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THE DAILY FIRSĄ, MONDAY, JULY 1874, 1885.

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The Government Astronomer's report for the month of October last is published in the tette. The British porretts Sapphire, Captain E. 9. Kisham, arrived here yesterday from Pot Hamilton.

The British padalo despatch bort Vigilant, List Commander Farquhart, from Amey 10th inst., arrived here po Saturday.

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LALCENT AND WOUNDING,

Boropouts, importazing them, and behaving in cordisi terms on the many advantagur which hands a brood, shield. It is enough to rack, the the natives have received from the English Go-arguments of the Russian Proes in «favonèipf vary indodontly.

They were fined $10 auch.

Pernment. The meeting terminated with of or withdrawing from that compact to make one ings to the priests and the poor.

think that it would be advisable for England to Suray, 4th June. adhere to it. At all ovonta, such a fack reveal s There was a large gathering including all the side of the question not examined by Lad leading Parasa gentleman of the city, in Dadabhai Lamington or by many of the illatriona alates Modi's fire-temple this afternoon, at the invitation mon whom he called as witnesses against the of Bsi Msterbal of Bombay, to offer thanks for principle of the declaration. And erau if its eril the success of the British cause wad British di- consequendas wira sa clear as they are doubtful, plomscy against Russia. The ual religions we might well besitate to withdraw bustily from thanksgiving varemony was performed, and the an engagement which lne bezme part of the assemblage stood up in honour of Her Imparial common law of European nationa. Majesty. The proneadings torminsted by the distribution of dowers to all, and liberal money presents to the high-priests, priests, and poor Paracos.

Tong Asin, colie, was charged with stealing ja pair of trousers and à jsokat from a chair colis named Ng Apo, and with enthing and wounding him on Saturday morning,

The defendant went into the coolis bonge complainant lived in at No. 4, Battery-road, and he was seen in the act of taking the clothing off bamboo, where it was hang to dry. The con- plainant and other men seized him, and he gave the former a eut on the Ing with a knife to make him release him. He was, however, detained and handed over to a constable.

Sentenced to six months' hard labour.

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ALLEGED UNLAWFUL PORSABBION,

Lam Atio, foreman, was sherged by Mr. H. W. Grition, manager of the Glass Factory, with unlawful passion of sight glusa dumps and a ball's eye lantern balonging to the Glass Fan tory Co. on the Ith inat.

considerable length on the necessity for men are porsons of meats, and the busiosas is a tral aid for the wounded and drowning in profitable one. The mensura might possibly A. S. WATSON AND CDays! batties. This gentleman was the win-requis in the gambling being carried on

lor of the prize offered by the Central Com little word surreptitiously even than it is a mitteo of the Prassign Red Cross Society in present, but otherwise its effect would, we 1869 for the best ossay on the extension of think, te uil, exempt is so far as it imposed the Socisty's aid to the navy, and the sub- hardships on innocent persona. In conclud, ject is one which he has evidently studied in ing its article the Mail says:Wera regu.

On Saturday afternoon a new launch built by all its boarings and which he bus deeply atlation calculated to minimise the evils, and Messrs A. G. Gordon & Co. of Bowrington heart. In support of his argument he gives could this result be obtained without a Foundry, wont for a trial trip. The craft is the following account of the battle off Lissa vanur, the reluctance of the Imperial Gov.arge one of the kind, being 75 foot in length, 12 foot beam, a draught of 5 it, and with a carrying hetween the Austrian and Italian facts inernment might probably be overcome. Fur capasity of about 2,000 picule. The engines are 1866-

the experiment has been tried, and failed" oderyound inverted, and include some new movs moute in the direction of economy. In the In the Adriatic Sea, near the flagd of Lime, the How, when, and where has the experiment plass of the donkey pumapa umally fitted fata Austina Fiest unde & destal Tegothof sal the Itsboen tried and failed? The regalation of fanuchas, these engines have, as part of their Han, under omlad of Admiral Persano,-both able BHIPS' MEDICINUCHESPA RUFITTED, zhing together, all the late gambling in Hongkong was discontinued, constamation, two direct acting pamps, one

proraments in war wesuola, of the latent lavention,

supplying the boiler with water, and the other fern, in both sides, now the aqually divided: the battle not because it was failure, but simply be pumping the bulges and acting as a reserve de a fost of modern wariate teen Thu, washer in cause the Hote Government objected to it pump. They can be turned to either purpose at Mr. Gritton stated that of late a great num- alowny, with a harry ketorted by the northart galas;

alabong thick with the smoke of the thunder. an abstract principle, more especially to the will, and it is believed that they will asrist ber of tools, lamps, o, had been missed, and on in economising the east of running. Another the 10th he found a number of lamps aerated ing ironclads in furions méda, ing its into dentements the Austrian dag derivation of a revenue from auch source, step with the object of monomy has been in water jars, and in the defendant's premises. ship and the Re d'Italia,--hoth eonnnd vaskala, dingning the gray colour of the enemy's vol, not exist without any revenue being derived boiler which has been oertised by the Beard had found there."

of Trade to carry a pressure of 110 lbs. The osse was remanded to toulay. aidat the amok, and perceiving hor in a farcamble from it mora than is necessary to cover the of stoam. The high pressure eylinder in UNREGHERED PRINTING PELINES. position for bbing and, orders the bold seansspre

Yum Achak, propristar of the Nams Shing and, with courageous self-reliance, runs right on to cast of the regulation. On every hand the fight inches in dinmotor, and the low pressure to chaar by steaming Tankwards, but tog tre alexisting state of things is admitted to stand cylinder 16 inches, and thers is a stroke of 12 printing offes, at 116, Qua's-road Central, and nobos Theorying of steam at (het bigh pras | Mo Ching Hing, proprister of the Chan Hong saw the danger, in commoquence of the thick elende of | is need of amendment, and forty years' trial|sure considerably economises the fuel, though printing office, No. 17, Wallington-abrook, wize

mola rennd bor. The Ferdinand-Man put sa fall psed, and, with the momentam of its whole weight has clearly demonstrated the failure of a large power is maintained. She has a roomy sa summoned by Inspector Quincey on charges of loon forward, with good arrangement for renti-keeping printing prosuos without having mados and a spoed of stereo milos, ran its steel spur dght policy of suppression. "' into the flank of its chomy. The collision of the hinge

lation, and the boat is built on a handsome mo declaration to that effact, as required by Sac. 8, mnasts caused's most terrible eneh to be heard. Tho

del. She was originally constructed as a ferry Ord. 2 of 1884. hhook was so violent, that the Ré d'Italia Fell satirely

The cases were romuld do. Wodateday. en ben.ocle, while thn Ferdinaud-Man was raizd The United States ganboat Palon, Lisat.-Com-boat for suas Chinasa, but before her completion mandor T. Nelson, strived here on Saturday from she was bought by Afessrs. Blackhord & Co., who named her the Lizzie. Her trial trip occupied

LATE TELEGRAMS. about two hours and a half, during which time the launch went round Stone Catters' Jaloud, across into a lat, of haary water hagand Groan Island, and then back round Chung Hus, past Chin Wau. The launch behaved in every way Mr. H. J. Moads, lates Harbour Master at satisfactorily, making close upon cloren knots, a

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meet each other. The captain of the Ferdinand. But there is no reason why regalation should the construction of an unusually strong He had missed 2,500 of the kind el lamps he Intely mooted in our soiumas. He urged this are Britishmabjonts, fetch only the price of a

wards the enemys broadsido. The Ed Italia trist

over bar, by the set, ansstaay the iron plates, riba and beaws of the unfortunate voel. The Ferdinandi- | Canton. Kas quickly backing. immediately after the collision -(which is strictly pennamarg for the reisering vakna), to prevent ber being looked and dra en down with her foo) drew back, and the datalia, totally broken ny, with a.breanb ef 63 maaro foot--fax was escor tained Inter, by the mark left on the painted spar and

• The steamer Les-yuen returned to Amey from Makang (Posendoroi) on the 2nd instant with 800 Chinese soldiers.

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The French despatch ressal Paramal and transport Tars arrived at Singapore on the 2nd instant. from Saigen, and after coaling wero to leave, the Parsetál for Lorient and the Tarn for Toalon.

H.M.S. Bambler, Commander the Hon. Foley O. P. Verokor, RN, arrived at Amoy on the 7th fustant from Rangkong and Swetow and F.M.S. Vigilant, Lient. Commander Fergahar, R. N., ar rived at the ints port on the th

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

LONDON, 18th July.

THE BUDGET. The Chancellor of the Exchequer proposes to isso Four Million Sterling Treasury Bills, with the reservation that easponsion be extends to the new Sinking Fund.

OUR TRADE WITH LIBET.

The recent visit of an officer of the Survey Department to Tibet cannot be said to thre THE DECLARATION OF PARIS AND much light on the important question of the THE PROTECTION OF ENEMY'S amount of the trade which might be exported QOODS IN NEUTRAL VESSELS. with that country, wire the passes to India opon.

ཡཱབྷན... ཏཡབྷཏན

éd... · Üns branch of traffio is hranght prominently The Timer, discussing Lot Lamington's pro- to'notion, but it is not of u kind to command the posal that England should withdraw from the support either of the Bangi Chamber of Com- Declaration of Paria, ays-Lord Lamington meres, or of the Caloutta Trades Assosiation renowed in the House of Lords on Thursday we mean, the dealing in slaves, who are kidnap- night (21st May) a proposal which Mr. Madaan pel by the Mishuis in Assam, and, though they

country to withdraw from the Declaration of oow each when sold in open market In tË: district Paris of 1856. Ono of its articles-that which of Shikich. The trade cannot ta vay, profitable, "protests, enemy's goods when carried in neutral except to the Miahmin, as tho Assames Ne

vessels-is, he says, rzineus to the interests of notoriously bad workmen, and their mastera mnat Bagland as a great maritime Powera foolish, often think with Tarot of the cars rien in suicidal out of abnogelion, which will provoat as exchanga. The British Government agent in any way ratting forth our full naval strength in diegoise was moveral of these stres, "and Whether ho it right in the view, which he also conversed with them, but set the pleasa submitted, that the Declarationis not in any way of such social intercourse with the grat binding on us matters very little. In this case unknown of the Surrey Department, the that is more a question of words than of sub-mysterious A-k, we have as yet afforded stance. The Declaration, to be sure, is not anthem no relief. It sooms strange that so integral part of the Treaty, and the Plenipoten-little value should be set on the freedom of tiaries who signed it wore ecut to Paris to con- our Indian fellow-sabjoots that they should be olade posse, and not to reform the law of nations, allowed to remain as slavon fifty miles beyond It has never bom ratified by the Grown or Pær-janr frontier, when their rolease could be pro- meat. Bat there is no megin in this, or asyoured by a representation at Peking, se by the strict constitutional necessity for it. For ransom of a hord of cattle, be by a dash of a twenty-nine years, as Lord Granvilla pointed bandrad men across the border, their stov The drolging operations connected with the out, the Declaration has been sated upon or so being peaceful poras, who cannot endure the

[FROM INDIAN Parcze.] THE SURE ČAKAL.

/16th Jnno.

quiesced in by all the original signatories. sound of fire-arms. We prosume that nothing DEFEAT OF THE GOVERNMENT IN THE, LORES,

Though more than once pressed to withdraw will be done unless the lanchaster merchanta LONDON, 19th Jane.

from it, our Government hare declined to do so, represent that bis illegitimate traffic interferes ing, both the Liberals and the Conservatives decision. In fast, the Treaty may, in a for if the Tibetans would out get Indian slaves On the re-assembling of Parliament this even and Parliament has upheld them in this with the sale of long-cloth, as it certainly does, took their former seats.

taz ba said to have los authority in exchange for their cattle, they would have to In the House of Commons Mr. Gladstone in than the Declaration; while the former was take something ola-probably cloth. Traders trolnoed a motion that Parliament standadjourned signed by only some half-dozen. States, nearly cannot be azpacted to compete on equal tarta anil the 23rd instant. The House agreed to the fitty have given their adhesion to the latter. It with Mishasis who kidnap their wares, and thos motion without a division.

would be an evil example to draw fine, almost invest as capital and take no risks. We se0 Lord Salisbury, ana stilar motion bolag wada pettifogging, distinctions, and to hold that we that the attention of the native press has been in the House of Lorda. explained that communi-might break this past when it seemed expedient attracted to this subject, and we leave it for the cations are being exchanged between the leaders In certain sironmstances, we are free to with present in their hands. of both purtica, and that it was impossible to make draw from this as from any other engagement, any statement at present on either side. He ob. But Lord Lamington failed to furnish good rea fad much information ny to Tibet trade in the Apart from this peculiar traffic, we do not jacted to proceed to-day with the Bill for the Rosons for taking this course. How is it that he work of A-k. Our chief authoritie: on this distribution of Seats, hocansa the passing of the and, in fact, all assailants of the Declaration subject are Pundit A. Abbé Despoling, and messure would prevent the dissolution Parlin generally speak of it as if it consisted of only Mr. Edgar, 0.3.1., who have sonsidered with ment before November, and be therefore mared one artinis instead of foar? They diesst atten-oses the for fasts kaown. Merchants bring for a postponement of the motion for the adjourn tien exclusively to the principle, obborions to their wares to Lhases only once a year in Decem ment.

tise that the nantral flag covers the enemy's bar, when silk, carpets, and hardware arrive The Lords carried the motion against Govern goods, except contraband of war. They ignore from China: leather. Baddlery, sheep, and ient by 124 votes againab 66.

or glide over the other provisions, not lass im-horaea from Mongolis: parfames from Kom; portaat, which are the abolition of privateering, tes from Saachen; rica, and tobaco fran The immunity of neutral goods, except osatra-Tawang. Bhutia, and Sikkim- broadcloth, silk ad of war, even when under the enemy's flag, indigeneal, parks, magar, pies, and Indian the non-binding obwactar of "paper" or manufactures from Naul; saffron and Indian inoffsetire blockades. If we have lost something. commadliies from Tedik and. Cashin we. N- is there no recompoñas No one acquainted thing coures from India apparently, the pass with the facts will deny that there is some, if being olosad against us by the Chinese. Bat only by reason of the tabooing of privateering; English good find their way to Tibet by a and Lord Lamington's speah, liks many other circuitous ronts through Nepal and the Abbé criticisms of the Declaration, fails to convince, Dragolins a number of bales of cloth markad or uven to touch the real point of the controversy Halifaxon their way to Panontong. The Tibetans which is whether we have not gained much more prefor soarint cloth, and would liken gyot yellow, than wo have lost.

if they could get it. A to the value of tas

be mź before 11 2.1. on the day of publication, i stern of the Ferdinand-Mas, where the hard tion Amoy, has left for Shanghai, and hes boon suc- rate which it is expected she will exceed when now ohannel of the Canal have commenced..

had carly polished the iron)—tarveð over again; the water breaming through the branch: the crew strupccaded by Captain C: II Palmer, late of Canton.certain little touchings up to the engines which #ling through the hatches and port-holen and slinging to the mast and rigging. Thus, while the Ferdinand The M.. steamer which was to leave Singa-old only be anggested by her actual werking as was slowly drawing barkerde, the Realialia pere for Saigon and Hongkong on Saturday of such size that this fem has tarned out, is in are carried out. The bost, which in the fret one was fast sinking: end, peadily and sorely, the work morning in the Melbourne, hot w Feito, as every way a oredit to her builders. of destruction was accompliıked.

The Austrian ofliser entemplated with horrar stated in our Saturday's issue, their work, while Mẫu Me' d'Trulia was sinking in the deep, amidst the agonized cry for help of its www. The firing had caged and all eyes were fixo a water, which was ingalling the once proud and power false castle and its inmatas. For a moment all was silent; at this time the ship had sank antiraly; the water closing over her, while thousands of whirlpoola carfied dewa, for an instant, all, the living and the dend. Then, all of a sudden, while every Oy Way In olden days the laws of wat were based strained towards the place where the o d'Italia had disappeared, the aurines of the ad was govered with on the principle that the utmost possible in-human beings, given up again from the deep, on the -jury ought to be filleted or the exeny sud out of being owned, and struggling for life with the stormy pliment. Now to time was to be let in that all means woud” allorrable for this end, bring what could yet be saved. Adnital Togathat ordered his vessel to be stopped and the hunts to be that the life of the defeated was at the put on, and the Elienbeth, an Austrian paddle wheel mercy of the victor, and that the victory of tender, bastened to the spot, to give assistance. But, what borror! Farions for revongo, the Italians had arma gave an anti-iced right to the prosoned the ombat, and two large Italian frustes party of the vanquished. Gradually more me up, au bails sides, to attack is Feriados: fanity had to give place to self-preservation: humado feelings have asserted themselves.ad, the Ferdinand War, being itaolf sompebot dam age by the wetion of ramming, had just tiras enough to mosarre itself fros, in order not to undergo the

The ntasmar Afadras, which put into Itangoon path, which one up to save the lives waleb Chatties for Rs 5.900. after which they formed wamo fath so the Red Italia In the mean time, theins damaged state lately, was purchased by four were yet to be saved, was fired upon by the Halinna joint stock company in 34 shares of Rs 1,000 frigates, which net comprehending her object, at each, the shareholders being exclusively restrict tacked her and sompelled the tender to withdraw.

At the end of the battle the Palestre blew up and,ed to members of tho Chatty class. It is said had the battle been carried on longor, soveral Halian they intend to load her with rice and send her to and Austrist vesele might have shared the fate of Singapore to ba thoroughly repaired in the tho Bé d'Nulia and the Palestra.

the run between Rangoon and the Straits Bottle- dockyard thers, and afterwards to place her on

sats. Straits Times.

THE BELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS BY THE KWANGTUNG FLOODS. The following farther subscriptions have been

*The French ironclad frigate Bayard, Captain Parrayon, with the body of Admiral Curbst of board, arrived at Singapors on the 1st instant from the Pescadores, and Eaving exchanged salutes with Fort Canning, steamed to the Torneo Co.'s wharf to coal Haring taken in 500 tons of colored she was to leave on the night of the 3rd for Tonion.

It is now univerally recognised amongst civilised nations that in the operations of war a little injury as way bo possible under the particular scircumstances of any given case should be inflicted on private individuals, the attack being primarily directed- nuly against public property and persons bearing In imputal statistics it was stated that more arms. The ancient rule bas also been so far than 40 on wore drowned uselessly in this battle. modified that fastead of the life of the de-ile they might have been oneily sav

Of what effoient help a neutral veel would have fented being considered at the mergy of the berbers! victor, the nations have entered into an

Tan China Mail anys that, because two years agreement for securing the Deutrality of

ago the Government issued an order to the the hospital service and facilitating the police to let the Chinese gamble in peace work of those charged with the care of and to prosecute only where surrouncing the sick and wounded. The powers who circumstances and neighbourhood laare no joined in the Geneva Convention declared doubt as to the nature of the horse, the Stommelves "Animated with the desire to policy of expressing public garbling has soften as much as possible the calamition got had a fair trial. This statement is of a inseparable from war, to suppress all useless extraordinary a character, and so utterly op. severity in warfare, and to ameliorate the kit posed to the facts of the care, that we can of wounded, warriors on the field of battle."only rogard it as having been made inadstant a fire was discovered at No. 4. Malay The application of this principle to warfare rertently. One of the earliest. Orlinanco on hand presents no apecial point of difficulty, but at me it is quite a different matter. The object of unra! bulligerents is to sink, blow up, or otherwise totally destroy the ships of the enemy, supposing they are unable to capture them. Tas total destruction of a sbip implies the almost total destruction of

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SIE STAFFORD NORTHCOTE.

LONDON, 19th June. Sir Stafford Northcote has asu and the til of the Earl of Iddoslaigh,

THE NEW SECRETARY OF STATE

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MARK 19, 19. Jane

Tha Mail vngrats that Lord Randolph Can chill is to try his preative head on fedia, which right to expect that its destinies shall be directed at Waatminater by none other than

man of proved dainistrativo morit.

The Timus, though not prepared to judge bim untried, stutas that, as he is, he does not team a vory desirable mann for the post,`

THE BOUNDARY COMMISSION.

SELA, 30th June The Boundary Commission is still at Sinjas. All are in orelloat health. Nowe has been received that tha tofagraph tins has now been completed to Sarakhs THE VICEROY AND THE CHANE'; UF MINIATY,

·BI 14, 21st Jume. I hava the bast razon faz afing that there is no foundation for the belief which your een tomporary says oxists bars, that the appointment of Lord Randolph Churchill to the Talia Offen will lead to the rosigastata of Lord Destin.

No such balier is onfectained in well-informal vicoles here.

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HUNDRED LIVEN LOST.

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It is far from esortain that we hava lost much. imports, we have noticed an estimate only The right to captare and destroy enemy's goods of that of ton, of which the annual supply inusid wherever found at sea was a formidable weapon by the Abbé to be six millions Franch ponuda, in our wars with France, and wo assorted it un-worth about two million foar hunteal thound flinchingly. But 1885 is not 1800, and there may franos,-ninety-six thousand popula sterling, or be reazans why we should hesitate to seek to my cleven lakka of our depreciated ourcency, apply in these days. Without the right of The morohants who come in Decmber leave in arch the right el capture is worthless; if our Yaroh, before the rivora riso, taking with them erniers are to seize the merchandise of an for the most part silver and gold: in emill anomy, our officers must be free to stop any Garms or French vessel, ezsmine its charter party bills of lading and papers, exd overhaul the cargo. We found nations reluctant to admit tho jxation of the right of search in the extreme form in which we once claimed it; and in enfor fag is we were led into more than one war. Should we now carry out the principle, even in loss ofensivo fashion, in face of objections which would be general, if not universal? A- opera-

quantities also salt, wool, woollen staff, fuza, druge musk, yaks tails, borax, and ponies. The only Intians who have established mansalves in the trade come from the town of Patus, which is connected with the waste through Norst Tho new railways from the bank of the Ganga op- posita Patat to Bettiah, on the way to Napol, was, our renters will remember, very recently opened. De Dyer expooted these trade would he nash faoiliated by a road through Sikkim, tron

Jelop- Fase by Chambi to Danjeling. We

On Saturday morning the fagship of the station, the Audacious, arrived here from Port Admiral Dowell's dag was fping at the fore- Hamilton On serval in the harbour Vice-

mat haasd, het the vessel had not been long in port when the dag was removed to the main, in- dating that officer's pro-action to the rank of full Admiral. Salutes wore fred by the Victor

At an extraordinary meeting of the member Emanuel and the Vietly, and the Audacious of the Victoris Recreation Club it baring buon also fired a salute. This promotion will doubt decided to rescind the rules passed at the anasi oss shortly be followed by Admiral Do. ezeral ng regaleting the man of the boats wall's return Eagland Fio diral Hewattitane necessary to call mother meeting to spokou of us hic probable saccess on this confirm that resolution, or otherwis, as migh. station.

be decided. That meeting was convened for Saturday afternaon when, owing to various re- 20 6037 OF THE WAR PROPARATIOND. ports which had been in einsalation, members

SIMLA. 22nd Jane. Thres millions have been spout in war prà were expecting to eas zame rather lively pro- Street, Singapore. Smoke was on to be ieruing seedings, Bash did as prove to be the one,parations in India, very littls of which can be plus lately put in our columns the pertinent from the upper windows of the honge and the however, for the meeting passed off very quietly. Toovered by the sale of animals or stores.

tion, "Da-the advocates of this right really have the road now, but except to save Mr. Mis- pussed in the colony, in the year 1884, was poline foread their mag in and upstairs. In the the opposition to the new rules apposting to bo Everything is quite at a standstill now.

as that the Germans or Aavians would sulay from a stumble when ho visit his Tibetan THE RESTRICTIONS ON FURLATON. for the suppression of public gaming," and middle of the room thuy saw a Japanese woman, very much on the wane, eses with those who

staad quietly by and see Bussisa propary friends, it seems of no Imperial use. LAHORE, 15th Jans. tom that time up to the present, with the hands clasping a small paresl of money and side the men in favour of the rules by no means the owner of the house. iying the fluor, her again vet for their shotition. On the other

To this information, wäich has baan takan tsien eut of Germon or American ships?" Bi- Nowe has baen rassival from. Sials that thoides, it is not clear that the exeroes of the from the accounts of his prodazosyor. Á-t has caption of the brief period during which valuables which was tied round bar nea. Aintended to give up the battle after the first Commander-in-Chief regrats that no graspselright would often be worth mach. In over-added a little sa to the tex trade The tea for number of empty champagne bottles were sa defeat, and were very zealous to beating up their can be held out of fatlongh or loare ant af India hauling Tassels containing gands reslly de- Tibet is made by Chinese, in gardens øyst of ar gambling farm was in existence, some the table and the woman was to all appearances lukewarm friends so come to the meeting and including Kashmare; being operad

stined for Russia, in the Brent of a war Darchende. It is prepared in bricks, and non- ifteen years ago, and the slight relaxation intoxicated. Her arms were badly born and she support them, and there was one of the largest, LC 07 FRENCH MAN-OF-WAR WITH ALL

with that Power, our croisera would generally rists of ten leares, cemented with tos joies, or- the law imehed in the Governmental has since been seat to the hospital. The rethough one of the quiotast meetings there has

Jul, at all orauis if her ports were blockaded, trusted from the plant by boiling. The supe- her crew, few of whey cou: The expated to, wrter made in 1883, the policy of suppress fortunately ston artinguished.Straits 200 ia the Gymnasium for some years past.

Colovno, 24th Juría.

that the cargoon were nominally consigned to riosity of ten in this concentrated form for Tibst The chair was creampied by the President of the

The Shanna, which has just arrived roports outrals. The experience save their lives in such a try cool, unless-ion has bees enforced. No one can say

maritime warfare archange, svarists in the greater ssonomy with Club, the Hon. T. Jackson.

that the Fresch man-of-war Raard founderal at the beginning of this cantary, when railways, which it can be transported over stoep paths on help wore affords them tro, visits Thero has been any luck of vigour is the attention to tos cheez on the spread of enlighten- LOOBHAST, read the notice convening the

The Hon. Secretary, Mt. J. H. Srzwer in the recent cyclus. All hands were lost. lid not exist and the carriage of heavy goods | the banks of yaka, ne other brats of burden, and The Breehnte, the fagship on the Eastoverland was difloalt, is fallacions. There this advantage is so great in a entry a recent warlike prepsentions has drawn prosecution of this policy, whatever lack of neat and knowledga the Pailippines by the mating, and algo the minutes of the previous Indios station, which was on her way out to would be increased activity ab Danzing and month's journey in consideral thort, that the tention to thir subject. Caprain ne B-discretion thera may have bean. Another heavy inland postal charges on newspapers, meeting, which wers sandroel

Bombay, was severely damaged, and several of other German ports, and gands would and their ordinary tea leaf has no chance in the compati quine, ZN., writes to Tha Timer, in the cursus statement made by our contemporary mounting early to $6.94 on every subscriber The CHAIRMAN addressed the mating sa her boats, including the Admiral's launch, were way across the frontier. We should divert, but tion. Coolies near the Darjeelin gardens

in the provinces, the Manila Comercin of the follows:-Gentleman, you arə ali aware of whạt | smashed. interests of humanity, to make the following is that if public gambling were recognised, 2nd June boars out the assertion by showing that took place this day fortnight when the re-

might not materially stop, traffic. The rest i have been soon drinking tos made from there The P. and 0. steamer Festzuur also aus-value to us of the Declaration of Paris is the bricks, whiob thus panstrats car ova ground. anggcation :-" That by international andize theits (especially on the part of servants) the Philippine press is the most heavily taxed solution, moved by Captain Hopkins and second-tained injury, losing one or two boats en heundemnation of privateering. We hava a large The best bricks coat a rupas a sear at Darch- standing every flest or squadron should he would increase enormously. We entirely

in the world. Not only do paper. ink, type, and ad by Mr. Carvalho, was carried. In accordonsa way from Bombay to Bass.

dest; but our mercantile marine is so rast that endo. From Darchendo" to Lhassa is a dis- machinery, da. cost more, owing to all having to with the rules of the Club, it is necessary to con- THE EARTHQUAKE IN KASHMERE, FIFTEEN the former may be inadequate to defend at all tance of 800 miles. We are not told what tho allowed the company of a vessel which, fail to see why a werfant should be more be imported from Earops, but the postage rates firm that rastlution at this meeting. For your

points the latter ofləntually against the regular bricks fetch at Lhansa, bat Mr. Honorsy oslon- without joining in an engagement, should be given to thioving because he gambles in aara higher than anywhere else, thereby acta-information I shall read the rale, No. 25--

BELNUGGUL, 14th June.

cruisers of a belligerent. We might bơ | Intas that the cost of carringə iləən not exceed in readiness to approach a sinking ship, in bouse open to the inspection of the police paos with the march of improvement and pro- general weating must be confirmed by & madaya. Twe sovers shocks were felt this morning. navy by insting letters of marque tu avery live who can. He reckons that the journey to Jelly making it impossible for the press to keep "Every resolation passed at sa extraordinary The earthquakes bave continued for sistem variously harassed if an enemy might extamparize) a ropas a maunds fant, which those may be order to rescue those of the crew who would than he would be if be gambled, as at pre-greas, or in fact o advance at ali.

jority of two-thirds of a rote at a second or The soverity of the first was vory groot, band of adventurers able to procure a zrift] Lhassa and back, takes only six months, for otherwise be drowned. Sach vessele abould sent, in one not open to such inspection.

The shock of 30th May was folt mainly in the vessel and a few heary guns. No vigilance or which the driver, who takes 60 mazais, gets Ra Owing to the intense buat prevailing and the trasrdinary meeting to be held 14 daya subno- be identified by the red oroas on a flag at the The argument in favour of regulation is that, fearfully high temperature now folt in Manila, qnt to the first testing. Well, I may re-west and of the Valley, the arms being thirty activity could prevent the asptare of soms of 18 as wagos; and if to provide for wear and mark that the decision to-day will be an L-miles long sad twenty miles wide, including to our marchant ships hy these sos wolras. Even tear of saddles and leather things, ke, E., we maat-head, and by the same sign being con-without increasing the extent of gambling, many rsons are complaining of the incon-portant one. We are here to register the wishes towns, uncely Soper and Baramull. Of the were our flest grustly increased, there would be avan trahle the amount, the result in that car spicuously painted in several plazan upon the which is as prevalent in the colony as it well

vonianus aftanding houses with roofs and partit the Club, and to act in accordancs with them former three-fourths were destroyed. Tho latior risk of one com ueroe being injured. In auch riage from Darchando to Chassa costs cae rupee tion walls of iron, now coming so much into huil, and should by international agreement can be, it would minimise the evils which fashion, from their becoming in such weather roalation to the mosting, I hope some members 400 in both towns. Fifteen miles from Baramal we have mach-how much may be ases in maand per mile.", So that he thinks that trap- sa far as way bo possible. Before putting tho was wholly destroyed The deaths were about warfare Russia, for example, has little to lose, per usund for the 300 miles or under 4 pls per be sacred from attack. The rescued might result from it. But mawkish sentiment furnaces, as it were. Though not experts in the will give their views upon it.

la, ono of the most beautiful buildings in Kaih studying the figures in the resent report of the sport on the backs of beasts of burden costs be considered prisoners of war, as such giran steps in and objecta to "the recognition of made of such materials, besides being uncomfor offered any observations.

matter, we doom, notwithstanding, that buildings A pauss of some time took plass, but no one mare le in ruins. It is the Buddhist temple at Board of Trade as to the progress of British shout one-third that of carriago by railway. The

Pattan, which was, built in the fifth century. merchant shipping. The tots tonnage of the radar will note that Mr. Hanassy has toter *** over to the victor; but all details, with the vice." Unfortunately vica obtrodes itself table, are thoroughly antagonistic to health. The CHAIRMAN—As no gentleman seems in Probably half of it, consisting of massive stones, merchant navy cftis British Empire in 1884 was hired a yak, and that his estimato is found- scheme itself, mighsbaarranged by congress," too forcibly on the observation not to com. Owing to this drawback and the taftance which clined to speak, I beg to put the rasalutis has been thrown down, and the romniador has the gigantio figure of 0,314,496, of which ad on general considerations is to what such This point was not lost sight of is the ar- pel recognition. If cleanliness is to be obi hense-building here may have on the slectric fcation of members be entiroir abolished" This has a 5ssure.

the sporcaous quantity of that motal used in That the Balon rasantly made as to the slavi leon displaced. The land, a quarter of a mito, 7,363,707 tans bolonged to the United Kingdom.oarriage should be. If he over travels in Tibet considerable width and about 100 The tatal tonnage of Russian shipping, including we ainoerely hope that he may be able to get his rangement of the Geneva Conrsation, which served filib must be handled, and in the state of the atmosphore, we hold that a thorough was proposed by Captain Hopkins, and seconded along. Water and mud have been thrown Finland, was in 1880 about 748,000, and there has baggage carried on the west reasonable terms, provides that vanels destined to serve no float same way if peace and good order are to be inquiry should be made into the matter by Mr. Carvalho.

up in several places,

been no important incrensa sine that time. The Mr. Hansasy also calenÏates the amount of tes to find out some remedy for such glaring evils. ing naval hospitals shall enjoy complete nenobrersed in large communities vice must be The authorities in the first place and the Eco-had been counted on aither side, the result was have been entirely destroyed.

A. show of hands was then taken, and after they "Several villages in this part of the country value of the imports of Russia (about £61,000,000) consumed in Tibet and Bhootan, by a process of.

and of her exports (58,000,000) is insignificant so fancy, arithmetic that has become common in trality, provided that their equipment be ex-recognised and controlled. If it could be unfo Society, which reckonstapon the co-ops found to be the upset of the previous meetings. An investigation of the extent of the damage compared with the magnitude of our sommers. India The Pandit A-k found the population clusively appropriated to their special des suppressed altogether that of course would ration of all men of science throughout the decision by 44 to 28, so the rescindment of the is vary difficult, travelling being slow,

Philippines, should set about the solution of rejas being unemArmed, they stood as originally

It is of immense consequence to this country that along the route travailed by him to be thirteen tination; and that any private weasel, to be a consummation devoutly to be wished, such as important problem-Comercio.

The deaths used probably aggrogate one our foreign trade should not be impeded. The to the squaro wile, as far away fazer could passod

thousand five hundred.

| necessaries of facoma from abroad. Englisboson estiviste; therefors the population of the whatever nationality she may belong, er. but the policy of suppression having com. The Prince Edward Parste Theatrical Cam- The CHAIRMAN-I declare that the rosolating Landslips have occurred in several places, and Kre in comfort and thrive only by reason of the whole of this region may be five to the square eluurely charged with the removal of the sisk pletely broken down, it is but reasonable to pany gave another performanos at the City Hall is lost, and that the rales as franted by the Com-

a large piece of cultivated land has sank twenty sau with which they can avail themselves of the mile, which by the rap gives 2813.000 per and wounded, shall be protected by neutrali-ask for a trial of regulation. The Chine on Saturday evening, Bir athiram taking his mitte shall remain in force. At the same time, fast, while huge rocks have risen out of the harvests and wealth of the world; whereas Russia sons; and as an ornamical smily say of imports chiefly lures and a blow strack at her five, may consumo a 20er of ten monthly, this ty. The Powers, therefore, ars no: unwill. Mail mentions a suggestion that, more effecefit. The house was not a very large one, wish to point out that we are not here to ground

A hospital has hoon apocol by the surgaon of commercatsachens vital part. Is have sharper gives the annual sales of tre as "eleven ing to see help afforded to the wounded and tually to carry out the poly of suppression, deat of loughter and applaaso autog the audience, kind; and we shall only be too delighted to get the Medical Mission here at Baramulla. The weapons than any other Power, and we can giso ant-a-half millios of pounds.

but was very appreciative, there being a great please ourselves, particularly in a matter of this

This rout thems koenerødgethau they yetkare; but, asscore is not improbable, as consistent with the drowning, but an obvious dificully arises in the owners of property should be held res most of whom were Parsees or Indians and suggestions from the rowing mentors, sud so money sent him has been very socaptable, considering how this is to be done. Everyponsible for the ill use to which their tena

The highest ranges are still covered thick respondent well observed recently hi var sulamine, figures given by the Abbé from the popular understood the Language need. The opera pre-far as they may be reasonable, and so far as they

"We have also a far more naked akin, and any weaedtimate in the trade, but we fear it has no avated on this occasion was Jehanbax Goolrook may be possible, so carry them out. Wo wish to with snow, being a month later than usual. ship is supposed to be complete in itself, ments are pur, and that houses in respect of sur, a piece which appeared to blend together Clab and a pleasant resort for all the members. The Government is helping berally, but is scarcely a sign in Lord Lamington's abarva source. It depends on four assumptions, each do all we can to make this a popular Recreation The people are living outside their houws.. doa will make a wound in a naked, skin.” Thereather value than what it derives from this the corito and dramatic. The roenery was very and is liable to bave to meet an ensury alone which two or more convictions for gambling pretty, and were there any Europon stage (Lond applause). There is no other business many homes have been destroyed 14 the Hang that he has studied the question in all its of which is probably errousons-that the are But it is obviously impossible for every ave been obtained should be forfeited to the managers present, it is likely they might pick before the meuting.

tress is great.

saringa. There is no uvilenos that he has pre-supplied with tea is as stated; that the estimate ship to be supplied with a tender to act as Government. To this there are several ob. a wrinkle or two in the way of turning simple the Chairman, and the motion was carried by Srinugger, dated the 11th, state that seeks Iced many mes of business to think that, in or that the guess at the consumption of a rear of Er. LOCKBART proposed a vote of thanks to Farther official telographic rug. Era sent to his mind the possibilities which have in of population as fire to the square mile is correct; hospital, abip. It war had broken out bejections. In the first place, tenants are not also good, while the stage appliances for the soclamation

materials to good account. The dresses were

which for the previous two days had bei der to prevent any tendency on the part of curten a morth in a family of a husband, a wife and diminishing in frequency and strength, hará marcantile marina to pass to another flag, a Go, two or three children is accurate, and that every again increased. Smart convulsions are said to verament garantee of indemnity for all lows one drinks tes regularly. As polyandriam is the have taken place on the 13th and It. The by cruisers should be givan.

foundation of the domestic circle in Tibet, al- last abock was specially moro, but fid no material injury,

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POLICE COURT.

17th July.

It is probable that any future naval war will be † lowands would have boon made for at least two fall ofeurpriest, and possible that the experienceof husbands to web wife.

tween England and Bassis, such naval so absolutely under the control of the land-performance of various magic scenes, with which fights as might have taken plaas in this lord that the latter can fairly be held respon. those Asistio plays all appear to abound, were Dovel on our local stage, and expoedingly neighbourhood would probably have been, tible for their actions. A European swaer affective. not between squadrona, but between single of Chinese property probably in many cases opposing ships. One British voel, for does not know his teazats except by ram the Portuguese Church of St. Joseph," Singa On Sunday, 28th June) at both Services in

BEFORE MA, É. MACKEAN.

The earthquake of 30th May was falt at Gilgit, the past may be wholly tabsided. In the Crimesu The trade of a country with a population of hat did wo barra,

war it was found that weapons which were ones thirteen persons to the square mile along the instance, was told off to watch the Minis, and to fine him the value of his bozes albiy more, the Rev. Fa her Pinta announced to the

OLD OFFENDEES.

It was at first reported that there were no very formidable And besome Muntad. For's cos Mari rondes, where 'wheat "trafic is out of tha and her orders were, immòdiately ake re- because the tesant kept a fan-tan table in it Congregation the receipt by the Archbishop of Chan Akių, soolis, was convicted of stealing casualties in the Mazafferabad district of Kash- iterable partiod after the outbreak of hostilition question, and even ponies have to give place to. Goa of a circular despatch from the Portuguese about 39 worth of clothing on Saturday worn- more, bat 2,281 lives are now said to bare besa | blogkade was not onforced; it was discovered that sheep in places as beasts of burden, is not likely ceived news that war had been declared, without his knowledge would be manifestly Ministor for the Navy and Colonies acknowledging, from a passenger on board the City of Rio lost there.

such a policy would do more harm to us, pon- to raise Monte Christos, Eren for small tradera to run juts the Rusisa amidshipe, re- unjust. In the second place, the osure anging the receipt of the memorials from the Co de Janeiro, named Kok Koon Chong, Haring

SIMIA, 2nd Jags. awns of whoat and purchasers of tallow, than a caravan once a year would not yield quick re- gardless of the consequences to herself. gested would inflict great hardship on Ohi-holes of Cochin, Cranganor, Hengal, Madras, tone convictions previously recorded against him,

A further telegraphic report from Srinuggur, to our snomy. When the Baltic ports were smal- | turns, whatever might be the reelt in the way If such an event bad taken place the loss nese tenants in general, for, in viom of the ing for the coutinnanca of the Fadroado" In labour.

ceted the 20th, gives the total loss of life in theed, the chief remit for a time was to turn the of small profits. The Abbs Desgodins enti Mellapura, Singapore, Maluma, and Ceylon, pray the prisoner was sentenced to six months' hard

Klarsj distrint at 2,713, stil the gumber in ooiwe në tražilo into new channels. Sir Robert matas the cost of the chief import-tes, at about of life would necessarily have buon ap-enormous risk of confiscation, no pradent the East; also of a telegram from the Vicar Pan Atuk, coolie, pleaded guilty to stealing a jured at 677. It also says that 60,927 houses Collier demonstrated in the House of Commens hundred thousand pounds sterling: sad if the palling, and it is difficult to see how any landlord would let a house to Chinese with- General at Calle Laneanting that 15,000 Catho. pair of shoes, value: 60 coûts, the property of have boan destroyed, and 7,482 catfls, 210 horses, that, in spite of our eraisers, the trade of Russia whole trade is worth aquarter of a million it is not fice of that Mission were also memorializing the shopman named Mak Nak Kan, on the 8th in ; and 22,910 sheep and goats have been killed with the outer world flowed on through neutrat very much. Ajutemartin Eastern Bengal such us help could have been offorded. It is a com-out obtaining security to the extent of the Crown of Portagel to the same effect; and of a and having been in geal on seven previous coa-Those figures do not include the loss in the city ports in very much the same volume s before. Narsingunge or Sarajgunge, whore Gorerument paratively, easy matter for the Red Cross ralue of the tenement. This security would eagram in the Portuguese Consul at Bomalous he also was sentenced to six months' hard and in the district of Muzafarabad, where the It is possible that in fature wars other moh never make a road or wharf, has a far larger lownes of human life have been 87 and 283 resurprises maay in store for us. Obliged as trade. But although Tibet in not, from a com Societire to follow an army in the field, but have to be paid for by the tenant, and would boy informing him of a numerously attended labour.

meeting in that City in favour of the preroga

eportivaly.

privateers, if steamers, will be to goal at mercial point of view, all that those who wish to almost insuperable catacles present them-virtually amount to a heavy tax, while many tire of the Crewn of Portugal founded on the Chan Atung and Tang Ayune were charged, here was a smart shock et Sringer at 3.15 short intervals, their careers may be shorter, and open it out protond, it has its value, and it is a selves in connection with the affording of aid who were unable to obtain the Decary socular services adored by the Festaguses na on eraand; with having been estearned with p.m. on the 19th, which levailed sover. Bumagil they may not prove so destructive as they pity that its tralle should be made to go round

tion in Anis to the cause of the Catholic religion. others not in custody in throwing stones into the houses. to the sick and wounded at sea. As long security would be put to various inconvani The Ministar states that the memorials and Tung Hing Theatre, and danaging properly to

ones were: Modern commerce is pretty sure by awkward routes, simply to avoid the Indian LAKONE. 22nd June. Ito davise expedients for defying bostile raisers passes. There is also the probability that the so war outiques it will necessarily be a ence. In the third place, it is not at all telegrams were submitted to His Most Faithful the extent of 82, on the 27th ult,

Nowa from Kashmore states that the road by couraging in neutral bottoms or through gold fields, moosssibis to European methods, would tended by horrore, and so far as can be seen likely that the suggested measure would Majesty the King, who had been graciously The second prisoner had some light, and chased near Baramulla is quite impassable in conso-neutral parts the goods of belligersats. The be as rich as those of California, and that a trade torpedo may prove to an unexpected degree for in furnight apring along the borders of the at present individual ships will have to take prove effective. Confections would taked to express his great satisfaction at these a man to the Theatre; being stopped there, he queues of the earthquake.

opportado preofs of the uflection and dero, and his friends throw stones into the building.

merchant vessels an effective substitute for a vast tract peopled only by hugo animals.-States their chance ‘of being sent to the bottom place no doubt, bus gambling would go on tion to Portugal of the signatalias to the memo- The da'embuts were sentanned to three days'

NOW ARKE, 14th June. Convoy. Mr. Cobden's notion of a state of things man.. An influential meeting of the Parsee vomain which trading vessels-shonld peaceably mail --- with all hande. Something, however, might all the same, just as it does in spite of the rials; that those documents had been, through hard labour and three Lours in the stocks at the

the Portugues Minister for Foreign Affairs and Theatre.

zity was convened at the fire-temple, at the in the seas while the fleets of States were under Mr. Charles H. Boss, the editor of Judy, i be done in the sense recomy saded by Cup, heavy fides at present impbaed ou the teap- the Portuguese Ambassador to the Vatican,

vitation of Bai Meherbal, widow of the late Ar veuring to sink each other is a long way off. It preparing a memoir of his father, Mr. Charles taje DE BLAQUIENE’There & em or squadroners of gaurbling houses when caught, These brought to the knowledge of His Holines The Cammira des Remedios, Wong Akam, and daar Hormusjes Wadia, of Bombay, to give thanke is not for us, however, to postpone or quarrel floss, who, for the best part of this century, was are operating together. LeGusos, in men could readily reine whatever security Pope; and that the Portageass Goreridt Trang choi, brothal inmatas, wore oharged by for the expected pnoitication of the north-west with it. It may be true that the Declaration of a familiar figure in the Reporters Gallory in were determined to maintain the Padroalla".P.C." MeGary with indecent conduct in frontier. The moiting was largely attouded. A Paris blunted one of our oldest weapon; it re- | Bosie Houses of Parliament, and was for 30 yearı kis Manual of Themation. Le, dŵreils at might be demanded by the landlord, for they by every nuetas in their power.

Cochrane-street on the 9th inst, stopping etter from Bai Meherbai was read, which dwelt mains to be seen whether it has not put into our chief of The Times Parliamentary staff.

DISORURELY BEHAVIOUR.

MISJONDUCT IN TEB (TERET.

PARSEE LOYALTY,