the tenantry will be unable to exist, and that apbrugh disturbances must be deplored, he is afraid the obstinate landlords will provoke the application of force,
The Evicted Tenantu Went Commissionere being unable to agree, three out of the five resigned.
Father. Fay, a Dublin pritat,has been sentenced to a mont' imprisonment for threatening electors during the late s'ecilón.
The Labrexi-Unionist bar quet in the Memorial Hall, Lorden, last night, was largely attended," and Loid S∙llebore was warmly received. The ex-premier denounced the abandonment of Uganda as being likely to encourage the slave trade and band" over housands of Christian converts to MRIESTE,
Financiers aljc to the present small Australian Irans, which are tending to lower the marke value of mensalid sted stock.
A pilion has been fil d by a depositor for the winding up if the English and Australian Mogge Co. The er didigare to meet early In Denter for invevng-tise of matters in which Sir M. Davies is «lleged to be implicated. The Evier d Tenants Commissioners found that the Marquis of Clearicarde evicted 240 of
·'hle tenèrts during the last thres years.
· The Scovigh "Australian Investment Coy's report shows that the wool from their stations gave an increase of 14,000 bales for the year, although the low prices inling had reduced the proportion of profit.
PARIS, November rath.
The live stock and dead ment companies are Tigerously extending their operations in France. The Socialists are alarmed at M. Loubet's threat to increase the pensity on pub:iahurs of matter cxlculated to encourage anarchy,
The police have discovered a socialist plot for revenging the execution of Ravachol;
News from Dahomey reports the natives freing in every direction before the advancing
froof-5.
The French commarder has selzed «'large depot of arms and ammuntion, supposed to bave been landed by German taders for sale to the
natives.
MELBOURNE. November 14th.
Yesterday a tree the St. Armand road fell on a paning bugey contaleing two aged ladies and their grown-updaughters three were killed instantaneously and the oldest women extaped unbart.
The married lady ard her former lover who shot themselves at Wendouree, are not dead as reported, hu both are expected to recover.
The Kilkiven Mining Company of Queensland has been granted a verdict for calls against Joba Wond, who alleged in defence that he had been frandulenty induced to take the shares under false pretences
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ST PITKISBURG, November 14th. The Mover, an infi uentixi jurnal, kaya thit Russia does not want Constantinople, but must have a free pasarge through the Dudanelles,
It is rumoured bitən ffensive and defensive A treaty of tance between Russia and France has been errelly agreed to and signed, and that it will be promu g»td in the event of Turkey refusing to o en the Dardanelles and falling to Pay the war indemnity.
Later.
Russi has consented to" postpone the date for payment of the in temalty by Torkey on condition that the compensations due to her But Jere are paid at orce,
Great destitution is reported in the Casplan and Wral districts of Asiatte Russia.
NEW YORK, November 14th, The United States have been asked by the Quern of the Rawallan Islands to proclaim a protectorate over her dominions.
The leading pan congratulate the country on the surces of Cleveland and the defeat of Protection,
OTTAWA, November 14th,
Lord Duffin and Sir Charles Tupper are negotiating a commercial treaty with France, object to the approval of the Imperial Cabinet. Fuitous girs have raped on the coast of New- foundland, causing the loss of several vessels and 25 lives,
FDDA-PF8TH, November 14th,
M. Tist, the new Pretler, proposes to Is- troduce a meature by which civil marriages will be made compulsory.
BERLIN, November 14th. At the opening of the Prussian Diet yesterday, the Emperor said that a loan of a militan pounds sterling must be ft and meet the deficit for the year. He désind to preserve pesce, but could not relax his efferts to make Germany invulnerable should war unfortunately become Accessity.
A note has been sent to France saking an Investigation into the alleged shooting of German subjici in Dahomey.
SYDNEY November 14th.
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Sever deliberator emply have lately been made to wreck the trains on the line between Sydney and N.wcastle,
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1992.
Sir M. Davies and his colleagues from the consequences of a thorough investiganou of Mercantile Bank affairs,
The London Heard of the Broken Hill Proprietary Mise has granted £500 as a reward to the officers for their special services doring the strike, the chairman remasking thai be¦ hoped the strikers would profit by the lesson they bad received.
It is expected that the cest of treating silver one will be reduced one third by the `McAndrew process.
The leading British press hails the victory of Cleveland as the doom of the McKinley tar.ffin the United States.
BIRLIN, Novembar 15 h.
The Zeitung saya treaty has been signed by France and Russia, bot the Ciar will not agree to make war against Germany, (2)
LONDON, November 16th,
The Labour Conference has commended | Municipal control as the best means of shorter irg hour and protecting workmen,
The Bishop of Central Africa wiltes that it England abandons. Uganda he hopea Germany will protect it."
Neither Victoria nor Queensland are expected to float loans tble year.
Sewage works a belog started for the unemployed.
The Paris correspondent of the Standard telegraphs this morning that the fall of M.- Loubet's Ministry is imminent,
A test vote is expreted to take place on the Press Bill, which piopotes to increase the penalties to which the conductors of newspapera are subject for inciting the populace to Anarchy. Other members of the French Government ale accused of having brited the Press to conceal the true state of affalis regarding the Pants Canal, and also to secure the necessary puff.
They are also accused of having" allowed public contractors to charge for work which has
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BRISBANE, November 18th, Froté has been returned for Rosewood by 347 to 177 milled for Hargrove,
The Premier has cabled to London that the Compil'uties Bill will be re-introduced next Serena
The Premier has consented to accept the Chief Justiceship.
To-day's Advertisements.
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Foster, the Canadian Minister of Finance, of Shen-chen. An elevated stone road, about a speaking at a meeting of the Imperial Federation mile long, lead up to the gate of this city on League, declared that federation had entirely the side from which we approached ; this is on changed the nationallife of the Canadian people. | account of the low situation of the place.” The
A great sensation is being caused by the pro- { city is built on the upper end of the Hwa-pu' secution of M. de Lesseps and his son and two Lake, and when the water is high all the gates. ether Directors of the Panama Canal Company | but one have to be closed, and the walls forming on charges of breach of trust and malversation a dyke, the city is kept quite dry; but the walls of the funds of the Company.,
will have to be built higher if they are to serve this purpose, much longer, for the water rises more and more every flood, and at one point on the wall, when the waters are at all high, a person standing on the top of the. wall can dip ble hand in. At such times, the neopla, told as, the city, viewed from the adjacent hills, looks like a sucer in thr water. The populatio· of this place is about 100.ngo; the houses, for the greater part, sed not nearly in good as thear in the Sharghat city, great number of them being ballt of mud with thatched roofs. Mahammedans are numerous and wealthy here-and-they-possess a large me que in the centre of the city, the main hall of the building being hundred fort lorg by six'y wide and very hiph. Shen-chen wu formerly called Nan Yang, and is rated as the place where the first: Emperor of the Sung dynakly was besieged and nearly taken by bli enemies, being rescued fast in the nick of time by his son-in-law Liu Chia. The perple won. deted much at my strange dress and appearance A GREAT SUCCESS ! -but they did not treat me rudely. I was able to
walk freely about the streets and, though a crowd | "EVERYONE DELIG‘TED," always followed me, I had no trouble from them and was able to preach, and rell, tracts to my heart's content. The Chios Inland Mission has a chapel 20 miles from here, at Chang Yang Kan.
GENTVA, November 19'h, Switzerland has asked Germany her reason for erecting fortifications close to the Swiss frontier. -
SYDNEY, November 24th. Inquests in connection with the startling in fanticide cass are precording. The Makin Emplly are being gradually connected with the murders by a chain of conclusive circumstances, and several distressing scenes have orcorred in court during the examination of the mother and daughters, who have repeatedly Interrupted the proceedings by hysterical outbursts of weeping. None of the prisoners have yet volunteered a confession,
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"MELBOURNE, November 24th, Sir Bryan O'Logh'en moved a want of confi- p-dence vote on Thursday last, but the attempted efement resulted in decided victory for the Government by a maj-r'ty of thirteen,
BRISBANE, November 24th.
Sir Samuti Griffite riles from politics and takes Chef Justice Lilley's position on the Berch, at an increased salary of 2,500 per
annum.
A great rush has set in for the scene of the
recent gold discovery on the Batavia R'vėr The Daily Chronicle this morning com-Yorke's Peninsula Latest reports from the field menting on the exstaordinary disclosures in
show that great distress extats owing ʻo entelty of connection with the deaths of f urteen infants in provisions, numbers of the foldacek za being suburbs of Sydney, says the law in Great Britain
very poorly provided, Many men are sick and prevents baby farming or anything approaching general disappointment prevails at the pour the Sydney scale,
prospect of the field developing into anything of importance.
Great distress exists in Vienna, where there are over 50 000 people unemployed.
It is stated that the King of Dahomey has
ing to withdraw their troops from the country. offered the French Government Esco,000 steil
The Radicals of Berlin openly advocate the rejection by the Reichstag of the new German Army Bul with the object of assciting the suthority of Parliament.
"PARIS, November 15th. The King of Dahomey bas sued for peace, and the Fre.ch Commandant is drawing up terms.
Cholera has re-appeared in Normandy, Paris are trying to ir jure the Church.
The Pope declares that the A archists in
‚¦ New York, November 16th. The large firms advise Cleveland to prevent the sudden abolition of the McKinley tar fl.
A Russian engineer has completed an electric boat, with which he proposes to cross the Atlantic in 28 hours.
SYDNEY November 16th, Spraul, a clerk at Everleigh was run over by the train yesterday and killed.
All the smelting works at Broken Pill, with the excepiton of three are now in full blast, .
The bedies of two more bibles have been lound, making thirteen in all supposed to have been murdered by the MikinS.
An interesting and exet ng ocean, race took place between Messin, Howard Smith and Sons' steamer Peregrine and the Innamincha of the Melbearpe. The Adelaide ilac, from Sydney
boats were close together throughout almost the entire voyage and betting on the result was even, The Inxamincka wan by about one hour.
CALCUTTA, November 16th. The Chinese traçps tooo strong, are advancing on the Russian-pour-in-the-Famir, which is defended by only 200 men,
The British are quoting the Burmese revolt by burning native villages as they advance.
MELBOURNE November 16th,
An Elsternwick man who filed his schedule to-day, owns 45 houses which he can neither let or sell.
D. Sutton, law clerk at Warnambool, has embersied £150 and decamped,
November 17th. Poulton, a tram conductor, being jealous of a young man named Davis paying attentions to his wife, the two met today and fived at each ather, during which a bystander was wounded, when Davis swallowed prussic acid and fell down dead,
BRISBANK, November 17th. Parliament was brought to a close yesterday afternoon, when Sir Samuel Griffith announced that he had decided to accept the Chief Justice- ship rendered vacant by the resignation of Sir Chales Lilley, Ir in understood that the Chlef Secretary with a Parliamentary party will leave In the Lucinda on a tour north as far as Thurs- day Island about the middle of December..
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About twenty chizens met in the Mayor's room at the Town Hall to-day to discuss the November 15th, question of c:ling a public meeting to request Sarah Coilan, an unfortunate, was killed last | Sir S. W. Griff'h' to reconsider his deter nl ht by a stone br tomsh wk. Thomasmination to retire from politics. Conlan, a relative and the alleged murderer, has The general aplaton was, however, that after B01 ben captured,
Sir Samuel Grible speech in the House last night be had fully decided to accept the Chief Justiceship.
The meeting therefore decided to take no immediate action.
SYDNEY, November 17th. The bones supposed to have been those of two babies belonged to sheep.
The police have discovered a bunch of fino.| long needles with which the Making are suppos- At Backen Hill there is now a rush of strikersed to have killed the babies. The bakins have for re-employment.
been in the baby-farming trade for over three, years.
The police have found ro more fafant bodies in the yaid of the Makin family, but it is belleved that altogether at children have been killed by their bearts being pierced with a needle.
In the Assembly to-day Mr. Barton promised that no time of expnse would be spared in bringing the babywarming murderers to Jurice, The free-trade of Syd- ty propose to hold a monster, demonstration in order to convey con gratulations to President Cleveland, of: the United States.
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Nathan, one of Abigail's co-directors, has been remanded for a week, ball himself in £1000 and another in roo,
£
The Globe miners have „dopted the Delegate Board's minuta, to the effect; "That in the opinion of this Board the arrest, trial, conviction The Broken Hill prisoners have been dis-- and cruel sentences possed on the Broken Hill Labor Defence Committee are a dark stain on tributed among different gaola.
BRISBANE, November 15th. the high character and intelligence of the people Edvar Regern, one of the most popular and of New South Wales, and that slain can respected Jackeys of Brisbane, was kicked by a sely be removed by the immediate release of horse on Friday morning, and died on Saturday | the'mon and the replacement of the present morning. His funeral took place on Sunday, Government by men more qualified to and was one of the largest ever seen in Brisbane, govern a liberal-minded and democraile com- Upwards of fiity jockeys in racing costume were manity," walking in the procession.
The Government r. fuses to grant the petition for the release of Jefterson and Hawla, unionist prisoners.
It is reported that Morehead sna Nelson are coalescing for the formation of a new cabinet with Melwrsih la bis old place, and that the old Liberals are rallying an opposition under the leadership of either Barlow of Dickson,
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The inquest in connection with the supposed Infanticide cases in Sydney was continued yesterday, the principal witness being Clarence Making the daughter of the seemed person She gave some damaging evidence. Several | distressing scenes occurred during the proceed inge
in the New South Wales Assembly yesterday, an amendment was carried to the Electoral Bili Sir Charles Lilley declines the overtures of the so as to practically secure the one man one vole Labour.pa ly in templer upon political life principle immediately on the Bill becoming lay
LONI ON, November 15th,
ADELAIDE; November 17,4. Mr. Leopold, musicis
bas been granted a "Sir Thomas McliwratinTM Icf. Adelaide yester divorce from his wife with damages against the day by the mail steamer for India, a co-respondent, Austin Bull, a Sydney solelior,
MAKAN AUCKLAND, November 17th, ́ ́ with wion she has been living för some time, The brigantine Committe-foundered off the Mr. Ruiden says in "Greater Britain" that coast of New Zealand, but the crew landed in Lord Ripon has made a great mistake in jalety, oradan Assisting to vir daily abolish the Legislative
DOA LONDON, Novémber 17th. Council of New Zealand, only are Western Australia has tard a 4 per cent, The Economis" charges members of the fan of 10,950, the minimum being fixed at Victorian Government wih a denies 30 soroca i pati
LONDON, November 24th,
The French Goverment, after much vacitly Han, has finally decided to prosecute Bras de Lesseps and the other Dircetors of the Pansia canal for breach of trast and malversation of
the fands.
mies to what is perhaps the largest city of Anhal Fesvince, La Chen-fa. This city stands at the bead of a waterway lesdlog, from Waha, digging a canal about 30 miles long, the Wabs and with perhaps not great deal of trouble, by
established between Shen-chen and the Hwal To Lake could be tapped and water communication river. LG Chen-fo has a population of perhaps 200 000. The city wall is said to measure 40 around, but I do not think it is anything like that. There seems to be a Much of the foreign roaring trade here. produce passing through Wahu-goes to this place, and I am told it is the great supply mart far central Anhwel wbich I can well beliere from the busy appearance of the streets. The surrounding country is flat, but there is a fine cone-shaped hill x few miles west of the city, Fifteen miles from here is the town of Tien-pu,
From Shen-chen we went south-east about 60
and three miles further on is a little hamlet
Great demonstrations of rejoicing have taken place throughout the United States over Cleveland's victory in the late presidential Called Heung Chainting, where L Hung. election. A number of Democrats were holding chang was born. Our way from 10 Chea.fa carnival in a schoolhouse in Arkuris, when a war by river as far as the Chao Hwo-cha Lake, homb was suddenly expirded killing four persons and from this Lake through quite a wide riser to the Yangtze, within sight of Wahn, Anhwel Province raises both wheat and rice and in many places bread is the staff of life." Crop have been very poor for the last two years and the people have been very badly off, but happily there has been no famine,
and wounding fifteen o hers. The building was completely wrecked. The outrage is attributed to the opposing politicsi faction.
Returns just published show the total output of gold from South Africa last year to have amounted to 700,000 ounces,
Sir Heary Parkes' new book, just published, has been very favourably criticised by the London press.
It is feared that another terrible famine in Russia e inevitabic, owing to fallure of the harvest,
Asiatic cholera is again raging at Bruges, Brussels, Hague, Cherbourg, and St. Petersburg. The disease is of a virulent type, and numerous dem'ha a' reported.
The Nicaragua Canal Company are urging upon the Valled States Government the advisability of issuing bonds for one handred million dollars in order to enable the company 10 complete the work.
A VISIT TO ANHWEI PROVINCE.
The Nanking correspondent of the Shangħal- Mercury 'woltes from that city under, date November 10th as follows:-
DEAFNESS ABSOLUTELY CURED.-A Gentleman who cured himself of Denfaeus and Nolses in the Head, of 4 years standing, by a new method, will be pleased to send full particulars frees Kennington Park, London, S.E., Eng.-[Advt. Address HERBERT CLIFTON, 8, Shepherd's place,
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I mentioned in my last letter that I would send you a short account of a trip I recently made in the Province of Anhwel, and I am now shout to redeem my pramine. I bave already described my telp to Chu-chen, a place abou! 40 miles from here. While staying over night there at the Christian Misalon a thief mrde his way in by pulling out the whole window, frame and all, after one Ineffectual attempt to TRY burrow abole through the mud walls, lo which, however, he was stopped by the boards of the floor. He s'ale my rain-cost and several
-will weigh from 1 to 14 lb. other things, which I have since beard fave WILL CUT GLASS, AND CONTAINS SIX OTHER -been-found-by-Mr. W: R. Hunt in a pawnshop opened by the Li family where they had been pawned for a dollar,
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Accompanied by a Native Christian I started on a mule for Anhwel. Above Chu-chen is a high range of mountains, the pass through which is very pretty, being lined on either side by trees. In the pass is a temple to the God of War. Situated in the valley beyond the moontains is the town of Ju Sang-kiao, WALCOT'S EMERY FILES named Kiao alter the large stone bridge in the town across a small stream,
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in which the natives have kalit a' next little Christian chapel with their own money. We WALCOT'S EMERY FILES were put up for the night by the villagers and were not allowed to pay any, money for our entertainment. Next morning we rode over a rather billy country, some 14 miles to Ngin- tang, where there is an Important market held. In the small inland towns of China there is not much regular trade done, but a fair is held several times a month, when the people coms| WALCOTS EMERY FILES IN Afghangad from all sides to buy or acli. Riding through
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of men and boys, and were pelted a little, but WALCOT'S EMERY FILES not much,_After a short balt here we proceeded another to miles to a miserable little village of which I do not know the name, where we united for the night. There being no beds in the litle jon, where we put up, xe, in common with the other guests, spread our bedding on straw, and slept soundly till morning.
Next morning after breakfast we rode on to WALCOTS EMERY FILES the city of Ting Yuen-hies, one of the smaller walledeities of this province. The people here had hardly ever seen a foreigner, and so I created as great a sensation as ever Jumbs did in London or New York. Some called me a Korean, others held that I was a Ningpo man, but the greater number caught on pretty well to my nationally, and shouted Foreign devil" after me lostly, I told two or three townspeople that I was not a devil yet, that is that I was not dead, and their untontibment at hearing me speak as they did was very great. A great crowd assembled round the door of the fan where I stayed, and I made a grear axle of tracta and scriptures, shouting really till my throat was dry, and even when I retired they thronged after me to the room I occupied. I was obliged at lengths to send my card to the magistrate with a request that he would send a soldier or two to keep the boys from annoying. me and the land'o d. The magistrate was very Couricons. I must say, and readily did mini anked him. On the whole, I made a good exhibition of myself at this city and the next foreigner will not be such a curiosity, · About jo miles from this place is the town of Roh Lukio, a place of great, trade, celebrated for the manufacture of playing cards,
After resting a day at Ting Yuan-hein, we continued our Journey over a solling pinto shut lo on the north by a high range of hills, and käge a ride bi samo za mllen we reached the oily
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THE ENGINES AND BOILER OF THE CHINESE GUNBOAT "CHOP-CHEUNG," AS THEY LIK AT ABERDEEN DOCKS,
The by Metros & Co. of HE Engines of the Chop chrung – word Wanchai, and are of the Compound Inverted. Cylinder Direct-Acting Surface Condensing type, Cylinders 201 and 38" dis., with a stroke of 26. The Crank Shaft is 6" dia. at the Crank pin. andy die, at the Journals. The H.P. Piston Rod is 3" and the LP. 33" da The Piston and Connecting Rod bolts axe 2" dia. Air Pump 141" dia. by 13 stroke, Single Acting Circulating Pump 8" dia by 13" stroke, and Double Acting Feed and Bilge Pump (one cach) 3" dis. by 13" stroke.
These Engines have been very little used and are in thoroughly good order.
The Boller is of the Horizontal Multitabular type, with three Furnaces and vertical Dome on top. Its dis. Is roft. a" by gft. ro" long, external measurements; Furnaces, aft. 7" dia: Dome, 44" dia. by 4ft. high ;, Tubes, 184 in number by ex. dia. It is in fairly good condition, having recently undergone considerable repairs, and would last in active service for over five years,
The Engines and Boller can be inspected an application to the Superintendent at Aberdeen Docks.
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For further particulars, apply to
R. FRASER-SMITH, 6, Pedder's HUL
Hangbang, 17th May, 1802.
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BASCOTTES/HOWNE, LIMITED,
47-FARRINGDON ST, LORDON, SC.: Solo Arents for Wongkung and China;' Messrs. A. S. WATSON & Co. (LIMITED), Henghong, sath December, 1786,
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