NOW READY. HRONICE & DIRECTORY
CHINA, JAPAN, PHILIPPINES, CORREO, STEALY SETTLEMENTS, COCHIN
Chix, SIAM, &c.
FOL 1883,
With which is isocrporated
THE CHINA DIRECTORY..
The issue for 1889 which le tho
TWENTY-finst ANNUAL PUBLICATION, has beon considerably extended, both In the Directory propor and in the Apporalis. The ports in Borneo have boon nilded to the former; whilst the latter topledes in addition to the west contants, the Treaty between BRAZIL and CICINA, the new regulations for the overland trade between Kuşɛra and CHINA, ths Bovised Consular Rogulations for the Trong Parts of China, Pilotage Regulations
and other additions.
.i....
IternUNTS Rain has ben much increased.
and FLANS:-
CODE OF SUNAIS IN USE AT VICTORIA FRAK. MAP OF THE ISLAND OF HONGKONG. PLAN OF THE Orre de VICTORIA,
NEW MAP OF THE FAR EAST,
PLAN OF THE CITY OF ŮɩreỌN.
THE DAILY PERSS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1883.
J. Britte, Bodfoxarithmetic, prayer book, byk Priové masiv, med an untertainment mecated by this frontier upon a war footing. The sassment in
after 1. Tamir, 2nd for regular attendance, pasket book,boys, and
the prizes were si dis-to be in hand by the 30th day of the 3rd moon; By Mr. G. 1. Chator."
"tributed an "aldar buy from the Angla Portia which one to collection is to pense.. Santon, Sra for general improvement, anyon taguase and the Anglo Chinesa Divisions, An engagement is enid to have taken place book, by Mt. F. Visorot.
que. Snd for good conduct, galt persil caso,
came forward and thanked His Excelluicy and lately near Ka Lan betweed & band of mounted thota prasent for attending, sad alus the donors brigands and some Goveremant troops, in which by Mr. Balilio
V. Belttend for Christian doctrine, poskot book,of the prison for their liberality. The following the former ware defeatail. Several ward captur ed and bobeadud on the spot. C. Daily News was the programs of the entertainment:- by Air. D. Sassoon.
Costeen, fed for rubing, panel aad, by Mr. My Mother Master H. Pigusirodo Correspondent, F. da Gras, 3rd er spotting, pams, By Hon. F. The Cockatoo
Maakər J. Alvos. Sowan.
B. Xavier, and fur arithmotto, paskai book, by Hon. The Child's First Grief Meters E. & F. Figasiento. W. Josto-, 3rd for regular attendonse, Inkatand, The Vision of Baltasar Master M. Daneberg caigad from the highest antberitise event the I am told that favourable news has been re- by Han F, Saarion.
Bester L Laon. productions of mine to be opened in, this pro- Master C Danenberg, vinee; bet mines withart roads will not pay. Let us hopa wa shull soon have roads, osposfilly
The next two direct steamore, with thecond in n still further incrossing number of children former spatem of coolie catching be reamed in another guies. If a large legitimate omi.saloe pin and the Intian asil Lift Calcutta to educate, ho did not know how they would find, en Saturday morning the 17th instant, for this scouredation for them; he feared they would have to go up to Victoria Ponk to build the next school gration trade can be inaugurated from Ma-port
So They had difoulins to soutend with eno to Brazil or other countries where the
The Catholic Register karns that Sentor in the dealion of Partaguse saildros ex. Chinese are certain of finding a welcome and Thoma Roza a Caplain of Artillery and Aids portondo had taught thom that it was very equitable treatment, it cannot fail to prove of un-camg to the King, his hem appointed fault, if not impossible, for young boys toore
vorting of Alhost in room of Sonhor Graga, who we languages it oned, and he was the fore. R. Bollos. benefit to Macao; but the home Government has completed his term of office,
tory glad to fuc d'and a private solost had been would show more disinterested concern in
pod by a Postamise pomilomen in xbios the children were taught la Pertuguese, and that eobool might in time be a proparatory nabool to the onllage, to the advantage of education. It as easier to teach foreira lungnages to boys
F. Rosaria, for arithmetic, guld puncil as, by Brutus to the Bumst
Mark ArtDay Joseph's collage ware enparared into two Ms. B. R. Bollins. who knew their own language. The boya of St. divisions the Anglo-Portagrasa sobool and Estado, for good houdtost, gold pragif caw, by Tho Cork Leg Muxtar A Aftaneiro onee; they would be sa incalculable bless.
Mr. R. R. Belilios.
Attention is directed to the announcements on PLAN OF THE POSSION 'SETTLEMENTS AT our front page relative to the forthcoming Race
SHANGHAI. Ne
Meeting,
PLAN OF YOKOHAMA, PLAN OF MANILA
SINGAPORE.
The Amoy Gazelle states that the Blasonic fraternity at that pock will go into mourning for ano moats, ant of respect to the memory of the late Br. J. Gratton Oase who, in the pat, hold ofles in both the Ionic and Corinthing Ladgas. L'ha ingon Ball will therefore be postponed til some time in Marvi
Fx.
T. Stewart.
Und Division
C. Vinonnot, for regular attendants, gola poncil us by bes. F. D. Crodos.
5EY CLAES.
Fi. Ca Crez, 1st for general improvement, took and Goo Lo Hoosin, lat for ritustio, book, by pager look, by the Blahop.
CLASS VL.
CLASH V
CEAS 19.
CLAN DI
CLASS LE
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Stor G-Jazgo
SHAUST.
-T'ALYBEN FU.
Ling to this poor_province,
This is a land of fare, and fam.are in great The Priton of demand and fotoh higis prises at this time of the Gasmat Chia Valot)-,
agn (Chinhoy Swoop) Mastor A. Adnan year. A stood sabia cap charot be got for leas Dom Grosor (Prizen's Souretary)...Master I Cantoni Doningo (Don Plega's Valet) Master V. Fire.derata sum for a wable overall, tho pries varying Cand about Tis, 6, and Tls, 200 or 300 is a no-
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN,
1. N. Mody.
5. dal Aguil, 1st for home tinka, prayer book, by Polequens (Franch Donlet) Master F. Jeae Rocording to ito'shade of cotone and ganses apy the Dioctbe.
Fan, Is for gosdecadnot, book, by Mr. A. Caron. En Campos, lot for reading, pragas, hook, by Mr. Fleming
1. Melian, let for Christian doctrine, prayer book, by Me. Fleming
Edel Agila, Ist for spelling, drawing so, by Mr. J. M. Gron
F. Machado, Let for writing, prayas book, by the
H. White, and for general improvement, inkstand, the Dirobter of the Reformatory. by the Brothers of the Christian Schools...
A.F.Estradas, and foruciliaetic, bock, by a Friend: B.Cha, Safor home tasks, parse, by Mr. Vinesnot. M. Sequels, and for good anttual, inkstand, by the Director.
J. Stalth, ad forranding, book, by Hou F.Stowar D. Prostage, 2 for Christian-doctrino, book, by en. F. B. Johann.
The boys realted in a manner which showed prenos. The Tartar gentleman are the grost they had been lost carefully trained, and with patronizam of the far dealers in this place."
The Governor in tertibly in varnost, in tho a dongidorable amonot of couldonor, and Mlim same may be said of the way in which the dif.matter of bribes and presents. One of his per- ferant characters in the aming little farer wers Housi sorvants, who noted as shane on his sustained. The proceelings all passed off most Excellency arrival here, halsly retired, and the anseossfity, and refeob much oradit on those Governor made him s present of Ts. 200. It
arrangements;
A Castre,
POLICE COURT. :
17th February.
BEFORE MR. H. E. WODEHODE.
GUARUE OF LARGENT AGAINST A SERVANT.
inst.
The large lition consists of oree ONE Colonies hai appointed Mr. S. Barff Accountant the offences for which they were incadoorated: work in this Jirastion, for out of forty baya who M. Asia, 3rd for koma tuku, inkstand, hy. Dr.g.10. to pay bis own wiges out of, and to din- 1 giò do kãe thing properly for him I will give him
Thousand pages of printed master. It is in dispensable in every Moroantilo Office in the Far Bash and will be fosted a usotul vado vi
to these travelling either on basiums or pleasure, THE CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY is published in Two Farms-Complete at $5 smaller adition $3.
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The Agents (Mossza, istesen & Co inform
The following account of the average amount
u the habit of accepting bribos, and had riseng- et to save over Tie 2,000 in a four months. The Governor, I am told, threatened to -have the sonant brought back for panishment, and the mattor is ander investigation. These will probably salt in soma revelations very dis agreeable to many persons interested in the main temare of the old system of buibary. The Go vernor is exopodingly active in ferroting ent the qaratiozable transactions of the offeirls whe Tau Ashot, 607 vent, was charged, onsuspicion, hate a partiality for pain dil, and who uzue? In with having stolen 23, bolonging to his mastor, the artraction of bebox. Their number is very Lieut. 3. W. Allery of the Bulls, on the 16threat, and reforms is argantly-nooded.
I am told that the Fa-ti in wall plaased with Lieut. Allon zaid the prisoner was bie boy,
a propass I have rande, to him for the erection und on the 2nd just, be gave bim a oboga for of gaaworks near the coal mines. If he only lets oksarge some billa. Prososator had frequently a good supply of electricity also. There is
sized the prisoner for the receipt from the tailor,
good soft deal to be had a few li west of the whose aconant for $350 he was to have settled, en River, and figs, sackless coal is also plenti. and the man brought him what purported to he fal within a diskanes of ten or fifteen miler. araenip, which witness pat into a drawer. On
The Governor has escommended General Fu
he always kept looked, and then missed three ont mandant of the Link Fo Garrison, a Major. J. Silva, lat for roneral improvement; tot for sond of five silver dollars' be bad put there about a Gudiral's post, and the ancient members of the ing lot for dialation, wad is for Grabock, by fortnight before. The prisoner was the only Beard of War have thought fit to reject tho sp. pero who had soon him either pat money inte Me foranha; and inkstand, by Mr. J. M. Guaden.
F. Pinto, lat for Caristian doctrine, 1st for arither take any out of that drawer. Prosecutor and pointment, as out of the regular routine. Et la said that the RoardBow and a largesun-some say inetio: Ist for hong tasks, and 1st for good marks, book, by Best Idinalis, visitor tão Christian been in the habit of carrying the key of the Th. 4,00)-for the confirmation of Fn's appoint- drawer on bis parsos, but he recollostad having ment. The pust being worth only a little over Bohool, and gold junei case, by Mr. B. E. Bellion.
d. Pigota, 3a1 for Christian coctrins; al for arith loft the key in the look a few days before. Ths. 1,000 a year, it is not likely that Faor any etie, 3rd for distalion, book, be Mr. A. Soth; and faxed the prisoner with the theft, and the man other man will be induced to invest se mogu
seemed nonfaced, and he gave halun into custody. gold noodles, by Mr. E. R. Dollins.
Stowar
The steamor Folian, which lafs hory uu Sa- | of lank notes in oirénlation in Hongkone during/Applans) Tauaking that point as to sitas Tarros, 3rd for writing, book, by the Frenca the 16th inst., withesa weat to that drawer, which for appointment to the regular post of Com.
tarins for Kudat and Sundakan, North Borneo, the month ending 31st January, is published in direct, took as passenger Sir Walter Madhurst, the Giselle who goes to weet Mr. Alrod Doat thore. The Fokien also carried: 930 Chicos emigrants, obiely of the agricultural class.
According to the Shan Pag, Li Hang-oning has applied for leave to retirs again to An-hwei for the purpose of superintending the obsequion of his mother. It will be remembered that ikla Fronllency wax zooulled by the Emperor Lofore Memra. Kelly & Walsh, B'gla.the allotted period of morning bad expired. SHANGHAI Monies. Hall & Holts.
Somos interesting reports on the rocant inunda SHANGHAI... Messrs. Kelly & Walsh. NORTHERN & Messrs. Hall & Holts and Kelly tions in North Italy, from Chasal-Genomi Col. Biver Popi
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We N. G. Daily Nees) hear from Wu-phang that there has been farther disturbanos among the soldiery, consequent por the apate which arono botwean the civil and-railitary authorities last year. When our correspondent wrote, bowi ever, things ware gniating diso, and it was hoped 00 that no further signs of disaffection would ag pear. There seems to have ban a heavy fell of snow lately in Wa-chan-
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. SUPPLIED THE DAILY PRESS;”-
4TH Orissa
A Rocha, 2nd for writing; 2nd for home traks: 3 After this Lisal. Allas woal to the tailor's and ready monoy, in se risky a venture for details, 2nd for good marks, a book, by Mr.shared the receipt the prisoner had given him, contig arrival hord, and oficial ouguities are
Several foreigners-misalonartus-hio 20
F. Chuter and J. Letuoiru, Portugees Cone.
F.. Xatir, 3rd for Christus doctrinn, home tasks, and then found the thing was a forgery, and the, being made about theta. It requires a consider. money had not been received. Pressenter also able amount of Christine fortitude to foduos ad for good marks, books, by Mr. L. N. Mody.
J. Castro, for general laprovement, book by Hon found later on that the priemer had not paid young foreign med and woman to audertake so F. B. JohnsoK,
anlagus a journey in order to find a suitable fiel J. Alvon, for general improvement, book, by Mr. money he was to have paid to his anolle.
The taller and the erolio were called and gare for their apostolical soel sowing, and it is not J. Baptista, good condot, book, by Hut. Mr. Price evidence as to the forged rassipt and not roveira,very mooncaging undertaking in this quaxtor, Noronh
J. Farin, for good oundaut, boak, by Mt. Vincenoting money from the prisoner.
for the prospects of a rich harvest liore are very P. Daronborg, 2nd for roading, boof, by the Fronh The prisoner dovied atooling the 33, but ha remoto. IE, however, the seed in judiciously Onnent.
roserved bis defence, and was committed for trial on it may toko soot, and at some distant data" C. Damatis, 3rd for reading, hook, by Mr. Muass. T. Lonreiro, 3rd for authetic, book, by Dr. Har at the nart Criminal Susaions of the Supreme our frait very abundortly indeed. The practice
Court
of salf-denial is indispensable to the amoves of R.Martins, for arithmetic, book, by Catalis Cordle
the work. Thors are now several missions in the tigas
2nd Division.
as12, with staffe of male and female missionaries, C: College, For arithmetic, book, by the Bishop.
counting in all to about twenty; but up to the present the Roman Catholics afore have been caseosafal in this prefecture..
LARJENT.,
Thug Alat, sòaliu, was oonvicted of stealing
1. Pants, for ingresos, boat, by the Bishop.28 oigars belonging to a money chearer, named C. Razradas, 20/l for Grammar, book, by Friend Sea Aches, living at No. 99, Wallington street
The man went to the stall, coolly opened the F. Vandonberg, 2nd for diclation, book, by a Friced, L. Souza, 1-t for writing, book, by Mr. Musso Tid of a glass case, and took the oigus out. Being L. Rezzo. 2nd for willey, book, by Mr. Fleming caked if he intended to buy them, he saidze, and D. Sagram, for regular attendance, book, by Me.then ran off. He had booo in gaol twice before, A. Coron
H. Lipice, for regular attendance, dressing ass, by and he was sentenced to four months' hard
J. M. Gnodes.
Favaria, for regular attenduur, dietion ry, by . A. G. Pamans,
3RD CLARS. R. Gomas, 1xt for good conduct and handwriting. 2nd for Christon's doctrine, 2 books, by the Eishon instromantz, by Mr-A---Mar
Jabour,
SHANGHAL.
A prirale latter was received from Dan Bat. kie resignation, addressed to one of the Trustees,
Comproy's fine steamor Ecotia, Captain Cato, ar-CER KAHTERA EXTENSEN, AUSTRALASIA, AND arcted in this raspabb. Ha boned that a few for Thristian loétring, a booke, by Very Rev. G. Bar, to arrive.
CHINA TELEGRAPH SOMPANY'S GINH}
LONDON, 16th February,
ghienali.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, 1 roquisitos for laying the cable, a work that will. | OPENING OF THE BRITISH PARLIA. belter positions than as mace ecpying clurks. E. E. Bobben.
PERFUMERS,
PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS.
Druecista! Sundrymen,
And
ACRATED WATER MAKERS, BHIPS MEDICINE CHESTS REFITTEC,
rivod bera on Saturday morning with the Eastern Extension Co.'s now cable to connect this port with Shanghai. The Scotia has an beard all the
we believe, be ecumented at sce. The Shang- hai Mercury makes the following announcement re the new cable-Wo ske informed that “the Secretary of State for Forui, Affairs has, by I wire, ordered the British Consul bore to notify the Chinees authorities that the Eastern Exten sion Cable is to be fanded forthwith, and should the Chiness obstruct they will do so at their peril. We understand that the British Consul has Instructions to carry matters through with- vut delay."
I have just boon told of a certain Lams, a s tire of Torbagatai, who defled both the Mehaza- medan rebols of Hi and the Bassians of those parts, in a tertilory has more than 60 long by 300 or 100 broad. Ho maintained his indepen donee, and got the Chinese Government to re- eugaise him as rater of the territory abiok be ad so ably defended against the ropested at tacks of Russiang and Muosqlmang. It appears;
the welfare of the peninsula if they ordered the initiation of the much needed harbor improvemeats, to be paid for out of the funds now forwarded to Lisbon every year. The remarks of the Register about the thou-
It is notified in Saturday's Quette that the the Anglo.Chinese school, both of which wore. Bix classes, seconling to sands of emigranta shipped every year from Hongkong are, however, scarcely applicable, Earl of Derby, acretary of Stats for the Co- subdivided into
mindo by Governor Rennessy:-Mr. William bony ander the grout-in-oid scheme, inasmuch as it must be remembered that is, bas approved the following appointments to the six standards, S. Jusoph's Cullere the balk of Chinese emigration from this Monarch Barnside Arthar to be Third Master, aminations had bou held as proscriba by the post is to British Colonies. In this Mr. Willisin McKinney, to ho Fourth Master gode, and the revarspiť speaker said he would tell amination was drawing it, ho was very much trade our could bardly hope to share, but and Mr. George A. Caldwell to be Sixth Master the frankly that when the time for the ex-
of the Central School,
afraid that they would havoquita, a failure His if Chinese comigration to distant coantries be
Is referous to the loss of the Norwegian-or- for this for was that when they waru regamed there is no reason why it should
barque Hearik Ibsen, the telegraphie annenisice building this college, the boys' classes wero bólu The ALPHABETICAL Lier of FOREIGN not take place from Mato, which is favour of which has niraag bean published in a fountains, to the gruntast incofivenienco ut both THE CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORYably situated for the purpose of colleation of onlumus, the day Gazette given a fow mars pupils and renehare. He was, however, very hap particulars, It gets the Henrik Ibeen left by to state that the examination passed off.or contains the following Lithographed MAPS tho passengers. The Macan Government will, my on the 296. ult. for Talsanfoo, and strnakeedingly well this year. Out of the tatal num-
Lowever, need to keep a sharp witob to see on Sabla Island (Pessadorea); in think weather, bor of the two divisions in St. Joseph's Brothothat for rognlar attendance, book, beho prepared the progistame, and made thé l'afterwards transgired that this sorvant had been that none of those formerly connected with on the evening of the 30th and bachms enous Hogn, they soat 158 to be examined, and of total loss. The captain and arow barely saved lice, 145 pussed, having gaload the required the coplie trade succeed in defeating the re-
their lives and arrived at Antay on the 5th inst. sebar of marks in the subjects in which thay had bean escaired (applause). This was about galations and reverting to old practices. in the Reretuc Cruiser Fei Hoo.
per veut. of the bays presented, nud if 90 A ratuen of the cutuber of prisoners in Victoria per cat, in Ea land was orgaidered a goal Gaol on the last day of snob week in 1882 male reant, 02 por cant. in Hongkon was by the Acling Suparisten font se published in the great acest (rowal upphauss); Họ Gasello of Saturday. From this return it appears Inlays held that education must always
A. Jenas, And for spyling, inkstand, by Dr. Stewart. that in the first week of January there were 71 be suited to the wants of the mussos and
F. Pergia, 2nd for writing, goid anal case, by Mr: The Ocean Stoumship Company's steamer prisoners, bila in the last week of Decorater not of the foy, and he shaved that one of the É. E. Beblio. Deucalion, from Liverpool, loft Singapore outhero wors only 532 Lu feet the decline in the Frentest wants in Hongkong was for them ta 3. Bain, 3d for regular atteurlanan, hoak, by the MAP TOWN, AND ENVIRONS OF Friday afternoon for this port and Shanghai.
number of prisoners has been almost contiurtally fit their boys to take situations both in Govero, Spanish Coraul We hear that the Secretary of State for the steady during the entire year. Anolber table tens elles and in perosutile amplasmant. Ha J. Gutierrez, 3rd for arithmetic, golf paneli essa,
shows the number of prisoners for the year, au halieve that St. Joseph's College at Jane its by Mr. . It. Halilios, and Deputy bgistrar of the Supreme Court.
The total number of prisoners for the paar went left thrus daring the year, no less than J. Fool, 3rd for randing, peaver best, by Me. Coxon, twonistad'stained godsinationsin such offices F. Barretlá, Sel for Christian-destrine, gold pencil Europeans, 225, all males; Tudians, 36; Chi- ns that this D.DR. s'enuer lactra, trom us, 9,12 males, 103 fanals.
twain Government off, thren with soliciters,onan, by Mr. E. Bilios.
J.C. Farscho, 3rd for spelling, gold penoll case, barg, Jell. Singapore for this purl on Saturday,
by Mr. B. B. Brlilies. four with aukere, and elston in marosatile firms. Lion, bo raust fewkly asta that whoo they con.Coneal. sklerad the number of boys, inarcasing as it was overy day, they work very andh, afraid that in futuro situations would be rory diffenit to get for Tall. Some of these present night possibly recol. lect that a few years ngo de audzeslod that a way should be opened for tuvir boys to learnengineering, and he was now very riad to ball tham that the
ther day ho was assured that thresor four of Feir boys wore bow this engineers or hoari seators, and several others were preparing A pebber ovil Honkong was that boys were From the appearance the surrounding contesgar-tot to situations, and they left tita was too short to enable the bays to et à extraordinary, and almost anprecedented, coplote education, and a bag who had passad try. (says the Foocho Herald) we fear that the school too sous. Fe thengbt that six yours & Walsh, Shanghai.baghi to the Socretary for Foreign Affairs, are thor which provsilsd during the lattor part the sixth standent at the age of thirteen, was
published in Saturday's Gazette. From that last wock, will seriously affect agriculture. reports it is obvious that the late inundationen desired rain, after the long droulit, had just able to got a good situation ou nocmant of his were due to tho deforestization of the country.
niely etreted the young smps, when the coldth. He had beard it said that the systom of He was of A-foreigner in the Settlements hus (says the lost which fell during the sight of the 1st isst.. standards was not entirely extisfactory for the Shanghai Courier) discovered a loting which will and as succeeded by sharp frost, ocasionad developtent of your minde. Instantaneously alleviate the pains of cont. The considerabis isnags to the unprotected cereais. opinion that up to a certain age childan decoction comista of a Chinese root called lang. The orange groves do not spent to have suffered were in met of stries system, like lust un-taze, which the natives us for dyeing par to any groat extent; in fast the granter partinn gatandards, but with regard to boys who poses. This is mixed with the white of an erg of the fruit had been gathan. The trues erfarenhed the age of thirteen or fourtesa and diluted sloot of and applied extetaully. We now being stripped of the residue to prevent years, beach that something differont was SANFRANCISCO ME. L. P, Fisher, 21, Merohanteessa that a foreign medicul gentleman is experi. them burstin, which is always the consequence tequired. The Christian Brothers had wisely
Exchange.
after a frost preceded by mit. Wo understandone something to meet this want; they had that this year's harvest has been wonderfuilsed a rovonta class for boys who had passed New Yoaz... Mears, 8. M. Pettingill & Co..menting with it.
prolifio, ane this is folly borna cat by the s. the sixth stadel, where boy lasted the ele panes of the bowed down truss, which takemants of different branches of highur olanation -algebra, geometry, botany, mechanica, foreign some time lo recover erectness after bearing the lun unges, and English literature, which last golden load.
would porfict the boys in English campo-Mr. ition. Those prosant on parajs rogol- best that some tan years ago. Temarks were passed as to the Fortunese boys al 6. Joseph's College bely weak is composition. This fe sulted in aution being baksa, upin the matter; and Mr. A. G. Bane; mid a box of matsomationiker by the mail; mentioning that he had seal however, that the Russians have demanded his the Chris Brothers took it up, ut now it
J. Barratto, Lat for arithmetin and geography: 3rd by the same opportunity. It has, however, failed prept removal, and the Chinese Government bave doomed it prudent to send this fighting gold boson that the bo's had rently im.
The Tao-tai has ined proclamations, exlling monk to boil tes for the Tala!-Lama, Pope of Fears would improve them more and merė, nad
V. Xavier, 2nd orarithaatio and home tasks, book. on all meas to pay their lawful debts. It is said mais in. Thibeta sort of gouteel hapish that by an by they would be qualified to tako hy the Spanish Count; and gold pencil case, by kir.
that His Honour has been rather bard hit out, sat of the way of the Russians. Tappears J. Xavior, 2nd for geoceanby, Bri fez arithmetic and himself throuch the failure of some of the that he was well fited on the route by the an thorifios. He is said to boast that if the Chinesa in the seventh class. All this good work done good soudne 2 books, he the Partagoas Conant and sekers to out their engagements,
Government gaya bim permission bo world drive MEN THE QUEEN'S SPEECH Appianul Already fourteen had been on rolled Parliament was upenal to-day by Hoyal" Com. ¡by the Christian Bratkurs fowards the starting the restoranda-box of birthomatival instruments, Tho Taoshi viuiled: the telegraph steamer the Baiser ont.of all the forritories they have.
Sherard Usborne on the evening of the 13th inst,
taken from the Mongole. He says the Russians of this fuportaus ulase was due to the magics. Nonba mission.
E. Adams, Lab for language, book, by Mr. Noronha,
whon that vessel was brilliantly festooned from M. Dauenberg, 2nd for language, book, by Mr. H.
stem to above with Chines Janters. The cowards any where bat in their own. land, and The Queen' Spooh stated that the relations of a special prize whisk had been given
he bus often benton them in open warfare. by their liberal and generous friend, Tr. Ballion, N. Mady. with all foreign powers were friendly, that traubose nume would always be mentioned with
J. Elstager, 3rd for language, by the Catholis Cor. 3stinguished guest was rooived with the sal
Some Mr. Knowall, backed by a powerfal salute of ganz, amit a rattling fire of craokers.olique, han, I am sured,anaosaded in convincing F. Manteiro, Int for Christian dostris, book, byThe illumination, viewed from the Band, looked the Fatal that China dan never tops to match quillity was restored in Eypt, and that the ratitude is that College (appians) The con- ele: gold ponell case, by Mrs F. D. Gurder, withilawal of the British troops was proceed.dition attashed to the prize was that a boy get Mr. J. J. Fratele,
remarkably well. A amour was current to the ing expeditiously. The existence of sseret sig it should retain a lost on your longer Canon, Ist fornpplication, book, by Mr. Sassone feel that instructions had been received from foreign nations in the use of firearms, and that
in the school. He might also add that post year oistios in Ireland demands the utmost vipilance Mr. Bolifos had promised to give two scholaetholic Cordle
the Foreign Offee at-hotos that full support therefore the safest way is to maintain the uso L Carro, 2 for application, book, by Inspector would be given to the Eastern Extension Telef the old waspons-bows and arrows, halbords, Looking over Mr. Montgomery Magtia's "Chi- of the Esmativo. The Spouch then enumerionship. This extreme kindness would, ho hoped,
Lyranght.
Kraph Co., shonld they see it to land their cable poars, shields and swords. They should, he 0.Gutierras, 2nd for futureiting, book, by Mr. Jonzu es, 'olitical, Commercial, and Ebola, e nd the principal measuras for the nærsion, which in persuada others to follow that gentlemen's g hotange the N. C. Daily News) rany statements olude the amendment of the Ballot Act, sad of the plug) Wire and to the Curie- B. Grimos. 3rd forgoogaphy, book, by Mr. Jackson. enquuria that we have made lead as to heargues, allow the foreigners to vest their spite
and prophecies made with regard to Hongkong Patoet and Bankruploy have; and the maiders for his to speak of their ability in educating ther
tsuu Brothers, hy thousht there with no uved F. Verram, 3rd for application, book, by the Brelieve that there is some truth to it-Daily News on the scappast ports and cities, and then, if they It is our painful daty to obronto's the saddest and, meet them with the native weapons. The 123that now appear odd enough. Of the onlooy, ho.
J. Asele, 3rd for handwriting, book, by a Friend.
wase on record in the history of the foreiga ast. foreigners could poly fra ono volley, and then, enye, whoa-writing in 1815 of the proposal Gotion of compensation to tenants in England and the young. He would saly say that last year
when Do tau is Amerion, though he always op- G. Borcand.
Vas, fat for rogaler allendance, book, by Mr. Atleruente of Shanghal; a nirersal feeling of re- before they had loaded again, the brave Imperial vernment expenditure on buildings: Thero Scotland for Hasprovements. NOTIUAS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
seemed to be the canlest possible dedre to spend
piroplated the Christian Brothers, he did not let
. Sony 2nd for regular attendance, gold studs, Daniation on Editorial matbere should be fargs part of the China indemuity money on
too seanston pass without watching their work, by Mr J. 3. Gaoden. aldreeand "'The Editor," and those on busine."The this wroteliod, barren, onhealthy, and useless
PRIZE DAY AT ST. JOSEPH'S and he must say he was astonisbod when he saw 1. foss, 3rd for regular attendance, prayer book, Manager," and not to individants by sumzo.
rook, which the whole wealth, anergy, und faleat
COLLEGE
thefanovuse ameant of good which bart boon hy Vary Bev. G. Barghiguo Correspondenta are requested to forward their name of England would ovor redar habitable, or
duno by them is all the cilius of the United Following alosa apon the uoremony of opsaing States by their schools, colleges, and sondemias, aul addrem with communicatione addrereed to the oralitable, as a Colony, to the British name.
thia fiae educational Institution: Chero was un
Everywhen he heard their praise, nat only la Blibar, wod for lundige, inui as ovale of goat bare in vain, be write again, seu ht for one va
bable quality in Hongkong. There are other Saturday & per wozy of a different, though and he United Stats, but all over America, as Faith.
on one gand barbers Front, and for 200 years we have less intorasting character, in the anuust d for down as the Equator, and in Chill they were
not found the want of such. I can see no jas tribation of prizes to the boys who have beertising wonders. While they imparted solid eduque and Mr. B Avortisementa and Subscription which arD at ibication for the British Government sponding areousfu! at the past examination, As will inion, it must not be supposed that less sorious Fleming Boy. Father Barghignoli
one shilling on Hokong. In the presions by boremarks of Bishop Raimondi given bosubjects wore hegiested. They taught in soniarad for a Brod pacial will be continued sutilar, beau, an ange och man of the low, though the Christian Robbers Love hul that galtors. mesto od dustamation, and thy Barepinn an Indian troops statimued in the sunsiders le didioulties and inadvertends to would that afternoon have specimens of the boys Dels for extra copies of the Daily Prise should Calony want through the hospital sance than fiveted against in dasating the_log_bility-in-that-direction. In the pro/ramme of in before 11 m. on the day of publication timer. There was not then a singio Chineas their charge their labours have been attended rebe afteracu's proceedings it would be soon that After that hour the apply is limited.
musin aml declamation were include: As bopad aureliant resident in the Cong, and of British salts most orditable to all conserrat. Gems sight had abandoned it. A sort of ballu vellonar, the Administrator kindly consouted that these matiere would in soma. Jagran nom. cination, he says again. seems to have seized to preside, Mrs. Marsh being also present popsate tiosu presant for the line be had taken Bishop Raimondi tuul au potire part is the up. He again thunted the ladial suil gentlemen thrian who built houses in Victoris. -Thév
proamlings, and there were albo pinput,
presset for their attorekao.. thought that Hongkong would rapidly oatrival
Mr. A. Cu (Belgian Consal), Mr. Do Jardia
His ExcxtLever the ADMINISTRATO1—MY Singapore, and becoms the Tyre and Cart huge of the eastern hominphers: The straggling stron Coal), Mr. Loureiro (Poringjush or fishop, Indies and gontiomen-lo the
D. AG. Bomane (Brestling Consul), r. Riendi, sul ske Brother Cyprian for inviting Koad, was digaified with the name of City, und it
un to be proses at this ceremonyta M. Goodes. was darlared on the bigbist nuthority that Hang. Sharp, M. J. J. Francis, Mr. J, M. fig Tre publication in the Boletim de Macan of opg would conisio à population equal to that and large gathering of ladies and gate distribotion of prizes of St.Joseph's Col.
B. Braga, for arithmetic, book, by the Portugues Codornik preparations hul avident. a Rujal Decree nationing free emigration of Ancient Rome." Mr. Martia was at 200 lime been made for what was, to the boys. this
lege. To de papils I have no doubt that this Cune considered an authority on Cafenial affairs and
is the princiqui erent of the year, and IT Lobo, for geography, book, by the Portuguese from Macao is an event of some importance Colonise, but be carlaints showed little prescienos ger becasion. A amall. ataga, with a walkaro no doubt the parents of the baya look! Cineal
I.Leca, for doclamation, book, by the Director. made prosecnia: oztemiing from one side vať forward to it with an anxiety, as it is an oa
F. Francie, for mayning, book, by the Brothers. the room to the elhor, vas orgstad, and on its
easien which gives them an insight into the
C. Romodice, for grastimar, book, by ir. Rozario The bouefit of Si-obe Gord, the acsomplishedoration a good deal of skill and laboue must
F. Bobarte, for compositions, book, by Mr. Masso. Rei, the present onergotic Colonial Se-pianist of the Italian Opera Coupany, and to bave been exponded, as alto epos the 55tán is of propevas which their site have conde during the
Ų. Sequeira, for grammar, book, by Mr. Romano year, and what prizes they have wo. I have lis
V. Featre, for mapping, book, by Mr. Pencio. copiary of Macco, who, according to the Ca. Sinor Arrigoni, on Saturday evening was not the stage, which was altogether a most com tened witharat interest to the lowription given
hy his Lordship, Bishop Raimondi, of the pro- W. Rose, for composition, back, by the Portagoose
Consul. thalie Register, long ago made strong repre. so extensively paternised as "could have been plote littla affär.
Bishop RAIMONDI opened the proceslingers which has been made by the boys under wished, the house-being a thin on. The at...
B. Souza, marit, dictionary, by Mr. D. Santoon." contations to the Lisbon Government of the diens, howares, was again highly appreciativa, with some remarks. He drew attention to the
1DT CLAS alauntity of allowing a law directed against and well merited applause greats the efforts of fust that it was only a few weeks since they lind the care of ts Christian Brothers during the Fotenciana Chiong, marit, book, by Mr. Sassoon.
past year under grant difficulties, as the school i
F. Benedios, for genial proficiency, scholarship. the coolio trafic only to continue in forge. the various artists. Pecini's "Saffo" was the not in that building on the occasion of its open was being transferred free building to au Topora splected far the recasion, auf was very suc- tag, and now he hail to thank those present fr
A Adams, for English, gold modal, by Mr. Remedia. It will be remembered by many of our readers teessfully placed on the slags outsidering the re- tlmir kiviinass in honouring thom um mare abler. I hate also listenol with must. Interest by Mr. E. R. Brilios.
to e bistory I have beard of this great amount
Dosta, for English composition, dictionary, by His Excellency Li Hang-akuny hac obially that in 1874, it consequence of the urgent stress of the Ompany. The individualactin with their prasange. They were perserit to wifgood-hinh-hus be done in this soloup by the Bishop,
the Christian Brothers, and I am sare their ser. and winging more on the whole fally up to the sees a cerezony which, though not a novel us remonstrances of Great Britain and some average of pretions perferranes and the ohu the opening of a college, was yet one which waa etees are appreciated (upplanso). "To Brother Ju-J.Frois
L'Alands, for English composition, 2 booke, by informed the various Consulater that, in socord sace with fastractions received from the Tiang: other Treaty Powers on the ubusog attanding rasas senced rither better than al Signor always greeted with pioneere whenever it yprian and bis sasistants, who are daring the ones, for mathemation, books, by Hon. Fi Yamen sad a Memorial recently presented by
B. Jeanson. the old coolie trade, the Lisbon Government Arrigoni mustained the part of Foons with are cotia distribution of prizes to the fort ist gear June eo much, I am sure that the dit. Els citing was, as usual, oxcellent, and in aste youngsters who had gained literary
G. Jorge, for watheration, 2 books, by Dr. Stewart. Chang Chih-bung. Governor of Basasi, pas3- perte will is fature, be granted only when the booke, by Mr. Ganoon.
Thamon Strost Industries, by Perey Russell. J. Close, for uspuing, 9 P. Jeane, for history books, by Lar. 11. V. Mindy, place of destination nail the propied onfe This Illustrated Panuiet on Porfawory, e passed a law prohibiting all Clinceù, entigra-govoral instances de rascived bearly roues of victories. The giving of school prias had raise which has twen bestowed by the Bishop Lion from Meso, The effect of this ennet-applanie.. His čemeznour wijen kot singing was always a plunging ethof upon youngster's Must have bioavorýgraifying. It is sometimes
J. Brags, for aritinoelfe, ? booke, by Ms. Chator. thither are specified. P. Aonie, for good conduct and application, I books, semowlst imppropriate and awkward, but he wind, though. like all other things, it might be thankless task to impronation to the young. mout, while most injurious to the Holy threw more animation into his acting than nenat, arried te es000s, and he wae lui to say that then bagy do not always appreciate oducation,
Ho addle that spiam is down again, baring published at 6d, may be had gratie from any fallen from Tls. 15 to Tio, 400, Nativo deng Chemist or dealer in pafmory in the World: was signally, eflàotiva in checking the shook and alto othor, his impersonation was the most giving of prizes was a very popular, thing in the tuggh they will repsut not having done so by Dr. Hartigian.
T. Alouço, for parising and Analysis, 2 books, by ie seiling at T1%. 190 per pisal; no sales of Ze-of John Bosnall and Co. London. Advt.] [3-
· Monsolet and Jendt werd dining at tablo ing evils resulting from the coolic trade as successful he has attemptel. As Aleadro, i solous, in former times it was the custom to after years (applause) This 10 out of the twa Hon. 7. Spartan.
principat edutional stablishments of the
T. LIVRs, for book.keofing, 2 books, by the dias have been reported for a month.-N. Carbote in Switzerland few years age. Before The ships that had made ner Cicosi fully sustained the high reputation give the prizes on the same day as to examine colony, not therefore the Government tulce French Consul, M. Dejardin.
Daily News Correspondent.
them at a party of hated Toutons, who wore hahaa eo conscientiously earned, and bie voies in, bit now a special day was Axel for it. They
A. Brand, for look-keeping, by Mr.
sorred with a splendid mountain trout while thega Macho barbour lively and kept up the com- has rately been heard here to butter adverall auturally sympathicol with otildrun, and heat interest in its progress. Now that it is m
B. Janet, for Christian doctrine, by Hou. Mr. Prics.
mosely at a stalo pastry. The two Frenchmen Psizce You OHINESE.
vazod auriously at the fish, while their vis-a-v blance of a trade thero, speedily vanished, tage; the audience, an axel, testified their could assure thoas pawont that all the papila mosad to this lazo building. I have no denbi
F. Francis, Chinese dictionary, by Mr. Norani A. Figueiredo, Chinese dictionary, by Mr. Noronha.
naglastinely eyed the pastry. A happy iden and the port soos put on the deserted, de-aqualified approval of the gifted barstone's St. Joseph's Jollers wore worthy of their at its sphere of usefulness will be considerably efforts. Signor and Biguera l'etroviet bad only warmest sympathy. The children had attended uslediod, "Thera is, I so, a long programs to
L. Ruse, book, by. Mr. D Saanen
The dispute between H.BM. Consul, the suddenly dashed sarees Jundt. Gatting the pio tayed appearance it now wexts. Since that minor parts to fill, but whit they had to do was very well, anu, that the sumber of those who be gone thirenght, and therefore I will not takes
PELZER FOR FEZNULY
Commissioner of Customs, and the Chinese au- in two, be not to work upon his ebars and de date, now nearly a decade, the. Portuguessweldous. The title role was cleverly sustained we dusted was unchiuorensed the building your tits any tourer, en I have no doubt it
thorities respecting the vaut land in front of voured it, attoring the while loud euroiminnas Government has been content rather that Higuera abipo, the gained frequent ap-iseli araply testified. They tad been pompel will be couch or interesting ta the andes
the Britier Consulate, on which the Conal upon its composition, favour,sto. Passing the ne lance for her singing and acting. Signors led to build that large sabot, as his Excellaroy y remarke Iway unke. With your Lord.
claimed to have a Ron, appear to be now def. vozd half to Manielot, he said to the Intter, satte Mans should remain a dull and lifeless pert Silini as Climant secured load and repeated bul sightly said in ovo of his last palio ship's permisit, we will now proccod, to the
sitely eattled; the Chinese having lately erected voce Eat Bes it is a month old," obi than that the evils of thecoulte traffic should barsts of applanas, hee vivacious neting and fine eperthos, to nient the arrasing wants of edu- distribution of prizes.
The princa were than distributed according
thorson a monument bearing s proclamation by jooted Mopselet. "Never mind. Don't you see valiantion materially contributing to the suc-cation, au thoy more sufferior very much from
F. Tavares, book, by the Frauok Consul.
the Tao-tai to the affect that anrdody attempt the Prussians are dying for it? Eat it out of be revived and the Colony again. become a bỹ- 1 casà of the representation. Bignora Bertolini want af apod. This was not the first time they to the following list- word and a reproach in the Far East. Now, did justice to the small past of Diree." Between had enlarged their English school. In 1860 they
Prizes were also given for the following boys of the inv to sell the plot in question will be severely patriotism, Monde no longer bositated, and Chinese d'are
swallowed the restaury food with every op- punished. however, tired of waiting for what has never the second and third als, Signor Goré trunt started the first English College in Stanton.A. Pere, det for gound improvement, book, p.
Wong Fuking, for English; Tay Atuam, for The maobinary for the Kiria Aresnal has now pesmaco of relish.La Figure The sudjenos to two grunć pianoforte deloctions, street with 30 boys, in 1801 they oponel de sonted by the isshop.
good conduct; Tung Kos Kwong, for translating Ngll been sent forward in four-wheeled carriages Faithful Booney," was servant of an eminent turned up-s rovival of trade-the Portu- | Karsti's morecas de concert, “Revail du Lion," Saviour's College, in Wellington-Atreet with 80 F. Silva, 1st for good sondres, boat, by Mr. Jus
Ching Shazz, for colloquial English; Long Slas built spasialy for that purposes but owing to Dublin barrister, what was a great dandy, very guoso Goverment have consented to and Thalborg's variations on La Priore du boys, and in 1870 St. Baviour's College became J. Frurin..
for English Lu. Ching Ching Kwong, to reading: P. Lopos, int for Christian docleta, book, by Hen. Beo Abus, for Eaglish; Cheng Asur, for transla heavy falls of snow some of it is said to bare vain of his personal appearanes, and alio pro- Meteo." These be played in bis well known maa- to noll, and they apoond St. Joseph's allow she experituent of free emigration to terly style, and the undians would not permit the Colfers in Calno-road, with 150 Boys, And E. Figusirodo, 1a for reading, book, by Hon. Ttion: Thug Lan Fong, for arthastic; Lamar Asow been precipitated over a precipios on the Ch'ion monaded daily on the perede at Brighton, Rogany bo tried. The old coolie traffic was contract first performanson to pass by without au encore and last month, they opened this College widi atewart.
for oxitimatio, 'n Afoo, for Englab Lam Awbar Puis, ar Ingilah: Tip Ahenm, for dictation: Lang Atého. Chton Shathe Mountain of a Thousand following at a respectful distance. Poor Rooney at length grew tired of the promenading, and Bishop
Bu Hor, Int for spelling, inkstand, by Mr. Mody. quigration of the worst description, chiefly a presentation was made to him on the stage. Un 326 Boys enrolled (loyd applause),
F. Pecals let for arithizatle, prayce Look, by Very Youn, to translation; In Sbas, for exactation Tai
distation; Chan Shui Kee, for English; Wong Fuk This tow boasts some two-and-twenty inus, taxed his wits to got a holiday. Opportunity Wednesday evening there will bonother per. Raimondi said that this indt extruolindry to Peru and Coba, the two countries where forrastive for the benefit of Signore Lubices and increase was dus 1 the arrival of the Chris.Ber. G. Hargh
Kwok Chin, foranslation: Tata La Tal, for Assi resorted to by carts laden with produce from the ore long arcie. His master inquired what the Vincent, let for redulur attcudaace, prayor daily; Shni hot. Yung for trasslava, Low Agu, north; and st each of the inna there has been peple said of Lim; were they not struck by bis the Chinees have been wors: treated. We Siguer Cattaneo, when Verdi's opera "La Tra- tint Brothers as wollte to the liberality of the book, by Very kter, O. Barghignoli.
Los translation, Low Gam Tank, for arithmetic, stationed an underling from a branch of the Ping Ristingué appearauos ? do, noney saratebel Pocha, had for note that it is stated by the Register that a viata" will be produced. Sigeura Labicol will English Government in enus uting to alter the
for agatatioal parwing; Chung 4-4, för arithmetic; Commission has been appointed at Macan to also sing the ballad "Who's at my Window?"conditions of thegrant-in-sid. In the meantine book, by the Catrails Corcis, uromont, pasos Loeng Ahen, for opposition; Rung Yun Choons. Pri oz Board of War, in order to deflect his hond nod answered, eh, surs, your Beinar between the ants. Signers Labloni bas from the several other Cathelio sekunde bad boon Ataried E. Colico, 2nd Tor good conduct, prayer book, by Yeang Aint, fe: good conduct, Wong Wind won, syroval war tar, at the rate of two hundred dash might be vared if I told. Not at all com Bill to control and regulate the time the company fret vau to this colony, independent of the St. Fourpl'e College. In the Casballe Corela.
for composition and arithmetic Ne Yo Ys, for com per dart. This tax is being laried under what azad you to tell me." Well, sir." bail Rooney. J. Figasirodo, 2nd for Christian doctrine, prager posits and ring drawing: Ng ng emigration, and we sincerely trust that no inhpered hard to entertain the public, and as her werd be would say that whom they arrived in the hook, by the Dizsitor.
improvement is imposed by Imperial ecminand to raise the lowing your honour, they, any that you are a exertions have always appassed to be highly up. colony they found wight Catholic children.gg
The distribution of prizes was greatly sum of one bundred and fifty thousand, tale, fanatio, and I'm your hoofer."- Rooney, tho old abuses can be introduced, or the liberally patronised,
'I children gofag to their establishments; If they. Cantwell, and for apolling, book, by a Friend. broken in section and interspersed with which is to be expended in putting the Korusu must go without you in future,"
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Noride.To avoid lolay in Cles wzeention of Orders it is particularly requested that business comunniestions be addressed to Firm, A.. S. WATION and Co., or
HONGKONG DISPENSARY,
All felters for nublication akoaid be written side of the paper'only.
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et prevails throughout the forsiga community, troops coull mom.then down like hay, and deite and will be caboed in all the treaty porte. Mro into the sea! Perhaps this is the roasca why the Governor keeps the disolplined olioure E. P. Hunter, who has for some mix ar severe horrawal from Li Chung-tang idling their years beop a clerk in the firm of Mesars, Jardine,
Entheson & Co., died at the General Hospital tray without troops to discipline, and why F. Medina, for general profielenor, dobionary, by the 13th host, after the daye' terrible after there is so much activity among the braver in Mr. Jan J. Franels: 3 books, by Mr. A. Gozon.
W. White, for arithmetic, dictionery and book, bying from that most terrible of all disensophy.loarning the use of their antiquated weapons.
ophabis. He had been bitten in the hand by this neighbourhood. I massaret it, and found A neighbour of mice recently killed a wolf in Inspector Tyespught
. Lourite, for composition, 2 books, by Dr. Macau English terrior between two and then that it was six feet seven inches from tip to tip,
Thonths ago. He was preparing to go home on
tiament called Victoria, built along the Queen's Cansul), Mr. D. Musso (Italian Coteal) first place I'est thank his Lordship Bishop, for good condnet, book, by Mr. A. Jergo. on everybody's lips was to ask for his wailare on the roverse and the clinracter tosh; a large
to that colony. The promulgation of this in the foregoing remarks. decrea is due to the efforts of Dr. Coste
then carried out.
draft a
Inet.
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CT CLA49-let Divisions.
T. Mcs, Fas arithratio, 2 book, hp Mr. J. Lolve tootle leave; 10 the end of last week and about throw feat high. It is the largest I 8. D'Almado, for composition, inkstand, by Mr. he was in high spirits and apparently sound reset, but I'm told it is not sa unenal bealit, and vhourfully spoke of his home trip; size for a Shan-si wall. I have made a fine hanl Thing J.T. Pastags, for analysis, honk, by Han, Mr. Prics.co Souday mornin, the 11th inat, he was on of 182 Kalgarian coins, raging form the else F. Biteiro, for arithmetic, box of methomatolinard & steamor bidding good bye te friende faireoponny piece to that of a frano. Some 3. da Costa, for geography, back, by Mr. Neronhuail himself; tart at same afternoon he took boliare they are Tarki, but they may be Mongo leaving port, as bis expent to have by sext of them have very ugly Chinese characters; truments, by Mr. A. Marty.
otbera have nothing bat Tarki, characters-I M. Barradas, for analyse, book. by Mr. Vinconot. A. A da Silva, for Christou dueline, two books, and was removed to hospital in the volias. The usual mottoes on these coins STB,
in. His sufferings there aro too painful to
Hy the Grass of the Living God." "By the by the Bishop
Figanirain, for good conduct, book, by Hou, Fratate; the hapoleanly fatal disease worked its Power of the Great Khan in and so," B. I B. Johnsas.
coarse, alternating madness and Incid intervals, 3. Danenberg Fordochlion, book, by Mr. Noroba till destis brought the only relief. His illuses have also soured & very pro coin of the Tang W. Dixon, for geography, book, by Mc. Sutb.
Byudman, for Christian domne, books, by became known to the public on the 19th; and Dysely, with Dragon and Thoir at the back; and Vory Rev. Father Bazghignoli. luring that day and the next the first question wo rare tokens of uncertain date, with a balazse 4. da Silva, for English, gold sade, by Mre. He was so well liked by averyone who now him, pan-liung or hall-ouse cash, of the Ballder of
I am told that & Lieutenant-Colous), or Yia and bis fate is so tragis that it affected the whole the Wall, and various other coins.
Mr. Huutor was a prominent community mercbar of the Shanghai Rowing Club, and ki, named Wang, is starving. He is a oskive of my tinto has pulled over the curso en heupei, and has been on the staff for some years Sacher Creek at the regattas, and frequently without employment ar pay of any kind. The you single soiling races. He was also a pary Governor will not ressiva him, nor is anyone native member of the Viotoris" No. 3 Company likely to say a word in his favour-indeod qu-ons of the Fire Brigade. He was also a meraber of dares say a word for anybody for foar of offending
the Governor, No. 1 Ca. B.V.6. Docessed was years of a.
I have often basu told that rolling stones vs. han in Virglala, and his father, Mr. W. C. Hunter, lats of Caalus, and sutline of Tio Fanther no moss, but I bara a venkuess for travelling, Kwas of Canton, now resides in Paris. The having contracted the habit when I was only uine years old. If all goes well and the wind funeral took plane on the 24th inst.Mercury.
blown fair I shall soon be off westward--myss of no moss. Anybully can vote bors, Lat every- body osanot go there. I shall adhere to my motto, and koop pionsering axlong as I am abla. ones Lad to fake-n-psango-in a boat oavigates? by tro maimes and a blind boy. I am going to try two malelers and so old singer this times.
G., Daily News Correspondent.
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J. Muinger, book, by the Franet Coll.. F. Gonsalvoc, book, by the French Coal. A. Brandao, book, by the Biehop.
C. Ryden, bank, by Jin. Juo. J. Francis.
F. Vincenub, book, by Mr. T. Jackson.
J. Legati, hook, by Mr. C. H. Obator.
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NEWCHWANG,
16th January.
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