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sims of the Society, and many of them have travelled gret distances to avail themselves of the skill of the Doctor. But, as Mr. Nya. pointed out, the results of Dr. KERE'slabours
the direct benefits to the Chic bend the nalutary effect upon our general relations with the empire-vill doubtless be more adequately appreciated by the foreign com munites sonic ten or twenty years henco Meuntime, Dr. Kenn will hear away with him the Laet wishes of his numerous trionds, and still more umorane. well wishers,
THE DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 1st, 1874.
The outward Feenoh mail pasaed Cape St James at 3.30 pm, yesterday, on its way to Saigon.
"On the Arrimi" of the German corvette
Hertha sha astuted the British ting, which was newered by Her Majesty's thin Victor Emanual and the
the ahore battery.
From Mocars. Thomine Watson and Co.'e Tea Rart, it appears that the geantity of Indian con exported in February last, was 2,196,176, as compared with 2,459,051 bs, exported in Febraary, 1875
By kind permission of Captain Bristow Divine Servion all be bald on board the Sydenham to-morrow morning at 11 o'clock. A up will go round the harbone to collect thou wishing to attend.
We learn that in addition to the $25 given by the Government to the people of the junk who saved the lives of the Russian fuamen ospaired in a boat near Green Island, they have also granted a free boat license to the junk-owANT for life.
HISTORICAL OUTLINE OF MEDICAL MISSIONS AT CANTON, HONG.
The total number of out-patients relieved during the your was 17,577, which shows sight decrease on the preceding year, when 18,594 attended. The proportion of new patients, however, was larger Inst year than in 1874, the number being 5,374 gainst 5,263 in 1874. The number of in- patients was 915, of whom 205 were females, This also shows a falling-off over the pre- vious year. It is accounted for partly by A now regulation requiring cack, patient
KONG, AND MACAO. to pay a small amor admission, and
The following is on Appendix to the Report weekly berefter, for wood and other kitchan
of the Medical Missionary Soalety in Chins for exponses. It became necessary to adopt this 1875 plau, Dr. Ker tolle us, because patientsanton by Dr. Alexandar Feurson, Physisian 4.D. 1805-Troiation was introduced at coming from the country would bring to the East India Company. He gave hit at bundles of wood with them and keep them tention to it for many years, until it was the under their bods in the wards. There were roughly establimbed in this Provints. His prize do some, who, having been cared, were dia. ist abstatut, ruuse surzame was Yau, tut known to foreigners as Dr. Longhend, continued, posod to make the hospital a stopping-place under the patronage of the older Howgun, to when they or their friendsbad occasion to visit vaccinate, and the basices is till (1876) son- the city. The total sum derived in various tinued by his son at the old family residence in
the 12th ward. vaya from in-patients was 8280.22, or nearly | one-fourth of the current expenses. · There is no doubt that it would be well to look for, a small fee from those who can afford to pay, but the Society does not wish to do any
1830-A Dispensary was opened at Marang ander the supervision of Rev. Dr. Morrison and Dr. Livingstone, sesisted by a native Voeter.
17-Dr. Thos. R College, Physician to the East India Company, -opened an Eye In Gruary in Meco, and 6.00 casce were treated 1628A Dispensary opened in Uanton for Chinese by the Physicians of the Foraign Community.
NEW CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE thing that wilt in any way detract from the tare it was closed in 1802.
HONGKONG;
basides other local information and stația- tics corrected to date of publication, tending to make this Work in every way suitable for Public, Morcantile, and General Offices. The provent Volume also contains u Directory of Singapore.
The CHRONICLE and DIRECTORY”Îa now the only publication of its kind for China and Japan.
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its character as a mission. While, those who have means might be expected to con tribute towards the expenses, they are anxicus that it shall be clearly made known that the poor are freely admitted without fee and as carefully attended to as the rioli. With regard to the bitter, Dr. Katz shows hat they can easily be made to see that it is proper for them to make some return, and relates a couroraation he bad with a patient in proof of the fact. This rouu, it vestua, and tried ten native doctors and paid them more than one hundred dollars before he sought medical assistance at the Hospital.
184-Rev. Peter Parker, M.D., an Agent of the American Board of Missions, arrived in in. He was the first Medical Missionary to this Empire.
1835 The Ophthalmic Espital'in Outon oposed by Rev. Dr. Parker. It was condested by him in San-tat-lan till 1856, and 53,721 duses
were treated.
1895. The Medioni Minionary Scoicly in Chian was organised in Canton, February 1st, 1838-A Hongital was opened in Masto by Da Parker.
POLICE INTELLIGENOD,
March Slat
MAINE MAQISTRATE'S COURT...
Flat Marok,
Beroge H. G. THONSETT, ES, RN.
THE "OYPALEN
THE ENGLISH CHURCH IN TEHERAN.
·TREASULE TROVE IN CEYLON. The Orylon Observer relates that a man, in A correspondent; writing from Taherati, thus digginga ditabin hingirlon, at Wastsla, lately describes the want of religious cenaslation for Before JAMES RUSSELL, Eeg,
came upon a man of bladen roastre consisting (Christians in that oily:-You sand misionaries of gold coins, enlid pieces of gold, and gold to all parts of the world; why not to Toberan ? John Kontor, a da un board the British.
Frank Sagmeib, abe engineers toward on, to the value of about (it is suid) 25,000. I hardly exaggerate the matter by saying that ship der ham charged two axon board the Britisti useamship Ompareas, was There more examined by a laddhias priest, but the English community in that the isbabit. O'Brien and Mariin, with stealing from his fox $3, n 31 notes at about 1. p.m. on the 30th obarged by William Macgregor, chief steward of otters are said to be Devanagari. The antives ants of the Polynesian Islands. During the
he could not read the inscription ou say, The more in want of calssionaries than the vacuol, with assaulting him and plea with believe every atient writing they cannot rand to many years that I have known Taberan there Court yesterday, Lod was charged with being
The prosecutor sulil he was of the Police being disorderly on board on the 30th inst.
The prosecutor said he went to the prisczor Devanagari Wattals, or Pasbotsl, is a place have occasionally bein some attecpta zude to drunk ad refusal to pay obair biro. He denied orbiu for something which he could not give fistorical note from a very sasient time. keep up a show of sligion. There were the charge of refumt to pay obair hire on the bim. The prisoner then followed him to the There was born close to the spot where the of all, prayer meetings in a great tent belonging breasure' was found, but the building how long to the inission; this was during summer with ground that too has demanded. He left second ongineer's cabin and straor him, on the the gout and got on board by 11 o'clock. At face. A mon named Waiter Brinsted prevented sonaad to exist The Pattini Down of Genshe fall of the leaves in suiciou religions 1.30 p. be pfreed $8, in $1 notes, in his bor him from striking him further. The chief owila (bullock's temple), is also by, and te fervour fell, and winter sa ne more prayere and on minutes afterwarde he missed it and officer was passing and tools isim to the captain.Koperally believed to existing from bour Later on a high-pood Groment official in- knowing the Stat prisoner, O'Brien, was a thief,
After the evidence of the man Brigated, the ignity. The votarios bolere it to be a place atitated prayer meetings. They were bald in de bo sile some towers from a ki nene tailor prisoner was fed 85; in default, 10 dayo immen snow of the finding, they wont to the spot athums and scrap-books. As suintroduction to at great canotty, Asscon is the village bead- large drawingsroon, the table covered with st Shanghai, La acted bi
prisonment TELECARDIA and endravound to presension of curry prayers, or seen sa sh accompaniment to them, it was thought perfectly proper to gaze at the Robert Thomson, toter of the Brit lab stea
portraits of antrames and other celebrition. ship Cadis, carged Jubu. Medullum, cook
The ervice lasted shout half an hour or less and Willinin Leclit, the boatswain, on board,
bat I cannot onlt it divine servies. Once it had the first with being drunk and rafsal of duty
heen going on for about ton midates, we, wore and going on shore without leave on the 30th
right in the midst of it, when there oso into inatant to accond with insolenba and refuent
the mom a young, influential man with great of duty orboard on the saiue date.
baatio and noise, dis watch in his band, saying, I say, look here, by Jowa, you are ten minutes fast. When the ritenent had subsided and
the service had been get going again, the door.
Mr. Rassel-How do you know. O'Brien etale the globien from the Obinaman. At Shangbai ! WitaceaBevanse Fanw him siṛal them. Mr. Inge) Did the Chipman complain to the plain P
Witores-Yea bai ho did not make much of a fuse bout it
Mr. Rusooll the captain end to make onquiry,
Witman said the optain did, kat witness dié not dirilga bis knowledge us he saw others who slay know, and he did not wish to get any mar into trouble,
Mr. Lüsself--Yon regily mean to muy that
the oldhes, and would not, when you ear you knew this man to be a thief, that you as bim sal the Vousers, and know he had the onplain making suquiries about the property for the purpoes of the owner of it shaving restored and the thial brought to justies, spent Rad say you knew all about it.
Wiese—No, I did not.
1
Tuo captain said the cook wout out shore with
thing that was found. Buste fortante lader bad secreted the elastine in consequence of which the Vilana Arachchi has presented a. potition to Mr.Layard, and as may expect the Government to take nation in the matter.
COLONIZATION OF FEW GUINEA, Signor D'Albortis, the distinguished Italian out leave and did not refurs until the morning-naturalist who has worked to laboriously on He met him in the atresty sterday and told bio Tule Island and the coast of New Guine, has
CHINA AND TUE POWERB.
Now there
to go off, hat be would not do so. The second litely giran la Independent opinion upon the was again opened, this time claviy, theatrically. was insolent und told him he did not do bis shemes of Fapaan colonication which have by a servant. In stalked a lady, elaborately duty, and then refused duty himself yesterday found some tone both in this country and in dressed and ornamented with many coloured the Australian colonies. As Italy is not likely ribbons, sr, extina, fora, lues, gold, silver. He afterwards and he would go to his chets.
The chief officer gave ourroborativa erinence. take in hand the unsiness of settling New It was her first appearance in European clothes i The first prisoner was ordered to forfait two Oninen, whether England deelines that task or she had been till then only seen in patire daya pay, and the second was ordered to forfait gut, it may be assumed that Signor D'Albertis attire. And then came her husband, a very tour dam psy.
judgment is abisssed by national in forcete or little man with a whita h vanities, Ha writes from Yale Inland to Dr. was a tremendous batie; everybody get up and Bennett, of Sydney, on the 29th of November changed bla seat far edinebody else's, chairs hat I hold the opinion that a Government wers apart, albums dropped, photographs Mr. RusellThen you are as bad as the Germans are evidently deeply gratised int the that would anier New Ganea would have to were soattared on the floor; and when it furt thief, and abetted him. Yon aught to be interferonse of England, Russia, and the Caited follow bio Deloh polity in colonizing more than the indy had found a sus the service was States to score justice from the Obinees for the that of the English. The Dutch raies thb na finished. Services like this went on for some aabame of yourself.
Withose Had I been called to a Court plundering of the German sobanner dana. In tiver of the cuntry they colonize to the position time. Suddenly there came to Toberan 5 ros should bare spoken the truth, Quan un article on the gistject, the North Garman of a civilized race, and I would call this system lurgycasu, a nember of the Missionary Bosisty. Mr. Rossell-Ware you usked whether you Grate alla Attention to the great imporanea systed of association whereas the Ballsh e gare us some good sermon, and the English knew mything about the clothes by the onytsis of the step, and points out that it may indirectly plan is usually, if not always, one of subation. Oborok flourishedia Tehoren. English society. or officers on board
www have a very beneficial effect on the relations uf Wilmee-Yoo, and I said I knew nothing England.and Chins. The crime of which then. Although from an lateraled paint of however, would or conid not suficiently re Ticw the latter is, perhaps, the most commorate the missionary, andhe lehon For German Government complains in very much renient, from a philanthropic point of view a long time after this Tekers knew nothing of about them.
Mr. Rowell-Did you speak the truth this, that of which the English Government com- the former would be preftrabit. Intelligent, Eaglis divine service. Then came two when naked ?
plains only the Clermann aufered at sea, we on Industrious, and persevering as the natives of Witgen No, I did got speaks the truth then. land. The fact, therefore, that the Favors moat Mr. Russell-Had you spoken the truth the interested in the East have aniled to demand this part of the country are they might become iu a abort time un important people, with whom you wild baze probably baye bid the oppm satisfaction for Germany insy, our Berlin con; it would be possible to cement a friendship tunity of speaking the truth in a Court of temporary thinks, indiate to the Chiness that which would be advantageins to both for as justice. Was not the caer brought to Court st they had better not resist British alates in obtaining the ampponel production of the Shanghai P
As they should have to account with the ather and, and to the, in exchanging their products Fowers as well. The North German Gasell for Barapoal manufactures. The salt de further uggests that if England and Bucal ends on the first impresion made on the bare found a coupon basis of police at the antives by the early setelan, for if the time for come to an anderstanding about other and more the colonization of New Guides be arrived, it ia the daty of any Goveramans annering New important interesse in Asist and as Germany Guides to atsilisha surveillance over the bad now been the meas of bringing them country on the day of the settler arrival, ao The witness than reamed his evidence, and mediator in larger subjects of dispate?
common in be history of civilization, and said that, suspecting the man O'Brien, be spole Nothing would be nors pleasing in Garman which have resulted in fatal consequences on to bimabout it and O'Brieu abased him, and than this proposal, as it implies that the Power after many bad words he was atrask by O'Brien, which was at one time politically the most both sides, but always endar in the total de
straction of the aboriginas." made a report, and from what the watch, despised in Europe ou now make is infame O'Brim's bed by the second cfficer..
the idea of German mediation in any difference Tiiafiret priauner admitted striking the pro- we may have with Rasis is not cos that will sector, but dealed stealing the mosey. He commend itself to Englishren; but it would be idia to appose, tint Germany will not pro
Witness Not that I now o Mr. Russell Wets the things retained and never delivered up to the owner by the prisonerf
Witness-They were never givin op 1. Mr. Rossell-Iben all I cu bay is you ought to be ashamed of yourself to woolly stand by and see a man robbed and not say anything
multor there is no resam why they should
1839. Dr. William Laishaset, of the London about it, and when asked, to dany all knowledgs. together, why, it is asked, should abenot become as to provëntangh usta of aggreation, as uré too Sundays the pleasure we had in listening to the
Ordere for Copies may be sent to the Daily Ho was very grateful to Dr. KERR for curing Board of Missions, arrived, but Boot returned Charlie Berg, soil; bis 3 was found under Relt at the remotest ends of the earth, Wo tear
Prees Difos, or to the following Agents:— MACAO Mr. L. A. de Graça,
SWATOW..........Mesers. Qualch and Campbell.
him, and would gladly have given some sub stantial token of it, but be bad spev ali bis
American missionarios, Methodiste, and they vera perceded to officiale. This was again an scossion for something extraordinary, Not natisind with plain estvice, our jeansese stardo must agoja bure choral musia and singing. A armonim was prooured, and six or sight of our young fashimables, after dua prasticn of hymns, lifted up their voice with inch fore but little harmony in the home of the Ameri- cada nery Sundly. The Angriaus bad up tule for music, or they could not in their consience matou Methodist uerriso agree with divide service according to the practice of our Established Chureb, and fres four or five powerful though quaint sermons of the younger lesionary was out short. Since then we have fallen back into our former state of darkness, and church" is to us a thing of remembrance only, Here, at Tebaran, the British Govern- ment kegs up brge and very costly establish. THE AMERICAN PALESTING
meat. We bave an Envoy Extraordinary and £5,000 per EXPEDITION.
Minister Plooipotentiary with annum, Orientaload. Occidental ssocataries, at- The correonpent of de Pall Mall Gazette tachis, a physician, interpreters, native writers,
benevolent Government good and substantial to take into account, and no sobject of the new the country The wombers of it have returned readences-for the winterhalt solidly in red Empire olika to ses Rumian resources too to the United States to teorit their bealtbe rapidly ingreased. On the other band, a cast and couvase for funds for the ultimate complex and covered with iron roof a clock a four-dialled clock, gardens the summer, light. extension of Russian power night one day betion of their work. In Damascus an oueasy and ponda; and for
fered as a bribe for the non-influe of this feeling bill prevail, although several tarbutent and airy bats, netructed of mud bricks, Üzar în sognflict with France. Obile,
Mosleme bare boon imprisoned arok to the reals, oilpaint, and plaster, far away from Palice Sergeant Flynn said when the pri
satisfaction of the Christians. At Aluppo an the hot air of the town, a ne garden, &c.1 injudicions altamps of the Terra Santa priestu bus for neither winter nor amor hare sonen wira brought to the police chop the
THE MARINE CARRYING FRADE, to put up a ball bar led to na patresk of fans-ther a chaplain, We Look wall sitar, tho. Beoont admitted he took the money for a lark,
Frank Bristow, mester of the British ship The scored anmbor of the Statistical Abstract ticul feeling, but co serious damages we done. badily welfare of the members of our Logation; Sydenham, said a report was made that Kostir for the Principal Foreign County giving the The creation of a abuzak bell in Damnus was by their spirits wolfare in neglected. The had lost money and that O'Brien trad strusk details of their trade shipping ratiways, was the principal caso ist led to the ma- Bestians have a tle chapel here in their mis
He sent the second oficer to mate revenue, &c. from 1880 to 1875 drawn from sacre in that city in 1860. Donsiderable alarmin building, with a priest and an assistant; search and $3, in $1 notes, wars brought to him. official returns, which he just beer published, was created tere lagt, wees by the report of the Roman Catholica, prinsipally Franob, have. He questioned O'Brien and be confessed that is cepecially venfal at the present time, when Draze laing against the Christians at Abaih, a nice little capul of their own, twa French when at liberly yesterday he speat all his money, so much attention to being paid to theconditions tire Lano. A Druze and Ma pricta, nad me sure da aharité; but we Pro- Witness asked abugs the 80 Land under bis nader which our merchant, weasele si fa trade cuite we wrestling ping, but is the tentouts, principally represented by the English. bed, and be donisd all knowledge of the money, for theinture. The figures given in this abstract duarad of the straggle the latter, Patting the have neither urob nor clergyman, and in and aid to could swear to that before a maga- would indeed be saciently remarkable nader worst of it, bat bir tempor, drow bis koife, and Persian minds there is the impression that we BANGKOK........Maars, herbe, Jullien & Do. regard to this vice shows that the monthly | in Lün Hing Street. On Recount of failure of language to Koster for accusing bim, He went thon has yet been shown the tendency which excited the Drazes, who were unfortunately wishes, penknives, and beer, but that we are trate, O'Brien was using very threatening any oireamatanges. They show more clearly wounded bis opponent. This treacherous act may have abope and money, and make good
AMOY........Mesers. Wilson, Nicholls & money and vas.constrained to bor a few chah Duited States on the outbreak of war between said that at about 2. o'clock Martin gave him forndly affect the futare policy of Bassi. Tu Beyrout rites The American Palestinegadoners, e, All have provided for, them by
..Meaera. Wilson, Nicholls & Co. to pay his passágo home. It will thus be pluses on Medial Missions. In 1841 he visited the money, and asid keep, is stil 6 o'cluas.latter is the most powerful neighbor she has Expedition boa once asort deered to exist
NEWCHWANG,
Mears, Wall Holtz.
FAMOSA.... FOOCHOW... Measro. Hedge & Co.
seen that there would be no dificulty in NINGPO....
Mesare. Kelly & Co., Shanghai. showing the more prosperous patients that SHANGHAI. SHANGHAI. Messrs. Kelly & Co
it is right and reasonable that they should HAYKOW and Mera. Hall & Holtz and Kelly show their appreciation of the benefits.
· RIVER PORTS,
&Co., Shanghai.
amal fee. It QUEPO and Mesers, Hall & Holtz and Kelly they recese by paying
Oo, Shanghof. would perhaps be advisable unct to fix TIENISIN and Messrs. Hall & Holtz and Kally any specifio sum, but leave it to the PERING........
& Co., Shanghai. N&QASAKL.......The C. and J. Trading Co. gratituie of the patients to give what they HIOGO, OɛAKA..The U. and J. Tuding Co. caar afford. YOKOHAMA...... Meaare Luca, Crawford & Co, TOKORAMA...... Mr. C. D. Mosè, Japan Gaisflo
Clice. MANILA Messrs. J. do Loyzaga &Oo, SAIGON......... Mr. J. H. Bloous, Independant
Effice, SINGAPORE.... Musara, Lidielow and Martin,
LONDON....... Mr. F. Algur, Clement's Lane. LONDON Mr. Geo, Street, 30, Cornhill LONDON........... Mesara. Batos, Haciy & Co. SAN FRANCISCó Mr. L. P. Fater, 21, Merchants'
zohange. NEW YORK..... Messrs. S. M. Persigill & Co.
37, Park Bow Hongkong, January 3rd, 1876.
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The Daily Pre
HONGKONG, AFEL 1er, 1879.
During the year one hundred and forty two opium-smokers applied to the Hospital to be cured, and the majority professed, on leaving it, we have got rid of the habit. The statistics collected by Dr. Kren with
expenditure on it varies in different cases from $1.50 to $15. A number of surgical operations in peculiar cases of interest. to the faculty, are recorded in the
who cared to receive them.
Report.
Bud Japan.
Street.
obau and Sai-nam on the Weat River,
At the timo ha did not know what it was or
what meant. He anbaqnently learned that Martin bad bien playing a lurk.
The second prisoner said he did take the money, but it was only to play a krk on Kostor, who she a very strange man when larks were played on him.
.bim.
a lurk.
tower with
LA LLAMA'S DANCE.
were wonderfully
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to the mask-miter to any lending London
Misión, arrived in January, and took charge of the Hospitulia Macao;.
1839-Dr. B. Hobson, at the London Mission, joined Dr. Loebbert in lacto.
1889-Dr. W. B. Diver, of the American tone on account of tailure of health.
1340-Rev. Dr. Pariter returned to the England and China. He lostured in many England and Restland and mach interest we led on the subject of medical misioni al a result of bis vicit, the Bioburgh Medical Missionary Society was formed,
1841-Kar. Dyer Ball, MD of the American Board, arrived in Chine, and in 1843 opened a Dispersary in Hongkong. In 1846 be removed to Canton, where be distribated medicins fron place to place, and in 1848 opened & Dispe194) si Bam-ba-lan which was continued unfa 1858, 1813-A Hospital was built in Hongkong and placed under the cure of Dr. B. Babson, Jano lat. Its coutinol antil December 1847, ap to which time 2,200 in patients, and 7221 out-patients were registered on its tooks.
·1844-Rov, A. P. Happaz, M.D., of the Ameri. removed to Canton in 1847 cuk Presbyterian Bourd. Arrived in Chim and 1244-Dr. W. Divan, of the American Bap tist Society, arrived and opened a Dispensary beth be returned home in 1847.
1647.-Dr. Hirsohiberg, of the London Mia. (on boird the Palos Hulk and get the polies on cxista le throw the carrying trade of the world encouraged to take the lay into their own handeja pooplo ba kuon not a Crestor.-Pall Mall· ·
board. On his arrival on board he met Mar- more completely into English hands Looked by two Bela of the Noked feudal family. At Genette. som arrived and took obarge of the Hospital tin, who came up to him and said, he was at from this point of view, one of the most hamaltuone moctinge wat ongs and threate in Hongkong, which be conducted until 183, the man who took the money, int he took it for interesting things in the tables in the proportion against the Christians, with the usual sscom- when be removed to Amer.
which the home shipping entered and cleared panisent of blank firing, were indalged in. Tha
A Lima's dance came of at the Buddhist Religious services have been regularly and opened the Kam-.faa Hospital in the what prisoner was doing in the forecastle wanakipping anterod and cleared during the same hare, howenr, stifled the rising flate by the Cathedral the other day. These dances aro
1848, Dr. B. Hobson removed to Union By the second prisoner-He did not know to and from each country bears to the foreign Lebanon anthorities, supported by the consula and carefully maintained, and tracts Western Suburb. It was conducted by bia he ear bis coming out.
time. I almost every one it will he found arrest of the two Beks and eighteen other beld twice a year, and are apparently of a with great success until 1856, when it. An W Ritake, the second-officer, said the prose that the foreign shipping has twia the tonnage, races, who much to the disgust of their seat, reigione obaraater, being intended to pat the. have been supplied to those pattells clsed by the outbreak of the sccund war withoutorame to bim at about 2 o'clock and said he and, therefore, does twice blas' work, of the for nation, as they love to sail themaire, bare evil spirita on good terms with the follower of
During the England.
D: Hobson then removed to let 33, and a ballared O'Brien stela home dipping. It only two countries be coat so Gazir, i the centre of the Maronits Buddhs during the ansaing season, year for persons applied for admission Shanghai, where he had charge of the London the money. He went to O'Bria to see about namely, in Norway and in the United dietrios, for trial. The Christian who was the performance bugan about noon, and was con- into the church, and it is believed that many sich Hospital for two years,
it, and O'Brien called Roster a long liar, and Kingdondoos the bone shipping entered and origin of the tumult has also been imprisoned tinned until close on 8 p.m., whom it terminated: 1850-Dr. Holean pablished in Canton the after other streng language knocked Koner cleared exceed the foreign shipping and in A ghazoo, or raid, on a large scale baa bean with throwing stort of altar, found which the more returned to their homes favourably Trün-tai-sao-lat; an outline of Anatomy and down. He thoni O'Brien to work at the main these two the proportion la czudly reverend successfully carried ons by the Sebaab and priests had danced, down the back. all disposed towards Christianity. As we haro Physiology, the first work on scientis me before remarked, this is the best and most dicipe ever and a Chine. It was followed rigging where he made use of very bad language, the home shipping doing at least twice the Raallah Hedonin tribes against the tests of the attentinrce of Europeane was exceedingly small; by volume on Sorgery, on Fractice of Medicine, and mid he wonki make Koster swallow his carrying trade of the foreign shipping. Taking wellknown Sheikh Mahomed et Dalice, of the probably because only those who are known Wald Ali vibe. But Sheikh Mahained has personally to the head men amongst the So few months ajnos, we understand,} practical, and at the same timè, most nù- en Midwifery, and Natural Philosophy, which words after 6 o'clock. The noise broughout the France and the United Senice ne the most improbably now only given up what be forcibly Bhootous had any intimation of the time when
captain, when enquiry was made by him, portant countries nest, to Great Britain given the Goveromout Civil Servants in this Cokny obtrusivo form in which to place Chris-bure bad & very extensive arcolation in Obius Roster then called him into the forecastle and in the sletract, it will be found that in 1860 acquired from the same caemics about four years the dance world hours off. Thus, did not mado application, by petition, to the Home tianity before, the Chinese,
in appearance were welccrued most cordially, It is far less 185A Dispensary was opened by Rev. Dr. Charles Berg..ho did tob duty all France bad about 40 per cost of home shipping ago,
landings" of morga and tea were provided by Government to be placed ex the same footing likely to oxcise opposition or rouse prejudice Hepper Desr Taing-hot site in the Southern when the money was and pointed to O'Brien's the proportion bad dwindled to 33 per nont night and slept during the day, said bekam to 60 per cent. of foreign shipping. I 1879
ANOTHER ST. SIMON STÝLITES,
the hosts. The Deputy Commissioner arrived on with regard to levo and pensions as Har when thue quietly propagatad.
A lindo mendicant (a Gionestee), on Friday heid of the avere leading to the Temple by a Erenbach, and in 1852 another in Tai-ping-shabad. He found the $3 under 'Brisa's bad. home to 67. por cent, foreign. The change in
the scene about 9 pum, und was feceived at the MAPESTY's Consular officials in China. The the Medical Mission, however, has not
Bog said, being in the forecastle, he heard the Unit Stutea trade is still more striking morning last, approached the pole which is used 1854.-D. J. G. Kerr, of the American some money was lost and had seen O'Brien 1o 1860 the United States had 71 per astt of as a flag-skin the centre of the Mombadavin ignard of botice, with band sad colore. What petition was duly forwarded, and the reply, escaped opposition altogether. The numer Presbyterian Mission, anired, and the Dis- thors previously placing big hand ander his home shipping entered and cleard to 29 per tuck by mans of a tony, climbed ap it, and, perhaps, is on the shears of Llouse, which is in the negative, has been received ans astire practitioners regard it with little pasuries at 'Is ag-hoi ate and Tai-ping-obs bed. He suspects him, and whom he went est, vent. of breiga shippion: thirteen years later, aquated binaalf on a truck, shost these fest in Puntomime conlated of a dance of loud.
streck were placed in his chorge. The refusal, though perhaps disappointing good will, feeling, naturally perhaps, that
1955.-The Ophthalmic Hospital was trans-were rog fann the 15. Soon after O'Brien way, and howe shipping is repeated by a twenty feet high from the surface of the water. roben, with masts on their beads repress
witnes went to the bed to see if the money was in 1878, the foures wao precisely the other in diameter at the top. The pole v. about orgeously rod in figered Chiza Bill to the applicants, is nct very surprising their creftis in danger. The people gener-ferred to Dr. Kerr. There are some undoubted
1885-Her, B. H. Graves, M.D., of the came in again, and witness aboud beside him to perocat ge of 28 to the percentage of 71 in Frequent applications buts boon made to himing death, dear, natelope, parrot, a aromalies
slly have had their faith in these poor Beathern. Baplist Convention, arcived; see bat be did... O'Brien placed his band foreign bottoms, Startling as these figures are to some dows; but this be obstinately declines reseted, and would buvo tona zo discredit hetween the two services, aud the
under the bed at the same place to see if the when the nakedly put forward, bay are, of to da unless he is presented with a sum of Rs. Consular officials possess some advantages quacks sadly shaken, and it is probable that as conducted Dispensaries in Shin Bing Ng money, was there. He did not take it awiy, doares, intly borne out by the Tables of Bhip. 2,000. The man refreabat hilmselt Corsionally theatre. After this had lasted some time, the 1855-Rev. H. Goeking, M.D., of the Berlin and eben the recond officer came into the foreping belonging to each country. It may there. by drawing 1p water from the tank by means of avers £led into the ample to change thair fter Colonial officers. But the latter, it good many of them have suffered some
saatir witness told him where the money was. be seen that, while the merchant shipping of a small veul which he had previously supplied must be remembered, are, on the whole, as in consequence. The Rev. E. FABER, iu Mision, arrived. He lived in Ann Ou District The accad offler sent to the bed and found all the text of the Powers bus ofther remained himself with. The police are content with Jr, and the stage sua ocupied by what
and dispons. diedicines antil. 1864, when be
stationary or bas shaolutely declined betweer watching bis movements night and day, and, Llamas then reappeared, each slothed in might be terms elowna and pantaloons. Eleven decidedly better remunerated, and if their his Report of the Dispensaries at Fo-mun and
returned to Germany.
Mr. Bussell told the prisoners there was 1860 and 1873 the mercantile marine of on his elighing from that position, they will diferent dresses, each of which was of China. 1856, The Ophtalmie Hospital was slabe evidently no lark in the affair, as no one else but Great Britain petition Lad been acceded to, the Consular Tuug-kan, referring to the hostility felt
and Norway is greatly arrest him. The Deputy Commissioner hasil, with various emblems worked on them; by war with Rusland, and the building is San- temiren kast of the money being taken and increased. The. increase in the trading issued instructions to in superintendent of the one in particolar, the bead Liams, having sevCD servants might probably have found use to by the native doors towards the a-las was destroyed in the burning of the onealed. If it is a lark they should haveat capacity of vessele under the British flag in Division to prosente the man for attempting skulle and an irradiated eye worked on the complain that they wore relatively underpaid. Mission, says that a good deal of this ill-tutorien. The building had been given free of once said so, when they saw nations enquiry indeed, cnormous when the subalitution of commit suicide, It would be better to take front of his robe, Each, Llama ware an Of course it would be greatly to the navan- fooling will disappear when the medicines great for more years by Hongus.
1857.-F. Wong, M.D., a native of China, being tande, instead of which they had done stemmers for sailing vessels is tabez into the bins down from bin parebit once, wilboat whit
enormous steeple bat, surmounted by the re lage of the Government and, probably, to the purchased from the native chops. The ob-arrived Trom England in connection with the quite the opposite. They were silent, the money const; and it should further ha borna in ing for him to choose his own time for doing station of human skull, cut of the top of which leaued a festuor. The band, majority of its Civil Servants, if they were stacles in the way of this arrangement are Lindon Missionary Society. He graduated in as needed, and when suspected and aonused and that Canada, which finde no place in this so-Bomba Gorités.
abstract, stande vow fourth on the list of the all placed as an equality in this respect with at present that the native shops are not you is the firat Ubinene on whom a medion and Martin to two mantle, medicine at the Diversity of Edinburge, and Beira sesaulted the loser.
O'rica was sent to five months hard labour,
thigh bone temapata, and drause, then strook conisting of symbals, gange, fog borms (P),
the Consular servants, But there are many provided with foreign drugs, and they cannot diplomia was conferred. On his arrival in
up what appareatly was meant for a grand match. "An old-gentleman who, if he were got differences existing in various colonies which be relied upon to sell puro and genuine Hongkong, be conducted a dispensary there.
Oban Aabung brick-layer, was fined $1 for cannot be end of thair exports sad importa, A little essation www produced a few days ago np in surpline and bood, right have prosed for Buro stast increase is to be observed in every by the newelbat a French officer hac forwarded the Precentor of a Cathedral eo vepszable and it would be difficult to redroso. For instance, articles, while many of the medicines will Wong amine to Capton and re-opened the Lam gaming in Taiping-aban.
izatan The exports and imports of Bussis, a challenge to the first Captain of the Imperial volont did he look, was assisted by a jolly. the officials of one colony very much nearer be too expensive for the poor among the lifan bospital which he conducted until
Wing Afuk, a boatman, was charged with the Holland, Belgia, and Austris bare increased Foot Guards at Potsdam. This challenge, lasting Llama, the wight have almost been home than Hongkong coat the whole of Chinese to purchase. But the simpler
1858, The Medical Missionary Soolaty's lacsony of clothing from two farmere, who 100 por sent or even more during the thirteen which claded in an iúsulting manner, added, taten for Lay Canon, leading the chair, and their leave instead of half, as is the cus here remedies will in the course of time become hospital was re-opened by Dr. Kerr in Chinese who slept at a bouse last night where the gris increase has been most marked. This is ment wore invited to meet an equal number of round the altar keeping time to the band, she arrival in the Colony on the 17th instant, and genre pumed in review. In France, too, the it was mid, that 30 offices of the same regi- obanting a way from a main book. After filing and in the Straite and Ceylon. It is, there known to the Chinese doctors so-called, who boug in Tang Sha Street.
1869A Depensary opened in Fat Shan by oner resides, micly Gilman's Bazuar. It particularly apparent in the inatubos of in French fliers, leaving the Germans to 5x the priests, each of whom had a dorge in the right lore, not to be wondered at that the Govern by and bye may be content to subside into Kerr.and dentinned for 4 years.
appera the two prosecutors had oosssion to get parts for home consumption. In 160 the vulne place and time. It was appoard at Berlin that Land, formed to linas, with the two chief ment failed to see the urgency of the petition. more druggists, and allow disures of a
1865-Kam-li-fau, bpopital transferred to Ep eply this morning, and on estaroing: mjised t of these importe weis £15,802,000 in 1874 the the challenger must baja captain, as be ad- Liamus at the head, and facing to the north, their clobbing from the bed. They want out value. £140,308,000. Is appen, therefore, dressed bie etter to ptain. Now, though Ras and several other things were then thrown The officials of this Colony are well paid and serious mature to be treated by the new D. Kerr's are, and finally closed in 1870.
in search and found the proner, who had say i that by lir the largess proportion of the is the people of Berlin have laughed at the affair, pony by the fils leader, each time onysbing wİR 1866-The Medical Misalonory Solety's have really little cause to complain, as most school of practitioners which will spring up busual removed to its present boation, he left the bosse, in the street with the pancrease of the commerve of the world is carried remarking that the dual enght to come off as thrown away, the circling round the altar we of them will doubtless aceit on mature con under the auspices of the Medical Mission, ground, which is owned by the Society, cook for the clothing in his possession of sporto, so there is ridence that Bisstre, the Innacio augum near Paris, this repeated; until it last, this portion of the care The pawnbroker produced the thinge, and up to ile present dute the growth of our carry strange challenge seema to bave created a oer-vay was brought to a close by the bond Liams 0,400, sideration of the advantages they enjoy. The Report contains other useful informa- 1875. The buildings on the hospital lot have recognised the prisonor as the person who in trade continues almost unchecked.
tain sensation, which will speedily be allayed frig an arrow towards the porth. The priests on as accurate account béng given of the inci- that formed themselves into a circle, the bead tion, and thie your is corished by an Ap-been erected at a cost of $11,116. The fonds pad then.
parto prisoner ray sentenced to six montba URE FORSNAKE RITES.
dent. The challenger is not connected with Liams placing timsalf just in front of the eboir, THE Report of the Medical Missionary Society pendir, giving a brief historical outline of the support of the hospital buve been hard labour, being three months for each ser
the French srniy, to which be has not belonged and his conditur at another portion of the plied mostly by foreigners, but since 1880, the
Several cases of puke bite, in which the for ten year. After gaiving it te led, accord-ide. The laity then came forward to receive the in China for the year 1875 has just come to Medical Missions at Cautod, Hongrong, and shon of 45,800 has been contributed by ustives
Tai Ahi, mintea of house No 110, Coshrane value at Professor Halford's remedy, subing to whatia related, a very adventurous life beradiction of their pastors, and each, baring land. Its publication has been delayed to a Macao, and which is published in another for building purposes and duriant openStred, was summoned for making a largo jessentages Injection of ammonis, has been and rejoined during the war, being tationed pariously deposited a current coin of the realm
1876 mming Cerron, M.D., of the somewhat later date this year then usual, column,
Amerione Præbyterian Mission, arrived, Ja paper fire outside ber door, thereby endanger demonstrated, bave, mys the Melbourne Argus at the vagoste, of a boueged fortress. Bie in a plate of rice pissed near the head Llam, lately occurred in the sileny. At Beymour, ou pondast in this position was recorded in such tient flown are received his episcopal blasking probably on Lexeunt of its being. Dr. KEBE's
nuary 18th. King the neighbourhood. She was fined $2.
the Lath of December a young man, twenty-six a way that when in the latter part of the which was given by planing both bande cu the farewell Report. This gentleman's con
1863-At the 374b Annual Meeting of the OBEATING A DISTURBÁNUM, We are requested to announce that the state Missionary Ecciety, January 19th, Dr. Kor 70- steamship Candia, was urged with creating a snake between the thumb and the fret finger of ment to solvit the commind of a fros porpa, the been blessed by the caperior, be, or ebe, passed Janes McGuigan, a Eremau on board the years of age, named Dwyer, was bitson by swar be preopted bimself to the Tour Govern- sijm of the supplant's head. After each had nection with the Society has extended now of the cricket ground after the late heavy raine signed his charge of the hospital, and it was disturbance, in the street. He was fined 50 the right hand. The wound wai renciven al Government, in spite of his reputation for on to Lams number two, probably the deau, nearly twenty-two years, during which will not permit of the matah taking place placed in Dr. Gurrow's care......
this day. It is therefore postponed indefinitely 1876Total number of in-patients from 1854
cente
nine o'clock, und no treatment was applied bravery, did not deem it prudent to confide to who also put his haute on their heads in the period he has devoted himself with rare zaal
"A WOULD-BE BUICIDE.
until half-past elern, when the patient was bim the wrateed and independent post tu same way. It is noteworthy taas the number to date: 10,970. Total number of operationa and self-denial to the trying out of the
LlChan Sio, a vidow woman, 95 years of powerles und almost insensible, Ammouis which ha spirod. Refusing to mubait to the of women who presented themselves for this The Bruthors Thomas, profesional divere, for stone for same period 430, of which 100 age, par bbarged with attempting to cunnit was injestad into his right arm, when be retarding of a direct chief, bo was then ant to one laying on of lmde was fully three times n beneficent purposes of the Mission. He bat who arrived a short time since, with Capio Lithotomy by Dr. Wong, and Il-Lithɔ̃tem suicide by hanging berarli.ERGONEvived at once. He suffered a relapse, but the of the oamp in formatics, where he remained great as the number of men who were bluesed,
ware Lithotomy and 87. Lithotrity by Dr. Kerr z sundered bis connection with it at length Robertases emperintendent, leave to-morrow
A soman, named Tang Awar, asid this mum- ammont was again encoomfully applied, sud without taking an betiva part til the war con. This ceremony having ended, the Llanne, each only on account of doncatic reasoan, and is the chartered steamer Rajah, with the by. Dr. Dicken Total weight of stose reing after breakfast she wont to draw water and be ultimately recovered. At Bangered a young oluded, whereupon, Cowing to the general în turn, executed a par soul, and went into the
sahooner Interor as tender, to commerce opera moved 408 ounces, or 2. takica leave of the institution with which he tiene on the wreek of the steamship Japan, ***
Dispenser bar Leon vonducted in buik saw the prisoner standing on a ledge or wall at girl was bitten by arnaces and gradually sarf dismissal of free corps, he returned to privato Tample; they were needed by two clowns, Green Mount. She had a rope tied round ler into a state of atapor. Two tours and i life, no longer bolonging in my way to the each with a skull for a mesh, and a walle jacket, has been so long and honourably connected
ng by Ber. A. Krolozyk; in Tung-kun vity sock and we tying that or end to a tree half after she was bitten ammonia wai Aray. Honext appeared in a famoni military with site pailated on it. They performed a very by Rev. J. Nacken and Bar. H. Faber; For She feat up and took her dom; the prisoner injected Relief was immediately obtained, trial, where is evidence and his attitude during grotesque pas de deus for a short time, and The proclamations against plam amoking am by Rev. E. Faber, and in Fuk-wing by was all wee. She fore her home and put dry and the girl rapidly recovered. A third the war gave rise to oberrations which made a rared. This dosed the dancing portion of the celing of the Society at Canton roll team followed by another sot, in relation to Dispensary was conducted in Pak-laby yanng was angry. She did not know the woman, or froin "Akzandring hero a little gist, we here that he challenge ist be attributed to been already gald, by the altar boing carried
filminated by the new Viceroy, Ben, have Rev. J. Nacker, all of the Barmer Misalon. A clothes on ber. The prisoner scolded her and case: happened on the Acheron, seven miles the time a lively lurpresion. It was thought ceremony, and the whole, terminated, as has marited tribute to his unwearying and suc foreigners. These are certainly original. Un- cessful labours in the Hospital was paid by Cenacle for the protection of foreigners, this like prozacations which have been artorted by
man trained in the Kamli fou kospital.
why he wanted to bang berselfiv
yaare of uge, the daughter of a farmer named reeclombeas which, it seems, has animated bim short way in pr cession and thrown down the „Tu esse was femanded until the Sed, and the Doak, was bitten by a sonke just above the since be Barbie conduct at the carports during klad-Darjiling News Ut. HaPPER and other speakers, and the new edict is not only unprompted, bot breathes
The total quantity of gold exported from New womit who, was the means of preventing the ankle of the left foot Symptoms of complete the war the subject of disagreeable construc- thanks of the Society, expressed in very a spirit of good-will wilch is quite vangelistic. Zealand, from 1st April, 1857, to the end of last prisoner from committing suicide and who was coma were setting in when the ammonia injections: Howver this may be, this isolaced
terms, were terdered to him for Foreigner are not only to be protected when year was 7,855 295uz valsed at €30,936,786. no kid in giring ber ebelter and supplying dry tion was used with angical efect The child challenge isbot in suy way opaneated with the Mr. George Smith's usesion to Constantinople preaching their doctrines, healing the wick, comparison between the exports of gold in sloshin to her, was bighly complimented, and sat upright and became quite lively. A relaper temper of the Army, or of the French people, has been onexseful. He 201, arrived in bis valuable 0120 lug-continued ser-hunting, or travelling for mere aingement; laut 1976 and 1824 show tant at every port where told her humanity would be brought to the accutries, a second Injection was made with ss and I underfind the Frotch Government, im England, having obtained a fenen for further vices. The fame of E. KERE's humane they are to be regarded with the most friendly gold was exported with the exception of two, a noting of H. the Governor
- great effet na before, and the obild from that mediately of hearing of it, and without even ortavations et Kouyanjik from the Tarkish time osetinued to improve until her recovery, knowing whether I would be naked for ex- Conrument. The firean will be available for efforts for the mitigation of suffering bas, Lefinge. Buoba novel movement has set the much smaller quantity was exported in 1875 DRINK AND ITS EFFITS.
natives to speculate on the cause, and they are then in the previous year. The difference in Jague Malone, » stateLeeper on board the Another case in mentioned of a native women plapations on the unatter, fastened to disavow on! two year, and it in to be lioped that bowever, spread for beyond the boxads of nearly nimous in attributing it to appro- value was £97561 in favour of 1874, From stesship Belgie, got drunk and went to blows on the Wirregs station, South Australle, who by telegraph the author of this frock, and do another expedition may be speedily feed out Canton. The Chinese throughout the whole bensions of another rebellion, conterning which colland, 43,1005, were exported; Greymouth, Gil Liningecords wtart to get a boat and was bitten by a snake on the ankle. She bo protest on behalf of the Army and the nation to recover all thefragments of Asher-bani-pal's asy responsibility which cavillece Library that still remain hurled. On his way of the southern portion of the Empira know wild turim are current; and in inferring that $0.00 Dunedin. 115 Hokkika, folit the water. He, however, got out, and came unoussions, and the surface of the body at
Shen is solleitons of making friends among 48.138oz. The total exports for the year were was taken to the station,
| was tersing sold, wien ammonia va injapted, might, try and fasten upon themTimes bous Mr. Smil paid a ajul to Cyprus,-9 and appreciate the disinterested and noblet foreignem in prospect of needing their aid, }$45,3220m, valpad at £1,407,770,-
He was fineck 40 centa,
The women of ones retired and recovered, "Correspondait"
with very evident regret. At the lusturuual
warm
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1859-On the ocasatijn, of hostilities,. Dr.
November 1800.
the aloney.
PAGGAMBLING.
STEALING CLOTHING.
LA BONFIER
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merchant navies of the world. Although, how THE TRENCH CHALLENGE TO THIRTY ever, theobipping of the foreign nations other than Norway remains thas stationary.taa sama
GERMAN OFFICERS.