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Ar the Marine Court to-day, Chan Sauited by Annamites, and the shipwrecked Yu, owner of boat No. 3908, was fined $1 people were treated with very.great consi- for obstructing the navigation of the B. 8.deration and kindness. Captain Ribeiro Karo; and another boat-owner No. 3765, laft the island in a small native boat, who was charged with a similar offence, curiously constructed, the bottom boing was discharged with a caution on account formed of bamboos laced or grafted together," of his youth and possible Iguorance of and in this frail craft besteered for the main- wrong-doing.

land accompanied by three others, ing at Kwong l ho found a French Min- Tar weather to the Southward still con- sionary and again met with very great kind- tinues bad, to judge by the delays to which nesa, and was, passed on from one mission. steambra are subjected. The Fenice, aury to another who guided him to Quinhon. powerful vessel, has been sixteen days from Singapore to this port, and reports having sustained considerable damage,--lost one blade of her propeller, shifted her cargo, and lost several sails. The British steamer Esmeralda was also very unfortunate, having sustained considerable damage; Bliing cabins with water, and washing away moveables on deck.

A TELEGRAM, dated Liabon November 16th, says that the transport Africa will leave for Macao and Timor with troops for the reinforcement of that Colony.- reform in contemplated in the Colonial, portal service. -The Governor of Mozambique, after Investing the sub-governors of Quirlmane and Inncmbano with their offices, reviewod 25,000 blacks who have recognized the sovereignty of Portugal. The Governor is going on a mission to Zanzibar,

Ws notlos that the Supreme Court is being Atted with hot-water pipes. It is high time this was done, as a more wrotchedly cold -place could not well be found; bosidos, considering the amount of public business transacted within its walls, the question of e trifling expense should not be allowed to Interfere with the comfort of those who are compelled sometimes against their will to attend. The Police Court is also open to Improvement in this respect. Probably the magistrates, who are particularly required to keep cool as well as clear heads, find this state of the atmosphere of their official residence conducire to this end. Perhaps, on the other hand, they are simply victims to the parsimony or official slowness of the British Government.

OWING to some further disagreement among the members of the Opera Company there was no performanos on Saturday evening, although the public were not apprised of the fact until some ten minutes or a quarter of an hour after the performance should have commenced. It would be well if in future the Company would settle their differences one way or the other a few hours before the time for commencing their per- formances, so that, in case of a decision ziot to play, the public may be saved the inconvenience of preparing for, and prossed- ing to, the Theatre. The Company have certainly exhibited a singulas lack of courtesy and proper feeling in the matter —a groumstance which is all the more noticeable seeing the extensive patronage and kindly consideration that baa boen

extended to them here.

Here he embarked on board the 8. 3. Petrel, in which he wont to Saigon and gommunicated with the Portuguese Consul, who, after receiving orders from the Gov- onor of Macas, chartered the British steamer Pernambuco to call at the island via Quichon and bring the unfortunates on here. The shipwrecked man have nothing to complain of so far as their treatment under misfortune went, but they have lost everything. The vessel and cargo were, we believe, fully insured; the loss falls on local offices;

THE CHINA MAIL.

SUPREME COURT..

IN CRIMINAL SESSIONS. (Before Acting Chief Justles SNOWDEN and a Special Jury,) Jan. 15, 1879.

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| TRADE STATISTIOS OF THE PHILIP- PINES FOR 1877. Though somewhat late in the day, the Balansa Mercantil for 1877 has come to light, contsluing some very important figures-

The general Import trade amounted in value to $19,536,884, of which, 815,026,267 were derived from the foreign ports and subject to the customs duty $3,647,018 from the same sonrce but free from duty; and $962,081 from the Mother Country, which was also free from any duty,

The value of the goods Exported is given as $16,362,444, of which $14,068,676 cor- responded to the goods subject to duty, and $2,293,765 to those free from duty.

According to these returns the general Import and Export trade amounted alto gether to $35,898,808, made up in this way: Imported, in national bottozus, $15,687,681; in foreign bottoms, $4,898, 199, Exported, in national bottoms, $8,039,676; in foreign bottoms, $12,722,766.

EMIGRATION TO PERU. The following Items are cut from Callao papers, brought by tho Ferusia :—

Meaars Olyphant & Co.'s B. S. Perusia having been announced to leave this port on her return voyage to China, on the 1st proximo, the government has ordered the repatriation of all Chinamen wishing to return to their country and giving proof that they have completed their contracts. The political authorities of Lima and Callao are consequently instructed to issue to such Chinamen a certificate, in virtue of which they will be given a pasage in the said

steamer,

The Shah has arrived, having called at Pitcairna's Island, Admiral de Horasy has done a wise and benevolent thing in going so far out of his way to visit that peculiar and interesting colony. There are 90 soula now on the Island. They were invited to visit the ship, and to the number of 68 came off. The officera spank of their cloth ing being inadequate. The day they visited the Shah they were drenched with the rain. A quantity of serge and flannel was left for them by the flagship. The chaplain of the Shak, the Rev. Mr Reed, preached on shore in their little chapel on Sunday, while the ship lay off the Island. There is no anchorage.

Ho Achol, Chan Afxt, Ip Asing, Lo Aring, Uhun Atsin, Li Afook, Ulun Akwal, Chow Atal, and flo Alol, wore to-day brought up for sentence. They were charged with the murder of one Sang Ayee, an old man, who died from injuries re- Ceived in a quarrel in which bamboes, and It was said crowbars, wore freely used; and there were two other counts in the indict ment, manalaughtor and assault. They had been found guilty of manslaughter: and His Lordship, to sentencing them to- day, Bald that it was fortunate for them the Jury had taken such a merciful view of the oase, as otherwise some of them might have lost their lives. An it was, they must be shown that they could not thus take the law into their own hands. The first the prisoners, who appeared to have boon the Of the 915,637,681, value of Imports car worst, were sentenced to 5 years' penal ried in national bottoms, the most import servitude, the ninth to 4 years', and the ant are: $9,372,004 from the British pos- others to 8 years' each. The sixth prisoner, sessions, $4,432,075 from England, $362,031 before being removed, said he had had from Spain, $725,825 from Obina, &o.; and of the $3,839,675, value of Exports carried nothing whatever to do with the affair.

Bls Lordship said the Jury were of sin national bottoms, the most important different opinion.

aro: $1,950,246 to the British possessions, 6019,487 to England, $663,410 to Spain, $90,710 to the Dutch possessions,do.

'The trade carried in foreign bottoms was a follows British.......... $2,918,37% $5,867,711 cessful result of the second expedition of

Import.

The Widow of the deceased at this stage came forward, crying out that the sentence CHINESE INSURANCE COMPANY, was not adequate. Sho made a great dis

LIMITED,

An extraordinary mooting of the share holders in the above Company was held at the Head Office, Rongkong, this afternoon, to confirm the action of the Board of Direotors in appolating Mr J. Bradlee Smith as General Agent of the Company There were present: Massza W. Rolôërs (in the chair), K. R. Belilios, D. A. J. Crombie, Lee Tuck Cheong and Fung Tong (Direc tors), and Messis W. H. Brereton, R, Deacon, D. McCulloch, U. S. Haden, H. Smith, W, K, Hughes, J. K. Morrison, H. a. James, G..B. Emory, A. McIver, O. G. Beebe, T. J. Rose, J. R. Anton, A. O'Gourdin, J. A. Mosely, H. M. Bevis, You Own, Leong Yip Show Tong, Woo Hang, Lee Show Nam, Leo Yung, and other shareholders.

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The General Agent (Mr. J. Bradlee Smith) baving read the notius convening the meeting,

The CHAIRMAN Bald: Gentlemen; the reason for our meeting here to-day has just been read by Mr Smith. I may mention that Messra Olyphant & Company have taken great pains to further the interests of the shareholders, and no doubt they havo eneseaded in leaving the Company in a flourishing condition. I think great praise and & Fote of thanks is due to them for what they have done. The Company does not loss by this failure, and the-audited statement on the table shows that the books are in perfect order. Messrs H. Smith and Bauschild have audited the booke, and have addressed the following letter to the Board

To the Directors of the

CHINESE INSURANCE COMPANY,

LIMITED

Hongkong, Deo., 14, 1878. GENTLEMEN, We beg to inform you that

in accordance with pour request, au con-

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Nations.

turbance and, prostrated herself before the Judge, orging out that-the prisoners had killed her husband and left her a widow and their lives should pay the penalty.

His Lordship: What nine lives for American................... ope?

German, French,.....39439 Dutch, inoze Norwegian, ma Denmark, Italian,...... Russian,........ Swedish,........ Chinese....aka

The Widow: Yes, nine lives for one. She was not at all tatiaffed and made a great outory, and had to be removed gently yet firmly by the Usher of the Court,

100,367

539,660 66,780 118,786 1,138

47,609

5.480 9,487

We have before us copies of the doou. ments which at the request of one of the honourable members have been laid before Congress by the Lima agent of Messre Olyphant & Co., from which we learn tho. true motives that have led to the failure of the second attempt made in Canton to obtain free emigrants for Porn. Our readers Export. have been cursorily informed of the unsuo

4,288,706 the Perusia; but the documents above ro- 1,712,29% ferred to furnish-other interesting data on 313,018 the subject, which leave room to Hope, as 40 we always have hoped, that this mutter will 70,000 be satisfactorily arranged so soon as the 100,140 | Chinesa Government has been given fully 238,171 to understand the nature of the enterprize

97,666 Mesars Olyphant & Co. are engaged in. 85,220 880 The following table shows the amount of trade carried on with different countries;

Nations.

Import. Export. England

4,805,821 $6,107,914 Thomas Letuba, seaman S. 3. Sunda, Brit Possessions, 11,851,7043,102,005 was charged with being drunk and assault-China,............ 1 240,747 4,818 He was fined ō shillings. Ing one I Beltrao, a boarding-house keeper. Japan,............

60 698 Germany,... United States.... Dut. Possessions, French do., Australia, Blamat

Police Intelligence. (Both Magistrates sitting.) January 13, 1879.

DRUNKENNEES.

Paul Shorarodire, scamen H.I.R. MS. Bayas, drank and refusing to pay chair. hire; to pay twenty cents amends and fined twenty conta...

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GEZASY, VERY,

Ho Aki, a shop keeper, Cheng Ayan, married woman, and Chun Awali, ocolie, were charged by Inspector Landaay, with being in the unlawful possession of some tallow. The defendants were arrested by virtue of a warrant granted or the sword information of Chinese detective Pang Aloi. The tallow was found in the defendants' bouse, and identified by its owner. woman was discharged; 1st defendant was fined $20 or two months bard labour, and 3rd $40 or three months' hard labour, for receiving stolen property.

LARCENY.

The

Mok Awal, a carpenter, was sent to 14 days' imprisonment for stealing some sop- per nails, the property of the owners of the French barque Esperance,

ASBAULT.

Edward Ward, a seaman residing at the Sailors' Home, was fined 87 or 14 days' bard labour and to enter into bla personal recognisance in $20 to keep the peace for three menthe, for asaaniting one John

Smith another resident at the Home,

ALLEGED ARSON.

vered to us by the General Agent pro tent puder date of the 9th inst., we have made a Special Audit and have carefully and tboroughly iuspected the Company's Books Ip Aki, a silversmith and Shiu Tal Fai, for the current year up to the 30th Nova shoemaker, were charged by Detective ember 1878, and have compared name Sorgoaut Toomey with attempting to set with the Vouchers and Securities at the firs to a house (No. 32 Second Street) with Head Office and the retures received from a felonious intent. It would appear that the various Branch Agencies of the Com- one of the accused was a lodger in the pany, and we have pleasure in announcing house, and had notice to leave, the landlord to you that we find them correct and in therefore suspected him and his friend, the complete order.

more especially as they did not attempt to In submitting the above result of our raise an alarm until the fire was discovered Audit we would mention that the Comby the other inmates of the house. The pany's Books and all details in connection case was remanded until Wednesday next therewith were found to be fully written at noon. up to the 30th November 1878, and satin- factory-n fact which, taking into con- sideration the circumstances of the case, goes to show the care and attention with which the Company's business has been conducted,

We are, gentlemen,

DOCK THIEVES.

China.

YOKOHAMA,

(Mail.)

813,125

160,034

76,484 598 161- 11,842

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may be adduced against the absurd and II- fennded policy adopted by the Canton an- thorities, and we should have pleasure in mentioning them all if we did not fear to exceed the narrow limits at our disposal and did not write for a public to which they are already familiar.

We shall conclude, therefore, by expren- sing our firm opinion that there is no meet to despair with regard to the satisfactory arrangement of the question pending before the Chinese Government, and by urging that all portble support he given to the Olyphant enterprize, which has made and continues to make so many sacrifices for the purpose of fulfilling its engagemanta with the Poravian Government. It must also be remembered that Masara. Olyphant & Co., us polated ont by their agent in the note addressed to the Supreme Govern ment, havenot yet received any subsidy for the two voyages made by one of their steamers from Chica to Peru and vies versa, and that the difficulties put in their way, besides prodhoing a delay which we all regret, have also entailed heavy losses on them, which they patiently bear, animated by the desire to carry out an enterprize which whilst promising a sure remuneration is slao destined to save the National Agriculture from the rain with which it is threatened, through the want of one of the chief elements necessary for lis development and prosperity,

A SHIP ON FIRE AT SEA. The ship British Enterprise, Captain George Davis, which arrived in Bombay had a terrible voyage, November, when harbour on Saturday night from England,

with cosla, and on the 1st November, when in lat. 2825 S., long, 61 31. E., & strong smell of gas was experienced, coming from the main-held. The smell of gas was followed two or three hours after by olonda of smoke issuing from the hatchway ƒ and it became evident that the opale in the held wore on fire. The captain called a The original cause of the difficulties that council of his officers and crew, and it was have presented themselves in Canton on this decided that an attempt should be made, occasion, es in Hongkong the first time, is by discharging the coals overboard, to get one other than an erroneous conception on at the seat of the fire. Three days were the part of the English authorities in the occupied in this endeavour, the men work. first place, and subsequently on the part ofing most energetically in spite of the heat the authorities of the Calestial Empire; an and suffocating smoke and gon which neres- error proceeding from, the alarming reports sitated constant reliefs. The heat wES of certain abuses previously committed with mitigated, and the smoke in some measure regard to Chinese in Peru and which, al- anbdued by water being thrown on the though such abuses have now completely coals about the spot where the fire appeared 6,293,611 disappeared, have not yet been satisfactorily to be. In the meantime, the captain abaped 90,740 refuted in China, and peoples' minds are the ship's course for the Mauritius; but, 6,828 therefore still prejudiced. But it will be on the 3rd of November, finding the 30,000 easily understood that, however great may indications of fire lessening, he again stsered 45 be the obstinacy of some and the red-tape- for Bombay. On the 4th November all on

tam of others, they cannot shut their cars to board thought the fire had been mastered 18,660,816 15,084,040 the voice of reason and justice, when once the discharge of smoke from the bold Trade with Spain, 982,081 603,410 things are presented in their true colours. having ceased: but, on the following day, To this end is directed the action of the a fresh outbreak made itself apparent li Total, ........**

19,522,897 15,347,450 representative of Peru near the Imperial another part of the ship. The crew again Government, seconded by the representative act to work manfully to work down to the Trade with Soo-

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12,967 14,994 of the United States, and their joint in-seat of the fire, strong fedications of the fluence, in addition to the justice of the existence of which continued to manifest Grand total,... 10,535,864 15,862,444 cause, cannot fail to produce the desired themselves until the 8th November, when The value of articles imported and ex- effect in the mind of that powerful monarch. the discharge of smoke and steam again ported during 877 excoada by $0,073,350 The pertinacions resistance of the Canton seased. The work of discharging was con that during the previous year being authorlies, who showed themselves at the tinued and water was still poured over the $7 548,702 Increase Imports, and beginning diaposed to permit the emigration places where the fire had been. The dis $1,624,648 on exports.

of their subjects to Peru, on the same con-charging of cargo was stopped on the 12th ditions as it is permitted to other places, November, and no further signs of com. induces the woll-founded suspicion that bustion were noticed for a few days. On foreign influence has been at work in the the 15th, however, the labours of the crow matter. This influence, although easily

bad to be renawed, blasts of hot air having counter-worked, produces the elect-cer been found escaping from the forward part tainly prejudicial enough of paralyzing the of the main-hold. By the 18th this third first proceedings of the enterprize. We say fire was extinguished, and a passage had this because the Hongkong authorities, then been made fore and aft of the lower through an excess of zeal which would be hold, so that in case of a fresh outbreak a highly commendable if better employed, stream of water could be brought to play have by their exam le stimulated the senti-

on the tire at once. However, no further ments of their neighbours, who think them- bro appears to have occurred between then selves more directly interested in the fate and the arrival of the vessel at Bombay, of their countrymen.

Bombay Gazette,

on

There entered during the year under notice, 355 merobaut rossois, measuring 251,667 tous; and 316 vesele sailed, mea Buring 241,887 tons; these, compared with 1876, show an increase of 44 vessels with 20,857 tons in the former, and 35 vessels with 20,349 tone in the latter.-Abridged from the Diario de Manila of 22ad to 29th Nov. 1878,

MANILA CIGARS. (Indian Daily News.)

Tus tenth national exhibition of cats has been held at the Crystal Palace this wook. The animals-223 in number-were confined in large cages, being provided with comfor table cushions and a liberal supply of food. The prices of those marked for sale ranged from £1 to £1,000,"

Shipping Intelligence. The followingls corrected from the latest London and Colonial Papers, &o.j VESSELS TO ARRIVE,

AT HONGKONG,

In his last report on the trade of Manila, the British Consul in the Philippines saya!

The philanthropic motives of the advisers, that the cigars and cheroots exported areas also the patriotic sentiments of those almost invariably No. 2 (the numbering who so ingenuously accepted their advice, refers to size, not quality), the average price will very soon vanish before the irrefutable being from 12 dollars to 12 dollars per testimony of facts: Whoa the one and the thousand. If the Consul'a figures are other receive information from the Asiatics correct, and there is no reason for question- who know this country, amongst whom are ing their accuracy, we should like to know wany who have roturned to their own in why Manila oigars should more than double conditions of wealth and opulence which To judge by the Surveying polea, which

in price before they reach the Caloutta they could never have attained under the THE OROHELIOGRAPH. The name "oro- may be seen placed at intervals along the

smoker. It is almost impossible to obtain a humans government of their country, or heliograph" is given to a new and curious decent Manila now-a-days at any price from others who remain in Peru enjoying panoramie instrument, invented in France. roade, the authorities intend doing some-

under the rate of seventy rupees the the most perfect liberty and all the As described, it consists of a camera, the thing towards laying out the burnt area of

thousand. As the price increases, the qua- prerogativen to which men of talent and place of the ground glass forming the base the town to better advantage. The clean

lity deteriorates, and we believe the day to industry entitle themselves in all civilized and the lens looking up perpendicularly to the Not a few of these, however, sky; over the lens is placed a sivèred Lug away of the debris is progressing favor.

be not far distant, when the trash, which is countries. thrown on the Indian market as Manilas, came here in the miserable condition of mirror, half globe shaped, completely oir- ably, and coolies continue to avail themselves

will be superseded by good, well-seasoned coolies, and if, notwithstanding that, they suler in its plane and parabolic through its Indian oberoots. The Burmahs, Trichino bave managed to prosper, their own vertical section. The result is that an image of the opportunities thus afforded them to

polys, Dindiguls, and Coconadas which are countrymen, however much behindhand of all surrounding objects reflected from this make a haul and be hauled in turn before the

stealing some wood, the property of the market so

Wong A-fa, & farmer, was charged with commonly offered for sale, are placed on the they may be considered, cannot deny that half-bail shaped mirror is received by the Megistrate. We noticed to-day one of our

Patent Slip and Dook Company. The de- that they are hardly fit for consumption; misted, and the emigrant being at liberty thereby upon the sensitive plate underneath, soon after their manufacture, if free and spontaneous emigration be per-lens always in focus thereon, and transmitted bold "look-ons," whose authority and

fendant was arrested coming out of the Slip but, properly seasoned, they improve wonder to chose in Peru the ecoupation that best with its surface forming a right angle with official dignity were both doxided by a

at West Point. The Magistrate remanded fully. Your obedient servants,

A Trishinopoly smoked about a suits him, the probabilities of success are the axis of the lens and circular mimor; by the case until the 15th instant, in order to month or so after manufacture, and a vary great. souple of marauders who were, searching

H. SMITH,

On the other hand a means this means a circular panoramic view of the L. HAUSCHILD, }

Auditore. allow time for obtaining evidence as to the Trichinopoly smoked after six months' or a may be put into practice for the purpose of horizon is obtained, as seen from the station amongst the ruins between Wellington and

ownership of the wood

year's seasoning in an earthen pot, are as satisfying the patriotlo soruples of the Chi- the oroheliograph occupies. It is also stated Stanley Biroots, at a convenient distance The Board has seized this opportunity to

different from each other as Caletta gas is nese authorities, and this consiste in Bend that the angles and heights can be measured reduce the working expenses of the Com-

from the electric light. The process is log to Peru the number of agents that may from the views taken at two or more stations from the enraged guardian of our lives and pany. We have succeeded in securing the

simple: put your oheroots in an earthen pot, be deemed necessary tones to the fulfilment by this means. property; but as he would have had to coll services of Mr J. Bradlee Smith, who baa

lute the cover of the pot with clay care of the treaties, now that the faith of a bis galters by climbing over the rains, the been connected with the Company's busi-

fully, and put the pot away in some closed nation with which friendly relations oxiet neas since its formation, and we have ap

receptable, such as a box or basket, or hang is not sufficient guarantee for the subaltern gentlemen in question were enabled to defy pointed him in the meantime General The lost cheques and drafts reported as it up. Some people bury the pot, but we offcials at Canton, although are eure him. We neglected to take his number, agent pro tem. The principal object of having been stolen, have now been partly are doubtful of the advantage of this prae- that it is so for the high functionaries of

our meeting here to-day is to have this but as he may possibly be known when wo appointment confirmed, 1 may say that accounted for, A Chinese office boy in the tice in the very damp soll of lower Bengal. the Imperial Government. These agents, say that he was seen at the corner of Bir Smith will not get the commissions, employ of the Hongkong and Shanghai Elsewhere, it is a very good plan. Thus to whom every protection would be accord Wellington and Pottinger Streets at 1.40 which the General Agents have received Banking Corporation confessed to having treated, we are ready to affirm that Indian ed, would very soon convince themselves hitherto, but we have made strangements taken these documents, and that, fearful of cheroots are far finer than the best that of the erroneous idea existing in their p.m., we can strongly recommend him to with him for a fixed salary, and the the consequences, he had burnt them. This come to us from the Philippines. We de country as to the fate awaiting their com is so far satisfactory, and the fear of any not get the best, however, as will be seen patriots in Peru, and their reports would the notice of his superiors for the decision working expenses will thus be reduced unsuspecting Japanese merchant being from the following remarks, which we quote have the profitable effect of further

about one half Before placing the re- he displayed by heaving bricks at the solution before you I should be glad to made a victim by advancing money upon from the Consul's report; regarding the cigar enlightening their rulers. Thus they 30, Bristolian;

securities absolutely worthless is cow die factories of Manila, of which there are, it would be able to convince themselves gentlemen we have mentioned.

Answer any questions addressed to me.

Mr DEACON: I presume it is intended to pelled. The colprit has been given into seems, five, all owned and worked excluf the shortsightedness and Inefficacy of

26, Underwriter, alter the Articles of Association some time, custody, and the Obiness Coneal will have sively by the Government Superior their measures for praventing an emigration. so as to make it a Board of Directors and which has arisen since his appointment.

to adjudicate upon the frat criminal case oigars and oigarettes," says the Consul, which they ought in their owu iutetest to July

are manufactured in the Arroceros estab- foment, if only from motives of humanity, 27, Pilgrim, Becretary?

lishment, where men only, to the number of for whilst the poorer classes in Chins live in 28, Abbey Cooper, The CHAIRMAN: Yes. The 8. §. Pernambuco brought the Cap-

about 1,500, are constantly employed. In the meat abjout misery and want, in eru, No other questions being asked,

· Aug, the present time, the most unfortunate The CHARAN proposed that "The ap THE otraspondent of the Daily Ness the other four, known as Fortin, Mesio, tain, Officers, crew and passengers of the

1, Bury St. Edmunde, Ponsrik 7, Alfredo, Portuguesa barque Fenus, which was pointment by the Board of Directors of bir who lately gave that journal two anlamas Malabon, and Cavite respectively, and of of the Asiatics hae the well-founded hope which Malabon is the largest, women only, of arriving at a state of prosperity to which

9, Urania, J. Bradles Smith as General Agent of the about the Afghans, tells in them a story

to the number of about 8,000 per factory, he could never attain amongst his own of two onaning Afghan thieves who were

11, Lota wrecked on the taland of Collao-Ray, on Company, fastead of Meries. Olyphant rubbing a house which they had entered do the work the oigars and cheroots they people. They would further see that emi- the 12th November, $ days after leaving Co., be confirmed,"

Bir ASTON seconded the motion,

through a hole in the wall, When they produce are mostly of inferior quality,gration from European countries to this Macao, We have been favored by Captain

Carried unanimously, amid applaude,

wished to depart, however, and just sa The principal imports into Calentia conslet continent, including Peru, is effected on the. Ribeiro with the following particulars of The CHAIRMAN: The Articles of Associa the last of the robbers was getting of these inferior qualities, bearing the same or similar conditions to those under which Messrs Olyphant & Co. propose to the scaldent. The Venus left Macao on the ton will now be altered and the necessary through the hole, the occupant of the Fortin and Cavite brands.

There appears to be an encouraging pros effect it from Ohios and that up to now it bands of our Solicitors for revision, and him fast. troops and a general cargo. There were in they will be circulated, as amended, inmanded his comrade. to cut off his head under the direction of the enterprising all 104 souls on board. After leaving time for your perusal before the next meetin order to erado detection, which he Calentte arm, which has been darrying on Macan she encountered very severe weather, 1. That is all the business before us, immediately did, and departed, leaving the estate for some time as a tobacco farm

Let them take our advice, and not throw I beg to thank you for your klud attend-only an unrecognisable trane behind him. heavy gelas from the N.E., with very high ande, and bope, with my co-Directors, that The story is a good one, but it is not unseasoned cheroots on the market: they des running, The weather was thick and the shareholders will continue to support peculiar to. Afghanistan, The same story can afford to wait for six months for rotams the Company as much as is in their power. is told by Pausanias about the vault of from the first year's manufacture, and they rainy, with furious equalle, and a strong will ask you for a vote of thanks to Hyriens at Hyrla, and by Herodotus about Will find the waiting policy the bees. current setting to the south-west and the the late General Managers, Maaars Oly be treasury of Bhempainitus in Eypt, in versal dritted on to the reefs off Colleo-ray phant & Co.; I think they have takes great familar to most persons. The same

pains in Working for the Company, Island, where she became a total wreck, on Carried unansmoguls,

legond is alau to be found in Arish folk the 12th November, The Wand is inha The procedings then terminated,

TOTAL LOSS OF THE PORTUGUESE BARQUE VENUS,

it

8th November, bound to Timor, with changes made. The Articles are now in the house" scited him by the logs and heldspest of the manufacture of olgars at Pooss, has never occurred to any civilized Govens

The robbar thorenpon com

which latter form we fancied the story

LORD Ronald Gower has roturned from trip to Chips and Australia, and will resume * profession ana asulptor in Paris World,

to suppose it is not free and spontaneous, simply because the emigrant has not money enough to pay his passage, or because agen- oles are established for the purpose of in-. ducing emigrants to take passage to such and such a country, Finally, they would also learn that their dountrymen resident in California-a country with regard to which ud fearn are harboured by their ruleraare at present emigrating to Peru where they and ample remuneration for their work and

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