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Notices to Consignees.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
P. & 0. 8. N. Co.'s §. 8. ZAMBESI.
of Cargo by the above,
To-day's Advertisements.
OCCIDENTAL & ORIENTAL S. 8. Co.
NOTICE.
THE CHINA MAIL.
Pasqualini, Yokohama Jan. 30, Mails and GeneralMESSAGEHIEK MARITIKEN.
Feb. 5, Paul Marie, French barque, 324, F. Gaillard, Nagasaki Jan. 26, Coal- ORDER
DEPARTURES...
CONSIGN Vesel, from Bombay and In M authorized to sign the Company's Feb. 4, Tching Teng, for a Oraise.
termediate Ports, and in connection with the GWALIOR and HYDASPES, from Lon- don, are hereby notified that their Goods are being landed and stored at their risk in the Company's Godowns, at West Point, whence delivery can be obtained from this
date.
Goods not delivered by the 7th Proximo will be subject to rent.
Optional Cargo will be forwarded by the following Steamer, unless notice to the contrary be given before Noon To-morrow.
A. MOIVER,
Superintendent, Hongkong, January 31, 1877.
FROM LONDON, PENANG AND
SINGAPORE.
for
fell
4, Chinking, for Canton. 6, Conquest, for 'Nagasakl
CLEARED.
TR. GEORGE W. BAFFEY has been
Bills of Lading from and after this duto.
G. B. EMORY, Agent, Hongkong, February 5, 1877. OCCIDENTAL & ORIENTAL 8. 8. 00. Galley of Lome, for Yokohama
Red Riding Hood, for Singapors. Christian, for Tientsin. Douglas, for Coast Ports. Telegraph, for Bangkok. Godefroy, for Swatow. Balgownie, for Falmouth, Gunga, for Salgon, a Bridgetown, for Falmouth.
NOTICE.
THE OFFICES of the Company have This Day been REMOVED to No. 37, Queen's Road, Central
G. B. EMORY, Agent. Hongkong, February 5, 1877.
NOTICE.
't
fo18
DE Order of the Board of Directors of
B the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
PASSENGERS. ABRIVED.
Per dva, from Shanghat : for Hongkong,
General Memoranda. WEDNESDAY, February 7:
Daylight.Douglas leaves for Swatow,
Amby and Foochow Goods per Zambesi undelivered after
this date subject to rent. THURSDAY, February 8 :--
Noon.French Mall leaves for Ports of
Call and Europe. -
9 p.m.-H. K. Choral Society's Con-
cert at the City Hall. Goods per Benarty undelivered after this
date subject to rent. FRIDAY, February 9:-
Noon,General Weekly Sale by Messrs
Lane, Crawford & Oó. Goods per Galley of Lorne undelivered
after this date subject to rent. MONDAY, February 12:
2 p.m.-Sale of Office Furniture, dro., at Meners Heard & Co.'s Office, Queen's
Road.
8 p.m.-Meeting of H. K. General Cham ber of Commerce, at the City Hall, THUESDAY, February 15:-
Noon-English Mall leaves for Forts
¡BE 8, 8. Benarty having arrived from OOMPANY, Mesars RusaELL & Co.-havo Mesars Hernsheim_and_servant, Rowley of Call and Europe.--
are hereby informed that their Goods are belog landed at thoir risk by the Under- signed into their Godowns, whence and or from the Wharf or Boats delivery may be obtained.
Optional Cargo will be forwarded on, unless notice to the contrary is given before 10a.m. To-morrow.
Goods remaining in Godown after the 8th February will be subject to rent.
Bills of Lading will be countersigned
by the Undersigned.
No Fire Insurance has been effected.
GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co.,
Agente,
for
Hongkong, January 81, 1877. FROM LONDON AND SINGAPORE,
8. Galley of Lorne, having Tarrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk by the Undarsigned Into their Godowns, whence and or from the Wharf or Hosts delivery may be obtained. Optional Cargo will be forwarded to Yokohama unless notice to the contrary is giron by 5 p.m. To-day.
Cargo remaining undelivered after the Üth Instant will be subject to rent,
No Fire Insurance has been effected, Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,
Agents.
Hongkong, February 2, 1877,
NOTICE
THE BRITISH SHIP TYBURNIA,
FROM LONDON,
£60
YONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above. pamed Vessel are requested to send fo their Bills of Lading to the Undorsigued for countersignature, and to take immediate delivery of their Goods.
Cargo Impeding the discharge of the Vessel will be landed and stored at Con- siquees' risk and oxponse,
MEYER & Co. Agenty.
Hongkong, February 1, 1877.
at thin Port.
G. B. EMORY, Agent,
fell
Hongkong, February 5, 1877.
NOTICE.
|IN
PACIFIO MAIL 8. 3. Co.
TN Accordance with the above notifica sion, We have This Day ASSUMED CHARGE of the COMPANY'S BUSI NESS at this Port
Until Further Notice the Offices of the Company will remain at No. 16, Praya Central,
Mr C. V. SMITH is authorised to sign Bills of Lading.
Consular Invoices to accompany Over- land Cargo should be sent to the Company' Uffices in Sealed Envelopes, addressed to the Collector of Customs at San Francisco,
For Security's sake Shippers of Overland Cargo are requested to endorse on the En. velops the Marke and Nos, of Packages Shipped, to correspond with those in their Bill of Lading.
RUSSELL & Co. Agents.
Hongkong, February 5, 1877.
malevels
In , MAI LINH PACIFIO MAIL, STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Wanismull, and 25 Chinese ; for Marseilles, Mesars Powrie and Higsod, Mrs Rowley Miller and 2 infants, Mr. Relph, Mr and Mrs Dalgleish and 2 Infants, Mr Spence, and 2 Chinese,
"Per Menzalch, from Yokohama : for Hongkong, Dr. Parmentier; for Mar seilios, Mr and Mrs Coignet, Mr and Mrs Johnstone, 3 infants and Europeau nurse, and Mr Louis Arrivet.
nexe,
Per Esmeralda, from Amoy, 70 Chinese. Per Chinkiang, from Shanghai, 90 Chi-
TO DEPART. Per Douglas, fox Coast Ports, 4 Euro-- peans and 170 Chinesa
Per Gunga, for Saigon, 2 Europeana and 68 Chinese,
SHIPPING REPORTS.
The British steamer Esmeralda reports i Moderate M.B. mansion and any weather throughout.
The British steamer Chinklang reports: Fresh N.E, winds and duil wasther with rain throughout. Possed S. 8. Tientsin off Bioshan Lalaud on the 1st inst. at 8 a m.
The French steamer Mensaleh reports; On the Coast of Japan strong S.B. wind", since to port strong N.E, winds.
The British barque Irass reports: Ex- perienced a N, E. gale which lasted 4 days, when the wind bauled to the S, W, and carried us to Int. 32 8. Prased West of | Caledonla with light variable windo. From 11.4 8. to Pleasant Island had strong westerly winds and heavy squalls. Passed Pleasant Island on 18th Jan. -în 1o 8, got the N.E. monsoon, passed Qualan Island at midnight of the 18th, and from thence to Formosa fresh N.E. winds and heavy 198. Passed North of the Balan Islands
THROUGH TO NEW YORK, VIA OVERLAND RAILWAYS, AND TOUCHING ar Yokohama, AND SAN FRANCISOD, THE U. S. Mail Steamer CITY OF
PEKING, will be despatched for Sanat noch of the 21st, Francisco, vin Yokohama, on MONDAY, the 19th February, 1877, at 9 P.M., taking Passengers, and Freight, for Japan, the United States, and Europe,
Through Passenger Tickets and Bills of Lading are lined for transportation to Yokohama and othes Japan Ports, to San Franotaco, to ports in Marko, Central and South America, and to New York and Europe VIL OVERLAND RAILWAYS.
A Steamer of the Mitan Bishi B. 8. Com- pany will leave Bhanghal, via the Inland Sea
connection at Yokohama."
FROM BUSHIRE, BANDER, ABBAS Ports, about same date, and make close
AND SINGAPORE, Thaving arrived the, (at! THE B. S. Gunge, Captain A. GARCEAU, Consignees of Cargo are hereby requested to sand in their Bills of Lading for counter- Eignature to the Undersigned, and to take Immediate delivery of their Goods.
EL A, ASGAR & H. ESMAIL, Hongkong, January 24, 1877.
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
YONSIGNEES of the following Cargo
0°
are requested to send in their Bills of Lading to the Undersigned for counter. signature, and take immediate delivery This Cargo has been landed and stored at their riak and expense.
No Fire Insurance has been offooted.
H. DU POURY, Agent, Ex Meikong, December 29th, 1876,
2SD 15 bags White Wax.
Ex dua, January 11th, 1877,
THO No. 1/2, 2 cases Stores,
GD No. 1, 1 case Paper,
Ex Amatons, January 24th, 1877.
DB, one box Sundries, .
wg (in trian.) No.7809 ono bale Shirtings.
W
D (in diam.) $ 9723 9756 )
9750 97928 b. Shirting 9730,9762)
(la dismi.) 4976/5025 1 cano Saxiple. Hongkong, February 2, 1877.
To-day's Advertisements.
FOR MANILA.
The Departure of the B
ESMERALDA"
At Now York, Passengers have selection France and Germany, of various lines of Steamers to England,
Freight will be received on board until 4 p.m. 17th Proximo, Parcal Packages will be received at the office until 5 p.m. rame day; all Parcel Packages should be marked to address in full ; value of name
required.
For further information sa to Pazzage and Freight, apply to the Agency of the Company, No. 16, Fraya Central.
RUSSELL & Co, Agents. Hongkong, February 5, 1877. FRID
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
Goods per British Ship Tyburnia, ONSIGNEES of the undermentioned from London, are requested to send their Bills of Lading for countersignature to the Undersigned and to take immediate deli- very of their Goods, failing which they will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense by
MEYER & Co.
Agents.
White Stripes, 2105; Rod Stripes, 7776 9879 bundles RAILKODS.
fe12 Hongkong, February 5, 1877.
Not Responsible for Debts.
Nether the Captain, the Agense, nor
Owners will be Responsible for any Debt contracted by the Officer or Cros of the following Vessels, during their stay in Hongkong Harbour i—
POST OFFICE NOTIFICATIONS.
MAILS will close :----- For BAIGON.-
Per GUNGA, at 0.30 m. To-morrow, the 6th inst., instead of ss pre- viously notified,
For MANILA,
Per ESMERALDA, at 11.80 am. To.
morrow, the 6th inst.
For
For ARRATOON.APOAR, at 11.80a.m.
To-morrow, the 6th inst. SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW.— Per DOUGLAS, at 8 p.m. To-morrow, the 8th inst, instead of as previously notified.
For
SWATOW & AMOY.-
Per LEONOR, puatponed till further
notice.
F
MAILS BY THE FRENCH PACKAZ.— The French
Contract Packet AVA, will be despatahed on THURS- DAY, the 8th February, with Malls to and through the United Kingdom and Europe, vid Marscilles ; to Saigon, Singapore, Batavia, Gaile, Pondicherry, Madras, Calcutta, Bom bay, Aden, Suez, and Alexandria. The following will be the hours of closing
- the Malls, do, :— Wednesday, February 7.-- ...
5.M., Money Order Office oloses. Post Office closes except the NIGHT BOX, which remains open all night. Thursday, February 8.-
7 M., Post Office opens for sale of Stamps, Registry of Letters, and Posting of all correspondence. 10A.M., Registry of Letters cosas, 11 A., Post Office closes except for Late
Lettera.
(11.10 A., Letters (but Letters only) addressed to the United Kingdom, Satgan, or Singapore may be posted ox payment of a Late Fee of 18 deuts extra postage, until
to
11.80 m, when the Post Offen Özoss
entirely.
BRIDGETOWN, British barque, Captain Hongkong, January 8, 1677.
E. W. Crisp.-Arabold, Karberg & Co.
Ostlox, American bark, Capt. E. Kolly, | MAILS BY THE ENGLISH PAGKI
Let
|
9 p.m.-Meeting of Shareholders of the Hongkong and Shanghal Banking Cor- poration at City Hall
FRIDAY, February 16
2 p.m.Meeting of Shareholders of The China Fire Insurance Co., Limited, at No. 39, Queen's Road. Transfer Books of The Chinese Insurance Oo., Limited, alosed from this date to 2nd March, inclusive.
MONDAY, February 19:-
3 p.m.-American Mat! leaves for Yoko
hama and San Francisco.
No. 4244-FEBRUARY 5, 1877.
cess that need not be reintroduced, and making complaints of this nature owing he requests that orders be issued for con- to the singular treatment received by tinuing the regular form of trial in the foreigners in China, and Acting Secretary case of persona charged with kidnapping, of State, Cadwallader, seems to have made The matter is left to be considered and the most of that circumstance. A Go- reported on by the Board of Punish-vernment which excludes foreigners from ments. The memorial of the Governor nearly the whole of its territory, subjects General appears to have been called forth them to as many restrictions and annoy- under the following circumstances. In ances as possible, and refuses to send 1866 an enactment was placed on the representatives to watch over the in- statute book, at the instance of the torests and welfare of its subjecta abroad, authorities then holding office at Canton, cannot with very good face complain if providing for the summary decapitation the latter occasionally receive a little of kidnappers found guilty of inveigling unfair treatment. The reply of Mr unwilling persons into the service of Cadwallader, although we must confess foreigners to be sent beyond the sea. that in one or two places it seems a Later on, in view of the fact that Chi- little ungracious, should not be without nese subjects left the ports of their own some good effects on the members of the accord, but were enticed by dishonest Tsung-li Yamen. pernons into going abroad, it was held that to deal with all such persons on the footing of actual kidnappers would be too severe a procedure, and it was then determined that the principal, in cases
LOVAL AND GENERAL,
of this nature, should be sentenced to Tax steamer Ching left Shanghal for this the penalty of strangulation, after a due port on Saturday last. period of revision, and accessaries to one hundred blows and transportation to a THE steamers Zambesi and Stentor arrived distance of 3,000, in conformity with
at Shanghai to-day, the law against the conducting of sub. jects of the Empire beyond its frontiers. In 1874 the Governor of Kwangtung The Messageries Maritimes Co.'s steamer repressuted that owing to the cessation. Tigre left Saigon this morning at 4 o'clock of operations for the engagement of con- for this Port:
tract labourers to go abroad, the crime
of kidnapping had gradually died away, Ir is notified in Saturday's Gazetle that and he requested that charges of invel H. E. the Governor has appointed the
8 p.m.-Meeting of Shareholders of the gling persons to leave port or to emigrate Hon. George Philippo, Attorney-General, Hongkong and Whampoa Dook Co., beyond the ses might be dealt with by to be a Trustee of St. John's Cathedral.
Limited, at Club Chambers,
9 p.m.Amateur Dramatic Club
formance at the City Hall,
TUESDAY, February 20:-
regular process of trial, as in the case of
Per-ordinary offences, summary execution
F
baing abandoned. His request appears The maximum temperature at the Peak to have been complied with; for we find during the past week, as recorded in Bator-
8 p.m.Meeting of Shareholders of Thea lata Governor-General of the Two day's Gazette, was 64, the minimum 6L0;
Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Limited, At No, 7, Queen's Road. THURSDAY, March 1:-
Kwang, memorialising to the effect that, at the Harbour Master's Office, the maxi- as the engagement of labourers was about
to be undertaken on the part of Peru, mum a 70 5, and the minimum 67.5. No 8 p..Oooldontal dr Oriental §. 8. Oo.'s dishonest persons were sure to recomralafall is recorded.
Steamer loaves for Yokohama and Sanmenge their accustomed practice of Francisco.
Farba, March :--
kidnapping, and ho therefore requested Tan following lucid and fatoresting item that summary execution might once appears in the San Francisco Bulletin, un- 8 pm. Meeting of Shareholders of The more be resorted to. It was this memo- der the head "News." We have no doubt- Chinese Insurance Co., Limited, of therial that drew the one from the present it will prove so to our Straits friends →→ Head Office, Hongkong.
Governor-General of the two provinces opposing the recommendations in the me morial of his predecessor, and urging, as we have already stated, that the existing practice of putting kidnappers through a regular process of trial should be con- tinued. It is to be hoped that the Board of Punishment will see fit to endorse the Tan result of the open sailing boat rade on opinion of the present Governor-General
MEMOS. FOR TO-MORBOW, Shipping. Noon,Esmeralda leaves for Manila,
Auation.
9 p.m.-Sale of Carlos, &c., at Mr 3,
M. Armstrong'e Sale Room,
Miscellaneous,
Transfer Books of The H. K. Fire Intur. ance Co., Limited, olosed from this date to 20th February, included.
THE
HONGKONG DISPENSARY,
Established A.D. 1841.
香潽大藥 璐
A. S. WATSON & Co., FAMILY & DISPENSING CHEMISTS, Wholesale and` Retail DauggifTS, IMPORTERS
DAGGIES SUNDRIES, NusanY REQUI BITES, TOILET REQUISITES, ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND FRENCH PATENT MEDICINES MANUFACTURERS
ΟΙ
**Narijad, Lola and six others, implicated in the murder of Birah, the British Presi dent in the Malacca 'settlements, some months ago, have been ́sentaneed to be hanged."
of the Two Kwang that kidnappers Saturday, was that Messrs Blackhead & should be treated like other offenders Cols boat game in first, but the prize and not strangled off hand. Under any fall to Me A. Wohlters; his boat was circumstances we should prefer to see allowed 3 minutes, and she passed the win. kidnappers "undergo a regular procese ning mark under 2 minutes bebind the
of trial" before losing their lives, but it leader. The Sailors' Home boat came to also seems to us that to reintroduce sum- mary executions in view of the emigra- grief in tacking and the occupants (amongst tion Treaty with Peru being put into whom were Mesars Lording and Schuster) force would be a somewhat premature were all presipitated into the water; they not. So much stir has been created over were saved from anything worse than a
coolio emigration, and such formidable severe ducking, however, by the timely drin
blows bave been struck at its abuses,
that there are grounds for believ. assistance of some Europeans. ing that even the Chinese authorities
will not deem it necessary, when the Tas British barque Treau reports that on Treaty comes into operation, to revert to the 9th instant, In lat. 8° 51 §. and long. a system of summary strangulation to 164 18 E., she spoke the British 3-m. keep kidnappers in chack. Kidnapping was, no doubt, a great evil at one time in the country, but we fancy we shall hear comparatively little of it in the operations under the new Treaty, espe-
their duty in the matter,
schooner Julia Rats, from Newcastle (N.S. W.) bound to Shanghat. The British barque Adela left Newcastle for this on the 22nd December, the American schooner Annie 8. Hall and the British schooner Formosa ware loaded'; the American ship. Mystic Belle and the American sohooner I would seem from a recently published Roring were loading, and the British barque despatch, addressed by the Acting Seore- Anazi was on the berth, all for Hongkong. tary of State for America to the United The 3-m, schooner Jerfalcon was ready to States Minister at Peking, that some
Soda Water, Lemonade, Tonio Water,cially if the Chinese authorities will do.
Gingerade, Potass Water, Sarsaparilla Water, and other Aorated Water.
The Manufactory is under direct and continuous European Supervision. Hongkong, June 1, 1876.
BIRTHS.
At Aulderwood, Shanghal, on the 27th Instant, the Wife of J. ALEX. HARVIE, of Daughter.
a
At Shanghai, on the 80th January, the Wife of E. A. HANSEN, of a Son..
At Shanghal, January 25th, Mrs D. C. CAMPBELL, of a Daughter.
at Shanghal, on the 27th Instant, the Wife of CHARLES BERRY PIKE, Imperial Customs, of a Sov.
MARRIAGE.
At the Government Central School House, Hongkong, on the 3rd Instant, by the Rev. James Lament of Union Church, Jons INGLIS Engineer, dr., Rongkong, to JANE ANN, Daughter of the late James White Erg., merchant, Dalkeith, Scotland, and widow of the late George Goldie, National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh.
DEATH.
At the General Hospital, Shanghai, on the 27th January, THOMAS CARTER, En gineer, native of London.
representations have been made by the sail for Shanghai, and the German barque Tsung-li Yamen to Mr Seward in regard Pasha was loading for Yokohama. to the treatinent of the Chinese in Cali-
fornia. The Yamen had, in particular, A LETTER from Macao BaysThe libel drawn the attention of Mr Seward to case of B, 8. Fernandsa v. J. da Bilva, a statement, constantly appearing, that editor of the Independente, was tried at the persons in the city of San Francisco WB: Correctional Police, Mecso, on Saturday in the habit of molesting Chiness; that the Chinese upon their arrival in that last. Before the conclusion of the trial,- city were often assailed, and that the Mr da Silva withdrew the charges made question of measures for the suppression against Mr Fernandes and tendered him of Chinese immigration had been dis an apology, which was accepted, - There are cussed." The purport of the Supplemen-till several libel oases against the same tary Treaty between the United States defendant to be tried shortly. The publi and China, the Yamen had arged upon
Mr Seward, was that the people of either cation of the Independents has been discon- country might be at liberty to come and tlausd since the warrant of distress was go at will, and kind treatment on either served on the Editor by the Banta Casa da side should be accorded. The Yamen Misericordia," finally requested that, in accordance with
the Treaty, the commission of such acta Tan Band of the 28th Regiment will per might be prevented for the sake of the
The publication of this instis commenced maintenance of friendship between the 7.50 p.m.
two nations. In the course of his reply to there representations the Aoting Secretary of State says -
STAR OF CHINA, British ship, Captain E. Thonglah Contrast Packet LOMBARDY, THE CHINA MAIL.
3. Blaker, Douglas Lapreik & 05.
NEERMIAH GIS of, American Barque, for the above Fort is Post-Captain D. Bradford, Arnhold, Karberg
& Co.
poned until TOMORROW,
the 8th Instant, ut Noun,
Fas Freight or Fessage, apply to
A. MAG. HEATON,
Agent.
Hongkong, February 8, 1877.
FOR SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW,
The Steamship
DOUGLAB
Captain Events, will be de spatched for the above Porte
Bostro, German barque, Captain J. B. Wezenberg.Biemssen & Co.
ALDEN BUAss, American barque, Captalo 8. Noyeskosario & Co,
Transi, British ship, Captain Robi. Goldes.Meyer & Co.
SHIPPING.
G
ARRIVALS.
DE WEUNANDAY, the 7th Insty at Dayab. 8, Travis, British barque, 887, W.
light, instead of as previously advertised,"
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.
Hongkong, Jebruary 8, 1877,
FOR LONDON
A1 British Ship
ANTAR OF CHINA,"
tot
A Pearce, Newcastle (N.8.W.) Dec. 86; Coal: Douglas LATHAIR & Co,
Feb. 4, Deutschland, Germal barque leom Whampos.
Teb. 4, Esmeralda, British steamer, 805, 1. Thebattd, Amoy Fab. 8, General
MUG. HEATON.
Feb. 4, Chinklang, British steamer, 108, J. Hogg, Shanghai Jan. 1, General BLAMER, Master, will load here gifMMER & D and have Immediate despatch. Fob. 8, A, French steamer, 3166, For Fieight, apply to
Hernandes, Bbangh Feb. 2, Mails and METER & Co. Ganeral,MCHAGERZEN MARITIMER Hongkong, February §, 1577.
Feb. 8. Mengalah, French stanssen, 1969,
will be despatched with the
for Europe, do, on THURSDAY, the 18th February,
the Madlá, ka, hin
HONGLONG, MONDAY, FEB. 8, 1877.
The following will be the hours of closing The Peking Gazette of the 18th October Wednesday, 14th Inst
58.M., Money Order Office closes.
P.M., Foot Office aloses accept the firent Box, which remains open all night. Thursday, 14th Just,
7.4.x. Post Office opens for sale of Stamps, Registry of Letters, and Posting of all correspondence. 10A.M., Post Office closca except for Late Lettore Registry of Letters cosses 10:18 A., Letters may be posted with LATR Fan of 18 sents extra Postage.til
to
11 ... when the Post Offles Cross
entirely,
form the following programme to-morrow. evening, commencing at 8.30 p.m.ima March,... Wedding, Mendelssohn, Overture,...Rub tog....Foster, Selection,...I Monteuchi e Capuletti, Bellini, There are doubtless difficulties arising, in Valse, Laty of Lorno, meum Godfrey, fact, from the result of competition of labor, Selection,... Marie de Rohan Donizetti, added to which same difficulties, to which Galoy,The Rink,D'albert, you have adverted, is the unwillingness of
Chinese, even if able so to do, to really
contains a reference to the Treaty re bosome a part of the people of the country, Tus Report of the Hongkong and Shanghai tantly concluded between China and or to lay dside their own habits of life and Bank, saya the N. 0. D. News, has not yet Peru for the engagement of labourers in their intention to return to thels country. been published, but the particulare appear The difficulty arises when deal to have leaked out, and been telegraphed the former country for service in the ing with individual or temporary axcite privately to Shanghat. It was reported latter, and which will shortly be put ments, such as have been manifested not yesterday that a dividend would be recom- into full operation. The Governors unfrequently in China as against our own mended of £1 per share that $800,000 General of the two Kwang provinces people of other foreigners, and this difficulty will be carried to Reserve, which will then memorializes, giving it as his opinion will assuredly be appreciated by the Chinese amount to half a millon ; $85,000 to In- that kidnappers of persons for shipment authorities. Considering the large numbersurance, and $50,000 forward to new as of Chinese emigrants who come to the count. It is also reported that MeaTA to places beyond the sea should continue United States, and considering the small Beswick and Tobin are to join the Diren. to undergo the regular process of trial, number of our citizens who have gone to torates and that it is not necessary that sum China, we might naturally expect more
mary execution, should be resorted to infrequent cause of complaint to arise from Wa are glad to note from Meam Spencer their base. Although a Treaty has the Chinese in this country than front and Wolf's Cironlar, that there has been a been, concluded with Peru on the sub-Americans in China. Enok, however, is dar heavy fall of snow in Shantung. This will 11.80 A., Lettori (blit Letters only)ject of the engagement of labourere in from the ouse. The Chiness who have tome be good news for the unfortunate refugees. addressed to the United Kingdom China," says the memorialist, no emi. to the United States have engaged in whats who are how crowding into this province Via Brinald de to Bingapore, may gtation operations have as yet been set over business they pleased, and settled in in search of the food which they failed to
such portions of the country as they pres be posted on board the Picks with on food in Kwangtung and there is ferred; and no restraints, so far as residents gather on their own land, and gives them e Late Fés of 40 cents page reason to apprehend a revival of or obcupation are concerned, have hooil is depended upon in the North of China, both bettor prospect for next year Snow is greatly. He therefors posed tĺpoh skum, 11.50 AM. when the Mali is finally the evil of kidnapping,
opined that summary execution, f The Chinese authorities, no doubt, gloaud Hongkong, Tetrwy 9, 1877.
preliminary investigation only, is a presscupy a very unfavourable position in
td
lady
to moisten and fertilise the soil, and as a check to the locmes. The Chinese have a saying to the affect skaj svery inch of snay
No. 4244.--FEBRUARY 5, 1877.]
buries the locust eggs so much the more hopelessly The metropolitan province, as our Poking correspondent has told us, has also been fortunate in this respect; and the country-people in this neghbourhood are delighted with the snow and rain of Satur day night and yesterday, although they still predict a heavier snowfall about their Now Year.N. C. D. News.
Police Intelligence. (Before the Hon. C. May.)
5th February, 1877.
DESERTION AND EMHÉZZLEMENT.
Thomas Coales, foreman in the Ordnance Department, Hongkong, was again brought up for having deserted from the Army. A now charge of embezzlement of military ammunition and storea was preferred Snider cartridges and other ammunition and against him now, viz., embezzling 8626 stores belonging to . M. the Queen.
Mr Sharp appeared for the prosecution, and Mr Wotton for the defence
THE CHINA MAIL.
October last, the prisoner was transferred to another part of the department. I found bo was not sufficiently careful in the tally board and in his accounts. I had no sus picion of any irregularity then. I placed him on another work under the superin- tendence of the chief foreman. I put him in the Arsenal under the eyes of the chief foreman. I put. Corporal Bass, R.A., in charge of the magazines. I did not give any orders to Bass, but his duty was to take over the stocks from the prisoner. In taking over charge, Baas' duty was to report whether they were correct or not, He and the prisoner went over the stocks. Bass reported a deficiency of 340 rounds of Martin-Henry ball-cartridges. I directed a close examination to be made by chief foreman Grimble. This was about the The foreman beginning of November, reported to me that there were 930 rounds I received other information, and I told Grimble to short instead of 340 rounds. examine all the magazines carefully. The prisoner absconded on the oth January last; this was before I gave Grimble the I did not sBBY Mr Sharp said there was a fresh 'charge fual order to examine against the defendant, that of embezzle anything to the prisoner before he ment of a quantity of ammunition belong- absented himself from his duty, and ing to Government, and with his Worship's had no suspicion of any dishonesty ed with forcibly carrying
Over a million car permission he would proceed with that then. There are charge and would only produce auch evid- tridges in the magazines. The prisoner Iť°
absconded while the foremen Grimble ence an that of a preliminary nature, as a
was taking the stocks, I heard that he searching enquiry was now going on and had not been completed. As to the charge had gone to Shanghat. It has been ascer of desertion, he would reserve it until the tained and reported to me that 34 boxes of moze.serious charge of embezzlement was Snider cartridges and 9 bozes of Martini concluded, and be might have to abandon Henry cartridges were empty, Thissearching investigation is still going on. These boxes it altogether.
were found among the fall boxes. The total number of cartridges that should have been in the empty Balder boxes is .026. The Martini-Heary ammunitions are being charge to Major Moore, and the examina. tion will take at least ten days or a fort night. 1 bellove ovidence will be forthcom ing against the prisoner.
Mr Sharp here applied for the remand of the case for one week, and if he was not ready then, he would give notice when the caso would be brought up pro forma, and further remanded.
Mr Wotton contended that the char. ges ought to be proceeded with accord ing to order. That of desertion was first on the shoot, and Bir Sharp must either Phee, as the itature of the charge would
CHARGE OF EXTORTIONA
Yours dro.
AN OLD STAGER.
Uhina. SHANGHAL.` (Nows.)
ENTREATY.
No inconvenience about meal and sleepiny &o.
Various kinds of wines. Beer, and other European liquors, sold at possibly fairest price.
The proprietor wishes the visitors to come, without changing their part-prejudios charge for meal and stoppage per day
yen ond 60 sen But every one may desire his own agree able charge.
ya-ami's Hotel (old joutui,s)
At maruyama, Kioto,
Japan
making an outory, They also tried to tio Stewards to those specially interested might gratie, but the following is too good to be time as the other prisoners; but between this time, and eight o'clock, the hour for his hands behind his back with a ropa, have some effeot. I put this forward only priced in sordid drose -
looking up for the night, all the prisoners, which they partly put round his neck by way of suggcation, in the conviction that
The undersigned respectfully informs including Edwards, to guard whom/special They likewise took off his trousers and tied everything that tends to losen the gennine his foot. They then rubbed him of the sport of the Meeting takes away from the visitors to Kioto and Biwa, that he will con- instructions for known reasons were given, again visited, and Charles Ring ones which he carried about his person wholesome nature of this annual recreation. duct (under his personal supervision) a first were
class hotel situate at Maruyama Kioto, Japan. the third constable, then reported to Mr. After this they ran away, but the com
The buildings are so situated that the whole Barnes, the chief constable, that Edwards" plainant managed to rid himself of the
city of Kioto can be clearly seen there, being cell door was open, and that he had escaped. fastenings and ran after the men succeeding
on one side surrounded by hills covered with Search was instantly made in all directions, in having the prisoner arrested. At the Station the complainant proved the caso
beautiful flowers, and presenting the finest but no trace of the fugitive was discovered.. scenery in the country.
But in the late prisoner's cell was found clearly against the accused, having identi fled him before Inspector Cradock as
his prison shirt, cont, and trousers and out- side the outer prison wall the ladder above the man who caught him by the throat,
described was discovered-both incidents but be changed his story now, and it would appear that he had been tampered with, the The testimonial referred to in the address
making it apparent that he had received afð by some means, and that the instructions to defendant being a brother of a Chiness to the Hon. Geo. F. Beward, in May last, as
watch him closely were not ill-based, The Constable No. 242, stationed at Saiying-in course of preparation for presentation to
spring-bolt of his cell-look was thrown back poon. The complainant said only two him, has arrived in Shanghai, and will be
and hold in the catch provided for it, and it we knew that he had this money about placed at Messrs. Lane, Crawford & Co.'s
had been proved to be impossible to even him, viz. Ko Lo Pul and Sa To Shing, a store to-day and following days for public district watchman. They both had been inspection. It consists of a massive silver
tamper with the lock from the inside of the call. The suspicion therefore is that it was soliciting assistance from him, but he de- centre-piece in the shape of tureen and stand,
purposely left unlooked to facilitate the pri olinad. The case was remanded, and later of chaste design and excellent workmanship
Boner's escape, Information was at ones in the day, Ez To Shing was also charged in burnished and dead silver, and bearing
given to the Police, and a close search in- appropriate ornaments of fruits, flowers, and and remanded.
etituted, the result being that at about ears of corn, each handle being supported by what seems to be a typical Indian female Mr J. C. Myers, the U. S. Consul-General 11,30 p.m., the same night, P.C. Jousen (25) Chan Afook, a fishmonger, was charg-head. Both tureen and stand are raised on at Shanghai, has issued the following ciron while watching the North Soochow road and away one lions claws, arranged in pairs, and the lar:-"The Minister of Spain has informed Creek near the Railway Station, saw a cam- Ng Ma Shing, a fisherman at Aberdeen. general effect is very good. The tureen the United States Legation at Peking, that pan coming down the stream towards the appeared that the complainant bears the following insoription: "Presented the port of Jolo (Soo-loo), in the Archipelago Settlement. When it arrived opposite him, had been living with the unfaithful by members of the Foreign Community of of that name, has been opened, to commerce he heard some one inside whistle softly once. wife of another man, and on the night of Shanghai, to their fallow resident, the Hon. under the following conditions:-I have Buspecting who it was, Jensen ordered the Geo. F. Seward, on the occasion of his been instructed to convey this information sampan-man to soull ashore, and he 'at once 1st. obeyed. On the sumpas, reaching the bank, Saturday last, while they were in the em braces of Morphous, a boat pulled along departure for Peking as United States to American Merchants at this Fort. eide their boat, and the complainant was Minister to China, as a token of their regard-Trade may be carried on in all articles Edwards jumped out, and exclaiming, "It' carried away by four men, who took him to and esteem.Shanghai, May 29th, 1876. saving Arms and War Munitions, and those me," ran off pursued by Jensen, who called an island outside Apliahow, where the men, Messra. Tiffany & Co., of New York, were which are forbidden as contrary to morals or "Policet police!" A native constable near the public health. 2nd.-Manifests of the at hand tried to stop Edwards, but was of whom the prisoner was one, beat and the manufacturers.
whole lading of vessels arriving and depart struck by him in the right eye, and kicked him. They tied him up and wanted
ing will be required for statistical purposes, knocked down, Edwards himself stumbling. him to pay 20 tac's because he had run away with a man's wife, and one of the men
Forts of the Archipelago, after having ultimately captured Edwards, whose pro- 3rd-Vessels may go from Jolo to other in the act. Jensen continued the chase, and
can pintuant at first refused to pay anything but at last yielded, promising to pay $2 as he hai no money with him, they wanted him to get security. He promised to get the bondeman if they would go with him to Aberdeen. They did so, and the d fendant accompanied him to the shop which he proposed to be the security, while the other three men followed at a diatono As a policeman was passed, the complain ant gave the defendant into custody for at tempt to extort. The dane was remanded.
proceed with it now or abandon it altoge. I looked into now. I am now handing over claimed to be the aggrieved husband. The dangerously wounded in a house in Canton obtained permission of the Authoritios, 4th gross had been slackened by the interference
siter the nature of the case,
Me Sharp replied that the charge of em bezzlement was a graver one and he would proceed with it first, and until he received farther instructious, he would not proceed with the charge of desertion at present.
Mr Wotton asked if Mr Saarp would abandon the charge of desertion.
The Magistrats remarked that the de.. fendant was arrested by a warrant on a specific charge of desertion, and it would be regular to proceed with that first.
Mr Sharp then announced his intention to abandon the charge of desertion, but would proceed with that of embezzlement under Ordinance 6 of 1875.
Police that a native woman was lying Yesterday, information was given to the
road. Upon investigation, the poor creature was found lying in bed, badly out in three or four places on the head and once on the fore-arm. It was also ascertained that the wounds were inflicted at nine o'clock the same morning, by a man with whom she had refused to associate, with a fan-dagger which was found in the room with the handle broken as though in a struggle, and stained with blood. There were other native women in the house, who, on being asked why they had not called the Police, said they did not know what to do. The wounded woman, who had lost much blood, and had lain in the con- dition described for more than three hours, was conveyed to the Shantung Road Hospital, where she lies in a precarious state.
Vessels arriving from Jolo, at the Perts of of two or three foreigners. He made no the Philippines, will be dealt with as coming further resistance, and was lodged in the from abroad, but native products, arriving Central Police Station. Yesterday after under the Spanish flag, will be taxed at noon, by direction of A. Davenport, Esqu consting rates: 6th,Goods exported from Aating Consul and Sheriff, Edwards was the Philippines to Jolo, under the Spanish flag, will be taxed at consting rates. Thoy may also be exported under foreign flags, in conformity with existing laws, and after the payment of duties."
talten before R. A. Mowat, Eag, at the Police Court, and sufficient evidence having been taken to justify the step, he was remanded on both charges for a week The enquiries made by the Police having caused suspicion to rest upon Ring, the third It is reported that the China Merchants constable at the gaol, he was arrested on Company is about to issue a new stook the charge of unlawfully aiding and assist against the purchase of S. 8. N. steamersing Edwards. to break out of gaol. This and real estate, with a capital of Tis. charge was also partially investigated rester. 3,000,000 at Tla, 125 per share. The officials day afternoon before Mr Mowat, and on the will thus have a good opportunity of invest-application of the Police the prisoner_Was ing the savings that they have made during remanded till Tuesday next at ten o'clock.
Charles Ring, the third constable of thoir term of office, which is, of course, a very legitimate form of commercial enter- H.B.M.'s gaol, who was in custody under remand from Friday last until this morn- ing (30th), charged with aiding the convict
Afe Wotton made an application, under 11 and 12 V.ok. Cap. 42 5. 9, that when the case was next heard, it alould be taken with closed doors, ie, to say, it should not be made publie. So far the evidence was only of a formal nature, so he had not made any request, but as they would go into the facts of the case, at the next hear- The Magistrate said he could not saying, he thought it was not desirable that whether desertion or embezzlement was the they should be made public, as the charge more serious offence, inasmuch as desertion might not be proved szainst the defendant, had never been deflded as to what class of and the publicity might cast a slur on his offence it belonged, whether felony or future career. This was a request which why the Post-office officials here charge 5 toll into the river from one of the Hongkow PRES. misdemeanor, However, that was beside was often made in ordinary cases, and this the question now, the charge of desertion was not even an ordinary case.
The Magistrate said he believed this Act having been abandoned.
had not been extended hore, and if it was, it must have been extended specially.
Ms Sharp said it had never bean enfore-
Mr Sharp then proceeded to give an out. line of the ouse, He said the prisoner as formerly in the Royal Artillery, but havin bought his discharge, he was appointed ined here. Nogember 1872 to the Orduance Depart- ment as foreman in charge of the Magazines In Hongkong. His duty was to receive into and issue from the magazines alt stores
CORRESPONDENCE... SIX-AND-A-HALF PER CENT. To the Editor of the "CHINA MAIL."?
Hongkong, Feb. 5, 1877. B-I should be glad if you or any of your readers could satisfactorily explain por cent, discount on money orders drawn on Shanghai in addition to the commission for issuing the order. It cannot be a ques- all the world over, but it is simply a ques tion of currency, for a dollar is a dollar tion of paying the money in at one office and reveiving it book in similar coin Mr Watton said it was in the Magis. at another. In Great Britain not only in trate's discretion to do so or not. He be- land money orders are issued without any lieved a short time ago, a case came before such charge, but, if I am not in error. Mr Russell in which a similar application orders are also issued on the Australian In October 1876, he was found to be some believed, that he had power to hear a owe what croisse in his work and was trans-in private but that he did not choose to do ferred to another branch of work in the 80
Mr Sharp observed that the question was Department, Sergeant Baus took charge from him, and when he did so, he counted entirely one of public policy.
The Magistrate said he bad discretion, stores in the anaveral magazines.
but be would be guided by the requiro. justice would be frustrated or not.
air Wotton thought the ends of justice would in this case be frustrated, as, if the charge was not proved against the defend. ant, there would be a slur cast upon his character.
Thursday afternson, about four o'clock, a respectably attired Chinaman accidentally wharves, and rapidly floated away with his head under water and his feet in the air; the large quantity of clothing he was he struggled hard, he was unable to right wearing prevented his sinking; but although himself. In this way, the unfortunate man floated a considerable distance, no effort being made to save him, although there
base be substantiated against
upon orders, and to report any deflcisnog, was made, and ur Russell bad said, he Colonies, the only charge being the com- boat, however, noticing some excitement,his inaugural address shortly after the ingof his cell-door, all of which, na is
The
mission.
We hear a rumour, from a usually well-William Edwards in his recent escape from informed souroc, that great preparations are prisen, was yesterday (Jan. 29th) set at North-west under Tso Tsung-tang, whose being represented; la afbet, that no prime being made for freeh enterprises in the liberty by order of the Folion Magistrate it campaign next spring is likely to cost a very bira. It is said that, since Friday, the pretty eum.
prisoner Edwards has written a lengthy document, purporting to be a confession of were scores of ovolisa on the wharves,
We hear that Mr Thomas. W. Kingsmill, how he obtained the materials to fabricate and sampans near at hand. A foreigner President of the North China Branch of the his ladder, where he soncealed it when made,
a pair oared Royal Asiatic Society, proposes to deliver and how he managed to procure the unlock passing down the river in looked round and saw what he thought was Chinese New Year. a bundle of clothes in the stream.
believed, clearly exculpates Ring from any A slight motion of the apparent bundle undeceived
complicity in the escape. Remembering A Friend at Ningpo informs us that the Edwards request, repeatedly made in Court, him, and rowing quickly to the spot, he rise in freights consequent on the transfer of to be permitted there to make a statement arrived just in time to prevent the drowning 8, 8. N. Co.'s steamers to the China Mer- which would explain all and clear the man sinking With assistance, and at some chants Company is having the affect of gaoler," we think this alleged document and took him ashore, and he was then taken Foochow and Chinkfang arrived there on the satisfaction. The voluntary remark mads in a jiarickeho to the Custom-house station, 24th, the former to load cotton for Hongkong, by Ring, when trying in presence of an where every necessary attention was given, and the latter to take in tea for Shanghai at Inspector of Falice sud Chief Constable of and he soon recovered sufficiently to be a lower rate than is charged by the China the gaol to open Edwarda's cell-look with a
Merchants' Company.
carving-knife that there were two other cells, the doors of which he could easily removed by his friends.
open from the inside," adding that "a prisoner had told him the way to do it," seems to show that some neglect must have prevailed within the gaol, upon which this document might perhapa throw light. For another reason aleo, none of the incidents connected with this ezospé“ should be withheld.
ammunition was packed in boxes and placments of justice whether the ends of they incur a loss if they do not make this risk of capsizing, he got him into the boat drawing outside steamers to that port. The might well be made public for general
made; the boxes were taken down and ex-
time,
Mr Sharp did not object either one way or the other.
The Magistrate said he would consider the application, meantime the case was re manded till next Monday.
I had occasion the other day to send a sutall amount to Shanghai, and I was told I should have to pay 6 per cont. discount and 15 cents commission, making in all 60 cents loss on $10. If the Post-office officials, or whoever it is makes the rules, on shew that charge, I have nothing more to say; but otherwise I de most, emphatically assert make such a that they have no right charge. The Post-office is only a public office, used and paid by the public, and it is as much the duty of the officials to study the interest of their employers (namely, the to consider his private employer. public) as it is that of any private individual This is a matter which affects more par- ticularly the mass, as merchants and monied men have other means of transmitting even small sums. It would be interesting to know how many orders pass between this and Shanghai-bot many, I think; fact, the clerk appeared hardly to know what the charge was until he had held a whispered consultation with one of his colleagues, so that from a speculative point of view it seems unwise to make such a charge. If a Fair and reasonable charge were made I am inclined to believe the Chinese would avail money very largely, but I do not believe that they send much under existing circam- stances; they love the almighty dollar too I know by experience that the Chinese are invented ways and means of squeezing a cent or two out of a dollar undreamt of in other lands, but this should hardly bo adopted by a British Post-office.
well.
NO MONOPOLY.
THE LIGHT OF OTHER DAYS, To the Editor of the "CHINA MAIL."
The steamer Amoy reports that on Saturday
Ningpo. The Haining also reports having night there was a heavy fall of snow at had to anchor on account of a snowstorm, on her passage from Focohow.
G
PEKING.
Jan. 18th,
the house which
Quotations. HONGKONG, Feb. 5, 1877. OPIUM.—Now Patna, cash...$580
credit, 582)
7%
The tail-cutting manis seems at last to have invaded the sacred precincts of the capital. The result at present is only one tailless urchin in a mission school, and as We give a rough translation of a document the matter has been put into the hands of printed yesterday in the Shimpao, which the Lord Mayor we shall probably hear of purports to be a draft of proposed Rules for no more losses of this kind. A more the regulation of lokin under the new provi- serious matter is the recent loss of four sions. The Rules appear to have been copper cannon from circulated by the Tastai among the Foreign surmounts one of the gates. The thieves Consuls, and bear very evident impress of have been discovered, but the guns are their official origin. Instead of simply hopelessly lost, having passed through the stating the plain fact that Foreign Goods are melting furnace of some foundry. All the to be exempt from takin within the Foreign authorities connected with the gate, which Settlements, providing for the definition of is the one through which barbarians coming. what are Foreign Goods, and warning tax from Tientsin generally enter, have been chiefly intent upon establishing the converse Panishments, and the authorities will collectors to leave these alone--the Rules are invited to enter the Hsing-pu or Board of position and elaborating a system of lekin probably get far more copper out of the collection on goods that can be possibly transaction than has been lost in the guns. excluded from the benefit of exemption. Possibly some of the more peaceably dis DAMPHO We hope the Consuls will object that what posed of the soldiery having heard that Li QUICKSILVER, they have to do is to exempt certain goods, Hung-chang has purchased 750,000 dollars
SALTPETRE, not to pass rules for the taxation of others. worth of torpedoes, have determined to beat some of the old spears into pruzing.
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Now Benares, cash, 545
credit, 5471
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Allowance Taols, 16 a 24
Old Malwa, cash, 570
Allowance Taels,
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*** 68.50 ... 8.80
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ed in layers closely to other, of 4 or 5 deep, with alleys batween for persons to pass, and to every package or box there was & labol affixed indicating the mumber of cartridges in it. If any portion was taken out, it would appear there, as also in the books. When Bass took over, he went
The Magistrato said it would be far more round with the defendant, and reported that there were 340 rounds of cartidges missing. satisfactory to the socused that publicity As there was a very large quantity of cartrid. was given, because if he should be discharg ges stored there, the head of the Departed, people outside would say that he was ment thought there might have been a mistake only discharged because the case was tried If he was innocent, it in the counting, and saepected nothing, with closed doors But he ordered the Chief Foreman, Grimble, would be more satisfactory to him to clear to check Bass' calculations, and it was found his character before the world. that not only 340 rounds were missing but Mr Wotton urged that this was only a 930 rounds. Que box which was supposed preliminary enquiry and was in the nature to contain 000 rounds was found to contain of a simple investigation only. The foots only 10. This was reported to Mr Silveira, of the working of the department would be brought out, and they might not connect who thereupon had a very searching enquiry the defendant with them, yet if the amined piece-meal. This was a task of public read them, they would jump to great labour and required considerable the conclusion that he was guilty. Two themselves of this means of transmitting
While this was going on, before out of three who bad road the case would the end of the investigation-the defendant Bay that he was guilty, but if they were on the 5th January last absconded. It had asked whether they know the facts, they been since found that 34 boxes of Snider would say that they did not, but they would cartridges, and 9 boxes of Martini-Henry nevertheless pronounce him to be guilty cartridges were entirely empty, and these This Mr Wotton thought was prejudi- boxes were placed at the back of the full cial to the defendant, and it was, therefore, boxes. So far it had been ascertained that desirable that the case should not be heard In this particular magazine alone, there were in public. 8,630 cartridges missing, and as to the other magazines, the enquiry was being proceeded with, and up to the present the actual deficiency was not known. There was another circumstance in connection with this case, A man named Carr was
Hongkong, Feb. 5, 1877. employed as labourer in the magazine, CHARGE OF LARCENY AGAINST FOLIJEMEN. EI,I see you have not given us many and one day whom he was employed John Gerling, P. Q. No. 67, and Thomas hints this season concerning the "dark" by the prisoner to move some boxes, Davis an ex-sergeant of the Japanese Police, doings at the Bace course in these dusky he noticed that some were very light were again brought up before Mr Russell mornings. Probably you are not a believer
The man who lately attempted to murder and he remarked to the defendant why to answer the charge of robbing some $8 In the saying that the early bird catches
a woman in a house in Canton Road, has been the empty boxes were put there. To this from the person of a seaman named the worm," or in the other that early risers apprehended in the City, and confined in the the defendant replied that the shifting Thomas Warneford
ars necessarily the healthiest, wealthiest Chorien's yamên. The offenes having been room-a small room used for the issue of coolis was examined, and he corroborated and wisest of our rade. I often grope my committed in the Settlement, it is said he stores was too small and that they wanted the evidence of his mate. The defendants way to the Grand Stand of a morning, and will be sent to the Mixed Court for prelimi room there. This was an important pisos made their defence, after the usual caution the steaming coffee (if there were nothing mary examination. The injured woman still of evidence, as connecting the defendant had been administered to them, but their else going) makes me, certainly, all the
slowly recovering. with this deficiency, Mr Sharp then pro-long story amounted to simply a dealil, healthier and all the richer with its refresh lies in the Shantung Road Hospital, but the let defendant giving a long, accounting aroma. At the same time it soams to Mr Francisco Candido Pereira da Silveira how he had spent the evening prior to 11 mo that a good deal of the fun usually to be
Hongkong Bank, 30 was called-I am a Deputy Commissary o'clock, the time when the alleged robbery picked out of the training operationethe
H.K. Fize Ins. Co., $578 was said to have taken plass. Two police early morning spins and the promise of the Ordnance Department, have been in
China Fire 1. Qo., $168 charge of that Department since January man were called on the defendants' behall, ous canterings and trottings--has been lost,
Ühtan Traders' Ins. Oo,, $1828 1824. When I took ob gehe prisoner but they proved nothing i thoir favour. in comparison with the olden times, I hear
DARING ESCAPE FROM H.H.M.S GAOL Union Ins, Society of Canton, 1820 was the foreman of the magazines, There The case was further remanded till Wednes. that now much of this sort of thing is car
TREAT AT SHANGHAI,
Chinese Insuranos Co., $270, are three magazines. A duty was to day neat, to enable the man belonging to ried on during the day, when all amateur
Willian Edwards, who on Monday last North China Ina, Oơ., Tim, 878 receive and issue all stores in the maga- the Chinese cruiser Peng-chao-bai, named turites like myself are poring over letters Her Majesty's Chargé d'Affaires at Peking Fine The Dames of the magazines are Thomas Dodds, to appear for the 1st defer or ledgers; and that perons who may be has published the following notification for was convicted of an attempted larceny of angiare Ins, Association, Fla, 650-
beard the S... N. Co.'s steamer Hupeh, B.K. W. Deck Co., 473 đầu, come the behoof of British subjects in China the Old Magazine, the New Magazipo, and dant. The case is likely to be committed called semi-professional men, who
from outside as it were, appear to prefer "In the case of all Merchandise of a bond and sentenced to twelve months' imprison the Kelist's Island Magazine. He kept a fer trial. tally of what he received and issued, He The seaman Warneford represented that that much of the usual morning's amuaside foreign origin, which after having paid ment, effected his escape in a daring manner. G. & M. 5.-boat UD., #12 dis. This sole duty. It was a portion of his duty had received advances. He was to have nient season later in the day. The cones resexport to a foreign country, provided that evening. Having by some means procured Hongkong Hotel Co., 858) dis had sole charge of these magazines it was be had shipped for a vessel in Swatow, and ment should be deferred to a more conve- the full import duty it shall be desired to from H.B.M.'t gaol on Thursday (Jan. 29th hanghof Steam N. Co., Tie 88 as diy, to report any deficiency or when anything left for Swator tomorrow.
quence is that now the morning at the Course the goods remain intact and unchanged in two light beams forming a portion of the Chinese fuperial Ioan, ál went wrong. Be kept accounts in oficial The Magistrate said he could not help fe got unfrequently as dall as ditohwater; the original packages, the first day of the gallows, together with a number of pieces and considering that there are now far more first month of the third year of Kwang n of wood and a quantity of card and plaited
(Taken at Messrs Falconer & Gol'i Premten books. There le a form which it was the that the case was an important one.
lotteries or sweeps put forward than thero (February 18th 1877), shall be the period rope, some of which appears to have been prisoner's duty to fill up and fix on the
Queen's Road.) DARING ROBEERY.
tised to be, it is searDely fair to the public from which a period of 85 months shall be used as alothes line in the gaol yard, he tally board at the entrance to sach maga-
HomeRone, Fab. 8, 1877. fine. It shews the quantity of ammacition Tam Yew Hang, a shoemaker, was charged that such practices should exist. Why not allowed, counting from the date of importas lashed the two beame end to end, and 60 in the magazine, and the entries there by Sa To Toon, a cigar manufacturer, with have everything connected with our little tion to the date of exportation, with which obtained a sufficient length to reach the top ought to agree with my ledger. There are having robbed him by forde of $87 in his race meeting open and above heard! The the issue of drawback sertificates may be of both the wails surrounding the geo BAN METERO 9 A.M. guapers and latoare employed in the mega-house. According to the evidence the "man in the ditch" policy has been tried applied for the said sertificates Being Crosswise at intervale he lashed the emialler Fiss as labourers, under the orders of the complainant had last year returned from and found wanting, and I am certain that exchangeable for ready money at the option pieces of wood, and thus formed such a series of steps as none but a sailor could either foreman, who is responsible to the head of San Francisco with some money. He went the feeling of the subscribers is strongly of the merchant,
Drawback certificates issued previously fashion or slimb with facility. To do this the Department, The prisoner is solely home for a short time, bat returned to against its revival. Of course it is difficult responsible to the Department As fore Hongkong, carrying with him some $90. to know what to do in such a date. The to the 18th of February, 1871, being uns work must have occupied him mach more man of the megatines the prisoner could He lived in a house in Long Wah Tal Stewards cannot put a lock and key on the limited as to time, shall be receivable od that an hour, but how he obtained the mate baly instis atores from the magarines from Lane, Baiyingpoon. On the 4th lust about place after a certain hour, ne dem they payment of duty, but shall not be redeemable file, and when he constructed the ladder, orders emanating from my department. | 9.15 a.m. he was alone in the house, when coupy the Course with a band of policemen in sask."
past for he was seen securely festensd in The magazines are guarded by sentinels two men came up and seized him. They or rangers. Still, from my humble point of
It la mot chien that wà inwyt elverlinementa | sie cell, after having had his tas at the same played outside in the compounds. I put a jag into his mouth to prevent his
ponded to call evidence,
The other chair-
low, 7 fancy a strong representation by the
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We understand that, after a full investi-hooke or rather reduce the copper cannon
30 days' sight, gation yesterday morning (Jan. 30th), Mr. to pots and pens. The result will pro- Bank, on demand, ... Davenport decided to dismiss Bing from his bably be most unpleasant to the operators. frequently found in the streets. There are appointment at the guol; as it was evident be During this cold spell frozen bodies are certain inns in which the beggars herd at lacked the discretion necessary for the post.
night, lying together like herrings in a berrel. The charge for this accommode sion is about ten cash of the provincial Shanghai, demand,...
80 days currency, and a begger who cannot produce this must stay and perish in the streets. Bar Silver, 17, dwts. B.," A depot for the relief of the starving has Mexicans been established in each of the five regions Gold Leat inte which the city is divided, and thin English Sovereigos, of course totally inadegaste, no that many Diecount, millet soup is doled out; but the relle le Australian Sovorelgus, *** of the feeble and aged must perish, even though we dan only cell this a time of — Sh englat scarolty, not actual famins. Courier
le
Mr Davenport left last night (Jan. 81st) in the str. Haising for Fordkew on important official business and, we hear, will be absent about a fortnight.
(Courter.)
is at present unknown. At a few minutes
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4 F.M. Do. (Wet bulb) 9 A.M. Do. Do. 1 P.M. Do. Do. 4.2.1.
Do. Maximum,
Do. Minimum over night,
Insurances.
THE CHINA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
HEAD OFFICE HONGKONG.
GENCIES at all the Treaty Ports of ~China and Japan, and at Singapore, Balgon and Penang.
Risks accepted, and Policies of Insurance granted at the rates of Premium current at the above mentioned Forts.
NO CHARON FOR POLICY JEEK,
JAS. B. COUGHTRIE, Becretary,
Hongkong, November 1, 187L-
LANCASHIRE INSURANOR
COMPANY,
(FIRE AND LIFA)
CAPITAL,--TWO MILLIONS STERLING,
|HF-Undersigned are prepared to grant прир
Pozoras against the Rink of FIRE on Buildings or on Goods stored thiorelh, on
Malls.
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
THE CHINA MAIL.
For Sale:
T
UBORGS FABRIKKER
DANISH BEER
TO BE HAD FROM
LANE, ORAWFORD & Co. Hongkong, January 15, 1877.
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BATAVIA,
PAQUEBOTS POSTE FRANCAIS.
SAIGON,
STEAM FOR SINGAPORE,
POINT DE GALLE, ADEN, SUEZ, ISMAILA, FORT SAID, NAPLES, AND MARSEILLES; ALSO,
PONDICHERRY, MADRAS AND
CALOUTTA.
N THURSDAY, the 8th February, 1877, Noon, the Company
WASHING BOOKS. (In English and Chinese.) WASHERMAN'S BOOKS, for the use of Ladies and Gentlemen, are now ready at this Office--Price $1, nach.
OHIA MAIL Office,
To Let.
TO LET OUSE No. 14, Gough Street.
B, 6, AYA, Commandant HERNANDEZ, with MAILS, PASSENGERS, SPECIE, and CARGO, will leave this Port for the above Ho
places.
Cargo and Spede will be registered for London as well as for Marseilles, and ao- cepted in transit through Marseilles for the principal places of Europe.
Shipping orders will be granted till noon,
Cargo will be received on board until
Ocals in Matriheds," on Goods on board 4 p.m., Specie and Parcela until 3 p.m. Vowels and on Halls of Vessels in Har on the 7th February, 1877. (arcels are bour, at the turand Terms and Conditions.
not to be sent on board; they must be left- Proposal for Life Assurances, will be re.Tat the Agenoy's Offlos, ); selved, and transmitted to the Director for thela déclalongis
If required, protection will be granted on dest class Lives up to £1000 on a Single Idfo.
For Rates of Premiums, forma of pro- posals of any other information, apply to
ARNHOLD, KARBERG & 00,
Agents Hongkong & Danten. Hongkong, January 4, 1887.
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, |HE 'Undersigned, Agents for the above Company, are prepared to grant In-
THEANSE NE current intes.
MELCHERS & Co., Agents, Royal Insurance Company,
UHINESE INSURANCE COMPANY, (LIMITED.)
NOTION.
OLICIES granted at current rates on
all parts of the
La sacordance with the Compang's Artioles of Association, Two Thirds of the Profis are distributed annually to Contributor, whether Shareholders on not, in proportion So the nets amount of Premia contributed by eachy the remaining third bolug Camlod | to Reserve Fund.
OLYPHANT & Co., General Agents.
Hongkong, Apel. 17, 2879,
QUEEN FIRE INSURANUS COMPANY.
شت
Ping Underalghed are prepared to grant
Policles against Fire to the extent of $45,000 on Buildings, or on Goods stored therein, at current local rates, subfoot to a Discount of 30% on the Promía.
NORTON & Co
!Agents
Hongkong, January 1.1874.
NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Incorporated by Koyal Charlor and Special Acts of Parliamini,
ESTABLISHED 1809.
CAPITAL £3,000,000,
THE Undersigned, AGENTS at Hongkong The above Company, are prepared to grant Policies against "FIRE, to the aztent of £10,000 on any Building, or on Merchandise in the same, at the manai Estes, subject to a discount of 20 per cent.
GILMAN & Co.,
Agents,
~Hongkong, July 6, 1876,
THE LONDON ASSURANCE,
BLO
-Incorporated By ROYAL CHARTER
of
Bia Majesty King George The First, A. D. 1720,
THE Undersigned having beansppointed
grepared to grant Insurances as follows:-
Marine Department.
Polloles at current rates payable olther hers, in London or at the principal Ports of India, China and Australis.
Fire Department: Foltales famed for long or short periods si gurront rates, A dlocount of 20% allowed. Elfe Department,
Foldes tuned fog sums not exceeding £8,000 on rossounbis terms,
HOLLIDAY, WISH & Co.
Hongkong, July 36, 1872,
MAKOHESTER' FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
MU Underalgaod Agents are in espaint of instructions from the Board of Directors authorising them to ime Polldes to the extent of $10,000 on any one first- siass sit, or to the extent of £16,000 on Adjoining risks at dufront raten, A Placrunt of 20% allowed.
HOLLIDAY, Will & Co. Hongkong, Jannasy 8. 1897. - -
MANCHESTER FIRE ASSURANCE COMPART OF MANCHESTER
ZHAND LONDON,
Contents and value of Packages are re- quired.
J. J. DOS REMEDIOS & Hongkong, Fobruary 2, 1877.
TO LET
C。.
felt
TOUSE No. 7, Caine Road, lately occu-
Died by Mr Pant
H
occupied by the Bev. & H. KIDD,
House No. 10, Albany Road, at present
DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co. Hongkong, January 10, 1877.
TO BE LET.
For further particulars, apply at the Company's Office,
HE EL DE POURY, Agent.
Limited. Hongkong, February 5, 1877.
For particulars, apply to
Perumisen at present ogenpled by the International Ice Manufacturing Co.,
108
STEAM FOR Singapore, Penang, Point de Galle, Adon, Sues, Malta, Brindisi, Ancona, Venice, Mediter ranean Forts, Southampton and London; AIBO, Bombay, Madras, Caloutta and Australia.
THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTÁL, SERAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY's Steam-skip ZUMBARDY, Captain Hats, will leave
MEYER & Ca Hongkong, December 11, 1878,
-TO LET.
HE Upper Partion of Nos. 42 and 44, THE
Queen's Road. Apply to
DOUGLAS LAFRAIK & Oo Hongkong, November 17, 1878.
Intimations,
THE MEDICAL HALL, 37, Queen's Road, Hongkong, ESTABLISHED 1853, TE KOFFER, Proprietor. Hongkong, April 28, 1876.
NOTICE.
8p28
Ron THURSDAY, the 15th February, ON and for toxologs of all BEAKE
at Noon,
For further Particulars, apply to
A. MoIVER, Superintendent, Hongkong, February 8, 1677.
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Occidental & Oriental Steam
Ship Company.
TAKING THROUGH CARGO AND PASSENGERA - FOR THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE,
IN COMMOTION
WIZI REI
CENTRAL and UNION PACIFIO AND CONNECTING RAILROAD COMPANIES
P
ATLANTIC STEAMERS,
THE 8, 8. "OCEANIC," will be des THE
patched for San Francisco, vin Yoko- hams, on THURSDAY, the 1st March, At 8 p.m., taking Cargo and Passengers for Japan, the United States and Europe.
Steamers from Shanghal.
Connection is made at Yokohama, with
Freight will be received on Board until'
4 p.m. of 28th Instant, Parcel Packages will be received at the Office until 5 same day: all Parel Packages should be marked to address in full; value of same le required.
Return Famage Tickets available for 6 months sire fumed at a reduction of 80 por cent, on regular raten.
For further information as to Freight or Panage, apply to the Agency of the Company, No. 16, Prays Central.
G. 1. EMORY, Agmi. Hongkong, February 1, 1877.
mol
Charge for Brokerage on SHARES, will be HALF PER CENT on the Fall Amount, to be Fald by the Seller only.
W. M MORGAN,
Broker. Hongkong, January 19, 1877.
AFONG," PHOTOGRAPHER,
by appointment, to
Intimations.
EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE
DE 1878.
HONGKONG MARKET PRICES. Corrected to Saturday, January 27, 1877.
At 1075 Cash per Dollar Mexican,
1
[No: 4244-FEBRUARY 5, 1877.--
·PAIE Wishes. Lewes four. Dash
Carrots, Balt Carrots, Freah -Cauliflower,
Celery, Chinese,
catty
20
"
each
catty
450 400
English, Cucumbers,
40 20 -70-80-
40 90
50 40
honour to inform those Persons who Bacon, English, - THE CONSUL for FRANCE has the
Butcher Meat.
ib. wish to take part in the intended Exhibl- tion, that they will find at the CONSULATE
Ame. Sugar oured,, all Information and Particulars they may Beef, sirloin and prime out,
Fooohow,
require,
For the Consul
Q. BOULOUZE, Fice-Consul Hongkong, December 18, 1876.
NOTICE,
THE CHINESE MAIL.
FROM and after the Chinese New Year's day (February 17, 1874) the Chiness Hail will be issued DAILY instead of TRI- WEEKLY, as heretofore,
No change, how- ever, will be made in the price of subscrip Han, which will remain at $4 per annum.
The charges for advertisements are now assimilated to those of the China Mail, The unusual success which has attended the Chiness Mail makes it an admirable medium for advertisera.
Beef Corned,
"J
Boast,
» Soup,
Steak, Bullocks' Brains,
H
catty
• #
300 260 Chilies, Dried,
100 140
Mixed,
oy. 160 160 Curry Stuff; English,
150 140 Greens, White
275 250 Green, Sprouts.
50 40
150 100
60
40
20 15
60
40
225 200
25
10
12
750 650
110 100
150 140 Egg Plant,
.18.
90
150 140 Garlic, (balb) dried,
80 Ginger,
40
#
60
30
"
12
"
60
• per met
50
Winter course
15
Tongue, fresh, each
corned
"
"
11
320 800 Green Peas, in shell, old
2)
Head,
600 500
"1
21
young #
U
Beart,
"
150 140 "Horse. Radish," S'hat,
"
Booty Kläneys,
60
40 Lettuce, Chinese.
J2
6050
F English,.
Tail
100.
80-Mint,
.boad
catty
1
LAVOR,
Log, Shoulder,
catty 80 Tripa (undressed), catty 50
40 Unions, Bombay Calves' Head and Feet, not 500 400 400 ....... lbi 800 280 180 170 860 840 170 140 170 140
·140 120
60 Mushroom, dried,
Green
20
"J
Paraley, Chinese, English, Potatoes, California,
"
#
B0
Abanch
catty
31
new, Macne,. Sweet,
**
·
*
LAVON,
#
.. dos,
satty
#
The Conductors guarantee an eventual circulation of one thousand coples. It has, American, already the most influential native Journal published, and enjoys considerable prestige at the Ports of China and Japan, and at Singapore, Penang, Calcutta, San Francis co and Australia.
For terms, dio., address
Ma CHUN AYIN,
Manager.
China Mail Office,
17th February, 1874.
MUNICIPAL CORPORATION,
PENANG.
desirous of recolving DESIGNS HE Munloipal Commissioners of Penang
for a TOWN-HALL This Building la to. be erected on the ground on the east side of the Esplanade situate between the Intter and Duke Street, and its cost is not to ex- ceed $30,000.
The Commissioners offer a PREMIUM of $400 for the best and most suitable Design with Specifications and competitors have the option of forwarding Tenders for carry. ing out the work.
Chinare, English.. Mutton Chop,
Pigy Chitlings,
Pumpkins, 120 110 Radishes,
60 50 Scallions,
100 90 Ehalota,
110 100 Sesamum,
80 Taro (U Tan) 60 50 Tomatoes,
80 70 Turnips, Balt, 100.80
saity
12
14
17 15
16-18
12
20 15
30
20
40 85
# 120 100
12 10.
#
09
» Foot,
*
Fry,
"Head..
20
"
D
Heart, Kidneys,
Bach
·
20
11
D
. lb.
English.
each
10
outty
180 140
3
"
Chiness.
catty
15
释
26
150 140 Water Cross,
".
110 100 YamUM,
banch catty 80 Fraits.
20
Liver, Pork, Chop,
"
Corand, Log
Fat or Laad,
Sheeps" Head, and Fest, set
Hoart
・ Kidneys, The Designs, accompanied with all doga. Sucking Pigs, ments, are to be sent to the Municipal Ofos Penang on or before the 1st of Marah next.
Veal, For further information apply to the Segretary to the Municipal Commissioners | Capone, at Penang.
The Sist September, 1876.
• Bach
falsely much extended. The fol Pheasants, Canton, live, pals
AB Olroulation of THIS PAPER has Partridges,
H. B. BIR ARTHUR KENNEDY, GOVERNOR OF HONGKONG;
lowing are some of ita Agenta
Macao-Man Chuen Shop.
Canton-Bing Chuon Native Post Office, Luen Hing Street; Chul Heung Low Hotel, Quatl, Teal Street; Mr Bit Chuen Fan, Tang Wen Luen Hing Street; Kwong Tin Fat Shop, Yan Snipe, Kwan, Yuen Fong Shop, In front of the Rabbits, Provincial Treasurer's Yamen; How Yuen Teal, Shop, Small Market Strest, New City Yee Turkeys, H. I. H. THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS Cheung Photograph Shop, Honam; Kwal
and to
OF RUSSIA, Wyndham Street, formerly ATHLETIC CLUB, T4S on hand the Largest and Best Hollection of Views of China, Pho
tographio Albums, Frames, Cases, de, of assorted sizes, Photographe enlarged from C. D. V. size to life size and coloured in all. A new apparatus for Photography has been received from England: he in prepared to take Photos of Bulidings and Interiors
at the shortest distance.
Hongkong, July 17, 1876,
SHIPS
AH YON," COMPRADORE AND STEVEDORE,
No. 7, Fraya West. SHIFFING SUPPLIED WITH ALZ KINDS OF
COAL WATER, BALLAST, FRESA PROVISIONS & OILMÁN'S. STORES
Of the best quality and attheshortest notice.
Hongkong, May 1, 1876.
NEARLY READY.
CHINESE DICTIONARY IN THE
180 120 Water Lily Roots,
340 320
50 40 Aleuriten,
80 70 Apples, Dried
19
1780, 1003
Californiary 140 190 Almonds, (Bombay),
Bananas, fragrant Fanti,
Comman
110 100 Chestnuts, new,,
8 8 8 8 9 9 198 188 1898 ||ARARA&R88A9PIAR98 88gga118888888 22 1823 12 9 a 133 28 8 8 8
catty 80
600 400
200-120
Loong Ngan, Dried, Olives, green, Punth, catty Oranges, (Coolle) Chang,
$100
150:130
#
ostty
180
Poultry.
80 25
"
csity
180 160 J
20
D. C. PRESGRAVE;
Municipal Secretary.
Ducks,
100
"
Pening,
Municipal Ufice,
Door, Shanghai, Eggs, Hon
. tach
$2.00 $1.78 | Cocoannta
.engh
60
dor
100
Currants
. bottle
400 350
Duck
"
100
ib.
200 160
·· Balt
#
120 -Daten,
. Bottle
800 400
THE HONGKONG CHINESE MAIL,
Towls,
catty
160 150 Fige, Dried,.
23
500 400:
Gospe
#
180 110 Ground Nuts,
80
350 230 Lemone
70 60
"
$2.00
Idgheen, Dried,
200 180
39
Shangbal, dead
600
400 200
at
Pigeons,
each
140 120
60
60
13
50
40
80
each
110 100
3"
Sweet, San-wooy #
140 320
21
Cook, Hen,
csity
11
600 500 -150 140 600 550 450 400 .eash 360 300
700
500
3
(Mand.) coolle
40
**
Kam-kwat
80
事
12.
(Mandarin)
Papaw,
Pears, Santoong, . Pears, Chefoo, Pine-apples, Punti Plantains, common
100
100
"
ench ontby
50
30
fragrant
36. 80
•
catty
100
00
Pranes, Dried,
22
80
70
200
140. 100
bottle Pumeloes or Shaddock, each
Amoy, Raisins, Muscatel,
800 250
60
90
J1
19
90
19
80
100 90
**
"
60
"
60 50
Tamarinds,
bottle Ib, Salesbury Seeds, Fak-kwo, catty Sugar Cane,
stick catty
750 000
•
200 150
90
70
25
60
Chefoo-Yoo Shun Hong,
Fresh Fish, Large
180 120
Walnuts,
100
80
Japan-Mr Leong Chun Tong, daniel-
Smail
90
80
營事
pal Office, Yokohama,
Frogs,
140 100
Miscellaneous,
Saigon--Wohang Hong.
Garoups,
140 130 Allspice, Chinese,
+2
⚫ botile
200
13
Singapore Ting Kos Hong; Kwong Fook Sang Hong
Haddock,
.100 00
" English.
750 500
Herrings,
Penang-Yow Wing Fong; Argus Office. Calcutta-Mow Bing Company.
19
.70 60
Barley,
plcul
1600 1500
smoked
box
$1.00
Bran,
Live Flab,
unity
160 140 Butte,
Heung Shop, Sin Choong, Bonam.
Swator,--Sul Choong Hong; Woh Shun Loong Hong
Wild Duck, Geese, Amoy.-Chin Cheong Hong, Mook Kek Woodcook,
Street,
Foochon-Mr Yi Ching Cheong, Foo
*
chow Arsenal; Mr Lam Kwok Ching, Mari-Bombay Ducks, new per hundred 350 300 the Customs.
Bream, time Customs; Mr Ho Yue Ohuen, Mari-
Shanghai-Mr Ng Ching Shun, Mari-Carp,
Codfish, Salt, time Customs; Mr Chun Sing Hol, Mesars Jardine, Blatheson & Co. Mr Kwong Crabs, Chnen Boole Educational Mission School Cattle Fish, and Mow Slug Sang Kee shop.
Dace, Ningpo-Me Sung Min Chee, Maritime
Eels, Conger Custonia,
File Fish,
Hankow,-Yee Hing Hong,
San Francisco-Kwong Foong Tal Hong. Lobsters, The above are some of the Agensles: Mackerel, others will be published, when they are
A arranged for are in progres Oysters,
For Sale
NOW READY.
TENG SHUI; or, Tan BUDIMENTS OF F NATURAL SOIANUS IN CHINA. By Dr E. J. Extat One Volume, Bro. Fries, | $1.50,
BUDDHISM, Its Histor, TaxonY AND POPULAR RELIGION, in thres Lestars. By Dr. E. J. EITEL Second Edition. One Fokams, Evo. Prlos, $1.50.
Ordern will be roodived by Massyn Lane, Urawford & Co.
Hongkong, July 31, 1879,
0°
FOR SALE. TILER FALKER & Co's
Calebrated Brands of WINES and SPÍRITE.
SIEMSSEN & Co.
Apply to
Hongkong, Juke 22, 1876.
HONG LISTA,
Dironiar, large sheet. in English and Chinese, con THE AMENDED HONG LIST taining the Names of all the most important Companies, Institutions ¡THE Underätened have been appointed
Agents for the above Company at and Mercantile Houses in the Hongkong, Canton, Fooohow, Shanghai Holony,⠀⠀ and "Hankow, and are prepared to int Insurances stangrend rate),
-HOLLIDAY, WISH & Co.
Hongkong October 14, 1068,
Price, 28 cents each; or $2.66 per dozen,
&t thi "China Mad" Office,
A to K, with Introduction. Royal Bro, pp. 202-By EENIST JOHN EIZEL, Ph.D. Tübingen.
Price Two DOLLARS AND A HALF. & Co., Hongkong and Shanghals and Meters To be had from Mesare LANE, ORAWFORD KELLY & WAVAK, Shangbal.
Hongkong, January 22, 1877,
TWO
THE CHINESE MAIL.
with the express couriers who carry the Parrot Fish, official despatches and Peking Gassties, to airculate the Chinese Mail in the interior of
Perth, China
Hongkong, March 10, 1874.
Pomfret,
Prawns,
Ray,
·
P. F. DA SILVA, |ENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Roach,
Taxaq and TaiwaNYOO, {1982 | Rock Fish,
Balmon, Canton, Now Ready.
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40
Water Chesnute, Canton. „
700 500
| pfoul... - 1600 1400
60 50 Candied Orange Peel, bottle 750 700 1
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31
80
60
Lemon
760 700
180 190 Capers,
>>
220 160
, pleul
1080 1000
lb
400-850-
**
140. 180 Charocal,
70 80 Cheese, American,
100 90
300.00
80 Cinnamon, 140 180 Oltron,
100
100
140
800
120 100 Firewood,
esch
500 450
1200 1000
catty
800 250
G
J 32
160. 150
140 180
Oloves,
L
"
500 400
60 Occonaut Of,
• bottle
180 180
"J
TERMS OF ADVERTISING IN TRA Chiness Maily
Saltwater, Pickled,
Coffes,
280 200
..tta
Curry Powder,
⚫ bottle
800-250
THE OFINA REVIEW, VOL, V., No. 8.
Salt Fish, Shark, young
catty
plonl
350 840
80
70 Flour,
catty
30.25
Shrimpay
80 to Gram,
. pleul
$6.50
Skate,
60 BO Linglas,
pkge.
8000 2750 30
150
Snappat Salpe Fish, Boles, Fresh Tench,
110 100 Lamp Oll, ..
catty
00: 80
+
70 60 Macaroni, ;.
boz
1000 780-
60
50 Maco,
ostly
760
BO
.•
$2
10| Mango]Chutney,
bottle
500 800
100 BO Mustard,
180 160
11
820 800Nutmege,
Bach
10 0
Asparagus,
Vegetables
**
Oliver
bottle 250 ROU
Bamboo Shoots, i Beans, sprotit,
100
400 80
Paddy
■-ploul 1800 1800
Pear! Barley,
bottle
290 180
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