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therefore necessary.

After detailing that the chief muse of dia- content was the scarcity of rice, besnya

In Chikuzen, ana of the North-west provinces of Kishiu, the disturbances appear to have ́commenced on 17th June, by the farmers de- manding-from-the-Government-officials Ebat they should order genel invocations to the

THE AUDIENCE WITH THE EMPEROR.

TIETIN. 5th July, 1879,

THE DAILY FREST, SATURDAY, JULY 19TH, 1879.

wint was going on at home, be thought the time was inappropriate. Te thought, however, what over bir individoni opinion, it was la "duty, when a menstre of the kind wis generally approved, to give bio ut moet nesistance, and be would ondevour to assist in making this code un portest and useful as posible.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said that a measure of the kind involved interference with reated in Loveats, and could not be dealt with so lustily, Hon. Mr. ROWETT said it was of importance to bấm that he should, not have tis pay $25 to solicitor for doing nothing..

AVE jual received, or FRENCH MAIL, a Largo mid-Well Scleated Stock of HUMAN HAIR,

In RABAGAS, QOILS, CHIGNONS,

PLAITS, and PIECES

PADS, ROLLS, and POMPADOURS.

···SOLAR PITH HATS. direct from Calagitay- for Ladies, Gastlemen, and Childry.

Oboice Paris FLOWERS, MILLINERY, RIBBONS, and SASHER

PIQUE, MUSLIN, LAWN, BA-

TISTE.

French Printed JACONETS.

Plain and Printed CAMBRIOS, MUSLIN. ETTES, and LUSTERS

LADIES BOOTS and SHOES

ALEG

Colored EMBROIDERED CLOTH and

Vistoria TABLE COVERS,

COLLARS

GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS, TIES, and SCARFS, in the latest stylus.

UNDERSHIRTS and HOSIERY, in light sommer materials.

which they had to pursue a great portion of of perfest equality. His the consomaton Been he put the helm notarboard, and loaded obtain was: 78 katkong, that was W. of the

have their namor scut in a fortnight before the born thought of catablishing from nehools, thejr studies.

de fullamgously with the establishment of her. The Bokhara has his compartments Lyceook Pow. He kuucket of quading by

time of departare, a hal enquiries might be which elementary Chinese was only sangat. The Maris Luz size in lo be referred to the friendly and commercial relations under trendy, and five bulkhenda. The tore bold, roserse order of the Opptain, who informand his that

made clout them. As interntepresentatoa-li The Deputation muid thxe had been their in- tention. From these ngkoola, Joga sonld be arbitration of the quiet of some friendly state. it would hire been exacting, perhapa, un bar bunker, engma room, und after hold were he would get no soundings, and be souid lay

it was very diffonti te fad out anything. It is said that the Bumperor of Rangia hes been part, to have claimed such a bumiliating ad-sounded, and the report was they were diy, the lead. The Captain did sat tell him to come

The Governor asked Mr. Tonuohy to put arlevlget for this Central School Theirs, a alceted, and it is hoped that he will undertako ninajan from the Chinese But considering He did not know what he had struck, and did stof the chains, ont he infomed be sunt his

is suggestion in a formal fether, and then be funt, would be wot of preparatory solious. would take the watter into nonsideration. He The Goturhor asked the deposition to taks the Battlemen of the gaention.

the extravagant pretensions which they have not know what to do, na the ship was dry, to do so, ust before ho got out of the plains the A contemporary, the Jagan Herald, atatea for years, nay centuries, daunted in our very After an jaterval of ten minutes the chict ship atrnek.

Hon. Mr. Rawrrr ingested that it would would like to put a stop to it, if he could do a the utter into consideration, and let him that it is couidently maintained in official fagen; and taking into view, moreover, the in-engineer came and said water was coming in During the inquiry it was discovered that the be very desirable that as far as possible theopsis nily with the freedom of the public to a what stecision they might CDT to on cha etrales that the government intends to open the sulting manner in which the plain tresty right to the stoke, hole. He then left the ship in carpenter of the Bokhara was required us an words should be made plain and little' techni- go and home.

subject, whether to establish' schools of their whole country to foreigners, immediately on has been so lang withboid, as well na the mie charge of the second or fourth officer, for a important wilanes, and menanres were taken to cal-and read a clanso which he said would not The Deputation next stated that they badawn, or to raise a epbsaription for the reliaild- the return of Iwulars and the oblefs of shu chief that has been occasioned thereby, we are moment or two, whilst he went below to see, send out the P. & Olstean launch to Aberdeen be comprehensible to lay men, di

boon requested by Mr. Tonanaty to select two jing of the Curral School, mission " from Burope; not leaving it for sot of opinion that the least reparation the Chinese After striking the suukan rock he gave no for him, conesquently the court adjourned till The GRIEF Justion and it would be imposen from enob district to assist the Governmont The deputation then retired.-China Mail tlement util the revision of the Trenties.fur Government can unke is not only to acknow-instructions to past the lead for soundings, an be colock. At 4 o'clock the court me, but the Bible to inume a code without a great deal of in Chinese matters. own information does not confirm this state-ledge their own error, but to tako, etepe wad to much cecupied with the water coming lausch did not rotem till 1.90,

technicality. The olates which the son, mom. Mr. Tomocny explained that in the mutter,

For Sale.. ment Butirely but there is no doubt the to Gonvince the "population generally into the ship. He ane there were two to three John McLeal, swore, stated be is 'carpontor ber suggested was plain to a lawyer.

út cleating head district watchmen, te had government is anxious to fog the country that the error has been reotified, and feet of water under the builers, which were on board the Bokhard. Heinembers the 21st The ATTORNEY-GENDBAL said it was clause experienced to a greatest diff:alty. If one houd

HOMPSON & HIND upened, if they see the way to do it with safety that the future must be governed by an outivo y cirouler, and raised off the ship's fear. He told June. When the ship struck he was below in 33 of the Shanghai Code.

district watch was dissiinsed, and tho ped-| to foreigners. It is inetter which net be opposite polley, both on the part of mandurians the chief engineer to armage all the pumpe. the cabin Bian berth is on the uni The Hon. Mr. ROWETT enid lo caly hoped, ple of a district wars told to get another, they onationgly done, as there are still many pro- and people. This can only be effected by a The carpenter, after he returned to the bridge deck. When below he folt the skip strike the language would be se plain and simple so would invariably put forward their friends. vineea in tho-interior-where-figuera bara forbi Edict, proclaiming that the Ministra three-minutes, and there were three feet in the teething and the stoned remarked she had possibio and went on to ask whether a clause the pomizee was not appointed, bs could aol never heen geen, and where all the old prejn. have been received upon an entirely novel and fore banker, and two in the after bunker, He struck on ruck. At that moment un could not be inserted to onable elicate to apget them to part forward rowser. Some dices exist in their fallest intensity. Care is equal touting and until this is done, we then put the helm down to return to Hongkong, order came for him to "sound the wells; he pranels buriieters when we were not beforehe, Mr. Tanneby, bail a book with the names of the candidates sent round to the people,, sintsid that little if any good result can and tried to subdus the water com ng in, bất did so alone, and feand no nerouse to | the Court, A correspondcut of the N. C. Daily News follow the audience which has been conceded, although all pumps were on, he found the water the usual day mark. He reported to the The Omer-JUSTIO suid this would be most requesting them to pot choir stamps inst gives the following particulare concerning the We hope therfore thet publication will be was gaining. On the first report given, the Osptain this, ned, be told him to put the undesirable.

the name of that they wished to be appoint- recent outbreak :--

required, of a distinct record of the audious, earpenter mid the sluice valves were down. pups in working order, and see all commoc The Hon. Mr. Rowerr continuing his vacd, but he found that meana use bosa used of.ite nature, and of the ceremony used, ou No complainte bd been made about them. tions. He went, and five minutes after the cap marke,

to get theai rot Loprit trei stampa pendent to the Edlet of the 14th June.

The ship before this was light, and never leak, tuin from the bridge told him to close down The Acting COLONIAL-SECRETARY enid the against the one they wished, by the candidate's ed, although he had been in heavy vouthern the elnice valves, and he went and closed the discussion was quile out of orderi

friends saying 'to them, "Oh, I know Mr. her before. When he found water gaining on whole five sluices. He reocives his instructiona HIB EXCELLENT the Governor said the Toanochy has a particalar liking for so-and-so, her, he decided first to retorn to Bangkoos, from the commander and the chief officer in point could.nos be discussed now,

and if yun don't put your stamp in his favour. but after the second repous by the oliofon-reference to closing and opening the sluices. Hou, W. H. ALEXANDER agreed it could not you would offered him. Therefore, he bad pro-

PARASOLS and SUNSHADES. The Shanghai Courier's Tientsin correspon. ginser, of 5 to 6 feet in the fore bold, he cm. The aluices are under bia control entirely, Re-be discussed, bas might be introduced by an orposad to the Chines to bave two men almated

LADIES' HOSIERY, Beck and Coloreil Gods for vin, which was declined upon the deat gives the following account of the above cluded to bub her, as she was settling dove members coming in contact with Mr.Morgan,the dor of the Chief Justice. As to the advisabili from each district, and they would form a sort grounds the "cow-a-days auch proceedings ovont

by the bead-and-was-aleering-indly Thoanting chief mate, bat did not remember having ty of the measure, he fully agreed with the of committed to assist the Registrar Generel in TAFFETA THREAD GLOVES could not be tolerated, and that oven firing! The following account of the Audicace given onicf-engineer reported that he could only keep any conversation with him. He went alone to hod. member,

omnicipal mahtera, and those of a particITE"

A1.30, guns towards the clouds would not be likely to by the Emperor of China to the Ministerial re-fiers half an hour more, thin was in the Lycound the wells. It would take about one minute Hon. Mr, RowETT said he did not wish to district vouli are to look after the effairs

distrius. This wonid ha a A Good Assurmout of LAWN And BA intace rain. Muntime the old custom of presentative of Foreign natrons nt Peking on mona Pass, and he had three miles to go to to screw une sluice valvedown. About 10 minutes revert to be amalgamation ordinance, but he of their own. telegraphing an advance la the price of the 294le Jeug, Las been sent me by one coa-retch Kowloon Docks, where he intended after he first sounded, he sounded again, and thought it would be very desirable that great help to him, as he could be TITE COSTUMES. rice #roughout the country, by means of versant with the fate of the case

beacting her. He now by could do this in found about five feet in the fare corspartment elleute should be able to approach their ruaning nod to every house of a district

BRAIDED SKIRTS, in a fire kindled upon the top of one of the: The Ministers of Russia, the United States, that time, with the help of the flood tide. He and 14 inches in the after hold, after which he Counsel when they wished, as they often did, to ascertain anything. He would propose that highest hills near the ospital of Chikuzon Great Britain, France and the Netherlands folt bound to try, as that was the only safe ontinued sounding at ioterrain, and found the to obtain an opinion-often without any idea the cleation be made quarterly, ball-yearly or (Fukuoka), was adopted by the merchants serabled at 6 a'clock on the morning of the place he know of to braeb a ship hare. It was water fucrensing. The hand and steam pumps of the matter coming into Court. He would yearly. He expected that what the Deputation -and this fire the farmers denunded 29th Jure at the Pei Tang, Lu, the Roman at 3.30 p.m. when he ran the vessel ou the ware by this time at work, He has seen the allude to the anhjest agais ut a future ooension. wanted wis the Governor'a enaction to the sbould at once be put out. High worde | Catholic Outbedral, and from thence were con- bench, and knew it to be the best place for her, Bobhara's bottom in the dock, nad conlă not HE. the GovEENOй and the tion, member solenc.

The Deputation spid that, if HE. approved seem to bave followed apo the continned ducted by our old friend Coung-How to the as it was a muddy, bots, and there were discover any damage pader the fore compart had better consult on the subfcat, and it be sat refusal of the officials to interfere, and the first templa Where, the Emperor prays for rain, no rocke, He would not have proconded meat. He accounts for the water getting into a suitable opportunity, he onld bring it for-of it, parlaps he would issue a proclamation, abot is said to have been fired by the latter. Here refreshments worn sarved, and they were further than thera bad se tried, as the fires the fore compartment as being through the bulk ward; but it couldnot be brought forward now, giving them some sort of anthority for their The farmers then (13th Jung) sacked and fired kept waiting for some little time, after which were then going out; all there was sufficent head. Thesauma inamente not tight. This day. The Carer JUSTICE said that the pratico at action,

EE, replied that the idea was a good on the Government buildings in Fabooku, ulso they were led to a pavilion our the Reception steam to keep the pumps going for another the 9th instant, he was busy nagagad taking home was that except for the purpose of draw. those of the principal rice merchants, cut down Hall. As already explained this Hall is situated halia hour, but he questioned whether he could up the limbers in the fore compartment, sad being a will, the barrister could not soo his client. It would rasfet the Registrar. General in the telegrapli posis, and tilted most of the not the Forbidden City where the liave steamed another ten minutes, Ho sigual dicovered that a piece of wood had got under and barristers even when they made wille for bis appointment of head district watch.. officials. By all commits the latter did not Rmperor holds his Court, but wear the marte led for asustance to come, to Rive cargo, and the sinice plug, prevening i contig down by friends never charged feca That was the tour men very much. Es thought the head watoli number more than forty or fifty, including bridge across the Lakesmutside; and is the plate lay out an anchor to keep her on the beach two inches. This wse on the starboard side, of every man of position at-home.

men were very important men, and if uuns were those connected with the telegraphis, nad bat where the Emperor receives the Ambasadore Assistsnes enmo plentifully. The obief officer and he discovered that the sinice on the port

appointed to district, it was tantamount to eight or ten escuped.

of Corea, Stam, Mongclis and other tribotary was sick at the time, having met with an acei- side bad not been closed down by quarter of

corsation of the service, nod this be was quite States.)

dent before leaving, mea and at the crew an inch, in consequence of a pices of feit pack.

averse to Hould take time to consider At length the arrival of the Emperor was an. behaved well and exemplary. The boats were ing being jammed in the corner, and somT

what was the best means of carrying the pro. pounged and the Japanese Ambassador, who got out by them in ncburied way. He thought shavings and sticks,

pasal into effect. would appear to have been in waiting sportit advisable to get up the specie and saila, nnd In answer to Capt. Tomlin, witness said whon from the others, was fret introduced to His land them, which was done with great care. the cargo was taken out in Hougkong he per- Majesty, accompanied by his Interpreter. He The vessel was drawing 18 feet 5 inches for sorally ene that the sluices were cleaned out, read a short address which was briefly ackno.ward, and 17 feet 7 inches aft. The rook on The officers each dmpartment superintended ledged by the Emperor, on which he withdraw. which he struck he could not find on the ohurt the cleaning out, and be visited them all after The other Ministers were then introduced in There was 11 feet of water in the forg bold whan warde for examination. the older given above, Herr Bismarck was

he beached her, and 16 inches in the after hold, present as Interpreter and stood just bebiad but the water levelled in the hold after. He Mr. Vinngally, the Senior Minister, or deyes of could account for the water getting into the the Foreign Legations, who read in French after bold, all the since hires were closed, short address to the Emperor for himself and also the tunnel der, less the water cams and his- collengnea. This addreas we then in at a butt which won started. The position of read in Chiness by Here Bismark, after the rock, se given in the Government Casette, which enab Minister Atepped forward and he would put fa un videner. The donkey boil. laid his letter of credence upon the table er stands in the fore part of the stake hole, that stood in front of the Emperor, who about two to three feet above the fluoring, bowed ne endb letter was laid there. The To Captain Bolton, witness said that tnd Emperor then briefly replied to the address, the donkey boiler been on the upper deck, hoping that the Sorereigns and Rulers of the he could have pumped the ship out with cocatrius represented were enjoying good health, steam, but could not say whether he could to, and acknowledging the letters which bad have kept the after bold clear. He believed just been presented. He then bowed and the the mad stopped the leaks on the beach. The Ministers withdrew. Thereafter M. Geoffrot, vessel was now in Abunker Duck. The two the Minister for Franci was specially presented holes in the accond, empartment was five

The CHI-JTsrios handed him the schedule to His Majesty, to whom he read and delivered by six inches, and the other was twelve by afz

of the fees under the present Summary proceed- the letter f bis Government in reply to the mincken, The reserve hoid bad ne bolos, but on his return to him on the bridge with Mr.ings before the Chief-Justice, and asked whe peror'a letter scrried by Chung-how to Prente. the plates were all cricked, and the rivets Morgan, after sounding the wolls, to make the ther he thought theor the high. The Interpreter of the French Legation Risted started, and some of the plates were broken, report of bis sounding, he did say the valves Hon. Mr. Rower eald certainly not, and he P.S. Jul July. Reports from Chikuzea toat this interview. Everything passed off quietly. being ripped open, leaving an open seam. The were closed personally then, when the Captain should like to be able to get through the Court day stated that affairs were getting more set. Many hoadreds of offers of high rank were same description of injury was in the fourth told bim to olɛe them duws. dled, and that, for the present at least, a truco preacat, and lined the rods of the Imperial and fifth compartments; the vagine-room was

H.E. the GOVERNOR then proposed that the existel. A Kare (or Minister) of the late City. (This last remark makes ne uncertain of the fifth compartment. The sixth department

Bill be referred to a Special Committee, Daimio of Chikuzeu has been elected by the the exact locality of the interview;)

ie where the batt was started. He had no Yea- The following is the fading, as given in the consisting of the Obich-Justice, the Attor- insurgents to mediate between then and the Anather necout bf the Audionco anya - Faon to doubt but that the altica, valves were Government Gazelto

ney-General, and the Registrar of the Supreme Government. Munal concessiona will doubt The Ministers were introduced into the in-closed and screwed.

Court. He lived that the Bill might be pass has follow; and, as the Japanese do not like porial presence by the Wen-slung and the Prince Charles Morgen, áñora, stated by was se First-We find that the British steamered as early as possible, as it had already been ighting, we shall probably, sen hear of the of King. The Emperor sat on a throus cover-cond officer of the steneser Bokkara; has been Bolhar, Official No. 68,397, left Hongkong at mentioned to the Government at home. It end of the present insurrection.

ed with yellow butin and standing on a raised to a 15 years, and in the F. and C. Company's moon of the 1st ulime, with passengers, mails say non-official member desired a seat in the dais. A table stood in front of the throne also employ nine and a half years. He heldea and cargo for England; and that he struck Committee, H.K. would be happy to nominate covered with yellow. The Emperor_replied | Arat-mate's certificate, dated June, 1871, issued on an unkown maken rock in the Tatlong blu briefly to the address is Manchu, the Prince of ut London. He was on board, the Bokhara ot | Opannel, which necessitated the ship being Hou. P.RY(after a pause)-Wrong time.

Sole Agents for Claus Juran and Manila. Kung translating it into Chinese. The Minis-noon, when she left Hongkong. He was sta-beached to keep her from sikring!

of the year!

f9151 Hongkong. 15th December, 1871 tera were escorted to their obaire by the mentioned forward; the chief officer being sick, he Second We God that no bluse whatever is Hon, H. Rower said that the matter was length an axoniplished fact. Various Foreign bore of the Taung-li-yamen, Great bombers of was doing his duty. The decks wore Blush, to be attached to the master, Percival Samuel of a technical a nature that it would be of little H.B. suplied that they were not guilty of anyHE TOURIST'E QUIDE.- ·

REDUCSO PRIEKI. Ministers have seen the uuupprouebable one

breneb of etiquette in the least. He bad man free to fact, and the Brither of the Sun aud officials and some finalin Princes attendent for inutes before the resel strook Tomlin, whom certificate of competency is re-use for non-official members to assist

Containing the names of all the Articles of on the Emperor were present, and the reception he was secunng the anchors. After finish-turned to him...

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL Baid that us res it so stated, int it was perfectly untrue; it wa was public and polite enough, but no accounting, he left the decka in charge of the Report Bays the seremonial was entisfactory to of it giving the sightest hint of its special third officer. Mr. Skey. He was coming their satisfnotion and, approval of the decision, procedure he thought it was impossible to legia- Bons. If I had anything to any to the Chinese &c., te, with the Punti, and Mandarin Prown- The member of the comt desire to record garded the language of the draft code of purely the invention of an obievude perde, ohjeets of Natural History, Faraturi, peculiarity-the caission of the korow-bas ap-on the deck again what he felt the vessel akili, and judgment displayed by Captain lato on technicalities of Legal Practice, in he would say it to them direct. Both at Cat- peared in the Peking Gazette, which merely strike something lighty, and seemingly Tomlin after the accident, as, but for his language more clear und simple. announced the day before that an Audigace grazeover a rock. They always have leadsman energy the Bokhara would have sank in deep

wise thap with the greatest politeness by the fa the absius when going in or out of barbour, winter, would take place on the 29th June.

There is yet another account of the affur The fourth officer, who is stacionet on the The members of the conrt regret they are from which we learn that the Ministers were bridge, to attgod to the engine telegraph, wonble to arrive at any opinion as to how the kept waiting at the R. C. Cathedral nearly an generally jocka after the leadsman, from in water got into the fore compartment of the boar. The Japanese Ambassador was received atructius from the chief officer, whose basi-ship, the bottom of which is andaged. first with his own interpreter. This precedence mesa it is to see that the lendemanare in their The evidence of the carpenter, John Macleod, had been accorded to him at the request of the places. There are generally two lasduen ju as to his buying closed the place valves, is un-

A députation, composed of ve members of other Ministers, After the latter had been in the casins On this occiso there was only satisfactory; and the court hereby reprimaud Hospital, und eight of the now Bard, waited, the retiring board of Directors of the Chinese troduced and their joint address bad been trans- one man, tol by Here Bismarck, each Minister advanced Hongkong,

samed Felton, going out of him, and put his uredentials on the yellow covered quartermaster.

The movement now bename general through out the province, mud in every town and villige houses were stoked, property stelen, and every known rico dierkant (apparently the natural enemy of a moh) was busted out of the place Thennaiber of insurgents is sted to be 100,000 men, scattered throughunt the province; but they are only arined with bamboo spears, and were it not for the presenpò of many semarai somewhat used to arms, and who are euld to have rides, the insurrection could readi. ly be put down by a few even halflis. eiplised troops. These samurai, however, have joined the maks of the insurgente, coming from the neighbanring provinces of Bongo, Hizen, Bigo, ud oven Satenian, where, so far ne lanet, no such congeniul work is yet ready for them; and they form the element in the present marement must to be dreaded.

I hear that a proclamation has tear ised thươngbout Obikazem detailing the grievances under whiel, the Hintu-stro for farmer class) bare now taken up peas, in which it states that if these grievances are rectified, they will at once return to their orting work; but that if not, 100,000 men are ready to die in their at tempt to forec tugir softlaraat Howarer, whether the said 1:0,000 wen will do aa they may or not, the following ure some of the Fries. anges they complain of

30th June, 1879,

THE AUDIENCE QUESTION. (N. C. Herald)

An audience of the Emperor of China is at

Moon has consed to bo the myth by 01.08 was.

those who implored" the favour. Let us hope as much, while sea salt the publicity with no doubt soon be given to all the details at tending so remarkable an event, Meanwhile we are entitled to cog late as to the probably influence upon the Olinese people generally, and upor car relations with thet, of this an usual concession to Western persistence, pirted as it has been against national prejudice and a blind unrersoning governmental policy. Chi near of all clesce, and in all parts of the conatry, from Skantang lo 'Yunnan, have- no don't watched with deep interest the contest between barbarian pratensions and celestial

BOWETT and he alan meant that there should be opportunity of consulting Counsel often when there was no prospect of a case coming forward at all.

Hou. W. H..ALEXANDER Puggested that the hon; member appeared to mean that in many it.stances a client would wish merely to have an opinion on the broad facta. Earhope be might Cannol woconut for be told he had no case, then the matter would how the wood and chips get under the sluicedrap-but if it bad to go further, then he con- trape; cunnot say how the water gut aft. The anted solicitor. slaios Tatres in the engine-row were closed by the engineers, those in their compartment were not under his control. The flooring of the bold reached about six feet un the side of the ship Whilst the ship wes bong pumped out, when on the land, the sinice valves were opened several blues to enable the water to get to the prospe, These two valves were opened and closed oo: casionally with the rest, and it is possible these pieces of wood got there after the water got in the hold. When he anewed the values down, be did it till he could not screw down any more; but did not look to see whether they were down to their jacks. He took it they were down by not being able to acres any morb, and to screw after that would spoil the norwa

To Captain Tomlin, wituces further said that

The Coart us then cleared...

FINDING OF THE COURT.

Hon. Mr. Rower then gave notice of bring tug forward a motion to this effect next rei- ing

The Hon. (fouleman also proposed that casca ujite $1,000 might be heard in the Som- mary Court."

33, QUEEN'S ROAD DENTRAL 1129 Hongkong, 10th July, 1873.

FOR SALE

Mr. Toanochy said some of theue watolinen had beep doing very goud service. Through the instrucutality of one of them, an old of- fender, who had been in gaol many times, and who had the brand blotted out by cutting aff the lobe of bis ear, was arrested, Mr. Creagh admitted that this was one of the best cases,

H. B. remarked that he looked into the Police Reports very carefully, and he knew these A BEAUTIFUL SELBUTION watchmen were of great service.

The Dentation observed that the sobrine was not difficult, but the election was a poiut of dealty, as those elected might it bare the time and disposition to answer the call, Eren the present Obairman of the Board of Committee was only induced to accept the post by est solicitations.

En P. M, S; B. Quang-st.”

or

AMERICAN TILTING AND OTHER

E P. JOE PITCHERS. -

MACUWEN, FRICKEL & Co.

1m 1140 Hongkong, 12th July, 1879.

FOR SALE. CLARET.

by sid Then the public interesses DYSHERRY.

The ATTORNEY GENERAL said that this point required the services of any one, he ought to might be further considered in Osmmittees

laj aside all private matters, in order to be of Hon. Mr. RowITT and his object was to re-service, and du good to the public. duce the fees, and make litigationless expensive than at prescat. -

By cheap.

H.E. said he had read it through, and found it was excessively clear and comprehensible.. The Council was then adjourned vine die. CHINESE DEPUTATION TO H.D. THE

GOVERNOR.

My

He was an A. B., but acting The court are of op mon that the unmurvyed on .E. the Gorarnor on the 10: inat: propriety; and it is worth considering what table before the Emperor, who bowed unce as that passage, before in the Malacca, as second more especialy those in the Tathong Ohanael, Present, and introduced the dopùtation.

Witnes bas been through patches shewn on Admiralty Chart No. 1,466, Touchy, the acting Registrar General, was

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H. G., THOMSETT, K.N., Harbour Muster, &c. B. B.LEMANN, Unofficial Justice of the Peace. B. H. CAIRNE, Gourment Marine Surveyor Confirmed,

C. J. BOLTON, Master, Mercantile Marine,"

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The Chairman replied that he would certain. ly exert ilmself to the utmost of his ability i the management,

The Depuration quid they would be glad of a

tbo Hospital and the Kylong..

separation of their duties as the Jesuitted of

Bir. Tonnooby said that the Committee of the pspital were cost of them the Casamit.. tes of the Kylong. Being selecter by the peo ple to be the Hospital Committee, they were naturally looked no to for advice by the general body of Chinese.

The Governor said it was desirable that their functions ahnld be separated. It was a divi sion of labour as it worė.“,

The spokesman next said that, on the pesa- sion at the rat deputation, they might bavo been unsousiously guilty of soute breach of etiquette in Buying things that might not ha quia proper for them to say. If there had been such a breach, they would ask bis Excel- lenny's pardon.

bon and bère, he und never been treated other-

Chinese..

The Deputation next brought to the notice of the Governor a letter which they had received from the Chinese somiannity at Yokohama, respecting stowawaja on road, the Pacifio Mail etsamers, who were turned sabore nt Yokohama when detected.

Mr. Tonuveby said that frequently ignorant people from the country, who desired to go to: América, were be fooled by the Chinese saainen und other employés on board the Pacific Mail Ateamers, The country people arriving bere ge H.E. said he was glad to see them all. Mok Se Yeong, then informed H. that the re-knowing the places of their resort, vaaid go there, The president of the retiring board, Mr. erally put up at certain boarding Louses, Hod visited certain cating houses. Those reamen ̧ tiring board had formally made over the man. agemount of the Hospital, togettiar with the funds and all doegments belonging to the in- atitutioa, to the new board,

and try to induce them to get tickets through them at a cheaper rate; They would represent to the country folks thus they would get the The president of the new board, Mr. Chew tickets at $25 or $50, instead of st $15. The tliese men readily believed them, "and gave Bing Inn, anerchant, then said that the new

them the money. They would thên smuggla board had received everything in proper order

them on board, and stow them away in their The Governor said this was satisfactory, and cabins. When these men were found cut at then proceeded to business, Baying he would

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Csernor and Genmander in Chiefke an early day to visit the Chinese Hospital, the collection of tickets, they were turned The first subjent brought up for discussion, sabore at Tokoluma, testing them in the banda was the aetting side of what was formerly the of the Chinese community here. The speaker LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

-tune, to be a ward for the reception of amai). And apcken to the sgast of the Pacific Mail been established since 1867, at 32, Endicott'a Company, and although the brainst vigilance Lane, and that he has always a great quantity pax patients..

July 9th.

The Council met paremmat to adjournment. Present: H.D. the GOVERNOR. Hop. J. SHALE, Chief Justice. Hon. C. U SMITH, Acting Cologial HOD.3. PAUNOXFOTE, Attorney-General. Hon. P. KYRIE,

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1 Excellency said there were always objes- excroised, it was impossible to Gud the of BEST COAL in store for Sale. Gentlema tion to the location of patients suffering from stowawaye out outil it was too late. Wastor Ship-masters wishing to patronise him, are a disease so highly contagious in crowded loculi. the deputation. now wiebed to ask, was the requested to apply at Big Shop.

1y 1885 Hongkong. 30th July, 1872 tics: Last year he had a small ward set aside Governor's eànction to posting a notification

His Excellevey replial that he had found

in the Government Civil Hospital for the yearning the Chinese. Secretary.ception of smallpox patients, bai representa-

tions from the medical men and the public were that there were two class of men in the world so strong that he had it removed to Stone who could not be cored, viz., fools and kanves. The foc w loolish enough to believe what cutters' Island, where a part of the building the kraves might aty to Bin, and in spite of hut teen prepared for the reception of asy

warnings, the real was the same. This was small-pox patients that might be brought in.

Mr. Tonnocby suid the ward the depatation not oned to China only, everywhere else it. was the saine. When two persons were deter- spoke of, was suggested by either Dr. McGuy of mind to cheat you, it was very dilhoals to find Dr. Dads. The Committee were very reluctant them out. He did not believe that the notifica

Hon. R. ROWETT. Hon. W. H. ALERANDER. Hon. J. WRITFALL. The minates of the last meeting were lead and confirmed.

RELIEF OF TRUSTEES BILL.

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ated the hellish brood!" Next, let us listen to Master), H. B. Luana, Esq., E. H. Chiron mate's certificate, dated 1871, insted in Lordon-f amended in the sabommittee, stating that it i Elospitekund then either Dr. McCoy or Dr. could send a druit to the Guvernment throng" this Work etands unrivallet, All tae new

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Mr. Tonnorky, he would then say if it could be put up or not.

Mr. Tonneby said a draft of a notification was scy from Yokohama with the letter.

The Deputation next mentioned that of the

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science generally, which the rapid advance- here given in extense. Each and every word in fully helented and explained, forming exer- Mr. Ponzochy thought that two men were rises for students of a most instructive stare, Both the Court and Fanti pronunciations are suicept.

The Deputation said, this scheme was just given, the accents beny ekzofully marked on conquerced; it would perbape be necessary to the best principle hitherto attained. The typo. employ wore mer, who gould be decreased as raply displays the access of un attempt to Besides, the scene of operations make the Chinese and English type correspond

that of the other foter was not.

will be the conclusione come here, there, nudach letter of oredenoo was put on the table. cflloc, in 1870. As far an be cind recollect abould be surreyed, and they suggest that the everywhere, when His Majesty's leges read bat After this, the Price of Kane knelt be- she went about the same course as the Hokkra attention of the Nasal authorities be called famous Edict which we foreigners have of late fore the Easperor, as he translated into went. The Bokhara was going about 10 knots. to it. been so digeatly criticising, and picking to Chinese the reply made by the Emper-Ho had nothing to do with the navigation of the rieser Abya!" we can imagine a constant or in Manetu

Given under our bands at Victoria, Hong reader of the Feking Gurtle, District Magistrate of the frat rank were present, and the streets of a rook any where near the spot. The carpen O. MAY, Firal Police Magistrate.

Princes and by oficiale ship just then. He never heard of the existence kong, on this 9th day of July, 1873. of Nanchang-fu, exolaiming, here are thous adjoining the Reception Hail were erowded. ter's duty is to love the anioe vatres, when or rascally dogs of foreigners actually tousing to All the Ministers wore fall Court dress, dered by the chief ofloer, and never to open them got a sight of the face of the Son of Heaven, ezsapt the American Minister, who wore till ordered. Theyare in the habit of closing tim and our too timid Ministers consenting to ad- mit then to the privilege. What is the world equivalent of Court costume. Before the opened to allow the water to coure aft, when an creuing dress, that being the American excepting in barbar, when they are sometimes coming to? Since the great Commissioner Lin Andience took pinor, the Peking Gazette om- the ship is down by the stern, for the purpose and the gallant Saukolinsin left us, to wander tained a short autice to the effect that on such of pumping her out dry. Could not say whether amongst the goals, three wretched devila and such a day the Emperor would repair to they were open or not when they left Flong bave led our officials by the nose, and had it all suck and and a temple, and give an Audiencs-kong, as he had only ratered the chief officer their own way. Bat of comise the barbarian abisin will be compelled to knock need in the that have appeared on the three days auopead was engaged taking in oargo. When the ship. not mentioning to whom. The three Gazelles a day and a halt before, previous to which he Bered presence, How I should like to bring the Audience coutalo-au far as I can learn struck, and be was coming on deck, be met the thero to see " Another matuat reader, from a wall informed quarter-nothing at all carpenter and fourth officer. The latter said age of the literati, say in Kai-fang-fu, we about the Audience. observe in spirit reading the Ediet, bul

the captain wanted the well soided. He went dashing down amonger the oupe at his favorite than 800 mandarins are said to have been pre-

The sight was a very grand one. No lees round and found no more water than the usual teaebop

mark of juches. He sounded, all throu and we hear bim vociferating; "I will write

wells. He never made any enquiry himself poet-baste to my revered nucly, the Secretary

as to whether the sluice valves were closed, ! to the Inner Council, and pray him to move

MARINE COURT OF INQUIRY.

bat heard some person give an order to see Cansur Woo to denounce these wretched minis.

A Marine Court of Inquiry was held at the that the valves were closed; this was to the ters as traitor's to their country, for having even Harbour Master's ofine on the 14th inst., to surprater. He sounded the welle from the contemplated the possibility of an intervier enquire into the cause of the accident to the

nuin deck. The sluice valves elap are cfosed; between the outside barbarian and the Son of P. & O. Company's scarce Belhore, of Cape on the upper deck, by screve Heaven. I had thonght long ago that our D'Aguilar. The Court consisted of the Hon.

Alfred D. Skey, third officer on board the brave troops and invincible skipe had extermin C. May, H. G. Thomsett, Esq., RN, (Harbour steamer Bokhara, eworn, stated be held a first The CHIEF-JUOTIOE prenoted the bill a to receive any most-pox patients into the the cofikquy of a third, a quiet but wealthy Esq., hud Captains J. O, Bolton.

He had been in the P.&O. service since April had been unde to include all that could be Deds, he gould recollect which, probably the owner of a tea farm amongst the Moyune Hills; The inquiry was institated on the application. On the 21st June tire Bukhara left Hung tronght fate its operatios-that is, including latter, spoke to bini about the place.

"Ah," says be," chèas Larbariapa are getting of Captain Toulia.

kong for Singapore; ali bands were ou deck casehold estates, which were not included at The Governor said it could not have been in on; bot do what they will, we get the better of

His station was aft, but he relievod Mr. Morgan some, but were in all the estates here. He his time, as he had never heard of it. He rewen. Captain Tomlin, aworn, stated he is master forward, who was acting chief. He was on the thought the Bill as amended would meet all the bered Dr. Doda was the first one to rule then in the tea market. Going to see the of the B. B. Bokhara, has been to sea 26 years; forecastle superintending the work generally requirements of the Colony; The Attorney-of the sinali-pox ward in the Civil Hospital. Biz detestives employed to deteet kidnapping. of foreign relations has imposed upon then, are Emperor, are they P. Well, perhaps they may in the employ of the P. & O. Company 18 he, but I doubt it; in Ruy rane they will have years, and is command 9 years, The register when he felt the easel strike lightly General and well quità conen rad in the EE. asked Mr. Tonuccby if the subject us vn the pay of two beaune had boon paid, but to go down on their kucea pretty low before Lounge of the Bokhara was 1775. On the 21st appeared as if striking a wreck, and a grating ench a thing can be allowed." The above Jone, atanen, be left bis mourings in Victoria sound followed, as it, steam was blowing off

The Bill, was then gone through in Com. Mr. Tonnosby replied that it was not, imaginary monologues will suffice for the pur. Harbour, with wails and cargo for England, de hard orders given to the carpenter dimet

The Governor asked if the deputation i not think that Stone-cuttera Island was the For me in to show how we suspect the in- and as his head was swang to the Bastward, tey to sound the wells. The sating aniel offen mittoe, elauad by clituse, the Attorney-General portant funt of the audience will be regarded proceeded out the Easter pasonge. His renou

was below pot gore than ten minutes. Dua pining the rarions détails by different, classes in the provinces. There for going out that way was, it would have taken when the Bokhara left Hongkong.

not know what state the algice valves were in gentage which abvuld be charged; and ulti-

Some discussion, took place as, to the perbeat place.

The reply was that it was too far and in- are thus no doubt who will eavil at this view a longer time to turn amongst the shipping tab of the case, and argue against the expediency to go out by that passage. The chart by

David Gillespie, un, atuted he is chief mately it was agreed that it should be 2 per Donvenient.

cent. np to $10,000, and over that aqunt, 2 per The Governor said, with a steam lanach, the But gratifying to John Chinages. But for Chart, corrected to 1870. He passed tbrasgh the Bokhara going out of Hongkong harbour the residue,

The Governor agreed, and directed the deps-pay of space, achieving a clearness Bot the sake of common sense and foreign con- the Lyee mocn; passed outside the Tatong the engineers and firecon. At the time the and numbered 7 of 1873.

previously attained, and dispersing with thos on the 21st June. His duty was to superintend The Bill was then read for the second time,ng chail pos. They would then require would are is passed; he had watched the police hemofore characterized Chinese publications. The Depatation mentioned cases of children (lation to send in a form of application, and he nat margin and vacant spaces which have versante with Chinese character, we will hope Rock two cabled on the starboard side. A that sgch babusitats atcaber only a very few. quartermaster was a the starboard chains at vessel strack he was on the lower platforca,

DANGEROUS GOODS BILL.

their mothers to attend to them. Then, again, reports closely, and these men seemed to bare To illustrate the vast scope of the work, the It cannot be doubted that the rates of the the lead. His last soundings were 171 fatbons, hear the starting gear; when she struck ber

The discusion of lais bill was resumed from Chinens women might be affected with the one tution was about retiring, when Chairs Vecibularly equinins about 115,000

good service.

following facts are submitted for consideration. people startled by the appearance in the thia side of the Lyeomeon, Westward. After bottom seemed to rise, and he immediate class 14. A specialty strong provision is disease. Tebing Gazette of an EFict which runs directly passing the Lyee moon be told him to lay in directly after the telegraph indicated a licence is required to store even is amollent pel any person bed with small pox to bave him consideration. The Central School, as they and Chinese Dictionary about 100,000, whilst

ly gard ordore to stand by the cagines, and made with regard to Nitro-glycerine, for which

The Governor said there was no rule to cow.B. said he had ono mubject to bring to their | Chinese chooters, and Medhanel's English counter to all recognised pastom and prejudice lead, se he would find no soundings for a white, (supposing, that is, that the diet will be exhat did not tell him to come out of the chains, stup and reverse the engines; this ko did, quantity.

self trented at Stour-cutters' Island. Of course, knew, was doing the colony a great deal of this work contains more than 30,000 English tensively circalated, which we take leave to He found abortly before be tonobed na the and directly after the order was "glow

The Bill was read for a second time, passed, if soildren were bad with it, they must be good by giving elnestion to its children: The words, and upwards of 600,000 Chineze obarae- donti)—will conclude that the Foreign Minis canten rock that he had laid it in. Abreast ahead and then, go pu fall speed.". The and numbered 8 of 1879.

treated in their homes. There would beno ob number of scholars there now was by far too ters. Again, despite all the grammar and tere are to be admitted to audience upor the of the Tathong Hock be hauled in, as shown on Captain sent for him to look after the bilgen;

jection to isolated cases being received into the many, and there were still many eager appli- other elementary works as ret published, the old tributary footing; and believing this, chart, where it is marked 16 fathoms of water. he went below and did.su, und in: 10 minutes

Hospital, but it wocht not dỗ sa a gateral rule. cants, who could not be admitted for want of student of this difficult language absolutely re they will naturally be confirmed in their pro The ship was going 19 knota. He did not give after, the filth engineer reported that water was HE, the GOTERNCE stated that he proposed His Excellency concluded this subject by ask accommodation, and want of more masters. quires examples to display the various appli- conceived opinion that the object of the gere. ipstractions to cust the lead, as he did not rising in the stoke hole. He went and looked to refer the whole of the three bills, as the ing the Deputation to defer doing anything in Therefore, to set the requirements of the cations and equivalent of diferent words which mony has been simply to magnify yet more, the think it possible to bad bottom there. He has himself, sad gave orders to see the pumps put aatters, were so technical, that the lay menabera this matter until he had visited the Hosptal colony, there must be additional masters azil have one general meaning. Of these examples

approbable greutares of their own En- been through that passages great many times, in order, and then reported to the Captain. Ino

We contend that this must be the result and also through the Tathong Channel a great Captain said, If that is the case, we will turn al escroely dieguss them with enlentage. Is, and then he could tell whether the place proenlargement of the school accommodation. The this work contains more than five times on

therefore, the general principle was approved, posed was a fit ons or pat.

Government was willing to pay all the car. many as any other Dictionary hitherto pub. of the concession, no matter what the natore unay times. Bas been through the Shing round. He then asked the captain to go they would be referred to the Committer. The Deputation-next brought forward therent expenses, but the rebuilding of a pro-lished. of the ceremonial employed, unless measures shaug bon pass before. He was in command down and see, which ba did, and he told The CRIST JUSTICE said he did not mean fact that women and girls were frequently por cobat konse regained a great deal of For practical purpose the arrangement of are taken to disabuse the minds of the people of the Salsette and Orizsa, sesels of shont is to do all that could be done to pump to raise any dissent, as the menstre was so brought down from Canton to remilu ere niglit money, an estimate having fixed ber cost the work is so ectoplets, that reference of the iden now prevalent, but foreign natious 1,700 tons, and drawing over 18 feet, going in the sicke hole, and two in the engine mich the code was fasued as must morning for California, Singapore, Cochin meut could afford to pay. Therefore, en of stands English to

at $70,000. This was more than the Govern- to its pages omables a person who the ship out There are four sluice valves generally approved. He characterised the bere, and then to be shipped off the next are admitted to friendly intercourse only upon through the same channel, He never had

cooununicate effectively qualified terms; and it follows that, otherwise, suspicion of danger in that channel, and by the room. He asked Mr. Warner, the second en masterly. He thought it due to himself to say China, and other places. Of the number of two things must be done, that was, sithur to with natives who understand nothing but Chi the concession is not only likely to be produce directions in the China Filot, it joue undi-er, whether the sinien valves were closed, that on long ago as 1883, when atturney Gena women geing to these phoss, only 20 or 30 per reduce the number of boys, or to refuse admit. nene. In this respect the work will be found tive of no postive good, Ent on the contrary zarily used. It was 1.25 p., on the 31st June and be answered they were. He saw that theal, be theaght of framing a code of the kind, cent. were respetable romens the rest went tinz new applicants. To place more buys in indispensable ce all Europeans residing in may est prejudicially upon our interests in the when he first struck the sunken ryk When two tu lis own compartment were closed and Mr. Goodeare, Professor of Law in Cal- for the purpose of prostitution.

the school lian the mastere cuald properly China, and to the natives themselves it er. country. Some will ask, why then press the abreast of Tethong Buck Le felt the vessel had After the abip was on the beach, and pumped gutta, wrote that the whole atrodaction of the Mr. Tonnorby and that he had been quite teach, was an injustice to the boys, or more plains subjects fully with which very few in question at all, if evil is so likely to flow out of strack something suddenly, not heavily, and he dry, bosfound they were all cloacd. To the best Indian code tell like a thunderbolt on the Judges, young girls ou board the Pacific Mail steamere, that the school could accommodate would be a need of them are perfectly acquainted. To it? and we answer that it certainly abould nut felt a grating or scraping afterwards. He had of his knowledge, the tunget encasing ahalt 88 311 at the bite was confusion, and it was proble and it was quite apparent to every one that they mischiel to the boys. He would wish, therefore, parties resident in England and interested in have been mvoted unless the Ministers no fime to think, but reversed the engines tight. When the ship was pumped out he saw matics how it would work, and he thought the did not go of their own accord, nor did they that as the school as doing good to the Obi. Uhina it cannot but be invaluable occasionally. were pared to push the point to its directly. The quartermaster, who was upee that water had been in the tunnel, ode not applicable to such a place as Hong-pay the cost of their passage; yet if they were zien in the Colour, sir obildren, and their It comprises apwards of two thousand large legitimate consequences; and, by requir-to liim on the bridge, steering, asid "Zho je. Thomas Faltou, uble seams, and acting kong, or a commercial colony. He atated this asked who went with fiem, and what did they children's children, they would raise a hand-quart pages. ing the Emperor to declare to his people over, ar"-" She is afloat.” - Thin he saw him quartermaster of the steamer Bekkara, sworzi, to show that when he was Attory. General ba go to Califorois for, they would reply that they some abscription for the erection of a new that he had not only aduitted the people of self, and he went on ahead easily. He then stated the resel left at noon on the List Jose, had not forgotten bis duty, but in deference to went by themselves, and that they went of school house." Of course, the Government will foreign countries to friendly relations, but that had the well sounded, and found it dry. He was sent into the starboard fors chains by the opinion of the Professor of Luw in Caloutts, their own sound. He had spoken to the U. S pay a portion, or do something by which the he bad broken through puat prejudices, and ad- She was beading & when the struct, and the Cxplain, to take soundings. The vessel was gave up the idea. He did not admire such a Comeni here on the subject, and had suggested Central School could be ended. mitted them to sub relations open a footing when be found she was over mad adat, going 101 knote: The fasst soundings be fecula i change sa proposed abstractly, and considering to him that intending female emigrants shund Mr. Tonneohy said some time ago the Obinéen

time went on.

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