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THE DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 24TH 1879

ont with the lasts of England.

H.E. wuld up law could be passed inconsist.

Indiana

The deputation sud a law had hyn pissad in

but he wonki ses into the laws in chat cuantry H.E. admitted there wore different lawther, on the anlient,

foreign community had already arrived yester We mentioned a fow days sino a dislike of day. If the weather proro favourable we look the Japanese to the new lawa, un the scro that forward to having a satisfactory rage-mcelingries and poor,samurai and peasant, were not

trented alike. We find that a law code han i next week,

The weather" koupa masti too cold for this houn published and is sold at a losing rate- time of the your and it is not an it used to be (some Si bao), that every householder may before this region was flooded. On the 3rd bay on. To secret of the thing appears May, 1971, at 5.15 pm, the thermometer stood to be that, as in other unenlightened coun- attdeg. Fahroukeit; tiene elora the existing thirt is to my, where the rich make of that year came on, and when the country was aud adusiuister lewe-transgressors with indey dry. To-day, the 3rd May, 1873, at 5 p.m., the are let off comparatively unpunished with thermometer stood at 65 deg. Fabrenteit. On Ades, whilst the poor are deprived of liberty the 2nd April enrrent wo saw the first swallows and their wiven and children left to starse of the vene; but so wohnd ice, the product of or tdave. A pertinent letter on this ab- The previous nigre, on the ceraing of the object has been forwarded to the Government April. I should judge they had maden mistake by Sungibarn-to-batchi of S'chinnoyé in Oshiu, in coming so ehely. Eevere colda appour to be anying that Goreromeas Notification No. 16 of prette generally evalt at present, Roth, and Government. Notification 33 of the Amongst the Foreignem mid the tires of his present year, abolish the Same si claus, and place, and I fancy bay safely affiria that we proclaim equal political rights. How, then, he are heartily fred of the cold weather for asha, comes it that the now law spesifically this season.

provides for distinction in the rank of offenders, and varies their piniabeast for criminal of-lived. feness secordingly P

The region is enjoying complete tranquility, and i have no reason to suppose that anything will arise to disturb our present state of things in the north China, for some time to come at least. It would to satisfactory to know that the population who are now suffering from the inundation had gone elsewhere for bidang of existence; for who can say the country will not beneforth copious to be served with water,

and remain lakes.

3rd May, 1573.

PEKING.

[N, C. Daily News) Edicts coatings to appear in the Peking Gazete regarding the pilgrimage to the Imperial Tombs. The latest in a sea ediet berishing the bit of the Eunuchs und discharging other efficials, because they were busty in handling the diabet at eneur two stages i Fancy a Purpen Sovereign isanlar az edict on ne subject. The Guxelle of the 14th April ravutions that the members of

jesty on his birdday, vishvor him 18,000 years of happinem, and the Gazific of thỏ 15th, in stprice contrast, cntains in edict appointing certain officials to Amperiutend the preparation of a mausoleum for himself and his consort, is Chimese east to provide a coffiu before hand; whil the Emperor aceras to do so at nase, un bit acqɛssiya'

The subject of the improvement of Japanese phone and prison management had been be fore the Shiboako (Department of Justice) and Sa-In (Parliament)." The matter has been fully ventilated, and returns, obtained from each Ken. It has, however, been decided that the rant atto of the finanon will not permit of carrying into effect the recommendations pro- posed,

DEPUTATION OF CHINESE TO H. M

SIR ARTHUR KENNEDY.

A deputation of Chinese, bejng thittern of the Committee of the Chinose Hospital, waited on H. E. Sir Arthur Kennedy on the afternoon of the Ifth inet, at 'clock. Mr. Tounochy, Acting Registrar-General, introduced the de. pulation,

II. E. said he wa very glad to again meet a deputation of Chinese, ont was surry it had como un a very wet dag for them. He did not know what they wanted, but he would be for

The depntition auld - it was to prevent it in their own houses, where more than one family H..Tak, this had been tried, and discussed in England often. No law, bowever, will much rectify morality.

V-THE GLO

The Imperial Comuni had congmonlated bie Ma- very glad to auiver paything they had to ptian Bible; uri it "stated any man marrying of the Europeans we excellent, and I think that exists for purchasing immediately on the ore package in ten turned out is found to coc theas fires; but all such reports roet pen

KUKIANG. (Daily News

On the 3rd inst,, action of those interested in the Church establishment" at our port was held at the British Crete. Gode the with drawel 1583 of the Government grant, and the consequent departure of the Revd. Mr. Atkin, the acting chaplain, the Church affairs have hem in a very casettled condition in December of last year, however, on the re ture of the Rovd, M. Hirt, an old resideat at the port. from America, who kindly volunteered to cenet qulayr 'services. they have nesramnā a brighter uspect, and our belluan rings out its long forentien chines.

· The business of this meeting was mainly to elpotu new Committee, and present an account of the expenses incurred in keeping the Church in repair. Thea onnal to Tels 1336 which as new Committee were requested to colleaf by publio subscription. A vote of thanks was entoasly passed to Captain Harmon, of the Fusigama, for the gift of a new and handsome stove now placed in the ebarch, and the Rerd. Mr. Burk for his kind and valua ble pervi.

May 6th, 1873

I. E. Then what do you require ma to de? What do you propose to pay, and what do you wish the Government to pay?

The deputasien said the difficulty was with children daily brought to the Colony as ser Facts. The Chinese bad no objection to cination, but they made use of insecalation.

H.B.sitiscalation was a bad thing, a day The Euterproter The Chinese nek the peroucking, it was worse than setting a man's Government to pay half the expenses for build-use on fae. He was ready to assist them in ing and maintenance, and the Chinese com- the promulgation of vaccination. munity will pay the other half. The expeners

The deputation build the ductor of the large. of the large Hospital are $15,000. Interest Hospital had to be very carefni he did not ves from bank brought $5,000, and the $8,000 was cinxte from nuhealthy persons, such as lepers. made up by the Chinese community. The new The deputation asked for power to dismiss at one at Wanchi would be a dispensary, and only any moment the two men employed by them as for enteor patients, all indoor patients detectiven for kidnappers, when they aigla world by seat to the large Hospital.

haved themselves, and ask for some mark of power to be given the two men.

H.E. Let me andorstand you thoroughly; you want the Government to pay $2,000, ball of the expenses, for building the new hospital, and $1,00 anally, half the expenses of wairtainaue ?

The Interpretor —Yes, your Excellency. The deputation said they had great difficulty in getting the $8,000 subscription from the Chinese donmunity.

H.B. said it ought vol' to be so, as the Chinese of this colony were cuterous and very wealthy, and shonid come formard in a moze

vera spirit to usist their armoryasen. ***

The depotation Auswered that they were aware of that.

H.. said that a Hospital should not be car- ried on in niggardly anoner, no sick people wasted every comfort.

The deputation said they had been economical, in onsequence of a want of funds.

His Excellency told the deputation their re- quest would have to be put to the Council for consideration, andnoanswer would brdulygiven. It was the wish of himself and the Govera mong to assist hospitals as much so possible.

The deputation said the Chinese wanted to

We give below a precis of the Proclamation by the Kleinng Twiti regardiner tea masters Its object is to enforce certain rules which the Hunkow tea dralera had drawn up, and which are to long to append is ezlons. The first, -however, is intresing. it states that, for the fatare, unsiera are out to be put on the market mnless the bulk has arrived; such a practice having becouse u Cessary, as foretra merchants repeatedly take advantage to reject the tea or make a cut, when the market hus fallen, on the ground that the ander differs with the baik, This is rather returting what foreigners any about Chitamen in the matter of Shirtings. The churce that the master den sometimes dif

His Excellency said he was glid to find that, fer from the bulk, weenie to be ignored by the and to say that be never was in a more orderly compiler. As the Hiking Tuotai issued bis Colony than this, This day, there were only preelunation without consulting the recident 400 prisoners in gaol, nod these only from Conenle, it will probably not couse into opera-suall cases. Previously they averaged 500 tion at this pers. Anybow, it is rather difficult He attribute the good order of the Unlony to to sea what advanture it will be to Hankor the zanistance rendered by the well-to-do Obi- bager of Kiaugue tens, to kanw that the bulk

nese community. The British Government on of the tes of which they have mialera, bas ar its side wished to adminster justice. rived at Ta-ku-tang in the bake); fur it does not at all follow that therous will go forward by next steamer, as if a wind springs up there is no tebing how long boats may be derived.

ABRIAt also.

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H. E. said u naiform wonkl.apoil their des fulness, they would have a pass and paper to show their power.

would assist with district watchmer,

H. B. said the ease was not yet gone into, and he would not say whether he would be banded over or not, there was no doubt to would if a bona fide chaine was proveo,

The deputation then rose, and I. E. thanked them all, expressing his pleasure at again being waited upon by the Chinese Community, and tie depotation withdrew, thanking H.. B., in roter, for receiving them.

THE HEALTH OF HONGKONG.`` VISTORIA, HONGKONG, 2ärd April, 1873. Suljoined is Dr..Dods' Annual Medical Re- port for 1872, which contains the usual Tabla oompiled from observations unde during the last twelve months to the health of the Colony as compared with previous years,

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The rain fall for the year is much below the average, being only 63 inches agunt 991 in 1871. The thermometrial range was only 16, It is worthy of zote that "Hongkong Fever is that prevalent when the rainfall is below average, and the range of the thermometer ewall. Six coys of Smallpox were admitted so the Civil Hospital, and 14 cases into the Seaman's Hospital. Most of these worn of very serare type, 2 enaaa died in the Govern- ment Hospital and 5 chises in the Scamon's Three of the cases occurred in June.

Voyage.

tians is noteworky. In 1871, 500 were paccio. the ten trade bne become ir purely a gamble as few brikon bottles of medicine, the tenking of capital to know that their Sovereign's palans ated by native aparatoja, and in 1879 the namang game whist combines a cortain amount of a cask of wice, the presence of a few bags of wis on fire, seemed to bring the male popria- her bad increased to. 940.

#kill with a great deal of olence." Well, let it o aromuntia seeds, or anch liko trivial densee, aration of Tuli by tens of thousands to the re Tables 4B, and Debow-the-statistics of go. If the cloure for and against-the-buyer of sufficient to taint a whol-carga and au prof the unila. Uvidently (F waa sip. the Somen's Hospital for 1872.

ten were only tho ordinary ohances of game, tiesible that a surple left neidentally open pod to hen not of political arson, and sale element of “A certain amount of skill" ought during the night, or left uncovered for a few even imagined it to be the signal of an attack. The number of prisoners in the foot in 1873, to turn the balance in favor of the pluyor. But hars dating a damp day, in spoily, and which Almost the entire military fame of the sity The deputation dringlit up the subject of the 6,268; in 1871 it was 3,917. The prestest itemot fail in strike shippers of tea that there in consequcnes is prouoted from the atmos was ander urms, and stationed in places, and distinction and between the Chinese and Ea number of prisoners in Gaul was on the 15th must be something more than the ordinary phere with the almost care by the Chinese, who is a funner, that meant more than toim. The ropeane, instancing the pass system.

May, when there were 86 Buropeans, 15 Colored chinees of a gerine against them. And they not envelope it with a leadian caar, enrefully solder-force of Bannia (stipurior grade of policemen) H. E. asked then whether they would ise man, and 509 Chinese; total 610. Thu mualling only think it, but know it. Shippers who are ing up the smallest crevich, and covering the numbered several londred, and were posted in the passes tatenaway from them,-whether they number was on the 29 December, when there theived ton-tunterp know it boat. Nor would whole with a thick paper wrap, this protection regulay squads. Your as the fire broke ont, would be the same role as at Canton? He were 30 Europears, 11 Qolored, 310 Chine; it be difficult to abaw that this assumed skill is being considered at so much importance in the Castle gates were guarded by a strong fores was up there lately, and all streets were closal al 871 prisonera. The health of the prisoners the wie cleansat in the affair which is the most Chira, that faalty leads is quite a unf of soldiers, and nose but the framin wore al- at a portain time, and no person was allowed during the year was very good. The batal to access. Wore it eliminated, entirely foient rati for the epiliation in lowed to enter. The roere at the height of the to walk after.

of crißing user, which formerly suas made up from the cutoulation, the openter would be in a contract-is no sooner received into the ware contagrution was awfully enblimo, Every The anijeot of adultery was again brought or justpally of bruised feet, has sunsiderably defluenced only by the conditions of attery, pure house in London, then the lids are taken off eager face in the denes in asses of the spectators by the deputation, but H. E infrued them used since the prisoners were takes off the and simple. Were there nona bet unskilled and thu lends are out through, one cat hoing ns revented by the igleses glure of the 100. that polymy told not be recognised by tau ronds. Britina Gorerent..

bagers in the market they would not dreza of ande trapascicly nerose the whole width of while the glitter of thousands of hapanets The admissions into hospital and wortality paying two shillings for et article which stood the choo, and two smaller cross-waya, bisecting added a wild interest to the spectacle.. Nothitur is shown in table Vil. Six severe case of Roan equal abuse of realizing le. 63, and 28, 4d., the large at of its extremities. The leads are could be done to check the Rainos, which humed wittert Fever were admitted into beapital, of whereas the skilled bager is so oock auro of his then foldal back, uncovering an anprotected on astil they are paled by the sunlight, It which 2 died. There were 32 oases of Intermit. gaine that he is not afraid to give bis opponent anyface of tax of considerable extent, this saris said that the Baperor was the first to awake, text, some of these, after resisting large doses of the whole beacht of his supposed skill by pay-face being left exposed during the time that the and though many of the malds of benne and Quinine, wore eventoully cured by the internal ing, to begin with, the full valusot the prize heux process of what is termed "inspection "Co. women acrvants were nearly stapified by the acministration of Cartolio Acid,"

pecte to draw, so that if anccessful bis gain is in- tinues, which may vary from a day 10 a week smoke and boat, and had to complete their, The deputation said there was n.lạw in Chiun Table VIII. shows the rate of sickness and finitenth tot if anarccessful bic loss is untbat or more, according to the time or caprice of the toilet, in most carce, in the stres, pet no lives against adultery.

mortality. In 1871, the mte of siokness to of a raging man who should back bis griffin ut inspector. When the inspection is finished the were lost, nor severe injuries received. Shortly I. E. said he would like to see at law frit-totel number of pristers was 304 per cent., 20 to 1, and then see him some in a “good leads are turned down aguia, and then flattened after four o'clock on Monday morning, s ten ont in English, and asked them whether and the mortality 6 per cent. In 1879, it escond." Marchants, then, are portretly aware on the teh-bit no attempt is made to solder fire originated in the kitchene of the spital, they would like to see their Chinese law carried was 2.05 per cout. al. 0.15 por edat. In the they are shipping to order disadvantages up the cute, and gaping words remain, Tokin; but only that part of the hospital das- out in Hongkong.

beginning of September, an order was jesiog antwoling to no other trade. Yet such is the through which the fragance of the tea gradu i skøyed, no one being hurt, and thonia edifice The deputation said they would. J

by His Excellency the Governor thut zo pri- excitement auteed by necasionally drawing a big-ly evaporates. At sing fatury time fresh being uninjured.. After auch a day of excite- H. E.-Then send me a copy of that law; and sper should be allow outside the gas wills prize in the kitery, or the knowledge of euch samples are wanted, ned are taken from the ment and work, the firemen were, is might, ba the statemente in your petition as to whether until three months of his contents had expired, a prize being possible, that the fascination of very same portion of the chest that has been oupposed; very tired; and as úsual is such you would like to have that law, onvriod pus in that he alozl be put to hard labour, and for shipping cannot be unsisted. Then some losses of most exposed. And then surprise te expressed | casos, many were tu i of anki, and very drunk. | Mongkọng.

Len days of every mouth be kept on low diet. a magnitudo unknown la other trades. And that tous have gone off?"

The conarquences were, a free fight between The deputation anid with them it was quite The low diet was bread and water for Europeus then caution surmis, to be brown to the winds, The object of "inspection" alluded to above two rival-áre companies, in which fire hosen different to what it was with the peuple of Eug and Americans, and rise und water for Chinese and the recklessness of the gambler takes its is to determina the presence of damage, either bludgeons, ate, were freely used. The police. land, who brought forward ndattery cars. This diet was to be kept on for ten daya in place.

what is called "entry damage" or by so in strong fored Goally senttere? the brizers, They on their part could not prove their every month for six months. After giving this To inke a rapid glance at some of the princi. water. And for this purpose à portion of ten though not natil "six en were killed" as marriage in a Diglish Court of law.

a fair trial it was found foreigners could not paldisadvantages under which a chipper labours, out of ovary package cold for home consura ption, bystandere reported; though it is probable they L. admitted ibis, but said, we cannot see tund hard labour on low diet, although the it will be necessary to trade the progrees of in met by the inspector, who has absciste were only knricked lown, and injured. During how to get this enjeut, so difficult, defined, yet Chinese lid not seen to suffer. The regimen the tos from the time it first appears in the power to turn the tea out of as many obeste as the eighteen bones between noon and a set of we do not ophold any man who runs away with wis therefore changed to are days low diet of China arket, to the time when the shipperie likes; the packages turned out are saled Sunday and Monday, Tohoi had more that its another's wife.

:wice a month, but nu baril labour during those lossen sfetit of it in Engind. The first thing underlinera," on which no allowance of 18. naval share of excitouspala. Of nurse, tha The deputation said they bid read the Chris- periods. Up to the end of the year, the health palpably against the merchant is this neccesity per lh is made. It is, of course, seldom that Bybrama aves me supposed to be at the boltina The deputation, through Mr. Chun-a-vin, »uother muu's wife committed adultery, de Obinose were decidedly in better beabb arrival of the tea in the market, and beláre theftain damage. And unless the ton is not only the uterest cnjecture, and it is most probable said they wished to bring to H. E, the Go

His Excellency. Yes, that is a good precept, under the new regulations. Whatber Lig ar freshness of the fire has gott, at which time damaged, but he been in actual contact with but the astonishing rulesanges of the Fip vernor's police that, shin event of a Hospital and was one be concurred with, but till devon-rangement can be kept up for six months, or the value is a doubtful that the most experi- sult water, so claim on the underwriters can be me in regard to fres is the cause of the de

Waft being built, there were no sufinions of Christians do not uphold that during the hot season, remains to be scan.

enced are deceived. The difficulty hero is no:mado. Abony number of sound opta" in rastutione that will wake the first Sunday. in fisiant funds to carry it on, aud, if it were at principle.. built, it would not be very inconvenient for poor

VI. THE LOCK BOSPITAL

so maak in determining the different grada au account sale, makes a considerable difference May. 1873, long to be remembered. Mr. Tomocky asked H., to bring up the Tables A, B, C, D, E, and Fabow the statis.ious of value from ons giren standard, ns in in the outturn of a okop, though no allowance people to have to travel all the way to the huge subject of insulation and vaccination, and Lice of the Dospital and the working of the determining the general quality of a crop, And is nude for this in calculating the cost of a Hospital for, medicine. The OR of the new this he did

Conturious Diseases Act in Hongkong. In this is a matter of extrema importance as per parcel.

A FALSE REPORT. budding at Wanchi would be $4,000, and the

Laute it will be found that of the432 torn gards ita reception at home. It bas frequently Such are examples of some of the most im

The Japan Herald gives the folksyring -- meintenance $2.000,

disensed, 120 contrasted the disques dewhere happened that a crop that has been made a portuat inirect sources of misfortune to ship. During the late voyage of the diavica, frum that in Hongkong. The average number of fair one in Chura has been rejected on its ar.

pere of China toa. There are many others. San Francisco to the port, that fie vesel nr. weg in port and garrison per month is 12,010, rival in. England on account of poorness in But the mort deadly of li the rapid rowly escaped the fate of the Americ." The and the urrage of me dissed is only 029-quality and it more often uppoas that a por: crease in the importation, and the wonderful partianiars of the threaten disaster will per month. Last year the uvrage was 0.34. tion of the crop, or teas from curtain districts, quality and.izareusiue quantity of Indian teru. Jave to be disclosed before a legal tribunal in

Table X shows the inte of morbidity amoen jä

tora onthood, while from others they turn out Ten years ago, the quantity of the latter in California, bat we here been put in precision tl Foreign Residents for the last 15 years. d. And got the teas which eventually prove ported into England was barely 2,002,000 is, by an eye-witness of the following facts. It ap Although there was a good deal sickness in interior, have had the most favor above them an auvant too small to have any effect on Chima pears that on the night of the 12th March the the Colony last your, the mortality, was small when first brought down from the country. A tes. But now it reaches searly 20,000,000 lbs, scker in the bailer-room, discovered dense O the 65 Beths recorded, were af notable instance of this has occurred within or th of the whole impart from Chian And and subentiur smoke prorezding from ea Portugues, and of these 15 were children nader the last few years. It is a pregnant fact that fodian Tea are found to possess auch qualities, lover hold, aft of the ecul-bunkers. The alarm one year.

is seamos following a successful year at and to be so valuable for mixing, that the was very quietly given to the proper offers. Table XII, contains the reinlt of the mini-home, the quality of the crop is invaring old fashioned China tere need for this purpose. | who with great cantion, and wos, commendable roogical observations tekun at the Civil bly considered god he wish, prolably, such Oolonga, Scented Tenz, and Greens, pradence, sucseedel in opening the hell no-i Hospital in 1872. The best daring the sunner being father to the thought, in a case where are quits put in the background; and, even extinguishing the fire, which was discovered As comaparatively moderate for Hoogkong, the newness of the tea give it a freshness and how sign of going out of consumption.net life to say the ship, and prevent The mouth of April was hot, but in May, after fragrance, that has an equal obarce of being and each a useral mixture can be made, by an appalling disaster. At the time the fire the rains began, the weber broxine aguia very lasting, as it has of, being decortive. The truth combination of medenin, or even inferior China

was discovered the Anska was nearly a The deputation said a great canzy Chinese cool, Easterly and North-easterly windle pro- is, that it is possible to my with certainty Tea, and a smaller quantity of Indian-that thosand miles from the Sandwich Islands - were kidnapped in small boats from West Fotat railed, and May, which is usually one of the when the tea is so new, how it wil turs out the necessity for fine qualities of China to, is the nearest shore. The area, at the risk of to the Iefund of Chang-chow, and from thence hottest mouths in the year, was remarkably Bat assuming that this difficulty has been got done away with. The proportion used is from their lives, saccended in finding the seat of the to Mato

cool Diarrhea and Dyaeutery were very pn- over, and that ten-taster, gonfident in loopt totih fudian, to the reet China. And the fire, which proved lu be several cases of sui- H. E. said it would require all their ralent in May, especialy among children. The experience and careful odlection, has made his quantity now imported from India ini ng pharic acid, etc.. which ban be shipped as exertions to put this crime down, and month of Augant was way hot, and at that time passe, satisfied that however other teas way land, is suficient to leaven nearly the whole of medicines" Cures of merchanding wine. this was urged on them by an illustration there were several cases of Remittent Ferer of vault, Ae bus got the right thing. The chances the Congou imported from China, The Bog bales of leather, etc., were speedily drawn up, made to the feet that $35 bought Chinna very severe type. In this City the cnrco were

are that he will not after all get the ten helish paste is ofrendy viliated by this mixture,barred to a coal. The fire had bron would man in Macau, and they were sold in Havats few, hát at Abordeon nearly 100 mes of H.M.B. baght, hat will have to put up with one, the which prasesses strength and pungensy. And a ering for some time, and was just as the point for $500. The Acting Registrar-General Derossa were attneked with fever of a mulate quality or sultability of which he may be doubt-small addition of scented Pekoe gives it an of blaxing out with uncontrollable freeness, pus type. 64 cases were sent to the Falside, ful about, bat which he is obliged to take in artificial davor. The low price of the Indian Happily, the catastrophe was averted, und the The deputation then brought forward the sub- Hospital from Aberdeen, and several severe tieu of anything else. And the reson of this ca. and the low quality of the China tou, o barula cargo removed to the upper deck, jeet of a man now in gol, claimed by the Chicases occurred on board of one of the ships of is, that of late years the Chinese bave found tibles the mixture to be sold cheap. The one whore, after having been extinghisted, it was pese Government for kidcapping of Chiuce the P. and O. Campany, which was then in the easiest way of effuting sales is to attract prized Pekus flavor is no longer appreciated futy stored, to be used as evidence in the territory,

acok. It is probable that the great heat on the the attention of the parchaser by showing The retailerknow that the delicate favor in Chi- action which will be brought against the abip. petant Sin Fransisco. This has born in grant fiue may bare tempted the men to leave their well picked, carefully prepared sample na tea is drowned by admixture with Indian, and ship for cooler quarters on above, and that they before the bulk of the tes arrives. This an finds rough, good looking teas the best for his part contradicted. See Mr. Lane's letter.) slept on the ground, or within a few fest of it, pla is so ingeniously got up na to resemble, purpose. "At over 1. d. per lb. be geta tena proocoding which is skmost certain to be fol- [in an undefinable manner the actual tea which which give him no better "wixture, and hi

To fee ligy of the Japan Herald, loved by an attack of fever.

in to follow, nad being will prepared, meets a profils are surtailed. He therefore uvaido enol

Sir-In your issue last evening, 50th mit., ready sale at a full price, and at a price which teas altuether. und Is satisfied with teas. List

we were safprised to see a paragraph in your the vendor knows is much above the value of snit bis purpose equally well inside that price-coln.uns, stating that "during the date voyage the actual tou. When the bulk of the ten It is a well known fact that retailers area of the Alaska, from Sao Francised to this post, arrives, the buyer perceives this it is not the the present time making, larger profits that that fine vessel narrowly scaped the fate of the sauce the maple perporting to represent the they have done for years. And pet there are America"; and yon go on to make statements tes, though he cannot deny a certain recla- few grocers' shops in England where black tea

in ponnection with the circunsteuer, which, ne blace. The vendor feigen great astonishment is kept in stock to be retailed over 2. Bd. per donut, you thought were tras, from information and vexation at ite not being "up to muctee," ib; abigher price thun 3. is now unknown,

given you by one person who might possible and express a willingness to accede to a reason.

have been on board the steamer during the alle cut. The buyct, anwilling to lore a parcel be bar toket a faney to (for, though the tes muy be different, there In the summer and autumn, Menales Wat is still that anbtia resemblance), générally very pravilant both amongst children and yields to the proposal, and—from a desire to At about three o'block this morning, when at 5.15 n., a strong, odour of sumie kind of adulta. Some of the cases were of a more severe and fairly, or, perhaps, having his feelings all the city was wrapped in shipber, the boonga was nieof by the people on watch is b form than is aqual in Hongkong.

worked upon by the protestations of innocenceing of the Castle gare in quick specension,couting from the lifter freight deck. Upon the Dengine was firat et cel in the Colony in of intention deceive, on the part of the speedily followed by the temple bella in every [affious of the steuner making their way into September. The disse luckily did not spread Chingan-lixes the eat at the difference the rection ringing an alarm, awoke the that part of she atcamerabile are not filled to any extent. Some of the cases were severe, intrinsic values of the two teas when compared habitants, when it was perceived that the will cargo-they discovered a vanou, whiche A ramous is current in Tokw that Sasaki

but on the whole the type was wild. I have side by side. Thus the very thing the vendor Emperor's Palace was on fire. The eminence was at first supposed to bo smoke, sening from Takaiyato, recently returned from Europa, Isa,

heard of anly one douth from dangne, and that desired ho nezomplishan, namely,an sany lo

on which the Costle was erected rendered the A small box stowed on top of the cargo." The with his interpreter, been degraded; bat Vicetish..

| was a child of about 5 year old. The general at full rates, of a tea that would on its o scending dames visible in every direction. odour from it was suffocating, and at the time Ambissarior to is also in the Governannt Mr. Tonnochy, in reply to a question put. by

symptoms of the die ass were identied with merite bave been neglstad, the "t" being The troops, about 4,000 in number, were at the officers umpposed it was sulphuric acid. black-book, and that dalgo bas been relieved ... said there was no low compelling the

these deasribed by Indinn observas, iu. O allowed for in the extra price obuleed on the ree got under arms, and forthwith marked Upen taking the box on deck, mid opening it, of his rank as Sangi, and regnested to reornit Clio to go to the Civil Hospital. Poor

ousts and Bonbay.

strength of the superior simple. Should, how from their several barracks to the Castle, where it was found to contain eight tin cans, ach his health at some hot springs a the intergr. people who had no friends were sent there,

Table XL gives the nonal information for ever, the layer think the mere difference in they patrolled, and mounted guard throughout containing an #ght ounce battle filled with The changes are attributed to the influence of leoluse it was toughs they world be better Constables who arrived in the spring o lastnished by the Suspectors of Niss GPS,

intrinsic value ao inadequate out, and demand | the night.

bretnine. It appears the bottles were not well the Stan elup

I treated there than left to ciranes. But any per- your are a remarkably fine body of wen. They

G. Dons,...

one that he considers sölfcient to compereBLE The fire first broke out in the rooms appro- abipped, and the suffocating dour and vapeur Asting Colonial Bargson, and Inspector of bin for the loss of tex he believed he bought, printed to the Empress and female attendants from them filled the after froight deck. Any

Hospitals."

and the seller-refuses it, bis unly recourea is of the Court, and in spite all efforts, owing person who has any-knowledge of tramins is Hon. CECIL C: SMITH.

either to throw up the parcel, in which case to the briek wind prevailing, mas not expni jaware that no fira cin originate from it,

bsa no further redress, or so settle puished antil the Palice was consumed, leasing Persons reading the ranarks referral to.in by law, or by arbitration, it either of which

no alternative to the Mikado but to proceed at fjone columns world appose "de crew,' cuses only the difference is intrinsic value is inhout,ais d'alock this morning to the residence, ut F be risk of their lives," had a must forriblu.. THE OWNESE LAW AS TO KIDNAP-

allowed. This would be fair enough if tea had his Majesty's mother, the Empress Downger,ire în extin, nishing a for fast ind hetually... TERAPING,

fired values like most other articles, but it is formerly. Kishini yasbiki, witore, in default of broken out in the bald "of the steamer, Subjoined is the translation of the Chinese one of the peculiarities of the trade that very other quarters, for the present tín Majesty will. Anyone "divaḥting the correctness of this it with reference to kidnapping. which was slight grades of quality will under certain cir have to remain. banded to the Police Magistrate the repeal cunstances make a very considerable differenCE Inquirien turve failed to elicit any authoritative al relphoric neid) is a godown on Water Street, case, in which sa upplestion was made for the in the sale. For instance, two tens ung be inforintion of the origin of the fire. There is, which will not be sent bok to San Francisco rendition of a man charge with that fruce baght in China the difference in price vot ex-as might calarully be espreted, any purso be used as evidence in the action which upon the inland. It is worthy of notice, oceling one tael, and yet the shiglit shade of about. Byana, the fire is attributed to ao will be brought against the shippers." connection with this matter, thus the application superiority in the one may put it in a higher cilent, by others, to political incendiarien,

Very respectfully, was made, not through the Viceroy of Chaton, class, and osaso a difference of many, pence per There may be a certain amount of elour for bet through "General" Pane Youk, one of

b. in Indon. The possibility of obtaining the the latter anpposition, since there aro. it fa whose onderlings was not very lung sro dis lung prices, iuay have been the sole induce well known, quite a nombor of disaffected mene information in question was given to the tinctly discovered to be concerned jus totally ment to the buyer to select as he did, but in Yedo just now; and it is worthy of note that tramped-up charge :--

bis obance is entirely lost in resorting to athere were no less than five fires, including the If any villous subject from the winlower quality. That this cobum is advantage. Mikado's residence, in Tedo within less than atd any person having employment in a furnize lemn to make engagents with a foreigner to the home trade their whole year's supply in is well rendel. house as a linguist er compradore, shall, by to the Cuines is prozed by the annual in twenty-four hours: a cucidence of on

crede in the practice,

flagrations enough to justify suspicion, but out frad, entice way ignorant people, and cutise Then comes to apparent penessity of hiringenfoleat in itself to prove that such suspicion wark against their will,sach people being forced little more than four months, which it seems . Beyond the excitement and confusion more to do so becaps they have been devoyed cannot be avoided: The peculiar financial or less incident to all fires of magnitude, I have The deputation brought up the subject of the Table IV, shows the number of admissions away and and thus, sausing the fathers arrangements of the Chinese, and the high not heard of any pupalar tamalts or disorders, *Gives under our stal as Tokei, on the 10th se on a small pecs of ground connected and the mortality in the Civil Hospital. The

to be severed from their children, and the rate of interest carrut among them, ronder it or that any looting, beyond the sauni patty pil day of the fourth wouth; in the 6th year of with the Hospital, which they wanted, although number of admissions in less than last year, separation of brothers, whether the people solutely essential that their prodson should fering, was carried CB. Meiji, being the 223rd year of our Dyulets." under their own control, and the question as to and the deaths slightly greatsz. "Sixteen vrveigled by male or female, family, tervolts be sold at once. It is curious to observe, wind blowing all day, which accounts for the

(i, May 9.)

Europeans and 41 Chinees died in hospital, of or slave, whether they are sold or not, ship- however, how this very weakness of the large areas bornt over, and perbups we the H.D. told them that would be seen into to the Chinese 28 were moribond when brought ped or not shipped, or whether or not, the Chinese position should be turned into strength, proximate-ause for the many fires which sc.

to hospital, and incat of the others were cuises enticera lava foreigners to protect them, if the unprecedented in other witions. Om Ko The Jeputation then brought up the sub- of half starved destitutes picked up by the act of decaging is completed, anco offenders, by the ear haste of ampeting layers, whose urred during yesterday, and finally closing (District), with a putation of 685,700, hajot of detectives employed by their ta look price. Several Chinese) ofte te lave enrgical on being sunvicted as principals, will be bebendun jealogy, impets them to spatch at the with the total destruction of the Emperor's

sightest concession in price, and places the | Palasa-Custic itself. now in working 701 sebeads, out of 938 con after kidnappers. Their request, was that the operations performed. A Ohinese female ined, and as abettors will be strangled to death. byer with money in bia hund at the mercy of templated to be establishes. If all the other Government would grant them salaries, whilst the last stage of exhaustion, sufering from

When a local mandarin arrests each culprit the seller who has argent need of it. Were On the 4th instant a large fire occurred in diatrices bare rada proportiounte provision for they (the deputation) would see that proper large tumour of the shoulder, was brought to and tries them, on proof of their guilt, he will there the leper amount of combination among Tokei. It broke out almal Ï ... at x house instruction, the number of ashoote now in ope and trustworthy men were employed for the the hospital. The tumour was removed, and in unicate with the Foreign On and in teatasters, which there surely might be, in Komangomi, nest Hongos. The strong

purpose of doing the work.

three weeks she left, greatly improved in health accordance with the Treaty applying for considering the small handful engaged in the wind raging at the time caused the fre The religious riots in the 'distant provitices, E. said that would be looked after as he bad and expressing her gratitude for her recovery. the immediate release and rendition of the trade in China-they would wield auch power to apraid with great rapidity, and it was and a rising caused by fear of the new con. promised, and when the proper men were found, Another case was that of an old farmer from people decayed way, fle will at the same time over the Chinese that the relative positions of thought that the whole of the large and soription, five bean put down, and the only in. they would be put by the Government, and the mainland, who aid that he had spent all lake down the state masate of the prisoner, and the Foreign and the Chinese morosant would populova district called Hongou would be trenal politiend clouds appear to be caused by they would get the assistance" of the Queen's bis money on ductors and could the retain to power of some of the Sataurni Government. They were to let him know what He had been suffering for over 20 years, tib, will order the prisoners to to executed in England, and is delivered over to the tender towards the Telegraph Station, took a course

no relist.comanit them to the Viceroy and the Governor be entirely reversed,

for trial. These officere, after dae jorestiga.

comes prey to the flames. The wind bappily The tax being bought and shipped, it arrivas changed, and the fire, which had been burning clan, who still adhere to their old fashions and they proposed guying these we

came to bospital to see if foreign doctors coulų remain their intred of foreigners.

The deputation wid they proposed two head oure him. A very alight surgical operation according to law, and after the ordinary term mercies of the London tea brokers, and bust in the opposite direction, where there were only Negotiations are still being carried on for a mea to get $20 each per month, and four under relieved him, and in four days he was perfect. of three months, they will forward a summary be sold. This is how it is done. On the ar- a few houses, and then open country. The fire, treaty with Para, and the acttlement of the detectives to get $10 per month each.

ly cured. Many natives come as outdoor report of all such proexdings to the Throne, rival of a ship, the broker who has the sale of however, defied the efforts of the would-be Maria Luz cise. Japan, however, still-refreea, The deputation said that the present maunging patients, and tharuis no doubt that if a part of awpanied by a detailed report of each case, the to receives a sampling order froin the mer-extingu shere, and burat until about 9ping Kessels for egetiustion, painting irax-alips, to uopcede extraterritoriality rights, and al-epmmittee entort in a month and a half from the hospital could be set apart for the reception and the confession of each prisoner to the count, which enables him to take samples out of when it died out for want of Ivel. Had it not to be can be obtained or application. tera are still where they were weeks ago. this. Three who have been in sives the instita of Ohuese really is need of surgical operations,Board of Punishment."

Wu quests of each work, portions of which are been for the fortunate changing of the direction The benefits of the Naril Sebool at Tekeition commenced, will go out entirely, whilst the it would very soon be largely patronized.

"No restrant whatever will be pal to those the distributed to the trade or wholesale from which the wind was blowing, we should are now thrown open to all comiers capable of readdiving members will stay to assist the Dew

erpes where the Chineo of their own free will dealers. These samples are not distributed in have had to record a fire equal, if not greater; passing & competitive examination "at the committea.

This Instration was opened about the middle are willing to engage tarmestres in possessions good bonest quarter, ib. air-tight tine sa are in extent, than the great fire of 1872, as n Kagnasho. We trast this wise stap will not be H. B. said be trusted they would render all of February, and from that time till the alat bonging to the English, French, and any the musters sent out by the Chinese, but are efforts must have proved unavailing in arresting retfuced, and that the Government will extend assistance to the new oɔmmilter.

December, 221 patients were admitted, af other nations They are at liberty to enter smull portions of tea sered op in little sospeita progress, as it was, upwards of 1,000 tonas action of this kind throughout its other De The subject of refuge for beats in typhoons whom 287, or over 41 per cent, died. A number uso dostract, and embark themselves at porte of thin white paper. When two or three shipe werg burne partamenta, thus, in course of time, completely wag then brought forwax-1.

of these were no doubt in a glancet inoribund open to trade."

come in at a time, seviral hundred of thesu

1. Alexandra Terenco, breaking down the distinctions of casfe and F. E. Baid that he had been thinking of it. state when received. The bolding : afforda

samples or tastinge will be distributed amon A perfectly correct account of a fire, like that į 2 509 Hongkong, 29th March, 1973.. alone exalting merit,

There soon would be a new Surveyor Geners) | comfortable quarters for the destitute sick.

THE CHINA TEA TRADE

the denters in a single day. And now of a battle, rännot be given by a single person: In Wakamatz Ken (Aidan) there are two in the Colony, and he would see into the subject The food and clothing applied to the paticus

(Courier)

tbs lottery begins, for it is manifestly and as we save collected some notes from eye, BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT ordinary ches sobicole Kod zinety-seven small as to where the heat place would be. He thought | in good. They seem to hava & large number of Among all existing trades there can be few impossible that bunthe" saoply of tex, witnesses, clearer ideas of the firea in Tokei last 10 Hrs EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR, schouls, newly established, the Luninsion to Ouuseway Bay, but cut would cost a considers aliendaats, but I never found caena at tynd ghewing such curious traits as blakme clang cub be sold a foar it in qually tax. Sunday, surdly light, and undry Costing T which is so low-priced that sl can attend. The able sum of money; but this matter must be when they were wanted. It ien very objection- to by, and yet disastrous to, Chiap ter possible that the dealers can look through all { may be obtained. The alarm of the first fire To HI. HE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS OF Helebra are divided into threeclasses-1st, 2nd properly sern into by a person who under-uble practice, that of allowing the patients to chute of Tea. The Epiphus-like labour that the sumples they get in one day. But after one was given between eleven and twelve o'clock on ant 3rd. The first pays $1 a year, the scoond stood these things.

dreas their own wounde. They are perpetual- is undergone, the aliort spells of unlucked for day, the samples which have nye been looked Funday morning. - As it was blowing a gale st 70 vente, and, the third 40 cents per annuLJEN The depotation said it would not costly meddling with the dressings, and applying prosperity, followed by more protractul perisiaras, being in paper, are spoilt, and being spoilt the time, a general alarm was manded. The The small schools are already opened, and the very much to constract Cheway Bay into ointments or lotions. Such things as lie, of almost fabulous disaster, are almost as much arenadess, and therefore are not coked at at fire originated in the north-western suburb of large oses are about to open. A Geraan a place of refuge, and it would be a saving of cotton rage, or cotton wool, mens to be quite a matter of reatine sa the recurrence of the sll. The dealers, however, hava a certain Tokci, called Bongo, in Qiwake elo, on the road teaser named Fore has been engaged. The life.

nukrown, Paper germs to answer the purpose sessons themselves. Now. If the period of quality to buy, and such teas as come uppermost i to Oji. The people of the buras district Buy Ken informs the krasto that nertain veni. H.. agreed that it would be a evving of life, of lint, and toy have the greatest objection to prosperity overbulanced to the smallest extent meat with ready sale. The others, Beglected that the fre was intentionally kindled by u dents are willing to supply the money for the and it was a thing he thought should be done. simple water dressing, which is admitted to be the periods of disaster, the reault in the long for freeh qrrivals, are put on the shelf, to wait | boy, in the house of one Tanuda, Fort- support of those schools, but requests that they The culjost of pausing a law aquines adultery the best of all, für wounds and sores. The rùa would undoubtedly lie in farunt of the the chance of an enquiry at some future time, nately, behind the houses, un bulk sides of the may be permitted to reward the donora. was then brought up.

| treatment of surgical case shows ur amount of merchant ; but if in-a historiqua fast that it the orare destined to the fita of "abrised" tous,-- | road, are fields, bambou groves, ko, and this We hear that the general opinion in Yedo in E said that was a dificult question to be ignorance which is much to be deplored. Seeing total profit and loss of the China tes trade for public sale without reserve. Is is a wonder fact, coupled with the change of wind, eated that Minister Mori will never return to Jupan, discussed by the British Government, but if they that the Inetitation was endowed with suah.o the lot ten years ounkî be ascertained, a def. ¦ that an offer once refused seldom returns? or. Tokti from a repetition of the conflagration of KWONG-KEE COAL SHOP. but will henceforth shelter ireli under Bo-presented a petition, it would be properly seen large sum of money by the Colorful Government, aiency of several millions sterling would appear that merchant, should be chars of Lading tea? one year ago: song the places burnt were the THE Proprietor of KWONG-KEE Shop begs repeus protection. An invitation to perform into and properly answered. The Oreinsnes I think that the Directors might by asked to ach And this being the case, the question naturally But there is another danger in bolding. Teas so-called fire-proof med dwellings and shops of to inform the Public that his Chop haa hara hirt is said to wait his landing,

regarding stealing, kidnapping, and selling part one ward of their hospital for the treat arises, • How can such a state of things be are said to deteriorata by being kept. "And un- a rich sake merchant. Evidently the district been established since 1877, at 59, Endicott's women, which had been discussed in the Council, ment of patients by foreiga doctors, or they allowed to continue * And almost simultane-der the treatment they receive in the London had not been burned over for several years. Lane, and that he be always a great quaotėty was one step towards it.

might open a dispensary in another part of the cusly with question comes the gaswer, "Be warehouses, is it surprising it they da? Many No lives were lost, and, apparently, no one burt, | of BEST COAL in store for Sale. Gen lewen Mr. Tonnoshy said the law they wanted pass- city, where foreign advies and medicine might cause, in consequence of its enormous profite mersants, ignorant of the detata of the tea Later in the day a second alarm of fire at this or Ship-masters wishing to patronise bins, are ed was for protection from adultery, and torbe obtained gratis.

that are sumytimes unexpectedly, from unfur, trade, in London, are unaware they their deli- | place was sounded, but it was soon extinguiab requested by apply at hĩa Shop, the Government to recognise polygeniy The increase in the number of the vaccine-Iceru circumstances, and from sheerlack, ralized, onte, perishable commodity,—so delicate that a pd. The storm, which gave the people of the 1895 Hongkong, 20th July, 1974

YOKOHAMA

(Japan Gazette, 3rd Huy,)

,

The deptution suid it had been castomary in the event of an accident, aach. as Chinese, getting cuts, broken limbs, and meeting with other mishaps, to send them to the Civil Ros pital The Chinese had a dislike to having their limbs amputated or their flesh cut. They wished that all such cus should be in fatare sent to the Chinese Hospital instead.

His Exaoljency said that was a dileult qua

I THE POLICE.

The number of Europeans in the Force bas been increased from an astrage of 101 to 197, and the Chinese from 23 to 279. The pro portion of Colored men hue decreased by 74, in great put owing to a number of Sithe taking their discharge at the end of five years' service The rate of sickness is lower than last year, and the rate of mortality remarkably low,

Table 1. shows the admissions into Hospital and mortality for the year. The greatest nou ber of adonissions was in August and September, as is usually the case. The bealth of the Force was, on the whole. vary groud, The European

On the 23rd uit six extentions of the ring-sons meeting with accidents could be taken to are all auder 30 years of age, and ecen to be leaders in the Falicen religious riola took their home, to their friends, or to any hospital strong and healthy. They passed this ordeal of place by order of the local government. Foar they liked. There was no law which compelled the first bot season with comparatively hide The of the culprits were beheaded and two hung them to be taken to the Civil Hospital." The sickares. During the summer, they were sent Two were Buddhist priests, and one the Mayor police had been instructed to take such cases of a large village.

to the Civil Hospital, but the difficulty was to The Mikado las vened the fellowing letter, get the registration of death, if it verurred, and delivered it to Uwese, for transmission to and the Coroner found it difficult, if the case the King of Hawaii-

cure before him, to get any evidence as to the onus of donth from a Chinese doctor.

May Beaven'e ad be with you, and preserve you for ten thousand generatións!

*To our loving frieurl, the King of Hawaii

in duty during the day as aridoin as possible.

When it is found necessary to employ in. topends on police duty during the day to ite hot weather, sentry boxes or shelter of eme kind ought to be provided for them, when cu exposed beats like Pedder's wharf.

In the Poxfolum and Bhau-ki-wan Roads, a slight mat creation as a protection from the id-day sun, and more aprilly an alter from the sadden dreeching shovels so frequent

1. expinned the subject to the depilation, aud informed then that he would see that to Replying to your Majesty's dubatch con. Chinese should be sent to the Civil Hospital veying to as the news that the twelfth oggiast their will, but there was this to be can of the last year the King, with whom we had a sided, that British law fell on the shouldora in the bot menther, could be a great boon to treaty of unity, departed from this world, of way party, as a physicians, in the crent of the Ind ants on there boats. we hasten to express our sorrow. Wo lur treatment not being considered ourrect, and Table II, shows the rate of sickness and ther learn therefrom that being the relation death easing therefrom. He, for his part, mortality in the Forte for 1872. The aduls of the former monarch, your Majesty is now would not go to D Chinese Hospital if he ions are lear than they were in 1871, and the appointed by the voice of your Parliament kud met with an accident, as he did pot con- mortality only 0.62 per cent. people to be Ruler of the Kingdom, and sider they knew how to treat

Tablo 111. gives the rate of sickness and succorded

sovereignty on the ninth day Where amptation was required, no Europeen mortality in the Troops serving in Hongkong of the first month. It learn of this, and correy to you our trust that The deputation auid it was the idea of the year, but the mortality is twice As great, el auth bappiness considered Obiese knew how to treat the case, in 1872. The rate of Biskness it lees that a

Chinose alao; they considered likewise that though it still compares favorably with former Furopean doctors did not know how to treat a years, cass.

the people of var adionu may ever continue to enjoy the Divice bleusines of peace pul prya perity, and be linked with each other in the bond of friendship.

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the books of the institution, The educational movement continuas to exp tead throughout the country with a rapition | dug time.

rution will be over 21,000.

We hear that the Privy Council bare this week discussed the propriety of appointing foreigner we coadjstor with, and Resident al- viser of, the bliniater of Japan at Washington, T.SA.

CRE

LI-GOVERNMENT CIVIL HUSPITAL.

IY.-TUNG WA HOSPITAL.

Acting Colonial-Secretary, Hongkong,

2

EXTENSİVE FIRES IN JAPAN. BURNING OF THE MIKADO'S PALACE. The foele a connection with the oirea-

(Japan Herald, May Dik.)

atance were licee--we give thee in relotation Tokel, 16 ... May 5th, 1873. to what you pablished last evening : April 19th,

There was a strun

statement can see the case of bromine finslend

Gro. E. LANE

personally by. passenger on board Zaika, who was propurči, le asid, to sub- stantinto his statements by the pablication of his name, if neccesary, und bis myne is con- sequently at the ivice of the Company's agent in Yokohama.]

DOGR.

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RIVER MIN.

17H2"above granita Andred 19:OCK, of IA 1 following Dimensione, cis: Length, 30 cot, Breadth at Bottom, 40 feet, is capable of receiving Vessels drawing 13 to 16 feet, as the state of the Tiles will allow. The Dock rus the Blonks and is pumped out by Steam. The above premises comprise a large Machine. Shop, containing a

WHITWORTH'S 12-INCH SCREW CUTTING Gay Lâge, DRILLING AND SCREWING MACHINES, A LARGE SMITHY, &0., &c. &c. Large Godowns are on the premisor" for " STOWAGE OF CARGO, 34., 3. A largo stock of Wouds, Metal, & ctes, always on hand.

rent ratca, on application to

The Dock Steam Tag, Woosung is ivačiablo at att tidien to tow reacle to or from Sea, ut curi

JOHN FORSTER & Co.,

Agente,

The list of Obargos for remetalling, or dock.

1.576

Mar

RE Undersigned being about to leave the Colony permanently, Mr. STOUT, D.D.S.. succeeds him in the Practice of Dentistry Hongkong from the lat proximo.

H. IL WINN, D.D.8.

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T. N. DRISCOLL.

CIVIL, NAVAL, & MILITARY TAILOR, WOOLLEN DRAPER, HATTER, HONIER, AND GENERAÍ, OUTFITTER,

Bank,

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