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No. 4841-JANUARY 10, 1879.]

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"UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF CAMPHOR. -

Two coolles from Yowmahti were brought up on remand for having been found in the unlawful possession of seven bags of camphor on the 2nd instant. The caas had been remanded for one week, so that the property might be traced; and prisoners were now charged with having stolen tho compls r

THE CHINA MAIL.

The Consular fee for acknowledging a-tary, greements to be paid by employers in addi- tion to passage.

up of wages that has been going on, the constable was fined $3, or one week's and acknowledged before the Hawaiian thon turnin' of 'em losse on a world lyin' Consular Ágost at Madeira, and the immi-in wickedness, as our old parson used to call through the instrumentality of the trade imprisonment,

grants will be allotted to employers here it. Nobody here's killed at base-ball, nor unions, during the part docado.

from each vessel on arrival so far as possible, mangled auther. Marbles, peanuts and We have stands to reason that as wages increase

in the proportion which the number assisted fire-orackere never pester ns. the coat of production increasea, and that

by each party bears to the whole number penco

How delightful!" saz I, kinder involun- if the products of English industry are

applied for. thus enhanced' in value, they cannot hold

More'n all that, we don't never have no their own in the market, especially the

divorces. Them Boys. come out at 20 yoar foreign one, with the products. of

old so orful mcek and pleasant and grateful, their wives don't have no trouble with 'er other countries, where probably labour

at all."-Rose. Terry Cooke in December is cheaper. There are several objection. able results about strikes. Not only are

Harper's. they to be deplored for the misery they frequently bring upon workmen while holding out, and for the permanent in jury they inflict upon the trade of a country, but they also enhance the value of the necessaries of life, and infliat godone of his firm: it is Taiwan cam-upon the cuployers of male immigrants ac- with the ladies of the high social circles of passion.- Luxurious and pleasure loving sa the ladies was not Freemasonry propor; it

The sub-manager of the E-chong hong, Praya West, staled that a robbery of cam- phor took place on the morning of the 2nd from their godowns. About 850 catties of camphor were stolen: it was stored in tubs. He believed the camphor produced in Court to be the same as that stored in the

phor.

ing

velle: the voluptuous tomper which broke monians and Japanese-spoke English, and out in the romps of her girlhood and showed their sympathies and opidions as Freemasons itself almost ostentatiously through her exactly accorded with those of England. later life. Personal beauty in a man was. There was no difference; everywhere it was a dare passport

In Amorian a great deal of at- her liking. She patted the same. handsome young equires on the neck when tention was paid to the ladies. Every they knelt to kiss her hand, and fondled mason's wife, daughters, and sisters, werd her "sweat Robin," Lord Leicester, in the entitled to receive private and most interest- face of the court. it was no wonder that ing instructions. Freemasonry was intended the statesman which she outwisted held sortainly for the ladies; and, as to the meo, Elizabeth to be little more than a frivolous. Freemasonry taught them thrift, tom- woman, or that Philip of Spain wondered perance, industry, and tonour, from which how "a wantoa" could hold in check the teachings the ladies benefited. At least policy of the Facurial. But the Elizabeth 100,000 ladics in this country bad received whom they saw was far from being all of the degres which made them acquainted Elizabeth, Wilfulness and triviality played with signs and passwords, by which, at any over the surface of a nature hard as steel, a moment they needed protection, they could temper purely intellectual, the very type make themselves known to their brother of reason untouched by imagination or mason. The portion of Freemasonry taught she seemed, the young Queen lived simply was simply an outgrowth or a species of Hor adoption mark or sign by which a mason and frugally, and she worked hard, Tanity and caprice had no weight whatever could recognise at ones his "sister mason.” with her in State affairs.

The usual complimentary votes terminated The coquette of the presence-chamber the proceedings. became the coolest and hardest of politicians Frosh from the at the council board. no flattery in the closet; she was herself plain and downright of speech with her counsellors, and she looked for a corros- ponding plaiuness of speech in return. The very choice of her advisers indeed showed Elizabeth's ability. She had a quick eye for merit of any sort, and a wonderful power of enlisting its whole energy in hor service.

hardships in more ways than one upon the very large section of labourers for "daily bread who are not in a position to combine together and strike. We also see on the present occasion that strikes entail strikes the men strike for an increase of wages, and the masters subra third man bolted when he saw suspicione after sailing of immigrants, and also to insure aroma de la cretae meeting of the season, fiattery of her courtiers, she would tolerate

quently find themsolves compelled to etrike as it were-for a reduction.

REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

(SUPPLIED TO THE "CHINA MAIL"]

(Per E. E. A. & 0. Telegraph Co,'a Line.)

LONDON, 8th January, 1879.

Deotective Police Bergeant Pang Aloi detailed the manner in which the seizure was made on the Kowloong side at 8.30 am, of the 2nd. He and two other cou stables any three men carrying come mat- bage from the beach to the hill-side the had been aroused, but the two defendants were arrested. The seven bags of camphor were found partly on the beach and partly on the hill-side. No boat was to be seen, and no regular landing-place was near.

Defendants, raised the defence that they were merely carriers, and they knew nothing about whore the camphor came from or whither it was going. But the weak point lay in the faol that they could not point out the man who engaged them. They had no witnessen.

The Magistrato convicted the prisoners of having received the camphor knowing

The Board will endeavor to arrange the oredits so that drafts will matura six months passage money against loss of vessel.

Eighth-A sum apt to exesed tan dollars for each adult immigrant will be advanced in Madeira, to be repaid out of their wages here. This sum must be advanced to the Board here by the party, with whom they employ,

The elections to the French Senate have it to have been stolen; and ordered them-Hawaiian Gazette. - resulted in a complete triumph for the Re-six hours each in the stocks, and aix

months' fimprisonment, with hard labour, publicans.

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The liabilities of Tweedy Williams & Co. are estimated at £500,000,

The depressed state of trade is causing A general movement for the reduction of wages. Strikes continue numerous, and 1,600 employees of the Midland Counties

Railway have truck,

LOOAL AND GENERAL.

We remind our readers that the farewell performance of the Opera Company, for the benefit of the ladies, takes place to morrow (Saturday) evening.

PETROLEUM AS FUEL FOR FURNACES.

INGENUITY OF THE RUSSIAN NIHILISTS.

--

was a time

Quotations.

HONGKONG, January 10, 1879. OPIUM-Now Palna, cash............$560

credit, - Old Patna, cash,...

credity-

New Benares, ceb, 580

credit,

Old Benares, cash,

credit,

Now Malwa, canlı, 720

credit,- Allowance Tacle, Old Malwa, cash, 720

orodit Allowance Taels, Exchange.

Bank, on demand,

}

30 days' sight,

months' sight,

36%

3/7

877

5,8

Credita, Documentary, 6 months' sight, 3/8 Bombay, demand Rupees, Calcutta, Shanghai, demand,

[

80 days',

221

221

•

734

731

109

109

***

***

4%

27.90

6.52

6.52

Bar Silver, 17 dwts, B., Syceo, ... Mexicans,

Gold Leaf, 994 fine English Sovereigns, Australian Sovereigna,

Shares.

Sith The passages and expenses of all the children under fifteen years of age will be paid by the Board, as such, children will be required to attend school. The Board will also pay one-half of the passages and expenses of "all females. The balance of

SWEET CHARITY WITH VARIA TIONS. the passages and expenses of femalo imrai grants, with any incidental oxpenses iucur-

There is a charining nave and simplicity red by the Board, will be assessed pro rate eording to the Lumber employed by cach, France that no other country can. compute Seventh-Employers of immigrants agree with. Lately 1 saw this exemplified in a serve for five years will pay ten porway that most pleasantly impressed me. kermeass" was held in cent. more passage money than of those A fancy fair or

the Tuilleries Garden, and the presiding agreeing for three years only.

spirits were some seventy of the most dis- tingue ladies of Paris society. It was the and everything and everybody seemed to make it a brilliant, sunny affair. A theatre built of flowers, the platform only boing visible boards. On this the most popular opera bouffe singers appeared and made life one day longer and brighter. Many ocle- brated actors and satresses performed, and Parties signifying their desire to engage from the Theatre Francals a galaxy of stare

The sagacity which chose Ocoll laborers ander this arrangement, will in came, forth to delight and interest. These stating the number be understood as desir-performed in another theatre, constructed and Waleingham was just as unerring in its ing so many men, taking with them the after the design of the one on which Moliere choice of the meanest of her agents. Her success indeed in securing, from the begin. etipulated number of women.

in his early days acted. ́SAM'L G. WILDER, Lo addition to thostres there were "merry- ning of her reign to its end, with the single Presid. Board of Immigration. go-rounds," wheels of fortune, revolving exception of Leicester, precisely the right horses of wood, and puppet shows of end-men for the work abe set them to do, sprang lėsa variety.

The graceful and lovely in a great measure from the noblest charac- Princess Poniatowski presided at an Ame toristic of her intellect. If fn loftinces of rlean bar and made some of us roar with alm the Queen's temper foll below many of laughter at her assumed knowledge of the tempers of her time, in the breadth of The ingenuity of the Russian Nihilists is raised drinks" and deling them out at its range, in all the universality of ite amazing. They have succeeded in smuggling ten francs a glaze. She is very witty and sympathy, it stood far above them all.

Elizabeth could talk poetry with Spancer The following statement is made by the regular files of their revolutionary papers full of jokes, many good Western ones

into the political prison at Odessa, where overflowing with spice and spirit. She was and philosophy with Bruno ; she could din- New York Commercial Chronicle, a newa- papur kut given to sensational announce three hundred of their friends are confined, dressed a la mode de Trianon, and was the oues euphemism with Lilly, and enjoy the ments The exhibition made by Mr and the officials have been forced to forbid belle of the fete. The Duchess de la chivalry of Essex; she could turn from talk Salisbury, on the 19th of October inst., at the roading of literature of all kinds in the Roohafancalt and the Princesa de Leon of the last fashions to pore with Cooil over pass from tracking traitors with Walsingham Brooklyn Navy Yard premia a to com- cells. A Government official was recently played the part of milkmaids, and actually dispatches and treasury books; she could pletely revolutionize the iron, steal, and traveling from St. Petersburg to that city, milked the enatalled cows-to the amaze- glasa trades. By using petroleum for fuel, where he was to take part in a criminal suitment of children and city dames. The to sttle poluts of doctrine with Parker, not only is coal superscued, but at a com- instituted against certain Nihilists. He re-dress, the go-ahed, and the entire picture to calculate with Frobisher the chances of paratively trifling coat there is acquired a ceived a warning from the revolutionary at this spot was most rustic and attractive. the northwest passago to the Indies. The beating power which surpasses anything tribunal not to meddle in the affair, but, Only five francs for a glass of true milk!" Porastilis and manysidedness of her mind hitherto known. In the experiments the not heeding this advice, proceeded on bis the lovely princess would cry, and how she enabled her to understand every phase of boat registered 5,000, melted pig izon in journey, Arrived at Odessa, he could not sold the simple flaid I hear her recefpts the futellectual movement about her, and to fiz by a sort of instinct on its higher repre ten minutes instead of two hours, and find his trunk, which was somehow missing wore 4 Ouf. A countess was a gipsy, made liquid glass in two hours instead of from the luggage wagon. After come delay, marchioness a washerwoman and a princesa sentatives, It was only on its intellectual What a spirit and grace! And aide, indeed, that Elizabeth touched the sixteen, The invention consists of the howover, it was found. It had been opened, a nurse.

Gustave Doré contributed England of her day. All its moral aspects liquid fuel and the means of using it. The and although none of ita marketable contouts the men? fuel is made of the residuum of petroleum had been abstracted, the papers relating to sketches Destaello paintings, Protalis in- were simply dead to her. and coal tar-a mixture about the consist-the pending trial had all disappeared. In promptu portraits and Sardou music, The when men were being lifted into nobleness ency of molasses. It is conducted from their place the Procureur found a letter Princess Sajan sent a jeweled ornament in by the new moral energy which seemed when honor and enthusiasm took colors of Tax Band of the 74th Highlanders will the barrel to the furance by means of a from the Secret Government, blaming him diamonds and pearls that was estimated at suddenly to pulse through the whole people,

At the end of this pipe, as it for baving neglected their wellmeant caution, $25,000, to be raffled for-aud lost. perform the following programme on the small pipe.

valry. But the fiuer sentiments of the extends into the door of the furnace, is a and informing him that as his condust had the band played and we all laughed and poetic beauty and religion became a chi- Cricket Ground to-morrow afternoon, com funnel-shaped apparatus, When the fuel not been in any other respect reprehensible, Charity suited.

Indeed the charity of the higher olastea men about her touched Elizabeth simply as the fair tints of a picture would have mencing at 3.45 p.m. :---

entera this funnel it comes into contact the Executive Committee contented itself March,.........Silver Trumpets,......Viviana. with a current of highly superheated steam, with depriving him of the papers connected in this city is boundless, especially at such Valse,...Hsperus Klange,.....Gung'i, which atomizes the liquid and thus admita with the trial in which he was engaged. fetes as La Kermesse de l'Orangerie. These tonched her. She made her market with aui similar gatherings are now of yearly equal indifference, out of the heroism of Villiam of Orange or the bigotry of Philip, Selection, Scotch, Cavalliut, a sufficient amount of oxygen at the point of The new Chief of the Gendarmie, Gen.

Casino Tanze,...Gungl, iguition. The atomized fuel then abcots Drenteln, has entered upon his duties at St. occurrence, and in spite of the depredations The nobleat aims and lives were only coun Valse,

ters on her board. She was the one Boul Selaction,.....

Ariele,... Bach, in a fierce but delicate spray into the bisz. Petersburg, but his head cannot rest easy committed on paople's pookote they are Galop..............Fiolet, Lamont, ing furnace, the brick arches of which are on his shoulders. He has already received every year more frequented, and

kept at a white heat. Mr Salisbury hopes notices from the Nihilists that it will be wellsequently more successful. The ollte of her realm whom the news of St. Bartho ME J. BUOKAKAN, Bandmaster,

by his invention to revolutionize the ovuan for him to prepare for death. When he French society may be seen there, intent lonew stirred to no thirst for vengesaco

and while England was thrilling with steamship trade; and he is about to pro-appears in the streets the Cossack patrols on becoming pornested of every coin you triumph over the Armada, its Queen was (Taken at Mosers Fulsoner & Co's Premisco,

have about you."

There is the fair Countess de Janay her profis out of the spoiled provisions she coolly grumbling over the cost, and making ceed to Pittsburg to reconstruct her 300 are doubled.

Queen's Road.) blast furnaces, and make that city the

selling niok-nacks at fabulous prices, had ordered for the fleet that saved her, gro best manuf oturing opatre of the world. if the aparatus proves to be as safe as THE DANGER OF LETTER-WRITING. Thers you see the Princess d'àrenberg and No womanly sympathy bound her even to

In all affairs outside of a friendly in the Viscountess de Gramont Faunting the those who stood closest to Cecil is undoubtedly effective, Mir, Salisbury's dlacosery will lead to great and radical terchange of epistles or straightforward quality of their China and pottery. Un the the most port she was deaf to the voice business transactions, letters are dangerous other side are the Viscountess de Luppe either of love or gratitude. She acce; tad chauges in many branches of industry."

things. In love and polities they have sad the Marchioness de Rove, busily dis such sorviess as were never rendered to ang ather English sovereign without a thought before now proved particularly disastrous. posing, at a handsome profit, of socks and

of retorn. Walsingham spent bis fortune Years after they are written, and their other hosiery; and a little farther on, as existence forgotten, they will oftentimes have already described, a real cow-aked, in saving her life and her throne, and she The following important ciroular from the arise to confront their author, either to with the prettiest of cows and the loveliest left him to die a beggar. But as if by a President of the Board of Imigration, vindicate his character or bring him to of milkmaids, in the persons of the three strango irony, it was to this very leak of Honolulu, has been sent to planters and shame. The reputation of a life-time has countesson, Montebello, Hinisdal and womanly sympathy that she owed some of others on these Islands for their informa been blasted by a single written page. Its Larochefoucauld. They wear the jauntiest the grandest features of her character. If tion, with a view to induce prompt and verity may be denied, but where the of Devonabire hats, and will dispense you a she was without love, she was without hate. reciprocal ustion on their part, with the wise signature is legible and the chirography glass of milk and a slice of brown bread she cherished no patty resentments, she the moderate figures of five never stooped to cavy or suspicion of the and judicions action of the Board. If the recognized, there is no way to avoid the and butter

stimulating you can buy a cup of chocolate who served bor. She was indifferent abuse, Her good humor was never plantera second the efforts of the Board of responsibility, which an ill-advised com-fraues, while if you want anything more Iminigration in this particular arrangement, munication entaile.

Martin Van Buren had dieoreet ideas on of Conut Binisdal, who is merrily tinkikoguled by the charges of wantonness and the resulte will be alike beneficial to them, the interests of the Kingdom, and the well-thia hond. He said he would rather walk a small bell to give publicity to bis goods, cruelty with watch the Jesuits filled every being of thousands of people who need the ten miles to reveal a secret orally, than or a glass of champagne from the Countesse court in Europe. She was insensible to fostering care of humane and christian em- trust to the easier plan of committing his de Pourtales, but you must expect no fear. Her life became at last a mark for players to reader them useful. We shall be thoughts to paper. A man may deliver change from the latter. Such a lovely assassin aftor assassin, but the thought of peril was the thought hardest to bring Added to all this was the new summer promptly to the notion of the Board in this and no two of the number interpret exactly fashions just out. All rustic and after the broke out in her very household, she would disappointed if our planters fail to respond himself by speech to a halfdozen witnesses, belog ought never to change, of course.

home to her. Even when Catholic plots alike. This leaves room for dispute where important matter.

provarieation is to the purpose, but written Marie Antoinette style. Madame MacMahon listen to no proposals for the removal of October 220, 1878. language admits of only one construation, and her daughter came on the grounds and The President of the Board of Immigra- and he who pute pen to paper should do it presented a superb Sevres vase for raffle. Catholica from her court.-Green's History tion invites planters or others, to notify him in such a manner as to have no fears of his Sonae sald William Von Hoffman, of ew York, won it and re-raffled it for the charity how many agricultural laborers they may written matter ever rising up against him. desire to assist to immigrate to these Islands The remarks here made have a broad fund. from Madeira and adjacent Islands through significance, and the reader can make the the Agesny of the Board of Immigration, application to many instanses within his under the following conditions:

own memory, not omitting some of the First-The Board to arrange with com. events of recent decurrence. Decidedly the petent parties to offer facilities to and man who has moral obliquity should abstain furnish passages to laboring immigrants from from writing letters on dangerous subjects. Madeira and adjacent Islands to those In- lands, at a cost not exceeding ninety dollars for passage and expenses at Madeira of adults and for children under ten years of

Ar the Marine Court to day, before Mr J. P. McEnen, acting Marine Magistrate, two German seamen from the British barque Verona, were charged with absenting them selves from their stup. Defendants had no complaint to make against the ship, or her officers, but persistently refused to go on board. The magistrate therefore im- posed the full poualty, ton weeks' impris.

onment.

It is stated on good authority that a severe engagement has taken place between the Imperial troops and the Hakks rebele, about thirty-fives miles to the southwest of Hoihow in Ilsinas. The fight resulted in the defeat of the troops, with a loss of 500 men, and it is also stated that the Tautai and four other maudarius were killed. Some couriers Arrived by the Thales yesterday who were en route to Canton, to apprise the authorltles thers of the disaster that had befallen the "braves," and to ask for reinforcements.

Police Intelligence. (Before J. J. Francis, Erg:) Jan, 10, 1879.

THEFTS AMONG THE RUÍNS.

EMIGRATION TO THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

OFFICE MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR,

Two cases of unlawful possession of pro- perty taken from the rules were disposed of. The Magistrate added a few hours exposure in the stocks to the 14 days' image half that su prisonment with hard labour.

THE NIGHT SOIL NUISANCE,

Inspector Germain charged a night-soll Doolie with having thrown rubbleh into the Harbour, 47 a.m. to-day the Inspeo or Law defendant throwing his night-soil buckets and their contents into the Har hour, near Cleverly Street. Defendant was ordered to be exposed in the stocks for one hour.

GAMÐLING.

For gambling with dice and a table yeas terday Wan Afet, described as a scolie, was convicted, and sent to Gaol for three months, with hard labour as a regue and vagabondi Prisoner was an unlicensed vegetable-hawker, from the parlions of Taipir gehan.

it

Second-All male adults thus assisted to enter into agreements with the Board, to labor for terms of from three to five years for such parties as the Board may direct and approve of, at ten dollare per month, and-found in foud, lodgings and medical attendance during said term

BRINGING UP BOYS IN KNOWARE,

The streets were clean as a new pin, and mortal still, though you could hear little folks laughin' and cracklin' in the cool gardens and pleasant houses by the side of the way.

"Where air your public schools sez Ì, "Here," sez be, stoppin' before a long low honse, like a shod some, that seemed to be fixed up with rows of hogsheads, among which several men was steppin' round and talkin' out loud, one at a time; "there's the school."

"But I don't see no children." "No; you can't see through a millstone no more'i the next man. We head up the boys at six year old in big barrels, and feed an oddookate e'm through the bung-hole till the age of 20. They're extension barrels, au's't the boys can grow."

But

COD.

I

I understand the receipts from all sources, entrance money, Bower selling, refreshments, milk, hosiery, and what not, bave reached nearly, if not quite, 150,000 francs, and Les Amis de l'Enfance, and les enfans themselves, have every reason to be thoroughly satisfied.-Paris Correspondence of Baltimore Sun,

of the English People.

But for

JOSH BILLINGS' PHILOSOPHY. A Bassy man is either a koward or a

Tharo ain't nothing that a man can thrive phool-take your choice, gentleman, so well on as abuse that ain't merited,

The best edukashun that you kan give a

boy is to be polite, and allwuss tell the truth; add to this well polished shoes, and yu har got a perfekt little gentleman.

Thare is only one kind or person who in fit to live in solitude, and it is the one who iz capable ov adorning cony posishun in nosiety.

Thare in lots ov poople in this world who aro like a gideborde at the forks of the read-they kan point out the right way for others to persow, but they don't follow it themselfes.

Hongkong Bank, 58 % prem. Unton Ins, Society of Caston, $1,830 Obios Traders' Ins. Co., $1,500 Yangtezo Ius. Assoc., The. 720 Chinese Inantance Uo,, $375 North China Ins. Co., Tin, 1,250 B.K, Fire Ins. Co., $860 China Fire Ins. Co., $190 H. K. & W, Dock Co., par. B.K. G. & M. S.-boat Co., pat. Shanghai Steam Navigation, The 17 China Coast St, Nav. Co., Tls.. 102 Hongkong Gas Co., $85 Hongkong Hotel Co., $65 China Sugar Refining Co., 46 Chinese Imperial Loan, £109

Do.

of 1877, £108/10, Temperature.

Do. Do.

4 P.M...

TABLOMSTER-9 AM....

Boresony, January 10, 1879, BAROMETER-

9 AM....... 1.M.

30.432

30,950

30.346

58

1 P.M...

61

4. F. M...

60

Do. (Wet bulb) 9 a.M.

5#

Do.

Do 1 P.M.

54

Do.

4 P.M.

63

62

Do. Do.

- Do. Do. Maximum

Do. Minimum overnight. 65

Shipping Intelligence. The following is corrected from the latest London and Colonial Papers, &c,!-

VESSELS TO ARRIVE.

AT HONGKONG,

When Name

left.

Mar.

28, Oracle, 30, Bristolian, Junc

26, Underwriter,

July

27, Pilgrim,

28, Abbey Cooper, Aug.

From

Liverpool Antwerp

Fortress Monroe

Cardiff Antwerp

1, Bury St. Edmunds, Panarth 7, Alfredo,

9, Urania, 14, Lota,

Sept.

13, Excelsior,

Cardiff

Penarth

Cardiff

-Bamburg

17, James Shepherd, London 17, Cilarnam,

Oct.

16, Jacobine, 39, Hermann, Nov

D, Jan Peter,

Liverpool [via Q'AIN

Liverpool

Bremen

Mansluis

LOADING FOR ÚHINA AND JAPAN ZÜSEL Al Condon.--Sicamera olo Suez Canal: Gordon Castle,

lenorchy.

Meator (8.) Aurrera (5.)

Radnorshire. Teviot

41 Zierpool.

Teticor (.) G. F. Munte,

CARGOES.

QUEEN ELIZABETH, She was at once the daughter of Henry and of Auns Boleyn. From her father she inherited her frank and bearty address, her loss of popularity and free intercourse with the people, her dauntless courage, and her amazing self-confidence. Her barah, man-

Caushun is a good thing for a man to like voico, her im etuous will, her pride, Female adulte sud children under fifteen

her fu ioua outbursts of anger came with hay, but when he has got so much of it She rated great nobles that he is afrade to tutch a cast-iron lion years so nesisted, are to be provided with

her Tu or blood. food, lodgings and medical attendates with

as if they were setinol-boys; the met the for fear it will bito, ignoranse is what's the innolence of Lord Esser with a box on the matter of him;

If thare iz ever a perfekly happy man their husband, or parents free, but the wo

ear sho broke 'now and then into the men shell receive six dollars per month, if

gravest deliberations to swear at her minis-found in this world, it will be the one who they elect with the consent of their huse bands to enter into agreements to labor.

fers like a fishwife. Strangely in contrast has got but littel and don't want ennything Take all the phools out oy this world, Third-The parties into whose service

with these outines of her father's temper mere. such immigrants shall enter are to pay the

stood the sensuous, self-indulgent nature

Per S, S. Teheran, called 4th January, 1870 For London from Canton and passage and expenses of such adult male

she drew from Aune B layu. Splendor and there woudont be eany fun nor premt and pleasure were, with Elifabeth, the diving in

Emploiment is the grate boon or life; a Madu, 18,028 bozer Tea, containing immigrants without recourse to such im migrant, and to furaich food, lodgings, and I was took aback, I was kinder rilede vay niz she breathed. Her delight was to

and 30,14 lbs. So, Ur. Pekos; from Can medical service to such immigrants, their "What!" ser I, "all boys in barrels None move in perpetual progress from castle to man with nothing to do is not half so 143,798 lbs. Congou, 97,878 lbs. So. Caper, wives and children while in their servion o' them things folks lay eech ctress on in cetle through a series of gorgeous.pageants, interesting a site as a ripning tarzip.

Sarkasm is a powerfall weapon, bnt.in too, 29 bales Silk Goods, 156 bales Waste Upon etating the number they may desire teachere conventions-ng home influences, fanciful and extravaga t as a caliph's to ansiet and employ, they will be required no manly sports, no everlastia friendships, dream. She layed gafety and laughter and handling it many people take holt of the Silk, and 242 bales Fanjum Silk from. Shanghal, 3.870 half-chests Tea (particulars AN INDIAN CUNETABLE IN TROTÉLÉ.

unknown) 272 bales Raw Silk, 17 bales Allah Singh, P. C. 602 was summoned to arrango through the Bank of Messra no Sunday-schools, no- Here I sort awit. A happy retort or a finished compli blade instead of the handel. for having assaulted a Chiness wobbler Bishop & Co., for a credit to the amount of give in, breath seemed to peter out. But maent never failed to win het favor. She hostded owels. Her dresses wore innumer

know), and 66 balos Raw Silk For Con Silk Goods, and 56 balea Waste Silk from named Lo Ato. The Gobbler stated that eurenty-five dollars for each adult immi he took up the talk:

Japan, 311 half chests Tea (particulare un- Allah Singh size to his stall yesterday grant, to be available in London upon the morning and asked to have a shoe mended sailing of the immigrants from Madeira, and Two cents was the sum asked in payment, payable with the balance of presage money nobody's a tyruut over mother and the No adulation was too fulsome for her, no delivered an address at the Surrey Masonic ttaent? from Canton, 61 baise Ray Suc but Singh offered only one cant. The and expences on arrivel of the immigrants girls from dawn to dark no broken bones Battery too gross. She would play with Ball on "Freemasonry," Bro. Hyde Pullen, from Shanghai, 245 bales Raw Silk frota cobbler refused this large sum, and Singh at this port, or on maturing of the drafts nor cracked skulle. Our hogs don't never bar ringe that her courtiers might note the GLC in the chair. There were a fear Japan, 191 bales Raw Silk, and 47 bales,

got drownded, blowed up with powder, delicacy of her hands or dance a covante ladies present. Bro, Morris said that he got angry and hit the Celestial in the face. drawh on such credit. With the sastance of Fakir Mahomed, FourthThere shall be a proportion of tangled up in hurr-saws, split with hatchets; that an athbassador, hidden dexterously had been thirty-two years one of the Craft Waste Silk.-For New York from Shang- Per S. S. Achilles, Hongkong to Lendons An Indian 1zader, defendant's connection from thirty-five to forty women to every spilled off n horses, run ever in the streets, bebind a curtain, might report her apfighti. travelling from country to country, and hai, 47 bales Silk.

one hundred men assisted under this agree nor jammed to bits under fire engines, Wences to his master: Her levity, her frivolous established the first Freemason's Lodge in

flourishing. He hed delivered lectures in Congou, 09,835 Ind. So. Caper, and 7,408 went, and no families bringing over two don't have boye swearin' and spittin' on laughter, her unwomanly jeste, gave eslor the city of Jerusalem, which was now eailed 7th January, 1879188,728 lbs. voured to convert the charge inte ens of children under fifteen years of age, subject every street oerner, strainin' their back to a thousand scandals. Her characters in all parts of the globe. He had found the lbs. Sc. Or, Fokoe-total 288,058 lbs, 69 a-boat-rasin' and their temper bettin' on no fact, like her portraite, was utterly without to paesage monoy, will be assisted.

with the Police Force was established and

a summons obtained. Defendant endes-

bbstruction on the part of the cobbler, but failed; and for his un-policeman-like Attempt to pay a debt by "boxing bis sya

THE Era informs us that the other day

No, air! Cats and pige and thickens able. Her vanity remained, even told Bro. Robert Morris, L.L.D., of Kentucky, live out all their daye in peace here age, the vanity of a coquette in her teens.

Fifth-All agicements made by the ime colleges to upset their manners and morala shade of womanly reserve or self-restraint members of the different lodges-such as pkgs. Silk Piece Goods, 260 pkgs, Wast migrants with the Board are to be siguel | and let 'em herd tegather Liko omlae, sud cha knew nothing. No lostinct of delig.cy Mahommelens, Jews, Syrians, Greeks, Ar Bilk, and 2,103 pkgs. Sundries,