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10.-MAY 24, 1866.

Trangements connected with the al, about which we hear but little, at sonte sinal Greek craft have rise the fresh water Canal.

ath and funeral of Queen, Amèlie- rished the Orleanists an admirable or attracting the attention of the re Guizot, Thiers, and s large of Ministers and servitors of the l Family went over the funeral ything connected with that event

recorded with an

ing

an amount of care care

but party feeling, set of by which forbidden fruit always in- ld have waked up the French press fforts as it has exhibited in this Real live reporters were actually laremont, a mostrare circumstance were given with evident re arose. whether the legiti uld go intor mourning, and tled that by sending word. Paris that the late Qu

Henry

bis

Queen Ame

is cousin, so the Faubourg Saint has taken to black for three weeks. has exhibited so much wisdon, dig 1. I activity since she was embodied ingdom that it is a

malter

in a terrible'

of deep at she finds herself difficulty and is compelled to ad eficit of, at last, 205 millions of all.

Forbole

kinds of new taxes and duties osed, but the only sound item the proposals is the saving of 55 by the reduction of the army and well as France must come Italy

the size of the armies is the ruin ancially. The present condition of y is made the excuse for the neces maintaining sued ruinous expenses a reason for deltoral- population by taking

near- hole of the healthy youths from always to be found when required. ouis Napoleon cannot spare dore thousand out of 400,000 bayonets, obody on earth, heyoud his own ies, has the slightest desire to mo

Victor Emmanuel may well plead ssity for defending himself against enemies, But if the cash is not d they must both go without a few Idiets.

and Export returns for the msport :

months of the year have positively us; in the midst of universal com- stath of trade and evident the on the part of speculators, in con with teate and commerce, the pub. counts present such a picture of

as was scarely ever before beard of istory of the world. It appears that

e imports for the two month

ths, eau- ith those of just

year, have

TOWN

U millions to 469, and thei Exports

507 million Nobody nuder

to

the only attempt at an espla

that I have heard is that there is a

a misprint in the case; perhaps ny will ng happen to enlighten us by

e the next rail goer out.

Trible discovery has been made near pital of the Salpêtrière here, a mass an bones calculated to represent persona, with masses of putrefying mongst them, have been found by avators.

that the remains It is

suid

posed to be those of the victims of olera in 1832; but surely such a de

ould not be without record in the

of

and

of the parish church. Many people date at 1852, instead of 1832 ether flesh would remain in the state ed for more than thirty years. No

er knew the number of the victims on 1918-9 or in 1952. Is this the sa of one or the other which has

In 1852

A very largo opened

p

of dead were buried in one spot military on the night after the event, ing buried hurriedly the compes al Lal aken up and reburied on account of ad that was felt of the consequences ight arise, but the greatest secresy aintained concerning the horrible stances.

A persun willo declared he officially in the exhumation and desorbed the same to me a year.

Ily

Tal

appened in colours that roads.

in my veins. I would not

at such another scene, he said, for wealth and honours in the world"

shuddered as hus spoke

reconda

of a great city are always with curiosities, as well as horrors:: cian known as the Man-Orchestre has or years a street celebrity in Paris,

drum

d to. the flute, cymbat will

chinos, that is to say bat

Ho

and perhaps other instruments all at and a hideous noise he made.

e other

her day, poor man, and it was that he belonged to one of the first Dauphiny and bad taken bis

as a Doctor of Law. What a skele- -ust have been hidden in that poot

res cupboard

journals here often amuse us English the other day. the Moniteur du tonght it would give its readers a bit insight inte London manners and

cross made

little cakes with

18, and said a propos of Good Friday

and with a drine d' commis everywhere

and that the cry

T

sold-

وا

Hot cross bones... a penny cross What a charming cry to be -Hat cross bones ! ·

not know what the blank means, but y stands for a halfpenny as explained

chronicler in parenthesis,

ROSPECTS OF STEAM INTER-

COURSE DIRECT FROM COLOMBO TO SUEZ.

learn that the propriety of sending, ers frora Calcutta to Sucz, via Colom s been strongly urged on the Bow bay Sengal Steam Ship Company (Limited), at they are not willing to try the iment. It is believed that a consider- quantity of coffee would be sent as ect to go from Alexandria direct

te and other markets of the Continent. orven cotton, it is also supposed, might ought to Colombo and thence shipped and. The

advantages to great rs-especially

Planters of

to

s and to whom time is money-would at the passage rates are moderate and Instead of being under the necessity of

to Galle and waiting perlaps

a for days

at station, residents up country

Le

their

Seed:

NET, ===

ordinary avocations

could until up

sin

d by Telegraph that the steamer was in Jolombo roads waiting for them. They then come down and proced, if so from the Railway terminus to the to mention We have been asked to natter in our paper so as to elicit

opia- on the subject and to ascertain if 02- cable numbers would avail themselves he Boubay and Bengal Company's ners, which by the way, it is said are to run in connection with a line from Lauria to Brindisi. Of course enlarged

No 1110 MAY 24, 1866.

Customs facilities will be necessary at Colombo to ensure the success of such a scheme, and to this fact we haveno doubt the attention of Government will be addressed. ! We have always had

had a kindly feeling towards the old P: and O. Company, but demand. is out-growing supply, especially for cheap passages,and the advantages of a line direct from Colombo are many and obvious | By this line, it is understood, a first eluss passage can be obtained at a cost not ex- cecding what the P. and O. Company charge for second class, say 260 from embarking at Colombo to landing in England. Would not many Planters tako a run to see the Great Paris Exhibition in April next, if they could calculate on £60 going, £60 returning, and £30 for 3 months at Hom --

THE SOUTH PACIFIC STATES. CH-The Spanish blockade of Val- parniso continues, but the crews of the squn- drua are said to the unicalthy. The cruise of the frigates Villa de Madrid and Blanca in search of the Chulian and Peruvian combined aquadron ended in their inding the foe at Anou, a port near the north end of the island of Chiloo. At the month of the river is a Chilian forțineation of considerable strength, and which in addition had mounted the gas taken from the Peruvian frigate Awonas, lately wrecked the

on bar. to shell the

and assayed to

ach the squadr steinted at long range i

e to on inside. The fire was handsomely re- turned by the fort, and with considerable

The

R. Berkabire, from Plymouth, for Shang-

hai.

THE CHINA MAIL.

(From the Colombo Overland Observer.): We do not often retain a specimen from Gresham, froid London, for Hongkong the basket-fulls of Correspondence with

and Canton.

which we are favoured Correspondence Allendale, from Sunderland, for Yako-consigned to oblivion, born to binab unseen

hama

Douglas, from Gibraltar, for Bongkong. Stirlingshire, from London, for Sing

apore and Hongkong.. Ariosto, from Newport, for Hougkong. Derwent, from Liverpool, for Hongkong. Polmaise, from London, for Shanghai. Agincourt, from Southampton, for Hong-

kong.

China, from Newport, for Shangbai, Andreas, from Cardiff, for Hongkong. Wallároo, from Shields, for Yokohama. Niphon, from St. Vincent for China.. Flora, from Hamburg, for Hongkong, H. Fortescue, from Cardiff, for Japan.

Varatilda, from London, for Hongkong

and Canton.

Statesman, from Cardiff, for Japan. Banian, from London, for Hongkong

and Whampoa.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alana, Liverpool to Hongkong, Jan. 17, in Tivar Straits.

Gustaf Adolph, Whampoa to Hamburg, Jan. 17, 178, w

Devana, London to Hongkong, March 5,

www.........

sare beneath the scrutinising Editorial But we must make an exception in fisvotir of the following from a gentleman who as

and which has plenty of rooni yat for de- velopment.--Bombay Gazette.

1r Colenso was formally excommunicated Maritzburg. The dean read out the gen on Sunday, March 7th, at the Cathedral of tence as follows

MISCELLANEOUS. We learn from the English Post Office Report that in 1864 the number of letters which passed in both directions between England, fudia and China was 8,632,000 or two-thirds of a million more than in the case of Australia, and not much more than a million less than the humper seat to and

mire to the post of Special Correspondent trolitan of the Church in the province of Ved from the United States, 28,000,000

at by no means an importantiont-station. We, for obvious reasons, omit the names of persons and places.

(Private Introductory Note.)

......February 23rd, 1866. MY DEAR SIR,Sitcerely I am unknown to you, by the name you can make me out, that I at theof the present District Modliar of am a Law attentonit tliink will

raise no objection

too.

In the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, We, Robert, by Divine permission, me- Capetown, in accordance with the decision of the hishops of the province, in synod do hereby, it being our office assembled, awid our grief to do so, by the authority of Christ committed unto us, pass upon Juhu William Colenso, D. D., the sentence of the greater excommunication, thereby sepa rating him from the communion of the Church of Christ so long as he shall obs- tinately and impenitently persist in his aud claim to exercise the office of a bishop, within the provines of Capetown.

in

passed between Great Britain and foreign countries and the colonies, and 21,500,000 books, papers,

and

patterns. In England and Wales 27 letters were de- livered to every person upon an average; in London, 51; in Scotland, 20;

; in dre land, 9; in the United Kingdout, as a whole, 23. The total number exceeded 79,000,000.

Like Holkar in Central India the King of Ava is the great Bunnoa of his dominions. Irrawaddy steamers have been so misma- my onincunimation. If I am right, I wil

maged, for want of be a Correspondent to your Pacer-since 1

them, a corres am encouraged by the earliest insertion of and we do hereby make known to the dence, that he has ropean superint the accompanying letter in your issues faithful in Christ that, being thus excluded pondent of the

the Rangoon Times says, the

to from. all communion with the Nothing more to add but my Compliment according to our Lord's cominand, and in Rs. 2,000 a trip. The grounding of the e Church, be'is, great monopolist, Muolla Fahim, for to you, Sir,-I remain, yours truly,

conformity with

with the provisions of the vessels is a thing of daily occurrence. xisli of the Articles of Religion, to be flat which sunk below Yaudaboo had a taken of the whole multitude of the faithful, cargo of Cotton, Copper, Silver, Rubies and heathen man and publican. (Matt Orpiment, valued at £10,000. All was xviii 17, 18.). Given under our hand and lost. seal, this 16th day of December, in the year of our Lord 1865. R. CAPETOWN."-Times

J

P.S.-Excuse my hand-writing I am in- clined as such naturally,

(For the Observer)

short a sojown in the station,

bail

2.8

of India, April 18. :-

the

مینه

Fix

MISCELLANEOUS.

TEETH WITHOUT PAIN.

.89

OSTEO EIDON. PATENT, IST MARCH, 1862,

MESSRS GABRIEL'S INVENTION FOR SUPPLYING ARTIFICIAL MINERAL TEETH, WITH

SOFT FLEXIBLE GUMS,

Entirely dispensing with the use of Springs, Wires, or Metallic Fastenings, and especially adapted for thusd of long residence in Warm Climates.

MESS GABRIEL

THE OLD ESTABLISHED

DENTISTS

(Diploma 1813),

27, Harley Steel Cavendish Square, and 4 doors from the Railway Bridge, Ludgate Hill, Londonis Liverpool: 134, Duke Street. Birmingham : 65, New Street. Parties at the extremity of the globe, by forward ing particulars as to the condition of their mouthe with an enclosure of Que Quinca, will receive by return that which will enable them to take an im- pression of the mouth so as to enable blesers G. to forward either a partial or complete set of Teeth,

GABRIEL'S CELEBRATED · ÜDONTAL-

the place to roturn in disgrace to Valparaiso. George Heinrich, for Hongkong and Tien turned with his family already and resume ence of several directors and. The breaks down and delays of the pad which explains the numerous advantages, obtainable

water line, which was

was immediately plugged.

pore.

TEA FREIGHTS. -

5, NEWMAN'S COURT, CORNHILL, London, 10th Matchy 1866.

Captain DOUGLAS,

of the "Burdwan.“

DEAR SIR, We beg to call your attention to the necessity of taking care that no cargo

his new career.

No

THE Australian Colonies are indignant at the renewal of the P. and O. Company's contract. The dge says the P. and 0. people actually take umbrage at the threat (IQUIS forrestoring and preserving the Teeth, 10n, of our Government to terminate the co-ed, and 21. per botile, Patent White Enamel for tract. They complain of the discourteous slopping Front Teeth; warranted never to change h's remarks, and have colour, 5., and 11s, 6d. per unckes; and the Gutta tone of MM Caloch's the consummate impudence to tell us that Perchia, 1. 6d. per box. the mail service is particularly well done.

GABRIEL'S Bractive Treatise on the Teeth months of the were known their be and we are assured that they arose from by pri patented method way, bo bad of their Agent causes purely exceptional. First the Bom Stamps. bay broke her shaft, then the Marus, then vice versa. But nothing is said of the Nor tham's worn out boilers, the Jeddo's un-

carry sufficient coals." During 1865 only one mail was punctually delivered, and 1866 has opened with no better prospects. Bouth Australia has resolved to break the contract without the consent of the Home authorities if Victoria will join hor.

a single house i have witness Length between perpendiculars, 318 sosworthiness, or the Ellora's incapacity

SAUOB.

DEA AND PERKINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE

Prononneed by Connoisseurs to be the only good Sauce and applicable to every variety of Dish,

Extract of a Letter froni a Meilical gentleman

February 23rd, 1866. CLEARED FROM NEW YORK.- March 23, DEAR SIR,With ineffable delight and steamship Voruna, Whiting, for Hongkong, jpy I have had the occasion to self-introdues LAUNCH OF THE "SURAT."--A magni-

myself to your press by the few lines Iconficent iron screw steamer named the LOADING.At Hamburg: Alice, for Maidentially attempt to write within

Surat, built for the Peninsular and Orien- Cassar, Hongkong and aud effect on the Spaniards, whose frigate BlanchJohanns, to Macaos Dorot Bater rierable D. J., Mr....who has absented tal Company, was launched from Messrs and Co.'s shipbuilding yard at has received very considerable damage, so

himself on leave from the station has re

Northern Southampton, on

on Saturday morn much so that both frigates hopelessly left Godeffray and Pudel for Hongkong; hims

in the his duties with

freshi

vigor, we him all

and a large The Spanish version of the affair is as tin; Faiga, for Hongkong and Shanghae; his

sphere

concoures of apeutters. The vessel is the

યુવ ces Schulze-Dolisch, for Tientsin direct and success in the inces- follows:- The action was continuod nga Hannover, for Shanghae. At Bremen: The place is seriously affected by lost. largest ever built at Southampton, and santly for two hours, the two Spanish ships Jobann Smidt, for Hongkong and Sings. showers of rain for the last few weeks con will also be one of the largest and timeat in expending about 700 shot and shell, when

sequently the health of the people is much

the.

noble steam flest of this powerful com their commanding officer, finding it impos-

reduced. In

For leading, dimensions are as fol iblo to silence the

and very shore battery,

the ows ed two or three souls are labouring on to venture his heavy prudently not and dangerous

same moment and have nuder the same chaunel ships into a narrow

aickness of fever, pitty to see the

feet 5 inches; length over all, 350 feet' 0 them in that inches; beam, 41 feet b

depth of hauled off out of rangu after his vessels had

distressed state. At lustis favored with hold, 98. fect; tommage, builder's & Doctor Our ery and newspaper

ineasure- Esen struck seventeen times in their hulls-

rcomment ment, 2,

have accommodation the Blanca receiving ons shot below the

at length

with the Docter.

, 2,666. She abated,

He for about 200 passengers.

The icelione withhold practising owing to no supply of has stowage room for 20 tons of that great medicinea. We think the froverment will luxury in the regious of the east, and supply the wanted without admitting a has capacity in ker takers for 800 tons of Coradouge, and the Spaniardia report that liable to damage tea is loaded with that room by the marblio to utter cry, or a ques-coal, or about 18 days consumption at full beagood deal of diversity of opinion in Was Madras to his brother at Worcester, May, 1861.

tion, why a Doctor without medicines speed. The Surat. is built and engined Messrs. Henderson & Co. are now trying More Auon, yours truly,

entirely at the Northen Works, and her the question with the owners of the Dün

A NEW MAN:: prestat appearance gives promise that clie Feld, having made a claim against the ship

will prove a fast and comfortable vessel, for the recovery of some £6,000 to £7,000 for damage said to be caused

The Hurkar asserts that, with the per. creditable alike to builders and owners, by the fact some seed on board having injured the mistion of Government, our faudatory themes, March 10. flavour of the tea, to the e

Cashmere chief has engaged the services of 24. per lb.

some Europeans for the manufacture of

SHIPPING REPORTS. We are writing to all masters we know in English liquors, and for establishing Tele THE Austrian sahooner Margretha, which and introducing left Hamburg on the 4th Dde. reports, graphie amunication, China, but shall feel obliged by your weak- ing this known amongst your friends. das into Cashmere. What is meant spoke the British barque Highland Queen

Yours faithfully, (Signed), ROBERTSON & Co. which, by careful gultivation, might yield Sunderland bound to Hongkong. On the English liquors 1" Cashmere has grapes on the 16th April, in Banca Straits, from

iu better wine than that of Australia: la beer 12th May, Jat: 18 8 loug 111 Ej spoke ineant? And who are to consume the E the British ship Farmouth Castle from

to Hongkong 20 days glish liquors'?

Hamborg barque the

ou 28th RELEASE OF THE ABYSSINIAN CAPTIVES April, in lat. 4 N., long. 118,, from Singa- pure bound to Hongkong 10 days out. The H. M.'s steamer Victoria returned from British barque Princess of Wales froin Massowah this afternoon after a passage of five days, having met with severe gales all lat. 557

Shields to Shanghas, on the 30th April, in 190 days out. The British barque Kim cast. She brings cheering news from the

with received by King Theodore

Singular to relate, they report no casualties: The

ships inside were found to be the and the America,

and Apurimae, the Unionj

that article. when the fight ended the Covadonga was entirely disaster, the America used bat one gun out of her broadside of eight, and that the Apurimas was on fire; besides; say that all of them suffered very se wells the Spanish vessel red ring hot vessels remained a day The Quity, in the hope that their

or two

ay in the late

opponents would venture forth, but as they could not be induced to do so it was to do so it was deemed best to return to

to Valparaiso, becaueu it would be impossible to get inside where the allied ships were anchored under the

of the shore plunging fire

battery, which was mounted with the heavy guns recovered

the lost frigate

Immedia from the lost

Amazonas tely upon arrival at Valparaiso Commodore Nudez determined to send the Numaucia there with orders to run the battery and And destroy the fleet inside at all hazards.

if her conunder is fortunate enough to

of

MISCELLANEOUS INDIAN NEWS.

of

The pernicious time-bargain system has again been introduced into Bombay.

Col. Felly, H. M Political Resilent in

Cosmas to

out.

Fell and PERRINA that theirce is highly esteemed in India, and is, in my opinion, the most palatable as well as the most wholesome Sunce that is made."

CAUTION.

LEA AND PEHRINS

of their celelerated

THE CASE OF SEMMES.THERE seems to hington concerning he case of the pirate Semi- mes. A despatch of the 23d states that auth orities and evidepee are being huuted with

up w all vigilance, preparatory to putting the ex rebel admiral on trial, but the Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Press tele graphs that there is a sudden bitch in the

doubt! arrangements for the trial; and that a is now expressed whether he will be sum- Beg to cantion the Public against spurious imitation Judge Hughes, his leading counsel has a court martial. moned to

appear before remonstrated against this mode of trist, au

WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, stances attending the parole of his client, unjust and wron

wrong in view of the circum-

long since, that he and the expression of the President, not

should

oppose all' trials in the future. The Judge, (who is a

re personal friend of the President, it is said, pas appealed to him directly with reference to the case, and report says the postpone ment just announced is the result of sail The appeal-Evening Bulletin,

COTTON EFORTS IN FEBRUARY

such

We

have

good plot, one who will keep his the Persian Gulf; has returned to the scene the way, right against her, and from, the long. 114 Fg Chong belong- ship from getting ashore, the case for the huge rondlad is a very easy one, out of the recent disturbances there; and is at

Mexico. Advices from Matanzas, dated companied by H M. S. Pantaloon and Co-Abyssinian mission. Mr Rassam had big te Rangoon with Chinese passengers for learn from an official statement of cotton i

Patria from after the Hamburg bound to Hongkong in Banga inforced, attacked the French under Baron Departmenty to arrange the details of a onesh, French, and missionaries from St Petersburg bound to Kamchatk

& Ps have discovered that several of this For

eign Markets have.. been supplied with SPURIOUS IMITATIONS, the labels closely resembling those of the gondine Bance, and in ons or mars instances the name of. In and P. Jorged.

Land P will proceed against any one who may manufactore or vend unch imitations, and have instructed their correspondents in the various parts of the world, to advise them of any infringement of their rights.

ASK FOR LEA AND PERRINS' SAUCE. **Sold Wholesale and for Export, by the Pro prietors, Worcester; Meters: Crouse and Blackwall;

The Government of Bengal has requested nour and state; and two house reel hoo from Ackun. May 20, lat: 15.30 shipped from the port of Boinbay during Mesirs. Barclay and Sons, London; &, &; by

laid

one,

10th March, state that General

had Donay defeated the Liberals at Paras, Northern re-

Gulf

romani to protect British interests in

the

of

du Briar, who was killed. General Douay was subsequently besieged in the church at Paras, which he held, with only fifty men, until he was reinforced.

HOMEWARD-BOUND SHIPS FROM

CHINA. Kate Kearney, Breckenridge (ang, 29)

London Eveshain, Brayley (Ost. 15) England left

Aujer Nov. 5

scheme for periodically analysing the water at the stations occupied by European troops

in that Presidency

Major

113,43 E, Hamburg

E

310 days

the month of February of the current year, AS WATSON & Co., Hongkong; and by Grocers which has just been published by the Comad Oilmes universally. missioner of Customs, Salt, and Opium

that the total quantity was 48,360, 304 lbs. or 61,691 35-49 candies, of the value of

Rs. 2,39,92,868 or close upon £2,400,030 PICKLES, SAUCES, JAMS, &c.,

G. Glover, R. E, se been ap- Wah. The King had given one grand fraastup the Chins sea, passed Anjer on the 1st sterling-Bombay Daily Post, March 27. pointed to officiate as Director General of gucceeded by a grand Mr Rassam was left Surelerland December 14th. Bad fine

Telegraphs

phs in India during Lieut.-Col. D.

0. Robinson's absence on leave.

The total cost of the Phontan war has been estimated at 25 lacs of rupses (£250,000.)

A famine has broken out in Bhutan, and the poorer classes are undergoing great auffering

And

bad

MISCELLANEŠUS.

CORDIAL of the BENEDICTINE MONKS of the ABBEY of FECAMP.

(FREE FRUM ADULTERATION.)

Manufactured by CROSSE & BLACKWELL, Purveyors to the Queen, Soro SQUARE, LONDON,

ROSSE & BLACKWELL'S. Renowned First class Manufacturés are obtainable from every Respectable Provision Dealor in the World,

Purchasers should see that they are supplied with C. & B. genuine goods, and that inferior articles are not subalinated for them.

bean in irons for nearly thres

114 April 30, in lat. 6 N:, long ears, were released and handed over to out, had calms and light southerly winds Mr Rassam to return with him to Masso

April. that cost 1,000 dollars, and this was to be

fete on a larger scale THE British barque. Zingth reports having and to cost 1,800

presents and jewels. weather and fresh Easterly winds until off also loaded with costly The captives are ported well, and are in the Coast of Portugal, where experienced a great joy at their release. We look for severe ale from South West lasting several Times of India correspondent, Aden, March their arrival in Aden in a few weeks. days, fell in with the North East tradea.

about lat, 20,

them very

light; pha- 29.

sed Equator in

in long 21 W., 013

THIS Liqueur, which dates from 1510,sir Temic had fe fresh South East trades, passed Anti-apoplectic, Digestive, end of an exquisito One of the greatest objectious urged Meridian of the Cape in lat. 40 s. on 25th favour. The Salutary Plants of which quality but he weather de possess all the vivifying usination Normandy, they

To insure thorough wholesomeness, their Pickles not only fortaining the labour necessary and 1

the ch

China See the wby: and gathering, but up

nothing but Sea, and tempose one of the best Cordiale and one

are all prepared in Fare Malt Vinegar, boiled in Oak ware Wilson (no date) London passed strated against a British force remaining on alau for manin Fragrant leaf. As crims and light variable airs taking 56 def the most efficacious preservatives against epidemie Vath by mesas of PLATINUM STRAM COILS; and are precisely, similar in quanlity to those supplied by might have been expected, the ingenuity of doing it: April 24th in lat. 1:16 long diecez

Latterly the French Medical men have almost them for use at British engineers is rapid.

HER MAJESTY'S TABLE": page to that Ho, from Hongkot bount to New York gaatric tendency were mere subject to attacks of C. & B. are AGENTS for LEA & PERRINS" from which we quote the above figures a 24 days out. The British barque Highland: FEVER and CHCL. Mar: ha dos s

CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, and are manufacturers of avery description of Oil an engraving and description of a beautiful Queen, and American ship George Bell were machine for firing tea by steam. It is the both at Anjer when the Zingru passed

man's Stores of the highest quality, invention of Mr Waters, an English engi- there. neer resident in China, and we are told

Johann Christoff (Nov. 13) Falmouth

spoken Dec. 11in Straits of Sunda Lacy Astiby (un date) Landon passed an-

er Dec. 10 jer Singapore,

Anjer Dec. 20 Lammerndir, Bell (Dec. 14) London passud

Anier Jati Aujer Henry Finlayson, London Patriciau (21) London passed Anjer Jan. 9 Earl Dalhousie, London passed Anjer Jan. 5 Bacchante, London passed Anjer Jan. 8 Cheeton, Pobl (no date) Falmouth left

Feb. 1: Gitana,

London Cambain (23) London passed Anjer Jan. 17 JasRussell, Griffiths (23) London passed

Aufer Ján Assyrian, Loudon p passed Aujer Jan. 14 Aloura (20) London Deem Spray (Jan. 8) Londen

(24)

Rajah of Cochin (10) London passed Anjer

Feb.

7 Lyard (13) London vis Cape of Good

Hope passed Anjer Jan. 27

Java Sa Mouutalo Asli (22) London passed Aujer

Feb. 5 Dilkoosh, Bissett (25) Loudon Engel, Apped (30) Liverpool Victoria (Feb. 8) London Queen of the Age (9) London Empress, Dale (12) Liverpool Erolite, Alleyne (12) Liverpool

At least one good result has accompanied the annexation of the Bhootan Dooars : the trafic in Meechies and Assanese girls and

has. The Bhootau Government has reton-

of

the

is com-

of the Northernt.

posed of in the Jeypore State in a singular difficulty. On the pidly solving this 104.44'; spoke the British ship. Erard.): unanimously prescribed it for patients who by thei

it frontiers.

A case of child traffic was recently dis- manner. The Rajah sentenced the seller to five years' imprisonment, and the pur- chaser to pay a triding fine."

The results of the Calcutta census we hope to publish shortly. They are a lu dicrously small that, meanwhile, it is ne cessary for us to say that they refer to only a portion of Calcutta, for they exclude the duusely people suburbs. In that portion which corresponds to the Fort of b as distingished from Malabar Hill, culla authe other great

suburbs, there were in January last 355,000 human beings. Of these 240,000 were Hindoos, 120,000

We use round num→ reat of other classes.

that

Mr Albert Robison, of Roohaupton, a relative of the inventor, undertook to obtain the Euglish patent, and to send out a cer- tain unmber of the machines to various ton outers in Japan, India and China.

The

main points of the description we quote:

We cau bost describe the machine and the manner in which it operates by comparing it to a long narrow, semicircular trough, in

LEGRAND, AINE AT FECAMP, HOUSE IN PARIS-No. 19, Roe Vivienne: This Liqueur may be found all over the World at the Principal Wine and Spirit Mercbaits Phaimas

Coughs, Asthma, and Encipleut

"

Mussulanos, 21.000 Europeans and the which is set an Archimedian acrew of equal i Ganges; on the 25th Iride of the been extended to every clime and country of the

16x3.

of heat is

means a constant and IH

the proportion of Mussulmans to gradually

supplied to

mast on the 8th May,

Hongkong; on the

from

Reach, Kidderporera, and in Howrah, never allowed to rest, and forty foot, Amoy 17th April, in Sunda Straits, Stamp of each Box, without which nose are genuine,

Dinneford's Fluid Magnesia,

Is the great Remedy for

INDIGESTION, SOUR ERVOTATION AND BILIOUS APPECTIONS.

ACMTY OF STOMACH, HEADACHE, HRABTB BN

It is the Physician's Cure of GOUT,"

A DELIGHTFUL EFFERVASCING: SALINA AND APERIENT, Prepared by DINN KFD RD & Cu, CHEMISTS, LONDON, And sold by Druggists and Storekeepers through-

Tag Anterican ship : B. Palmer reports centista, Canteefighers, Grocers, and Dealéo in Tro- hiring left New York City, on the 21 De-visions in General, &e. *** cember 1885; went into Cape Towa, on the 221 February 1880, for water; went to sua pu the 27th, experienced very heavy CONSUMPTION ARE RYFECIALLY CURED BY weather in the Indian Ocean and, continual

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, head winds; made Java Head on the 15th April, and anchored at Anjer on the 17th,

TOR half a Century this well-known remedy for sailed on the 19th, had light winds and Pulmonary Disorders has suves fully stund Spoke in the the test of public approval, and their usefulness has calms up the China Sex

RHEUMATIC GOUT, GRAVEL, Bud other complaints China Sen the British.

of the Bladder, and in the cases of signaled the civilized world. They may be found alike on the

FEVER AND FEVERISH IRRITABILITY OF SKIN Petchelce (14) Loudon passed Anjor Feb. 7

for Japan, gold fields of Australis, the back-woods of America, length. A small steam-engine serves both British ship laru. from Carantin every important place in the East or West Indies, It prúdices grateful cooling effects. As a safe and encourt (18) London passed Abjer Feb. 4 bern. It is to be regretted that even these to turn the sorew and als, to supply atears 137 days out, lost her mizon top gallant in every and our phon Adelina, Bennett (20) London

During this long period gentle Medicine for Infanta, Children, Delicate Fe figures for the purely city part of Calcutta to a hollow chamber which surrounds the one Bra gli spoke the Beomen ferior rivale, and are now the acknowledged ahridate EORD'S MAGNESIA is indispensable, and when Ragoon to they have withstood the pretensions of numerous in males, and for the sickness of Pregnancy, DINNE- Peter Benny (21) Lonion spoken Feb. 8 in 1 are not so correct as those taken by Dr LORY OF OF maintained. The tea is whip Der Sud, 13 days from Singapore to Sold in Bottles and Tins of various sizes THOMAS

and even 'Leith for Bombay. So far as they go they

of Cough, Colde, Asthma, &

taken with the Acidilated Lemon Syrup forms to the trough through Hind

as much greater thn was believed, copper placed at one end of the machine, longkong; on the 14th, and the number of Furopeaus as somewhat and as it comes into contact with the

from New-EATING, Chemist, &c., 79, St. Paul's Churchyard, armis

biah barque Princess of Wales, led the Bri-

London,.... But, then, a large number of the of the screw is pitched forward by stages of castle to Shanghae, 160 days out.

N.B. To prevent spurious imitations, please to live

Also reports the British ship Jeddo, from observe that the words: "KEATING'S COUGH! Tatter

reat suburbs of Garden about six inches. It thus travels the entire in the great but

·Abporė,

with Demerara to Bhowanipore, engil of the trough--about

Coolies, caught LOZENCES" are engraven on the Government Entally and Barrackpore and Serampore.

30 miles from Ajjer, blowing A census of the whole process to the

required during fire

tempera- *(third point) 3 the rest of Calcutta in the suburbs should

ture.

heavily from the Westward: 200. cholies As it reaches the opposite end it is st once take and the The

results evin- received by a wooden channel, which con- were drowned or burnt, the other 300 taken to arrive at

the truth. As it is, the reys it to portable receptacles. The tea to Anjer and are awaiting the disposition figures about to be published, taken alone, traverses the heated surface in about forty of the British Consul; the mate was drown would prove that Caluutta is the healthiest five mints amfer ordinary circumstances city, for its size, in the world!

but should any cause arise to necessitate a While England

with its Rin- lower or quicker motion, is occupied

it is obtained by derpest, we, with that ignorance of the altering the pitch of the screw by a very people among whom we live-which-pre- simple arrangement. vents sympathy, shut our eyes to the ra vages of the sanie plague at our own doors, The murrain has been serious in Bengal In British Burmals Me Gadgtoy who was specially deputed for the purpose; hak col The principle is obvious to those who Glencoe, from Shanghai, at Gravesend,ected facts which show that since May last have but the alightest knowledge of ongi.

March 27. Brunswick, from Shanghai, de, at Li-100,000 bulloska have thed there. No pure mooring, and we should think the practical has yet been discovered here any more than working of the machine would, bo simple verpool, March 27.

the last sixty years and sway. One central engine and drying England. the Rinderpest hus suveral times visited house might suffice for several properties. Faraiat The present epalend is võiv, we are glad to say, dying out. But such have been its ravages that Colquel

SHIPS LOADING IN LONDON FOR HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA Baajan, Chase, from London luvincide, Beaching, from London Portland, Peters, from Loniou Robin Hood, Morgan, from London

SHANGHAE

JLidgett, Robertson, from London Wild Deer, Cubh, from London City of Quebec, Peebles, from Loudon ARRIVALS FROM CHINA.

Robin Hood from Shanghai, at Grave

sond, March 28.

Thurso, from Foochow, at Gravesend,

March 29

• DEPARTURES FOR CHINA. Hotspur, from Southampton, for Hong

kong. Caduceus, from Shields, for Shanghai. Costa Rica, from Hamburg, for Hong

kong.

John Fraser, from Portsmouth, for

Hongkong.

bined

E

from

been compelled to import bullock has Bengal for the public departmenta

The Bombay Post hear that this P. and 0. Company mean to reduce the rates of passenger fares by their Steamers on the Tatian and Chima fines, and that the new rates will be pablished shortly, Friend of India, March 20.

can be made

is

We are informed that one machine, which the comparatively moderate cost of two hundred pounds, will do the work of five hundred men.

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eti.

on

Tu British barque Labuan reports hav ing left Bual on the 8th May, the French barque Amiral de Mackan Captain Devan- reix arrived in Sual on the 7th May, with a distasted Spanish Fonteca in tow-reports having experienced a heavy gak of a revolv type in Lat. 17:45 N., Long, 118:00 E. wind harvest from S.E. at 82

at 8 P.M. on 3rd, shifted to Si W. after a calm of 20 min

May utes duration Bar. 29.010; vessel in

in great from the tremendous

issed, when about unites NV

:W. Cape

Bolinas saw a disma- sted Pouteen sout host with hawaer, and took harin

a tow. The crew of the Ponton

of

4

had no water or provisions in

supplied them with both.

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