No. 4747-SEPTEMBER 20, 1878.}
think that, because the moon will be at po riges on the 28th instant and this happens at the change, alarming resulta may be ex- pected Whether or not the moon influen-
John Anderson, saman U. 6. S. Ranger, drunk and incapable Fined 50 cente.
Wa Afat, obstracting Ice House Lane with his barber's stall. Fined 50 cents.
Pan Lee Hang, shopkeeper, allowing alth to remain exposed in front of his dwelling. rro gnizance to be of good behaviour for three months.
THE CHINA MAIL.
LOGUS OPERANDI IN FLOGGING.. (From Ching Review, Vol. VII) There is a Cyclopaedia compiled by order of the Emperor Tai-trung-(A.D. 9i6-996) of the Sung dynasty, and called
cas the weather, however, is now a matter Fined 50 couts and to enter into, blown "Imperial Revision of Tai-ping, " by the constant association of the particular There has been little demand for e mmon The other day we were told on high medical
for doubt.
(Before J. J. FRANCIS, £zq:) Tang chow, a milkman, was charged on remand, with larang from a dwelling-house, No. 6 Yeong Fan Lane, Ship Street, and catting and wounding bikh Constable No. 620 when endeavouring to arrest him. The evidence of Dr Horch, inspector Batten, and 2 Chinese Constables was taken, and the defendant was then committed for trial.
are still readi y taken, and press for those almost instinctive. To steer clear of an obstruction of a particular antore and posi-show an advance of about one toel por tion, a certain invariable motion of the oar, pioul; medium tess are in full supply, and and consequently, a certain invariable somewhat lower prices have been accepted action of the rower's arms is required; and for the few parcels which ave fou d buyers. patiuction with the particular action or kinds, and no change in rates can be Taiping being the title of the reign of the arms, it follows no doubt, that eventu quoted. T'ai-toung from 978-984. It was called anally the mere: sight of the obstruction is A very small business is reported in Imperial Revision" because the Emperor suflicient to cause the appropriate action of Pekoes, and transactions have boun confined personally revised the whole work in the the arms without the intervention of the to "long leaf" kinds ;"fine tess show no course of a year (983 A.D.)'finishing three reason or the will-Irish Monthly.
abange in value, but medium grades are about one tael per picul cheaper. chapters every day. The book contains 55
The following is a summary of the fort sections in 1000 chapters. It was repub-
night's business :— lished in A.D. 1668 and again in 1812. In this work the following passages occur:---
1. Chapter (kaan) 149, leaf 3 and 4, we read, literally translating, as follows:
COMMERCIAL.
known restaurant and ordered for his luncheon, we' umso finde."""
THE difference of opinion among doctors as to the treatment of the various afflictions to which we are liable is truly remarkable. authority that in cases of sunstroke hot fomentations should be used to the bead of the sufferer, and that ice and all cold applica tions are a mistake. On the other hand, the sanitary committee of the Board of Health of New York, in a report they have lately issued apan sunstroke, strongly urge the use of ice and cold water bandages on the head, "1," says the report, "a teuling of fatigue, Congou, 1,200 boxes at Tis. 13) a 19 per dizziness, headache, or exhaustion occurs, September 24,
picul; Scen od Capor, 10,500 boxes at Tie. 19 lie down in a shady and cool place. Apply The market for Bongal Opium through 30 per pioul; Sosorat Orange Pekur, gold cloths to and pour cold water over the "In a work of the Tang dynasty (A. D. out the past fortnight has seen languid. 1,500 mixes at Tis. 17 a 80 per iical. head and neck." Pending the arrival of a 618-906) it is said, the Emperor Tai-tsung The rate for New Patna has materially de- hxport of the various descriptions of physician, Give the person cool drinks of (A.D. 267-660) employed his leisure time inclined, partly-owing to the unfavorable Teas shipped from Canton Waters (water, or cold black tea or cold coffee if able- examining the whole range of literature, and report of its charms, and partly by he wil-kong, Canton and Mace) to treat Britain, to swallow. Is the skin is hot and dry, when he occordingly happened to read o pas- linguess evinced by some importers to to date:Sept. 1, 8. 3. City of altimore, sponge with or pour cold water over the body sage in [a medical work called] Ming Tang realise. The unfavourable report on new Congou 61,160 the,, S. Caper 112, 46 lbs., and limbs, and apply to the head pounded Before His Lordship Acting Chief Justice ng Hub to the effect that the five drug has so far tended to support the rate oko 38,4 1 s.. t tal 2 1970 lb. ice wrapped in a towel or other cloth. If viscera of man are by their connecting liga for uld, though the business in the latter 7, 5. 8. Kashier Congou 138,622 lbs., §. there is no ice at hand, keep a sold sloth on ments all joined into the back (upper part of has been to a smaller extent than usual aper, 154.9 5 iba., 8. O, Pik -21 673 112,
the head, and pour cuid water on it as well the spine] so that when the neeile used in For Benares, however, the local demand total 80, 03 los ; 11, 8.8. Mikado, Congou as on the body.” As supatroke is now so branding misses the proper place serions has been pretty fair; from all-indications 158,436 lb., S. Caper 211 88 g, S. O
common an affection, doctors, if they cannot The following sentences were inadvert injury to life] is caused, he flung the book the old dru, of this description will be Pekoe fa 098 iba., total 418 872 the; 12, agres as to the proper treatment, should enty misted yesterday —
away and sand with a deep aigh, our rather heavy on the market upon the re-. 8. Aja ongu 203,978, S. Caper devote their energies to prevention rather Regine 7. Chan spoon, and 4 others.—modern law booka on the use of the bamboo ceipt of the first instalment of new by the 180 6x ibs, S. O Poke 9,383 lbs., Sure than to oure. There cannot be a doubt that Chau Apoon and Wong Kiu Kam, who wore in flogging say, if the flugging is distriatesmern of the month. The present quots- 5,90 ibs, total 480,518 (us —Making, with sunstroke might in most cases, if not in all, be avoided by a few simple and reasonable know bostor, to whom much less latitude of convicted of burglary, were achi sentonosubuted over the hip and [upper part of the tions are $6024 for New Patos, $570 to previous shipments, a total for the sengob of 12,785.103 lbs; against 1,490,889 for
precautions.Fall wall Guzetis. Bensou 1877-78.
For the guidance of pugnacious correspond. ents we may state that, as we are in the habit of writing freely sud independently upon subjects which come before us, it is only reato mble that a fair hearing should be given to those who feel agurloved. A sofeline, however, must be drawn somewhere. There are one or two correspondents who, when they append their names to their-lot- ters, may go so far as to say that we tell "fibs" without fear of being brought to book for their temerity. Others there are who may apply similarly complimentary terms to ourselves or our opinions, but in more disorest manner, to whose effusions we would not take very serious objections. While there are others again, whose posi- tion and weight ought to teach them to
Corra-
SUPREME COURT,
IN ORIMINAL & SSIONS.
- Snoweden).
10th September, 1878.
to 4 years hard bour. Wong akwai abuse can be allowed It wil thus be seen and two women named Laung Aya and Ng that, in the exercise of editorial discretion, Chuen, convicted of receiving, were son- tenced the former to 4 years hard labour, mash deponde apon the character, re-and the latter to & mouths' imprisonment putation and weight of the
such. His Lordship remarked that although pondent whose communication is under Wong Akwai had only been found guzity of rosiving, he was evidendy as bad as the other two men. In passing soutenes His Lordship remarked that the prisoners evidently belonged to a desparate set of housebreakers, and he (Mr nowden) was determined to de elf in hu power to suppress this kind of offence.
consideration We have of late inserted
several letters meant to tell heavily against Bourselves—they must be measured by this Fale. Several communications have lately been excluded-on the same rule. Furious correspondents please note.
$5724 for Ul-1, und şö4th for Benares.
bock death may unexpectedly result thero | from,' and naturally it must be so if peuple
The total receipts for the month so far, are flugged on the fapper part of the] back; are 3,972 chests, against 3, 85 chests to now flogging with the bamboo is the lightest the corresponding date last year. During of the fire punishments, whilst a question of the interval some 550 cheats have boo life and death is the most serious thing for taken by the local consumers, against 800 man; how then can it be permitted in the chests at the corresponding period last case of the lightest punishment to run the year. This, with the exportations, leaves risk of causing death by flogging? From of the available suppy computed at 3.150 old the Emperors and princes have never chests, acainst 1,80 sheats saine time last thought of this; is this not to be deplered? your. Of this last quantity 400 abasts were Thereupon he immediately issued orders to Henares, of «hich kind the present stuck the effect that criminals should not be flug- comprises 750 chesta. ged on the [upper part of the back."
2. The same chapter, leaf 5, contains the Regina v. Li 4un alles Chin & Kan-following passage referring to the Emperor wounding another prisoner in the gaol by (B.U. 206-A‚D, 23);— throwing a shot at ble head, was sent to three years' penal servitude, to commence the expiration of the soutence he is at present undergoing.
Mrases HamENANN & Co.'s Freight Cir-
SILE-The ma kt continues in mnoh the same position as it was in a fortnight go. nly moderate set lementa, (for thoạ pe iad of the sesso), amounting to 500 bales bage taken place, and quotations for all descriptions of Tralee "resla are almost unaltered.
With the lane stook of silk in Can'ou,. and in the œuuntry, and the near arrival of ifth oro produce, it as me passfug strange
Ar the Police ourt this morning a coolin The prisoner, who was found guilty of King-ti (B.0, 156-140) of the Han dynasty cular for the Mail of Saturday, September to meet the views of wal -be operators,
namod Ng wink, was charged before Me Creagh with mesing rice from the gudowna of Bears Remedios & voi, Praya Must, Jan night or early this morning. The dete daut was cau,ht in the not by Sikh Con- stablo No. 626, who had been placed on special duty for bust purpose, the case wal remanded until Monday nez.. 1 appears so far as we can isaro tuat this class of robbery kas voâu going on for some time past, and it has been found aims Impossible to trace the thieves unti Inspector Batten hit upon the happ. expedient of having mostables told off specially to watch the rice godowns. The man who was to-day charged is an old
offender, and it appears that he was caught
with his arms through the bars of the window "pleading" the large bags of rice stored within easy reach ; a large napaber of small bags which could be squeezed through the bars had already been removed, and the gang, not satisfied with what they had already succeeded in securing, had a large basket which was hidden by a mat-shed near the landing opposite the Blue Build Ings. They had already seeded in filling this from the bleedings of the larger bags which had of course to be carried across the Praya in a bag with which they had pro- vided themselves. The defendant was employed yesterday carrying rice into the godowne and doubtless attended to the fastenings of the windows before leaving for the night. It appears that these midnight maraudera are well acquainted with the constables' best, and time their little plans accordingly, and we think the employment
assailant was a "special"
Police Intelligence.
Bef ra C. V. CREAGE, Esq. 20th September, 1878...
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION. (Before the Bon. J. Busesti.)
20th September, 1878.
21st, says:
Homewarda, & few settlements have been effected, but there is no steady inquiry for toonsge as customary at this season. The Battlements reported below are understood to have been effected at about the rates quoted in last Circular. A steamer was advertised to the cargo to London at £1 sterling per ton of 40 fest.
"Again it is said (in the records of the
Business in the Freight market continuei Han dynasty], flogging with the bamboo is a means of correction [teaching], and he [the to drag on in the same state that has been Emperor King-tized the rules of adminis so long ruling, sad as the amount of dia tering dogging with the bamboo; for the engaged founage in increasing while demand Prime Minister Liu-sha and the Imperial both b mewards and coastwise is as dull as Historiographer Wei-kwan were, on appli-ever, no improvement can be reported. cation, instructed by him regarding flugging Be follows, the instrument should be dive feet long, and in ite main portion one inch broad, it should be half an inch thick, and INTERFLEADER CASE-THE OPERA COMPANY, the Joints should be planed amooth; the criminal undergoing the flogging should O. B. Plunket (official assignce), Dayt muli, Doraujo and Hing Kee, sud Les receive it on the buttooks only; no relay of men should be used (ie, one and the same Anoy v. Thomas Sutton Lilley (de Lälls).
man should administer the flogging order- un this case being resumed, Air Depuys, in reply to His Worship, said he believed ed); only when one sentence is carried out, that nothing satisfactory had yet been then another-man can be used. From after arrived at. An auswer had been received this order regarding tlogging being isened, from singapore, but be did not know whe flogging became sate did not danse death]"
Both these passages are quoted in Kang her or not any moueg was forthought's Imperial Dictionary, under the article ar Thos. S. Lilly, recalled, said Mirchi "togging," and the same passages Vernon sent a telegram, asking my ageul are again quoted in the "Constitutions of to sell out shares and remit by telegrams the Chinese Empire" ill, chapter 170, the reply is "Refuse tolegram instruc.
one which means that the solicitor will leaf. 7, as a comment on the words "In the ut mot on telegraphio instructions. I had 4th year of Tai-teung (A.D. 630), in the written to send up all my money at onas, eleventh moon, an ordinance was issued re- by the English mail, nearly a fortnight ago. garding the dealing with criminals, forbid I-am sure I wrote the letter, and my boy ding fogging on the upper part of the posted it; I gave the boy the money pay back.” the postage on the letter.
Mr Toller maid he had no tomɛnunication.
tais Lordship mid that it seemed very improbable that advise had been sent to the telegram would not have been sent in solicitor by the Mail, otherwise such a reply. still it seemed clear that there was money; the difficulty lay in getting at it the supposed that there was no difficulty in Mr Donnye's clients giving security for the production of the piano when required. He would adjourn the case for a week or
eu daya to see if this money turned up.
Mr Dennys said it seemed from the tele gram that no letter had been received, although sent by the last Buxlish Mail He further said that his cheute didn't prove ut Mr de Lilie's conduct singe he has been in bongkong.
E. J. EITEL.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF VENICE. Venice is, perhaps, the peculiar silence that The first thing that strikes a stranger in lies over the city. It is not the silence of desolation; for the canals are alise with barges and gondolas, at aling along or flash- ing to and fro with their noisy oarsmen. It is rather a background of silence, against
a
which every sound stands out with as startling distinctness as the plash of a stone in a lonely mountain-lockad tarn The dull, monotonous hum from the traffic of thousand streets which hangs over most great cities like a deadening cloud, absorb ing and blunting each individual sound, is altogether wanting in Venice with her watery highways. The dipping of an oat, the ories of the boatmen in the far distance, the lapping of the water against the prow of a gondola, auch sounds as bese, coufined
Poastwise, the expected demand for Newohwang set in early in the fortnight, but so many vessels being available little advance is noticeable in freights, and the season is now very near the close. For the Southern Kics Ports nothing is doing either for steamera or sailing vessels,
The American ships Southern Cross, 1,19 tone, and Regent, 980 tons, proceed to to load for New York under charter off-cted at home The Americau schooner 8. G. Pinkham, 148 tins, completes her cargo her for One Town, and the Danish brig dylding, 240 tons, also fille up bere fur Macassar. The British ship Golden Spur, 656 tons, left for Haiphong, having been obartered there to load for Touron. The American ship Rosie Welt, 1,878 tons, will leave for Vancouver's Island under orders from home.
Manila, the former "seeking," the latter
The disengaged tonnago in port amounts steamers not included. to 37 vessels, registering 22,828 tons;
The following are the settlements:- British ship Sir Charles Napier, 1180, to London, private
British barque Lizzie Perry, 1122, to New York, privata.
York, private.
British barque Aldebaran, 398, to New
German schooner Japao, 270, to Harn- burg, private.
American ship Borneo, 736, to Callao, £800 in fall.
British barque Alcestis, 398, Cebu to
Channel for orders to discharge in a Port in the United Kingdom, private.
that native holders do ot lower their ide«ə of va ues; the duo e anoy between prices asked and those offered by toreigners is not great, but Chinamen exhibit a wonderfu amount of tenacity, and stubbornly decline
So far as is known fifth crop silk (which is usually the bust the sosson) is f vor. ably reported of, and an aver pe field of probably 2,500 to 3 000 bales is lo ked for
Long reels Keported settlements for India are 60 piculs of Kowkong, Buelam,
Re reels-Only 200 to 800 boxes are sa-d to have been rently bo kd, but there must be a fair qusuti y of thread previoush co tracted for still unshi, pd. "Prices f all olassen of Cumshups an" Lucklow have alightly advanced in the past week.
Stoo is estimated a 8 200 balea Tantlee 100 balea Kuwkong, 150 bates Oumchuck and Lucklow, and about 300 bales of inferio dese iptions.
· Wuste --- Settlements 200 to 800 bales. Export of ill-hxport to date-T London, 2436 bales; to Continent, 2307 bales; to America, 782 box to Humbay 1824 icule; tutal, 4743 ha es, 782 boxes, and 1324 pioula. Waste, $183 naies and Pierced Cocoons & 1 bales for purope,
Teatles,...
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QUOTATIONS.
..Curio, $430 No. 1, $435
2. 5+15
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3. $400 ................ 4, $380 Cum buck Lučklow, — $405 Re-realed Cumchuck) Best $525
and Lucklow.
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No. 1, $500
2, $480
1. $ 80
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3, 8460
+1
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Cote-ng-own,
Waste Silk,..
Cocoots Pierced......
SETTLEMENTS FOR THE FORTNIGHT.
1878-79. 1877-78.
1400 bls.
500 bxx. 70 pla.
1, 3000
17
2, $640
No. 4, $ 79
» 2, $ 72
For Europe, ......... 500 bld.
United Staten,
&c., Re-recla...200/300 bxs. Bombay......... 60 pla.
& 100 bla. & 50 bla. Dacos AND SPICES.-Cassis Lignes, in quoted at $9.70 in mats, and §9 90 in boxes. Gorman brig Perl, 276, Newchwang to Sales: 1,500 picule. Stook: 5,500 piouls. Amoy 2 cents per picul, 25 lay daya.
Cassia Bu ie, $13 50 per poul Sus nil. Gorman barque Martha Brockelmann, Stock 100 piculs, Alum, $1.50 a $1 60 per picul, 25 lay days.
packed.
His Lordship remarked that Mr. de Lille was not a party to the case. He (Mr Rus of a few specials at night will do more toll) desired to help all parties in this matter upset these little plans than all the regular so far as was possible. te wished to see the stagers spread abroad. The Sikh who was judgment creditors receive their money, stabbed and who so pluckily captured bisud that the performances of the Company as in s fuonel between the double lines of 488, Newchwang to Swalow, 20 centa per picul Camphor, $17.50 a $18.00 per pical,
should not be disturbed at the same time, lofty but dings, glid along the smooth eur Mr Donnys could easily give a karantse face of the canals through the silence of that the pinge be held at the disposal of the air and strike on the ear with strange chwang to Swatow, 22 cents per picul, 30 French barque St. Adresse, 690, New-
SUNDRIES.-Fire Crackers, to a 70 cents the Court whenever required. It was clear sharpness. Walk out alone along some lay days.
per bos, for Go«que's No. 1, gold shop. that there was money coming somehow and bigh lying o en country road some hours German barque Minus, 457, Nowchwang Vermilion: $38.50 a $84.00 per box. Mat- at some time. Mr Lilley would advise the after night fall on a clear frosty night in to Swatow, 24 cents per picul, 26 lay days.ting: Fine outract, White 4/4, 10 cents, Uout so soon as he board from Singapore: February, and when you are far removed
French barque Paul Marle, 324, Now- 5/4, 12 conte, 6/4, 14 cents per Mr Denuys put it that Mir de Lille had from town or village, stop, and note how.ng to Swatow, 24 cents per pioul, 24 yard; Bed Cb ok, 4/4. 113 conta, B other debts; while it was very doubtful di tinetly in the deep silence the tinkling sy days.
15 cents, 6/4, 181 cents; Double Ezica how much money would be forthcoming. of a tiny drain by the roadside, the jolting British barque Hylton Castle, 848. New. Ingerial whice 4/4, 13 cents, 8/4, 16 cents, His Lordship replied that the in igment of a heavy cart-wheel miles distant, or the chwang to Hongkong, 22 cents per pical, to 10 orats; Ref. Check, 4/4, 15 cents, creditors came firet at all events. He sound of far-off human voices strike on fill as at Obefoo, 9250 extra, 35 isy days. 54, 17) on. 6/4, 201 osata per yard, would adj urn the case to Tuesday week, your ear, and you can understand the
German barque viviale, 380, Nawoh wang argo Linger: new, in agrup (byloong) Vot. 14, as he thought that would be to peculiar charm that lies in the silence of the interest of all parties.
Venice. Gliding past long lines of mellow,
to Hongkong, 23 cents per ploul, 25 lay $375; Mandarin, $1.25; Your Stem, days.
66 00 por case of 6 jars.Soy: $4.50 per aua-dyed palaces, each pillared façade, half
cul Gothic, half Saracenic, a study in itself, we
IMPORTS. came at length in sight of the venerable Rialto, at once recognisable to a stranger
German barque Cathoriva, 421, New by its infty aroh and range of marble chopschwang to Hongkong, 24 cents per pioul, Here we turned of the Grand Canal, and 80 lay days. went winding and twintig through perfect labyrinth of narrow, dark causis till we reached by & back way the landing placs of the Hotel Belle Vue, whose front looks down to the Mola along the Fizzetta The skill shown by the kondolièr in bavi- gating these narrow water-actrees is aston dabing. The gondola to moved through the water by a process Intermediate between rowing and soulling. The dar is not placed in a line with the kesi, sa in soulling with one oar, but resta against a peculiarly carved notobed upright, fited at the side of
Marine Court. (Before J. P. McBuen, Esq., doting Marine Magistrate.) Nept. 20 1878.
--THROWING HUBSISÉ INTO SHE HARSJUR.
British barque Elizabeth Childs, 891, Newchwang to Hongkong, 21. cents per picul, 80 lay days.
THE RESULT OF BAD COMPANY. Obun Ácbim, × shopman, was charge! with stealing $590 in noter and a gold watch, chain and seals, valued at $136, the proper y of his employers, Mestre Sam Hlug Stults, tails, Queen's Road Central, It appears that delaudant, a lad who is nearly related to the head of the firm, has been entrusted with large suins of money from time to time and never yet committed the slightest breach of trust, or given a 7′′ cause to ausp et his bonesty. He was on Wednesday aptrusted with some $850 to bank and carried it to the place it was intended for, and he has at vari- ous times bean trusted with hundreds of dollars; but yesterday morning he broke open a drawer in the shop and stols the money he was accusd with stealing together with the watcu, chein and seals. It was quise evident that the money had
Jensph Versey, steward, and Alfred Nye, been stolen by come one balenging to the cook, British barque Ada Melmore, were store, but as the defendant and two others charged with refusal of duty. First defend. had gone out to collect bills before the loss ant said that the Captain pushed him was discovered, is was hard to say who was around the cabin; and the second defend the culprit. The other two men returnedant, (an old salt who said he had been in due course, and then for the first time for years in Her Majesty's service and the gondola, and the gondolier, standing buspicion rested on the defendant. It could show fit-class references for the on #stall after-deck, rows from the breat thought that he might still returg, bat he wholajime) said the Captain was a man un- outwards with his fabe towards the bow, a/Piont, 28 lay days,
not having put in an appearance at 8 pm Information was given to the police, and the defendant was apprehended in a brothel. All the money with the exception of $42 was found on him, as well as the gold Watch and appendages Be had managed to get rid of $42 in less than 24 hours. Bl employers begged the magistrate to be as lenient as possible with him, as he was young and it was his first offence.
His Worship sent him to 4 weeks zolitary Bobfinement and one week's imprisonment
TO-DAYS' FIN28,
--- Lung Ayam, a tailor, knowingly throwing dirty water into a public stream. Wined 10
benta.
Bum Asu sud another, hawking trips, Fined 20 cents each.
Wong Agung, fighting with two others. Fined 25 cents.
Choi Chak, bontman of a Cant a Pass go-boat, was fined $5 for throwing rubbish into the harbour.
REFUSAL OF DUTĖ.
German barque Angostura, 416. Now chwang to Hongkong, 20 cents per picul, 28 lay days.
French barque Arlatide, 390, Kowshwang to Hongkong, 22 cents per pioul, 28 lay days.
an
LeaD.-Prices have further advanced. smli males have bech+foted at $6.85 8840 per pioul for L.B.; V, B, and Hole Chop may be quoted $8.45 a $8.50 per picul.
QUICHALVEE.Prices are unchanged.
SHIPPING.
The rate of Freight to New York, per steamer, is 2212, and perestling vessel, £1.3/8 a £1.8 per ton of 40 bis fent.
LADING AND Or 211 Bears At Whet.
The rate of Freight to London, parstenmor in 81 16 and par sailing vernal, £1.8/a £1.5/- French barque Paralos, 849, Newchwanger tou of 40 and an cubio fest reapestively. to Hongkong, 23 cents per ploul, 29. lay days. to Hongkong, 231 cents per pleuls, 20 lay German barque Taali, 880, Newchw.ng
Newchwang to Hongkong, 24 cents per American Cohooner Hail Columbia, 355,
days.
Swedish barque Saga, 455 Coumong or Cainhon to Hongkong, $1,980 in full, 20 Gorman barque Bremo, 830, to Manila lay days, and back, $1,800 in full, 80 lay day.
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at to command mes, and that he defendant)p sition he is forced to take, sings he is at posively d clined to go in the vessel, but once rower, stearithan; and look out. The would give no other reasons for his refusal most curious part of the process in the Both defendants were sent to six weeks stroke itsalls Angone who has ever handled hard labour.
an oat knows that the effect of rowing s tingls our froze a boat's side is to send the head of the boat completely round after a pore and Pondog, $8,400 in full, 16 Lay
ཡོ མ ནྟི
ANÖTELS CASE,
british steamer Lorne, 1056, to Sluge
Bortis Blylou, Arge ting. str., Strathin For London and New York-None, At ongkong.-For London.Moss Glen,
atr.. Imbat, otr, Glarious, sir., air Charle Napier.
For New York. Wheng, Lattle Moore, Albert Russell, Summer B Mead, Mary Fraser, Idetaran.
For Ban Fraudiego-Jorphis,· Sarah Bello
David Hair, Fatrick Burke, Henry few broke, but the Venetian gondoller, | days.
British steamer Paladiu, 135, to Sloga Felchamp, John Stipeovisb, and Jobs by sinking bis bar, with an irregular plunge pore and Ferang, 38,750 in fell, 14 lay ado, str., Ajes. str., H spola, str. Mordiclob, ceamen British barque Strath and by giving the bledea cortain twist in
Larn,
Wore charged with imilag the water, contrives to that his gondela daya: offence. They complained that the Caps along with unerring precision in a straight tain would give them no more money; line; and by zise adaptations of the dip MERS DEACON & Co.'s Canton Market he had already allowed them $5 in the and twist of the car he can rapidly sitar bumboat, and given them 43 in money to the gondols's consse. In treading these Report, dated Canton, 19th Sept., Eays- go on shore with. They wanted more, and aarro canals, in fact, the gondolier's car, he would not give it them. They said they at times, seems to act half instinctively, as were half starved, that the peas and four the wings of a startled bird when it fits were bad and the meat rotten,
swiftly through the interlaced branches of a thicket without toushing a loaf or twig,
Ela Worship remanded the esse until past 10 o'clock to-morrow, and meanwhile *Mr MoBean's chair coolie, assaulting Sikh Constable in the execution of bis duty.dered that a survey be made of the Final 25 sente
|
It is highly probable, indeed, that long
practice does notually make the action of
Ike gondollar's arma in roving and steering
DEPARTUREN. — From Whampoa-For London and New York.-Nape,
From Hongkong. For London-Mik
For New York.-Bertha, afe, Bllas Fish, For San Francisco.-Elselito.
Quotations. HONGRONE, September 20, 1878. PIUM-Now, ...$600 & 602
credit, Old Patna, cash,... 570 & 6728
credit, -
1
#
-
Now Benares, vidli, -
credit, None.
Old Benares, cual, 542) a 645
Quedit, -
#
New" Malwa, oni, 755 a 775
"credat, 760 a 780 Trols, 12 a 24
"
Allowando
Old" Malwa, canh,
"
állós anos
credit,-
I'l
Ixchange.
Bank, on demand,
30 days' night,
***
3/89
6 months' sight,... $0 Oredits, •
248
Documentary, 6 months sight, S Bombay, demand hupees, Ca cutta, Shanghat, demand,
80 days',....
Englih Sovereigns,
Australian Sovereigns,
... 223
791
TS
5.83
*** 5.39
Bar Suver, 17 dwts. B.,... 1091 Syote,...
Mexicans, Gold Leaf, Discount,
A
W
......counted,
27.10 8 to 9 p. c.
** DAN +12
Shares.
***
"ongkong Bank, 85 % prem, Uion Ius. Society of Canton, $1,800 Ubina traders' Ins. Co.. $1.560 Tangtose Ins. A 500, 3 le, 725 Chinese insuratico Ca., $250 North China Ie. Co.. Tla. 1,225 B. K. Fires Co., $980
Ob na Ire Ins. 05., $243
HK. & W. Dok Co., $80 % prem, H.K, & M. S.-bost Co., $14 % prom. Shanghai Steam Navigation. Tls. 20 Chlos Coast St. Nav, Co., Tim. 104. – Hongkong as Ce. $974
Hongsong Hotel Co., $55 China Sugar Befini g U........ $154 Chinese Imperiul Loan. $101
Do.
of 1877, £105 Temperature.
(Takes at Mexers Flconer d Do's Premises Queen's Road)
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September 20, 1878.
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75
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Shipping Intelligence.
The following is corrected from the Intesi London and Colonial Papers, da sm
When
left Die
VESSELS TO ARRIVE,
AT HONGKONG. Name
25, G. B. B Mar.
28. Oracle,
From
Liverpool
Liverpool
80, Bristollar (5.),
Antwerp
Apt.
16, Invincible,
Penarth
92, India,
Cardiff
May
9, Napier,
Cardif
12, Don Quixote,
Penarth
16, Varuna,
New York
17, Lord Macaulay,
Hamburg
18, Niagara, June
Cuxhaven
London Cardif
Penarth
Fortress Monros London
Nowosatie (W. W.)
Newcastle (...)
Newcastle (8.1.W.)
London Antwerp
Cardiff
Antwerp
Hamburg
Cardiff
1. Merina,
14 Emily Chaplin, 22, Commissary, 24, Underwriter, 28. Malbrek, July
16, nnie Bow, 16, Lori-r 17. Leucadia, 18, Sydonham, 21, Stant, 27, Pilgrim, 28,bbey Cooper,
20, Sumarisde, 81, Charmer, AVD.
1, Bury St. Fdmunde, Penarth Diomed (a.), Liverpool
Cardiff Y, Altendo,
LOADING 288 UNIWA AND SATAN POBEL At London-Steamers ola Sues Ornal Glenfalloch. Glenbarn.
Loudoun Cattle.
Glenartney. We have agalu to report a quiet business in our Tea market.
Congous-Only a few small settlements have been made, and prices show but little change from those previously current.
Flintshire.
The London World tells this: "Lord Beaconsfield asked Lord Odo Russell what was the French for a sola. Uns ame, ko answered, supposing, of course, that his eloquent chief was intending to perorate in elevated language, and never thinking of the Corea. Scented Tean.-The moderate enquiry, humble fish so familiar in our domestic life, noticed in our last circular, has continned Late in the day he heard with consternation during the past two mesko Fine Cerers that the Premier had repaired to a Woll. Apobase (o )'?
"Balling Petaciz,
Jamna Shepherdi
Liverpool.
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