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THE CHINA MAIL.

ORITUARKAN MAKE

No. 9189-MAY 17, 1892.1

THE AUDIENCE QUESTION,- pied in favour of working four days in The Pakin sorrespondent of The Times the weak.. forwards, tape the London and China STREETSEN BORNE IN ATERATUR -- wiss E.. D. Basacon and Co.; quirements, exasp when the Peak is from taking such prompt measures to pre knowing what the change in that particular appeal on behalf of a Church in which the La Bhatteon and Co, Linstead and longed, and that the latter is a contingency vent the evil results arising from such clad of the Ordiannes would fasolve, and Nervices are conducted without being sub- Daviar Holliday, Wise and Co; G C with which it is unnecessary or useless to shortcomings on the part of their employes I therefore proposed that pablo meeting Jeat to any such control.

because they must alther wait until another of the oatholders and subscribers should. De Ho Ka-I don't see why the discus Repress, the following very important com--New York, April 28-A Sre took place. Andation; p & R. Mariy, E. contand.

We fully concur in the opinion that, certinosted man, in whom they have confide, be called at once, when this point could be sign of this plänge should esoupy en much maciestion, under date March 24th, which last night at the Central Theatre; Fhiluded- Jeg ble scene took place, the audience úgbilng Today Mitaui Boman Kathis; W. G.

The negotiations for the annual audience madly in their endeavours to reach the Hantpureys and Co; Heuermann Horbit granted ho unclouded atmosphere, the cuco, can be found, lay up the launch, er explained and publicly discussed, sud rules of the attention of the Gonnell It seems in published by that journal on the 13th Pha. On the airm being rand, PA (UN

After much conversation on the Church members themselves. If be and Co. Meyer and do. W. Judd, present system, officiently worked, would render themselves fiable to the penalty in be given in full knowledge of the consequen to me that it to a question entirely for the AprilAA for E. Ex. A and 0. Telegraph Co., suffice for all practical purposes, but we curred under this Ordinancs by (temporades It, mad Get. N. Telegraph Co., Lt. W with to emphasis the fact that for fully rily) employing an overtificated man, it point, it was thought bitter to leave the members of the Church of England here of Ministers have collapsed Ramis exits. Beranty were badly injured, and Howett and Co. for Dakin Brue of half the rest the Peak Bignal Station is may here be mentioned that the praction matter in the lands of the Government, wish to attend the Church sections and dealines to follow the lead of the German many blinded for life by barn Bis Ohins Ld., Frank Watts, Manager; obscured by fog, and therefore some in- and professional knowledge of the owners but the Becretary was not disected to send bind themselves together and follow that Dayon; the French Minister has been in of the parforters are missing,

London, May S-The death is aOROBE. he altogether in any official communication to that effect, forte of worship in the usual manner of the structed to follow implicitly the Russian EKANA

After the Austrian Minister's andisace cad af General Thomas Penrosal Burnie D. Gillies, Hongkong and proved method of signalling is desirable. of launches osures them Whampoa Dock Coy, Wing Kes and Co. Wo are unable to understand the stats opposed to admitting that these men It was left with me to explain what passed Church of England, they should sab lead. Bonce the concert has been broker. Ban Mob and Co, Yuen Fat Bozgment in the report that with the spinllest possess moms, of the qualifications with either to you or to the Colonial Secretary. wil, to my mind, to this form of Char year it was discovered that the build- Abdoolaily Ebrahim and G E N. amount of exertion on the part of the which they are credited in the certificates Ferhaps you will kindly show this note to garernment. If they disapprove of that

have a voice is Charch matters, in conte demanded that this New-Yaar's visit should Prince Malta and Oc.; Ts and Co Belilios pable they can obtain full information issued to them, or of trusting them to the Mr O'Brien and arrange with him an to form of Church government and wish to ing was not the right one. The Ministsen

I would simply point out that the die eistical matters, if reems to me to be lake place within the Palace. and Oc.; Brando and Co.; W. E. Loxley regarding arriving steamere there being at extent, which these certificates apparently what is to be done. and Co.; Rozario and Co.; J. D. Hutchi present no soures from which such inform-render admiss y son; Geo. T. Hopkins, Agent, Scottish ation can be derived when foge prevail. As regards the launchen represented by patud obangs as passed after discussion quits open to them to go outside and Tching mplied, inviting the Dayes to pre The suggested removal of the station to the Deputation it appears to be an indieput by the Church Body, M, Keswick, I think, adept any meds of worship shay like and rare a momitial to the Emperor. The Oriental S. Cog. L.; H. U. Jeffries,

ROWLANDS KALTDORA Boathing, yeah- Aguat, Mitsui Bishi Collieries; Edward Kowloon offers this advantage over itable argament that the personal security, being the only absent member. Nu pro turu Dissenters or Congregationalists Russian and French Ministers declined to I would further point out that it nouma ruine in the manner and the form of man 3nister was willing to go anywhere. Deborne, Secretary, Hongkong and K. retention at the Peak that the former is as well as the peconiary interests, of the nosal was made this morning to alter it. and bid themselves together and have go anywhere but to the Palace. The Ger- Kensington Park, London, BB, Euge Wharf and Godown Oo. L

at all times visible, whereas the latter is owners are an entirely dependent on retain-

ing the services of competant then to work incumbent on the Curernment to make service, and even be able to aslect their. The British Minister then proposada coming, emollient milk for the skin. It pravasta sad ráoghnces of the skin, bookkes ned heels. The Hon. G. T. M. OBrien, Colonial Cut-

As regards the suggestion that with the thots, that legislation on this point is both provisios, by means of the unchanged own clergyman, and preacher. I propone promise on the following lines:-Thas the

this year on condition that next your the stings of insecte, cazenje, prickly beat, an Secretary,

erection of the light on Waglan the unnecessary and arbitrary (ibisdonbilese for clause, for the preservation of the Cathedral that we should leave this disuse at Ministers should go where they were skedves freckles, ten, sunburn, reduese necessity of Capa d'Aguilar as a Lighthouse this reason that it is not introduced in the io bona fide connection with the Episcopal entirely,

This suggestion was secapted by the lovely delicate complexion. It is warranted Station cay crass, it is understood that United Kingdom), whilst it is hoped the Church of England in regard of its services Mr Whitabend-Possibly I may suggesh Emperor should receive them in the Falcon. All fritations, preto pets akis, and the farmer establishment, may be in telo foregoing explanation will convince His and its ministers. The baly saaurity for something which might get us out of the

to the Princo-President of the Tausg-lind is perfectly haristors the most deli Yamen. The pros uble to this documenk date kin. Battles 26, 3d, and 44, 65 tık grapisic communication with Hongkong, Excellency that, in this case, it is also this is that the Blehop of the Diocess should trouble: leave the control to the Bishop Ministers, nedsmorandum sa presented free from any lad or mineral ingrefiesta, and that it will be under the charge of the hindrance to the object with which it is have the control of fbu ritual employed in and the Church Body.

The Attorney-General- No man can began a follows Whereas the Sovereigns for BOLANDA KALTDOR, of 20, Hakton Imperial Maritime Customs, who will no presumed that it was instituted, viz,-the the Cathedral. The fact that there are Dy Ho Kai--Yon cannot.

of the Western States are the equals of his London, five laymen jued with the Bishop.and the doubt be very ready to give this commafety of life and property.

Mr Whitehead am in system for reporting vessels he is in was at

seatholders and have all financial matters. the ports on the coast of China at which the signaling arrangements are under their

28th April, 1892.

..

Colonial Becretary's Office, wh Sir, am directed by Elle Excellency the Governor to acknowledge the receipt of the letter from various merchants and por sons interested in the shipping trade of ment of the system of signailing the La raply I oralose for the information of the signatorios a copy of toport by the Barbour Master and the Captain Superin-

Hongkong on the subject of the improve-manity the benefit of the eme oxcellent Tha Deputation suggest therefore that ini Chaplain, who are elec ed-enuually by the sorve two masters: feour of leav- Imperial Msjestp-Haring read these

approach of Vorsela to the port.

tendent of Police, and I am te inquire whether the medied proposal therain con tained will suit the views of yourself and the other galleroun interested.

I have the honor to be, Sir, your most

obedient servant, que pode d

(Signed). T. M. O'BRIEN,

Colonial Secretary.

H. H. Joseph, Eng., Supi of P. &.0. Cor.

&c. &c. &c.

charge.

this sub-section the word whether after 60 tone and the word or not after this section be omitted.

In referents to sub-section 3. I am to polat out that the requirement that the bright light thall be at least 10 fout above the colented light cannot be carried cat without much difficulty and inconvenience,

simple little proposals

Master's Report for 1891, page 170 of man, in the bows of the boat (no other ways be consulted by the Arohbishop for the military he handed over to a num."!

PARAM Faware of the bright light has resulted in besont ont, there is no sufficient reason | suggested would be, s right and proper

advise that this duly be not imposed on as the expression of a desire for obstruction

NEWS BY THE FRENCH MAIL. THE PRINCE AND, PRINCESS "UF WALES, London, May 3-The Prince and Prin- Riviers. yesterday, TANTA

ITALY AND THE UNITED STATES.

Wales, arrived at London from the

Rome, May 2.-Baron Favs, the Italian Ambasador to the United States, has stod for Washington to renew diplomatie relations with that country.

Dear AncoLUTELY CURED 104A Gentleman he cared himself, of Defeess, and rises in the End of 14 years' standing by a part méihad,

Address Lisament Quieros, 8. Shepherd's pies,

fres

will be pleased to send full parties

OPIU

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Quotations. HONGKONG, May 17, 1892.

-New Paton, oath....

Old

CAR 561 New Bonares, cash, 536

Now Malwa orodit, 510 Allowance, Catties, 9/4 Old Malwa, credit, 520/00 Allowanco, Catties, 15 Persian, Oily, cash, Allowance, Catties, Pemias, Paper tied

* Allowance, Catties,

Exchange. HOMOKONG, May 17.

Baak, Wire,

17

Oudetaand

THE MAY DAY DEMONSTRATIONS. London, May 2.-A bag containing eight canisters, filed, it is supposed, with

sensi. No fase or detonator was attached, found close to the wall of Woolwich Ar-

unite and apoder, was restecay in Loudon

London, was yesterday the scene of an enormius labour demonstration. A cons

procession to Hyde Park with baudos tingent assembled on the Thames embank.

Aying and bands playing. The display was mont at noun, and thenos marched in

platforms weTO

..

is 30) days" sight,

Credits,

4 months" sight,

Dosumontary, 4 months' sight On Paris-

On demand, Credits, 4 months' sight,

a Berlin Demand ty Un New York

On demand,

- Crédits, 60 days” sight,

Wire,

words the Prince-President refused to rend The Attorney-General-There is a charm any farther. He threw back the mowo- in their hande as well as the appointinenting it out altogether then. and dismissal of the Chaplain, is sufficient safeguard against excesses of any kind dis of simplinity about the proposal of rain and closed the discussion.

Chinese, But like many other of We cannot but consider that the difficul-

tasteful to the majority of the congrega. the bon, member who represents tho ties and expauses which would be incurred

You may make what use you please of these in carrying at the proposed scheme are magnited in the report under discussion

this note, Believe me, yours or truly, scarcely bears careful investigation. What I might further add that I do not think paid out of the publis chest and probably with the object of at ench crashing it, At the present time it is real for all J.-S. BURDON, Bishop is proposed is that over £4,000 which was

fattoohes to carry the bright light at the. rather than of giving it fair con-

£2,000 or £3,000 that as subscribed by sideration; in support of this view of fore and of the awning boom, the highest there is the least fear of a Ritualistis out of the imperial mentes originally, and the matter it may be pointed out that point now available for it, but this is Bishop evor being sent here as ail the misthe public, for the express and particular the number of neena vessels entering the probably in un caso 10 foot borghesions of the Church of Enginn in one purpose of having Church of Euglud Harbin daily from both sides, dass not coloured lights, and to obtain that height China belong to the Churon Missionary worship here (and it was carefully provided mount tu su average of 8 (vide), Harbour it will be necessary to set up a pole, or Society, whose views and wishes, would that there ebonid be certain soutu net apart to attend the Church of England) should Report by the Harbour Master.

JB. B. Gorriment Gazette), and it is therefore place is available when the awnings are any new appointment of Bishop.

tor of gentlemen who might the day after The present system suffers from: inoffi-acarsoly reasonable to augggest that report spread), which would be not only an dency when the Peas ie olanded, but at ing these reasole will entail any great hard-ezpenas and a most susightly object,

kindrance to safe and easy Selog the divided opinion outside and receiving it fara round and make it a Con- other times it is reliable and with the small ship on the present staff engaged at the but alm

this Colony and Secretary of Stats, and Government to do that? I don't think est amount of exaction on the part of the Lighthouses and Police Stations, or involve handling when going alongside larger the views held by the former Governor of gregational chapel. Le is possible for the

As far as the Deputation are public they can obtain full information re- the countly additions to it set forth in the vessel.

it is not contended that the present the light thrown upon it by the Ordinance that any such simple dizanco me ic report. garding arriving stamore.

the ze It is much to be regrelied that Observations have been made from the localitics occupied by the Firms who have port should affect to treat the questions any misadventure, nor that it inorsares the for altering this bill which has been ay- Ordiosnes for the Government to pARE. signed the petition, and with the exceptione solely brought under neties in the in- risk of navigation, and they therefore sug prozed of by the Church Body, three of The Choigh Body ask that the Church the services of the Church of England perhape of these situated on the Prays, the terest of the shipping which visits the port; gest that the words above the water line where are abeant and not able, therefore, shall be handed over to them in order that

Mr Chater-Sines the last meeting the may continue to be held there. repoval of this station to Kowloon does not the signatories to the original letter consi- may be substituted for abory the coloured to give us any help in the matter.

Attorney General has had su opportunity The Registrar Geneml-I think that jure, and sixteen veem to offer any great advantage,

der that their number and statos are suffi- lights and above the gunwales' in this

ontering of finding out the views of three members there is a great deal of truth in what the erected in the Park at which resdutions To have every fossel passing Gap Pock cient indications that the matter is sub-section is vaak v

The object of the Deputation

of an international eight hours' working telegraphed, offers no difficulty, and such a subject of public interest, and they do not system of signalling arriving vessels is to be therefore deem it necessary to discuss the into these matters at such length is their of the Church Body remaining in the hon. member on my right (Hon. Ho Kai) were passed and great enthusiasm in favor commended if there is proper telegraphy proposal to lavy a fee of 28 for making the desire to place His Excellency in possession Colony, and I should like to ask him what has said. It is only natural that the day. It is estimated that at least thres staff kept or the Rock, but we strongly reports desired, which they regard rather of what may be formed the working details | are the opinions of these members regard Church Body should-maké voë of the hundred thousand were prezent, includ-on Bombay

Ordinance, whilst it is still under ing the point I am given to understand service of the Bishop, bat why that shoulding Socialists and Anarchiste. Numerous of the Light keepers, who, if they are to be than as the genuine catooine of fair consi- consideration, with the view of misting at that two out of the lures are for leaving bo athted in the Ordinance I don't know. foreign delegatos, including Russiaus and

Body, and very many members have becs and I agres with my friend that matter

wors orderly throughout. Peaceful dis expected to perform their sight dution pro-deration; At the same time they desire to the avoidance of unnecessary, not to say tho power in the hands of the Church It does not appeat to me to be pege131] Poies; took part in the proceedings, which 'On Calcutta perly, should not have to be on watch at express their firm conviction that the mer judicions, Jegulation, elekt

cantile and general interests of the Colony liave the honor to be, Sir, your obad- to me and asked me not to withdraw y conoerping the zoligious services should be j plays also took pises in the chiaf provincial i the Telegraph instrument during the day.

amendment but to carry it through it is left to the perenca responsible for than tos,

No disturbance took place on the Con- This recommendation holds good for Cape are intimately connected with and dependient servant,

argued that ever since the departure of and that the temporal affairs of the Charch d'Aguilar and also applies to the Police; ent withe increase and prosperity of is.

How Secy. Deputation of Private Steam- the last Bishop from Hongkong the should be in the brands of the Church tinent owing in the prohibitions plased on Churoh has been in the hands and bop Body. The simplicity of the suggestion European Constable who have night daty shipping trade, and that any tuggestion

Paris was absolutely peaceful yesterday to perform as the different atatione, could for providing additonal facilities in connec

not hy the Bishop, although the Bishop it seems to min to be the practical way out

the whole day. A bomb was exploded nest not be expected to work all day as tele-tion with that trade are matters of public Ron G. T. M. O'Brien, C.M.G., Colonial looked after by the Colonial Chaplain nod is ven greater then its obarin, da meetings by the authorities.

Secretary, Hongkong.

has been resident in the Colony, and now of the dificulty. I have much pleasure in

the barracks at Toties, and a MAD WAN graphiste. The present Police telegraphs importance and as much should be recaired"

that the Government is going to band seconding it.

found on the spot in a pool of blood with are continually out of order and communi.and considered by Government in a brond-

Mr Chater-I

will with pleasurebis land blown off. The damage done in cation interrupted. Messages have to be minded and liberal spirit. They therefore ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL CHURCH over the Church to the Church Body to be

withdraw my amendment in favour of Hica. property was only slight. Two bomba were looked utter by it, why not leave every trust that when this further expression of repeated at intermediate stations.

thing to it? Why put at the head of the Ho HaL

exploded in houses, and one in the church- Messagen feran Cape d'Aguitar to Har their views cornes under the naties of His

We The Acting Colonial Treasurer Church Body the Bishop who I am told in bour Master's Office have to be teatremitted Excellency the Gavachor, he may see fit to

beyond windows being pulverised and a Asbriefly reported in last night's issue the not Bishop of Hongkong bata Missionary know the Bishop will not give his nervices / aboir at Lidge; but no damage was done | through Shan-ki-wan and Central Stations support the wishes of the community ng

Between Park and Harbour Master's expressed in the rat letter treating upes Legislative Council had again under din Bishop whose real district is Ningpe and if the cinase is left out

the subject,

cassion the Ordinance to provide for the not Hongkong? For these reasons I

The Attorney-General-The Bishop feels suis taking place.

Do place here this evoning in the neighbour I have the honour to be Sir, your most due performance of divine worship and still keep to my aeriment: This words | that if this control is placed in the hands for livege, May 2.-A third explosion took THERMOMETER——Û° ́§‚...

oiler services in accordance with the rites preposs should be altered in clauze S are of the Church hody usona no longer behind of the others; but nobody was burt, obedient servant,

of the Church of England at St. Juho sakjent nevertheless to the control of | Ohairman of the body think it is very though insmense damago was done to the Cathedral Church at Victoria in the Colony the Bishop; I would slange that to enb Me Waitehead-I and elsewhere, to incorporate a Charchiot nevertheless to the control of the Body, to rest the said Cathedral in such Charch Body Budy and for other purposes in counsction

Mie Whitehead-in rising to support the therawith.'

amendment, with regard to the special The Attorney General, after some impaiat I take an impartial view entirely of

The Registrar-General-If this amend material details had been corrected, said the anggestion.

went is carried there is absolutely nothing

Londo May 3. Mr Joseph Chamber- The real question we have to consider is as

to show that there is any desire to control lain, speaking at Birmingham Jerterday on His Excellency Are to whether the managemont of the re-

the Bishop-absolutely not award within

the approaching dissolation of Parliament, the four corners of this Bill KR SAFe ligious services the rites and ritual of the holder?

Uliter for that would weigh with the Bishop when he derelt upon the importance of a huge de

monstration being organised Bishop for the time being or under the

considered this question I think that the Whitsantide, at which resolutions should charch should be under the control of the control of the Charob Body. Now, I pro the

this Bill. prse to call the attention of the Counci; to Church Body. The prescot Bishop Jim question of ritual anglit to be left onto passed to pay no taxes imposed by a

Office through Central Station.

Between Mount Gough and Barbour Biastor's Office through Gap and Central Stations

Between Kowloon and Harbone Master's Office through flunghom, Wanchal, and Central Stationa

Now direct lines would have to be erect ed as well as a permanent stall appointed. Further it is to be bocas in mind that with the erection of the light on Waglan the new cosity of Caps d'Aguilar as a Light- House Station may cozen,

This improved signal service, if carried uut, would probably coat as follows:

2 Telograph Clerks at Gap Ruck, $40 month, with quarters, which will have to be built, (ons on store and one on Rock) $900

per aquaro.

1 Clerk at Harbour Office, $25........ 3300 Postmaster Ceantal's Estimates for

his Clerics

1 Clark at Cape d'Aguilar, $49, with

quarters

CHSE&

(Signed) H. H. Josers,

Superintendent Peninsular and Oriental The Honorable G. T. M. O'Brien, C. MC.,

Colonial Secretary/

PRIVATE STEAM LAUNCH OWNERS

AND THE GOVERNMEN 1.

We have been requested to publish the following additional correspondence on the aubject of the proposed amendmente in the Shipping Ordinance 1891

AM. MARSHALL,

-launch Owne?L

· THE LEGISLATIVE COUNDIL AND THE

KEW BILLAG

уси

Beat-

Me Whiteboad-I am not a sestholder, sir, but certainly think it dairable that

control should

be

are

was por

strange indeed for the Bishop to threaten to resign, and I do not think bo would persist in such a courag after due consider ation.

For (0)

H Hai

The Registraz-Geral

Ant(8)

"The Attorney-Chamurul-

25 Diretor of Public Warta The Act. Colonial TressLTET Seks Harbour Master

Hun, E. Bin

÷TSINGRIANGPU.

surrounding homes.

London, May S.-In connuation with the or sters found outside the wall of Wool- wich arasual it it is believed that no out- rage was intended.

THE VISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.

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Wire,

On demand, On Shanghai

On demand, N 90 days' sight, privata paper, Gold Loaf, 100 Hue (per Twel) Sovereigns (Hank's buy! TRIO)

210

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CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

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Temperature

Bumidity.

THE WANTAGE COMMITTER'S LECOMMANDĂ. TIONE Londen, May 2.-A statement published Nagasaki.. the expense which will devolve upor India Foochow in the execution of the changes advised by Amoy... the Wantage committee, the army estimates Anping29,89

1 be increased by one million and a half, Swatow... 29.91-75 mostly for increased pay and the abolition | Hougkonų 29.84

Vict. Peak of stoppages.

· AFRICAM NEWT

Canton is 39,64 MACAO SE ES lluikamatay Haiphong, 29.70

edon, April 29, the House of Com won, Mr Lowther, in reply to # question, said that no confirmation had best received

the Standards telegram reporting abt Bollaso.... 19.8

122 12581

May 17-17

Westocks=

ing between Catholics and Protestants at Marile 9.82 89 Uganda; neither was the news credited by C.8. James) == (SC. Daily Nera correspondeat)

ike Governmicot, Di May 5,

Advices from East Afrim atste that Enlo Last week this city was in a great slats Pacha is ill and returning to the coast, of excitement : fray with the passing of the Landen. May 2-The British Govern Tokio nouerous ricebouts, deluobbicot after de bent are upeasy respecting Mr Johnstone's Nagasaki. tachment dying their different coloured position in Africa, and have purchased two Shanghai... bright fags. Next, the visit of the stern-wheel steamers, which, with other Fouchow..! Viceroy, making his regular triennial tour assistance, will be despatched to Haira im- Amey 19.78 69 80

Anping] three days, as a despatch called him back of insucation which this year lasted only mediately, if neDONISTY

Advises frors Bierra Leone state that Co-Swatów ...

"The Colonial Soorslary-Lus of the Viceroy; the soldiers on one of the ❘ of the Victoria. Nyasza on the 6th March. Manila

Colonial Secretary's Office,

low documents, and I tasy say they have self offered the best and alrongest redion

The Harbour Master-It will link vozy Irish Pariinosat. Mr Chamberlain said he was convinced that the men of Ulster Hongkong, 13th May 1892 Sir, I am directed to acknowledge the led me to corroborate the opinion I lave possible for my supporting this amend ranch as though the Government did not would never yield. ressipt of your letter of the 11th instant, already formed that it would be better to ment The Bishop, at the meeting bold know its own mind, and could not decide on 29th April last, then stated, The which course to adopt. I thick that as Send to state in reply, for the information leave this clause as it is.He here read a

Obaplain are nembore long as wo hase a Uburch of England it of the Deputation of Private Steain Launch portion of a letter written to Sir George Bishop and $480.

Ownere. that the Bill to amend the Mer Buren by the Bishop on 26th August,of the. Church Body. There

Principles, and have an ecclesiastical bead. 1 Asistant $20 anil quarter. 840 chant Shipping Consolidation. Ordinance, } 1883; a despatch to the Secretary of State for six lay members to these two. Now ongit to be guided by Church of Euglsudby the War Office shows that, apart from Shanghai.

dated

· (in addition to laying a reliable line.)

1801, will be polished in the Gazette to the Colonies from Sir George Bowen,

hara getting disagreeable to a number vote

The following was the result of the As to the repetition at Kowloon of this morrow, and that His Excellency will be 27th August, 1883; and quotation from a posing that the ritual telegraphed interaation, this pears to glad to considor any suggestinos in refer- Draft Ordinance of Gibraltar. sent out by in the congregatiua presenze would be as auperfinous, and in view of this necessapes to it that the Deputation may dosto Lord Granville. Proceeding to nurrate the brought to bear span the lay members, the arily roundabout route, are unable to to make before it is passed by the Council, circumauce which led up to the drafting representatives of the seathaiders, and Ion 2. H. Whitehead The Clunial Betary commend it as a practically umful sugges In to add that after the Ordinates heuf the Bill, he said circular was sets out they are a majority in the Charol Bely. Han Chaber tion. If the information is posted at the bron passed His Excellency will maka ap- Alened by Mr Charles Ford, the Hon. Su.Of cours if it came to a resi diffonlty it Post office and a message aunt to the Agestapointments under it of persons authorized contury and Trvaatter to the seatholders, would be a painfot thing and would have as proposed, we fall to see the use of hoist to surrey boilera, and grant certificates of and in response to that circalar there was a te laat till the Chaplain's time expired. ing signals at Kowloon, wit

such sarrey, from the list submitted in very large meeting. At this meeting and then he might be dismissed if the Church Body was appointed. Then the Bill majority of the Church Boud fait they present your letter, As an improvement on the pre tem and as practically museting the wishes

I have the honour to be, Sir, your most was drafted and submitted to the Church must do it. Sir, why should the Or- Body aleated at that meeting which had ditance be so framed as to necessits to the of the signaturies we would suggest that as obedient servait,

G. T. M. O'BRIEN, an experiment the Government should un-

already decided practically that they should continuance of this painful position which dertake to telegraph any vessel passing

Colonial Scorelarg.

have a Church Body and not a Lasy Comthe Bishop sels out and refers to? Gap Rook of d'Agular on application for A. M. Marshall, Eag. Hinorary Secre mittas. A was pointed out by ishop Though the Bishop has that big fer Burdon at a recent amenting. this is a sign, still I think it is quite possible for the same being made to the Harbour Mas

tary Depu ation of Private Bidain ter at least one day previous to her ex-

Launch Owners.

Church of Kaylaod and not Congrega the Church Body to continue to exist and pected arrival.and payment of a fee of say

tional Church, and it is well to bair that is to carry on the services as required by the 5. This foo to be divided amongst these

Hongkung, 16th May, 1892. mind. This fabric is not being apded Light-keepers or Clarks, not specially api pointed for the work, en bens the duty or in your lottar of 18th instant that His 16 what they like. What could we do more call attention to the phrase just need by

Bir,In accordance with the intimation orst to the people of Hongkong to do with stitution of tho Church of Englandi.

The Director of Public Works I bag to of signalling my temporarily devolys we Excellency the Governor will be glad to than this Daving submitted the Bill to apprehend that while

the inforzation will be worth consider any suggestions in reference to the the Church Body it was approved of and the Bin, men in which he stated that to Nacking to quell an uprising of the lonel Ella is following up the saccess lately Hongkong 29.90 71

amendments to Urdinance No. 26 of 1891 sent back hore-three of the members have the Bishop had threatened to resign. It

among the natives, and the foreignora elmatay at Tambi, and has captured a strong Canton 20.90 76

at Tenistabs.

Macro....81 72 paying Salon forin by far the which the Deputation of Private Steam:ines gone away are temporarily about as pointed out the other day that the iden | Kolao Qui - Suca- won the rumiður qurteut gained by the British over King Caramoo's Vict, Peak 1.

•London, May. greater number the Agents and others willLpunch Owners way desire to make, before and the Bill came bolore the Legislative 1 of omitting this clause was eo foreign enoly have to wait and wonder is suspense position of the in the House of Con Hoito÷ mous Mr Lowther, in reply to question, Haiphong. 29.64 26 be quite content to wait as they do at amadients are passed by the Council, was read a first time, and no une contrary to the principles of the Church all sha Shanahal papers coms to bring

these present

If this view is found fucorrect Council, I have the honor to bring to your inid anything about the ondesirability of of England that if it was deleted the Bishop them in touch with the otside world.

would no longer be able to remain Chair

A Bed Rccident contred on the arrival said the survey party were within 150 miles Bolinao. 20.01 £8 and it is proved that the information of notice in reference to sub-section of clause & It was road a securid, time, and man of the Church Body, read valm-if only to the amount of $ation 7, that after some experience of the it was after this that we had a church mest

the small gonboals while bring a salate, be They had found a practicable railway routeC.S.James then provision for a regular staff of sign-issue of certificates of competency to the ing to puss the sccounts for the your. Very allers can be made

their light into their stock of powder, one of the peralturities of the people of in the matter, for I am not at present s Exceptions to the above or be made in Masters and Engineers of these Launches few people thought fit to attend. It is ouder of this motion I am quite importis came upoot with excitement and dropped for three haudred and Sfty-miles.

the result is found to be as follows- the cams of the regular Mail Steamers as

As regards the motto whom these Hongkung that they do not seem to cara Reatholder, but it appears to me thai vu whichi gave, then an upset of dit opus, AZUIGED 70 HAVE BEEN

London, April 30-The Duke of West- will hoist the sign) BTK (signifying ceruicatos have been issued, pany of them for church meatings (a laugh). At this the whole the arguments for leaving the kind, one man being killed dad throe Mails) when passing Gap Racks, or Cape being aware that they cannot now ba ro-mesting Me Els for the first time sig clause as it stands are greater than those others injured. The Viceroy is said to minister states that Orme has doablew d'Aguilar, these to be telegraphed free of placed without considerable trouble and geated that the clanse was objectionable, in favour of altering it. The hor, mens have beau displeased with the drilling of been poisoned. He is, however, progressing

1, Binomatay, redzoed in 53 degrURE FARKER- charge to the Harbour Office and forward, incurrenience to their employers, and pos- and this brought on the thecussion of this ber on wy right who moved the amend the soldiers, and it is no wonder, when we favourably, and continues to be Stat Hongkong Oberentory, May 17, 1892,

ment seemed to think that it was a harmteases how totally devoid of that individual. favourite for the Derby.

London, May 1.The Duke of West- ed on to the Post Office a direct line being sibly without the expanse which fe entailed quation-Is the Bishoy to have this con-

and handsädthe, Jaid for that purpose o

by the temporary loss of the services of the tro, or is the Church Bdy? We here atendiment after all, the Bishop. would bo desire to expel the Calestial is, as compared master to act as ho proposed in hit minute, already less amenable to control and more to send a circular roued the church fore necessarily would bare a good deal widespread in China expressed in set if not thousand pounds to any one giving infor- other Tassels to be signalled at presentes.eas in the discharge of their duties members, and. I am informed that the to say on the matter even if it was not by in word, exert yourself as little as posgi-mation which shall lead to the conviction

bauidity of air kalareind with moisture being (Signed) R. M. ROMSEL,

than was formerly the ones, and they are members are now equally divided on the law specially under big control The hon. ble, anche to bave had its effect on the of these concerned in the poisoning of 8. Harr, in parcentage of esfumilou, tha aleo agitating for an increased scele of question, the ling being 24 each way. member who seconded the amendment army as well sa on the gentry and others. Urms, the Derby favourits,

London, April 20, Mr. Elame has written. 4. Deaction ay Mano, to two półn wages on account of the rednoud bumbors We don't get much atsistance from this thought that it was very good cas, a Think of tas days before the arrival of the TEN INDIA COUNČIĄ BILL

5. Fanca ar Fan, seconding to manufari from which their ranks cau now be filled up. disided condition. We must do something good deal for the reason that one reaalt big inspector, the cavalry just galing These sta contingencies at which so ons The Bill is in the last stage of discussion. would be that the Bishop would have really wide awake stunt drilling! The letter to the Times in which he protests soquainted with the characteristics of this I have arrived at the conclusion that it is nothing to do with the matter at all. 1 efforts of home meds them a regular laugh- against the attack made upon him by Mr sale class of Chinego will be surprised.

my duty to vote in favour of leaving, the soura to me that the reasons urged by the ing attck with these looking uns pas man Maclean in Parliament during the debate or Waiten & han skt, d des Hongkong, 16th May, 1892.

As regards the owners of launchies they clause as it is. When you have once aethon. mover and the hon. secunder are, to though a member of the cavalry, had nas on the Indie Council Bill Me Home Lecheras, drissling, ring for, gloomy qually, run; aukow, i bandar, e vinilliit,, Sir,--With reference to your fatter of 28th April covering chpy of a Report from are now in a far score difficult position tied the question of having Church Body that extent at least, contradictory and riders before and offered great amusement quotes his Zudian letters to disprove the hali, lightning, a overomis sparing a lower

Farx, in inches, laushe and hundredths. thas was formerly the cess for chearing it would be absurd to nullify the position self destructive. In view of there being on by His strenuous efforts to keep outside his charge brought against him of being

unsveling, and rebel. He affirms that the crisis in Indis the Harbour Martor and perivendent of the safety of their property and ayolding of the Bishop I have had a oummunics pronounced expression of opinion on the horse, which soon proved navaling Police on the suggestions which have been

HONGKONG REGISTER. The return of the Viceroy was quite a the resonable progors of ladie, vill hasten rubmitted for more 'oficient system of the losses which may arise from careless tion from the Bishop. He says park of the tholders in favour of the uvey he went is drawing nearer, and that the neglect of

10 1992, johange, and in view of the fact that as far

Loudon, May Mr Misalean has written Me dear Mr Goodman,-The

deystapan. -10 m. port and of stilising to the full extent the sight of, inocases the risk to the lives of Laditional facilities for that purpose which those who travel in these bexts

Body held meeting this morning with yes Body who wants the change to be made, to less than six-ings, each palling several

by Mr Ede and I submit that we should be decidedly eu large mandarin bezir suda ganboat. Ister in the Times in which he says that

20,31 There is an increasing number of Ubi ference to the point raised, are afforded by the construction of the Gup Rock Lighthouses and the laying of the employed as Master of lighters and in the circular sous sound by Mir Mackintoak the safe side iu pot making the alteration Brs broke out in a village about 80 i Mr Hume's conduct is precisely susirgom telegraph oille which comunale it with this the festories at the Dockyards, and in pointed out that the proposal of Mr witheat some further reason being stated, from here near the lungire lake and to that of the Clangsel leaders who Island,

I hate the honor to stare that the other similar establishments at this part, Eis was against the principle of the Church and I am also of opinion, though perhaps swept away every house, not one left with advigal the use of dynamito feiling legsi Bignatories of the Original letter dealing or in subordinate positions or board of England, which Episcopal, and in That may be looked upon a rather fur in the town (med) wall. The several hun redes of their grievances.

London, April 29,--Matings of the mas Forced with this question are of opinion, that, the inches from whom it was previously lavcar of the principle of Congregations did argument, that the Church Body and dred families left hemaless were visited by

Weather proposals enduating from the above band posside, at any moment, to select sumplism, and that if it were accepted and roads those whose interests are in the Cherch the Huen' who will most likely petition the gentlemen will not fast the views of the pstest meh, in the cipally of Masters or part of the Ordinance, it must involve the will hard a gory much better curate of Tectal to render some letanos to voters and the collow spinzers of Lancashire public generally, and certainly do not meet Engineers in abarge of launches, to retirement of the Bishop and the couse getting saliscriptions from England, whe-bald their bouses as they are far from are being held daily with a view to settle with the approval of those nines particular place thise whom the the owners fonga ta quant change of the Church Body into then um missionary sesjelles of here, loont. Partenitely so hires were lost their disputes by arbitration. Meanwhile Baka

London, May 1-4 confeream of ely interested, in this sanstez, because the Os incompetent, on soount of earelees Lay Committee said, further, that if they appeal of behalf of Charou whore There was such as the latter part of much distrase prevails among the spinnem. spinuste held at Boltán a resolution wa position, they appese to support is that the insubordination or other disqualisoms, perisaps many, had almost certainly services are ender the control of a Blakep of April, tas por bright and warm weather present system is reasonable recallon, but the latter ace now debarred nigued in favour of the propost without the Church of England rather then if they prevails:

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Barometer steady. Gradients moderate for winds Weather ofercast and cool, with slight rain. (isod 10.5%)

Director of the Observatory.

On receipt of the information the Peat tunch on which they are employed, ars done all we could. It had been suggested Olisirman of thị Church Body and thors- | with Westeru seldiara, That - nazim; sơ | minister bun offered reward of 676/ kult, and to the lával of the ses in inches, th

(Bigned) GoRDON,

Harbour, Mäder.

Capt. Supt. of Police.

Hongkong, 2nd April, 1892, N

signalling the approach of vessels so this handling, which also, it must not to lost Hangkeng, 13th Church we know there is buty one of the Church sight for this quiet gatal, kiu dost taking | it. A MAN ge

THE COTTON SPESA DIFUT

3. TEKPERATES, in the shade in degrem Fahrenheit.

BANÓMSADS" Temperataru Banridity Direction of

Wind

0.06

Kishot open air temperaturg Lowest open air temperature

Kungkong, May 17, 1692-

29.86