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MARCH 6, 1868.

TATIONS.

ova, 6th March, 1888. tx, Now, $700 E Old,

лагев, Моw,

Iwe,

Old

774

Exchange.

lis sight,

672 685

Note. 700

Nominal,

3 days' sight, Re. 219 à 2194 Bdaya' sight, Rx, 2181

parowat-any-hazards" policy has be a daily find a desire to appear righ, Russian mission...

THE CHINA MAIL.

in

comply with this

game

come almost as much the cardinal point of living of those wealthier than themselves, considering it now, bamed it all be authority given to squrst, alleging the not mean that Professor Huxley of the hidden playor, and not the only

af naval sution as it has already of British diplomacy. Nothing would be aster than to name half a dozen fells action if they were really sought, astern Asie, and we would point out

or fondness for the utmost

a

3 days' sight Bank, f. 72 data,

per c. pro.

9 per pre..

...I per c. pre.

23.80 pèt tasl

23.58

one or two opportunities for service which and without incurring the displeasure or ful sientific point. Both the oaks in ones which its nationality could be learnt which manifests itself most when a piece is without some assumption of a

to

touch,

reigns,

sereigns,

4.65

Sharps, 40 per Share.

lock, Old, 20 per cent pot i

New, 15 per cent ptu, Shares, Old, 18 per cent pri

Now, 3 harms 30 per cent dis. temperature,& 189, lith March, 1868.

9. SP.M. 30.046 29.968 milometer, 64 66

66.07

65.0

59,0

€1,0

69.0

gr.

610

YE

Frass,

58,0

shove, 20.04

NE

1

6

Dull

non Gron., 0.05.

ries on China & Japan.

OL. 2, No. 2.

JOW. READY

Aborigines of laivan--., it in China-Chinese ver tory of Kip van Winkle

Chius Native Description

our Glasses in China: The Plant Chinese Terms nd saslaughter Ningpo ipasonry in China; Thet r; Characters on Chinese) Chinese Army Juparisão.

23 of Japan; Meaning of

The words Tang

st of Living among the

vrde O Me To Fab.

Test, and Prohibition Chinese Silk-woru Oaks

Tea Works on Chinese rohibitory of Kinigration

in China; Henna in

a Chinese General to the

KINA MAIL.

LIDAY, MARCH 6, 1808,

COREA.

at home papers will have notice the appeal made ard Osborne towards a edition. Neither he nor lace their advocacy of nly considered as a most ste of money (and often-

pon the actual results

actical, to be achieved

ficient inducements ofthis

an object towards which

s may he directed, but ertainly not sufficient in justify the country in ber of clever ant

and valu

ave the rigour of sOMB. tic winters, the dangers packs, and, under the repmistances, to expend

le percentage of human

2 Osborne, and his most

nent the Pall Mall Gu,

matter in a light which novel It is not, my the results to sciënde,

to which we look, so

irable school which is,

energies by this wrest- e-bound secrets of an and the development of urce and hardy self- Anthony Trollope who

g to say to the icebergs

not in the least wish

other of the bold sen

o the Arctic regions;

the

No, 1484,—MARCH 6 1868. |

through in a very speedy and suinmary of course no defined lins can be drawn, and leaves, and acorns, and in the "longislty. By neglecting this, the salvors shall intellect in the laws of nature; and the to do so by their ownar, daca be imagine er some fifty years ago, when our in estimating the cost of living of those feathery Aliments ontside the cup, which loss their right to salvage or hire spil will fashion of the affections, and of the will, in that this result can ever be attained through hands were full of work and activo service who, in point of wealth, are ramcyed above give it the appearance of a small fur cap, vai à rule with no exceptions. But it individual character and disposition form. This is referable to Q. dentata, Thbg, brat Of the 24th Oct. the Consul applied to aald "substitute for this mocking fiend,"science" is no part of the apparatus for a

he fiable in damages, or to being punished to harmony with those laws." the class of whom I have already treated, that I think the two are probably identical. ariminally, if there are grounds for it." sets to us that the diplomacy which has an important difficulty; for among the desbribed from specimena gathered in Japan the Controller of Import and Export Duties not "a calma strong anget," but the cele successful playing of the game, though au Burely Professor Hastey should have de we have said before, & "sensitive cou

mere study of the rules of

of the of latter years become the curse of Great Chinces, as in our own countries, though to in 1776 withont fruit. It was again met and requested the immediate delivery to bratel Autociston chess-player which at one average conscience might be. A "sensitive flats in more distant régions is affect a very much tuodified extent and degree, with by Prof Bunge, waking u 1891, in the IX of tlie Consular treaty. The Controller antagonist who ventured to cope with him to the lawe of the game, but to the spirit in our Navy and that the Don't kick-we

him of

of the ship and cargo in terms of Art. time went about the world defeating every conscience" is a condition of obedience not to keep up or imitate the style mountainous region near that capital, but on the same day replied that he could not We do not ma

oborata. their own income will permit; but at the tween my Poking and

display that

that There

however

the denies in the fcast a large intelligence condition either. For same time a Chinaman can mach mora

Residout his hilden-player, but that he loss mean will do little except to hamper tue

sensitive conscience spelotons. readily retrench, give up his affected style, of these trees, thus due to the enlightened

The identification of one or perhaps two IX was not applicable

and giving the follo by

reasons why Art. expressly to affirm that his moves are not game and the player, unless it be accompa

both and bring his expenditure down to the interest in the

free, but automatio, is the sense of being Iet. That the vessel was not stranded, divested of all personal reference to the in- defont, and a love whidi can transforu nieul by faith which can look beyond Our business, however, is naturally with lowest point consistent with health and tor, is likelyestion shown by Mr. Tein- butus found fluating without any eure dividual character pitted against him in the dafest itself into triumph..

reasonable comfort, without pain to himself greater value than the solution of a doubt aot a single papar found on board from there is no provision for a double bearing if pressed, would accept his own illustration

I think to to results of proof of its

its aliunality, because there was contest If the afuiile be

accurate, indeed,

We

do not believe that Professor Huxley, would afford a most legitimate scope fat does not necessarily deprive a Chinagian of oak of the British Isles and the whole of measures for salving the property these taken, for the flesh of recognition between ditions far higher than those of the

obloquy

his associates rutrenchment

ant tion are very closely allied to Q, river, the

2ad. That it was not

of every move, no analogy ins the paral energy. Of course we know that his status in society, but honest poverty"

of the significance of the highest education, "Northern Europe; and mongolics was

spiritual Captains and Admirala now-a-days are receives practically that same counteration indeed supposed by Pullas to

0011- been adopted.

the earthly and the eternal player 3rd. That the last clause of Art: IX ex- so often begins with disaster, for the visio- then. Were there not instead such condi

whigh game

game,"

and which should often override recognized. Art. 050 of the Code which face of the defeated player provided completely for the case.

illumines the ti

the tions, and were there not also an inde ledges the last awful announcement of check even more perfectly when the game is over To this the Cousul on the 25th Uct. replied unte. Mr Huxley ignores, in his defi-and the board is cleared, than even while by a protest, in which the argumenta of the nition of education, all bat the visible isis is playing, we do not doubt that the Controller were controverted, and she Can sues of the contest between the soul of the noblest of all our players would themselves and cargo. that might ensue, and hobling that at a late stage of his lecture bo speake that case, unmeaning craft, and foil, and sul protestad against all

univers and the soul of man.. It is true court the checkmate by which all this, in the Controller and the Government of of education as including passions trained skill would at length be ended. Netherlands India, from whom he derived to gorus to heal, by a vigorous will the bin authority, liable for all costs, damages, servant of a tender conse

• conscience,”—and the and interest: annexed to this document noble training which teaches to love all the copy of a letter from the Resident beauty, whether of nature or of art, to hate it was stated that the crew of the English And difficult as it seems to understand how the English Consul, in which all vileness, and to respout others as himself."

China to London,

of Newcastle, from

Huxley

of

the saine

eccessary

pity

the more puppets of that most imbecile which it is usual in Western lands to accord species; whilst the affuity, of the other cepted the existing colonial laws and the joy which now and again know-structible faith that they will be fulfilled

would thrive on the common British cak and considering the nature of the climate of Noschwang tigru sms no reason to doubt parts, of Great Britain, and certainly in that it would need no protection in many Central Europe.-H. F. HANCH

LOCAL,

as he.

of the boards with which the country to i postually. Moreover tliers is amongst European species in very great. It in mora is afflicted the Board of Admiralty, the Chinese such an amount of genuine that probable that the mountain silk-worm But if popular report be true; the pre hospitality, distinguished from that

ral Commander-in-Chief is not hospitality which is alloptod chiefy us Sherrs on the side of shirkut of making & display of wealth, or as needful responsibility, and is per who do not need it, that it becomes a afforded as a social entertainment to those fectly ready to risk receiving any simple matter of course that a Chinsmen's anmber of the saune reprimands so table is open, not on casual visits only, but sppropriately written on foolscup and for months or years, until indeed the anchor-decorated hospitality ceases tu bo a convenience, to dated within the

all his friends and connexiona who choose sclosum sacred to Naval misdirecto sit down to it; in fact an "universal A Caterer match between an Eleven of tion, if he can only see a just cause clubbin

Braka system of recipro-the Bougkong Cricket Club, and an Eleven Now the public opinion of every esl id exista trought tho population. from H.M.8 Rodney was commenced to ship Maggie et a cargo of 729 such love na this could be learned out of the water. This is infallible.” ̈ ̈ British (wo may wid foreign) resi Early marriages also prevail amongst the day. In the Brat tunings the Hongkong dent in China and the expressed opinions; parents urge their sons to marry, Cricket Club scoreit 38′ runs only, their of tea, and which had been wrecked on the previously described, it eems clear that over your neighbor's fence and bone two of of every respectable journal published in order to keep them from certain immo- opponents souring 32 runs The Hongkong Alcester reef off Pulo Liat, had arrived at go intends us to understand bini. For the East is in favor of an attempt to disables, and with the hope of pricket Club made a better stail in the Mintoh in three boats after having, as they insists that moral law should be understood You will find this plan vory soonomical. over the fate of the Rev, Mr. Thomas family; the sons are in no 130 together with the logs of two wickets stated, loft their vessel in a sinking stato.

and another British subject who, it was reported, were burned to death in the General Sherman, There is no absolute

tons study -er the game Professor Hur

bad

he

tho

Becond innings, 16 rans having been"

entail keeping house or other permanent ling, because warriage does not neces

десеварrily

our reporter left at 5 o'clock. This match source of expense, beyond the small item

Hem will be resumed to-morrow, of on additions! person to feed and clothe

when

As this protest land a result, the Consul on the 26th Oct., addressid a request to the Governor-General that the Coutroller fur cargo to the Consul in terms of Art.

to

physical law; that there lies in the nature of things a reason for every moral law as be of the same self-executing kindes

cogent and well delued as that which

the parental roof and with little or either in point of numbers or

nuder the

HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS.-How to have

hot water always in the house. Let your and you will never afterwards be out of hot. wife End out that you visit another woman,

How to houe turkeys. Get up at Do'dock

The darker it is

the better.

Climb

three while you are at it, as it saves trouble.

Order your servant to do something which she does not like. You will get more sauce How to have sauce at a moment's notice?

than you bargained for. If that does not To make busty pudding. Make your

artamty that they bave perished, and for unless the son be in sufficiently affluent Last evening Madame Vendi gave a Con. :ould be ordered to give up the ship and anderlies every physical law; that stealing do, get into a row with a cubman. ment reports state that they are still standes to maintain a separate stah. cort in the ball rooni of the Club Lusitano, 1X of the treaty, and on the 12th Novem. Fing are just as certain to be follow- alive. Moreover several Americanssharedialment, le car still reside with his wife to a good an audience as could be desired, ber the Consul was informed that instruc-hand in the fire, or jumping out of pudding, and leave 'it out on the doorstep their fate, whatever it may have been, and no addition to the house sccommodation the Goremer and her Tectability, tions had been given to the Controller to Navy have no particular interest in the considerations render it a difficult task to piano was presided talent is too well ended to land the tea and to sell some ofinely described as the rivical laws;

helping either fellow countrymen ur

The

who,

if

ed by evil consequences as putting your if the United States Government and which he required as a single sean. Those the assembly with their presence.

garret window." If this be indeed so,

to cool, carefully shutting the doar alter, ring deliver up to him the Maggie Leslie and her then, of conres the moral laws of the wards. In five minutes return and 'yon over by Signor Montal.

kal. arge

aniverse

will find it the hastiest pudding imaginable, are as much ólementary rules of death or captivity of a few citizens, estimate the Jost

of living

lose bett, whese musical among those

Dit being perhaps five or six squares off · British sailors have sa a rule been particu- Chinese whose incomes exceed what is known to require any praise from us, and it as damaged, against which proceeding the the player who has the subtlest

and knowledge

best larly proud of our national character for required, to provide the necessaries and Madame Verally was kindly assisted by a. Consul energetically protested. others who have by misadventure fallen estimats must therefore be considered, we may judge by the frequent and inces with the instructions of Government, the advantago in the conflict for existence as salt one of the outsido butchers, and ques.

On the 13th November, in compliance trusat fidelity, will gain thereby as much

of the former and follows them with the policemen have the least trouble. Never

have dead beats about your kitchen.

How to obtain calve's head jelly, Con- fulfilled his part to perfection.aud her eargo to the Consal, at the same physical laws, and conforms to them with tion his veracity on the subject of mutton, justified by the necessity for maintaining fined line bordering on which are those Miriame on part and our prestigs in setting the forces of an whoes mootice are amplo for the ordinary deserved all the applause she got, and in empire in motion to resone a handful of comforts, hat which barely afford scope for some parts, the rendering was exceedingly caut, on the gross value of the ship and Huziny's audienus will admit it to be su

insonurred by him and a commission of 6 per doubt if the thinking men among Mr an insinuation that ho is of canine ex- traction. You will have talves' head folly subjects frain Abyssinia, if Government the superfinities of lifa, let our ideal China-good. We trust soou to hate blie pleasure arge due to him under the Code of Cou- If they want the maximum of tangible pretty soon.

night.

this success in the

Pickles-Always be disputing with your great tussle with the clain, the Controller applied to

my- relatives,

A very pickle will be the con- vernment, requesting that he might be and inexorably those pieces which Professur accordance with the orders of Government, they will avou find that the only account

In the meantime the Controller had pro the great game which Mr Huxley has a TheateThose on which the

comforts of life, and the following well-known gentleman Amateur, somewhat vague and ill-defined

sant applause that greeted bin upon avery Controller delivered up the Maggie Leslie he whe has the subtlest knowledge of the Prasing urer,

appearance,

into savage hands. If dreat Britain - is

by

战 wide leap, the unde

aid can be granted to search for Drman be ono who is in comfortable circum- of spending another such delightful eveningnare. The Counul refusing to say aterions. Automaton who moves so silently sequence. These pickles are usually put

Livingstone, sorely a few gunboats to hoard a moderate amount of savings or

stabors, one whose income will allow him as we passed last tay without absurdity be despatch

known and celebrated, for his lin.

tane. Here at least is a chance for a

enjoy somewhat of present indulgencen,

Such an one shall have a wife and two or

will

average as follows —

TO PAY'S POLICE.

A case of considerable interest to

those

Inspector Burton, market inspector,

the

held baraless for what he had dune in Huxley calle the phenomena of nature up in family jaGot up an alarm of fire

To clean bonso.

proceedings against the Consul as repit enlightened self-interest, in comprehended into your premises. They will provide a bonse thoroughly until requested to desist. Irish Stew. This is 6 favorite visad

ed to verify the fate of a mat well according to his particular disposition who have a foudness for bacon and pork or that be might be permitted to take legat they should take of moral laws, other than and invite the members of the fire hriade guistic and other acquirenents, and threp children, and his thisbursements, I was disjused of by Mr May this star-senting the owners of the ship and cargu. under the best average morality of their bountiful supply of water and wash the that of his companions misfor according to the result of my enquir day discovered a pig amongst the hard in The first of these requests was refused, but day. While a man who has pierced a new little of that active service, so begyed for The rent of a house for the whole family the Slanghter-house. belonging to an ex--the Controller was authorised to take such secres of physical nature will probably reapsarionsly propired. The most expeditions. by Sherard Osborn, and, sa westrenuously however possessed of elasticity in go far as he found that it was in a state of eps as ho might consider necessary. The the greatest reward both in usor and falus method is to attend a wake and introduce advocate, the condign punishment of Mr it may be rednot, if needful, by portion food. The pig was revelling in sinal pox of Justice and obtained a warrant to anest of moral or spiritual life, will now are through Ireland's ingratitude. The recipe

would be from $6 to 88 a month, an item

Thomas murderers if murdered he was, ing off some part of the prusista op rent ocenuation might be found for a forme others; the food for such a family would Almost as large as would be despatched ho about $4 month for each adult, svs- from England upon a fresh exploring ceptible of course of any shount of increase;

lul, 50 expedition to the Arctic regions. three servants would probably be complayed,

at a

each

"porker."

of

THE MAGGIE LESLIE CASE. According to the Batavia papers the case the Maggie Leslie is becoming rather complicated, and is likely to give rise in Chia-li by this and injudicious alliance for three servauks, say, $3; wages of 3 Governments. The following are the details questions botween the English and Dutch And to crown all, the French are at this serrata, any, $3; total $30. This estimate of what has taken place ia reference to this very moment anting at some ports in a will probably suffice for some amount of vessel, the master of which it will be secul- matner as regards inserting their rights hospitality, especially when it is considered lected, arrived at Singapore reporting her or-arauging their wrongs which quite that the property inherent in expenditure lose, and whois precipitate abandonment ignores the so-called mutual co-operation, to which I have several times referred of his akip was severely blamed by the

sessed by the viuds placed on the dinner The Maggie

+

India,

·!

PROFESSOR HUXLEY'S BIDDEN

CHESS-PLAYER, - (Spectator, Jan, 11.) Professor Huxley line told the working men of South London, in a very tine pass

L

but

discussion on the wrongs of England,

is from the works of ancient Scald.

in 1859-

Will Sir Harry. Keppel throw. the alli-the name of elasticity, ta so posel Court Leslie, of Newcastle, sailed of his most wasculine English, what the higher mōral and spiritual issues of the and reckoning among its contributors the

tensive pig-dealer, and on examining the

Consul still refusing to reimburse the Con- from his anticipation of other discoverers, disease which totally unfitted it for

gastroller, the latter applied to the High Cars the man who has entered into a misuli a ctrice piece for the tale of those the ship and cargo which was axenter on bility reap little but neglect and embarrass- was covered with sores and must have

in all proba-

Worship marked his opinion of auch das à protest to the Government at Netherlanila unfortunate enough to purchase it. His

ose the 13th January.

ment from his keen vision and his faithful COAL IN ENGLAND, BELGION, & FEANOR.. On the 14th Jan., the Consul addressed application of bis new principle. If we regard our prestige with the monthly cost of from 60 cents to $1.40 tardly conduct by Aining the pig-inan in India against this proceeding, which levance of which lead to visible and acknowle shows that in England the quantity

If the Simonen has published some carious laws of the game are those the obser statistics relative to the production of coal. Chinese and Japanese nicrely, there is ing. the wage, and their food; as to cloth death and safe riordering the violent stated was

breach of the Consular treaty ledged success, or eron which invari coal produced in 1852 was 50,000,000 tons, વ Bate remarks apply as to that of death and safe burial of the diseased between Great Britain and Holland, ample cause for action. Of course we the laboring people, expense under that

preclude a visible and apparent and in 1864 93,000,000; that in Belgium know why it has not been taksi The head coaforming itself to means of procur

The affair remains in this state at prosent failure, we think that any education, which 5,500,000 tons, acre produced, in 1845, "alligne stops the way, But with no ing We have then the following as an

and there appears little chance of the is satisfied with such a study

7,500,000 tons in 1860, and 10,000,000 tá may prove to 7.500, owners of the ship or cargo getting poses have been of the poorest; while if, on the 1863; and that in France the unfriendly feelings to the French we state of the monthly cost of living of a

son of their property until after a tedious other hand, the laws of the gaine" include, protest against the manner in which our

Chinese family comfortably and somewhat

litigation in the Courts of Netherlands all the moral and spiritual, no less than the 7,600,000 tons, and in 1865 11,000,000.

duced in

in 1843 was 3,700,000 tonaty pro hands have been tied ever since we landedently provided for :-Rent $; food for

visible and tangible issues of the struggle, from these and other facts Mr Simonen two parents $3, for 3 children, y, $8, and sad

we should utterly deny Mr Huxley's prinei concludes that in England, Belgium, and plo that the invisible player "never overlooks Francs the amount of coals produced is

mistake

or makes the smallest allowance doubled every fifteen years, in Prussia every for ignorance,"

e" and that the man who plays ten years, and in the United States every ill is checkmated without haste,

ive years. without remorse." that Mr Huxley is here orefully oxclading journal, setup by the best men in residence,

It is obvious, we

think, Cambridge is to have a new philological ange in the winds in a matter cancerning table, all the guests dipping their chop from Foochow for London whith a full tion. It is such a mastery of the laws of which error is never beneficent except so far tirental ones. Full bibliographical details

seons to him the highest meaning of educa various moves, and describing a game in Britishi honor and prestige and our unsticks iuts the dishes with a never-failing lading of tea, and on the 5th October last, the great game which is always being played as it teaches the danger of errar in future, will be given of all books published on the best young English scholars and some Con timál character for humanity through polite, regard to the necessities of equitable was fallen in with, about five usile south between the individual fan on woman and in which suffering cannot be the minister Continent and here, relating to classical mit the Fast! We fear pot; but if he division; rent five shewn to be slastic, of Gasjar Islamit, by the English barque an unseen player who plays the alieno But the truth is that the loas in these cases, did so he might be assured of the unhesi and the item of servants is manifestly so.

hor Joy,

failure the seed of triumph subjects. It is doubtless a while leap to take from sail set but with apparently nobody out taking anpport of every patriotle English-y previons estimates of a lahoring man's board.

Fisi-Yama, the Muggie Leslis having all of the universe on enable the human is not a loss of suocesa in the game (nay, night, in Hamlet, which wo had been acting

on fixed and mor

more or But accessible

less rules,

"An Actress' relates the following:-Ons man in China and Japan. expenditure to that of a family cambio of had been abandoned by the cres, and the the most brilliant eness. But we must intelligence and love between the players to a crowded house, we word about to bury

In examination it was found she players to carry on

the

langest game with often the reverse), but only a loss of mutual We have not space to more than indi-expanding $30 a month but the chase is abin's papers and hot bear a would be seen, deserves to live in English literature, both his assortion that the other player is raries brought the coffin in on their should exceedingly well, and with great applanes, not spoil by summarizing a passage which and of this Professor Husler, by virtue of poor (phelia. Four stalwart aspernume sate other opportunities for naval em-filed up by all possible intermediate gra- although there was as far as ployment. Dutch aggression in the dations, none of which seem to presents nothing the matter with her. The Chief for its vigour of style and the admirable, unknown, can take no cognizance. Spice islands is becoming a fruitfal source suitable definite line demarcation which Mate and four semen of

Yama almost grand expression gises to a parti

ers, out being completely enveloped in their No account of education, we do not thiek pall, they could not see instructions to an estimate; and from this point upwards the Fessel to Batavia, which they

their way to have yet to bo visited by a small squa-an the sole of wealth to extremely elastic on the 21st October. According to the in-in spite of the stern, almost soleina, higbest education is barely ever attainable green silk velvet train, upset the little at- in spite of the desolation of its summit colleges, for, as we buvo often asserted, the other, trud on the Queen of Denmark's the Stave, hat pulled ono one way, aso dron, and some better guarantee that the do all the items become that no further structions of Captain Thontiron of the Fusi neglect with which it passes by our highest in schools and colleges at all, but arrangement made by General Le Gendre estimates appear necessary to elucidate the Famn, the vessel was placed in the bands life:-

admirable as was that gentleman's cost of living among the Chinese rentals of Messra. Pitcairn, Sying &

in that. fendant page with his

his basket of flowers conduct obtained for the future safety frequently reach $30 or $40 and rarely $70 Agents for Lloyds at Tatavia) These gens the life and fortune of every one of us the education of life, which does not take that the gravedigger (who was also our (the "Suppose it wars perfectly certain that Huxley uses the term when he speaks of altogether wobbied about so confusedly, much larger soned in which Professor caps zal priest and book into the grave, and of shipwrecked British mariners; and or $100 a month, while the cast of food and tlumen inunediately applied to the Resident would one day or other depend upon bis cognizance of the free spiritual relations managar); in a rage, kicked them off the this not at one point only but along the servants depend entirely upon the means of Batavia, informing him of the sirena-winning or losing a game

e altes entire extent of coast inhabited by abo-ailable and the disposition of the owner stances connected with the salvage and you think that we shonki all consider it to

Don't between God and

al as well as the to revel in luxurious living on otherwise lo enquiring in whose custddly this vesel nities be a primary duty to learn at laint the is so much as half the truth. Mr MacLeod to the devil a proceeding that reduced telling them rigines. A thorough overhauling of the dispose of his money; on the whole I am be inced according to law. The Controller names and the moves of the pieces; to have Campbell, in the preface to his new edition the rest of the

physical relations between nature and stage, ou masse, come and all,

inan, foud

ngh for everybody to hear, to 1 Go whole piratical haunts of the South coast of opinion that in no country of the West of Import and Export Duties was pointed a notion of a gambit and a keen eye for all of one of the deepest and noblest of madein Tho digger would, no doubt, hare to pantoarime. getting out of contributions to theological study, says obviated all dificulty by removing the pall,

.89

:of

of discussion, The savages of Formosa onld be usefully availed of as a liasis for were put on board with the Fusk onlar creed which is gaining rapidly upon mean hers the education of schools and

ΟΣ

reached

ving and

For not.

ay.to

Fould afford another worthy object of is the national wealth more equally distri- out as the son charged, according to the means of give think that we should most profoundly:"Plat place which the if he had not been empacions of the supera

with the management this with a nation, than in China; the universst habits of such matters at Bataviaf.

but so much the better. In fact any of mutual aid and hospitality, the law (3 eus. The Maggie Leslie was then given up to scorn upon the father who allowed his sost, always assume, has in our practical relation their muddy high ows, and of the poffia reefdent in China could casily suggest tom) of inheritanco, in fact the whole this officid, who immediately placed men or the State which allowed its meinbers, to to the reign of las, the character of God being nothing more or less than a board. unportant objects for naval wervice, we inherent ideas and habits of the people, on board for the protection of the ship and Now, it is a very plain and ale our practical relation to the kingarrowed at the ends.

up without knowing a pawn from as the hearer and answeror of prayer has in Knight mentary truth that the life, the fortuns, en God. And enable him to make up the inventory or less, of those who are connected with us, the reign of law, so is Christ he

Science, in the largest

On the 23rd Oct., the English Consal, do

Jepent!

ver return to the old policy which made tend to this equal distribution,--CARTON cargo, and hired warehouses into which

an officer of reputation

ends to be obtained; not over much

doubtless but justified by the harane

s mistress of the seas aggressive IENSIA.

Hance, the well-known hotanist, quired hy. law.

avy is in such a condi-

ing-waters, and that

our blunders in a time

ately needs a training

of the sort is afforded.

pose that 3. Osborne

ed to."And we be

yin particular and the

vill endores his opinion.

ain Osborne is anking,

that something should

a small section of the

ve employment--801

te than channel,cruivi

pressing" the orig

rade in Brazil and the

on the African const

thinking that there

r of objects to be gam

of the world which

the employinent of

Osborne deplores the

none of them exactly by be, but it is

would have bena aliy

to

of

of Mix John Morley, editor of the Fort nightly Review, is about to visit America, ander where also is Mr P. B. du Chaillu, of gorilla THE Austrian Correspondence artiounces

by the Emperor

of high value to the Navy. We are not Imperial Customs, has communicated to March 6th. 858. To the above requisi-yors in a ganto of his or her own. final aim of human existence, the user ratifications will immediately bo oxchanged, principles and practice, but an occasional gathered by him in the Ta'ien Sadamo day replied that soting upon legni adam of the universe, the rules of the Nature, has from who cared for the laws her marriago contrast. She is consequently

reference to it may da goud.

tible to

THE

discharge the cargo, which was requisite to happiness of every one of us, and, moreof the word, is our practical light of notoriety, on a lecturing expedition. bound by despatches and the maunder givas an article which, if his supposition Mr Maleate, ndressed a letter to Messrs the rplas our knowing something of the kingdom of God." Aud if he were to ings of imbecile diplomants who accor- be correct, announces an important dis Pitcairn, Syme & Co., requesting that the toitely more diffienit adapt Professor Huxley's metaphor, Mr that the treaty made by the commissiouera pish nothing themselves and are anxious covery as regards food for Silk-worms ship and cargo might be delivered to him complicated than chuss. It is a rame Campbell-would doubtless say that in orier of the Belgian and Austrian Courts on the that no one else should accomplish any

which has been played for nutold thing either, but good for the public and

Mr. E. C., Taintor, of the Chinese tu term of Art. IX of the Consular Treaty mau, and woman, of us being one of the tery of the laws of the game as the Masinilian has been signed, and that the

lages, every to prevent our regarding a thorough mas subject of the fortune left between Great Britain and Holland,

dated two

chess board is the world, the places the Will within the automatic system called The Empress Charlotte renounces her sao- very hopeful of any such return to past is specimens of two species of Oak tion, Musara. Pitcairn, Syme & Co. on the

gamu are what we call the laws of nature. us a

to tine sent amongst tassion us earthly play

and also the jointure specified in or Thousand Mountains, noout 60 miles vice they had delivered the ship sad cargo to Tho, plager on the other side is hidden from of t south of Moukden, and 70 north-east of the lead authorities in terms of Art, 350 of us. All we know is that his play is always up to a knowledge of Him who constructed respect to engagements charged in the in-

of the gaine i va

a discipline lending roliavad from every kind of guarantee in PROM "NOTES AND QUERIES," Sizo yeh tao-shes or small by which the existing golonial laws were smallest allowance for ignorance. To the ing defeat night well be consistent with a started by the ecle, har proved a succats,

Newchwang The first of these, named the Dutch Code of Commerce and the last fair, just and patient. But, also, that

clause

of the IX Art, of the Consular treaty never overlooks a mistake or makes the came but to show that an early and crash-

them, and has sent One especially, who haritauce. THE following article upon the cost of leaved oak, Mr. Taintor was easured by the

idea of erecting a status to Voltaire, bring but that they had no objectius man who plays well the highest stakes are perfect knowledge of the Spirit of Him who The list of subscribers already amounts to all who care to form an estimate of the south for feeding the worm. It proves to ing with the local anthorities.

if the Chund could come to an understand paid with that sort of overflowing genero-inflicted that defeat; and so citing nite of wages to native servants; be identical with Quercus mongolica, Fisch

sity with which the strong shows delight in petty successes and failures of future games Tho 650 Art, of the Code of Commerce is My remarks in the last oumber of

Mr. H. G. Bohu, who is finally retiring strength. And dea Amur-landes," extends north found, salved or fished up at ses or on the My metaphor will remind some of you of the sympathy engendered between the stock of ancient and moderu books and haste, but without remorse. them not by their apparent results, but by by and Ce, with the sale of his valuable Chines unskilled laborers, will of coursu warns along the Manchurian coast as far as shore, without the mustor or owner, owner the famous picture in which Retzsch has infinite and the finite player. We suspect prints. The first portion a modersined to be equally applicable to tikolajura din hat. Bey and has heon of she goods or consignes being present, or depicted Swiss playing at chess with man that Mr Huxley himself, listies as he would the bhaummer ou Formary 10, and twenty- all those whose means of livelihood do not Nerezinakol Sawod on the argut, in about

traced in a westerly direction to being known by the salvors, the salved for his soul. Substitute for the mocking assout to such a statement, would not he three following

will be brought to exceed those of the ordinary unskilled Isure that is to ehy all that portion of

Iled long- 110 3. The second apreimen named Property had an apessily, as possible, fond in that picture a enim, strong angel satisfied without isying. down some conili- tains some choice lots, likely to attract The catalogue cou be brought to the nearest port and placod Pho is playing for love, as we say, and tions under which be himself would choose competition amonges book-buyers, ddy on the necessary cost of living, and leared oak, Mr. Taintor irsa told is not used Govenian-General shall have charged with i sccept it as an image of bauan life. Well, he tells us that the passious of an educated Louvre are likely to pass into the hands of

Tayah tan thu or large in the custody of such official as the would rather lose than win, and I should to regard defeat as virtual victory. When

The Grand Hotel and the Hotel da Sittle or no scope for superfinons for feeding the silk-worm. It agress how the custody of the satee, or in the absen now what I mean by education is learning man must be trained, "by a bra will, an English company, if half the money- adulgences; between this class and thuse i aver so well with the pak asmet hop-to of such person, then in the bauds of an the rules of this mighty guino, We insomes do afford some such scope, in Mr. Meadows report, in its larger offiver appointed by the chief local authori- wurde, education is the Instruction of the ence, to come to heal whenever required months

In other under the guidance of a sensitive conscione million sterling-be paid within six

which

reduce the 202,300.

•Fales & Queries. ou the cost of living off eine ding to Maximowicz's Veredah in these terms If ships or goods are mated with one who plays ill is cheek to their true spiritual value, measuring front business, has intrated Mess. Sothe

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