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of consideration for the sand clars pas loss. Nevertheless the owners of the mill must *ngers travelling by their bonts between this suffer sorely from the suspension of their part and Hongkong in the shaps of comfort on business, at the period of greatest activity.

Hoigo News. hear. There is no doubt that if the complaints ware lodged at the proper quarter attention would be paid to them and the grievance would be, ronored. At any rate, now the mattor has been tilated notice will eartainly be faton of it and the remedy applied.

With regard to the silly rumour that Macao had been attacked by the Chinese, or at least that Chinese troops hare aurrounded the Holy City! in lurge uumbers, I am glad to be able to say that i ao such things happened. On a visit to the Bazzier as Thorsday Ì found only a few Qui- ! nose soldiers at the station. Then wero cont there by the Chinese authoritics simply to watch the movements of some supposed morauiters, but not without due notice having been given to the Procurador at Macao. The Portuguese autho- rities on their part havo also reinforced their post at the Burrier for the sing purpose. The rumour, however, found prodance among a few Chinese, who have sosardingly shifted their ro ailsness to your plan. They will mou return, so muck the wiser for the expenses incurred.

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AMOY CLUB RAUN MEETING.

OMMERCIAL INTELNJUSADE.

MONDAY, 26th Novomber. EXCHANGE.

ON LORDON,

ON PARIS

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: 3/17

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Credits, ut 4 months' sight. Documentary Bills, at 4 months'

sight...

312

Bank Bills, on demand

.9.98

Credits at 4 months' sight

4.02

Or

NEW YORK-

Bank Billa, on damard..

751

Credits, 60 days' sight

77

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BOMBAY,

Telegraphia Transfer

2924

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223

Os CalouttA—

Telegraphie Transfer

P001

Bank, on demand

929

On Shanghai-

Bank, at night Private, 30 days' aight

SHAREJ.

791 ..73

Quotations arena Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Shares-154

per premium. sellers.

Juion Insurance Society of Canton, Limited

THE DAILY PRESS, FUHSDAY, NOVEMBRE 20cm, 1987.

BERLY. 14th November

pronounced to be a soft carreas of the worst kind. | aaworthy of any Government official.

The interview between the Czar and the Emperor of Germany was most cordial.

LONDON, 21st November

The Socialist Meeting already onnounced was hold in Hydo. Park on Sunday and passed off poaceably

The Fronoh Ministry has "resigned in con saquance of their defent in the Chamber of Deputies. President Grévy has summoned M. Clemenopati.

LONDON, 23rd Novetaber.

M. Clemenceau has declined to indortake the

I am, dear air.

Very respectfully yours

CHARLES F. BARSTOW, Mostar, American bark Jainee S. Ston Cab. 14th November, 1887.

HONGKONG.

Very bad weather has recently prevailed in

The following is the programme of this meet

FIRST DAY 9th January. CONSULAR CUP ; (presented); value -; for all Chinn Traders Insurance Company's Shares-supera arge the President to resign, but this beer, which arrived here on the 22nd November,

Chins pontas: weights as por senlo; entrance $5. Balf a mile. TRIAL STAKES: of $10 each with $75 added:

$67 per share, ex div...

3654 per stro

North China Insurance-Tle. 250 per share. Yangtze Insurause. Association-Ts. 105 gor

formation of a now Cabinet, unfose M. Grévy resigns, the Presidengy. A the Paris unwe has positively refused to do.

LONDON, 24th November. M. Brisson, having been summoned by the Prosident to form a Ministry, has declived to

le understoot that the Justices are desirens of

YOKOHAMA.

Heroud pony 925; a forced suiry for Amy Chinese Insurance Company. Limited-3215 per take clos for the same reuson na tint given by port: the crea escaped in the bosts. The Tatar is a new ressol, built by Messrs. Raylton, ture in ane touss only was insured, Tha fire the Diano, and four semen ure down with the

sabscription gritting of this season weights as per scale. Tarzo-aarters of a mile. FOOCHOW JP; (presented) :-value $100 for all

Chins ponie; weightsns per scale, entrance $5. One milo and three-quartere HALAWAN CUP; (premated); Tulus Bk. Tls. 100; for all penies first raced as grifin at Amor; weights as per soule; entrance 35. One mile and a quarter.

CHAASZE CUP: (presented); mize $; for all China panien; weights as per scale; entranco $5. Ture-quarters of a mile.. COAST CP(prosnated); value $; for subscrip- tion grius of this season; weights as par sole winner of Trial Stakes 7lbs. ertra; to

be ridden by residents of Amery, Ferchow or

Formoss; intranes $5. One milt.

RACING STAKES, of 810 each with 850 added for all Chias ponies weights as per scale; winner of Foochow Cap 7lbs. extra. Ono milo and a half,

BECOND DAI, 10th January. COMPRADORES CUP: (presented value $

for Amry subscription grins of this season: weights as per seals winner of Trial Stakes or Chest: Cng 7b wxten; iz of both 16ths; previous non-starters 7lbs. extra; entraper 35. Thres

quarters of a mile.

GRALLENGE COP; value $ for all Amor and

Formosa owned ponies; to be wou twe consach. tive meetings by a pony or peniss, the bara fide property of the same owner or owners; half entrance fees to the winner st ruch moot- ing, balf added to the value of the Cap until finally won, or until the total value of the Cup rench $500, after which to the fund: weights

na per scale entrance $10. Ons mile.

VISITORS OUT: (presented); value S; for all China pozies weights as per scale: winners of a race at this

of 11 miles or rer. 7lbs, artra, if to races, 10lbs. extra;

entrance $5. Two miles.

TE MAA-CHIN CUP. (presented); valus S-; for bond de grilas at dats af entry; weights as per scale; winner of the Haekwan Onj, 5lbs. öxira; entrance $5. One mile and a half. BICKAKON PLATE, (presented); valus$~; for all

China ponies; weights as per scale; winners of one race at this meeting 7lbs. sxtra; of 2 or mora 10lbs, extra; satrance $5 Three-quar

ters of a mila

BEACH CUP. (presented); valan HE. TIs. 150:

for Achaription griffins seson; weights as per scale; to be ridden his maidant

of Amoy, Foochow or Formoss; entrance $5. Seven furlouge.

AMOY STAKEB, of $10 each; a forced entry for all ponies entered at this messing; first pony to receive 70 per cent, sesond pony 20 por oopt, third play 10 gralo.

Ora mila and cont; weights as per

and a quarter.

THIRD DAY, 11th January. FORMOSA CUP, (presentel); value ☀—, for all

China ponias; weightaas per scala; winners of any race at this meetings. extra; of two or more races 10lbs, extra; satrance 35. One mile,

LEDGER CCP, (presu'ed); value for Aztoy subscription grifins of this and last season; weights as per seals; winsore of a rise of li miles or over at this meeting 5lbs. extra; if. of two sach races 10fbx extra; entranos $10, Que mila nad a half.

LADIES' PURSE, (presented); for, sliChina ponies; to be ridden by residents of Amov, Foochow or Formosa; weights 11.7; jockeys who have never had a wigning mount before this moot- ing allowed Sibs.; entrance 85. Once round and distance.

LOTTERY CUP; value $ for all Chiaa ponies; weights aa per seale; winners at this meeting 51bs axirs for each race won; entrance $5. Seven furlongs.

sharo

sharu

harm

On Tai sarance Compang, Limited Ta. 14

per ebare anton insurance Ohes, Limited-$75 per Hengkeng Fire Insurance Company's Share

$3926 per share. China Fire Insomnce Company's Shares-$80

per ebore, sellers,

Sexsits Marine Insurance Company, Limited—

830 cm.

M. Clemenceau.

It an

M. Grivy has resolved to resign. Buldrose to the country announcing this resolu tian, he states that he cannot be answerable for the complications which he foresees in Home and Furg politics, and that his resignation is caused by the impossibility of his being able to gevira under present sirviuOZZALOGS.

THE LOSS OF THE BRITISH STEAMNR KILLARNEY."

only three sacks leaving ten saoks over those beon complied with. The report was as follows:- some members of the Manioipal Police fores, who The Japanese paper, Jiji Shimpa, henry From An acial ballotin states that the Crown ten sucka were also sized and sold at auction for 1.ENGE YO GRAND HOTEL. 1880-67-No intern vilted the City in the morning to see the un-Korea that some days ago a British wan-of-war Prince is suffering frou career and that it is $2.37 which raised my fine to 2162.17, besides for was convoyed to the Police, that the Justices fortunata vistica of official torture in whom we entered the part of Fusin and surveyed the coast probable he will have to undergo the operation which I have had to replace the four hors lolote No report was received by the Foss of any areas who had been decapitated, as they did not see him tembea have been granted by permission of the bad sprended any condition to the same of this locase. referred yesterday, that it was Koh Low-so-tzar the Japanes Residanor, where about 4,000 of tracheotomy.

going to xa; and three soldiers, a corporal and of the ragntations imposed by section 20 of Ordinance in his cage, and a statement to this effoot was Government to the Japanese for commercial pur PARIS, 15th November, So privatos, have been kept on board sinas the 31 of 1834 on the part of the holder of the licence.lated in the settlement. For soms hours the pong, and that this was shortly after. followad The Commission of Enquiry into the docora day of arrival for the vessel to fourt tion scandal bae forwarded to the Chamber a

Thase are the facts of the case, which is only infotal once aing two gizle who, in 1836, were at y head of the criminal was exposed crer the by the arrival of a Rossi mon-of-war pia a this public house. Ous of them west, in Fabrokey | Soon Grath and was viewed by thousands of Chimilar ecranel. It is stated that the coast eux- proposal to proscente M. Wilson.

one of the many instances that go to show how 1887, is the Walazzo Tavern and afterwarde, on the net. It was afterwards removed to Pootung and agad by the British and Bussing mon-of-war is Tonoy, 15th November. slamelu atrageously the customs offiale Remon bain transformed to the Globe Hotel, where

bare are capable of treating a stipmaster who she tow in. The albee is a daughter of the licence there exposed on a bamboo wear the stone of his most important position commerbally and Dinizula has submitted.

crime. Inthe afternoon some foreigners visited the politically, Mr. Gladstone in s speco aid that the logous to their port with no intention of wrong and his wife and resides at the Grand Hotel. The in

Che baton's Yemen and saw Koh Lao-wo-tze still

Fler Majesty bbo Express takes a very sativa gality of oreinding the people from helling ment- doing, merely hesansa on emission apours in the very rarely seen behind the bar. ings in Trafalgar Square ought to be promptly manifest which is in no way to the prejudico of In letter addressed to the Jastioun the apathe harboo cage. If what we hour is true, it interest is the concerns of the Tokyo Charity woll for the native detective Si Yung that he ospital and went round the wards, on the 10th varifled; moanwhile it was the duty of every their revenue or of their Government, but a plicant drew attention to the fact that this bar- itizen to abstain from resistance to 116 executive, simple mistake to which we are all more or less maid whom he had boots required to discharge was liberated before the new district magistrate instant offering fruit and other delicacies to the www now ployed in another hotel, and that commenced his task of purifying the city prison. convalescente with ir ana banda, All tha lieble sometimes. BERLIN, 16th November

The Shin-pro ays that, combining meray with ladies, constituting the Committee of the Hospi The Crown Prince will spend the water in the 'This, I test, sy be the means of inducing oan. much of his castom, had been diverted in oon. South. He retrass total rencval of the larynx, tion in those who may contemplate coming to the segnence; this, he seemed to consider, was the prevention of violence, the Shanghai Magis-tal were present, is also wa Dr. Takagi, of the trate is reported to have ordered the caged Imperial Navy, to whose exertions the Hospital but in onse of daager of suffocation will submit islands, and to this port in partionlar, to look well fair.

The British starmar. Thrig, which arrived criminal Koh Lawo-tre to be placed at night owes its origin. After this rinit of inspection to the operation of trashootomy, otherwise the to their manifests, for if a mistako ar emission treatment will be maroly palliative.

should happen they may expect no morey here in bere on the 22nd November, experienced a severo in one of the waiting-rooms.

the Empress pounded to the Detached Palace A Bra occurred in Chefoo Road on the night at Shiba, where the Committee and Dr. Takagi LONDON, 20th November. Coba while the present administrador is in au- typhoon between Singapore and this port. The The malady from which the Crown Princolority, but may be abjected to the same fili-Tariar loft Bingapore on the 10th Noy. and of the 20th Novembar resulting in the destruc- and the honour of Immoking at the Imperisi Frederick William of Germany in sofforing is beral treatment meted out to me, and that is had fine weather till the 15th, when she met tion of six houses forming one block of buildings table. Her Majesty subsequently walked in th

with a bears northerly gale which continued till and in the cooxpation of forviguers, most of park with the ladies of the Committee, convera- the 17th. On that date the typhoon commenced whom were out at the time, and did not knowing about the future of the Hospital and outer about pa The Tartar varried, besides cargo, anything about till after it had been under waying at length into the arrangements for the about 250 Chinese passengers, who appear to some considerable time. The Fire Brigade was approaching Charity Bazaar. It is the intention have suffered terribly during the time the ty non on the spot and did all they could to sub of the Smprees to visit the Bazaar on the open- phoon lasted. Three of the number died from due the fames, which, however, after a sbort iu- ing day.—Mail. exhaustion and the ramenr that some werd terval Is along the roof with astonishing ra- Washed overboard seams more than probable. pidity so that they defied their efforts. At first Bo (errifled were they that many of them took it was thought the flames would be confined to

The Aerion sealing sebooner Diane, which rofuge in the bold and in the coal burkers. The woouple of houses in the block, spl so the friends soa dashed over the resest, tilling her holds, and of the occupsats of the other houses being told arrived at okohama on the 12th November, washing her decks; in fact, for some time tha there was no danger, dealsted from removing with 32 sa etter aklus and 400 pelts, was not in possession of definita tews as to the catches rassol was completely under water and was er. the furniture. Tons of water were poured on the Chius See. The steamers Oppaus and Tar. noted every moment by the officers and row at about half past ten o'clock the firemen had the Antic in tow of a couple of buits, one of peated crew to the flames by all the orgine companies, and of the rast of the font. She reports having seen The wind was so riolout that it rendered stand-suceeaded in quelling the fire, bat the hot them spparently a shore host. The weather was were both kuccked about a good deal, and the ing or walking on desk an impossibility Con-sex-wers entirely wrecked and...what furniturs elm at the time and it is possible that the istter gains some damage, while on the siderable dange was dore to the Pinsel in the remained in them spoilt by water, which sohooner was only being loved of the land, but steamer Vortigern had foundered on the 18th 28th idom a telegram was réruised that the way of indors and attinge being washed away was ankle deep in some parta of the houses the crentestane has not unnaturally given rise The typhoon laatel until the 19th inst. about At 11.20 the eginen had all gone, the dames to a rumear that the Arctic has been captured November on the voyage from Samarang to this

p.m, when the weather began to clear The having been entirely extinguished. The furni. Two deaths from bakke scurred on board of Marine Cours of Inquiry into the loss of the Dixon & Co to the order of the Mogul Steam broke ont in the last house in the block and far me diserə.

Fire brakes out shortly aftor & p.tn. on the 13th tourner Wah Yeung by burning in the Canton ship Company, and is intended for the tea trade. thest fromthe house that bal the insured furniture river saspended Captain Witt's certificate for She carries a cargo of 4100 togs. This is her in it, and is said to have been caused by the sinst, in an upholsterer's shop at The foot of Sen- three months, passengers having been carried in first voyuge sat to China.

plosion of lamp. The whole of theblock bad been genyamu, ar to hundred steps. The lames the bold, which was not included in the passenger space for which the vessel was licensed. Tant de te th of the 1st November, it bring started to run a printing offles, and the build of the block extending to the foot of tort

At a meeting of the Jubilee Committee held purchased by Chinens onmpany which has been spread very rapidly, and soon the greater port Hili was involved. The two steamers, the "Re charge against two. Wardmasters of the Civil the opinion of the members present that the ins were to have been pulled down sarly ner Hospital of Lasing staten the money and jewels people of Hongkong ware desirous of giving month, the tenants all having notisa! to leave, lief" and Vioteris," were promptly on band of a patient who died there has been under ineffctive expression to their doop, sympathy That tortare in its most revolting forms in and pumped from the settlement side of the vestigation at the Police Court during tho week, with the relatives of the two mamou of the Royal stift practised in China is well known, but if any Creek at Maidsbosbi, while the stasmar of the and the prisoners were yesterday commuted for Nary and of the two gunners of the Royal Ar persons are disposed to doubt the fact a purasal of Yokohama Felice Station was stationed on the tria). Another meeting of the Marine lot tillery who lost their lives during the Jubiles the following from the N. C. Daily Neme of the other side of the Creek, and numerous band e holders was held on the 26th instant to concelebrations and of marking their sincere regret 21st Nov. will dissipate their disbelief Tea-ginos were also revisiticul A party of mon The British steamer Cracader, Captain Jsider the Pruya reclamation scheine, and it for the accident by which the canntry was deterday we visited tho Cho-hsien's Tamén in the landed from the Monster and did good servis, Ogston, which arrived here on the 23rd Narez. esived that a detailed surray be made by the prived of the valuable services of these four men, City for the purpose of enquiring into the truth and a squad from the Satelite also came sahore, her, brought up Captain James O'Neill, of the Government at the cost of the let holders. The it was resolved that a fund should be raised for of the statement that a criminal was exposed in though nowhat lute. A good many shops of British steamer Killarney, which Towel was sunk insanitary state of the western district and the the special purpose of making a substantial pro a cage and res being therein starred and tor-various kinds have been destroyed, chief in point in Iloilo hacker on the 14th November by the grunt prevalence of fever thore has been brought vigian for the 204 relativer (father, mother, tared to death. Suoh at event is of rare eo of gumber being stores for the sale of second Crusader calliding with her. The following is to the notice of the Government in a numerongly wife, or childrar) of the deceased men, and gen-currence in Shanghai aity of recent years, and haud articles. In a'l some S0 or 90 houser must Captain O'Neill's account of the disaster:— signed memorial. A erickot match between tho

A men's Familie Aid Asasoiation," Wa ware ying at anchor in the roads Iloilo Club and the Garrison, played on the 25th and rally in aid of the Sudiers and ea- its revival by the now distelet magistrate is soms have been burned. Japan Mait.

mont what surprising. The unfortunate ornature stand arbor on the 4th Forum hor. We were made 26th instant, resulted in a victory for the Garri excellent institution of which branch has upright in a bamboo sage about are feet high. fast by two anchors and had forty-five fathoms of sou or the first innings. time being called before recently been oatsblished in Hongkong. It was with his neck through cangue by which he chain on each aucher. At about 1440 pm, all the conniasion of the surond innius. A Marine further prepaed to make some previsto out of would have been almost suspended or at least Lands being then in bed, the watchman reported Court of Inquiry was bold yesterday to investithe Fandifar the man wounded on board the the tips of his toes would barely have touched aetatmercoming right on to us. Iimoliately gate the circumstances of the loss of the steamer Mutine. We are requested to state that sub-the bottom of the caga-bad it not been that get up. went on deck, and ran to the starboard Killarney, which was run down by the Crusher scription lists will be found at the Hongkong some person had placed a large stone under the steamer, about forty or fifty fia Iloilo harbour: the Ending, was to the Affent Hotel. Meare. Kelly and Waleh's, Messrs. Lane, man's foot. By this his sufferings were greatly feet distant, cuming straight stem on to our that no ham attrobed to the saptain or the Crawford and Co.'s, and Mora. Falsener and relieved, and his obances of death by strangula starboard. She bore down on na striking us

ofleurs of the Killarney; the captain and vllivers Co. The following subscriptions have already ou reduced. He did not look particularly dis

beert "acaired :-

tressed at his position, amid the raillery and joera about six foot forward of the main rigging of the Crusader did not appear before the gourt. The French gunboat depic, Commander Rupo, and outting our steamer through the plates with

of the spectators who displayed an almost fen. dish delight in mocking his state, to which he The P. & O. steamer Mirzapore, with the her ston. The water at one poured into the from Singapore 23rd November, arrived here on

Sunday. Killarney's bolland I ordered the chief engineer

med not loth to reply with interest, and a per: English mail of the 28th ritime, leit Singapore The Hon. J. Russell C.M.G, Acting Chief

foot fire of abuse was kopt, up between the cruel at 5 p.m. on the 23rd, and may be exposted here to go down into the hold and try and stop the Perak Tin Mining and Smelting Company went down, but returned and told me Justice, left here on the 22 November by the

people and the wretched prisoner. -$10 por sharo Penjena Senghis Dus Saantan Mining that the cargowes above the hole in the abip's sidesioner Ningpe for Shanzhat. He goes on one

Company, Limitat-$15 per share, sellers. then sended the pumps and found three feet of

and nothing could be done to stop the leak. We month's leave of absondo.

The Russian corvette Bynda. Chramander Perak Sugar Cultivation Company-la. 18 perates in the hold. I then directed, the chief Hongkong Rope Maanfacturing Company, Li-floor to clear away the boats and lower the life

i doubt that he would be punished severely, Singapore on the 25th, and may be experied boats level with the rail, both of which prom

The Rasi transpart Russio arrived here on were tried out. We again sounded the pum

perhaps evon clapped into a similar cage. It would seem that the yamén people rada no pre- and this time found ten feet of water in the held the 23rd Nov. from Vladivostock, which part abs

vivion for providing the prisoner while in the A maid see that the real sinking left on the 9th on her passage to Odeas,

caga with any kind of food, and that they abo ordered all hands to get into the bonts and save with time-axpired otcers and mon of the garrison. themselves. The steamer which struck and sank

The French gunboat. Comete Commander

direct dire threats against anyone who might Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. the Kiliary was the steamship Cader, at Martel, from Haiphong 19th Nar, arrived

give him any. The man is described as a despeon Limited-138 per cent, prem, sales.”

Waterer benefits may be scorning to North- rate thief und has been in prison ten years, Glasgow, The Killarney went down by there on the 22nd November, bringing on board Singapors Insuration Company, Limited-sters within thirty-five minulas af ter being 3. Bihourd (French Resident General in Anname Forms from the energy of Governor Litt last offence was stripping the other prisoners of

THE CANADIAN MAILA Ming-ohma's measures for its improvemont, it their clothes and stealing everything else of the

The Canadian Pacile steamer Parthia, with track by the Orunder. Fortunately, all and Toaquin) and suits

HE. Pack Chun Yus, Korean Minister to would seem, secording to secounts just received, little that these wretched beings possessed. His hands were saved, but lost everything they had on board. Immediately after the coli- United States, and his site. arrived hers on that the southern part of the island is languishers are weighted down with heavy chains, and the Canadian ail of the 9th November, left sion I called out to the Crusader that oar the 25th November by the German mail steamer ing for want of some wall directed efforts to pro-lber his tortures in the horrible contri-Vancouver on that data, and may be exposted steamer sinking asked to be towed General Werder His Excellency called on the mote its progress. A correspondent from Takow give a strong contradiction to the belief same was in box and ask ander ootd Governor in the afternoon, accompanist by Prizes writes: foar Lin Ming-oktan's apathy as that the Chinese are becoming more bumsne in

aero on or about the 7th Decenaber, he got into position the Killarney uk. When Ming Ou Yik and Mr. W. Arthur. to improvementa in the south, and his energy in there udicial system. In no other country of I first saw the Crusader coming down upon us We understand that the Hongkong and Shang. imposing taxation is acting very disasieously on the world, bossting of any sort of civilization I bailed her to reverse and go astera, but got no hai Banking Corporation has sugotiated a lean the prospects of the port. Two foreign firms would wich a thing be tolerated, and the worst acer, and after the collision had taken place of one million tuels Tls. 1,000,000) with the Go-ace withdrawing one is goose pilot. ala feature of it is that the people generally applaad and I called out that we were sinking and asked vernor of Hogan. The money is to bo used for leaves, ad the whole trade (foreign) is repre- the cruulty of the Che-hsiva unil here as

The Glen Line steuer Cleggle lest Singa to be towed into shallow water no response was defraying exponton connected with the recent sented by two English and tan ferroso frumpathy with the unfortunate man. Our impres made. The night was bright and clear and bursting of the banks of the Yellow River. If the suger market abroad brightens op things on was that they were very much disappointed pore on the 23rd, and is one here on the 30th

We hear that applications for onerying kero-may improre, or if the Government does some that the stone was given to hin, although they instant. there were only two olher resels in the harbor besides areives and the Crusader, the nearest sine to Canton have been gouerally refused bything to Takow, which is really the key port to made no attempt to remove it while wo wore being about a mile, distant. Our anchor light the river steamers and junks, sad that in oogsethe interior, both for promoting trade and it there, and ther siso derivanced the humanity of pore on the uteroon of the 25th November. was baring hrightly and remained an above cdence the Hongkong, Canton and Macao migration, there would be a chance for it, but I water for hours after the Killarney sank.

Steamboat Company hero made arrangements four it will be long before this happens." to place their little boat Kinagehow solely for the purposes of that traffle.

Straits Fire Insurance Company. Limited-

$18, males.

Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company's

Shares-6 par cent. prem. Hongkong, Canton, and Macao Steamboat Co.'s

Sar-$107 per cent. pram.. buyers.

China Steam Navigation Cons Shares 10 cent. discount. hias and Manila Steamship Company, Limitat

a

sharu.

-30 per cent discount, "nominal Douglas Steamship Company, Limited-848 per

share. Hongkong Gas Company's Shares--$125 per Hongkong Hotel Company's Baros$195 per Chris Surar Refining Company, Limited-$144 Luzon Brat Refing Company, Limited-955

share.

per share, wales.

per share, nominal. Hongkong on Company's Bhares-$55 per

stare, llers. Hongkong and China Bakery Company. Limited

-$110 per share.

share

mited-$45 per share. Hongkong and Meng Glass Mannfenturing Co.,

Limited-00 per cout. discount, com. A. S. Watson & Co., Limited-15 per cent.

premium

per share.

premium, nou

Obhiese Imperial Loan of 1884 B- por cent Chinese Imperial Loan of 1884 C-S por cont. Chinese Imperial Luan, 19835 E-9 per nent.

premium, nom.

premiaza, nom.

HONG KONG TEMPERATURE.

Rage Meat. FALCONS & Co.'s KaQJ9743.) November 28th.

Issue Harambi kat Baroulster 1,X.

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CONSOLATION CUr; value $100; second pong Hapong...

250; for all bosten ponies that have ran and not woo moe at this meeting; weights as per scale; entrance $t. One mile.

CHAMPION STAKES; a forced entry of 810 each; for all winners at this inseling; winners ot two razme 815 extra. of more than two races 830 extra; weights as per scale. One mile and a quarter.

NIL DESPERANdum Staxes; of $5 each with $50 aċded; 160ond peny 325, for all beaten subscription-grilling of this season that have run and not won a race at this meeting weights as per souls. Half wile.

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16th Novembar. The fire which destroyed the rice mill at Hiogo of Messrs. H. E. Hunter & Co., and thus tem- porarily suspended the operations of one of tho most Bourishing local industrias, broke out a few 3.&TEOROLOGICAL REGISTER...

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THE CUSTOMS AND FOREIGN SHIP.

PING IN THE PHILIPPINES:

TO THE EDITOR OF THE "HONGKONG DAILY PRE.".

I had omitted to note ton onse of hubs and

Avellan, arrived here on the 23rd November fram Narasati, and exchanged salutes with the port and the Victor Emonnel on anchoring.

A Portuguese shooting party of eleven loft kere on Sunday morning at seven o'clock and reached the wharf on their return trip at 8.45 p.m., bringig three wood-cocks, one partridge, one task, seven enipe, fifty queil, wenty-three wood-nigeons, and fifteen amall birds. They went to Kam-tin-hu cia Tai-lam-chung, return- ing by the Castle Peak route via Shap-pat heng,

A firo broka cat about three o'look on

Hon. G. P. Chuter Hon. J. Ball-Irving Mr. E R. Bollige..... Mr. H. X. Mody Kon. A.-P. MacEwen..

Mr. T. Jackson **** Mr. C, D. Bottamlay Mr. J. 1. Francis

Mr. 8. Layton

Mr. J. Vernon..........

Mr. W. H. F. Darby... g Mr. J. 3. Moree Mr. D. McCulloch

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For other mail news see Supplement.

MAILS EXPECTED.

THE INDIAN MAIL.

The steers Arpan, with the next Indies mail, eft Singapore or the head, and is dus hero on the 29th instant.

THE ENGLISH MAIL,.

THE OÈKMAY MAILL

that in the morning a friend of his gave him some on air about the ovening of the 80th instant. rice and water, and also prepared & pips of opias with which to soothe, his anferings. If this hnasza friend, however, were detected in his merciful ministrations by the authorities there

the man who fed him.”

TIENTSIN.

The Norddəstecho: Lloyd steamer Bayern,

with the German mail of the 1st November, left

here on or about the 30th instant.

THE AMERICAN MAJL

The O. &0. ateamer Gaelic, with the Ameri

mail of the 9th November, leaves Yokchauss the $0th idem., and may be expected here on or about the Ducumber.

STEAMERS EXPECTED.

The Union Lino sfoame: Cambodia left Bin- apore on the 18th, and is now due.

Tue 0. S. 9. Co.'s steamer Nestor left Binga-

and ie dne here on the 2nd Doesmber.

The 0. S. 8. Co.'s'stramor Achilles left Sia- The Sherpao says that the Tientsin autho-gapore on the afternoon of the 26th Novembar The Foochow Eaho says it is rumoured that the captain of the Yang Woo, the Chinese fri rities have issued a proclamation fixing the lekin and is do here on the 3rd December.

in sugar at 160 cash a bag (white) und 100 cach The Austre negaria's Lloyd's steamer Preci gate that was enok by the French at the bom bardment of Pagoda Anchorage, has been rein (brown) The dd rule was to mount 106 catties dun left Siugapore on the 28th November, and stated in command having new agined obarges 100, and the bags really weight about 180; but, of late the weight has inerrased to 160 and of the steam-vessel Wai Ting.

170 catties, in consequence of which sharp pras Farther particulars regarding the outrage at tico, the gross weight, including tare, is now Kalang on the sight of 11th inst. are giren fixed at 120 entties. The Shansi guilt proposed

in the Fooches Exo of the 19th inst. The only 150 cattise, but this was rejected; and if bags in inmates of the house on the night in question

SHANGHAI

for the Chinese Government was effected by

in dus here on the 4th December.

TOSLOFTICE NOTICES.

We

English and German merchants some time ago, conmemion with this paper is the one published but a certain high affcial bad a morialized twice sach day in our Extra, which is always against it. The money has now arrived at Fe-corrected to a arch later hour than that given

JAPAN.

KORE.

The Hige Notes says an exciting incident occurred during the last voyage from Yokohama of the Yamashiro-maru. When the vessel was

low.

A MAIL WILL CLOSE For Singapore-Por Deuteros, to-day, the 29th inst, at 130 ..

For Straits and Calcutta--Per Taisang, to-day, the 29th inst., et 1.30 FIM.

For Shanghai-l'or Kwangise, to-day, the 29th izst, at 3.30 PM

For Raigon.-Per Ashington, to-day, the 29th jast, at 3.30 PM.

For Shanghai-Per Polting, to-morrow, the 30th ist, at 3.30 PM.

For Straits and Bombay.-Per Stura, on

posponsion has been mis-sent of DEAL BIRI BO you will publish the fol- Thursday morning, the 24th November 1wers two of the Customs ladies, one having with futur exceed 120 battier in weight grows, the delayed bb of which are liable to happen ncensiouall all that the adesses need do is to lowing for the benefit of the shipmasters who a small hours in Triangle Street, Wanchai her her child and a foreign nurse. In the small grill pay by the catty.

note on the cover, Sent to

or Received may be leaving your port for the Philippins The Volunteer Brigade's engine was the Cest hours of the morning the nurss, was awakened

PEKING.

at 7.p.m., or as the caso pay he, and forward it, Islanda, so that they may be most careful in mak-on the spot and was quickly followed by Gov- by a sudden glare and the sound of an explosion. ing out their manist, and prevent any repur srament engines Nos. 4 and 5, but their ser- On the mile of the verandah were found the Prince Chun, we (Mercury) learn Erom Pek- without any other writing whatever, to the pense of the disgracefal treatment to which I vines ware not required, the manual sagino from sale of a natten olota bag which bad contained ing, bas celebrated the 62nd anniversary of his Postmaster General. This should be acted on have been anbjected bors in Cobu.

No. 7 Station being quite able to cope with the about seven or eight pounds of powder. From birth, and he is mach better, hat still very weak, the first time man of complaint occurs; it is ■ I sailed from Hengkong for this port on the fire, which was extinguished about 3.30 am.the portion of the powder and the discovery of We also learn that Messrs. Judd and Henningen stake to let such matters pass for fear of 1st October with my manifest containing. as I The house, we believe, was got insured.

another bag of powder- unexploded it is plain have returned from their trip and ware in Po- giving trouble, a course which generally givin

more trouble in the end. A large gelaere of opium was made on Sunday that the thors of the outrage were disturbed at king on the 10th inst. thought, everything on board the vessel worthy of tasution: but found on my arrival here that evening by Chinesexcissocor. thelate opium this work. There is at prosent no clue to the The Daily Nos says-It is bellevač at Paking

LOCAL DELFTER-No delivery is attempted farmer Chan Loong, at present living in Macan, perpetraters, but it is suspected that the officials, that the difficulty between Chius and Portugal apokos for the manufacture of cart-wheels, which bad planned on board a junta quantity of cases who baza heen openly opposed from the ostest will be compromised, in the mazuer we suggested on board Ship, at the Peak, Kowloon Aberdeen, Thad on board as cargo in transit.

of opium, tegether will some boxes of ginger to be to forsigaers occupyicy the house, may have some time sincs, that is, that the treaty will be.. nor at any private house even though Thess cases of hubs and spokes I carried from transhipped here and emaggled to San Francisco been the instigators.

ratified with the omission of any formal mantion named in the address) when there is a placa of Boston ent to Honolulu, but on delivering them The exsise authorities here, however, got wind

of the definitive session of Macao to Portugal. business nearer, at which delivery can be effected. there the parties to whom they were consigned of the affair, and an afficer went off to langeb

The Shan-zao asys that a loan of Tls. 5,000,000

The authorised List of Mails issued in refused to receive them on the grounds that the and made the simra. The quantity seized la material was rotten and the things were untit estimated at between night and ten thousand The Daily Neoa saya that at Hakea city near for us, and they would not have thera; conso- tests. The master of the junk has been arrested. Kiukisug thors has been rioting by the famished quently they were thrown back upon the vessel, By the French wail steamer Ava there arrived people, who forced their way into the Examina and I took the osses on board again with the in her on the 25th November Thais Imperial tion Hall and violently demanded reliať. tantion of taking them back to Boston and Highnesses Prince and Princess Komatan and The Shen-puo in a leading article renommends king, and the British and German Ministers have handing them back to the manufacturera.

smite es route from Europa te Japan. H.IH. that in future the lekin on, tas be abolished, and requested the Chinese Gurernment to use it or pay as year's interest. The matter is referred. In its thantwenty-four hours after arrival here who is auole to the Mikado and a Marshst of an export duty of 5 per cost, ad calorem (bed to the Temag- Tamen for oonanitation. I discovered the omission in the manifest and no-Japan, left for Europe about eighteen months upon what the foreign merchant aoinally pays). titled my congress, Messrs. Smith, Dell & Co., go as Special Ambassador to represent the be pharged, in lion of the present undiscriminat who at once took the matter in hand to try and Mikado on the cocasion of the Jubilee of Queen ing duty of Ts. $ a picai." rectify the mistake, but it was too late; no time Victoria and was also bearer of the first class of The . C. Daily Nerce says that a decree upon whatover was allowed for sach correction, and the Order of the Rising Sun to the Prince of the celebrated case of Miss P'u A-ni, which is the goods were raised and taken ont of the Wales. Daring their stay here they were guests being investigated by two high offisers, disgraces Tessel to the Custom House They laid thereof the Japanese Consul and Mrs. Minami-at-the the Houan offstal to whom she first supplied for two weeks without anything being done, and I Consulate, Caine Road.

redress. It seems that her brother was mur several times reminded the admixistrados that A Bre broke out abont seven o'oleak pm, on the dered by another sister or consin. my vessel was rapidly loading and urged him to 27th November at No. 1. Nullah Lane, Wanchai. The Bloughai Ti-wen Luh mases the follow about eight miles north of Tomagashims light Tuesday, the th Decembar, at 11.30 A.M. rettle the affair before I should be ready for a The manual from No. dration at uzco pro ing statement-Fronch advices from Europ house. a young wan-one of the passengers- Fur Nagasaki, Kobe, and Yokohamu-Per so that I should suffer no deteation in sonceeded to the spot and succended in preventing the announce that French have arranged with the sequence,

frs spreading. The Volunteer Brigade's sugine Chinese florerament to lay down a railway from sprang overboard, evidently with the idea of Teheran, ou Wednesday, the 7th December, at

committing suicide. But whether he suddenly 300 Mr. A few days afterwards the goods were put ap arrived shortly afterwards, well as the Name the French ospital to Chinese Turkolat, and changed his mind, or found the, cold water

MAILS BY THE FRENCH PACKET. at auction at a sat price of one hundred dollars Pak Bong's manual, and quickly extinguished thecop round to Tannan and Szeohnen, reach uncomfortable, he at once sonted lastly for

The French Contract Packet Natal will for the lot, but zabody bid for them as the the dames, not, however, until the house was coming right on to Poking; bet this great work will assistance, and was heartily thankful whet things were worth but very little, and of no use pletely burnt out. The Government Engines mood at least ten years for its accomplishment. rescued by a boat that was promptly lowered be despatched on TUESDAY, the 29th inst., hars to anyone. Four days afterwards a secund 3 and 5 also turned eat, but their services were We (Daily News) learn from a private letter from the steamer. Enquiry disclosed that with Nails for the United Kingdom, Europe, saction was hell, the set price now being seventy not required. Thoengins from the Bagar Works that a portion of the Yellow river has found is the young fellow's motive for attempting and places beyond. wie Maraeilies; to Saigon. five dollars, but nobody made any offer, A third under the direction of Foreman Rogers and way into the Grand Canal 40 11 north of Taug suicide was rather unusual, Ho lived in Kyoto Straits Settlements. Butaris, Formah, Ceylon, auction was proclaimed, the ant pries again re- Enginsor Ferguson, was also in attendance and how. Sewing with an immouse carrons. It with his father, and becoming enamored at the Australasian Colonies, Fundishéry: Madras, duced to sixfy dollars, and with the summe resalt; volunteered assistance, which luckily, however, afterwards leaves the Canal and makes its way fale cyprian stole 200 sen of the paternal fards Calcutta, Aden Mauritius. Egypt, Malta, and nobody would buy them. By this time my vessel was not required.

by a short cut to the Yaugtase, so that now part redeemed his beloved from bondage, and then Gibraltar.

The usual hours will be observed in closing was early loaded, and I requested the ad The China Shippers' Mutual 9. V. Co's] of the Yellow Kirer emption itrolf, as was ex absoonded with her to Tokyo. Discovery fol ministrador to settle the matter in some way so steamer Capack, Captain Jacques, experienced pected it would, into the Yangtaolowed quickly, and a party of relatives started in the Mails, &c. that I might know the result, at the same time very yangt weather on the passage up from The silk hong Wan-taf, at Shanghai, failed on parents. The levers were captured, and indused making an offer myself of ten dollars for the Singapore, a severe gale blowing on the 17th the 21st Nov., and there was great ozaitement to return home, but a young fellow was so Hongkong, Churpatory, 28th Novembar, 1887, goods, this was not accepted, and he said be Ner. She reports as follows-Left Singapore next day among its creditors, owing to the dis overwhelmed with the consciousness of his dis would have souther auction in a risk once on the 14th November, and had no weather and appearance of a shroff and all the books of the graceful proceedings that he tried to drown him and that he would not despatch the vessel antil light westerly winds till the evening of the 16th, fem. The booke were afterward recovered, and self. Perhaps, however, this exhibition of peni-5 he got ready.

when the wind healed to the NE, with rain and three interested were occupied in endeavouring tence softened the paternal basom, sed he may I at onos represented the esso to the Governor higa N-E. sen. On the morning of the 17th, a to ascertain the position of affairs, about which is have been received like that old time scamp the bimself, who saw through the whole matter elecr-heavy gale was blowing with a very high sea and is said there are gironmstances which may give prodigal son. ly, and be ondored the goods to be disposed of inmel rain. Barumster steady al 29.92. Shin rise to trouble botwoan the native banks and the some way and the whole affair settled up so that going slow, head to sea. Lat. 10dog. N., Jong. 100 owners of silk which the bong has bypo-

10 AM, Registry of Lotters ceaseB the lateral spread of the fire, and all further

LONDON, 10th November. the vessel could be despatched when ready for deg. Bia B. At midnight the wind was blow-iteosted: The liabilities of the long are 195,000 and dangor was past by tivo o'clock yesterday morn; The Premier, speaking at the Guildhall Isatses Accordingly a fourth anotion was held. ising very hard with torrent strain, barometer cetimated between. Tls.

Wo learn that Mr. W. G. Aston, Japanese 10.30. Pesting of all printed matter and

patterns caches. ing. The godowns artaaled to the mill-en-night said that there was no cunse for anensi which I was made the victim of a "put up job"; falling and wind hauling to the, north rident Tls. 140,000 and the Rasats et. Tls. 70,000, Secretary to the British Legation in Tokyo, has taining a large stock of rios-were fortunately pass about the maintenance of peace, that he for the things were sold to a native, who signs of a typhoon, the aux being, terrible. Kept but as the hang and ita ovatifunts hold be bean promoted to the position of Second Se 11 A.M., Mail was, except for Late Lotters.

11.10 A., Letters may be posted with Late Fes Raed, but the loss of property was nevertheless believed every rular in the world was aurious for probably did not pass trouty-five dollars ship going dead slow, and with her head to the tween them 1,900 bales of silk-800 of which are oretary and Japaneen Secretary.

The Choys Shimbun statos that Mr. John | of 13 conte until very heavy. In addition to the mill audite it, and that the only danger arises from posto le name for the sum of $142, which ees as much as possible. At 4 a...on the 18th, en the hang's account-this estimate depbads ou valuable machinery, the premises numbered from sible gusta of popular passiviz

amount I am fined, and within two hours I was barometer 29.43, wind N.N.W. At daylight the realition of the silk. The principal of the Alexander Warder, late Professor, of English | 11.30 ., when the Post Office closes entirely. 1 to 18 were entirely. ¿cëtropod, and Nos. 17 and A LONDON, 11th November. aummoned by the ministrador to pay the fine wind W.N.W., batter steady; at 7am, kegt hong inspeculative native broker heroismand in the College of Engineering, Tokyo, who is 11.40 AM Late Letters may be posted on beard the packet with Late Fee of 10 ceste gatil 18 were about half burned. Besides the tim

An ein bulletin states that the physicians." as quickly as possible, if in cash and half in the ship away before the wind and rau to E. and sells silk for Chinose merchants. Failures are one in Eritish Columbia, is reported to bava

time of departure. bir yards, there were about fifteen godowns on summoned for cananitation hæld adverse views to Government-stamped paper." The next day the NE, wind baling to S.W.; barometer rising occurring among the Waste Bil denture, and the presected a memorial to the Japanese Goreri

that of Dr. Mackenzie, and that the genes fanta flue was paid wader protest, and all in stamped At 10 am, weather moderating; 2002, loss rain native beaks will lose considerably by thou met recommending emigration from Japan to are maremored

papor; bestden which the goods are irrecoverably and fzer; sen going down. Themes to port, There bing only a small market for silk, a stock British Columbia and advising the Government It is arpected that the Crown. Prince will lost.

sirong NE. monsoon and fine weather, but high of soma 14,000, bales of White Silks, and the to establish a consulate there. is estimated at about $100,000, but probably come to Berlin to undergo an operation

I had also some tour, a part of the ship's stores | N.E. 168.

The Japan Mail says:His Majesty tho Em the Post in Tins are requested to have them prespect of lower priosa hare and at home, bera this will be found much below the sorual amount:

PARIS, 12th November, which I manifestoi ne laurels, intending to pet i The adjourned meeting of the Licensing Jus is very uneasy feeling among the Chinese, who peror of Japan has been granitaly plaased to made-fint or square instead of round, as it is im- bonfer the Third Class Decoration of the Ordor possible to pack round tins securely in the mail when more accurate information is available: h. Wilson is gooused of having sacretly re the four into barrels for better keeping, allow tices was held on the 23rd November when the are engaged in this trade. A The mill premises are insured in the Chins placed compromising letters by frival, coming nearly four sacks to the barrel omptied Loons of the Grand Hotel was renewed without On the flat Now, a native recently on of the Rising Sun upon Colonel H. S. Palmer.ngs. It is believed that the tea will travel Fire, Lancashire, New Zealand, and Soutk municationa. British companies for an aggregate amount of

By his connection with the Caffarel on the bat of the ankes hus many of the barrale not opposition. At the isst meeting this application demand to death for buning his house R.B. This mark of Imperial favour is excep. more safely in dat tins, which are not so lisble

baing quite good attough to hold the fear in was reserved for farther consideration and a ro- and chil Footang, paid the penalty tional when we consider that Colonel Painer as round ours to be bulged in.

by 3 by 13 inches is suggested as a good slightly over $67,000, the first named ofce composition of President Grévy is undoubtedly much bulk, the socks were put into the barrels without port by the Police as to whether the conditions of his crime at the hands of the or has been little more than two years in the ser

sise. The dias should not have sharp corners. ng.in for the greater proportionate share of the thaken.

being opened. By so dolag a barrel would hold on which the licence was granted Inet year had outioner in the Citys. It was at first believed by vice of the Japanese Government.

minutes after slaven o'olosk an Monday night in a thoi mented for, the accommodation of sawyers who worked in a timber yard about eighty yards west of the will, and was caused probably by the wea smoking there during the day. fresh westerly wind was biewing at the time, and the flames rapidly spread. is there are ammerour timber yards in the locality which afforded abundance of inflammable material. The fie belle rang ont almost mediately the famas made their appearance, and seven engines-two from the Concession-were quickly on the spot, but it was evident nothing could be done except attempt to confine the disaster to as narrow lists as possible. This taxed all the energies of the reman, as tho heat from the immBUSO Riseks of burning timber was so intense that the fire could not be approached without dieulty. Notwithstanding all their exertions, the flam spread from one yard to another until ultimately the mill caught fre, and then, da the wind shifted anddenly to the eastward, the immense body of flame, 17ept back in the direction of its origin, bal embracing a constantly widening area, as house after house was engulpbed in the fery tids. In a short time the fames had swept Away everything their coarse sa far sa

the canal, where a limit name to the destruction,

for the frames were now suoqcessful in obecking

1hese properties. two of them belonging to the Finate Department, and all these períated atterly. The total loss-exclusive of the mil

HẠ vodated to 31 degrúní Fahrenhežalkaor

the local of the in inches, tenths and hundredths.

2. —L'AMFURAJDEN in the shade in degrees Fahrenheit,

Hesars pervenings ofcaturation, the bumaldity of air mannimme with inatetur beitg

L--DITION OF THE WIND to two polete, 5.→→FDKGH OF THE Wown according so Beaufort Bpale. ESTATE OF THE Wxatarmı 3, fzda sky; deco alondas, drizzing rain, P. fog; 0.gloomy, B. ball; L. light- nig; overest; P. pacis shown; equity; N. xăng-

snow; T. thunder; 7, ability: 1, chew (wk),

in fis inches, tenthe and hundredths.

W. DOBERCK.

NEWS FOR THE FRENCH MAIL.

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Day of Departure,

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