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THE DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12r«, 1880.
THE CIVIL SERÏTOE AND POR.
TUGUESE CLERKS.
recommander the creation of a Government Com
sion to settle the shakes which now prevail in the United States President Cloreland be- Olives that striker regelt dae to the grasp
ing exactions of employers.
Japanese came from that region, and at a tary early age, because the legend of the flood is att
own in Japan, which is also wanting in the aldest Babylonian inscriptiona.
The other portion of the Japanese which evi dently immigrated later, probably came fro arsantlar distride-from Tonquin, or else. whore in Indo China. There is certainly a very striking resemblanca between the lower type and the inhabitants of these countries. I lava fra
loir ecuntrymen.
NINGPO Messrs. Kelly & Wash, 8'ga. Yat, considering the position of Hongkong of-war Nawa-kaz left. Malta og flè 10th April | peaner Hall Feld at thetinstitution on Monday insight into office wark until snob. time as they manbar for. Roscommon. Debate on motion/fore, sa arsellent object for study with regard ta
SHANGWI Mosers. Hall & Holts. SHAYABU Messrs. Kelly & Wash. NORTHERN & Mosers. Hall & Halts and Kelly RIVER Turis į.
& Walsh, Shanghai. NAGABAYI....MDE9rs. The C. & J. Trading Co.
H1000, OSAKA.. Mossra. F. Walsh & Co. YOKOHA....Messrs. Kelly & Walsh, MANILA Messes. Die Puertas & Co. SAISON
Messrs. Schroeder Frèros
the parity of the hereditary type...
Between the two types mentioned thore is foumal, 1a middle type, which, according to on: ideasmunt be consideret as the healthiest and strong- ast.
DEATH OF HỘN. LIONEL TENSION.
CALCUTTA, 9th April.
It is not so earse as the lower-type but, sa Mr. Lionel Tonnyson died in the Red Sea on
the other hand, it has not the sickly delicny of the voyago home.
the finer tops. In Enrope quite erroneous cou REPORTED DEATH OF GENERAL FOORD.
ceptions are entertained of the physi' strength CALAUTTA, 26th April
and strastum of the Japanese, based area the Brigadier General Foord, who intely comppaarance of the numerous young findeuts mauded a Brigada in formal, is reported to have a scholata na sojourning there. Jajt died suddenly at Bombay.
The Tokyo Nichi Nichi Shimbunleresponsible Under date of the 4th May, "Spectator" ETRIE's intention in asking the question
for the following statement-The U.S. man-of-wites as follows to the N. C. Daily New about Canors Car was good, bat the re-war Trents and Ossipee have engaged the serin oxaursion into the Chino olty, it interest
We translate the following artigle from marte be made in putting it were extremely rices of 150 Japanese sailors and stotors, in place lug to u poreon withing tostady more sineuly the Canosa customs, is by no means agreeable to the
FRANCE AND GREECE. | !ll-judged, especially so at the present mo. of Chineas labourers recently discharged.
olfactory and vissal organs on account of the Extremo Dirtonta ---
In a leading articlo our estoomed contemporary.
PARIS. 24th April. In another column will be found evertise udplesant smells and the disgracefal exhibition ment, when the Cooumission provided for by
The French Government prior to the despatch he Chofeo Convention is about to communcment annuncing the first magic and spiritualis of lirty ragged beggars, and of people suffering the Daily Fras, complains that many fariant to performance by Professor Siemens at the from toathsoms des crowding the atrets departments of the Colony are full of young and Straits Settlemonts, Maley States, &c. is sittinge, bonus they tend to put the Theatre Royal, City Hall, on Saturday noxt.yat I had never men a spoetaela líka that I bad inexperienend men instead of the appointment of the ultimate by the British Government to companied expressions of friendship, arging Jolony so hopelessly in the wrong on the The Frofesor will be assisted by Madame Bree to witness on Sunday in the courtyard of the belug given to English cadets. We do not wish Athens, rude strony representations to Greece,quently shown to Japanese photographs from mention of muggling into Chias and the sinska (première danssi). The Band of the Catholis Charob, sailed, I think, Leo Tien (uto in any way find fault with his opinion in this paid by cake who drop in Saigon, and they were always taken for those of
ta disarm. Northamptonshire Regiment will be in atten- Tng. Hers I'm a mon, who was accused of matter nor with his advocating the cause and
A type always appears more distinctly in the THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA tang a thief, banging from a pole, escaping interests of his countrymen, because we recog lnckade of Honglong. The. Smuggling danc
fomalo sex than in males, so that the ethnogra balog strangled only becaus be was scoured to ise his duty and right-to-dono. The worst-of-
LONDON, 25th April. phor who wishus to study types will do well to Commission which aat in 1889, and of
The man George Henry Borrow mok of the it by his two arms. This poor fallow was utter it, however, in that in the form of the laudable
More alosely observe the womon. For the body which Mr. Has himself was a member, in American ship Bt. Did, charged with the ing pitiful gross while arawd of men, wom, doen sot lose tha abance to wound me and dopre- that ne inquiry into the Government of India
onsdom of the English. Prass our contevajrary The moment af Sir Roper Lathbrilze.
of the man, by labour and ewearmstances, la in their report said "The Commissioners sul murder of Anton Landin, the said mate, on and children were joking, langbing, and scoring
Thus, pronouncing the process of the would be mtisfactory without independent lecat daereed in a very emoh great degree than is board that reasel in Hongkong harhar, will be at him. I whi tot stop here to speak of the ciate us..
the case with women. Tüls does not, of conese. mit, with reference to the whole question tried at the Supreme Court on Monday next by want of humans toolings on the part of the namission of the Chinese into the departments investigation, which was withdrawn in favour of muggling from this Colony into China and special jury. This is a day befom the regular bluese, but I canot help asking is it possible Fight, he speaks of the Portuguese in the follow. Lord Randolph Churchill's end rent on supply to peoples in a very low state of civil en deso-called Blockade, that nstording to inter-pessions, viloh are emaily held on the 18th, and that in ground belonging to a Church, whose ing terma-The Portugues gentlemen who subject, will remain on notice paperaf as House, tion, where the women must work as a A Japanos woman works wuch less national law it is part of the duty of the Go- the other tasiness will come on in the ordinary Ministers profesate preson the Gospel of Christ, hold most of the clerkships in the Government, Government has withdrawn, fa unes of Lords o men. Bat the Japanese ares olvilized
which is all love and charity, such shameful bar when they havo sans or nephews ready to leave Bandolph Charchill, George Hamilton, Sir people way on Tuesday.
when obtain permission to introduce them into Janes Fergusson, and Blake from list of Select than a German: she uurses and takes care of vernment of Hongkong to swist the Chiass
The Nuli Nichi Shimbun says Information barity should be allowed ?"
their offices without salary, merely by way of Committee of Inquiry into the Government barself es intoh as she can, and is lace exposed to devorament in the collection of its revende. has been weived that the new Jeece -
The concert in aid at the funds of the Tom affording them cooapstion and giving them sn of India, and added that of James O'Kelly, exterior modifying lesse She offers, ther in relation to the mainland of Chins the for Jepan, and it is expected she will arrive at evening was not a great fusncial anoeess, as the may be able to find roumnorativa employment fixed for 6th May.
Yokohama in the early part of this month andience was a small one, and we fear that the oiswhere. The boys naturally come neeful Commissionerefeol that the Colonial Govern- | Captain Ts, who was sent to Europe to carry Temparszce Hall has not been greatly enriched and in coords of times salary is secured for meat is called upon by consideration of at the wrangements for bringing out the byit. Thore warefifteen tens on the progmanehom and they are added to the permanent staff policy to pravout in every reasonable way Nants and two other steames, has left but all were not carried out as arranged of the offies sarcorned. We are apsaicing mostly
England for Franco.
Mr. Crawford omitted a realing for which he from hearsay, but have good reason to halieva the freedom of this port from being abused
The following Havas telegram, istod Paris, was notified. The instrumentalista ware Miss that the proos is maoh as we hays described it. and by being made the means of defrauding the 27th Apell, eppure in the Saigontie The Croisdale and Mrs. and Miss Crawford, who We and hardly say that we should be glad to authorities of the neighbouring Empire of Gresk Corament, following the advice of M. gava pianoforte elections, bilo birs. Pieroy, find that wo hare teen misinformed, because the their legitimulo dues, provided that the de l'reycinot, Minister of Foreign Affairs, is Mr. M. Heart. Rigor Cattaneo, and Mr. G. system strikes us as being a particularly unfair
tho higher alasses are by far the woukliest and Unfor- Grimbleasted an accompaayists. Mrs. Humphreys one. There are any English boys in the colony disarming and disbanding the troops."
most delicats, whemna measurements mala lu Chinona Government on its part will contanately the information hero giron as to dis- gave two songs in good style, "Come Back whene friends would be glad to secure for them
BOMBAY, 26th April.
Europe show that the bigher classes are bɔth form to the provisions of the Treation, etc.armarasatias turned out to be immersot, bat the to Erin" and "Ye Banks and Braes, and zmaponing in the Government service, and Mr. RZI now safe-"If they amurgle telegrams is of some interest as shaving that the tok part with Mr. Crow in the duet Lar while we claim for them no proforense over the
bard Watch" Hra. Edge contributed Jock Portuguese ve sortainly think they ought to Dhuleep Singh has boon arrested at Aden by elier and of greater circumference of chest, and the people generallyiu haight and creuraference Theoson, made her debt in Hongkong in n toleable, however, irrespective of any question be- verament of fadia. He strongly protested audish and North German nobility by far exceed
twoon different nationalities, as Lending to need threatened grout State trial. The Shanghai Courier says that large num- vocal part with the "Song of the Soldier." Mrs.
He wore Sikh of body. In Japan we find the rovere because ber of the friends of the late Captsfa Alfred Ro. Deason bas a role of mu5% awestasse, and anglessly increase the enablishments."
From the above we see that our colleague is
The Maharaja Dileep Singh will remain at the higher classes take hardly any exercise. per assembled on the 3rd instant at the Mortuary with considerable tasto di expression, and on Chapol, Shanghai, in response to notice that her first appearance who earned the distillon condemning, notwithstanding an abe disguise Aden satil the question of his visit to India Thur disposition is to sit so much over their the funon ceremony was to take place. The of receiving the only encore of the evening. the admission of the Portuguese to the service of definitely settled. Arrangements were being studies that they bare frequently to be driven Rev. F. R. Smith read the burial service, and The gentlemur singers veze-Masers. Crow: C. the English Governmout, and although he foss made to establish a comfortablo home for him jay hom paraly bygienic reasons. In fact their The lower clasts who do ruch work s the remains were carried to the grave by six of Lammert, who sang Shipwrecked"; Master not ask preference for English boys, censares India, but his recent proceedings may debar his instucts of civiliation injare their physique taller and strongly built. They subsist princi the decead's old friends. A number of the Hayward, Cone Birdie come" and "Far the system of admission of the Portugues, figncoming at al: to India. Masonic Internity were present, ofwhich Order Away"; Mr. Tara, "Salling" Mr. Breyer, ing to ignore whas ir generally known, namely,
pally on vegetable dist and according to sufficient for the deceased was a member. We understand "The Skippot"; and Mr. G. Caldwell, "Saving that that preference which he does not ask for the
my experience. that diet English the Portuguese havo by right by ronson that the orpenses of the funeral was borno by the Colours."
of their special aptitude for off work by their With reference to points raised by the Turkish uy bodily work, supposing a grout deat one of the fato gentleman's oldest friends.
vocation, by their activity, rapidity, and the sc- Ligh Commissioner regarding the frontier of of exercise is taken. The higher class ent euroy with which they soonte say work, by Upper Egyas, and the reorganization of the far more fiab, beef, and eggs than the lower, their sobriety, by their punctuality, and by their Egyptian Army to which only natra offers orders, whose nourishment, principally consisting consideration and respect for their disfs. They should be appointed to chist eemants. the of rios and barley, hos frequently boon called do not come to the offices without abilitics, British Governanunt as requested Sir II. Drumbad in Europe. And yet the latter are TETY might be supposed, and it would be a flagrant mond Wolff to invite Muitas Pasts to modify strong, and the jinrikisha mea, for instance, injustice to them it after many months of theproposals as followsThe frantior of Upper whose nerform sacs have often been described good grutaitona work, others who have not their Egypt not to extend beyond Wady Halls, the in Europe, afford a very good proof. I can aptitude and training should be proferred to Egyptian army shall rot ozcend twelve thousand speak from my own experience that, living upon The post of Sirdar of the Egyptian army Japanese food only in the interior of the country, them and get the affective appointment. Be men. The Greek Ministry have resigned, but the sides. none of the young men who are in the Go. new filed by Sir Every Wood shall be retained, after a meal of rios I could make a march with
vernment employ get a salary without deserving sa well as all British officers it, and when the day comes when they have to King rainses to accept their resignation.
attend a competitivó examination they will have nothing to fear it the competition with English endidates who certainly have not exhibited more ability nor better conduct. Perhaps it The following is part of a paper by Dr. Balz, modorato day's work to draw a grown up person a distance of from 60 to 70 kil in a day on a would be better that there should be competitive for several years bacher and physician at the sunny road and that with 30-35 degrees examinations, so that real intelligence and spa-Tokyo University, published in the Correspond (Resumor in the shade. Those people, after city may not be left behind by capacities wellence Bint of the German Anthropological So-trotting from 12 to 14 til, throws all of cold known to be inferior. The establishments lose
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LONDON, 10th May. BLOCKADE OF THE ORKEK FORTS.
The Greek ports kave been blockaded.
RESIGNATION OF THE GREEK MINISTRY.
THE ALLIED SQUADRON. The fleets in Suda Bay have left for Greek nators.
On the anniversary of the Queer's Birthday, the 24th inst., there will be the uani military colours, marahing pass, &n. In this as on the ceremony on the Parale Ground of trooping the two previous celebrations, it is proposed that the Voluntours should take part, and tansble them to do so editably there will be about four pre- liminary drills. The first of sten drille will take place this evening, at 5.30, sad the next va tinuen Friday evening. Is is hoped that the Corps will man mix guns, with which, probably, they will fire a salate, while the regulars wil fire a fez de jote. Volunteers are particularly requested to
descriptions So long as they do not offend against the laws of the colony we cannot well interfare with thou, but certainly no special facilition or encouragement ought to be afforded them for carrying on their law less trade. In conducting the agitation gainst the Blockade special cars ought to 122 be taken to avoid she expression of any
ayapathy with smuggling into China, betera ap well to the drills. cause when that point is reached the colony aidrossel “The Editor," and those on losiness Theist once placed in the wrong. Manage," and not to individuale by name.
THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY.
Hongkong, 1st May, 1896.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. Commeations on Editorial matter should be
[TRANSLATED FROM "IE SAIGON NAIB,”
PARIS, 27th April.. THE DEAZNVILLE STRIKE. The strike of Miners at Decazeriile still con-
PARIS, 30th April.
*stama.
THE EGYPTIAN FRONTIER AND ALMY.
CAIRO, 27th April.
THE ETHNOGRAPHY OF JAPAN.
out fooling any fine; if on the other hand, I had taker an Europeis meal with plenty of beaf felt that I wanted rest, Everyone whe knows Japan knows the astonishing feats of jinrikisha ren, and that it is but considered a
nothing by this great increase to which the Daily diety, 1855, and transsted for the Japan Mail: water over their bodies, quickly gal down their zica, and buforo they have allow the last Press refors, beas use the Portages employés Since Japan hamame known to Europa- morsel, are ready to start again. I believe they are performing sabordinate duties, and with sal through a abbet report by Marco Polo, 600 years could not do this on a most diet. ariea which the least able Englishman would coa-go-the Japanese have been consider as eidor amperlatively small in relation to the duties. Mongolians, on neront of their indisputable re THE NEW GOVERNOR OF COCHIN-Admitting that the process of admission be assemblage to the Chinese or Koreans, and until
ORINA.
GREECE AND THE POWERS.
Correzionts aro roqucast to forward their names another column wo regżoduce an article the Tarar-General, Chief Superintendent of The issue of the loan rreantly voted by the abilities of their competitors. Is the training to Ainos have to to considered. They have disap dels the will of Europe. If Green is bont
and adds with communications addresed to the
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Chambors will take place on the 10th May,
the Daily Press is informed, in what is it racent times, no one doubted this assumption. M. Filippiai, being ill, has adjourned his de- just Te there any special law which deter Only 15 or 20 years ago the theory made its
mines that the Portuguese should be especially appearance that there is a proportionately large The Tima, in an article on the Gracian parture for Indo-Chins to the following mail.employed in the Government service? No, be- quantity of Malayan blood in the rains of the question, says: It is time to make it clear, out He will leave Marseilles on the 23rd May, enone the lost positions are carved for the Japanese, and some authors have zealously only to the Holbuio Governant hat to the
THE FRENCH LOAN.
English, without regard to the possibly superior aerocated that theory. Bat besidus this the Greek people, that they caret with impunity which the Portuguese voluntarily and gratui peared from the main island, and only about on challenging a conflict, which must bring upna tously subject themselves not open to the Eng. 20,000 still exist in the northern island, Yoso, her material rain without any moral advantages lish It le, and the fault is their own in not which Japan has always considered more as to be set off against it, the Ponors nood not offering smselves and soliciting the employ eclony. From those elements then, the Japu- more a single ship or fire a single gun to ponist ment of their labor under the same conditions, nese are said to be composed. The contradic.a wanton and inexcusable disturbance of the awaiting patiently the same silvantages, if they tions amongst authors who have hitherto os- paace of the work. They will only have to could display equal morite. We are not aware copied themselves with the origin of the Japanese, leave her, when she provokes a straggle for that the Portuguese employed e-clerks in are altogether inconcilable, and supecially with which she is physically and morally rattad, to the Government service do introduce their regard to the Aino, to whom a large share in her own darices. If she does not pull up in her sons or nephews into their ofas under the the Japanese blood is wrongly ascribed. I may reckless career, they are bound to withdraw the circumstance which the Daily Press refers to, say that the Ainos have a very small share in protection of their armed foron, to restore to the but even if they do so, it does not appear to as the prasent Japanese people. Their most im Forte the liberty of action, which was suspended in any way cansurable, and we even think it of portant race charecteristice are sully different in deference to Europeau diplomacy, and to warn sertain benefit to the Government, which may from those of tan Japanese. The former have the persistent disterbera of public quintads that thus always obtain able employés whose theors rory heary growth of haic, while the Japanese they must not expot to be oniblest to carry on a tical Foowledge is amply developed by a long belong to the least hirsute of the hauna species war on the inited liability priadits' Should the praction, betore a formal admission to the marine, The degree and kind of bewtanes, hogǝver, is Greeks, in the teeth of such almonîtions, par- without having cost the Government any expense one of the most important cave characteristica severe in fallowing a course which must involv by way of romeration. Nor is it in any way When we see therefore that the Ainos are very them in a life and death struggle with the vast narrable that our countrymen should promote birate while the Japanese hare very little hairly superior foross of the Turkish Empira, they the well-being of their own families; well re- that the form of the (single) hair of the Ainos will have to learn the Lari Lesson from areata. gulated charity begins at home, and he who does different from that of the Japanese; that the Hellenic independance and prosporily are ob not protect his own is little able to boneft out-beard of the Ainoa is always early, which is jets of Europeat salicitude, as they are, to a siders. It is than that the Daily Prese thinke, very rarely the case with Japanese; when we see large extent, the creation of Baropean sympathy. razembering at the last moment that there are how the Aiuos are more and more forced buok | bat thoro arn other interests, of ovou highër im- English boys in Hongkong who can compete and are nearly dying out; and when we compare portanoe, of which the great Powers cannot be with the Portuguese, and it is in this manner the faces of Ainoa with those of Japanese, we emindfeil.
[FEON "STRAITS TIMES."]
BATAVIA, 29th April. VOLCANIC ERUPTION IN JAVA AYA A volcanic eruption is going on at Smeros. This mountain, remarkable for being the lof tiest alcanie peak in Jara, situated in the province of Probolinggo, takas the form of in shapely regalar sons and has been actin off and on for sereza centarios. The uppermost portion of the volcano is in consequones bara of vegetation of any kint he farthest limit of forest growth was at about 2,000 fact, when Junghuhn, famous wientist, went up the mountain in 1884 whereas the top of the monia reached 11,800 feet, It was last ac- tive in April, 1885.j
SUPREME COURT.
11th May.
Mr. Chan. A. Sinclair, Her Musty's Coneal at Foonlow, issued the following ratification to the British residents at that port on the 22nd ult."The Undersigned has bon requested by
Customs for this Province, to notify British merchants that a now Covernment Bank, under the style and title of Ying Katti & Co., has Maritime All letters for publication should be written on our lays ago or the subject of the Ciril Service. Custom Dass, according to the provisions of
hen opted for the reception Advertisments and Saberiptions which are not The Orients boldly defends the system of the Treaty of Tientsin; and that it begins basi- ordered fix a fired peried will be ontinued until lepotism which prevails is fitting up that ness fret this day, the 2nd of April This Bank ocupies the same premises as the former Order for extra copies of the Daily Prest boulemences at home, and that a man in the Go
junior clerkships, Holding that charity com-Government Bank, King Fasching & Co., on the ho sent before 13 a.. on the day of publication.vernment arrise would be wanting io na-
Chan Chow (or central) island.”
The Penang Gazette says:-The latest in- sural affection if he did not try to wodge his formation from Mandalay, Upper Burnub, is of At three o'clock on sous and nephew: into the service also. Our very dequisting matura.
the moning of the 21st April conflagration | contemporary seama to bure suspected that broke out and sinen then the city has been fired our remarks were in some way, affected by is two places. Innumerabia sargents are race animosity, and says that we did not lose located i tho city, and a few is bear taken prisoners. The whole state of Mandalay is re. the opportunity to wound sad depreciate the ported to be in insurrection and consequent con. Portuguess. Not a word of depreciation apfusion. The Bazaar is closed and busines gene SAIs the China Mail:-"It will be news toured in the article, and if any of our Porrally upanded; what will be theresult it is, at pressat, bard to say. Troops are urgently re the relative fiscal svalens of India and tuguese friends are wounded by our remarks quired, and if not sent the consequences mast Chins, in be told, as they are told by our we can only regret that they should be so inevitably prove serious. A part has also reached ue to the effect that several European contemporary Fibo Daily Press, that theyper-sensitivo. That portion of our article Officials have been killed, but in the absence of
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.
that the latter ought to think, applying the way safely say that the Aino hood is at no The restless ambition of the Gresk appears referring to the existence of nepotism in the wozfirmatory intelligense we are unble to give
same principle in their own beneff against the great influence in the Japaness race. And if to have been encouraged to a new departure by fairly-wind and honestly, coliemed sali tar
BEFORE MA. JUPTION BUSSELL. service is quoted in the translation from the particulars.
former or athers in India bears an exact analogy to sbo doings Oriente, and what is said by our contempor
What astonishes us is that we do see in Japan a face that reminds us of no what is supposed to be the recont attitude of the The Straits Times of the 4th int says: I
the chiefs being axolnsively English, and Aino, we can be sil bat sure that its owner Bassian Government. The coarse of events of the filt Commission of the Provinces of
CHAN KWAN CHI Y.. VINCENT, $1,000. all the discretionary influence and power comes from the far North of the cuntry, where in Bulgaria has been displeasing to Ennis, China. The statemost that anythingofry thereupon only serves to show how well is with great regret that we learn of the
death yesterday, by drowning, Mr. Jobe Mr. Wotton for the plaintiff, Mr. Stokes for of regulating the system of admission resting in the last century Ainos still existed in pretty and the failure of 31 attempts to discredit founded our remarke were. Our contempor-backs, one of the Assistant Masters at the defendant.
with thom, they do not appear to regret large numbers. The Ainos remind one much Prince Alexander with his subjects has not the kind was ever said by the Daily Pressary profosses not to know whether nepotism Baftas Bohool The deceased ratloman, who The bearing of this case was wamsawed on that aystem, and that, notwithstanding the more of ropeans theu of any other raca, and tended to soothes the irritated fuelings of the The withdrawal of the Russian squa- bas nofundation. The romarka wo hove prevails or Lotwe can hardly thick bis had not been in his usual health for some the 22nd ult, and not being completed that day, roveste prism of scompetitive examination, when most travellers aro struck with the resemblance Car.
drun from Süda Bay, it is officially announc quoted near in an artiste in which our con- Enowledge is to confined--but if it does then days at out in a campan in the foreras adjourned to another occasion, when the it existed, the English boys did not appear the Ainos have to Bessian farmers.
noon appareatly to visit a friend on one of the evidence on both sides was taken complete. The tempted to make a trial in itself honourable. Is I new burn to the bulk of the Japanese people, ed, is only for the purpose of revistaaṭling, Japan to separate but at Athens it has been interpreted as ill-considered remarks mada by Mr. Ry. He considera its very good thing and that any dead on the beach. More than thi is not known the defendant by which the latter engaged him | Prese? Perhaps; but to us it would appear that the population into a Mongolian and a Malayanan expression of sympathy with Hellenin a
ships, but shortly afterwards his body was found plaintiff claimed $1,000 under a contract with it only a dream of our contemporary the Daily An attempt has been made i with cartsinty, but there seems son to think to do salvage operations upon the wreck of the our English friends, ast content with holding as typa." I can find as differeuss between Malayan pirations. Even if this interpretation were that while in the sampan Mr. Artakla was at Danish steamer Erpelit in the Hains Straits, in small count, are trying oven to dispense and Mongolian skulls and pelves. Wallace says corrent, the circumstance would afford the Greeks tacked with sunstroke hazt apoplexy and fell and agreed to pay him $1,000 in the event of the with our services. This is another proof of friend- that he cannot distinguish a Malayan frota a no ground for elation. The sensation of the the body and brought it sibors. Kr. Arbuckle's fl Haican Herd, but, the defendant refused to it intact. We shall deal with this matter more and drose their hale in the mae way, and vantage of Green, wanid threaten, zer, if the overkcard, and that the sampan than recovarel junk boing lost in the work: The junk was lost abip for which we should thank them, returning Chinese when both wher the same kind of clothon Europan concert, so far from baing to the ad death at an early an age and at the beginning of my the $1,000. The defence was that the plain. leisurely. his career not only caste a deep glooms over if had purposely lost the junk to get the $1,000. the School bat is felt by a trga sirole of His Lordship did not give judgment at the Hime, but reserved decision until now; when he gave judgment for the plaintiff for the amount for youggling that article, and in the course immediate friends of those already in the progess book place amongst the Chinese at claim was faily proved, and that the defendant Indian papers
A disturbance in connection with a dragon claimed, with costs. He considered the plaintiff's of our argument said:" As for the duty on service. An extra clerk has been or is about Chelon sa the 23th ultimo. The small number had quite failed to substantiate his ponisation. salt being an oppression, the people of India to be appointed in the Money Order Office of polio on the spot ware unable to cope with It seemed that the defendant wished to get out are subjected to similar oppression—if that i
the affer, but reinforcements arriving seventy of his bargain because the expedition hɛd not is the proper term for it-under British at us see how the appointment is made. six of the rioters ware arrested, amongst them proved a
The Hoa, A, Lerse, in bla application for being a zumber more or less severely wounded. Bevea constables were slightly hart, while two others wre so gorerely injured that they had to
temporary enters upon a defence of certain
in the Legislative Council, which had formed the subject of criticism in this column. Mr. KYRIESsid: Saltion necessity of life, and if they smuggle it from Hongkong I say let them smuggla it." We anderonred
interference with it must be construed as an
attempt to oust the Portuguese from what
in theirs as a matter of right. We need
hardly say we here no objection to the em- ployment of Portuguese in the service; all we contend for is that appointments should
show that the fact of any article being a nube thrown opan to all who may wish to com-friands and acquaintances consityof-life-man not ja itseltujastification pete for them and not be reserved for the
zule." This remark baz no reference what additional assistance, says: "The only re- ever the manner in which the duty is cosult of the rejection of this vote last year bo sont to hospital. A house balonging to a looted, such reference being in fact expressly has been that the work has been performed notable, in front of which the damrbanes brake excluded by a subsequent remark that the
$300 was done.. Tho affair originated from a "selection of this article for taxation, the gratuitously, but performed it has to be, and out, was attacked and damage to the extent of of course it will not be done gratis for dispute with reference to a table shich had boon amontlevied on it, and the numer in which over." The inference from this is that some presented to the Canton temple by the Chinese carpentre and masons of Suigui and Cholon,
POLICE COURT.
11th May.
BEFORE MR. N. G: MIPORELL-INNES
ATTEMPTED LARCENY.
LATE TELEGRAMS,
the rotuue ja collected are all fair sutjock | vouth has been working in the office for the and why the notables at first ainsad to placing broken open a box bolenging to an account His Lordship read a letter from Mr. Bright, in) of quality are of aleador búild, all parts of the the disparity is still greater. The Great officers
in the position desired by the wwhman.
A CONFIRMED LOAFER
स
pointing out that it was taxed in India, and servicns are performed for any of the Go-cared in atripping the wreck, having already another appearance bofore the court charged
THE MASSACRE AT‘MARRAT,
that in Borneo Malayons and Mongolians can persists in her provocative attitude. with the hardly be distinguished. It has been observed gravast porils. There were two courses open to that in Indo-China, in Hongkong, Korea, and the Powers when the Greeks began to brag and Northern Chins, every single Japanese face is blaster in mich a way that the ponos of the Euct (found again in all ite characteristies, and if there was seriously endangered. If Turky and Grena The following telegrams are taken from any differences, they are only in the style in had been two really independent States. protect which hair and based are worn. As soon as they edbanointernational gasrantes, the controversy ent and wear the hair in Europe style, Chi would have boonsated in a fortnight, and THE ROME LULE-AND LAND SUBEMRS.
nese, Japanese, and Koreans have just the same the Greak Government, in those circumstances, LONDON, nd April.
appearance I hare examined many Koreans been rash enough to provoke a quarrel. Turkish In the speech made by Earl Spencer, at Now and many of them have been under medical treat troops would have marobed over the frontier and castle, pesterday, he warmly supported Mr. ment by me, so that I could more closely examine a Turkish fot would here steamed towerly Gindstone's Bills for Home Rule and Land them. And I can say that each of the various the Pirans. Of the issue of such a struggle Purchase Mr. Chambariain, speaking si Birm. types of the Japanese people are represented there can be little duubi in any dispassionate ingham, said he would support Lons Eule if Mr. amongst half a doza Koreans: Thalere, there minds. We print in another soluma an im Gladstone grew to retention of Irish members fore, that it is to no purpose to enter upon sab partial estimate, by our correspondent at in Imparial Parliament and gires Ulster atleties and distinctions between Mangolians and Athons, of the comparativo military strangth separato assombly.
Malayans. But I do believe that must assume of the two countries Even after the costly LONDON 27th April several immigrations of cognate tribes. Pater and orel sarrifies due to the enforood leviss of The Margnis of Hartington speaking at we have principally two types, and the contrast utgined mon scbanquently ordered, the nu- for criicism." The issue was simple, Miast six months for nothing on. the under.
Ly Han Kiparpenter, was convicted of bov-Bosendals yosterday, mid that he had no statoreen them a greater than between people of merical inferiority of the Greek army remains intention of joining the Conservatives coalition the same rase in other countries. The Jannes beyond controversy, and in every other rapat Kran defended the amuggling of salt ba.
ant maned Li Akwan, io First-straat, with in-
which he protested energetically against Mr. tedy are amall, the face long, the asse is narrow bave no experienos in the military art, and the cause it is a necessity of e, and its standing that he was to hire a salary at soon
On be lat inst. it was reported (says the tent to commit a faremy,- on Monday last, and
Gladstons's Home Rule and Land Parchase and long, the extremities are long, and slender, soldiery, reckoned at some 90.000 men, of whom aa one could be obtained for him. This in, Shanghai Courier) that a large junk, laden with ho was sentenced to four months' hard labour Bills My Chamberlain has expressed his in- and the hip small. They often have a very fine one-third are "reserves," have never boen in Laxalio therefore, according to his view, en oppresion. We contended that the taxation we believe, how most of the junior sterk plan, was asli ar the entrance to the Lower and six hours' public exposure in the stocks attention of moving the rejection of Mr. Glad le formad ranath, but moderately prominent the field before. The Turkish Government can
Yangtos. The tag Fullee, Capt. Roberts, the areas of the offence.
stope's Land Purchase Bill on the re-asserblichoek bones and amely formed Roman nos dispose of some 9,000 troops for operations OD of salt was not necessarily an oppression, abip are led up, and we bold it to be a went up the river and found the junk aground,
Lof Parliament.
An absolute contrast is formed by the infinitely the Greek frontier, the army being especially very objectionable system. Whatever office but no poles in her. About a hundred cookies
more numerous lower type. The frame is thick in cavalry-an important factor in campaign wore on heard at the time, ther wing busily on James Smith, an unemployed some, mado
set, broad, strong, and muscular; the face kurainst untrained soldiers. Moreover, the Greeks that the fact of an article being, a necessity
ADER, 25th April. proportionately broad and not so long are said to be absolutely without the transport vernment departmants the colony ought to taken if the poles away, These coolies were with being s rogue and vagabond, wandering of life was not a sufficient excuse for amaz
The whole of the members of the Italian in the finer type. The nuse is at, stubby and the otros nessary for any important opera mouth frequently thick dipped apitions, and, in spite of the fact that months have glingit When this preliminary issue is dis. pay for, and the Admission of clorks working driven from the junk, and the was then jabroad without any place of abode, or visible Commission pad Scientific Expedition, which the posed of a consideration of the conduct of gratuitously ought to be probibited, for not get aflost and taken in tow by the Fulee, Deans of subsistens.
and brought up to Shanghai, and is now at He was picked up drank by P.C. Hall and started fren Zalia on the Somali coast on 27th distinctly prognathous. The lower jaws an elapsed since they began to clamour for war, the We need hardly add that the Sit Commission may be entered on if only must it necessarily lead, to nepotism, but Anchor at the Pooting Side. The river con brought in a helpless state to the Station; he March, under command of the Connt Porro wide and the cheek bonas strongly projecting, earthworks and other defences are in a deplor Occasiya should arise. Mr. He, however which we need not more specifically refor."
it brings with it the risk of other abuses to lies are very quick in looting ajunk when he was destitute. The man had refused to arailove been treacherously murdered by the Emir bat, of course, then are many transitions. Both ably backward siele.
have the same complexion, short legs, and the the valties in the way of onorgetie ac- gete aground, and this ono wa no exception himself of numerous opportunities of shipping Abdallah at Harrar.
ADEY, 25th April. peculiarity of the Eastern Asistis-eye iz com tion are oneratusly increased by the fi will bot be iz te the ls. Everything had been taken out of himself off in a berth, and there were nu fewer did not formulate any charge against the
Further particulars received from the Somali won facts which all seems to point to a commer nancial position, which Salt Commission beyond saying it was a mo
hor, and the coolies had comment on her upper than seven convictions recorded against hins.
He was sentenced to three months imprison country site, that all the Europeans at Harra: origin. Quite the same types are found in Chins, proved by the proposed resort to a forcel For these and other reasons the The Masonic Ball hold in the Town Hall at works when driven av A the hull of this
have been there massacred by the Emir. The the finer type with the well formed and more currency. zopol and that it oppressad the people, sugh Ringapore on the 20th uit, was a great success, junk is in good condition, the tag beat people mont with hard labour.
will no doubt make something by their smartness
natives have been for a long time watobing the delicate extremities, and the lower comparatively Powers were convinced that Greece, if the were oppresion consisting, 10 far as can be gather and was numously attended.
ingating ber off before she was totally destroy
movements of Europeans with suspicion, owing or type. The finer type in Japan bas often left to fight out the quarrel with Turkey she had ed from big remarks, in the larying of duty
Ho Alan, shopkeeper, and Wong Ki, doctor, to the rumoured intention of the Italiana to oc great resemblance to the Jewish type, and the so rally challenged, would be grievously warst- ed by the river thisyea.
of No. 12, Gapgireet, weco ouuvisted of unlicemenpy Zeule, but which was renounced owing to hypothesis has keen advanced for Japan (ne for ed. Accordingly the alternative policy of na The Jasa Bode of the 15th April valle attened possession of about 20 taals of prepared spiar, the declaration of French Gourament of es many other countries, oven for England) that intervention of the Powers to avert a collision tion to the following ease wall with the attan- and in default of paying fines 125 each they tablishing its right over the Bay of Adalin, the people derive their origin from the ten lost was adopted, and it has boon for some time post tribes of Israel. A Scotchman in Yekohane maintained. Whether the concert of the Powers tion of insurers and shippers-Not long ago, were sent to gaol for three months hard khan.wilots has existed since the The steamer Sual was, on the 4th inst, Bosunk there hit Samarang half ladon for Surabaya the Li Ahoi, caqenter, went to gaol for a similar
Angy, 26th April.
has written some fantastical books on the subject, assessary to proserve it is likely to be dissolved, mead was that salt smugglioz was just out of Boyd & Co.'s upper dcok, Shanghai, where Norwegian ship Prqasilent, he arrived there term in default of paytog a fine of $100 for a like
That theory is, of course, untenable, for the fast as the withdrawal of the Bossian squiron from able mt because salt is a nouity of life- she had been since 11th January to be lengthen about the middle of November lat. At Sanmr-offense.
Latest advices from Somali osat state that above that the Jens are a very breate people Bada Bay, an whatever pritext, may be thought The following paid, their fines on dmilar the Emir Abdallah has capture the town of spooles against it. On the other hand, I believ portend, is malter for argument, but if the whiol, however, is what he said, but bed. She now has three male. cause the proceedings of the Salt Commit.
The following undated telegram is pablished Bo-worthiness by Lloyd's Surveyor. When charges-Li Achan 315, Chanz A. Sze 855, tund Glidezza, situated about thirty miles to eat of that the timer type of the Japanese had Its origio Greeks take it as an intimation that the cervive Harrar, and that the Anglo-Egyptian garrison at the hordare of the Euphrates and Tigris. The measures enforced by Europe have come to an Pang Yan, who admitted collecting spinim boring ano huadroå wore taken prisoners. sion are unjust, we fail to see that the in the Saigonasis of the 29th April Rosident.she arrived at Surabaya to take in the other half Kung Afung $2.50
of tirgo, it was found out that the vessel was
CHOLERA AT ERIXDI. General to Governor of Corbin-China. Minister position of the hon. gentleman is in any way Cozordaz informs me that the treaty of eure-lesky and the shipper gave note of this air.ross without's permit, was bound over in lei
BRINDAN, 23rd April. impored. No interference by the Chidewmerce with China is signed."
cumstance to the insurers Thetter there and personal security of 310 to be of good behaviour then need to admit of inmance on the re for six months.
Cholers here so far shows no signs of spread authorities na between the realdents of this!
TECH VA CASES. Daring the year 1885 the number of Chiduss eining cargo to be taken in on beard.
Sa Aho, of No. 6, Statico-street, Yanoati,ing, and the mortality in very small. island and the British Government can be Immigrants from Chins to Singapore was suit was a lawsuit which was decided by the
ELECTION OF MEŠKAW LEFEVRE. tolerded, and, per contra, peither can mor 115,645. Of this number 19944 remained in the High Court of Justice of Netmands India as was charged by Inspector Thorison with keeping
LONDON, 22nd April. claim be advanced on the part of the Anthe. Settlement, while 44,098 want to Penang, the follow-On behalf of the vaselin certificate an agency for the sale of teze fa lottery tickets,
had been produced at Samarang which satisded and he was bound over in his personal security Mr. Sha Lefovrs. Liberal aandidate has balance proosading to other ports.
boti stipper and insurers. rities of Hongkong to interfer as between
During the trip from of $50 to be of good behavicar for twelve been electal for Bradford by a large majority The Boath Bridge Ecad section of the Sings there to Burabaya no mishap biisil the ship, an mouths.
over Mr. Hosro. Conservative audidate, in the the Chinese Government and iti subjects. poro Trays was formaly opened to trafic that the shipper, notwithstanding the fact that Law Ahoy, of No. 125, in the same street, was room of the deceased member, Mr. Forster. theChinese do not get their all on the terms on the 3rd fast. by His Exaltancy Governor Sir the rosel now appears to be laky, must go on brought before the court by Inspector Thomson
Frederick Weld, Everything worked smoothly loading, or if he does not must pay the already on a similar charge.
The U. B. eretto Marion, Captain M. Miller, on a necessity of life. If, however, we concede with H. E. Colonel Denby on board, arrived at
the pint which we understand to be contend. Amey on the morning of the 5th it, from ed for by the China Mail, that what Mr.KEE
they would like that afforda no excuse for
recommendation is the Legislative Council
a
Hongkong.
ang she had been furnished with a certificate of
The re-
OPLUM CASES.
and without a bitch. Crowds lined the road al-slipulted freight for the fall cago. It is eri The defendant was convicted, and was fined most the whale distance, and evinced the live- dent that this judgment cannot fail to do great 325, in default of paying which he was Tom-
mitted to geal for two months' hard labour. that they should resort to amuggling. Mr. liost interest in the enterprise.
haum to inerrAIN.
1759.
latest researches into BabyloninaAzayzisn his end, they must be reminded that the removal of tory abow that the preserrod inscriptions of these that mild form of boersion would set Turkey also peoples are older than the oldest Egyptian is at liberty.
There are, indeed, strong reasons, altogether Boriptions: they rasch bank 4000 years 8. C. and still older onas may be found in the fatory apart from the potion of Bassis, for bringing to The language of the Japaness is Ural-Alinic, sed a close an anamalans and embarrassing situation. amage to presint representatives of this; It is a troublesome and thankless duty to stand by family by language the Japanese see the most impressing upon the Greeks the warning that numerous, and the only people that is mat- they must refrain from breaking the pace and ing devided programs. The oldest inscriptions to listen their vapouring vows that they will and pistares of Ancient Babylon have been phenover eubmit to sugh dictation Tas Powers tographically reproduced: they show a hair caunes always provido affect to play the police- less or shaved race, which reminds-one both of man at Suda Bar. Furthermore, the prolong- PROIDENT CLEVELAND OF SIRIKES,
the Japanose and the old Egyptians, and one does ation of uncertainty la distinctly unfair to the WASHINGTON, Särd April. indeed find faces in Japan which appear to be Forts, which, in this matter at all events. has President Cleveland in a message to Congress those of Egyptiss statuos returned to life. I deserved well of the Powers The Sultan has deals arbantively with the atriks question, and believe, therefore, that the finer type of the noted with becoming deference to the will of