No. 8476-MARCH 12, 1890.]
of the Attorney General ba o pored. 30. During the same period the increase His Excelleboy has just laid before you the of the public roroide, has, similarly, been particulars of the ouse, and I do not think, vory marked. The gores have been it is necessary to say anything more, ki-I have before mu the despatch of this Scre tary of State in caso any member should re
quire any further information.
1963 1209
1-78
1.888...
€670,376 1,1,166 including fees on gambling houses,- aince abolished,
947,637 1,587,300
The vote was agreed to. Thru
yute is one of $735-for! second an inspector of incen at Koulun from 1st April to 31st December, 200. In other words the public revenus has & mouth for salary, $15 for house ne nearly trolled it golf in 25 years, while the commodation and 212 month for & the shipping visiting the port has unriplied for coolics. The vote la recommended seven-fold. on the strength of a minute framed by by Mr O. Chadwick, sanitary engineor, which was laid before the Sanitary Beard. The Boar write tut they have enquired into the matter and recommend that the appointment of an inspector of nuisance to Kowloon be approved of:
The vote was agreed to. The Chairman-The third vote is me of 990 for the salary of a Chinese teacher, for the remainder of the year, to the head mis treas of thu. Central School for Girly. As You are aware a schoul for girs has just been opened. The school-mistress has arrived and has taken charge, and who da. sires to have a Chinens, teacher.
Agreed to.
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INCREASE OF THE MILITARY CONTRIBUTION, DISPATCH FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE:
Mangkung. No. 8.
THIE CHINA MAIL.
240,000, will still be borne by the mother country.
New Darraska.
20. A separate correspondance is pro seeding with respect to the details of the additional barracks which will be required for the increased garrison, and I do not propose to touch upon these details; but I will state the reasons which stifluenced Her Majesty's Government in determining that a portion of the cost of their construc
Colony. tion should be borne by
21. Four differunt beads of expenditure were required in 1884-5 For putting the The population, which was shown by the Colony into a proper state of defence, viz: census of it to be 160.402, ie now. Foris. 2 Armamente, 3 Submarine estimated at not less than 215,000.
defence. 4. Barracks for additional troops, It was determined in the special ngresmoot
11. It is evident that the prosperity, of that year, that the Colony should pro.
vide the works, and the Imperial Govern may nitoat say the existence; of the Calony, and the wolfare of this large poment the armaments, the estimated expen palation, dopend upon the continuancedituro being and security of its trade with other places. If the trade is gerare, the pros pority may be expected to continue and increase, and the first instincts of self- interest would lead the commui y to make every effort to protect and defend their trade.
Worka Armaments
of the defences,
£
65,025 37,50)
It is generally al. The automatic flushless complicated system of supervising the lowed that these ing tanks ure adair shipment of emigrants, pointing that, in fishing tanka ne alle, but would satu- their opinion, hampered with texatious the most efficient of rally be more efficient conditions the traffic would by driven into i they reoived more other channels to the detriment of the their kind.
Borage and discharg trade of Hongkong, ed their contents oftener
Theso
WAJ able.
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE IN HONGKONO HARBOUR.
undernoted Subjects is annexed horeto-states that wangs has regained Uganda Burgo Chinese Frontier Consular In- and massacred bøndreds of Araha voices Fee and Commissions on vessels [Mwanga is the Christian ruler who was under General Avenge, & New Zoo-expelled for his proselytising policy come land Erlibition; Public Holidays in India, wont be since, and bought refuge at G Mis Legislative Council, The Hansurable à sian station, where he succeeded in organis- whose leave of absouce had in a force with a vow to the recovery of
Pnded to November, resumed his Uganda: 08-SLAVE DHOW,
been seat at
WRECK
ventilators The original posi
the Council, which during his ab The Secretary of State for the Oolonies sence from the Calony was occupied by Mr might eften he partion of the veniatae invited the assistance of murchants B. Larion,
The came correspondent says that o slavo a little removed from ing openings in the and others to take voluntary nction for the
dhow haa boen wreoked off the o the road.
Committee The Honourable J. Bell-board being drowned, NY middle of the gial purpose of stopping unnecessary Inhour in Irving and Mr N, A. Sieks, retired from was objection- the harbour on Sundays. The subject has the Committee on their leaving the Colony, already been brought to the notice of the and were succeeded by the Honourable Now theas openings Chambor, but the same distoalty is still 3. J. Krawick, and Mr H. H ppius. have been removed experienced by the Committee in angecating Members. During the past year points away from the able application salculated to bring about Company, Limited, resigned and the names rend any escape from the ends aimed at them will be harm- lese.
CARDINAL MANNIGO AND THE KAISER.
Fevue, pronounces the Easporer William's Cardinal Manuing writing to the Deutsche
Rescript on the sabour quastion to be the
of our time."
to less objectionable ung scheme admitting of general and equil-Wotton & Deacon, and Mesara pesers wisest and worthies! act of ay Sɔvereign
...
The above extracts will, we think, sulfice to low that both these Engineers agres na regards the drainage of the Peak and ro comacal oxyotly the same things for ita improvements.
DIRECT TABLE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
CAPTAIN'S LIEN FOR DISBURSEMENTS IN PRIORITY TO MORTGAGEES.
A case involving the above question was brought to the notice of this Chamber by
interosing in its progressivo etapius, wRÐ
HONGKONG AND SINGAPORE. If the drain is pro If at any timo s per-
The question of telegraphio communica- perlyHashed and sistent" amell is oh ventilated, it is a served front any veg-Lion with Singapore has again bean entmit. well known feet, no. filator it will be a ted to the Chamber, and though the anggeat 22. This estimate, as I have stated autinance would arise sign that there is ed connecting of a Cab's with British North Borneo has somewhat ohanged the aspect above, has, however, grown into an es-that could ba com- særg obatruction, or penditure of 325,4271., of which 29,4272, plained of, or that other derangement of of affairs the Committed saw on reason to 12. The present defences of Hong Kong by the Imperial Exchequer, and if er injurious to health.
ne nearly two thirds, will have been borne would be in any way the system requiring alter the opinions already expressed which
jammediate investign
'any appropriation of Colonial with their powerful argent, will slice, Bajesty's Government now all upon the
fands in support of project the expense tion. in the opinion of Her Blajesty'a profesional Colony to make a fair contribution towards
of which they considered ought to devolso advisers, to afford the necessary protection the new barracks, it cannot complain of
on the Imperial Governmen against any attack likely to be made upon it; but I need scamely remind you that unfair trealamin, especially as the ali other and more powerint safeguard is patinal barracks are in fact a necessary part vided by the slips of Her Majesty's navy, 23. It must be added that if, in the wlion duty would be to prevent any hostile
enures of the three years, necessity for any Downing Street,
force from approaching the place, and in now defence onld acias, their cost Cindwick proposes to dispose of to the London Climber. The case, which e 20th Jangary LSM. wha abaepou aluse would any attack apon would fail strbject of a separate agrea- Sir, Referring to previous correpons | it become possing. The combination ઘઉં dence respecting the fortifications rectly the two furras of defence will, it may be erected at Hongkong and their ermanent hoped, effectually acero the safety of the I have now the hoanar to whitenes yän : trade of the Colony, and of the population
24. In the confident hope that the pre the subject of the additional garrison, re- which lives and thrives upon : it.
Hent aristemen, which they consider quired by these fortifica iona'm
13. I frankly reengnias that the mer-equitable and renzovalde, will be randily insideos of ita coet; matters to which fichasts of the Clay have always been acpted by the Tony. Her M· ́ Majory's Guvertimen have given most ready to auknowledge the value of beary Government r guest that you will lugs ne auxious and careful consideration.
to theka. A the une time the ongi in laying this despatch before the 2. Fon are a tant in 1884 it was ar
rapid nature of the positig operatione, and the necessary votes by all the meatus conditions of warfare, and the audio and Legislative Council, and in presaing for have made it necesary for Hanghong, line in year power.
I have the honour to he, Sir, Your meat other important Colonial ports, to be al ways ready to repel un attack in cans of the chidient humble servant, absence of the fee, nud to have is garris sen permanently as fuil strength, and not Governor Sir George W. D. Vaur, dependent upon the doubtful possibility of K.C.M.G., &c. &c.
reinforcements on the outbreak of
works,
the
raged that the Cetary shad Governant should constract the should provide the armament, of the pro- defencer. The cost was than enti.
pad
mated as feltews -
Worka Armament
$55.025 37.500
the incidenco being 60 per cent to Oul - Dial, and 40 per cost. to Imperial, revenues., This estimato was subeoqueatly ins 3. creased
Works
£116.000 133,VIO
Artanicul
without including the
the actuarine muing defences, which are usinuated to costar pel
Works
... £9,017
Submarine maing vessels
aul stores.
44,600
so that the total coat of the defence and
Colonial.
receiving re
war.
14. It will doubtless há orged, as baa teen' urged before, that the defence of Colonial poris is a matur of Imperial concem, and that the unintennes of their garrisons shuld be mainly true by the taxpayers of the United Kingdom. Her Majesty's Gov- ernant have, however, never admitted, and cannot now admit, this plen. Self- preservation is itu firat law of fisture, and
the division of that cost wil be as follows: prure of teasing would be a
Construction of Works-For-
tifications
Arminents.. .£158,910.
Imperii.
Submarine mining
buildings, do.
0,017
Submarine mining
rssels uuk shapes 40,00
Total
£110,000
*l,
acri us
to the Empire, the capture
would mean rain to many inhabitants of the Colony, and érjun kas and hardship to all. Hongkong, in common with every olber British pesa:asion,
benefit-
is directly tad by is conuedion with the rest of the Empire, and, while enjoying the Citat entailed by tint counexion.
crc-pa
fnm the respe
The larger di pondències, such as the Australian Colo- nies, accept their respons.bilities without detur, and not only provide the whole of their land defenes, bat contribute to the eat of the navy in order to-strengthen the drop, and obtain more complete pro- tection for their shipping and flouting träde.
204,427
324,427
The incidence boing 30 por to Colonial and 64 por cont. to Toporial Rezemus, as against 60 per cent tu Colonial and 40 per cent to Imperial 35. The estimat d coat of the navy to revenues contemplated in 1884. It will be the Impurial Exchequer is, as you will see observed that a acordance with the from the Stal sorum's Year Book (pere 247), original divisiour of charge the Cole yorght over 15,000,0.02 for the year 1888 5, tid rqay thủ 6,017, apent on submarine as the population of the United Kingdom a suing building,
(page 25
ia mure than 37,000,000, there
116
tiat
We shall be interested to know how Mr nishtail and kitchen roller, which at pro that the lake difunt on under sentipen positions both steel han in that the whole charge of them would be his report is silent on
important and knutty points, Lora hy the Imperial Exchequer.
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Kstrapond.
APPENDIX A. TESTAplinbest of r Gansoor
OF BURGEONG.
Royal Artillery,,2 batteria Royal Engineers, ofheers and staf
Tofantry, 2 kattulima
manatte instraco
Pay Dent
Dedand Troenort Staff std Chepe
Natives Engin sets, Babmarine
1-Local Artillery
Total Europuns
very im
BER OF COMMERCE.-
that of the S S. Sure tried before Mr. Justice But, who held at the Master bad amaritias lion on the years in priority to the mortgagees, and gave judgment in his favour. Mr. Justice Butt's decision was
prasing of an Act un 26th August, 1820, to taca to have arison through this decision have subsequently buon obviated by tho ramend the Shipping Act of 1854. The maritime lion for disbursements properly amending Act confers upon the Mater a
made by him.
Comments, for the year ending ilai De mitice of the langkeng Getegul Chanter
cember, 1889, for prisentation to the M ters at the Annual Dieeling, to be held on Thursday, the 20th Murch, 1890 :—
STATUS AND PRIVILEGES OF MEN OF WIL QRANTED TO SUBSID·ARD FOREIGN MATE STEAMERS AT BRITISH COLONIAL
TORTS..
OPIUM SAUGOLING-ON BOARD THE DIVER
STEAMEDA TO CANTON..
list of
HER MAJESTY'S THAT TO PRÁNUE. London, Feb. 17-The Siece stales that the Queen on her visit to Francs will bo received by President Curnon Paris, whones bor Majesty will propond to Aix-
Borneo
of Men's Storfulst & Hiret, and Mesars W. Herett & Co., have been added to the
at Members. Finance The Accounts have been au- dited by Mr II. A. Herbert and Mr O. Fles-Baine, Rowband, Mr J. Thorburn and Mr E. W. Ritter haring both left the Colony.
The balanco at prodit of the Chamber on 31st December amounted to $228 31 exolu-
topic paid post and $2,346 at credit of Pitangolo Rock Fund, also on fixed deposit, both manounts being in the ads of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, and bearing interest: at 5 per cent per annan.
SUPREME COURT:
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION. Before Mr A. G. Wie, Acting Puisne
Fudge.
Wednesday, March 12.
TANG KITA DE SUNNAVILLU—A PRCULLAR CASE.
|
OBITUARY.
Sir Louis Mallet diod to-day
[Sir Louis Maitol was born in London is 1823, was knighted in 1868, became a Member of the fadis Council in 173 and was permanent Under Secrets y for India from 1974 to 1883.] AN THE GOVERNMENT AND TIB REFORM OF THE
ISDIA COUNCILS VAL Lynda, Feb. 18-Lort Cross will on Thursday introduce n Bilt to reform the Indian Legislative Councils. SMIT
Mr.Bradlaugh as therefore promised to refrain from moving an amendinent to the Address regretting the omission of mention of Indian affairs,
VÁ DELGARIAN DUBİS
London, Felt. 18-A Sofia inoerin re poris that a dus) was fought between two Bulgarian Hossir offrors. Unplain Liktareff nnd Captain Rezeinzuli, at Trarkos
The forator was wounded so seriously. that little hope of his recovery
outer-
ME, PARNELE'S AMENDMENT DEFRATED, London, Feb. 10-Me Farnolla sinend- nient to the Addresa, regretting the Queen's Speech onits te make mention of proposals to remedy the discontent in Ireland, night, and rejected by a majority of
was pressed to A division last of sixty- saron votes (30) against 240).
MINERS WORKING HOURS.. Louizan, Beh. Fred Dunraven and Load Randelpli Churchill informed deprata tions of miners, who waited upon their
State limitation of the homes of work, Lordships to-day, that they approved of
PORTUUAL ON THE CONGO, Switzerland
THE FONGKONG GENERAL CHAM-old by the surt of Appeal, but when
case was afterwards cried to the Thrid was an action for the recovery of House of Lords the judgment of the Court $300, being the balance of a building contained. The following is the report of the Om-uf Appsil was reverd. The difficulties tract Mr. Wilkinas appeared for the TE ENLARDEMENT OF THE INDIAN COUNCILS
London, · Beh, 10.- Lord. Crond's Indiá what people case. The defendant and a year in accordance with the recsamendu- plaint and Afr Bowles for the let ndunt.
Mr Wilkinson anid this case wait a sonte Council Hill, it is stated, was prepared last man named Charles Mooney purclissedations of Lord Lansdowne a Government. piece of land at the Pask un tonania in with the plaintiff for the erection of two nomination, and not on the partially contaan, and then entered into contracts Provincial Councils on
It provides for an colugeinek of the The basis of honses. There was no partition made at elective basis
reotomesded Lord
by that time me since of this land, and both the Daffetize and his Commit defendant and Me Money wero stiff re
The right of The representatives of the two Steamer gistered in the Land Office as tonsuta in in the Imperial and the Provincial Councile, interpetition is to be given Companies have addressed the Chamber on Crama of this piece of hind. There Tere and the
and Provincial Budgets Imperial Her Majesty's Secretary of Stats for the above enbject, and the difficubica which two contracts made, one between Mr the Colonies having indicated, that the or articularly these twu Companies Mooney and the plaintiff and the other bears to be sabauitted for discussion, Postal Coaventiona emared into barseen labour under owing to the abuses which tween the defendant and the plaintiff. but Great Britain, and France and Germany hage arisen out of the working of the Opium all the way through the plaintiff dealt with will terminate on 30th April, 1890, thaxx- Ordinance ato fully explained in the annex- both parties during the building of the traordinary privileges granted to Farsigned correspondence, and reports of trine. lintsage at the aurae time. The houses were Mail Steamers in British Colonial Waters The facilities for smuggling it gives to those completed a short time ainar. In the will in consequence also terminato on that for whose benefi: the ordinance was origin-course of the erection of the houses the date. It is easisfactory to be able to really framed, and the evils likely to arise plaintiff received paguents of the in- sume that the uned actim of this and from the unconditional return of Mil constalments in almost every case from other Chainbere, at home and abroad. has fiscated Opinn to the Farmor are also the defendant, showing that he was he mainly instrumental in bringing about referred to. The alaust unrelined powerfully enversant with the contract which this desired change.
of Bun ch which the dice confers had been entered into with Dir Mooney. admits of general application, and carried On the completion of the houses the The withdrawal of B.B.M.'s surveying it ofteli is in an arbitrary manner by plaintif received payment in full of the
persons ill-fitted to be eutrusted with sach sun
heith contracts with due on ves Lamber and the consequent interup-powers is becoming a tennce, tu the interception oi $300 he now claimed. Thera nou to a survey, which had in part been rity of Hongkong as a a perfectly free Port. W wup un doubt. that thie very De tively rad aut has been the An amending Ordinance is in course of pro-be taken to be due on invitation of Portugal, regarding the Congo subject of somewhat lengthy corresponder.ceparation, which will doubilass deal with into sith Mr Mooney, but it was equally between the Chamber and the Naval Autho riies. I discussing the question the Cons mittee care due presence to the tude
involved in the trade interests of the with China, and
persistently urged
the pressing uzcemity for an early resumption of the survey. These arguments were set with the Bonewhat unsatisfactory rejoinder that it is not considerad compatible with Imperial infereate that one of Her Majesty's Vessels should.
permanently Bentioned on the Cost of China. The who, when recently in Hongkong, referred client should loss this sums of money. Mr Committee,
However, un lested to lastn this intention of continuing the agitation Mooney had beenras bankrupt and it wie. that there opinions have emarently, been on the re-opening of Parliament,
impoenble for the plaintiff to get the attacking Kelva und southern ports, where subsegu atly sedified, as they have been
$300 pus of him, and therefore his only serious resistance is expected, an Exclusive of 200 volunteers and 1:0 united-given to understand that a surveying vessel
Course was to suc Mr do Sonnaville. giseer.
is already under orders for the ima
If he paid the munop no Station.
well be done to him because he could at any time call upon the other tenant to pay
to th
att
12
Offers
Warm Bank an All Bas
SURVEY OF THE COAST OF CHINA.
FINALE BOOK FUND.
out
these vexed questions,
PADER OF POSTAGE BETWHEN ENGLAND
AND THE EAST.
Bum might
the ex- really
clear that it was properly payable to the plaintiff for the work he had done in cou basting with these houses, and even sup posing there were two separate contracte, The matter of Postal charges has again long as the defendant and Me Mooney.ro had the attention of the Committed and has mixed terants in common each tenant wa. formed the subject of further correspon-liable for the cost of the improvements that dence with the London and other Cham-had been made. It was
peculiar case, bers The reaction of rates to the Enat he and befors, and he had not been able to and elsewhere finds a persistently warn and any cases on the point, but he sub-
is
to uct us arbitrator, at tha
territory, and the front era
urns pusessions in
of
Afrianter Porta.
Te roman Vincont, charged with shorting with attempt to morder Mir Isance, M.P., has been cumitted for trial.
THE ISSALS ATTEMPTED MUNDER DASE.
Mr. Isaacs, however, in course of the preliminary precedings, declined to swear
that the shot was not accidentally freal.
MAJOR WISMANN'I CAMPAIGN, Zanzibar, Fub. 17.-BA obtained strong Wismann, Soudanças
W
advocate in Mr J. Beiniker Heaun, M,P..mitted that it would bo most unfair if his Major cors
THE CHINA ASSOCIATION
injustica
It will also be aean from paragrapà 15 neutrs, and in dealing with the great compstre it with the statement made someris:g-information as to the pris! apinions of the British morcantile com Bonnarille's contract had been paid nnd
ja
4. Since 1865 Hong Kong has paid a figures show that the anther country can- military contribution of 23,000 a year-tributes 78. per head of its population to aid of the cost of its garrison; and if you the haval de face of the Empire, and it refer to paragragh 14 of the Colonial Office mi.ht reasonably expect its dependen- Jetter of the 25th of April 1600 to Sircles to make vision for their own Heraules Robins, who we then in Eng defence to an equal amount. Questions
Was inaugurated in London this year land, you will see that it was then eta jurisdiction beyond the three-mile
having for its primary objets the advance that the amount of 20, 206. was to be limit, of the fog and of disziplino, stend
ment of commercial interests in China, PEAK DRAINAGE. subject to say revision-which the altered in the way of Cehanini war-abips,
the Hongkong, and Japan, and as stated in pirequistance of the Colony many require this hury will always be that of the other Posk Drainage is dit, itapet on the parunge of rewarding fishermen and present, ox ross, and givi effet to the Now that Mr Chadwick's Report the
This ford, organised by the Chamber for "Objects, Rules and Regulations, to re-
the same letter and paragraph 12 of the question of the defence of the Empire it i Dale of Newcastle's decpatob. No-116, of difficult to tag Gown any other brand prin months ago on behalf of the Peak residenta ast, has been ungniented by a further relations with the Chinese and
tion of obstructions to navigation along the mistiyi ith the Chile in J Jamercial Jou on 4 September 163, that for Ms. Sipis for dividing the cus: of Colantul de- by A Let The two repuls coincito in subscription of $250, and with the addition. To promote the trade, enmmeres, shipping. jesty's Government, in fixing the amount fun, scept the of the mother country - Teacus, as will be seen from the af intersst or stands at 62,243 The ab- and wanufactures of the United Kingdats, ut 241.00, were desiruua Tect to press tuo nertaking the gen defence of the Colonies parallel extracts given below, Bis she winser heavily at
at first
on the Colonial ravnuca, by means of her tivy, and of the Colonies, that the grievan es of the residents were cacof a survaying vessel has provanted It dis, and the Culonics with, and br, and Bus possibly to retard era of so far is their titans altow, respectively
well founded:-
its application to the purposes for which it China, Hongkong, and Japan. The Cont Robinson,
was intended, kad for the present the land mitten are hopeful that the Associating wil providing for tas vir own land. fence. But Extracts from Mr. of May even the 21st
ron.aine in abeyance. Though only one become in the future a valuable coadjutor, princip admits of extensión, as, Leigh's theport theth for instance, when Coliny grees to call-
Pim เ le
mole Rock was discovered brough increasing as it wil the opportunities of The first and impe- of April, interproted (pragraph 21) trilate, as at of the Australian Counties rative necessity to have by the cano
formation supplied daring the latter part of unity in agitating questions afecting trade the itambler's sy tion was to be raised to a higher, sulu on to played in het waters for the proction of the draits is may be for the most
was contide that East. We a future occasion."
aysem of rewants if
LIGUT ON THE GAP LOCK. persevind in tion of the floating trade with those constant water sp. part frised to the fI wouldve very fruitful f good reke. The prison in 1863-4 was ratirated watera
ply
In reply to the question put by the Hon. nt 1,000 of all ranks, and its mund out t
Twins case. They drographis Department at White- 100 0007. In 1888 the grian
(1.) So an inte- bali apcuialy marked isap reciation of the MacEwen, is Chamber's 1,45% of all ranks (exclusive of valunger),
adequate water sup
action of the Chamber by tendering thaksentative in Council, on 13th Feb- rary log, What progress is being cada and its coat has risen to about 100.000
ply.
for what had been door
will the Gap Rock Light Huase the year, while the Colonial contributon $103
The two drains dis- The two systems of
Hagurable S. Brown, Surveyor General, remained at 28,000).
charging over the awera to the West
Mr Bowies and Mr Mooney and the de- The question of reper dion to Special stated The preparation for the material Oity should, I think, of the Victoria Gap Juruis pas again clained the attentis of for the tower and Light kooper's house is fendas untered into acparată contracts
10
public anity Sir leraales
1843,
to
tho lettor
of
Falvucts from Mr Chadwick's Report. Thenunces which
Bwansheri, having reinforcements, who is
tlefies
is now awaiting the
A force of d
THE NEW GULIAH OF ZANZIBAR,
The now Saltan has re-hosted the Royal reception, which was attended by the Euro standard here, afterwards holding a State
THE BOLZAN
KOLTAN OF ZANZIBAR'S SYMPATHY:
SPATHY WITH THE BRITISH Zuizibar, Feb, 18-The now Sultea if
Zuzibar yesterday nesuited a deputation of Belish merdirmu Iscated here of his friendship for England and his sympathy with her aspirations in East Africa,
mited that the aniount due undor Me do
Mr Bowles said if Me Wilkinson ad.peans located in Zu ibar
that the 8310 was due under the contros With hey, was simply a matt
Mr Wilkinson said his contention was that the $300, was dus to his client in re
* THE PARNELL COMMISSION REPORT.⠀⠀ svet of the improvements made on this
Landon, Feb. 18-In the House of Com piece of land of watch the defendant and Mr Money were tenants in commor. Hemma Ir. Sinith, replying to Mr. Parnell, would tendur the plaintiff simply to show and that the Government would ask the that the work was done
| House to wlopt the report of the Farnell Ar Bovies and that was admitted. Coumlesion, and to thank the judges for A. Denison, archtect, said I was the their impartial conduct, and untas the Aarohte for the buildinga in quation. I report in the journal of the House,
believe there is 100 due to Tang Eit in
TO THE TILEGRAPH CON- DELEGATES TO THE THRE
PERKNOK respect of these bui dinge
The Government have invited delegatos from India to the Telegraph Danforotice, to be held in Paris in Muy
this expression tomean that the contribu- I now dn, to the cat of additional ships to improve the condi. of 40 much complaint tain, Omunder the Coast, ber Cap. rilutions between Great Britain and the
sich
REYS TO SPECIAL JOKOES,
By Mr Bowles-There were two distinct corals, as with Mr Saville and the other with Mr Boony. The balance due is on Mr Money's account.
MR H⠀UBATOR OF PENNY POSTAGE AND CREAT TELEGRAPHY.
informs you, the poverty of the Colony ren
18. In some cists, as I need scarcely ders any realisation of the general principle laid down in the preceding paragraph pre- emily unattainable; in others, the con G. The future garrison, including local trint, though substantial, falls shirt of regular, bu exding militia and volun
the full cost owing to the inability of the bave been coürced should be united the Committee and fecu the subject of für progressing salfacitily arrange with the defendant for the building of the teors, will be approximately as follows:
Delany to provide more; auch in both cases by carrying on No. 1 nieaus of a lungth of the correspondence with the Guvernul route have been completed (including tha two houses. When they were completed Imperial troops, 2,525 of all canis,
theferenca is turns by tku b-apilj-taxel drain from the point sewer along the reus. The proposed of a daily fee of $10, in cases preparativar of the necessary plant, &á. 3 for | Mr Blooney was made a bankrupt and was bili'y of cari panty postage and cheap: Log regulars, 403
mollier euntry. The Army Farinates at which it turns out in front of the Austin prolonged This details are given in the Tablo a. n-are 245 of the Year Book) aro conoider at the Umbrella Seat Aims so as to have a prukaged beyond one day. With and waxed commencing and pushing on the work at unble to pay the balance on lia contract, next to this despach.
might arder 7. The east of this gartian will be added to the uavl charges, makes a pay- No. 2 drain at thes..
per head of the population. Atal this, courangeauet of the Gap about 250,000 a year and will consequent by the mother entry of 15e Od, per Gap Pulice Station. ly be nearly three times as gent as is the exponse
head. Colonial contribution was fixed. Her Ma-
that it
over 16,0 0,00%, or mere inne. till connects to the common out-fall ateertain circumstances, tend to deter litigantsits. The question of a Light House Board rillo far the balance, Mr. shows notship toitminghse adrantages
nu for the defence of the per ennum
ru
o: the garrison in 1863 when the pire in 1988-0 But I am informed by us to carry on the dealing with this of. | Governor when replying to the Chambersidered it sufficient for. The gentle becaus nuo man was unable to pay the ment was anxious to show overy COD
The outfalls to Nos
connected
as
given inatenctions for the preparation ofso a fal opinion on it now. office it, ners, winged old WA SHULE
NON-FULFILMENT, OF CONTRACTS.
LICENSING SHARE, BROKERS,
* The statement of Lourd Crose relative to
MISS RILENEOUS.
enit ed to hability of paying of St Albans has resi,ned vwjor 10 cen
Mr Ifebuikus lisaton last night rond a pnt this Society of Arts on the desir- telegraphy throughout the Empire, in which the Gap Rock as so n as the weather per- and the contractor then sued. Bir de
It would confer on india.
from chluing the serv cea of Special Dar
JUTOS
was also advanced, and in referenced to contemion, that the one tenant was response ruE GOVERNMENT AND THE MAHARAJAH OF in acimportant cases, than that it would in which His Excellency the Governor to sible for any building the other might choose KASUMI
Sir John Gorst, in reply to a question in all instances be an ad ate renauentinarked: The inter lias coins upon me to diets wind lead to great injustice. I see nothing for it The best way of to Special Jurors. His Excellency: the buddeuly, and I have therefore not cou- They entered into separate contracts and the House of Commour, suid that Govern jesty's Government, however, do not pro- the Lord Commisioners of the Treasury present outfall to Nu. flugnt will be to lead regrets of the belly is to the man who propied it, I don't think I need hoda amant ander bis contract the plain-storation for the rights of the Maharajah
that the contribution should now be th fire curreponding pyet For Incressed in the Bemo proportion, and, will the enrent year may be estimated at ing it down the bil City
2 drain by contiun- it down into the in regard to Ives, bot stated that I had have any hesitation in saying Mr til land no right to call upon the other to of Kashmir consistent with the rights of his
MacEwen, and he will hardly exret me to pay the balance du, as if they were part people only call upon the Colony to provide 16, 5d. per her. These are the outside till it connecta
on amending Ordinace to the "effit, that 40,00 a year for each of the three years annis, after allowing for contributio to the town drain.
Mr
broad cfacipio the Blahnrejal's returation, he said, pro- said the 1890-1-2 the Colony bearing in addition received from I dia and the Colonies, but
bo Special Jury is to be summoned unlessy I have no a priori objection to it. I the cost of any militia and voluntours which exclusive of 4 tery large expendituru 34 droing should threesome dis present such difficulties as to render a
The effluent of these tho Judge is atisfied the case will probably daire its first object is to see that Light which he went was that if one of the supposed the remedying of the existing
House money is devoted to Light bousca,
cs, tenants build a house on one half of the situation, p it may raise, and the contribution to be chargeable to special defence loana.
land to other was benefited, inasmuch is paid after 1802 heing subject to re-cuuside- 17. If these payments are contrasted with carried considerably Aberdeen Valley
and-aberging into the Special Jury desirable.
the rent, and be London, 14th Fab. Dr Claughton, Bishop Fation during the three years, Chemtribution raked froin the the Ouluny fortior down the hill should be collected.
The granting of ficences to Brokers is therefore shaira the 8. You will remember that Ford Derby's and ryous Gurement; you will see that or else they will very and carried down to soute remedy the this present dusalistry Culonul Secretary, and the opinion, of 10 be a special arrangement between the
With the view if I possible, Ending suggested in the-sented letter from the for Liberection of the hønse....... There wig i | tinned infrinity, despatch, W 213, of the 17th of Sep 40 000 a year is not unly a very much 4.
Coat Hartennd has beea sppuintil a lower on cause such a` tember 1834, cxclosed with other corsualler charge per herd of the population, auisauce as to be part of thevaralloy goallon of the Import trade as regards Chamber asked as to theadvigsbility of such barikes totusotros, but so far as the out: Colonel of the Tih tegin nt of Austria
poncience letter from the War but us I shall provved to how, its payment cotue danger us to where it bould be to Importers. thu angexed Circular. The that a system of licensing old be desir- tvá trana 10 copimon was equally entitled London, Fobi:
Contracks
the Chamber was induced to louca course, The Committzo art of opinien sido publia were cor ceread each of these Dragnens
Feb. 1.-Lord Harris, Ges that Lord Hartington considers that it Colany of Hong Kong, There are other houses in the neigh garden. A suitable freely admitted, but
evil complained of was able, but do not suggest any Government to bed house, The defendant did not in; ernor-Elect of Boubay, yesterday sought should also be intimated to the Governor oljection which be raoney might usefully bourhood. that the present arrangement as to hold be seat, but sprotection is the frat
site for this parge tile or au responze from Importers, or
that legidative measures svaid not so far from that he had shown that be as Mr. Iraluga, M.K. ence of charge taly applies to the works duty a community, to which other mat
London, Feb. 17.-Cholera is reported to can, I believe, he were any remedies suggested. Under these be new to be constructed and erined, and that tors should be postponed, and it is hardly
general alare business. Though His Lordship said he would consider the have bruken out in St. Petersburg, the military contribution paid "by the beerbeary to point out that, unleas that fa
tentativo efforts towards organisation have, question and give judgment on Friday. Thy daughter of the lato Martin Tuppor Touy will have to ba reconsidered with resecured, very auch of the other cully may
apparently, bera 20 fer ausucceful ch
has beru
granted coil pension ference to the incicaped gurrison which may prore to love bei undertaken in vain.
dificulty will probably be solved by the become necessary in consequence of these
18. The revenge for 1888-noited to
The desirability of the oarliest publication Brokere becurning is lay unto themselves
Leathe works, and in the geneal defence of the 81,607,300, and 40,000 (the couteibution The capacity of the At this point which grobable course of typhoons forming in this those in force on the Lvudun Etvok Ex- of all availables information regarding the and framing ngetations so lines amilaz to Colony. And now infonging of proposed for the next three years) taken dushing tanke 130. Les been the source rughbourhood, or at greater district, Cas the amount which Her Majesty's Goverd ouly at 3. clar amount to abunt 17. Incat demand from the Caiony ns its con- nur cent, the revenge, and to about Kallona, dacli, up of many complature, brought to 1 ice of the Governmeal. tribution to the incrested garrison, I desire 8124 (usy 38. D) per head of the papul by the sullage water tank which received tained by His Excellency the Governor, and they are suppled there lia flushing The suggestion was very fanourably ester-
and Batter
Office of the September, which slated is véli within ihoability of the flourishing the occupants of the used to, irigate.exigtence for the Circular evoked į control over share transadonia, as they ay disacak from the contrast shed on and obtained a prolonged interview with
Hion:
of
found at a suficient circumstances the Claber has not moved tionailu to the many cafesented.
distance from a mad further ju the matter, orom any Euro
poan dwelling to pro- STORM WARNINGS. vent it from being a nuisance
Diraz.is excessive, either
her as a charge upon the discharge too. I tion of
change
ALLEGED CONTEMPLATED CONVENTION: BETWEEN. DER T LEGRAPH COMPANIES AND:
The progress of the alleged Convention
LATE TELEGRAMS.
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Viscount Dorrhurst bas sight the pro-
of the Dumpley
TUISE DZINION OF THE REPORT OF TUB
London, 14th Fab.--The Friah Nationalis: losing their lives
Puris. Feb. 20-An Bæples un occurred
ps here today at Nivert, thirty-Jour minors
Preis regard the report of the Special Com. Zatibor, Feb. 15 - [1. M. § (anqueat mission as a glorione triumph establishing | was & eled to cay, Buing found to inva
Der
the Queen will not attend
vention placing beynd
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the
funeral,
to draw your attention to the following con- of the Geling, the whole of which is one gavunly, the scrage of on the Chamber informed that he was about HepaRGUTAB CHINESE GOVERNMKATAO the rudacity of the Tim a charge and sustineď nó đuun gishe proceeded to mea.
derations, which have been duly weighed vitally interealon ju the security the Thie is a Tury weak house andy, B. P. L taking steps to give due pablicity to the been carefully walched by the Dig it for the infmy Tul before that aniount was datormined.
D. Hongkong-is the
of great com. centra
Tine saubraingblo information. The working of mitten during die past two years and at the other hand the Cranco Palais de Cað at firu
· portu. It enanotibo and that such a payoume, for not only water in thin the Observatory in at its branches and sizes Lime have their fort towards erin equallybitant and proposite the caus merotal afleity, and the mercantile prosthe people who string to perity of the puri" continitaly increases in the protection to life and property afforded dom, thus permitting tonenight appears to been referred to a Special Conimistic at spissition 0 Cmpact detrimental uprated by le Rayua
very remarkable depres is evidenced by the British figurving its proporc:/thesu laga to decom- on all so that the wit e lutuda eteranwarunge will no doubt commercial interests: gouerally and which dot neat is the farcitiua in confir by the following igorcs from the auto the bull publia - zovemo f Pte before it in the fills solceive fall oneideration has apparely for its "obives a lot ADA PUN
vek Bilippiny, or Bf the Guleny, or by dolparison, with the table to tutal in intro or three da REVDION OF THE CHINESE EMIOZATOS pory and the munteungos of a
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charged but they are discharges Lasif ones Expenditure on similar purposes in the Unit van in the event of Prior to the addition ↑ Estered =1,812 ... ... 881,024
housa
which of sulphate of iron to Papers by
mis, such has brun incessful in pscomplishing Commis Clearod 1,823 711 937 19. I will only further point out is refer supplies theme be its contents, the tang ston containing sugations us to the ende aimed at is still a matter of ward Charles Sparabant, Williams U.L.E..
has ben appiated Coloul-Comusarlant is apprised Entered:27:410 2,51 K15 Frenos ta the annus paginents, what dunhi comhg unoccupied, itself ung love tion revis on of the Chinees Epigration Act rtainly, but the Committes have quite of the Iyal ngingera lit ançosason to the Clared 27,050 2,198,882 less you will get bave failed putice and from that my the sutures of nu were Juid before the Chamber for the end. Detently earned on good authority that as late Lord Napier of Migdale, the appointes Cindy if an Order of St. Adichsel Katered 14770 4,353 5 8 | that the 40,UNC which the Colony will meus the drain would sanos,
sideration of the Committes. The Com, yet no Curvention has been actually
ment of Lagutenant-General Sir George ↑ « Cleared 28 377 4,340 410 pay in Dach of the next three yours crasu to receive any » Thetárd has bcon mittee suggealed the establishment of an
Chester being canceled that Baterad 2,774 €, 40, 410 only in mouth of the ous of div | Bushing values band padsoncebirLeigh's Doigration Day thumană dielibol from the
MISCELLANEOUS Uloared 97,369 0,800,9 € garrison, while the remaining six nevonths, Rusd,
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