid that above vetiel is steel copper shorth
yousel of 4,000 tons and 5,900 horas-power, breadth, has ten big"quiok.fring gunn, and | The drainage was very bad, smell abomi- accidents. But a new, more dangerous, to that these additions more than double sol she had to wait. And so it is that in desired that England and. Foes should wilkie Holland in 1892, and is in commod eighteen of smaller construction. Her spoed; nabla. in some of the houses were dark and, as far as is 19-6 metres az kyur, She was built atolesiawhiob there were quantities of decom. baled Tehistee bas socrmrealy incrusand the effpotivo forge of the China quadron this emergency hur hdp cannot be counted always fight shoulder to shoniclet-not, in Captain P. Zeiger Vişoken. She ́fa'
Que other in the last twelve months, these are two apu | day from Liverpool geross Canada Was in apan; in the six wests the may come io nocossary repairs supiess might fall and year ago at Chorburg, and is therefore posing and putrid meat, fat and bones, and quite a new reatel, and should prove a fond of them filled with maggots. The stenah four wheeled band barrows Carrying beateaded for these vessels. I hear also that } shỷ fate of the East ba devided." She the Premier and, the enormous armament. She sailed from Colombo for Limbok on.
Inads of tales of goods, furniture, large the Admiralty, on the principle of not be present at the decision. formidable opponeat in the time of war. from these places was unbearable."
&c., ., in charge of from three to six or
only a development of the new scheme.
orniest Alger, that prased through to the details about this ship. It ta stated:-
A
****chemist.
as I know, nalined traffic
fur
and
in
THE INCREASE OF THE BRITISH KAVAL FORCE.
The Manchester Guardian correspondent weiles
1
of
mantle's dag
which was published the day
would be more
The force of marines despatched the
from
Perhaps she would; but if she takes over spected these boats also and found them in beats of wood,ight coolice, which Lavenging borses alle crossing the stream.
has decided that Adoniral Fremantle, whos
suffered
fortnight ago, mayi'a writer in an aven-
WLE
war in the Far East, but the tarometer have on hand at their shipyard, Elwick, twe
UHUN was ready to
twenty-four kuote' speed, which will pre-
jesty's ministen, Lord Kenebery referred Batang ately, the rest of the journey will in hopeful terms to home politics. Turaing bay. He has a Chinese passport the sky was not entirely clear, owing to the
were told it
ha
of
Ol
meet.
mixed by 250 sailors and office:s all told,
this 13th inst.
war, but in paceful rivalry, The three dagens to the maintenance, of paste wete,
continental powers the unreflecting press of Europe and the armed explora WERN the English mail was delivered in 5 bonra to travel her own langth, the war thas same condition 1 had reportedly been a frequent cause of very seriens ao-
dons of some of the Power in debateable Bombay in less than three weeks time, term of command is just about to expire, TEE following particularly appropriate ex- will be over before she gets to Hongkong. years ago; fat boiling was going on residents; they pay no attention whatever to Possibly kibastres was the word intend. but, with the sistance of the Registrar the rule of the read and the souliar in charge shall remain at his post for the present that is taken from the Tiffin Table of region. The er, his Lordship pointed it was thought a wonderful performance.
out, was the real danger to patc, and General, I had them aloared eat, and sap often rush them along at aneb a pace that is not intended solely for the protection of
It is quite abriere that this large squadron the Singapore Free Pras ed.--Singapore Free Press,
I coppose all you shaps are going to see would puntinus to be so until the Power but now we hear that the Caledonia has pressed that Laeinem in the neighbourhood
Picatos," "said the Junior, who is in interested therin realized their spheres of delivered the homeward mails from Bombay Her Majesty's troopship Tamar put into of the Huspital. It had began again of late they have lost all control over the vehicle Bitials sabjects in China, for the four or the
days to London. It is certainly brodit Plymouth Sound on October 21st with years and I have sites reported them before end every one is obliged to clear out of the
met within many miles of any of the foreign | without him the show most inevitably co-the-spheres of kterest of Great Britain and able performace, but the only thing serious engine-room defcots, her ocask with result that the naisence has abated for way or infer injury." Daily these barrons are most powerful of the vaseste could not the Police Chorus and is persuaded that infidence in Africa. The delimitation of in ten day to Brindisi and nader thirteen
nigh concluded, * and talking about Pirate Rosie in Indis were weli akaft having dropped out of line. The time
streets into the bread and level thorough and unimportant one of Chefoo. The set (which that these housen were ith about fire hendred persous, including | in as disgusting a cvadition as many of the fare of Qeser's Road or the Praga at a paosments for the most part are at consider done rather uast thing on the lines of qumation which remained open between the forer forward, and we shall not be long
England, the able distances up comparatively hallow the Sergesut's Song. I offered it to the two countries. If Rosis and details, on board, mostly for Portemouth boases in the worst slams of the Central that the coolies in charge bave no control All the way home trouble was experienced District of Tai-ping-aban, independently of over and those palling in front are bound to rivers, which are quite inaccessible to large Sergeant to sing as an encore verse, but he Premier desland, ware to march together before were the mails to England delivered with her inactiveness, and before reaching the la: boiling, that many other houses to the dash on or be ran over by the vehicls the warshigs. Clearly, Admiral Fremantle is virade and said he'd moper not be en in Leis, a great step would be considered in little more than a work-Times of
little or no notice is taken of them
taken toward the maintenance of the ored than sing such drivel as that. It
• St Vincent the bolts of the circulator were same stronts whera na fat boiling was done and no attempt made to put a stop to this expected to have ither work for his force. ̈·
peace of the world. Bis Lonisip then practice; when somebody is for two hours while the engine-room staff dition, and that these houses were, in my dan repaired thodanings. The crank shaft was opinion, unfit fut human habitation.
When this
Tamar left the Cape on September 24th last the Board I stated pozi was road before are to be seex dashing down the hillyede seitlements, except the comparatively small fe nobody was exzept himself) "I have remoing thereby almost the last dangerous certain abeak it ie this that the record has
•
'carried away and the ship had to be stopped were in the same filby and iosanitary con- danga coolies are given in obarge TIERE in ways rivalry among sailors sa to a really good thing then they see it referred in mest touching language to the gradually dropping the while, sad, after bad Board then recommended::—That the and fact. This is fort of waya atat. The palm, undoubtedly, belongs to something to do with in this esse
The E
smashed up the
no further
to put these houses in
· is inflisted on them
only been made to be beason. Progress in
Crylen,
HONGKONG REGISTER.
Frerkins On date di On into G
KlaysMy.. 10 th
30.01 30.20
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just shows that some man don't appreciate
trusted his successor would be found equal hens but with which country hasike largest selling rest shouldn't be surprised also if jealousy had death of the Emperor Alexander. He to the syful rasponsibilities of ruling the round braking vast empire bettathed to him. Allading Barometer ing a day or ine out from Madeirs, it got tenants should be called upon to hate considerable danger to the public health and France, for the largest ship afloat to day is when the enterprising brown's round mir
The Board unless some indy in her abals or home one knowledged to be the La France, ont of Eine aitogether. While considerable aulaanos, which was done.
to the relations existing, Lord Rostbaby Temperature | 72 | report the 'bash” žol a bit loan buss : கே
thaanid fur conclusion that bo rejoiced at the Bumidity. Anxiety prevailed on board, the ship was also recommented: That the landlords equivalent to a Bishop at home is smashed it-fated Marie Ricempre, belonging to Ger pushed along at the rate of ten kasin. Of should be notified
order.'
That the notices served is up and publio indignation aroited it aseca miny, was as large, if not lesger ; but she on, tho' this la mathew grim to use for Jokiesing Colonial expanion of the other Powers, Direction of Ushant, as matters were becoming serious, proper
likely to contiune. In Shanghai the was posted as mining a year ago. But the WWI and even in alightly bacter the engine-room staff advised Capt. Bigge proved by the papers attached to the dowliested traffic is much greater, yet there Germans are determined to hold the lead in to bear up for Flymath and not to go on ments which had been before the Board, Le Portsmouth, where the ship was due to but there is no reverd to show that the land-use difficulty in regulating it most this matter, and there is now on the stocks
satisfactorily.
I have the honour to be, Bir, Your very arrive. The Temar reached Plymouth at lords paid any stiention to the notification, four o'clock on October 21st, and, after an and as further steps appear to have been
xamination of her defects by the engineer taken in the matter. But though hundreds obedient Servant,
P. B. C. AYRES, U. 1.0.
Colonial Surgeon. ing authorities of Devonport Dockyard, it of houses in the same condition axist all was decided not to and bar on. The over the City and in spite of the slate of
· Benge's reynden wil spongy at least a forts. things I have so often omfled attention to,
to
The Honourable J. H. Suwart Lookhart,
-diting Dulanial deurstarji
Chompensation.
malle
it conduced ↳ pesos by extending Marco
THE PIESS ON THE SPEROI
London, Nor. 10. The newspapers com in there is no solemne of Compensation at Bremertaven at iron five mastod ship, be- Warningly got to "bar" exchange and emnite, ing built to the ones of a Hamburg abiga yetate we in eet-miration,
ment favourably on Lord Rossbery's speech at the Guildhall Banquet, expeculty in re owner, which, it la said, will eclipse La Pranice in tonatge. The largest sailing Wies we'd save left our blamed “domielle
< Ohi† gards the allofons made by Is Lordship resele selling under the British fing Considering the zadá sa two and one,
concerning Rmai two and com Paris, Nor, 10The, Tangs rejoins at am the Bomah, the Palgrave, and the
mkumar; well th* smokingu a happy massag mát – the kindly, renconess to Frases made by
Wind
Force
Weather ... Bainga
Habent eem nix temperature on the Milaniem 76 - Lowest open air lampersTIES on the 29th..........
F. U, FIGM, First Assistant. Hangicing Chaerátory, Nor: 30, 2006.