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For Sale.

SAYLE & Co.

Ebeg to call special atten

WE attes

and Ladies Outfitting Depart ments.

We are offering a fine assort- ment of Japanese Silks, which will wear well, at 65 cents yard, worth $1. Summer Dresses :--

Satin Striped Poplius. Figured Poplins.

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Fancy and Plain Grenadines, "Black and Fancy Gauzes. Fancy Silks. Black Silks. Niagara Striped Muslins. White Brilliantes.

A lot of Lace.Goods at less than

half price.

Made-up Wrappers and Costumes. Embroidered Skirts.

Ladies' and Children's Under-

clothing.

Straw Hats and Bonnets. Feathers and Flowers.

Ladies' and Children's Hosiery.

Our Dressmaking Department is under the supervision of a Court Dressmaker.

Our Millinery Department is under the supervision of a West. End Milliner.

SAYLE & Co.,

VICTORIA EXCRANGE, Queen's Road & Stanley Street.

FOR SALE.

HE UNDERMENTIONED LAND

and BUILDINGS.

THE

AT HONGKONG ;-

-INLAND LOT 82.-The well-known House and Offices lately occupied by Mesura A. HEAD & Co., adjoining the Cathedral Compound.

The Ground below the masonry retaining. wall of the shore abutting on the Queen's Road,

Annual Crown Root, $390.48.

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MARINE LOT 111, WANCHAI.-First-class And extensive Godowns.

Annual Crown Keat, $324.

AT YOKOHAMA |--

Lors No--and No. 27 in the Foreign Bettlement.

No. 6 is situated on the Bund, and com- prises an Eight-roomed Dwelling flouse, detached, with Garian all round, Olicos, Godowng, Servante Quarters, and Out- houses. Area 1,064 Tsubos of 36 square fest

Annual Ground Rent, $263.79. No. 27 is separated from No. 6 by Water Strost, and comprises large Tea Firing and Other Godowns, Flogs Sik Prese, Com- pradore's Quarters, Stabling, and Fire Engine Houge, Ara, 554 Teuboes.

Ground Rent, $104.97 per Annum.

AT RODE:—

The Property situated on the. Bund Intely known as Messrs A. HEARD & CD's, consisting of Offices, Dwelling Houses, One Two-storied Store Godown, Two Tea firing Godowns (Opo Wooden), &c.

Arso about 597 Tanboor

AT SHANGHAI-

The Property situated on the Bund, and bounded South by the Nanking Road, and North by Messrs. LIVINGSTON & Co.'s Lot:

consisting of Uffices, Two Dwelling Houses, Six Godowns, Silk Room, Shipping Office, &c., and known as the KING KEE HONG.

Total area Blow 2.9.8.7, or square fest 65,587.

AT FOOCHOW:-

The Property situated on the South Bank of the Min, lately known as Mesars. A. HEARD &Co.'s, consisting of Dwelling Flouse, Uficos, extensive Godowns, Ton- packing Shede, &

Aros 49,720 square feet. Applications for Purchase, or further In- formation, to be made to

J. WHITTALL, T. G. LINSTEAD, Trustees A. Beard & Co.'s Estate, 23, Queen's Road, Hongkong,

Hongkong, May 30, 1876.

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNNES, -

YONSTOUKEY of the following_Cargo -BFO requcated to rond in their Bills of Lading to the Undersigned for sounter signature, and take immediate delivery. This Cargo bo besu landed and stored at their risk and expence

No Fire Insurance has been effected

G. DE CHAMPEAUX, Acting Agent.

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To-day's ́Advertisements. -

NOTIČE.

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

PAQUEBOT POSTE FRANÇAIS.

The Company's Steamship

TANAIS," Captain REYNIER, will be despatched for YOKOBAMA on THURSDAY, the 29th Instant, at 3 p.m.

G. DE CHAMPAUX,

eting Agent i Hongkong, June 23, 1876

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NOTICE.

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. PAQUEBOT POSTE FRANÇAIS.

The Company's Steamship

"DIEMNAH,” Captain HOLLAND, will be

despatched for SHANGHAI on FRIDAY, the 30th Instant, at 11 a, m.

G. DE CHAMPEAUX,

Acting Agent, Hongkong, June 28, 1876.

FOR MANILA. The Spanish Bark

TERESA,"

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Jose M. CEBADA, Master, will be despatched for the above Port on TUESDAY, the 4th of July, at Noon.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

SIMISSEN & Co., Agents,

Hongkong, June 28, 1870,

FOR LONDON.

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Upon her return from TAKAO, The Danish Steamship

"THINGYALLA,” MOURIER, Mastor, will be de. spatched as above on or about the 20th of July, 1876.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

WM. PUSTAU & Co.,

Agents S. S. Thingvallas. Hongkong, June 28, 1876,

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FOR TAKAO. The British Bark

*HYLTON CASTLE," W. Scort, Master, will take Cargo for the above Port, and will have quick despatch.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

CARLOWITZ & Co., Agente. Bougkong, June 38, 1876. COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

S. S. DJEMNAĦ.

NOTION.

CONSIGNEES of Cargo por 5. 8.

Indus," from London, in sonnet- tion with the above Steamer, are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and stored at their risk at the Company's Godowns, whence delivery may be obtained from THURSDAY, the 39th Instant, at Noon.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on, unless intimation is received from the Con signees, before To-morrow, the 29th Inst., at 11 a.m.; requesting it to be landed here. Bill of Lading will be countersigned, by the Undersigned.

Goods romalaing unclaimed after WED- NESDAY, the 5th July, at Noon, will be subject to rent and landing charges.

No Fire Insurance has been offected.

G. DE CHAMPEAUX,

Acting Agent. Hongkong, June 28, 1876. -

GENERAL WEEKLY SALE.

ANE, CRAWFORD & Co. will sell

FRIDAY,

THE CHINA MAIL.

To-day's Advertisements.

FOR SINGAPORE AND PENANG.

The British-Steamer

**JAVA,” - Captain GoLLARD, will load here for the above Ports, and will

have quick despatch.

Freight or Passage, apply to

HOP KEE & Co. Hongkong, June 28, 1876,

SHIPPING.

ARRIVALS.

June 27, Sunda, British steamer, 1069, G. Lee, Yokohama June 21, Mails and General.-P. & O, S, N. Co.

June 28, Varuna, German barque, 486, O. Bachan, Bangkok June 8, Rios.- WIELER & Co.

June 28, Ambassador, British steamer, 1257, R. K. Williamson, Kurrachee June 3, and Singapore 20, Cotton-JARDINE,

| MAT¤rson & Co.

June 28, Thibet, British steamer, 1871, O. H. Eastley, Shanghai June 25, Mails, Tes, and Silk.-P. & O. 8. N, Co.

Jane 28, 7.30 a.m., H.MA. Kingdovo, British gun-vessel, 665, U. C. Singleton, Singapore June 17.

June 28, Peng-chou-hai, Chinese gunboat, 500, Palmer, from a ornise.

June 28, Shen-chi, Chinese gun-vesel, H. Wade, Canton June 27.

June 28, Leonor, British steamor, 408, Young, Tamaui June 24, and Amoy 20, General-Douglas Lapraix & Co.

June 28, Helena, British barque, 488, Jas. Inkster, Keelung June 23, doal.- CAPTAIN.

June 28, Amoy, British steamer, 814, Drewes, Shanghai June 25, General. SIEMSSEN & Co.

June 28, Chinkiang, from Canton.. Jund 28, Orchis, British steamer, 1188,

No. 4056

-JUNE 28 1876.

POST OFFICE NOTIFICATIONS. both man and dog at the moment was, to circumstances that have occurred, seems to say the least of it, somewhat embarrass leave no doubt that affirs at Peking are iu MAILS will close

ing. They both had duties to perform a critical condition News from Shangbai

the constale to proceed to the house, will be certainly awai'ed with anxiety, and the dog to keep him from it, The latter, being in possession, had at any

For-SAIGON.—

Ter, FARDO, at 2 p.m., on Thursday, the 29th inst, instead of apre viously notified.

For YOKOHAMA,.

Per TANAIS, at 4,30 p.m. To-morrow,

the 29th inst.

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rate nine points of law in his favour, To-DAY 'being the 39th Anniversary of the and the poor animal perhaps deserved Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, some consideration from its lack of all the vessole of war in harbour (foreign as reasoning powers; the defendant on the well as British) were dressed and, in honour Per ESTEFONA, at 5 pm. To-morrow, other hand was an intruder, possessing of the occasion, a salute was fired at noon.

For SAIGON.-

the 29th inst,

For SHANGHAL-

Per DJEMNAH, at 10a.m., on Friday, the 30th inst. Late letters received from 10.10 to 10.30a.m.

MAILS DY THE ENGLISH PACKET,— The English Contract Packet THIBET, will be despatched with the Mails for Europe, dd, on SATURDAY,

ALFRED LISTER,

Postmaster General,

the 1st July.

reasoning powers which it seems to us. he could have used with considerable advantage in getting out of the dilemma. He might, for instance, bave very well delayed the visit, which was not press For SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW-ing one, until daylight, or failing that Per YESSO, at 11.50 a.m., on Friday, have fired over the dog as he had doue

the 30th inst.

on a previous occasion proceeding For TAKAO.—

that would either have frightened the Per THINGFALLA, at 5 p.m., on Fri- animal away or have brought assistance

day, the 80th inst..

from the house, The point for consider- ation really is whether the plaintiff had a right to permit a dog, which he did not know was ferocious, and which hus hot been proved to be so, to be at large on his premises at night for the purpose of guarding them. There is no law that we are aware of which says that this shall not be done; nor would the appli jy1gation of such a law be advisable in an out-of-the-way place like Kowloon. See ing then, that the dog was shot for per- forming a legitimate duty the justice of his Lordship's judgment is apparent. As to the assertion that the dog was shot by accident we attach little importance to that. Granting that revolvers may some times go off of themselves, it is somewhat singular that the defendant's should have done so at this particular moment and have been pointed at the dog. Probably the fact of the matter was that he fired it in the direction of the dog, not much caring whether he hit it or not; however, as his shot did happen to be a successful one, be should clearly take the responsi jytility of it.

General Post Office, Hongkong, June 22, 1876, MAILS BY THE UNITED STATES PACKET, The United States Mall Packet BELGIC will be despatched on SATURDAY, the let July, with Mails for Japan San Francisco; and the United States, which will be closed as followa;-

2 P.M. Registry of Letters coase. 3.30 P.M. Post-Office closne, 2.30 P.M. Correspondence may be posted on board the Packet with Late Fee of 1.2 cents extra Portage

until

G. Batlio, Saigon June 22, Rise and Fish. 2.50 P.M. when the Mail is finally closed.

WM. PUSTAU & Co.

Jane 28, Bethany, Britiah bargue, 359, Walter J. Beedell, Ningpo June 16, Sam. ahoo, &c.-E-SAUN HONG.

June 28, Danube, British steamer, 861,

ALFRED LISTER,

Postmaster General,

General Post Ofios, Hongkong, June 29, 1876.

A. Clanoby, Bangkok June 20, Rios, &0-AILS BY FOR FRENCH PACKET.-- YUEN FAT HONO.

June 23, Djenah, French steamer, 2400, Rolland, Marseilles May 21, Naples 28, Fort Seld 27, Suez 28, Aden June 3, Galle 12, Singapore 21, and Saigon 26, Mails and General,-MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

DEPARTURES,

June 27, H. M. S. Mosquits, for Shanghat.

27, Otben, for Toochow

28, Caldeio, for London.

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28, Kermalo, for Sual.

28, Formosa, for Whampoa..

28, Montego, for Whampoa.

28, Peilo, for Chefoo.

28, Benledi, for Singapore & London, 28, Amoy, for Canton.

CLEARED.

ماد

Hongkong, for Bangkok. Notre Dame Auxiliatries, for Singapore. Chinking, for Shanghai Villa de Rivadavia, for Manila. Madagascar, for Bangkok. Scotland, for Okotak Ses.

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVED.

Per Sunda, from Yokohama, 4 European deck and 3 Chinese.

Per Varuna, from Bangkok, 2 Chinese. For Thibet, from Shangbai, Mrs. Happer, Mrs Fielden, Miss F. Pickens, Mr Nicaine, and Mr Smith R.N..

Per Leonor, 1 European deck.

Per Amoy, from Shanghai, 2 Europeau deck and 46 Chinese,

Per Orchis, from Saigon, 91 Chinese,

The

French Contract Packet PEIRO, wl he despatoked on SATURDAY the 8th July, with Malls to and through the United Kingdom and Europe, via Marseilles; to Salgon, Singapore, Batavia, Galle, Australia, Now Zealand, Tasmania, Fiji, Aden, Seychelles, Réauton, Mauritius, Suez, and Alexandria,

ALFRED LISTER,

Postmaster General General Post Office, Hongkong, June 24, 1876.

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We have to acknowledge the receipt from the Post Master Gonsral of the revised table of the rates of postage now in force. The alterations made in these rates have been already given in this journal. It is worth specially noting, however, that the local rates by contractpacket remain unaltered except by a slight modification as to books,

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Ar the Marine Court to-day, Daniel Price, boatswain of the British barque Sophie, wan. summoned for assalting one George D. Coleman, the steward of same vessel.-The complainant stated that at 4.30 am. he was in bed, when the defendant came and

committed the assault complained of, De fendant awore he would injure the com plainant if he did not give him some grog. The defendant then dragged him out of bad, struck him on the face, knocked him

down, then stood on his chest, and laid hoid of him by the throat. John Mason, an able seaman on board the vessel, gave corro. borative evidence and the defendant, who

phatically denied the charge, was sen- tenced to one month's hard labour at order of the Captain.

John Little Dryden, master of the Bri tish steamer Cheops, was summoned for assaulting one Frank Patrick, seobnd steward on board the said ship, The com plainant stated that on the 25th instant, he was going to fetch some water, when the lefendant called him, and when he (oom. plainant) went aft the defendant said he had been calling him for an hour, and there.

been very insolent with him, not only on this occasion hat several times before, Fined $1.

Although, however, the judgment of the learned Judge is satisfactory, wO CAN. not say as much of the law he laid down in the course of it. We should have thought that if a dog, known to be fero cious, went up to a person in the streets in a manner that betokened immediate sanguinary action on its part, that much a person would have a perfect right to upon struck him with a stick the captain kill the animal in solf defence. This at threatened to repeat the flogging on Mon all events seeins a sensible view of the day, The defendant admitted, the charge matter. But from the case cited by his in so far that he had beaten the complain. Lordship and apparently guiding him in ant with a rattan, but said he had received his judgment, it would seem that a man great provocation, the complainant having must wait until he is actually bitten MEMOS, FOR TO-MORROW.

before he shoots a doga state of affairs Shipping.

no doubt highly satisfactory to members Notice of optional oargo per Djemmah to of the canine breed inclined to canni

be given at 11 a.m

balism, but not quite so satisfactory to

(1. & C. Express), Noon.-Madagascar loaves for Bangkok, members of the human race having ra

Latest Mail Advices.Yokohama, March Noon-Delivery of Goods per Djemnahspect for the wholeness of their limbs. If

may be obtained from M. M. Co.'s the defendant in the action referred-28: Shanghai, March 31; Foochow, April 2; Godowns.

had been attacked in the streets instead and Hongkong, April 6. of on private property by the dog at the p.m.-Tanais leaves for Yokohama.

time he shot it, we should have had consi- Tenders Close.

derable hesitation in attaching any blame Noon-Government Tenders for Con- to aim for the act, especially if he really thought the dog was about to bite him But it appears that he would even in that case have been liable for damages,

We have, however, one consolation in this matter. Although we cannot shoot a ferocious dog that we think is going to bite us, we can at least punish its owner for permitting it to be at large. enacts that every person is liable to à

struction clogo.

Auctions.

2 p.m.-Sale of Bolls, Binnacles, Chrono- meter &a, of the wreck of the Str. Kwangtung, at Mesara Lane, Crawford & Co.'s Sale Room, Praya.

THE

Per Danube, from Bangkok, Mr and Mrs HONGKONG DISPENSARY, Section 11 of Ordinance No. 14 of 1845,

Wilson and 8 children, and 7 Chinese.

Per Djemnah, for Hongkong: from Mar- Beilles, Messrs Wardlaw, Rodetr, and Kirch-

by Public Auction, in their, Saleman; from Saigon, Messrs Long and Mac. Donald, and 40 Chinese. For Shanghai: Room, Praya, on

from Marseilles, Mr and Mrs Marcus C. Towell, Madame Duval, Nureo and 3 children;" from Singapore, The Hon. Mr Grosvenor, Messrs Davenport and Baber, For Yokohama: from and 18 Chinese. Marseilles, Mr and Mra Joushiu, Mesars Kimpermann and Colomb, and 18 Marines.

the 30th June, 1876, at Noon.,-~*~*~ Jam, Jelly, Muscatel Raisina, Tumblers, Water Bottles, Tooth Brushes, Sailor's Knives, Sealing Wax, Shoo Blacking, Writing Ink, Silk Umbrellas, Coloured

Shirts,

6 Iron Bedsteads.

20 cases The Associated Vineyard,

No. 1 Cognac.

An Invoice of Frederiksberg Planta- tion Cigare.

$50,

&c. do., TERMS OF SALE,Cash before delivery in Mexican Dollars, weighed at 7.1.7. The Lot or Lots, with all faults and errors of description, at purchaser's risk on the fall of the hammer.

Hongkong, June 26, 1878,

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TO LET SPACIOUS DWELLING HOUSE A No. 21, HOLLYWOOD ROAD, with Uffice attached. Apply to

D. E. CALDWELL Hongkong, June 28, 1876.

Not Responsible for Debts.

DEPARTED.

Established A. D.: 1841.........

香港大藥房

A. S. WATSON & Co., FAMILY & DISPENSING CHEMISTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, IMPORTERS

OF

The double-screw composite gun-vessel Avon is to be brought forward at Portsmouth for another term of service on the China station. The cost of her refit is estimated at £11,000.

from the Berlin Embassy to Peking, in sac- ocasion to the Hon. H. G. Edwardes, as Second Secretary of Legation. Mr Mouusey, whose appointment as First Secretary of Legation at Yede we noticed last month, left Liverpool on the 13th inst. for New York and San Francisco, en route to Japan. The Hon. C. B. Plunket, brother of the Solicitor- General for Ireland, at present magistrate in the Straits, has been appointed Registrar of the Supreme Court of Hongkong.

Mr Arthur Nicolson has been transferred

fine of £5."who shall keep any-dog-ac-Sir Rutherford Alcock has been nominated"

customed to annoy passengers by bark to take the place of Sir Henry Rawlinson us ing or otherwise, or suffer to be at large President of the Royal Geographical Society. We understand that it is the intention of any unmuzzled ferocious dog or other

the Committee of the Anti-Opium Society to animal belonging to him, or set on or urge bring on a debate in the House of Commons any dog or other animal to attack, in regard to the Opium trade and its influence worry, or put in fear, any person, horse, and affcets on our relations with the Govern- or other animal.". This section is not,ment of China. According to the Calcutta we think, as well known as it should be, papers, it appears that the Indian Govern- and the correspondent, whose communi- ment have decided on limiting the annual

chests. This is some encouragement to the production of Bengal and Benares to 48,000 pears to have overlooked it,

Anti-Opium Society,

Per Benledi, for Singapore, &o, 1 Euro-DaUGGISTS' ENDRIES, NTASERY REQUIcation we publish in another column, ap- pean deck, 2 distressed seamen, and of Chinese.

To-DEPART. -

Per Chinkiang for Shanghai, 60 Chinese. Per Villa de Rivadavia, for Manila, 1 Chinese.

Per Madagascar, for Bangkok, 20 Chi

nose,

SHIPPING REPORTS.

SITES, TOILET REQUISITES, ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND FRENCH PATENT

MEDICINES MANUFACTURERS

OF

Sada Water, Lemonade, Tonic Water, Gingerade, Potass. Water, Sarsaparilla Water, and other Aerated Waters. The Man factory is unier direct and continuous European Supervision. Hongkong, June 1, 1876.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Press notes that a very offensive and highly inflammatory pamphlet, entitled "A death-blow to corrupt Doctrine," written by a high Chinese official, and published shortly before the Tientsin massacre, has lately made its re-appearance. This time it has béen freely but privately sirculated in the The publication of this issue commenced city of Taichow. There are not wanting af 8.00 p.m.

The German barque Varuna reports: Fine weather throughout the passage.

The British steamer Ambassador reports;! Arrived at Singapore 20th and left same Fresh mont 30 and fine weather to making the land this day.

The British steamer Sunda reports: Left Yokohama June 31, at 4.80 a.m. To Van

BIRTHS. Diemen Straits experienced strong S.W. winda and thick rainy weather. Thence to On the 27th June, at Shamaen, Canton, Tornabout, light to moderate N. W. winds the Wife of GEORGE MACERILL SMITH, of and thick rainy weather. Thence to the Bon. Lamooks, strong N.E. winds and high

proofs, says our contemporary, that a doadly antipathy to the Christians is being indas- triously propagated and that offorts will be made by and by to root them out of the Empire. Last reports state that no less On the 11th May, at Broombill, Dennis than fourteen Christians have been murder of Paking, of a Son.

THE CHINA MAIL. ZONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1876.

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We cannot compliment the Under Seare- tary for Foreign Affairs on the answer given to Mr Pender on the question relative to the opening of the port of Kiungohow. It was to be expected that the Foreign-office would^. be informed of the oxpabilities of the port for trade before its opening

BIB-Will you permit me, through the medium of your Paper, to direct attention to what seems to me an injustice to many con heated with the mercantile marine? It was announced in Hong Kong in 1862 that a species of local Board of Trade had been opened, and that persons in charge of ships would not be allowed to clear unless they obtained a certificate from it. It was stated that this Heard was sanctioned by the Board

of Trade at bume, and I, in common with

RM No. 29, One case Merchandizether the Captain, the Agents, nor following sea, with thick rainy weather. tour, Glasgow, the Wife of Dr Duparon, ed in Chunking, while a much, greater num- can see no reason why, if certificates granted

Ex Hoogly, March 10, 1876.

T&Li

from Marfoilles,

Ex Ava, May 2, 1876.

OFP 100 bags Gum, from Bombay,

Er Amasons, May 14, 7876.

181 bags Gum and 4 cases

Vermillion.

A boxes Merchandize

PGO

CEP

OJL

3 bags Qum,

No marks

2

» Raisine

8. S. Anadyr...

GR No. 1/424 boxes Wines.

A W

KH 6895/68873 caars Merchandise.. Hongkong, June 9, 1876.

"To-day's Advertisements.

68ABISSADOR, FROM KURRACHEL,

YONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above bamed Steamers are requested to send In their Bill of Lading for countersiga ture to the Undersigned and to take immo- diate delivery of their Goods,

Cargo impeding the discharge will be at once landed and sto ed at Consignes risk and expense.

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co,,, Agents. Hongkong, June 26, 1876.

Owners will be Responsible for any Debt contracted by the Officers or Crew

of the following Vessels, during their stay

in Hongkong Harbour!

COMET, American ship, Captain William M. Bray.

VINDER, British barquie, Captain Joba

Parkhouse.

Zonoré, British barque, Captala Geo Scarlett.-Gilman & Col

WILLARD MUDGETT, American barquej

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Thence to port, fresh N.E. winds and rainy weather.

The Hritish steamer Thibet reports: Fine

weather with a northerly breeze through

out.

ber have been wounded. The persecution of

very satisfactory seale, arrivala and de-

others, concluded that one of the Hong Kong Board of Trade. Certificates would be recog nised here, but am now told it is not worth the paper it is written upon. Many others are ander the same impression as myself, and I by other colonies be recognised, those from Hongkong should be ignored. At least this the Christians is against the stipulations of ought to be made plain to those who take the treaties, and the Chinese Government them out, and may, like myself, after hav H. M. S. Ringdote reports Fine wea

will presently find itself called upon to proses for nearly a quarter of a century, find ing had a command in the Chins and Japan ther with 6 W. Tinds.

teot its Christian subjects from muh violence on reaching home that they have to com* The British steamer Leonor reports i Tamaul to Amoy, experienced moderate T judgment delivered by the Puise and fanatical hatred.The Press also notices menos de nose to obtain a certificate of com

A SHIPMASTER, W. breeze and clear Atoy to port, fresh Judge yesterday in the action brought the "squeezing" of passengers arriving at Petency amo

Hamburg, May 16th-During the last B. brete and cloudy with rain.

against a police constable to obtain The British steamer Amoy reports: Ex- Captain J. B. Dickey-Jardine, Matheson perlented moderate to freala preczen from compensation for the loss of a dog shot Tientsin by other vessels than those belong-fortnight shipping in general has been on a partures being on a larger souls than for EVELYN, British barque, Capt. Knowles.. to N.E. with dull cloudy weather by him will, we think, be generaly tag to the China Merchants' Steam Naviga-

come years past. Many vessels are now throughout. Passed brig Vesta of Quemay accepted as a fair and just one. Perhaps tion Company

leaving here for the upper Baltio porta, as of the morning of the 96th, and Company's the main reason why we are not inclined

well as for Cronstadt, where trade, after the steamer Ningpo off the Lammocks last to disagree with it is that at the time the dog met its death it was simply per-

breaking up of the ice, has been reopened, night.

Even our communication with the Far forming its duty. The dog was kept on

Esat seems to be slowly recovering, and si- the plaintiff's premises at Howloon for the express purpose of guarding them Whole the arrival of the ion. Mr though I have no arrivals to report from this from intruders; it knew nothing of the Grosvenor and party per the French Mail direction, the number of departures is very

satisfactory, comprising the following reg defendant's errand, or that he came steamer en route for Shangasi. They will sels:-Bonita, Captain Stehr, for Yoko armed with the majesty of the law as be mot on their arrival there by Sir Thomas hama; Hermine, Captain Meyer, for Shang

hai, Eastern Empire, Captain Ferguson; for well as a revolver; and we contend on behalf of the unfortunate animal that if Wade, and then we shall probably have Maden Islands; Jan Peter, Captain Ewert, it had permitted the defendant to walk some information of importance. Although for Bangkok, Alfred Rottyer, for Alexan through the premises at night without nothing definite has been made public as drugslag, and de bertaple East Indi

Singapore. On the for some noisy opposition it would have to the state of affairs between the two China, &c., are the Hesperia, e, for Pe been guilty of a neglect of daty for which Governments, yet the little information uang, Singapore, Hongkong and Shanghai, The French atasine Djennal reports: it would deserte punishment at the Fine weather and ziedotalo monsigui

Melchera .00. SOPHIE, British barque, Captain Rees Говед

FONTENAYE, British ship, Capt. George B. Taylor.-Arnhold, Karberg & Co

ESARJATA, Amurizan ship, Capt. Piezcz.. Eduard Schellhesa de Co. ANNA HAUSWEDELL, Germani barque, J. M. Schröder.Eduard Schallhaas & Co.

GINGALEE, British barque, Capt. David

The British barque Helena reports Had moderate N.E. winds and cloudy weather,

The British steamer Orchis reportal First part fine weather, latter part strong N. squalls and rain.

The British barque Bethany reports First part light winds from 8. and 8.W., last four days strong N., winds with thick

Apton.

GESIENA, Dutch schocher, Captain J. & weather and rain: Mulder. Eduard Schellhass & Co.

ALPHINGTON, British Farque, Captain. Cunalugham. Arnhold, Karberg & Co.

JOHANN Cart, German barque, Captalo E. Gutamutha.Wm. Postau & Oor

MONTEGO, British barque, Caßt, Griffithe, Eduard Schellbass &c.

The British steamer Danube reports Fine weather until 100 miles South of virons then strong Kasterly winds with heavy N.E swell. Through the Islands Variable winds with herry rein. s

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hands of its muster. The position of that has leaked out, combined with certainly about the middle of peat week,