EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1898.
THE Sanitary Board meets to-morrow at 4.15 p.m. The business is formal
The public auction of sundry nával and victualling, obsolete and condemned stores, Advertised to take place to-day at H.M. Naral Yard, has been postponed till to- morrow at noon.
A DECORATION is stated to have been for
warded by the Emperor of Chius to the Emperor of Japan, and Mr Yano, it is stated, is conveying a decoration from the, Emperor of Japan to the Emperor of
China.
THE recent disturbance at Canton has been grossly oxaggerated by some of the Shang- Îmi newspapers, notably L'Echo de Chine, which stated that the foreign residents on the Shamoon had sent their wives and families to Hongkong and Macao for safety.
KAMALATY
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
(SUPPLIED TO THE 'CHIRA MAIL']
Lexson, 31st October, 1888, THE SITUATION,
It is stated that it has been decided to form a strong Emergency Squadron, tô most at Plymouth, and awake an important naval demonstration.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS OF GERMANY AT JERUSALEM.
The Emperor William and the Empress of Gormany entered Jerusalem on Saturday. The entry was a brilliant spectacle and traps Had the crowded route.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
MOVEMENTS OF FOREIGN. MEN-OF-WAR.
HONGKONG, November 2. On the 27th of October, the following British warships were in Nagasaki Har |bour :---Victorious, Hurt and Vilacrity. All had arrived from Weihaiwei, and it was
THE CHINA MAIL.
THE CALL TO ARMS.
the whole containing 37,634 offears and mon; with 11,047 horses and males; 149 hattalions of infantry, with 147,417 officors It has been decided to mobilize the and men, and 719 horsee and mules. Militia and Volunteers.Pide ERUTER's Total, 211,067 officers and men, 20,024 TELEGRAM. horses and mules, and 713 Gold guns. The Colonial Corps consists of 8,704 officers and men. The Departmental Corps (Army Service, Medical Staff, Ordnance, and Fay) consist of 68 companies, with 8,426
males. offleory and mon, and 1,311 homes and
reported that the Victorious was to leave on the following day for Weihaiwai,... Tha The Auxiliary forces comprise the Hor. Ileriniune arrived at Nagasaki from Wei-ourable Artillery Company, the Militia, haiwsi on the 19th of October, and returned the Yeomanry Cavalry, and the Volum on the 26th to that port,
The Russian gunboat Otwajny and the German cruiser read have both boun lying
techs.
The Honourable Artillery Company (orm and field artillery and infantry) con-
at Nagasaki for about two months; bat itsists of S officers and man, with 182 THE FASHODA INCIDENT.
was reported that the Irene was to sail at horses and 8 field guns. Major Marchand awaits instructions at the end of October for another port not Cairo.
nomed. The Russian cruiser sig bad heen expected in Nagasaki for several days.
THE SITUATION.
Provisor A. G. Bell, inventor, of the
The formation of an Emergency Squadron telephone, had an audience with the Ea-is confirmed. There is extraordinary peror of Japan on the 22nd October. He activity at both the naval and military ~ézia presented by the U.3. Minister. Tino contres in Pall Mall, and the robilization International dessentien në deurnalists ir MA and Various he boar de Japan is to entertaini My Doll ( dinner un
ckoú apón. Sunday, the Bth the
SEA.
The Militia consists of 32 rogiments of artillery, 14 companies of engineuss, 126 battalions of infantry, and companies Medical Staff, with 180,752 users and
The Chanuel Islands provide batteries of actiflory and 7 Lattalions of in- fantry, with 5,19% oficers and men. The Royal, Malka Militia consists of 1,60 oli-
There is considerable movement among the the Japanese war-vessels, and the Japanese naval authorities have just concluded a strict inspection of the varicosiahips and
vai stations.
The French cruiser Jean. Hart is reportad to be at Taka, in the Gulf of Pochilli,
The French crisor Descartes left Naga saki for Taku on the 18th October.
The storeship Humber is expected short At 6 o'clock on Tuesday oroning ay in Hongkong She will load stores and
ASON), the arrivals by the prer of India THE COLLISION IN THE INLAND yesterday was the Rev. Alex. Connell, M.A.3.D., of Rogent Square Presbyterian Church, London. Mr Connell is the Coo-
GREAT LOSS OF tare,
Nagasaki, October 27,
cers and men.
Thas Yeomanry cavalry consists of 11,897
rafficers and men.
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Though a million fees should threaten, yet For Britain's sons are only when there's
we feel no cause for font,
sign of danger next, And thousands in or sea-git home, is
prime, and strong, manhood's Are mising now the battle-cry, our own
victorians AnDY,
we're one with thee
And from the bare onts of the earth, Come lusty voices cehoing: We'll fight;
wherever man may be,
Our standing army way be small, as mo
dern counting rans. But then we have our Volunteers and our
Colonial Sons.
The ory To arms, the Volunteers," to
echoes far and wide,
that never knows Brrasć ;
15 proprad stay,
Now, let who will oss us, we can bght Proin the news throughout the world,
the fight to day.
to ends of earth and Our Army, Navy, Volunteers, will keep Old
England free.
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A BATTLE IN AMERICA.
ONDURMAN ECLIPSE).—BRAVERY OF THE
NEWSPAPER CORNERPONDENTS,
i
Canadian newspapers co hand by the Em- press of India give bloodthirsty duseriptions of 'the terrible battle' that occurred thirty miles from Walker, near Bear Island in Minnesota. The description is worthy of| su ara-making battle like that of Ondur man, and the reader is chagrined to learn, after wading through yards of descriptive matter, that the affair was a mero skirmish
LATE TELEORAMS. (Rangoon Ghaeile).
BIR CLAUDE MACDONALD, AND THE EMPEROR
OF CHINA.
London, Oct 16. Sir Chale Macdonald has received satisfactory pasurando regarding the Emperor's health.
TRAINING CHINESE, TROGIS,
Allahabad, October lo-The services of Major Hamilton Bower, 17th Bengal been applied for by the War Office for the Cavalry, the well-known explorer, have purpose of raising a regiment of Uhinaman for service under the British Government.
THE TERRIBLE DISASTER OFF THE.
LIZAREN, London, October 18-The Atlantis tran
have been drowned. sport liner Mian has foundered off thì ' Lizard, nel 143 persons are reported
the
THE PLOT
FLUTTY. ASSASSINATE THE KAISER Landon, October 16-Further arrests
yet of pension and reserve pay to pensioners and veoruitsin those tribus will be considered up to that date.
The Volunteers consist of 2 regiments of¦ And not slano, in England, will out and Privates Edward Lowe, John Okustead, missioner of Peshawar, has applied to
| Tight horse "(8014 officers and uüiu), 12 bare
Osaber 14.-Sir Richard Udny, Com- rotire from the Civil Service from January
between 100 regulars (commanded by a General) and, at the highest coraputation, which the Indians are compuced reminde 175 or 179 Indians. The ninety with
one of the ecumey with which semi people on tba American_ale could have been nude at Alexandria in connco. bell the Spanish loss in the oqually tion with the discovery of an Anarchist terribly hittles. fought on the outplat against the life of Emperor William, and the great heart of the nation pulpitates skirts of Manila, a few wolks ago! Of
THE GORDON HIGHLANDERS. with love and pride,
The Gordon Highldora lave besin or For these are mur, nt of them-the course, in this Indian affair, the newspaper dered to be a alexandria us replace the
younger and the best;
corrcapondents wero prodigies of valour. Warwickshire regiment which has been seist They hons of manhood's sturdy strength Brill and Benton, we are told, fought
to Crete,
THE S. W. FROSTIER, The darlings of our households and the nabravely with royal em.. The soldiers: Allahabu, 13-The Government of engaged belonged to Company F. 3rd U.S.India is inclinot to grauit an amnesty ro Infantry. Without doubt it must have the Afridi and Gazi actors and al- been a hot little skirmish. The exaggota 15th has loun fixed as the date up to which Bantes from their regiments. Novomber tion of the nowagiper correspondents can- their cases will be considered. Similarly, not hide the fact. Olajar Melville Will son was killed, Sergeant William Butler,
Volunteers stand fast,
John Swalkenstocker, and Alfred Seball. Our brave Colonial some will hail their The following is characteristic: The
wolours to the mast. Fron ice bad Canada the cry arises: We wounded dumber 17, all of whom are more
In the case of Trumpeter Mage Singh, Punjab Cavalry, who abut Ressac for tesa syriously wounded," General Bacon Amaullah Khan, of the same regiment, st
dents have been accurated for and Martial, the Commander-in-Chief us now 7th and was sentenced to death by Court injured, though they were at one time confirmed the sentence and the trumpeter under these Bre which thinned the will be oksentat zarks of the troops. It is liefactory in
THA PLATE COMMISSION. Alimatul, Oct. 13.-The Secretary of know that the correspondents saved their State has fornmily sanctioned the bacon. At first the scusational reports of tent of a Commgssion to make an invoatt an int the skirmish alarmed the good peuple of sation of a scientific character, in India Minnesota, No hing would satisfy them regard to the plaque. "The nuin ques
one with which the Commission will be bus to despatch the 11th Mianesota Yo-concerned are the origin of the different Cutters to whip the Indians. At no time, the discard is countunksted, and the effects outbreaks of plague, the rasaner in which bo it understood, has the American citizen of the curative serum and preventive inocu- much faith in the regular soldier. Undle Istion. The Commission will he composed San'a straugth lies in the Volunteers-nad of three scientists and two civil offisers of
Indian very good son they would make if there was time to train them for real fighting.'
-are-hore
1st
vener of the Foreign Missions Cowmittee feellisina Decurred-near Tadotsu in the In-ammunition as quickly as possible, and annen), 214 battalions of villes (197,094 | our Mother's burdena, be there is unhurt, and all the newspaper correspon- Meranshah in the Toeli Valley on July
of the English Presbyterian Church, and is Bout out to visit the mission centren under
his control, in Chins and India. Regent
Square is one of fheargest and basi-known churches in London, and Mr Counell one of
the most popular of the younger preachers
in the metropolis. We understand that ho
is to preach in Union Church on Sunday
orning.
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land Ses between the Kindtre and leave for the North to macet the fact. the Migurnost mir.
The Kinshiharu was not seriously damaged, but the Miyagawa-maru sank A VOLUNTEER STANDING ARMY: almost immediately.
The Captain, the officers, and thirty-siz of the crew were saved, and also eighty- eight passengers.
Sixty-eight persons are missing. Nages meki Duży Pres
WEATHER REPORT:
On the 2nd at 11.25 a. The barometer has fallen on the China cost, particularly on the E. const. Pressure romains high over A. China, and low in an area lying between the . E. part of the China Sea and the Loans Gradients molerate on the cost, and in the N. latt of Sea Forecast-moderate, windaj clandy, rainy.
A SPEECH UY LORD ROBERTS..
The general opinion of the British people, so far as we are able to glean it from telegrams and newspapers, appears to te favourable in the policy now adopted by the British Government. In Hongkong,
The following notion is issued from the unqualified appreyal is expressed over the warlike, demonstration that is being nie throughout the Empire. Up to the pre- sent, the reiterated declarations of Cabinet Ministers to the effact that England would protect her commercial interests oven to the point of war, without acting up to these bold declaratione, have made Enginnd somewhat ridiculous in the eyes of the foreigner, who had begun to believe that British ministerial statements were not worth taking seriously. Great Britain is not a military nation. It is slow to wauth.
A JAPAN paper publishes the absurd story | Observatory. that previous to his departure from Hung- kong, Hong Yau-wei paid over a taillion dollars to the British Government for be ́protection which had been afforded him. This was atated as having been communicat. octa a press correspondent from a reliaide Bourca in Hongkong. Hong as a matter of Inet bad-not-ten dollars-to-hand-over-to. anybody. He is indebted to the generosity of Me To Tung for his ability to travel to Japan. Be Ho Tung has extended his kindness to eng's wife, other, and family.
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PUNJOM MINING CO., LIMITED). The Secretary of the Punjom Mining pany, Lomited, advises us that he has ́reccired the following telegrani giring the
result of the October clean-up
tucies of artillery (47,794 officers and m), 22 battalions of engineers (15.043 officers
oficors and ren), and 14 corapanies of "inedical staff (1,488 officers and mien), and the Bermuda Rifles (019 officers and then), Altogether, therefore, Great Britain on rely, approximately (for the must be among the Volanteurs many ani le serve in the Bold), un 107,530 others and men in her and forces.
.
To share
And the brutal ansanlian Squatter takes
Anglat danger hear;'
his rifle and his heirse, And joins the hearty legion of the Grunter
England's force. In Africa, the minar forgots the diamond's Or the gold of fand Johannesburg, and
juins the warlike stream.
No account is here taken of the army and lu India, the Rajaha puss their tops nilich" "reserves, whịch, must
int the fray, дебе дольк
And the Volunteers, rojoicing, long, to up largely in the calculations of the aula i is
and be away; The active st of the navy shows, in 1892, 93,750 pfficers, sammen, boys, east" guards and Royal Marines."
Sext to the Mediterranean and Chanel Squadrons, the China Squadra is The strongest numerically and in weight; and, if necessary, this quatron could be readily reinforced.
GREAT BRITAIN'S ATTITUDE IN CIHNA.
(From Japanes Papers.)
And
en
INJ distant Singapore, young voices, trus and struny, Taks up thu Thars, and grandly
rolls the sound alting.. In Hongking we have not sail inuch, but And willing as the others to do all that
_we_are vooly, too,.
Dercenila
And should the note of battle sound, 'twill
find us at our posts, Tho' but an star in the count of the con
testing bosts.
7
We are not enforced to figlic, and the con.
ription is not ours, Wo are not dragged to battle, like the
soldiers of the Powers. Wo fight because we will not see the British
Hay torn down,
with
experience.
Department, and Mr A, Camino, S., who Mr J.-P. Hewett, Secretary in the Home acted as Plaque-Cramissioner in Bombay
are
also be a Secretary to the Commission, but the Indian officers aslected. There will
he has tot yet been maminated."
|--is--therefore, easy to understand the disgust with which the ordere of the Control Government not to send the Volunteers
Oct. 1-The Plague Commission which was received at Minneapolis. The Min-
has been ordered to assemble in India asutas are filled witli iliwary artuur just will spread its work over the cold season, now. They thirst for gore. They are visiting various infected areas and colleg - anxious to emulate the regiment now serving eviiruce regarding the course taken by
the epidemic. ing in Mapila. Governor Clou,h has "got up his dunder, The Government may ge THE RAILWAY TO INDIA. to blazes; Mr Governor Clough has
WILL GERANT OR RUSSIA on GREAT
BRITAIN MAKE IT
The Mill, van 29 days, crushing 3,200 Tus total amount drawn at yesterday's tons, pickling 242 023, of melted gold. The Salo of Work on behalf of the Baxter Mis Cyanide Plaut worked 30 days, producing As we have said already, France and attitude raganling the political change in For hearth and home and liberty, for con further use for it. Here is the latest
bullions of an estimated value of £105 Stor- ling. The Mines aro' valuable, prospects requiring development."
sion was $1592. The following were the
stallholders;--
Refreshment Stall-Mrs Jackson, Missos Jackson and Mrs Hawkins
Mrs Holland, Mre Humse and Mts/Jof- freye.
Hi Gany Bad Men-Drury.
Lady Carrington, Miss Carrington and Mes Ormushy.
Mrs Mastor and Miss Hageland and Miss Hampar
Mrs Playfair Mrs Rumsey and Mrs Lang-, hornc.
-
Bain.
Mrs Thomson, Miss Anderson and Miss Mrs Rowlandian, Mre Haughton sud Mrs Gewne.
Mr Heemskerk, Miss Heidelborg and Miss Hermann
Mes Mitchell, Mrs Bath and Misz. Wallano. Birs Bell-Irving, Mrs Dudin and Mra Bagnall Wode.
Mrs Tonnes, Mrs Suadets and Mrs But. tar shaw.
.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION. Consels are steady.
SHANGHAI RACES. PIRST DAY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, The following are the resulsy to hand bar. fore we went to press - JockDY CLUB.---
Equimus, ... Black Device, Tomboy
Time, 2.49). CLEON STAKES —
The Gutrast, waar Forest, King, compatigas While Rose, Thus, 2,00 WSIADEN PLATE.
AFTER the Performance-Charles will you girls 100 so 7--Blanobo. It's only a matter of forny!
The uther day a barrel of treacle fell of a loury in a bney street. The pool &weet stuff formed was immodistols eurrounded by hordes of yaanzatora But the ga- sympathetic policeman bold them back At last a bright fina struck pua urchin he shoved his neighbour into the mess, Then, with the victim, the multitude ra tired, at licked him olean. How doth the busy little bry, dc.l
We understand (says the Shanghai Aler eigh that the Fuent attempt to ilost s raw loeil Fire office under the title of The Shanghai Fire Insurance Co., Laliter has fallen through owing be want of sufficient support. I view of the unusally large number of fires shat have broken out in the Settlerpenta tha
Death curing print few and of the fact that the recent experienca nuntha of
many of the oftions represented here in to have boon unfavourable, the morront sofucted by the promoters of the Now onterprino was anything but oppor tane; and we are not surprised at the Bault.
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It is not likely to emulate the French dis- aster of 70. But from the preparations
TORTO, cuber 24. that are now being made, it is ovirlear that According to the latest information, the our Ministers mean business somewhore. British Government takes a very moderate
Fashods may not be the principal cause of China, which it regards. as more of an aci these preparations. Russia played, as false dent than a deeply laid plot against the in North China. Lord Salisbury is deter-principle of reform. The British Govern. mined—at least, wo ferrently hope he isent does not credit the ropert that Russia to stand firin to his dealazed policy and to
is pulling the wires, and believes that as resist all further encroachments on the part soon as the present excitement subsides, | of his aubtle antagonists. France may be the movement for reform will still proceed, a meme to our shoras, but the fooling in Great Britain's native in stativsing mür- gradually growing stronger among those incs in Peking is to thwart the ambition of who are watching closely the development other Powers., Japan sympathizes With the of the political situation that it is Russia view taken by Great Britain. ・・ rather than Franco which is the care of "aff this long and clamour and bustly of
wor.
Should war be contemplated, it is reces Mary that England should be protected. The proposed demonstration by our Homeguard' is a timely one. It is well to remind the Continental nations that England's strength is not summed up in
e.
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her standing army and navy. In a spech
Pallanders (3991241212903 Sundstorm, 8- Timo, 1.39.
MALO PLATE-Half-mile.
Klardysk - vapaamiST
Brow Thine, 503.
CUP-Two milos.
CIL
Sinbadirasakemm
Spartan
Time, 4.281 LOTTERY STAKES.-Mile and a half. Cher, sisse nime Ten Re.. The Briker... Time,
3.24 AUTUMN CUP-11 mile. Montdelle,... Yie... White RoseİNE POPELNAKLA Time, 2.45. WBATOPOO STAKES.--11 mila.
The Drummer, T
Pluto Time, 3.21
Ir is reported frt Tiantan that a body of | FAR WAR CUP.-Quo Milo,
troops, belonging to the turbulent Kuzen rops of Genaral Tang Fi-halang, while travelling by the Tivutsin Shanhai-kuan Railway to the vicinity of Peitaiho, attack- ed agme forsiga saployees of the railway on the same train. Brickbats were used by the braves and some of the foreigners were injured and had to return to Tientsin. The troops then became so mutinans that the native authorities in the viuinity buil considerable difficulty in restoring order.--- N.-G. Daily New
Imprisoninia
Thaboy Memo..... Thus, 2.10.
THE EMPEROR OF CHINA.
HIS LATEST PHASE.
Let
Come on,
They
But,
seience, Gud and crown, the sorf-fed Russian massos, or the Franch-compelled to fight
we'll show them England you, has not lost all her might.
count par army worthless, dout it with gibes au jours,
about our Volunteers.
by the Lord, they never thought
IONIC.
bulletin from Minneapolis:
Minneapolis Oct. 8-The Government and notified Goversor Clough that it has led the order putting the companios of the 11th Alimosota Voluntaarn at Dalath
The Visuma cerrespondent of the Chro wiele learns from St. Petersburg on excellent authority that in view of the asian sheme of a Mediterranean and Indian Ocean railway, no little annoyanse is felt in Russia oficial citoles by the Kaiser's forthcoming tour to Constantino- plo and Jurusalam. The fast of the Rose pls und the settlers, and was amaging to melili sane annali to the Persian Gult asked for a Turkish concession
and et St. Paul ander his orders. He had all preparations made to send the Duluth companies to the front at you to protect
the
If
I will issue
A
bas
AS 80013
think
GRIND
reroaining
companies at St. Paul., for a line from supposes that the rougestion is date world, which looks apan Tarkiza. Asia ad FRANCE'S PROSPECTS IN A WAR
exoiced alarm in the Gotraan 6pancial General Bacon's message, Baying that the WITH ENGLAND.
trouble was over and that there was no exclusively reserved fur German enterprisv. That the French authorities fear some more danger. The Governûr added A Goca campaign against the solomo revolution as an outcome of the prevailing shall pay no reaction to the Wasandy begun at Constantinople, and
Dexte
is is known in St. Jctureburg that the necessary unrest is evident from the order to arrest call for volunteers, arm them with auch Kaiser is to ask the Saltan to recorvo the Duke of Orleans should be cross the shot guns as I can pick up and lot the concession for Gurmans till they have dona Shangla, Oct. 27.
frontier. It is precisely under auch wendi. Government go to the devil. I am tired of with all their present engagements in Tu Yesterday's Erio de Chins states that it
tune as these that war is like y-to brauks doing business with Washington. There kish Asia, The Germans are confident Are required a very important letter, dated out over some tride. War turns the atten-is boo auch red tape about it. Orders are that the Saltan will not dare to refuse the the 22nd inst., from Peking, giving the tion of the nation away from liternal issued ons uiauce and revoked the next, desirs of his guest and recent protistog details of the visit of Dr Dethiers and Moubles; it it is crowned with victory the I am not an alarmist, but it is the safe the first step of counter action on the part Government is covered with glory and gets thing to be prepared. It will reasaura the
of Germany Vissière to the Emperor, We translate
son as he got wind of the this
Russian scheras, has been made by lotior as fliews:
a tresh lease of power; it is tails thero it a estilors and Forhaps prevent an outbreak,'
ishing recently & Consulate ne It is extremely diffeals to get precise downfall of course; but when that is Sines writing the above, we learn from the Parsian Gulf. The leader of the At Bushire, ou information on the subject of the interview to grasp it war as the
imminent
day way
posible mode Dethere on the one part and their Majes
bucks composed the fries which engaged in Turkish enterprise, has hent directed to Of course, such Govorumanta Reidon are Gottural Bacon's command, near Beir Island.qut to Constantinople and prepare the
threatening their scheme, However,
Russians are no less conddoat of overs
tha moroll extension in the regiune is in
Russin on this question to go hand in hand is developing that it would be best for casing at St. Paturnburg, and the feeling
with Bogland, particularly as t the lina which and terminates at the Indian Ocean will pragically be
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deliverut by Lord Roberts the other day, an the 18th bet-con M, Vissière and Dr of salvation fermenta
ars at later exchanges that no less than 10 young Gorman financlore who is interested
ho dealt with this asoio topic. He ex- ties the Empresa-Dowager and the Emper zoally prepared for war. The French Gov Qay-She Owen Ag-Yosh, or as the English (or the imperial tommersial travelle
what similar circumstances, it plunged version would be,Strong Vuion of the equent certainly was not when under
1in a the war with
полу
ng in the long run all palle thes
or on the other.
The reserva maintained by che visitors. understund. amputally on the professional side, is vanity in
"The doctor and 3 Viesiòrs wore ro-, 42 suits of, the many is 1870, and, Hud," was the leador, and directed the disille of German noighbourhood and com..
t
prossed his natiuction with the progress the Volunteer movement had made in Great Belain, India, and the Colonies. Those who participated in the Jubilee fuctivities last
enormous expenditure cinco year were struck with the workunnina nall hill at the two extremities of like Great Britain. M. de Lanseren has here, it is difficult to account for the heavy
ceived on the side of the lakes or gains then ou the ery and navy, one doubts plan of battle.'
their fitness now-to fica a strong Powar
Considering the smallness of their nun Hike and well-set-up Volunteers who one which they found the Biopress Dagerinted out that their navy at least could from the Colonies to Londos to do honour and the Einpetos, beta wasted in la gestire in such a conflict, and without the loss on the military side, but pot so dificult
The Empress
olath. She inat the ordinary of her colonies would be at England's Benton head-dress with son precious met y
Of the ultimate issue of such a war there and when the Amcor of Aiglianistan Attends and pendants of coral, and wore un
dan Le little doubt, and French statenien amiroidered wh mi oluurest joka
The Expa
to Her Majesty, and he was extremely proud
Chinese tran-obaire.
to command such & splendid body of men. with a yelled in front of hor a table hay, France could do little, while every one to account for the bravery of Brill and ts next door to Cypres
2
In India there were now 10,000 Vilantuors,
Tarts
.
ed a grand Durbar, held by Lord Dufferin at
1
2
2
BECOND DAY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 NORTEAN CUT-mile.
Ariel...y
Tilbits
A
Time, 1.32)
yelles fperor and in, frous of bist surely know this. If they plunga)
RUSSIAN RIFLES FOR THE CHINESE ARMY.
made for England. Russiatis visely prefer say future neighbour in Asin to Garmany.
If at the present juncture England mikes firm step to ours a hasis for the par tisipation of English engineers and contra
into this war, it will be the last desparata Au oficial notification from the Tangli tora and capital in the schemy, there is
Fra
and wore the usual A- | Raval Pindiia 1885 one of the things which dince costume and winter hat with a knob throw of the gambler; bus for the sake of Tanion to the Viceroy of Liang-kuang re-every reason to believe that el sueuritisn especially, and on humanitarian porta thataomstime ago the Director-Gonor and friendly co-operation aro obtainable. way map yet be found of averting it instructions from the Russian Government,
excited his euriosity and admirativa was oftating sabed the En press, the grounds generally, it is to be hoped that al of the Russo-Chinese Bank, acting under from Russia.
company of Volunteers. Why gentlemen
1 Blis
Emperor, and Dr Detleve
raturned
fumed to the Legation,"
sama
of
pach.
Sripa
'Goscher's mixture,' as the North-country
Quotations. Boxazore, Nov. 2, 1808.
Old
t
of Bosition and leisure should thus give up visitors, conied by Prince Chiossibly, revolution may break out in time asked the Chinese Government to purchase their time, and even endure hardships, for
MOBETON,
to a completo oxamination of his to give Franca a plausible pratext for with: 500.000 rifles at a cost of Tls. 8 acqual with a dash of Welch' has been the good of their country was an enigma to Majesty.
rawing hur daim to Fashoda. Any way some of th
way Some of these obsolete rifles It is impossible for us to give the details the present position of abairs in uroj been delivered to the Chinese Government, called, is no langer to be used on,buant her
Hea have Alrendy the Oriental raind. Wo were art, when of toxininating and the results. All af r 38 curious commentary on the Taishatit declined to pay for them on account Majesty's ship, sacepit in the ones of bugs We road of great masses of mea in Centizon- that we can say is that the health of his proposals for reduced armaments all ruumi of financial dificultis of China. An dockyard craft, aud harbour and dockyard tal Armisa, to underrate our ora power, but Majesty presente an immediate danger,Banyoon Getli,
Imperial decree was then issued to the weed until the North-country stock of coal
service.
For these latter it will only be foreigners who understood these things did
and that he sofore chiefy from anemi
sffect that the Eight Bandit. This was enable rejoicing both amongst officers and
(of Manchus) During the whole longth of the visit,
were to undergo foreign
is reduced; consequently there is consider not underrate the military instinct which the Empress followed with grest attention Fear sarcastic party: Why don't you get excellent opportunity for the Russian Gor had produced a foren ul 230,000 men. To the ductor's examination and seamed roas. your cars trimmed? They are too Istice for ernment to get rid of their silee, and M. msu, who have experienced the exiss- render this force more completely offcient,
aurod by his conclusions.
Pavlo man-Second sarcastic party: Why the Eight Bantere necessitated the use when their vessels have been under sisam. De Dethore and M. Vissiers then don't you get your ears enlarged? They're of his rifles, which are of the latest pat
that the foreign drill quencos of dirty fumes from the "missure Buggested the officers required to be better instructed, retired and after having partaken of a too small for an as and the men required to be more ofleient collation offered by their Majesties, they
torn: It is also stated in a despatch from the in the use of their rifles; but as time went
Tsung-li Yamon to the Viceroy of Idang- This letter le interesting as far as it poos, It is amusing to watch the efforts of the kuang that the Chinese troops had tried on these defecte wore being remedied. but it really tells as nothing wo did not politicians in Ireland to attract a little at the rites, which proved to have given At the same time, a. patriotis spirit must know before. The close watch which the bention to themselves in the patiod of pra very satisfaction, and much supariaz to be fostered among all classes, for such a Empress Dowager Lopt or Dr. Datorer seland. Their despairing agility reiniads bys alsa askod the Viceroy of Liang-kuang
found peace that has settled down on the the German rides The Tsung- movenants is
is quite intelligible, but: spirit would secure the peace and prosperity all it is impossible to be certain that it age ono irresistably of the movements of an whether it is advisable to purchase thes of the land, and would enable Great Britain the Emperor whom De Fethiye saw. If unhappy mouse under the rassivor of an instruments of war from Atala-China to do what no other country had succeeded there are one or more dosblus of the air pump. The supply of oxygen-that is Gratka.
Emperor in the
to OBY
of American dollarsle exhausted Palace, they in doing, vis, to maintain a Volunteer tugally he aufficiently like him even to and the jumps and shricks of the distressed Tur Tientain correspondant of the N... Daily Netes writesFor some daya Chi- O'Brien previously at a distanco seated en ga- war, but he feared that we would courtegged on a dais in all the immovability in Maya, and Mr Davitt, Me Dillon and Contain en route to Shanhaikunt. They
A league all to in the future, ma in the past. The best way that Chinese utiquette demande.-V. the othere are trying in various ways to come from Pastingfu, and are said to be in
zales the wind-all of of preventing war was to be prepared for-it. | Daily Natie.
from Mr Healy som
alleita command of General of which
- only Every dousde brought with it instances of
ramarks about They are a &
"body of the danger to a nadon of neglect of the 3-0, Dally Ness of the 28th October) the into power by thate himacht and about here and thers, but whate
Wi regteb to have to announce (saya the out-of-work
olap-trap
Both coming from Bhanel and puiltiatare
North-west during the last eight trying to plimb milltary art, and our multo must be 'Ready. death of Mr Walter Turner Rogues of the Mr Healy hina
their countryment
months of mors, whe have been stattered the extraction of gold from the era is near. Apropos of radent femarks on the business
The following igures may prova of inter Chattorei Planks, which end avant occurred should know at prescat, however, he destination har all
ultimate ly complete. A
A particulat advantage Revains of senery it may be said that, in eas to our readers in the prezant writing years of age, had during his three years al rhuteria is gons, and that ay yer prattis! the Northeast in zald to sonstat af sigh
gearettes. The deceased, baugh only ad avargnidos las fact that the day ut lyscort sarda. This forse per on mattor ta the fact th
that
new on the way to the process can be applied proportion to ita sina, Bataarland kan natura
A NEW process for the extraction of gold has been tried with success in the gold districts of New Zealand. The finely pow.
by
·Scotsman -
SHANGHAI LEGE--13 raife:
Bish Rose Yangtse-
Blush Bom,
hader Time, 3.18 Papona Cur.-Oos mile.
M
Jered aurifemus ore is drst mixed with SHANGHAI STAKES.-Ons Mile. common it and sulphuric acid, and Paalum permanganato is then added in Suluttan. Hydrocholotio seld is format the notion of the sulphuric acid on the and front this oblaring is liberated by parmanganate The chlorine the combines
noscunt state with the Holuble gold, forming
Fold chlorids. calurids. new mothed is Bald. Du have many advantage over the cyanide and amalgama- processes. The phenticals used are harmless, nop-pelsonous, and chess, and
tion
The Qutonom Time, 2.9
Would
OPIUM-New Patna, cash,
7821/785 " Yemen
cash,... Nom Now Bouares, osat 9274/780
Grab Nom Now Mait wa, credit... 750/760 Allowance, Thela, 0/8
Standing Army, No one could wish for i devive M. de Viasisra, who has only seen #gitators are heart-rending. Manese troops have boon passing through
hini
has founded a
of mes
aid the 'ahutasful' pradties of that JE FU-18
31.
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Zvat Year now, 411 770/780. Altamane, Tatlı, F/12
€00:40
Qid Malwa credit,... A-law Tala... 0 Paris, Fapor tied - Allowance Tasia
Temperature.
(Taken at fearg Falconar di Co.'s Promise Qen's Boss.) Hoxazono, New, 1888.
BAROMETER
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to a sustainitia Burhane for which "the ons than any other wuntry in the work times Great Britain's Regular: Army | residents in Shanghai by bii dentality, his politics must take its place, de la nut is allons. It has also hidan Kepol199 Gray LAKESOMBRERA 411 TOMAN cyanide promo cannot be used. A poli The unterhalamet bache Ja: 54 Tom. 13,894 viteurs, non-ooramissioned ozlegri fe goneral favounts. He kno Baon all day nights, is se kaw their dižky to try to sends sig be the move, but
ming at Moun
and phtalmed by
Courlats: bustion costs of 31 regiments of cavalry, with lovsabla haturs, and his talente made him in a very clever apeeth in Dublin on Luas Galleri Niche soldiers from Baan 100 komen. Flow, stationed far tan
and men, and 18,633 horses and mules i rannthe, and his death Inpa syphold on the we could has inating a better met for all her have as yo plastud Hart. If the Jag shows of leat for the last eighteen translate sunburstory into stalutej! and tip of Fasing de fat is I can Joure none.
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