“WE rend that Father Ignatius has a nunnery at- tached to Llanthony Abbey, where a few Sun days ago a young lady was initiated into the
pysteries of the Black Veil. Her hair was cut |
alie was invested with a crimson veil and a wreath of flowers, and monks, nuns, sisters, and acolytes prosirated themselves before her. After a considerable amount of these theological theatricals, the novice was placed upon a bier, the funeral service chanted, a muffled bell tolled, and the monks carried both the bier and its oc cupant out of the chapel: she was dead to the world for evermore.
SCOTLAND appears to be up in arms over the
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1882.
FRANCE IN THE FAR E
To-day's Advertisements.
FOR MANILA, VIA AMOY.
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¿ "DIAMANTE Captain Cullen, will be despatched for the above Ports, TO-DAY, the 1st instant, at FIVE P.M.
For Freight or l'assage, apply to
RUSSELL & Co. Hongkong, 28th November, 1882.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE Undersigned has received instructions POLICE to Sell by Public Auction,
recent war. From home papers we note that a Tourane peninsula and of the isle of Palo Condore. from the CAPTAIN SUPERINTENDENT OF
suggestion has been made in many quarters of Scotland that Sir Archibald Alison should be presented with a sword of honour, in recognition of the manner in which he led the Highland Brigade during the Egyptian war. On October 9th the Fort William Comunissioners passed a resolution, declaring that the special despatches had done scant justice to the Highland Brigade and Sir Archibald Alison, its commander, and that steps be immediately taken to present that
_officer_with_a_sword of honour..
BRITISH NORTH BORNEO,
[FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.]
.*** 14th November, · Affairs in this country are progressing very rapidly, and in a manner which must give satis- faction to all who are interested in the future welfare of the settlement. On my arrival at Sandakan I was greatly surprised to see the vast amount of traffic carried on between the natives and the Chinese, Mr. Fryer, the Resident, very kindly took me in hand, and showed me round the stores, where I saw a considerable quantity of produce, consisting of pearl-shell, beche de mer india-rubber, birds' news, and many other articles far too numerous to mention. We next took a turn through the Settlement, and had a look at the public offices, which stand on the face of a smail bill. They are, of course, modest looking buillings compared with the palatial
TO-MORROW,
the 2nd December, 1882, at Two PM, at his Sales Rooms, Queen's Road, ONE BAY AUSTRALIAN. HORSE. TWO WHITE CHINESE PONIES. ONE CREY CHINESE PONY, TERMS OF SALE.—Âs customary.
J. M. ARMSTRONG, Auctioneer. Hongkong, 1st December, 1882.
NOTICE
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HAVE THIS DAY SOLD to Mr. F. D. GUEDES the GOODWILL, PLANT MA- CHINERY, &c., of the BUSINESS OF GENERAL PRINTERS and BOOKBINDERS hitherto carried on by me under the style of DE SOUZA & Co., and my Interest and Responsibility in the said Firm ccases from this date.
J. J. DE SOUZA. Hongkong, 1st December, 1882.
WITH reference to the above, I have THIS
F. D. GUEDES.
Hongkong, 1st December, 1881.
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The instinct of empire, says the London Daily News, seems to be reviving among the French, who during the last few years have, en encr- getically extending the area of their moviy in the East until they now include pinces so wide THE Steamship apart as Cochin-China, Madagascar, and the Isles of the Pacific within the sphere of their activity. In the Indo-Chinese peninsula France has long possessed diplomatic rights which needed only to be enforced to establish her power on the very threshold of the once-famous Empire of Annam. A trenty nearly one hundred years ago conferred upon her the sovereignty of the It mattered little to the legality of her rigins that more than three generations passed away before the least attempt was made towards occupying these possessions. The expedition to Peking in 1861 was for France an empty triumph, as far as her relations with the Chinese were concerned; but it served the purpose of directing her attention to the rights, she had previously secured in Chinese waters. Among these the cession made by the ruler of Annam in 1787 manked as not the least important, but the Court of Pud regarded with consternation the possibility of a European settlement being estab lished so close to its doors as the Tourane peain- sula. The murder of a French subject, M. Diaz, precipitated the crisis, and to an avenging fleet, under the command of Admiral Rigault de Cenouilly, the ruler of Cochin China made the most ample reparation. France waived her rights over Tourane and received, instead, possession of the districts at the mouth of the great Mekhong or Cambodia River. Of these Saigon, on the Donnai stream, became the
DAY taken over the Business of Messrs. administrative capital; but French authority was DE SOUZA & Co., which will be carried on under supreme throughout the whole of LowerCambodia. the same name, and respectfully solicit a con- Our neighbours did not neglect their new posses-tinuation of the patronage and support of the
public. sion, and it may be recorded to the credit of the Empire that it was' under its auspices, that the prosperity of the Saigon region made the most marked progress. From this advantageous position the French proceeded to explere, both for purposes of trade and for the extension of their knowledge, the surrounding region, and the
gréeremain among the most interesting and adven- turous of modern travels. But, although a great ter- ritorial cession had been wrung from the weakness of Hue, the Annamite Court, true to its traditions, continued as 'averse as ever to all external inter- course, and threw every impediment it could in the way of the extension of French commerce. The policy of the Government was endorsed and assisted by the natural antipathy of the people;. and while it was only with evident reluctance that French vessels were admitted to Hud, they were absolutely refused admission to the capital INTERNATIONAL or parts of the northern province of Tonquin. It is probable that the opposition of the Taduc or King would not have been overcome without re- counc to force but for the energy of the traveller M. Dupuis. This gentleman made his way, not- withstanding the numerous difficulties thrown in his path and the half-hearted support of his own Government, through the territory of Tonquin into Yunnan at the time of the great Panthay rising in that province against Chinese authority, I was during this journey that he ascertained the navigability of the Songcoi, or Red River, to a point as far up its course as the immediate neigh- bourhood of the Chinese frontier. His return journey was marked by, the hostile attitude as- sumed towards him by the Hanoi authorities, who, not content with acizing his vessels, openly expelled him from their country and forbade his return to Tonquin. The French authorities seemed indisposed to take up his case, and the wrongs of M. Dupuis might have remained un redressed but for a fresh outrage of a still mare. flagrant description on the person of a French officer. Captain Reinhard had been sent to Hanoi to make some satisfactory arrangement,,
WANTED TO RENT,
FROM THE MIDDLE OF DECEMBER UNTIL MARCH.
edifices of Hongkong; however, they are suita-journeys of Montiot, Garnier, and Doudart de Za, A FURNISHED FAMILY
ble for present necessities, and that is all that is required. After visiting the fish market, where there was a grand collection of beautiful fish newly caught, we went a short distance into the country. So far as I could judge from a neces- sarily imperfect and superficial examination, the soil appeared very rich and fertile. Mr. Pryer was good enough to invite me out to his plantation, which lies a few miles from the town; but not having sufficient time to spare for this journey, I was reluctantly obliged to decline the invitation. I was sorry to miss seeing this place, as it would have given me a capital idea of what the land is able to produce, Mr. Pryer hav- several acres under cultivation. Everywhere owent I noticed the fresh water springing out of the hill sides,
Building operations are being actively pursued. I saw eight or ten new buildings in course of construction, one in particular with an iron roof, which I was informed was intended for a hotel, ́especially attracting my attention. The Gover ment has commenced to construct a wharf along the entire water frontage. I attended one of the land auctions, a sale of town and suburban house lots. The first lats put up were marine lots, which realised $go each. Strangely enough, the lots immediately behind these reached a higher figure, being knocked down at over $100 for each lot Three suburban lots went for $60 each.
The harbour of Sandakan appears to be easily accessible, and is roomy enough to ac commodate acets of shipping. There is fully deep water quite close to the shore; and the only hidden danger is a small rock, with about three fathoms of water over it at low-water, which could be easily removed. The climate appears
year at all events. During my late stay in San- dakan I slept every night andler a double blanket, During the day it was necessary to wear white clothing; but I must say that I never felt the slightest discomfort, or any disagreeable effects
all that could be desired--at this season of the
from the heat,
Intimations.
Entimations.
́ ́F. BLACKHEAD & CO.
SHIPCHANDLERS, STORE-KEEPERS
LAND U GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, PRAYA CENTRAL,
KELLY
AND
WALSH.
D
KELLY
AND
WALSH.
HAVE RECEIVED EX LATEST ARRIVALS.
KELLY AND WALSH
. FOR
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS IN HONGKONG JOHN BRINSMEADS PIANOS.
JUST RECEIVED.
A MAGNIFICENT BOUDOIR HORIZONTAL GRAND IN SOLID BLACK WALNUT, with PATENT SOSTENENTE SOUNDING BOARD, and all the latest improvements. This instrument has been Specially Manufactured for Messrs. KELLY & WAISH, and will be used at the Performances of the ITALIAN OPERA Co. during the Forthcoming Season.
It may be obtained on hire for Concerts, Balis, &c. on terms to be ascertained on application.
̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ALSO JUST RECEIVED.
A SPLENDID UPRIGHT GRAND, INDIAN MODEL 7 OCTAVES IN SOLID MAHOGANY
FITTED with all the undermentioned improvements
THE BRINSMEAD PATENT PERFECT CHECK REPEATER ACTION. THE BRINSMEAD PATENT SOSTENENTE SOUNDING BOARD.
THE BRINSMEAD PATENT TONE COMPENSATOR.
THE BRINSMEAD PATENT TONE SUSTAINING PEDAL.
THE BRINSMEAD PATENT TONE RENOVATOR.
ALL URINSMEAD'S PIANOS Consigned to Messrs. KELLY & WALSHI
are and will be specially prepared for the climate..
FOR CASH THEY WILL ALSO BE SUPPLIED AT LONDON PRICES THUS SAVING PURCHASERS.
COST OF FREIGHT AND INSURANCE.
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PATENT SOSTENENTE PIANOS.
The following Guarantee, signed by Messrs. BRINSMEAD and SONS, will be furnished with each instrument. We hereby warrant the Mahogany (or) Pianoforte Class No. of our Manufacture to be in every respect sound instrument, and undertake, should any part of the said Pianoforte prove defective through bad Workmanship or Construction within 5 years from the date hereof, to repair the said Instrument or Exchange it free of cost. OHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS! OHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS
PATENT SOSTENENTE PIANOS Have gained the Highest distinctions at all the
Paris, Sept. 8, 1878. recent international Exhibitions, including the "We, the undersigned, certify that, after having Two Gold Medals, Melbourne, 1881; the First seen and most conscientiously examined the Prize Queensland, 1880; the Two First Special English Pianos at the Universal Exhibition of GARDEN, STABLE, AND COACH HOUSE. Prizes, and Special Diploma, Sydney, 1880; the. 1878, find that the palm belongs to the Grand
Full Particulars to be sent to
Legion of Honour, Paris, 1878 ;
Pianos of the house of Brinsmead.”
NICHOLAS RUBINSTEIN, D. MAGNUS, Chevalier ANTOINE DE KONTSKI, (Court Pianist to the Emperor of Germany)
RESIDENCE,
with
IN A HEALTHY SITUATION,
E. B Hongkong Telegraph Ofice. Hangkong, 3rd October, 1882.
Intimations.
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NOVELTY COMPANY,
KOOLANCSO0, AMOY, (CHINA)
TMPORTERS OF EUROPEAN AND
AMERICAN NOVELTIES.
EMILE PFANKUCHEN,
'Manager.
Amoy, 22nd August, 1882.,
DE SOUZA & CO.
BOOKBINDENS.
PRINTERS STATIONERS,
D'ÁGUILAR STREET.
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AND
EVERY KIND OF WORK EXECUTED WITH ACCURACY, NEATNESS, AND DESPATCH
ON
VERY MODERATE TERMS.
SELECTED MATERIALS FOR MARKET REPORTS
Book-binding and Ruling in every style executed at low rates. Workmanship Guaranteed. Hongkong, 23rd August, 1882.
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CHS. J. GAUPP & co.
but the native oficials, encouraged by the im-CHRONOMETER WATCH, AND
JEWELLERS, SILVER-SMITHS, AND OPTICIANS.
CHARTS AND BOOKS;
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, for Louis Audomars' Watches awarded the SOLE AGENTS" highest Prizes at every Exhibition; and for. Voigtländer and Sohn's CELEBRATED OPERA GLASSES, MARINE GLASSES, AND SPYOLASSES No. 38, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, [447
punity which had attended their treatment of M. Dupuis, refused to negotiate. Instead of enter. ing upon a discussion, they cast Captain Rein- hardt Inte prison, then subjected him to the in- dignity of a public flogging, and finally dismissed him with as much curtness as they had done M. On the second visit of the good ship Hainan Dupuls. In this they of course went a little too far, <to Kudat, we found that the great drawback to and the consequence was the despatch of a French the success of that place-the "want of fresh naval expedition up the Songcoi to the capital water had been overcome by the discovery of That expedition has not been withdrawn, and remains in possession of Hanoi, and the pro a spring at the back of the Government Hill bability seems that French authority will be perTHE PATENT TYPE FOUNDING Two wells had been sunk, or rather were to pro-manently, established throughout Tonquin ATHE
COMPANY, cess of being sunk; as after a depth of some cording to a telegram which we lately
published
31, RED LION SQUARE, HOLBORN, W.C., LONDON. 'couple of fathoms the water rose in too great a
SHANKS, REVELL, & Că, quantity for the work to proceed without the aid
PROPRIETORS, of a pump. This difficulty was, of course, quickly
NEWSPAPER, BOOK, MUSIC, & GENERAL gat over. The weils are at an elevation of about
TYFE FOUNDERS. one hundred feet, and admirably placed for, sup plying the town with water without necessitating any great cutlay,
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the Governor of Cochin China has been instructed to open negotiations with the Emperor of Annam for the settlement by treaty of the affairs of Ton quin. The first step necessary towards this end will have to be taken in panitive expedition against the Black Flag marauders in the upper reaches of the river but France may yet be ar rested on the threshold of her enterprise by the military preparations which China is reported to be making in the interests of her vassal of An- nam
MAILS EXPECTED.
THE INDIAN MAIL.
"The steamers Lennox and Japan, with the next Indian mail, left Calcutta on the 16th ultimo, and may be expected here on or about the 1st instant.
Although Kudathasonly been in existence some nine months, there are about 40 Chinese shops in the place, and plenty evidences of busy life, Ten- ders for the construction of the new government offices are under consideration; and a commo- dious building for a hotel is in course of construc tion. A temporary, hotel is already in full swing. There are several capital gardens in Kudat, the Chinese, showing their usual aptitude in agricul- tural pursuits. Provisions and the other neces saries of life are reasonable enough. Fowls in the town are 30 cents aplece, but on the rivers you can get them at about from five to seven for a dollar. Several rivers run into Marudu Bay, the banks of which are very rich in jungle produce. The The O. and O. steamer Organic, with the next Government are placing men at the mouth of American mail, leß San Francisco on thic each river of Importance, to regulate the traffic. Ith ultimo, and may be expected to arrive here Applications for town building lots are pouring in on or about the 10th instant.
A fishing company has lately been started, which does not, however, claim a monopoly in this in-
THE FRENCH MAIL.
The M. Mateamer Ava, with the next French mail, left Salgon at 4 pm on the 30th ultimo, and may be expected here on or about the 3rd instant.
"THE AMERICAN MAIL.
STEAMERS EXPECTED.
The steamer Blinard Castle lett Singapore for this port on the 29th ultimo, and may be ex pected to arrive, here on or about the 7th in-
T
Considering that three regular lines of steamers are now running, two from Singapore and one from Chion. I bave not the least doubt that the splendid prospects offered to settlers in Borneo- will be largely taken advantage of Workmen of all kinde will find constant employment, and THAMES-STREET INDUSTRIES," by Percy: Russell This Illustrated Pamphlet on Perfumery, good wages. This country, which has a bright &c. published at 6d, may be had gratis from any future before it, should prove a heaven upon earth | Chemist or dealer in perfumery in the World, or (to Chinoso einigrants.
MEN | JOHN GOYNELL & Co, London.--{ADYT.JAVA
Sole Proprietors of JOHNSON and ATKINSON's Automatic Machinery for Casting and Finishing Printing Type, and Manufacturers of JOHNSON'S Patent Hard Metal, patented April 5th, 1854! *
Estimates for Newspaper, Book, and Jobbing Plant at specially reduced rates.,
..
All kinds of Printing Machines, Presses, Paper, and everything connected with Printing Business supplied on most reasonable terms.
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"Paris, Nov. 4, 1878, "I have attentively examined the beautiful pianos of Messrs. John Brinsmead and Sons that are exhibited at the Paris International Exhibi- tion of 1878. I consider them to be exceptional in the case with which gradations of sound can be produced, from the softest to the most power ful tones. These excellent pianos merit the ap: probation of all artists, as the tone is full as well as sustained, and the touch is of perfect evenness throughout its entire range, answering to every" requirement of the pianist."
J.
CIL. GOUNOD.
sustained, and extraordinarily powerful; the touch, responds to the faintest and to the most trying strains on it and the workmanship is simply perfect
"W. KURE"."
OHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS
́PATENT SOSTENENTE PIANOS.
Hiustrated London News, Oct. 22, 1881.. "The principle of the Brinsmead fim is to give the best piano of its kind, the best of materials, the best of care, the best of faste, and the best of finish; and this is why the manufactory in Kentish Town sends down to Wigmore Street so many pianos perfect in scale, sustained in tone, elastic in bulk, with equal and responsive touch, and, in fact, as near as possible to that ideal that all musicians must require...' a thing of beauty', that is a joy for.ever."
* SOLE AGENTS IN HONGKONG AND CHINA FOR BRINSMEAD'S PIANOS.
KELLY & WALSH-HONGKONG.. Hongkong, 24th November, 1882
Entimations.
AND R. TENNENT'S ALE AND
PORTER.
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MERCHANT Navy"
NAVY BOILED.
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SEE WOO & CO.
TAILORS, DRAPERS,
SIGNAL LAMPS.
LIFE BUOYS.
LIFE BELTS BOTTLE WASHING AND CORKING MACHINES.
&C.,
SPARKLING. SCHARZHOFBERGER.
FLENSBURG STOCKBEER."
MARIENTHALER BEER,
VEUVE CLICQUOT PONSARDIN CHAMPAGNE. Hongkong, 7th October, 1882.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
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HIPPING FIRMS, INSURANCE COM-
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ONGKONG TIMBER YARD,
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NOTICE,
Proprietor.
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RRANGEMENTS have now been com-
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EEPS on hand for Sale all kinds of House, K
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Hongkong 1st Aprü, 1882,
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imming Beards.
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put this wash up in bottles without ME CHARTS AND BOOKS,SO SEY KELLY & WALSH HONGKONG ferment, and he will
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Length of time in huarantee it to
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