LY 29, 1868.
Of course the aps were brought ited away. On the of 100 French and ader Commandant tinh, met the PHO
at Laiké, about em to utter flight he rebel side. D at Thitinh, which abandoned by the had "precipitately the North. They hout 800-Cambo tes and a few Ta-
No. 1607 JULY 20 1868.J
appears to have recurved and to be travel. ling to the North or North-eastward, wore round and stood to the 8.E:
appears to us outsiders to run in a some- what broketi, tardy, and inlocided flow. It is even said that those implicated in the famosa Jadde mystery, who wore forwarded
From 10 to 17 AM, squalls very severe part to the neighboring settle and coming at intervals of D-or 4 minutes. from this mant, are still awaiting. bi durance the
oocasional fulls.
THE CHINA MAIL.
beginning to drop in.
News of damages caused by the gale are All that was said long ago about the place The Silesia was is more than verified, and that deposite of Fonts The hulk which was doing to the mountain ranges. towed up diamastad, on the 21st, by the Congalens, lead ore, and copper ore permeato porary duty at the mouth of the Yangimo What is has come in with her bows badly
Ningpo
From 1 to noon, gale and squalls mo- pending repairs to the globe the result of all this? Is in considerable is the general native opi- lers seldom go in bands of loss, than a thou.
Noom,
with
tolerated
the
course of the stream above spokon of. They derateatering fast, equalle lees The Nino hout which was aneliöred over } called imperial goverummut of this rich in distant provinces.
de seem to take those matters particularly essy in bfacun
THE DRAMATH TROUTE,
The first impression of the Australia Dracuatic Troups in by sentivan tists of only two ladies a gentleman upon a Hongkong audience was made last night, at the Lusitano Club Theatre. The petite comedy of
of Snapping Turtles,
vinient
and at longer intervals, Glass rising, kept al p her course.
From this time to arrival we had fresh S. W wind with: confused swell, and the of the 19th, 100g until after 4 A.M.
(Signed)
GEO. FRED. CATES, Commander
haps
formed and
& month
and need to be crossed in boats,
jured, so that a demand for these articles is jungles are infested with elephants and not unlikely.
To what extent the silk and egge have been from prodstery tribes, though they are less leopards, and the country also is not free affected; I cannot correctly judge. That it numerous than on the old route. Travel- dog.fa manger" policy to be sion, althought they try to enhance the va Those who came to Calcutta
lenger, siy from the wretched so-lue of that coming on by reports of failure part of such a band, and took a the wreck of the Hellespont was driven high empiro? The Mandarins will not permit
27 days in reaching Mandalay from the date and dry into a padly-field. And lastly, a nature's gifts to be utilised by the son of and boos 240 to 242 sinking, does not leave in Taleo. This plates it is dificult to i strango report reaches us of a bout
The rate of exchange 4/5 to 431 notnal, of their quitting Roon Loon, the last town four men bolonging to the City of Aberdeen and all and they grow on their bideoa much weargin for investing in produce, and tify, as are also the names of the two grdat
with having been picked a few miles inside the when other children of nature aivanos. to stats of inscurity,
iden unmeaning cry of Fung-ehuey," native buyers fear to buy in the present rivers which they say are met on t ship on the 20th instant, by the Pilot claim their rightful share in the portion of
this ronta Lont New York The men say they got their beh
the Koan and Hoou and the Seebali. Per their beneficent mother. The progress of adrift from the ship off the Amherst Rooks, the human race in China is retarded by
the Seebah is the ziver on which the but do not give any definite information as the miserable infidelity of Confucian
Theobo (marked in Yule's to how that happened:
officials. Infidels they are, for they believe, Since the above was in type we learn that not in the Providence of the Creator who the City of Aberdeen ran in for shelter from ly tried the troupe. Altogether, however, principal itoins of newe
very first (Berorder.) the interest and even the enthusias
rocks beating north 8 miles.
principles of of the
of untura's religion, 19th instant, bringing fairly sustained throughout
On Saturday Au-lience were
night, 18th July, an unprethonis of
and fa
mast they be rooted out. Their uraly the whole of the entertainment. In cedented storu, guberally put down as the bong of faith, a seantid was let go which long career of blasting and blighting infer
"Miss Arnot intro-uutaide of a cyclone, passed over the weigh ught the ship up; whilst riding at anence over their fair Innd must "Bapping Turtles, Mis dacel some delightfully clover touches brosthood of Shanghai. 16 commenced shot, elis pitched very lieavily and lost jib to an end, and thin gold quedé hrought of finished acting har Mrs. O'Blarney about eight o'clock and continued all right, mast; whilst in this position
-tup-mast, and main-top-gallant destined to bring things to a crists.
Junk foun being in our opinion one of the finest the wind blowing with enormous fores, and dered close by and the Captain with tour gers, como all ye thirsters for gold, and Cone then, all ye Californian gold dig constantly shifting its direction, and, rain
involunteers went to gavo life. He succeeded
#
few songs, one or two dauces, aut the faron
vices all, was quiet
l again in peace-
of
French
A
rance for her po
Our Gal" was the bill of fare present- ed; all of while being executed by three performers, viz., Miss Louise
the
Arant
it would be better
little of the gas
een so apparcat in
es and proclama country and by all
She can cause no
f any other power, pponent of ander- the conquest and ed by civilized races nefit to humanity. bug well to Saigon, pears to be really o make that port
perial possessors
re notice that the
we pretume that tes--is
bo calledTM
ostituted. A list ww has been issued, cognize the names
wn at Hongkong. and are to be put 3rd October, and aphs intimate that:
e progressive. reach have a good they recognize the st be held by Mili- Tears must elapse ves willingly sub- be to them as that sssports and regio as one of those na ivilization, hér au aces will do muer rces which would
and useless under ·
hout the jealousy. ish are invariably
the French success. ation and military. names, permit the jand do away with us which now keep We shall then progress in Cambo but rejoice that the septed in the Far
JA
Circus troupe are to ht, to-morrow, when. benefit to Mr sprising proprietor. romised
ths Rev, Antonio tuguese missionary José College ager on board, the which arrived this ad iu his cabin this of his death is not erased went to bed
past mortem exami- 28-made
un
board,
of the eveut The
aried this evening.
incipal alanges ro
Gazette to hand.
shown great discri
of proinations:
-Foochow to be
hnī,
DICE
Commissioner
at
at Swa
ober at Fouchow, ter, Commissioner missioner at ne Secretary at
at Pe issioner at Chin- ner of Kinking, lex Man, Acting Coba Cozamission- th, 1st class clark,
Foochow during 3. Juues, Ist
n charge at Amoy, Навлен в роневсе, as clerk, to be
ling, rice Drew, J
erk at Shanghai,
g; and A. Wie
bo Acting Secre
THE NORTH
∙on
ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH MAIL.
The P. & Osteaner Malacca, Captain
the Salsa ay be only high in situated,
Salveen and
higher reaches of towns mentioned above, Mowunt is marked Of the two and Irrawaddy.
Burmese official, they say,
on that
We are in receipt of North China papers day after failing to beat out to Sea, as all the world for its inhabitants. MacNamara, from Bombay with dates to sides there. Tensen Hya is not readily Mrs. Airey; and Air Airey, wust liavo sore the 23rd instant. The following ajo the the gale and anchored, with the Am Forsgoth these unbelievers call iu don bt the the 10th, Galle, th 15th, and Singapore identified. The route touches the Irra
things in the comique we have seen
at
ahin drove with one anchoring, the which is bonevoles to mankind, and so 13-19th June, arrived this afternoon. The ndalay itself,
te. The Barometer fell as in
in the Leisitane. Trying as must have been the frequent assumptions
falling in torrente,
tumes in
to
nature has
be
performers Miss Arnofound its way up as far as the deavour to save more life; in this attempts colony of five hundred foreign miners to haud since those by the Imperatrice:
дов
at an
เป
that the
the Europe Mails of following passengers come by her:
merchants take felt, grajs Por Hongkong.
Vice Admiral de Souza, as, brass pots and pans, dried fruits and (Macao)," Mr de Carvalho, an.G., Rovde. walnuta to Bursal, and bring basic in t Gonyea and Fan Jose, Messrs Taylor, tura cotton piece goods and broad cloth. Oliffe and Gardes, Carricanti, Almeida, Palmiras, Tuotioreft, The bulk of the wants of Yangu is supplied Few merchants adopt the overland route. For Yokehaka-Mr auf Mrs Brunton, by rohunts who adopt the route of Mr Kalle.
Singapore, which name they have heard and know wall. This sea routs too is the une most com- inouly adopted by pilgrims to Mecca. Hardly any bediees adapt the route which they have taken.
The province of Yunau, with its capital Talee with its capital fychs-( Tales-foo Yunanso, is distinct from the province of
Mahomedale in large, but not in over-
has been accomplished been dissension. About twelve years ago without inia, and that the pros-standing prohibition in spite of long
will be opened far verponchanged.
if LOF's Hewe hear also one or two Cimese houses that Pilot Brat New York, after an upon the Californian ace would look Her Royal Highness and the young Princess of our map.). The wo are inhabited by
Birs
remark
We have to note that Mr W. H. Med. hurst has arrived and taken charge of H. B. M. Consulate.
Wo understand that Mr Thos. Dick has been appointed Gunnaissioner of Customs at this part.
-Qura
gera
tu build handsome
·
41 Cuniberland, who whe acting fourth of mines would interfere with rights oftish frigate is blockading lazatlan for alcances before the imperial officers who
We are sorry to hear that the Kangoong officer of the Benares at the time of ber is badly on shore at Wonsuing; but hope wreck, has handed us a protest against the she will float off safely at high water.
sentence passed on him by the Nayal Court. correspondant in Chefoo states that He was not the responsible affiour of the
be sentioned in his last let watch, he saya. The second offler was so
the coal-minee gone to examine sonia twenty miles from that port, returned Cumberland therefore avers that ho at do power to stop the ship or do on the 16th inst, aud seemed bent
Freports most
favour
other, than he did-report what he saw to bly of the district. He says that the pl
place his
his superior. He intends to appeal to . ចូរម
ter, ad i
of the country are improved. A mosques. The Chinese carried their remon
authorised them to o destroy the The Malomeduns resisted, but were put wosques. by violence and ninch bloodshed.
Rebellion.
down
They complained to the Emperor at Pekin, who directed their oppressors to be punish- ed. But the officer who was sent for this purpose sided with their
time of severe paraècations, and
of fresh cus- low as 29.2. The River at about 11-lobescuing five Chinese and took the take your share. of this stores of gold that Mr and Mrs McFean, Miss Wauchope and Quautoon (Canton) and
of was swollen to such an extent that the water the City of Aberdeen, and left agatu to on Laius of Shantung for your use. Let once
been
teen accumulating in the moun this piece, everything posted the smooth manner preulur to
The following are the only late Telegrams Road, and later we hear this Canton Road 24 hours nighted a version of the
htt he was driven oul t
ae, and after about
ome and settle in this come Fipkins was a gond illus was Hooded so far as the Ronauts The Taking als compass with hun he boarded quicker than by all the revision of treaties and
Jauk Tule "sell"
pulled for her and the North of Chicaghbourhood i malion of that versatility which is her citief gas lamps in many of the alresta lending and induced the Junk Captain to stoor for or negotiation of diplomatists,
London, 3rd July, Afternoon) The Li- Cotton market to-day closed quiet Characteristic, and was rapturously applaud from the bund, were blown out by the force the entrance of the Yang-tize where he was ed Mrs Airey, who singe sweetly, ส of the wind; overal walls and trees, and
London, Oth July, (Morning. ) —— The Frin- Let it not be thought for one mouent cess of Wales has given birth to a Frincess. encored after having sung Love's Re
enough he sighted and picked that
to
of thila people We feel bound bere al
up by the to great,"
were blown down.
ss. Antagore emigrants then from his ship of about 36 hours miste: The entire population would bail are both doing well: In a Dispatuli of Sir that the boisterona manner of the encoTYS and other demonstrations of applause: was
gent in Gore staus to have displayed their arrival with pleasurs,
Napier's, reviewing the the harbin and humanity, after finding
DĚ effects Whalnuing numbars, sad between them aud great courage not exactly what might have been expected
the Abyssinian Expedition, such weather to go to the aid of
their own
ho his own ship was enfe, to imaye ventured in
en poreonal liberty to share land's
nys Eng the idolatronus Chinese there has always considerably above the entertainment
in the gold of their own country.
object Mason jun. Mr Aurvy's comic singing is
Chine
Buffering
Nor can it be maintained that the open- Princes of
with the rights of the the Mahomedans demonstrativeness, somewhat deficient in sad woull be no doubt improved by a few
richest diggings are supposed to private property- It
is true that tho national
but his efforts were steps of
terraced fields on the sides of the hille, but insult, offered to the British fing. At wall "received and duly acknowledged"
the minera need not begin on them. There Jobinson issued a proclamation pardoning vertheless Both the ladies danced with
ace miles
but New York on the 4th instant Fresident CARD ST
grace;
where no human being resides, and whore all participants in the late Southern
and miles. -of rich dancing the Highland Flinz, while Arngt danced an Irish it. Some of the
no private rights of property exist, be this be clearly understood, that there more noisy **
pubg Bloods"
will be no collision with the Chinese apon forcing the ladies to
FRENCH INTEREST IN SIAM. is full of lead, silver and gold, but that to Board of Trade.
about the land where the best diggings (Siam Monitor, June 18.) work the mines properly, a gang of men
are found There will be
be no interfer-
This Burmah press appear to have heart last the Mahomedans in would be required. Some. Ultimamen aru weeks aging, the change predicted soine
angs with the pessful agricultural
by taken dis
up the old question so much.agi.arma, and after a so
got the Our working the stream and get a caring, wo learit, boon carried into effect. I psopra sun would constitute a rierande in former times, and one which at the time either imperial officers nor people of the
ago by our Tientsin correspondent tricts, nor any meddling with the poor fated by the press of the Straits settlements per h
hnud. They then (according to the tity of gold, though not very much
information of these travellers) spared "screaming," for Miss Arout the " but he is certain that a large quantity will ordered and Tso-18ung-tang have been whereupon to found a despatol from present is, we think, for Indian Journals,ntry. There are now two seats of character kept the audience in a can be found in the quartz and also in the bed royalties, and to keep these fras from all such difficulties. The gold
I to the Bouts of their respective view the Teeng-le-yamen. The coat is clear of ather wise or judiotons to speculate on,
vis Frenol interests in
Mahomedan power in Western China-You- gold harvest nuous rear all the time she was meak near the stream. He is so well, the rebois; while the late Commandant at ready for the sickle of the miners, and they publish an extract from our contemporaled by Suleyman. The two are indepen-
Though just a little overdone, it with what he saw that he is going back Moukden is appointed to command in chief will have the sympathy of the entire popu- tery and friend the Manimain Advertiser, tents of e
We
ando ruled by Mawon-foon, and Frohs, aemed all the better for it and the aus Shane brought news the other the Northern army operating against the | lation, It will be hard to make out a cave vadian interests Eat, woud have hauntive districts i dience would not allow the Railroad
strain of warning and are dant
and care of dish
each other; but rule their rebels in
in Chibi-li and Shantung
reaped- From Ningps, wo learn that the wherer without an 10 pass
day of su encore. Miss
for political interference; and this new and
of
They pay perfect amity. Winterblossom was personated by
have no tribute to Pokin. The idolatrous Tientsiny aut
but strangely enough very little
abouts
unexpected phase
history will be great but but command his discared in ten: Ohines in these provinces have a separate Chinese of bullion, and othe Of quantity of
godsand to the foreign legations in their wo cannot but commend his disclared inton Airey. Spite of the sliding heat-
eat-understand this was enned by a combina Bentred is quid to have been discovered; beletricken Poking Court Let a thousand tion of the 15th of July last, mentioned by but only as Chiveso officials. They wore
ro-futuro.
(A carious fact, where's the ventilation 17– the audinner was tion among the Chime to abstain from
As to the articles of the vouver les travellers knew the Panithaye, evidently highly please with the enter buying under the impression, thereby to prurure its restoration. The new owners, cars will get anything they like out of the our contemporary, we have not use might they suid on both occasions and the Taotsi has been applied to, to Californians guttle in Shantung,
ned Minis-tiou
asked twine who these Panjthaya were, aud tainment, which, by the by,
wooken the market; but this russ is sunt however, seum in no hurry to relinquish it, Foreign board, just by promising that est hesitation in asserting for his informa priately be called the Arnot Entertally likely to be successful, holders
"Chinese ara and the village is so ment," so far na tlu sample of last night frue. The senthilaner of the Chinese woo-wet-work of a queerly situated in the "band of brothers shall not appro- ficin, that they are practically to all intents
that it is difficult to priate all China. a strongly with the feverish compati-se force. It is next to impossible to aur-
and purposes a dead letter, and that both tion on the part of foreigners whenever round it, and thei
No doubt new comers will be cantont of the fact. As to ourselves we have learnt contra ting parties aeem to be well aware a signal for Captain Haires and
the crew of the barque the loot.
removal of a glorious and free republic, and its hold Kewkee returned to Shanghai in the Mistle-
left bare for H. Majesty's instrue shadow
civilised
If, or upon making themselves
to the rest of the audience—a somewhat
greeting and humanly propeding when two-thirds of the troupe are ladies
Gal" (farer) well deserved the appellation of
Keer!
Mrs
Tho
A day
of a rise of about a cauds in Shirtings at
At
such as
in
written
M.Phil Harry Seymour was taken by effect was produced in this market. We property stolen from the wreck of the dealings will the poor, oid, absurd and tion to watch affaire transpiring here in
appro-
is
concerned. The troupe, however, have. made a good start; for the season, the au-
trasts
a
ruler of thair
took up
is, of the name Fanthay they
had never
never heard.
dence was a fair one, though it might have news of a rise in tea or silk coines to hand, would be simply, each of all armed force with our province. Shanting would makeed to look at them in the light of a politics of patient labour and intelligent applica
been fairer," there being very few ladies present; and with some slight changes the performance will be repeated to-night. A good accompaniment on the piano would improve the effect of the songs,
THE LEKIN TAX.
The following reply has been received by the memorialiats to His Excelleney on the
teo, having lost the vessel on the 19th inst. Chinese Commander in Chief foreland would stand but well under the tonin treaty making, by Mons. Aubert:
and
Chusan
agre, yet, such as it is, it is interesting Though this information is undoubtedly and was not obtained without a good deal tiou, to correct and arrange it
gone to Chussu, accompanied by several of benevolence, prosperity and progress. We
vilised banner-the banner on merlinied some tive ngo that Judg. armed forchas, to review and reduce the Such a tricolor would inaugurate an era
the late French Consul, ment had been given on the
The fail
following is the paragraph above Oxford
appeal Provand & Daly from the cos i thought likely, as the iu the East far more invigorating to this Co
referred to
We regret to see that thero is a general Supreme Court to the Privy Council,
men are rather independient and portion of the world's future than any of of the Paris correspondent of the English retarded the progress of Capt. Slaton's party tendency abroad to ascribe the cause of the We learn from a postscript to the latter delay and opposition which have so seriously object to may: to being disbanded. Edmund that the Judgment of Sir
the upheavings of the human mind that Hornby 1:.
man, Tenaived by the last grail, that an im had been counrmed. By the present mail es pressed an opinion some time ago, have created epochs a official information has been received of
the proposed reduction in the Consular Let not the opportunity be lost. Now is of 1oth July
orks in history.
perial decree
presnulgate the Convention mah. Nobody will, we are sure, acusa s to the bad faith of our ally the King of Bar this fact. The Judges present were Bir moment chosen for the reduction is that at pioneers will lay the foundation of a grand Protectorate over Cambodge and renounces
Chinkeng was an error, The the time for action, and a fow courageons by which the latter socepts the Fronal descendant of Alongira, if we endeavour to
with the King of (Copy)
Willia
Siamo Erie, Colonial Secretary's Office, Hongkong, Edward Vaughan Williams, and the Judge have been discovered, and the prospects of one should contribute by word or deed to for the admission of French wines and broached to him up to the latest dates from James W. Culville, Sir which hosiness is improving; coal mines future for all foraigners in China. Every all tribute from it. Another Convention time the enbject of the expedition was Sir
of any und
undue predilections in favour of the
July 28th, 1868,
of the High Court of Admirally.
exculpate
him from this charge. From the GENTLEMEN,--I am directed by His Ex-
of the port look altogether brighter than hasten tho day of action. If the Califor
King has warmly interested
above subject:
23rd instant.
I have now to informa
you
Colonies,I have the honor to be, Gentle
men, your most obedient Servant,
(Signed) J. GARDINES APETIN.
The Honorable
WM. KESWICK, and S. SABROON, Esq.
THE LATE TYPHOON AT SHANGHAÏ.
We have been kindly furnished with the following interesting report:---
The Ganger, with the outward Europo
maily, despatched from this pert at AM.
op 15th July, arrived Shanghai on morning of
thie
down during the gale,
rauk. ot· ·
B
was blown out to sea, but was fortunately picked up by one of the Pilot schooners,
(N. C. Daily News.) Peuple are waiting with some interest to
Одн
two of which at once wont in search of him. of 1867 auch daring 1808 std part-opened, food was dear and everything Cochin Come:
been
men for the post.
there
20th, having anchored in the watow is colision with the Taotai pre-visit in 1942, hat which the Pa
be a
step.
It is
reported that
the late
aro
July 18th, 1868.
A good climate, fine
OVERLAND ROUTE FROM YUNAN TO BURMAH, (Indian Daily News.)
of the
and
the Kit
may
the ex-
inclined to think that
among the Seas and other wild tribes.
his re-
and to bave been very severe towards its Che-hien-ship of Shanghai is due to the thut the moment is singularly ill-oboson for several papers are very imporant of all wat, but a few pronunciation of it was intel- f Sladen in's matter in which his own intercet
ling done in the
ed at Shanghai disinested and with other whatever
bat little was done
ver, cathe forward
boy, charged on urder, should be was a boy whom yesterday given in
ra of the Theres
that he was one
ard of that vessel.
the matiny
had
unt bean
brther remand was
ו 180
no one appeared Worship theres thin the prisoner
2
gainst him. The
conisthing to say
is abience, and in
in, agauts or any
theresa, he had no e.suspected mur
wever, added that
}
best come for
the
printer to
half-andüzen other
l for the alleged
order involved in
rophe of the The
ever, probably 18 in the Holy pected with coolie ved to remain in onk seasons and Justion in Magag
port to a subordinate. At
580 far involved. Should any disaater befali
The brig Silica from Ningpo came into they have done for sone time past. The vinns, don't believe in the Chefoo gold pirks into Sian at a duty of 3 per cent. ad Maudslay, the success of the expedition. acknowledge receipt of the memorial pt having been necessary to cut her was during 1867. Araounted to Thu 7,745,07 the place. The Facific Steam Siam Chutes to the former any privileges) has already given proof that he wishes
to testing against Chinose interference with
a clause in
in the treaty between Britain and the freedom of the Trade of Hongkong. trasmitted in your letter to me of the concerning which some fears were enter from la, 850,000 to Tis 2,300,000). Thin their own interests. The only thing is, the day raised on French liquors may per of the advantages which would result to his
We licar that the ship City of Aberdeen, The Opium traile has increased since 1864 passages, and would doubtless do en for nearly twice as much as that of Nowolwang Company could afford tu give them free
free that
hit may be
to advance Captain Sladen's views in more apcorded to
any other Euro- is,pean power, so that the lasi alteration in ways than one. It that His Ex. Iained, auchored on the 18th July, during import of cotton goods has increased during not to let this matter rest. No.
possible that huito la Majesty tho gale year the L wollency lost no time in forwarding that washed Drorboard while clearing the rigging pieces; the import of sugar from 8,300 official patronage. A great work has to be Sinta
Lightship uan was the same poriod from 2,900 pisors to 68,500 despondency, pooh-poohing, or waiting for inbuence seems to be extending both ia pedition; but we are
Actuated by just views rest. No timidity, haps have affect on British beer. mergorial the Mail of the 24th instant, that evening, hid the Captain went out in
Frenel kingdom from a successful issue by to His Grace the Secretary of State for tho a boat with tive men to search for him and sandal-wood, etc.. sta hat of metals, done, aml it is expected that everyone will asry that we should keep a sharp look on rest in Captsiu Sladen's Autocosa i
pecula
als to 99,900
peculs; and
Siam and Burma Proper, and it i
is neces-lúe less marked. The trads in British hands,
beceu soarcsip do their duty in completing it, which fell very muc
ook outbound up in another way. It is well known Hore; When nuoro. word
in both places. We ace by a paragraph in that the King wished to be California was the Pineer that the Froucla troops in the organizer of the expedition, and gave e sonsidered as measure through the defal scarso In this new California, provisions great
are all cations of Chinese compradores, has of late are abundant and cheap. The diggings will it be before the Europeau regiment in the Royal errand; and, moreover, proffered
armed with the Chas
out far and near wherever it would be be- sissepot breach loader. How many years lieved that the party were foureying on know who is to be, the nuw Cominissioner proved. And, lastly there bas are within twenty miles of a good e Hangoon and at the frontier, are med
atriking
king increase in population. with good roads al the way, and the miners with the Suidor rifle Our army is small, Of Customs at Shanghai. Baron de Meri- Three years ago, there wore hardly any might supply all their waufs from the but it should be well armed, and the Milich he was to use on his passage to Yauan to Captain Sladen diplomatin credentials tens and Mr Dick are spoken of az likely building a large suburb with many country, oheap food, peaceful inhabitants, itary authorities might take a lesson from His Majesty was no doubt influenced by 1
the banks of the Catist. neighbourhood. Now, It is rumoured that the following changes wealthy native honge, and new houses are communication with the world, and lots of the French War Oflice with advantage. are likely to be soot made in that Service. boing constantly erected. Everything in gold and silver! What more can be
wish to parade his powerful English friends, Mr Kleinwachter goes from Kinking to
whose aliatica fie: short, promises a return of
fie never omite to boast, of the prosperity required? which was found existing at the time of our
in any dimonty, among his rubellions sub- his cluding
jects in the Shan hills who acknowledge River at 11 .. of the fath justant Capt. he will be relieved by Mr Bows, who will, lieu destored
at the former port, where ・ship at
Efforte
the sway of Burmah in the inverse ratio Catch writes that a
made, for Typhoon was encounter-in turn, be relieved by Mr White at instance, to ravive the production of Tea
YOKOHAMA,
f their distance from the Burmese capital. Twelve Maliomodan Chinese came a fow The King, moreovor, looked forward to the ed on the voyage, and that he ran to the Ningpo. It is therally remarked that the and Silk at Li-yang and Woohoo; which southward for 12 hours to avoid the vortex removal of the Taolai from Kiukiang would was rained by that scourges and for the rald and Gazette, all take, as usual, extreine goon came up to Caleutta.
-(Correspondent of Changhai Recorder). The local papers, that is the Times, Hemal on their way to Mecca and from Itanaity form on their journey, as a means of weeks ago, overland, from Yuan to Bur relations which the explorers must of neces Capt. Cates adds further that the storm
e a more appropriate.
produce of these districts Chinkeng is the views of the questions at present attracting questioned as to the routas, en, No China bellions aubjects on the frontier. It is, there- appeard have been of very large ostent,
They were riveting his yoke more firmly upon natural
I outlet. Altogether, then, it sees attention here, and the Europeans on the men in Calcutta understood their dialect: fore, in the highest degree improbalile that change in the entre, saseveral vessels have already ariv obeck placed on the sque zing propensities removing a usiaul, and entrapting British are anout native politics or sozial ullares.
of officials in Shanghai. May of the prin interests at
e number could write Arabic damage. The Gange sustained no dabingu elpal Cuinese morchiets live in the foreign the time is change was contemplated, it should be the supremys head of the Empire, es of ivritten questions and replies the the explorers beyand the froutier, the King
at the
his Majesty would break faitlt with though their There is no doubt but that the Mikado ligible to ne
te Mahomedan. By
Captain exttlementa
ents; and we have raised so much have been justifiable, as Chinkeaug but it can hardly be expectail that a family following information was elicited There himself would suffer more from the loss of
sty a slow pro Extract of Lag 17th to noun 18th July, 1368-
his expenses. 76 every reueon to foster a reviving trade. Yet
from Yunan to Burma. doubt the bine being
1. What is but it is likely that the
is not so retract sulvice giron to the Foreign dice ather noblemen of the Empire were jealous beou now for some time desorted owing to that the intelligence of the destruction The post
other operate struggle; merely because for a long time much frequented, but has sutary vet o internet of the reinumerative ne it used to ho
under totally different circonstances,
interwoven with the safety of explorers, The heavy gale which hiew over the
of their power surped..
the tribes of plunderera by which it was the This great fault committed by the com-infectand. It quits the provines of Tales til for would it all probability be the Sunday morning (18-19th July), lid loss
bined Daimion has been a want of discipline, (western portion of Yunan) at the city of Karens who, ass
signal for the outbreak of the Shaus insight, hearing W.
damage than we should have anticipated
matter of fact, are merely of proper combination amongst the variona Yong-Chang (weat of the Mokong river.) cored by the leaders, et iuftic
the dread of
the King heavy
one fouled
to. put Bar 29 40, Symp. 29.08, every ap that we eno
waese hear The
The present position of affairs seems to And twenty days journey from Fearence of a Typhoon to North-eastward her zuchior till she got foul of cantile interest of the Bhauo and Mandalay the real obstructions lie the petty iner fna, and which appars to be traveling booy, and scraped her sides a little. Two been satisfactory proofs of the existence of the Takugawa family, the undoubted suc Burmese territory. The contitry through sies and persunal animosities
within traders to tity weetward; wore abip and Täll to of Mr
we regret to say in the jealou And the Naval yard was evidence of practical and experienced porál
but. Do
no 06 policy to centre the entire tom which this route passes is throughout
tha In as
I power of their wealthier districts, int with furious scalls piopes of wall were blown down and one or the diggings, until now. Everybody here ginuing to tell. The goon judgment avin- rivers ars, inclusid trees," Two was confessedly far from popular. Should
ropean dmmunity in Manda by tribes who are described as
as "infidel
certain ma
members of which Captain Men among snow be worshipping: uses; several of felt that, until a trustworthy report of the end in evacuating Osaka and returning to King (upper Saiyan) and the Young Chiang which juight lave fairly been anticipated,
on thla router: the Lo the small crees on the band
expedition not meet with the success were
Cambodia) This later must we hope it will be remembered that Ship behaving wonderfully well and the bok of the Consulate,
broken.
In the worth their while coming to Cliston, there Chipping in easy water.
means of the enemy whilst recruiting in country, several large trees were uprooted, was no certainty of attracting workers to security of their own hilly district.
the Fou. From the 313, wind 5.8W Bar houses unroofed and the crops more or the rich deposits of mineral wealthe Symp. 19.90, Gud ricing a little less damaged. The cotton especially, which the country has been tested by an old fighting leaving the Obusiu Satsume fores thought these travellers have never hard of Colonel Fytche has the welfare of Burials north-east of the other, it is prestin explorers were hardly adequate for an un to be Yedo
has boon the scene of some sovereed thist this; must be the Bamo route dertaking of such magnitude. We are sure Now, either clearing and eqralls less frequent had been previously suffering from the pro-hand and there is no mistake about the on the ground with a doubtful vistory Benio, nor had they met or heard of Cop- text auch at heart to abandon such a splen
eastward. He not o violent, kept ship away to the longed cool weather, is hald level with the stuff that
were made suineas ground and the peach trees are half strip abundance, in the quartz reefs and ranges sacred person of the Mikados pelo hos
of being in cateying off gans, munitions, &c., and the tain Sladen's party.
2. The other route they know as the now A set chrufe: trysails and ped At Woosung, a number of inaks within, fteen miles from this kiptahip her consu to narthward wore driven high and dry on shore, fire, fcua of the quarta uro. How her Sport bage to thy fakegawa family--the Mia sawa one; called, also the blowun, and also the
Spaci 44, wind hauled back to S. Wi, ale were sunk, many acres of land wore aub- anal iggets of the size of pois.
Телзий
Hya route. This was the we Several large fires have taken place, and they adopted themselves,
It passes that the whole country is inviting for ite zain, the country la in a sad state.
ser lofty ranges
The Morning Star states that the para of mountains, to graph describing Leotard's fall while going mineral wealth. It now appears that not only gold but silver exists in large quanti new silk coming forward to the extent of mountains and the whole country are cover terrible fall was, it acems, nothing more No business, only at wide intervals; the least a day, and sometimes two Thea: Alhambra, in London, was a hoax : His ties, and silver or containing thirty per 500 balar, and eggs about 65,000 cards. od with a dense a jungle that travellers than a olever suuimersault, which he por cent of pure silver abounds in the district. The cotton and rice has been seriously in-
pan rarely see the sky above them. The formu every night,'
ut Gununes froos 4 A. M. difficulty to toneczing thers, that the Magia seemed hopelessly sunk but there is now powertal, as the Takugawe wont give up are two route the old road. It was generallye A Do 17th 4 A.Mpassed the witrate cau hartily pay extreme as this Bir Rutherford Alcock seenie disinclined to position held for three centuries with-
Wind M. N. W., blowing strong, with
very high N.E. ca
wind increasing to a gale, with
80
very threatening appearance to North-east-settlement from Saturday afternoon to
Nogu,
Ward and Glasses falling Country: Jalan
CHEFOO.
(Correspondent of N. 0. Daily News) topls of the day here, and perhaps your
-and a
Hix
than is
and so
and
, wind-atif NNW; bewing from its strength, Several ships dragged The gold mines in this vicinity are the and general good head, a man of decision Som days to the wost of this is a place the assistance of his English in Pa Pie with forecalls and thick their asichora, bat nodo dragged readers may be glad to know tho most be liard to make out clearly, even by the travellers.come upon a place known B ̈Í
Bach
88Extward to avoid the vortest blow daworkshop were uproofed the cold for somo time since,
* Yaan 8 P.X. 178li, tu 2 ▲ M.
ing very
the
heavy
gale
and
Land
rain and a high dangerous sun two
Some Teeneca (evidently. har down rebellion. As we have already stated
ng from all quarters, Winding portion of prooted vald Helds could be made, such as would the northging the Confederate Dai Klang, (upperwing near Young Chang all it was but a first attempt, and that th
gradually from NN. W and to W. and and several of those on the open plot at satisfy professional diggers it would be mios after them, and thus exhausting the ha the Meko fact that this route is said preparatious and means at the disposal of the
Borth
63)
and as he is
The
Qver
did scheme, because it may not have at fict answered expectations,
equalls increasing and Glasses falling, red, and the crops ruined, and several "inspector" who has just returned declares together with the eighteen days of constant the top of each of which it takes at through the trapeze performance at the
4g, very confused sen
houses blows down. We do not hear of -95, wind W.S. WWW., blowing much loss of fifo. foriously with hot and cold squalls and The filowing further particulats lave ick heavy rain; Hyding that we are again appeared in a subsequent issue of the same
esching the centre of the storm, which paper.]
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