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1885,

NOW READY.

THE

1885.

CHRONICD 1835.

HRONICLE & DIRECTORY|

With which is incorporated THE CHINA DIRECTORY.

TWENTY-THIRD Arrual Issu),

·Royal Ogravo, pp. 1,104...65.00 ...$3.00.

- SMALLER Erron, pp. 716.,.

THE CHRONICLE AND DIRECTORY has been thoroughly revised and 'brought up to date, and is again much increased' in 'bulk.

It contains DESCRIPTIVE. and STATISTICAL AccoUNTS of, nad Diencronims for HONGKONG-

JAPAN--

Do. Ladies' Directory Nagasaki Do. Miary Forses." Kobe (Hlago).

Do. Chimero Hongs. Oraka.

MACAO.

7. Tokio

Yokokau Niigata.

Hakodate THE-PETLIFTINIS

Manila.

Labran

British North Borneo,

COCHIN CHINA-—-

Saigon.

CUINA-

Pakhoi.

Hoihow.

Whamped

Canton.

Swator.

Coba.

Amoy.

Iloilo.

Takao.

BORNEO-

Taiwanfos

Sarawak,

Tamsai.

Keling.

Focahon

Wouchaw.

Ningpe

Cambodia

Shanghai

ANNAM

Chinkiang..

Hné.

Wuhu.

Kiukiang

Handro

Torqorx

-Hobang.

Haiphong

Hanoi.

SIAM-

Taku.

Bangkok.

Tientsia

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS,

Peking

Newchwang.

CORZA-

Soul.

Jenohidan.

Fasan.

Yuenga..

Changling Chefoo.

VLADIVOSTOCK...

Turon. Quinbou

Singapore.

Malacca.

Penug

MALAY STATES---

Johore.

Bungoi jong. Selangor. Perak

NATAL BROADBOY

British. German. United States. SKURFING (Boers of the Coasting Stearners of P.&.0.9. N. Co. China & Manila 8. B. Co.

Messag. Maritiman.

M. B. M. 8. 9:0e. Lidu-China 8. N. Co.

Douglas S. 8. Co. Russell & Co.

Simen & Co.

H. C. & M.S. B..Co. Scottish Oriental 9.8.Co. Miscellaneous Coset

Steamers.

.

NOTICE

THE DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20ta, 1895,'

| the war party, will soon be generally acknow lodged to have been dictated by sound WATSON Ann 90%, policy. Under any circumstances, and at

day time, a war between the two leading | FAMILY AND DISPENSING,

Powers of the Far East would be a contin- CHEMISTS,

gandy to be deplored.

By Appointment to His Excellenby the Go- YERson and His Royal Highneas thu

DUKE OF EDINDURGIL WHOLESALWAND RETAILDBUGGISTS

PERFUMERS, PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS,

DRUGAISTO SONDRYMEN,,

And

ERATED WATER MAKERS.

The British guzbest Merlin, Comamuist Brenton, arrived here yesterday from Swatow. The gaaboat Esk has gone to that port as her reliefTM

Tho Agonta (Moses. Bettorfeld & wire) inform as thatthe G.S. B. Ch'a stemmer Antenor, from London, lett Singapore on the 17th inst. for this port

SUPREME COURT.

-19th January,

IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.

CAIEF JUSTICE.

OTHERS,

Dack promises on the 18th inst. was sentenced to descend on the Japanese courts and attack the to fearthen days' imprisonment with hard labour. | steamships of the Kiyode Unya Kutisha ant Mitan Bishi Company, the result world be mort garions (Fahi-det-jë).

OPIUM CARE.

nection with the armu imbroglio, is on the

The Staff Sergeants of the general Bluff an.

The complainant dropped the dollar in the that a high authority is reported to have ex- on Saturday evening last, for the purpose of samided in their Mens-room, Spring. Gardens,

street, and the defendant snatched it up and ran pressed the opinion that the Chinese mon-of-war off withit. bidding farewell to Quatermaster Sergeant

now stationed at Nam Yang, under the command The prisoner was charged with stealing of Admiral Ting, are not in any respect inferior Goodwin and of presenting him with a bouti

"silver drop" on the depositions.

to the few powerful ironclads in

A l the nial before his departure from Hongkong in Baru THE HON. SIE GEOROR PHILLIPP iron and at 50 cante fexa the Hung, Ham commsad of capable Barapan navigators, were Li Aing, boolie, for stealing three pieces of Japanons navy.. If the Chinese ships, under the tho Himalaya. Mr. Meredith, Garrison Sergeant Major, provided. There were a gem. ber of friends in addition to the members of the Btaff present. Garrison Bergeant-Major

· GILMAN AND OTHERS V. ACKRÚTD AND Meredith, on handing Sergomt Goodwin the testimonial, addrassed the aesembly in a few Johnson, and Steken, appeared for the plaintiff Mr. M. Baily, instructed by Mrs. Sharp appropriate words, pointing out- the good feeling which Berg Goodwin had endeavoured the defendants did not put in an appearance at all times to date in the Garrison by his

Mr. Baily mid he appeared to apply on behalf obliging ways, and presstaga Lope that the Staff of the plaintiffs for a final order for the torsole- would always strive to maintain the food feeling sara of a mortgage. The oase was before Mr. Justice Bassoll, whe was then Acting Chief Jua which exists in the garrison at present. He con- tion, on the 22nd May last, and a deare was then A Japanese vernacular paper states that the in s pleasant voga, prosperity, promution made for foreclosure. In prananas of that de- :

oluded by wishing Quartermuter Sergeant Good. Korean King is thirty-three years of age, the when he resohet te hures of all Engand, and or the Hegistrare cartiients was made on Qaven thirty-six years, and the King's father, good health after he arrived thore. Quartermaster of the amount lent due on the mortgage was the dated 20th June last. The date for the payosat the Usi In-m, sixty-three yeaza..

Berg, Goodwin repcoded in equally appropriate 20th December, the order to continue the scounts Lieut. Colonel Hobson, The Buffs, is about to words. A very enjoyable evening having been

as made on the End December, and the final rotira from the Barring and has been granted a spent the party broke up about 10.40, after "Auld passage home in the troopship Himalaya The Lang Syne" had bean sang, Quartermaster

date for payment was arranged aventually for of Himalaya goes home direct and not by the Cape, Bergt. Goodwin has been for the pest 12 yours twelve and one colock. Mr. Eozurie, clerk to ke 14th January, 1885. At that dete, between & Staff Clerk in the Brigade Oloe, Hongkong, also was first announced.

and he is now the first on the list for promotion Mesare. Gilman & Co., attoaded at the offer of to the rank of Superintending Clark. He the Registrar to resolve the money, but no one carries with him to bast wishes of a large pat in an appearance to pay it. sirole of friends in this colony,

His Lordship asked if the defendants had been served with a notice of the date fired for

{"HIFS' MEDICINECHEST) REFITTED PASSENGER SHarrt Serrano.

Nonce. To avoid delay in the oxsontis Order it is particularly rugaested that

buriasis communications be addressed to the |Firm, A. B. Wargón and Co, or

HONGKONG DISPENSARY.

MARRIAGES.

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On Saturday, 97th December, at At.. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, by the Ev, A. Armitage, Visar of St. John's, Cheltenham, unois of the bride, HER. DEPT FOATE, of Kengkong, to Any; dengher of Richard Armitage, Esqof Ilkley, Yorkshira 1149 At Shanghai on the 4th trabant, at the English Cathedral, by the Rer. F. E. Smith, K., Jura Ezzazz Chies or steamship Parksong to tours SMITH, eldest daughter of William Barrett, Trinity Corporition, Loarion._

[14] DEATHS.

At Shanghai, on the 3rd instant, Joagon Lear

da Costa, aged 4 yatra.

ANTONIO DA COSTA, ulders son of Josquine and Latiss At Blanghai, on the 5th instant, WILLIAM Far. At No. 9, Nanking Bond, Shanghal, on the 9th inst., WALTER BAER MebocoALL, late Manges of the Marine Engineera' Instituta, aged 48 years.

At Shanghai, on the ith instant, WILLIAM HERRIEN HOPKINS of Herriatown, N.J., Ù.3.A., agad 29.

DIEK LEWFL, aged 52 years.

The Daily Press.

HONGKONG, January 20гa, 185.

We publish elsewhere the proclamation. by His Excellency Governor Sir GeoRGE BOWEN The LIST OF RESIDENTS now contains appointing a Commission to arrange for

the samex.of.

ELEVEN THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDEED, AND FIFIY FIVE FOREIGN ES

the

propar-representation of this Colony at the

A

The Criminal Sessions were formally opered at the Bupreme Court yesterday murading and adjourned at zoo to to-morrow. There is not | a large amount of business to occupy the time of

the jurymen on this occasion.

A Japanese paper, quoted by the Japan Mail, LATEST TELEGRAMS. says that a French frm at Yokohama has pnt- chased 200,000 pounds of barley, ta be consignoð to the French msn-of-war at Formosa. The quotation for barley has considerably increased, the expectation being that the firm will make further purchases.

The Courrier de l'år! ́says that, following the ratification by the Franch Government of the Art Convention between Japan and Fran39,. drawn up by M. le Comte de Vial-Castel, the

LONDON, 17th January. THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND THE FRENCH EGYPTIAN.

PROPOSALS

payment.

about 3 tacle the Brst, and five each the other the court charged with valised possession of Thres Chinese tradeks were brought before

The latest derelaphant of patriotism in een- two, of prepared opium in the 18th inst

part of the wartiers Mr. Jianaku Kiugore, They admitted the large, and the Brat was the leading spirit of the strong-imbod fraternity, and graud the other two $3 euch, the opium has coma to Tokigo from Osaka with a request being forfeited.

that, in the event of war, the wrestlers sould DANGEROUS LUNATIC.

be allowed to serve as a corps of baggare-banners, Paa Asam, servant, was again before the Twelve hundred of them are ready to voluntoor, being a dangerous lunatic. soart charged by Mr A. O'D. Gourdia with for this purpose, and there.can be no question the Colonial Bargeon was received, and sons could be made of them thar that which Their that they would be a most valuablo ndilition to A partilouts of the defendant's thesalty from any artar. Weimarins, however, that a batfor

notion upon the matter was sent to the humility prompts them to enggest. Tung Wah Hospital...

TIENTSIN.

Eurosa Mr. A. G. W165. OPITA BALL'SWINDÉE.

26th December. Wang Ang, coole, was charged with having The news that now ranches us from Koren is obtained a cotton jacket and 60 conte by moans of of a most almaling and serious nature. A rubul- false preteness on the 18th inst

Lien of considerable dimensions kås broken ont, Praga West on the 18th int. and defendant Kingdom The insurgents managed in a way Cheung Hang, carpenter, said he was on the and threatens the very existence of the little

Mr. Baily said they had not, exoapting Me oams to him and offered him a ball of opium forto get passing of the parson of the King, f Ackroyd, who was the Official Assignee in their solo. He said he had no money, but the defendant our information can be believed, and were car- bankruptcies. It would be impossible to norvo said he would give him the opium for his confrying him off, when he called the Japanne troops notices upon then, as it was not known where and what money he had, which was 60 conts. to his rearno. Those ware attacked by the Chi- they were to be found.

Complainant said that the detondant and surther nese soldiers, and some severe fighting was the His Lordshy said if that was so, then thorsman took the wab and the money from him result, in which several lives were lost, among ought to have been an application made to the against his will, but he did not resist as tars them some Japanese. The Queen is alan missing, Court for learo to post a ulice or a conspicuous were two of them. The other man ran away and is thought to have been killed. But, as once part of the building,

with the coat and money, and then he found the before, she is more probably in close concealment, ~~~ Mr. Baily said there was no mention made of supposed opium ball was nothing but a ball ofned will appear at the proper time. And it is A Cabinet Count will meet during the course may notice in the order of the Conet.

Birt. He seized the defendant and gave him in aid that the Japanese Gororament has do of this week to donate the counter proplewhat was the use of being a inte lor payment

His Lordship asid it was a necessary thing, for charge.

manded a Jargà indemnity from the Chinese. The defendant said this wen a tramped up It is reported that the foreign Ministers Minister of Fine Arts is about to send to Tokio with regard to Egyptian affairs made by France. and attending at the Registrar's office to receive charge arising out of a quarrel, but he admitted in Peking sre specimens of various French art manufactures.

urging that, "this demed the money when the defendants had received no having been punished for a similar trick before. be met by gayat at obos, lai Jaan In oxohango for those it is expostod tho Alikado

Dotice?

Sentenced to thron weeks' härd·labouř. will forward to Paris a series of Japanese curio.

join Francs ia hor aggrossions upri Cina. Mr. Baily said that as there was no mention

FIR! HAVES. sities which will be placed in the Louvre.

{ Important issues are involved in the notion SĹ The Ministar of Marine and the Colonies has made of this in the order of the court, perhaps Cheung Aying and Choi Akwai, coalie, were the Chinas Government at this natur. A he might be granted poemission to defer this vormitted for a month's hard labour for stealing large body of Chinase troops has been ordend appleation to neathor date, and to the meantime a bot containing clothing, valund at $13. from the to-Kurt Crum-Sue Beiso-olan open-he post the notice.

honse adjoining that which was burntin Market-2,500, it is said. This shows a disposition on His Lordship said he would soonider what street on Saturday last

the part of the Chines to retain their hold upea could be done.

They had taken the box to their own hoses and Korea, and if possibla, te break the influenss of JEAN SANDS AND ANOTESE. WILLJA Hoovered it with straw, but P.S. Battis obtained Japan in that country. China's wise course just

acme information about it, and found it.

now would be to make torma with Japan, andi let. Korea go her owu gail, for she has more on her hands now than she can wall attend t

ANOTHER FRENCH MINISTERIAL

CHANGE.

· LOSS OF THE BRITISH STEAMER "ROSSLYN”""

The following in the programme for the on-resigned: cort to be given at the Temperance-Hali this erening, to commence at 8.30 p.m. -Pianoforte i [dust; song, "Anchored: Rong,. "The Moss- grown defl"; song, "Sweet Mignonetts”; voonl trio, The Wreath" song, "Let cash one learn to know himself"; pianoforte duet; song, "It was a dream"; Bong; song, "*"Tis known to me" voral dust, "Why do you watch the lone, lone deap P" vocal quartette.

WELL FORBES.

We learn also that the Chinem Government

We regret to have to record the loss of an- The Attorney-Gonoral (Hon. E. L. O'Malley

CHARGE OF STEÁLING CIGARS, other stesaver employed in "the counting trade. appeared for the plaintiffs Mra Sands and Mak Ashin, heuss coelie, was charged with Mears. Adamson, Bell & Co., the agenta, haves Baude, the latter of whom was now of age, being concerned with another man not in onstedy received the following tolograms from. Captain he said he had to apply to the court for an instealing ten bores of Manda igara, value $180, has become intensely annoyed at the muth

order that an of 385.358.31, naw standing the property of the Hongkong Dispensary. harpias who have knouted the pray from afar. MoKebnis, duted Cape St. James, 18th January, at the credit of this case in the Hongkong and Mr. J. D. Humphreys said that on the 15th and has honos abandoned all though of con

pm Rosslyn lost. Struck sunken wreck Shanghai Bank, $12,606 har standing upon the inst., be sont, a case in his employ to bring two strucling Government railroads, at last for fas Saigon coast. Crew and passengers mved"

me credit in the Oriental Bank, together with cases of Manila gigars to the store. The man prosent. A difionity bas also daydeet itself the interest due apon the same, be paid over brought one, and said be could not then get the in this connection, growing out of the seal- to the first plaintiff, Mrs. Jean Sands; and thar. He was sent for the other case the next independence of the Governors and Governers

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According to the Jiji Shivapo, a telegram which reached Tokiyo on the 81st ult. stated that the Nisshin Kan passed Nam Yang a few days bo- fore, and saw-threo Chinese men-of-war lying at azoher. The latter made immediate preparations for action, and for soms time it rocked as if they The Bosslyn left here for Saigon on the 14th arranged under one Alphabet in the strictest Celonial and Indian Exhibition to be held inors about to open fire on the Japanese irca-ingtact and was therefore evidently wracked on for a similar order with regard to the sun day, and he had never son 890 since. On the General of the provinces. The part which order: the initials as well as the surnames Laadon in 1886. A few days ago we wrote clad which, however, altered her course. We her passage thither. She was a steamer of 1,019 of 32,174 14 now standing to the credit of Vala same day the defendant, who had been emploroach was to take in the construction aut being alphabetical.

at some length on the subject, and threw (Japan Mail) believe this story to be correct tons capacity, and had for some time been ria Forbes Sands; also for the direction of the ed at the Dispensary two months ago, oatme management of, and the relation which each out some suggestions which we are glad to. It is supposed in official quarters that the Chi

reaved in a maperior style and brought up learn wilt be carried into effect. The Gore mistook the Nisehin Kan for a Franch engaged in the rice trade. She was commanded Court with regard to a sum of $75,000 of present there and took away the mixing doolia's clothes. I was to santain to, sach roads as penetrated

The MAPS and PLANS have been mostly

to late. They now consist of FLAGS OF MERCANTILE HOUSE IN CHINA.

MAP OF THE FAR EAST.

NEW MAP OF THE ISLAND OF HONGKONG. NEW* PLAN OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. PLAN OF THE CITY-OF-CARTON. NEWPLAXOFECERIANCO, SHARE

PLAN OF YOKOHANA.

PLAN OF MANILA.

vessel, and as their knowledge of flags does not by Captain McKechnie sem vary accorate, the commander of the Niihin Kan thought is prudent to give them a wide berth.

THE LAWN TENNIS CHAMPION- SHIP.

MT. Verta

GAMES. SETS.

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The case was remanded.

The Government seems to be trying to bend its energies to the wise policy of strongthening

cat, mortgage upon Marine Lot 63 and Iz. A warrant was taken out against him, and his or traversed his provinos, are fouad to Ind Lot 32, and also $681.93 at prosent in the quarters at Mesara, Howen, Frickel and Co.'s ba questione not easy of adjustment; i heman Bank at the credit of the testator. When the Ware searched, but only four cigars were found another reason for abandoning tailonia for a ouse was previously before the court, it was a there. The police, however, found three bottlastima. Only the road to the western coal mines, lowed to stand over until Miss Sauds came of belonging to the prosecutor.

the private zoheme of Prince Ch'on, is at ali age, and he was now prepared with the alldarit

likely to be carried through to completion, if of Dr. Sabina of New York to show that the

BUNWARILY ORATE WETE.

appearances can be heliovod. young lady was of ́aga, having been born in Cheung Afak, tailor, was brought before, the 1863. The Attorney-General said his Lordship court on a charge of stealing a pocket book from would remember that when the cass was previ-the-art-of-a-seamen used terasz Colo and centralizing its power. Perhaps the sandiar onsly heard, two trustees were appointed by the: The prismer, who had been convicted on three of the northern squadron to the south was a step ourt-De. Stowart, Registrar-Gereral and previous occasions, and twice sentenced to two towards the sortion of this power, and so Mr. Wright, M.A., of the Control, School. years' imprisonment with hard labour, was rom intended. This semi-independence of the pro- on mortgage, and it would be payable nert Sep-but the case was now seat back by the Attorney present weakness of China. Any step that will They lent the money in the hands of the Court mitted for urial on this charge some time ago, vincial rulera constitutes a large factor in the tember. As to that portion of the estate, La General. te sumarily disposed of and the areas this load powaz, largoly irresponsibla sa would nok for direction of the Court as to what prisoner was sentenced to six months' hard it is, and concentrate the power in the Central wis to be done. What to applied for now, on labour, the first and last fortaights to be in-Government will be■ great gain. behalf of Mrs, and Miss Suads, was to have solitary confinement.

.D. H. Mackintosh 1-0 The four players left in the third round were Mosers. Muster, Bird Bedder, and Lent. Vertae, and these plaved off their heats yesterday after- noon. Moster and Vertra wers the first to fryst to the control of the murey conclusives, and the former won a rather sy Fiotury. The fast set was fairly grouly cen- tasted, Vestas getang four sets, bat bs played indifferendy in second est, and only secured one game. Scor

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the whole matter wound up, and the Finney now in the hands of the court paid over to Mrs. Sands, His Lordship inquired what right Mrs. Sands

The Attorney-General said the money was left in the will in somewhat peculiar farms, and if the case had not come into court the estate would now here bean in the bands of Mrs. Sands.

Hle Lordship-In the hands of Mrs. Sands Syla,aud Mr. “Forbes. **

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--- BEFORE BOTH MAGISTRATES.

TAN RABBING-SMATODER,-

The Geṛmao officera-who recently arrived for the purptas of drilling the Chinate troops are baing distributed among the various raps. They are discarding all forma:erms in no hy This involves a heavy and unnecessary expense The Chinese, and introducing German arms...

for the Government, albeit it mea proft to those who have encode bringing

im 12050

Leong Atsat, cook, was brought before the your on remand, on the charge of snatching par of earringe from the ears of a woman named Li Choi Lín, on the 14th inst.

about this state of affairs., But then the othical West antside the Koshing Theatre, and the to be thought of in this anention. The drill The offence was committed in. Queen's-road herings of the question are not for a moment earrings were not recovered.

ventenend to oighteen months' imprison- baen dous in the direction of proparing an army The prisoner had been convicted before and and words of command are also to be changed- all are to become. Gorman, and thus what has

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varpment have fully recognized the desi COLE OF SIGNAL IN 183 AT VICTORIA Pear. Tability ofhaving Hongkong fitly represented is the Erbibition, and the marcantile com.

The Hongkong Hotal billiard room, which is munity are anxious to co-operate in the work

now open, has been considerably improved in ap- The ccel to the Colony will be very small, postance during the time it has been closed and The last of the second hests for the Champion and the result, if it only helps to educate the in the hands of workman It has been redecorat chip was played on the Cricket Ground at sight

ed and refurnished, and is now a fine, hand- o'clock on Saturday morning between Lient British public and promote a more native soms room. The walls are nontly entoured & Vertue and Mr. Mackintosh. The game proved PLAN OF SAIGON:

and general interest at home in flatant aantral green, with a deco of a darker color rather a hollow affair, for Mackintosh was no MAP OF TOWN AND ENVIRONS OF Sizeron.colosion, will be

below. Sareral prints adorn the walls, and the well worth all the car is socupied by saves tables-four American match for his opponent, and only made one game Among the other contents of the book are-

trouble taken. More than that may be and thres fall sized English. Two of the letter out of two sets. The score was:- An Anglo-Chiness Calendar, Menntams of Sau- hoped for, however. Some littlo impatus to are entirely new, and the other has only been in rise and Sunset, Man of Heromater and commers will, a trust, ba the antcome Thurston and Co. The American tables are use in this boose a short titae, they trall-by- Thermometer, Rainfall, Eclipses, Festivala, die.

full Chronology of remarkable ovente singes of the show, and a devolopraeat in the aise almost now. The arch opening into liza new the advent of foreigners to China and Japan. demand for some of tho exhibits. The bar is 207 oponed, and has a very good offsof."

doscription of the Festivals, Fast Commission is an excellent and representative The Himalaya will take from the Garrison of abseemed by Chinese, Mabimulaus, Parsecs, † Jews, de, with the days on which they alone, the gentlemen composing it having this colony on her departure to-morrow air of Comparative Tables of Monoy. Weights, &

cere and 101 non-commissioned officors and most complete knowledge of the resources, mea. The officers are Liont, Cel. Hobson ('The The Hongkong Postal Guide for 1885. Arrivals and Departures of Maila at and from productions, and trade of Hongkong. Their Boffs, Major Maclear and Lieut. Gordon (The

London and Hongkong.

aelection_afforda » satisfactory guarantee Buffs) who came out with the Himalaya on duty Scales of Commissions and Charges adopted by that the Colony will be worthily represented Rios, D.A.C.G, and Laent. V.T. Danbury (Buffs). Surgeon Cottell (Army Medical Corps), Mr. G. the Chortbers of Commerce of Hongkong in the Exhibition, as we can rely upon their Thonon-commissionedefilersand men include Q

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The Attey-General sail it was not so, and Suanghai and elsewhere.

he read an extract from the will of the late Mr. Hongkong Chair Firiska 7. 171,

Stan II gunners from the Lancashire Division Directly

A And Vorino kaif Dandsby which the state wasN VIGUBETDAT to Ínes. This issue contains the New Seals of Hong Hongkong Court, small though it will R. A six non-commissioned ofherra and non of finished, Bird and fodder played off. There Sands for her own use, and that of her infant mant with hard labour. kong STAMP DUTIES, which will shortly naturally be. The general public who the RE, 78 non-commissioned officers and men

was a large gathering of spectatore both at daughter so long as the former Hired, or until she come into operation, also tables of COURT have anything to exhibit or suggestions of the Buffs, two of the Army Medical Staff this and the preceding gate, and they were should marry again. After her death the rotate was and Corps, one from the corps of Armourers afforded the pleasure of seeing some very absolutely bequeathed to the daughter, free from make will, we trust, heartily support the for Singapore, and one sicilian, Mr. R. W excellent play between Bird and Hodder and the all interference from say husband whort, the We do not hold ourselves resperable for the opinions Commission in the undertaking, which will Taylor, formerly a corporal of The Buffs, and must closely contested and exciting math that might marry Mours T. E. Llusteed and has yer taken place in connection with this year's Thomas Arnold wore appointed axecutors with necessarily entail upon them a good deal of Intely missionary.

championship Bird on the first game, and Mrs. Sande, bat by a codicil subsequently made, re and labour.

|:- The Japan-Mail translates the following from Hondor the rest Both played wired on the 17th April, 1875 those two gentlem

the Chingai Dempo-"A Korear gentleman, ingly well, but in the first set Hedder was a wire substituted by Mr. W. H Forbeer entered the Billwort Bearing Bobool in Kyoto v gores to Birt's two, and then the latter leave. The Attorney-General smitted that who accompanied Kim Ok-kyun to Japan in 1885, little too sharp and quick for Birð. He won on account of Mr. Tinstead helpy, shout

will be hailed with sincero pleasure by'all May last he finished the regular course of train-plaues. The next art was ales very alasely con

troducing silk cultivation into Korob. About / won the next and finished the set amid ranch ap- placing the antate in the bands of Mrs. Bands.

His Lordship asid that now Miss Sents was friends of both countries. The first step ing, and returned to Korea, where he planted a teated, although Bird won it or six to three, of age it was necessary that he should be entisfied towards a pacific settlement of the difficulty large number of mulberry trees. Encouraged every game being closely fought out Had he had been fan ng this as a what would be between Japan and China arising out of the from the school, which sent the required number often lost him points. The shirt heat was very

by his success, he ordered 50.000 mulberry planta der was very strong at the net, but his not play the effect of greating this application.

The Attorney-General said he understood his bea" took the middle channel, keeping the ongnition in the Consulata or Legation. recent Koreas troubles has thereby baan at-to him in October last. The plants arrived in hotly fought on, the players getting to fire all, Lordship to say so when the matter was pre-Hongkong shoro, thus accounting in a small de schonk as General Foa Hanneken. tained, and, from what we learn, there is now Koros just at the time of the recent disturbance, thon to mix all, but Bird won the next two. Heiously before the Court.

His Lordship-Possibly it may be the vere/Brae for the long lead they held at the finish of who still wear the German uniform. That but the consignen having entirely disappeared played throughout a carefid, steady game, and no longer any danger of the two countries they have been shipped back to Kiyoto. The is plasing was very good. His weakest point best thing that can be done with the money if

card in her own in- drifting into war. The question between school has in consequenos incurred considerable was the serving.

I trust you will give this a corner in your Germany in playing plause, which was pretty trapartially awarded. had to be satixted that Miss Sands was fully is slightly misleading.I remain, dear sir, Your

There was a good deal at as it was placed in the bands of Mra. Sands, but be valuable paper, as I think the report as it stands terete as against the interests of France, is them in connection with the disturbances at

perfectly spparent to any observer. It does Seoul is still untouched, but we understand that the Japanese Government bave resolved not to press the matter. The Japanese lags tion uard in the Korean capital will be | strengthened, and the Chinese Government

FEES, never bufere published.

The APPENDIX consists of over FOUR HUND BED PAGES of cheely peitət nuttar, to which referanse in constantly required by residents and those having commarofal or polition) relations with the

CORRESPONDENCE,

sapressed by one Correspondent.] SATURDAY'S TACHT RACE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY PRESS on Saturday last 7011 make a statement to the DEAR SIR,In your report of the racht race

Catters' Island and thas gained the advantage of affact that the "Arrow" went inside Stone

wing to this she was so far ahead of the other

and nor did any of the boats, but in opposition The "Arrow" did not go invide Stone Catters'

to your report, thê “Arrow” and also the "Sun-

will be thrown away--it has been so much time lost. This is specially unfortunate at the pre- sent juneture, when China is in such sore need of atilising sif she is, and adding to it as wel as she possibly can. It is a policy, 03, which I will be lizaly in the and to work to thả disad

vantage of those introducing it; for the Chinese 000 in time to realise that it The nut interests than those of Chins had to do with particularly to their own advantage that other

theso ohangos.

We are reliably informed that eporal von of Port Arthur. He is an onser of me ra putation, having held an important command in

med names, and that they have no oficial ro- the Franco-German war. It is said that host oz all those officers hara some to China under 3-

Countries subragad.within the wraps of thus Tas sanonnement of the complete actie

Tha. Cortonts of the apponitis are too many ment of affairs as between Japan and Koren about May of that year, with the view of in- picked up a bit and got two gaanes, but Hodibr thors was nothing to preclude the court from the strong sweep of the tide, and that it was Hanneken bas been placed in supreme colamand

CHRONICLE And DIRECTONY.

to emmerate in an Advertisement, bat include

TREATIES WITH CHINA-

Great Britain, Nanking, 1842 Tintain, 1853

and all others not abrogated

France, Tiantain, 1851

Convention, 1860

United States, Tientsin, 185S

י

Additional, 1869

Poking, 1880

German, Tientsin, 1861

Peking, 1850 Russia, Japan, Spain, Brazil, and Peru. TERATZEN WITH JAPAN----

Great Britain

Netherlands United States

TREATIES WITH COENL

TREATIES WITH SIAM

TREATIES WITH ANNAH

Cerea

TREATIES WITH CAMBODIA

CUSTOMS TARIFTS

Chinese

Japanose LEGAL

Siamese Coroan

Orders in Conncil for Government of H.B.M. Subjects in China and Japan, 1865, 1877, 1878, 1881

Pales of TM. Supreme and other Courts

in China and Japan

Score

GAMES, 4-6---8

bosts.

the race.

Зета.

aware of the effect of doing no.

The Attorney General-Then your Lord-

obedient servant,

.2

1.

COLONIAL AND INDIAN EXHIBI

TION FOR 1886. "

APPOINTMENT OF HONGKONG COMMISSION,

YACHTSMAN.

Hongkong, 19th January, 1985.

JAPAN AND CHINA.

The following items translated from Japanese varnacular papers by the Japan Mail will be

This

seems impossible, especially in the case of men

not appear to be a very honourable course to

yurous, after suavancing a “friend,yuentrality * However, it may be of some help to Chias in tàis hard time of need,

Saturday afternoon a disaster of a more various Not long after the fire in Market- street on

nature occurred. The two neighbouring houses

SG. Bird

ship thinks she should be separately represented? E. C. Hodder....3té

His Fordship said the present Lord Chancellor on the east side of that destroyed fell in barying four people. Thres were got out not

Bird and Master are expected to play off the ad insisted upon it in a similar case. He

Christmas passed plassantly and quietly, with seriously hurt, but one old man was found to be final heat this afternoon.

thought it would be done if trustees were ap

ita ordinary factivities. On Tuesday evening. inaninsensible mndition, being very badly injured.

painted

the children of the Sunday School were invited will doubtless sec Et to recall the troops doubtful whether he will recover from his iz He was remoral to the Civil Hospital, and it is

The Attorney Genaral said he was not in-

to a Christmas tree in the Temperance Hall, atruoted to make any alternative proposal.

where a bounteous tes was spread for thera by and whips of war they recently sent to juries. The cause of the catastrophe was the

Every pressure had been brought to bear upon read with interest:

their teachers, parents, and friends. Singing, bat country. Tho settlement with the destruction of the first house. All those dwel-

Miss Sands to induce her to be asparetely repre The Ji Shimpo hay haan told it mys, a games, and cage lectors filled up very Koreau Government has been made withnet lings have been buils in a very rabbishy taammar;"

Hented, "but she had declined. He read a lot somewhat disquieting piece of new. Its im- plaxant two hours or more. This has boon the And though they are almost now they seem of too

ter which that lady had written to Mr. Dennys mediate authority is a Chinese gentleman, who feature of the season so far. 4r reference to Peking, and Court Inours weak construction to stand alone, for in the

stating that she was of tail age, and quite under had the story directly or indirectly from the now Blating is occupying the attention of all vho Kaonu basshown a wiza discretion in avoiding (absence of the support given by the one destroy-

▲ supplement to the Government Garotte stood that if she chose she might be coparately Chinese Minister. The latter, just before loay have tims to indulge in the graceful sud ex- any collision with China, There is a large ed, the adjoining wall of the asxt house first full saned yesterday contains a proclamation appoint. represented in this case, but that after nonside ing Tientsin, bal, we are informed, as interview hilarating sport. The days are bright, but cald

outwards and then the roof and upper parts of ing a Commission to arrange for the proper ry

ration she had decided that she would not be so with Me Kinachong, who is supposed to be and crisp, and the atmosphere verrinvigorating. party in Japae favourable to a war with Chine, the other walls fall in, followed by those of the presentation of Hongkong at the Colonial and presented.

the great Viceroy's right hand man, and wh

29th Openber. and the native Press have latterly ebowa anart house. The remains of these two houses, Indian Exhibition to be held in London in the hoard, and he held that he must be judicially of excoodingly ballioose propensities. Ma deli-strange, but perhaps unfortunately-ne cheris His Lordship alluded to some previous osses also enjoys the reputation of being a gentleman · The attitude of Chins toward: France seems more bellicose attitudo. But fortunately strusted sine duance in front. The best thing

year 1896. The proclamation is as follows :-- afisfied of the mattor,'

vored himself of quite a little tirada against possible. In October, even, the Fournier. Treaty for all parties, the Tokio Government have to be done seems to be to take them down at once,

PROCLAMATION.

he Attorney General said he would ther sak Japan, and declared that nothing but a sound would have been scted upon, if vegnoambered refused to be driven into a confict, of which and also to hare other houses in the neighbour L.S.) G. F. Boway.

tz renew this spplication, and in the meantime drabbing would take down her insuferable pre-by the unfair and inviting requirement of a hood areeted about the same time survoyed, so as

By His Excellency Sie George Ferguson he would advise Miss Sards to engages separate tensions. The somer China administered that penal malet for a wring not done by China. the issue might be disastrous in many ways, to ascertain whether they are built with efficiant Bowon, Knight Grand Cross of the Most Disrepresentativo.

drubbing, the botter, sccording to Ma'a way of But now the case is different. The Chinosa no matter, which country prevailed finally regard to safety. They all seem to be construct tinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint His Lordship said it was not necessary that thinking. Indeed, his opinions were so. pro- troops, up to to day have made a successful re- The knowledge that Russia borers just oned in ach the same way, chaspnees being ap. George, Governor and Commander-in-Chief of another representative should be engaged; he nounced that he said he sould prefer to see his sistance in both Tonquin and Formon, and in Chios

parently the object that the owners had most in the colony of Hongkong sad its dependencies, should be satisfied if wher the Attorney-General country make peace with France, provided she sack country the French invaders have been their baders, ready to move whenovar op view. Japan

Customs Seizure, Chins

caran before him again he was in possession of went to war with her prograskive žittle naigh proased back, and ars reduced to act solely upon' Customs and Harbour Begulations for the dif.portunity offers, has no doubt kad great in-

Whereas it is expedient that the Colony of an affidavit to the effect that he had seen Miss | bour. Ma's viz-d-rio, being, we are informed, the defemiva, on ettitude full of peril. The fermt porte of China, Philippines, Siam, &e.fluence in Tokio, and the surge fact will be sure man and others who are returning to England exhibition of the Products, Masafactures, and of what she was doing; he shuld thes be pre-reived this pasquinade with a lauch, and realso though his spune defiant--would-will- At the parade yesterday of the time-expired Hongkong should be properly represented at the Sanda, and was satisfied that she was fally aware person of very suave and pusce-loving nature. Yomên no docht, and probably the Vicary Li Pilotage Regulations HONGKONG

|to have weight in Pering. Between Japan in Her Majesty's troopship Himalaya, His Ex-Arts of the Colominand Indian dominions of the pored to accede to the application. His Lord posted it to his friends in a similarly light-ingly make peace on the best terms, obtainable, Carter of the Colony

and Chim there in not much love lost, but collency Lieutenant-General Sargent, CB, ad Crown, to be held in London during the year of ship thought the best course to pareas would be hearted way, scarcely expecting, we prawne, even if the entire ession of Traquin was the

dramed the following words to them Soldiers, Our Lord 1886, under the presidonoy of His to fuvest the money in the hands of trustees in the prosanse of an aggressive neighbour, I attend this parada to say good bye to you all Royal Highness the Frince of Wales:

Code of Civil Procedure, Hongkong Admiralty Hules

Foreign Jurisdiction Act

Act of United States Congress Easting to

Treation

Regulations for the Consular Courts of United

States in China

Rules of Court of Consuls at Shanghai

Chinese Passenger Act

TRADE REGULATIONS

Siam

New Rules of Legislative Council

sto.,

&

50,

SWATOW ΑΜΟΣ FORMONA FODCROW...

are now shared up, and a barrier bee bean con

and Vice Admiral of the samŋ.

| by whoss action both have lost territory, they | who are now about to leave this ocmunud in Now, therefore, I Bir George Ferguson are not unwilling to bury the batchet until HMS Himalaya. Your discipline and good Bowen, the Governor as aforesaid, do hereby ap conduct generally have made you a credit to our point the following Commissioners to advise un

ford, Esquire..

noral.

The matter was then adjourned.

POLICE COURT.

19th January.

BEFORE WE U. "E. WORLHOVARA

DISOBEDIENT · COOLERS.

that it would find its way into the culments of price. But the whole body of Chinese people the Jj Shipo. For curselves, we wo shall be offcials, literatas, gantry, populaceories out for disposed to discount it largely, though it cannot, was, and is willing to run all the risks, bear all s badanied that there are many persons in Japan ; the shacks, rather than make any cession, of pay The Treaties between Great Britain onda more convetisut season. It is no secret Army, and you have my very beat wishes for the best mode by which such representation of

who fully reciprocate. Mr. Me's supposed senti- any indemnity, so that the Government, which ments, China's feelings towards Japan are pretty can only represent the people, and, at any rate, Cozen, France and Annam, 1984, France and that Russia would like to advance farther your fature welfare. Knowing so I do from Hongkong can be secured, and to report to me Cambodia, 1884, Great Britain and Siam, 1883

mach of the same genns as those of the hitter | daros not run contor to the inténas patriotié together with any other item, haTsotsouth, though what her real plage on the personal experience, the power in battle of sach their opinion thereon, and I hereby charge all

Conservate who declared that he should rather feeling that has been evoked, cannot for one mo- appeared in previous issues.

well at opdemtid sublites, as so many of persons in the public service tamist the Com

not go to leven if he were docued to meet wat sou entertain any proposition that wond Pacife are no man knoweth; but, with Fon are, I am of course grieved at losing your missioners therein. “..

Gladetong there.

cover the slightest capitulation. A change is ebaracteristic patience she can bide her time. Bervices hero, but I am sure you will still be

CHAIEKAN

The Nichi Nichi Shimbun pablishes the follow working the minds of the people. The rqlers The Honourable Willam Keswick, Momber of the Li Atak and Li Aynn, chair coelier in the ing, list of Japanese mon-of-war stationed in now say proudly that Chinese troops can endure Orders may be sent to Daily Pree Ofion, where The Japaness Gevernment hare prudently found ready to fight for usen and country. I should the need arise. Sergeant Bond, of "The

Legislative Count it is published, or to the following Agents determined not to create the opportunity for Buffs, has also served his time with the colours Wiliam Naish Bala, Esc. Commodore doorge Digby far. G. Holmes, worn charged with Rorest, Chinese, and Japanese waters, reported privation and fight, and that devoted dicers do

refusing duty.

up to the 2nd instant by the Department of sziat, as is shown by the gallant loudership of the MACAO...........Monsta. A. A. de Mello & Co.

Esquire. Russia, and the prospect of an offensive at. and is going home with you: he is, as yon allannel Raphael Belit. Marant. R.N. Mossre, Quelob & Co,

Mr. Holmes said that that morning he ordered Marine In Inchhvn, the Nischen Kam 2nd rate, repeated sltduky on the French entrenchments. Bon. Edward ZougAlla Hausra Wilson, Nichelle & Co.liance with France bas failed to tempt them Hund war-tor for each she leaves Charles David Bottomley O'Malley, Attorney Gate ofendanta to get his chair ready, and they stoop, 470 horas-power, 14 guns, the Hongo Kam defended as they ware by ritted cannon and the

Headquarter House for the last time I will Esquire,

refazed point blank. They had been sovided the 3rd rate, ironclad 2,500 horse-power, 13 guna, and deadly hail of masbino gene. Messrs. Wilson, Nicholls & Co to take what would be a “leap in the darir," shake hands with him, and I do so now in spirit Catsaiot Paal Chater, Esq. Honorable John Mand's night before for refusing to obey an order given the Hiyei Kan, 3rd, rate, ummalad, 2500 horse For Franes, unfortunately, the position of Mezara Hedge & Co.

The conditions of the new courantion with with you all, I will also present Bergeant Bond Atwell Cax, Esquire, Tree Surveyor General, then, and he supposed that was the reason of power, 18 gas in Winsan, the Kaimo Kos, Affaira has become most painful, and whether NINOTO Mostrs. Kelly & Walsh. S'ghet. Kores are not yet knowo, but we hear that with a silvor watch andchain to still further mark David Robert Fenton Crag Agasbabe Quilherme Ro their refusal. He bad to give them in charge, 4th rate, alvop. 250 horse-power, 11 gunn: Bhang final access, or otherwise, is attained, the task SHANGHAI..... Massrs. Hal & Holt

* mano, Enquiro. my approval of his good, conduct and attention willian Hommy Faller William Boss, Exquire.

The second defendant was instrumental in hai the Foto Kan, 5th rate, gunboat, 650 before for has become one of sypalling difficulty. SHANGHAL...Masers. Kelly & Walsh, they do not include an indemnity, „the fact ta duty while he has been tas General's orderly. Darby, Esquire. Honourante Mr. Faction" consing the other man to refuse work.

horse-porter, 7 gang; the Amaki Kan, 4th rate, The want of a base of operation may or may not be NORTHERN& MOSATs. Hall & Holts and Kelly being, probably, that the Koreans are too the same kindly feeling for him that I have for

I os assure every good soldier hero that I have William Howell Bordos, Bassail

-The first defendrat was fined $1, and in default | sloop, 154 korte-power; 10guns; in Shinagawa, the | met by Jagah ; but the military power of China RIVER Ports}

Walsh, Shanghai

Esquire.

Dunjabhay Battenso, committed to gaol for a week, and the second $ Dexrai Kan, 5th rate, guntist, 4 guna: in Uraga, is daily growing, the people are eager for the NAGASAKI Messrs. The C. & J. Trading Co. peer to pay one. Some concessions bare of Bergeant Bond. My lang experience of good Charice Fund, Engaiza. Esquizo

or a fortnight.

the Takikawa Maru and Fujisan Kan, training fear, and to bite the Bungire a vast invading Ekonomi sola Phineas Brie, couren been made to Japan, but we imagine British soldiers has made me erteem and regard Habarich Hoppler, Reg. Mopter of the Legisl

vessels: in Hiyogo, the Mɔskun Kan, 5th rate, force that will tax the resources and fuances of Lou Hing Krai, biwker, was charged with ganheat, 150 horse-parer: in Yokosuka, the the Republio to an almost intoler oxtent is they can be of no great importance; the great them as my friends. I have on them, in soms Bonewable Thoman Jane. Live Douteil

of the hardest European fighting that has taken son, Member of the Le Honourable Frederick De starling a handkerchief and 49 from the persva Jingei Kan, Lib rade, 1,400 horse-power the new nectary. Your readers should know thai in object of Count Isour waild naturally be place in our generation, belive nobly and prefer glalatira Council.

vid Seasoon, Member of of a Spanish searian named Antony Salt, on the Furo Han, 2nd ratą, ironclad, 2,500 horse-power, eommer land-operations are not possiblein China, the Legislative Cound 18th inst

30 guns: the Hoyoku Kan, tender to the Alama zaforeigners cannot support the heat and foverish to secure guarantees against any farther doth to dishonour: I know them also to be as occurshie Allred Lister,

all tave men are unselfish and fall of kind feel Li Shing, fequire.

Bobonial Trong IDE. Honourable Frederick Ste.

Bult belongs to the Spanish frigate Aragon, Kan : the deume Kun, training ship; the Sortu olimate.. To koop large bodies of men in sups repetition of thess outragas. As Counting. If I sppear severs with the for, who, heed-li Tak-sh'sang, Esquire.

wurt, LLD., Begini od ho was walking in the street on Sanday Kan, rerre ship; the Teskuthi han, steel ram is caugerous, as the Chinese scil is foul, and even Gas-al. Inoura has returned to Japan there will loss of advice and forbsaranou, persist in arime, Alstander Pelmer Man Wal Yok. Enmire. evening when he felt his pocket toasked. He cruiser; the Seiki Kon; ith rato, shop, 720 horse- the zinasing of one regiment for a few months in COLOMBO .... Mosers. A, M. & F. Ferguso evidently be so inquiry into the cancer of the it is not only for their arm good and for the Ewen, Esquire Colonel George Edmond then saw the prisoner hand a parcel from his power, 10 guns; the Tankcuba. Kan, training one place will surely bring about disease. The CALCUTTA......Messrs. Newman & Co,

saka of ample that T sms, Ent haranse of their Edwin Mackintoah, Esq. Kashington Walter. B.H. poskost to another man, and be seized the former, oraiser; the disema Kan, Sed rato, ironclad, 300 spring is short, the autumn is short, and the win- AVSTRALIA ...Messrs. Gordon & Gotol Sydney, outbreak in December last, as was at first bringing discredit on the good name of British Honourable Wiliam Hory Honourable Wong Chits, while the lattas escaped.

horse-power, 7 guns; the Chiyodagata Kan, ter is too rigorous, except in southern China, Melbourne, & Bristane, derigued. The affair has seemingly been radios. Should I now be addressing one wach

Marsh, C.M.G., Colonia, Member of the "Logizin=" LONDON... Mr. F. Algar, Clement's Lane.

The defendant had been in gaol brice before, traning slop, the Daiss Teibo: Kan, 6th rata, for any morensule of nused forces: Besides, Secretary.

tive Council. Hooner SicEETART: patched up on the principle of letting wall charts I allude to. I hope he will, for the

anse for larceny from the person, and he was schooner-rigged ganbyas, & guns; in Kobe, the here, as soon as frost comes, the invading army LONDON Messrs. Stzept & Ca, 30, Cornkill

prodit, of the Garrison, embark to-morrow mOTA,

Kenry Erned Wodehouse, Esquire.

wantomced to six months' hard lacbonz. 1- alose, and avoiding the creation of any rowing without the sign of drink upon him. If LONDON.Messrs. Betes, Hendy & Co.

Kinjo Kan, 3rd mate, ironclad, 15' guns, the Ka- would be separated. From the covering flock until Give under my Hard and the public Beat of

suks. Aga, (on her way to Inshhön) 4th rate, the spring breaks, the imprisontent of thick- SAN FRANCO..Nr.L. P. Fisher, 31.Marokante" ground for disagreement. The course follow. there must be parting glasses let them be xil the Colony, this 19th day of January, 1888. Bhik Sung Yung, boatman, was sentensel to slopp. Il run

llibar Inn The outlook is a bad one, fil_ot. By Command. fed by the Japanese Minister for Foreign taken to-day and none to-morrow. I vili be

fourteen days' hard larbour for stealing a silver: The Jiya, Shimbun has a warning note with (diffenity: the more so as the honour of FranOS present to son you embark. And now I wish

dollar belonging to a butcher named Alois Grap referonos to the gelative strength of the Japnusma | la sagaged to the execution of the Funculer Affairs, though certain to be unpalatable to you all a hearty good bya.”

on the 24th Inst.

(and Chinese naval armaments. The Jiyi saya"Treaty, and the mere ressonable terms of the

HIOGO, OBAKA.Hiego News" Office, YOKOHAMA....Messru. Kelly & Co. MANILA.........Messrs. Disa Puertas & Co. SAIGON..... Mr. Crettier.

HAIPHONG Mr. Dupont.

BANGKOK... Mozza. Djurling & Co. SINGAPORE...Megara. Soyle & Co.

PENANG

Howars. Maynard & Co.

Exchange. NEW YORE... Me. A. Wind, 21, Fark Bow

Daily Frese Of January 1834.

David Gillis, Paquin.

|_

W. II. MARSH, Colonial Secretary,

God Save the Queen

POCKET FICKING."

LARCENT.