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INTIMATION.

Foreign Offico as for the susceptibilities of the colonies. Had the treaty been made gurally applicable rod the colonies led. A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED afterwards chosen to prohibit, Japanese in

migration the difficulty of settling the mater with Japan would have rested with the Foreign Office, and it would not have been suvill one. As it is, the colonies are left to

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY OCTOBER 62a, 1895.

The N. Patgamer Strathnona, arrived at Victoria on the Età instant.

The grost danger is almost always in delay. I have lostned not only the language of the cront, The Chinese solders invostigate and settle way but the moaning which it is intended to contOY trouble, promptly anlow driven to it or when Eat the doovery has beau povolation sad a they can make more money by so doing. warning. Wo-trust that the trade ravivai now

only en condition that the Consuls would agris THE CHINESE BURKENDER.

to consider the iso closed and settled on bazaif of their respective Governments The Consul, Shanghai, 2nd October.

of course, would not listen to this. They do **The following is the of the should be If I had not taken Iminediato, stops to step in will complete the and we

of the fund's Diet, sorted by the Britian meter is NEO Cepor. It was issued on On repeated Dessions have Ediots boon promulgated diretag the Governors General and Governors of all the protiness to 820 strict aspectel nare must be ezaretsed in the proteoffon of the mission stations established by the various uations, in the hope that the people and

Bunday, the 20th of September

under that the prisons the mid condemned The Teatal would not consent to this and

this plow in wesley sting probably live men chall hear loss and less about kimefalliam fran

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER settle the matter for themselves. They are forts on High Wort will shortly to commenced. injunctions to the territorial officia's the morning was resumed. The Total showed · Zornt about $4,000 a howl; that England is poor

SEEDS.

SEASON 1895-96. .

of theus bort Quality Our First Suplies of these hoe executed in the sequanes in which they are celted as leng as the supply lasta.

SEED LISTS

with

HINTS FOR Gardening have been issued and can be obtained on application.

Our Seeds are all tested before being put up in LONDON.

They are packed under our own Supervision, and the greatest care is exercised to inuro protection in transit.

Sowings should be made in FINE WEATHER ONLY and the ramsini w of the packeta secured from damp, and kept in a dry place for repent A wings

CLAY'S FERTILIZER.

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL.

We hear that Chug Ryzh ne boen noquired the War Onos suthorities, with, they the Coreial will have bis summer residence, there

It is reported that defensive works for the a protection of the south side of the island have ton dociled upon and that the constraction of

anxious to extend their trade with Japan, for. Yokohama's cricket wook promises to be a the fartherance of which object both Victoria great success The Shanghai beam are expected and Bouth Australia bavo sent special misto arrive there vu Sauday, the 19th, probably the Christian converts may live at ponce the one two days previous to the receipt of these power: this we have not far to seek When the root copper mine, in Michigan, USA. The work-'

in the company of tko Kobo eloven, who will join them at Kobe. On Monday and Tusaday. the 14th and 15th, Shanghai will most Yoke bago, and on the two following days will play ngalust Kober the week conciding with tllo

i match bot annual match between Kobe and Yokohama.

· COPPER MIND ON FIEEL ::

20% London, 9th September. A serious fine has broken out in the Osceola

at least would have bean "elled and other dam. any quarter. Sa

the interview closed without any arrangement are done and the Consul would have had another having been demo to. Later in the day the essa to try his patience with the Chinese oflaiss Consula, and their party returned the It is common talk among the Clinore in these Taoci vitit met the conversation of the parts that foreinern can be killed and settled the Consuls his instructions from Peking, and is glad to got the money! that natira which wore satisfactory in the matter of Christiana can be got rid of much BRAIGT. the power conferred on him, but he stated that As to where the blate Has for such talk as head been given hustructions by the Vloery high somewhat compered him. Itmas evident the was the Viceroy had been playing to thoan who were present and heard nil that falsely with the Tenng.If yamon and the foreign Ministers. Ho, the Viceroy, had sold that H's Total had only toss appointed to the Board of Foreign Trade in Fooehow heress be had really toon appointed with full powerd te satte this case. The Consuls belographed to

REVITAL CEIBADE,

London, 10th September The Times, ha an article published this morning states that the reported, zuvival of trade in Great Britala is bow, an undebted reality, as both values and quantities compriend

with the other

It came to our knowledge in the fifth moon

of the tree is demyed, what glo en wo look forings are all ablaze, and thirty minure who were sions, and the treaty secures great tradal advantages. It is how loft to the colonies

of the present year that a disorderly mob Lad

in the branches. It is well for me as foreigners unble to stoppe are now ontombed in the burn created a disturbance in the provizela capital of

condition of the gasse, the trunk, but only the ing mine, that these riots and missadres do not inder tho

THE SPAMBOULOTY MURDER. themselves to say whether they will accept

Szcohuen and destroyed masion property near

condition of his roots, us the Government, and

London, 9th September. the East Parado Ground. This ontoreak was

the syraya theo branches, the vagabond class... Madam, Statabouloff, widow of the ox- these advantigos,, coupled with reciprocity

Followed by several others throughout the pro-

There is probably no more cowardly 100 of Preziler of Bulgaria, hoa socused M. Stollo, if treatment as regards right of residence, mimbor of mat sheda at Quarry Bay Fore vines tracted against missionari, all of which

people than the Chivan and nataml songs the present Folgarian Prentice, and M. Mat- or will foregs the rdvantages and shut out destroyed by fire on Sunday night. There are to be attributed to the foot chat of the

nonos whenever they lays the advantage they shovitch, Minister for Foreign Affairs, of bar- ruude a big blaze, but it burnt itself out in a dingy course of things Las forriterial officials

commit meel inhuman leeds of cruelty. Anding hoon coguisant of the intended misault, upon Japanese immigration; or whether they oan suggest a middle course that will be-couilly Fory for minutes. Information of the outbreak did not know how to admonish the people, and Paking to have suchen au Bppointed, and of as long as s vertain clasi have thọ bieking and her husband, who was brutally murdered in the

was tolographed to the Water Folies Station, treable causequently arcae. Moreover, when advantageous to themselves and acceptable and Hos. Commander W. H Hastings, the agitation had saidard prompt uicosures course, the request was sent in to the Tangli encouragement of their cuperiora ahd ralera structs of Sofia in July last,

the following telegram to the Viergy How faThe war with Japan has greatly demoralize to Japan. It is improbuble that Japan will Superintendout of the Fire Brigadu, buried in were not taken to punish the offenders, and Liu Your. The Emperor, it is said, pasted, cent these tragedisill conture fa eccat

a lunch to the firo, which, however, was vory Ping ghang, the Governor General of the pro-it that the foxign Ministers keep-ci saylay | this people, alatouted parties are coming to thụ ente into any agreement by which her nearly out when he arrived. The origin of the vince in question, displayed none of the qualities that no plopotentiary has been appointed P7 It front. plate and echoes of vations kinda ays in subjects would be formally recognised as a outbreak is not known..

sxpected from an older holding the position he is very plain that there has boon me underhand, the air and doods 12 vidends and artelty will be did. The blame attacking to him is forefom work ofthor in the Tenngli yamok at Paking or thought glity as it considered mernisery to the prosoribed mee, but she might possibly be

At the Marine Magistrates' Court yesterday very great

"According to a memorial presented by in the Viceroy's yamen here, lo pontifine the accomplisbroect:01, desired ends, with tals in the trade retams show.cm.sppreciable rise. willing to place some restrictions, upon before Hon. W. C.H. Hastings, Asting Harbour enfigration which would remove the Austmaster, William Stewart, seaman, was charged Censor Wa Kang-kiai imposing his conduct, ersation: the Consult repested this demand condition of things confronting is foreigners to have priminals executed as goon sa contemnous will stand a very chance unless torsign with wilfully discbeying the lawful orders of Lin Ping-chang at the oqmmencement of the lis fear of a great influx of Japantes into the master of the British ahip Mount Lebanon,outbreak in the capital took up notion tharouf, but the Tuotai stood his ground, and shortly powert parrue a firm course with this weak,

after this the interview closed. But before loay vecklating, and unprincipled Government. their colonies. It is to be noted, however, and also with absenting himself without leave nor did he send any soldiers to repress the mob, ing tas ramen it was learnt from the in- The unster said the prisoner had given cat- Bach inaction resalted in the, contligant mân- that the United States, which

torprotor flat the Tasini war sending telegrams siderable trouble and although told not to leave forcement of the ranks of disorderly vagrants,

to the Viceroy for power to execute and flust it COUNT OKUMA ON THE CUSTOMS | unfallibility of the Pape ne violently opposed to Chinese im- the ship he want away and stayed ashore on the and the increase of the sumber of attacks on the pawer was refused he would return to migration as are the Australian colonies, 4th and 5th inst. The prisoner said he had to mission statiana at other places in the propine. Torchos The Consala jolegraphed to Poking do not extend their objectious to Japanese sleep in the forecastle with Japanese and Chi In consequence of this culpable negligence on the position of affairs, the

nesa sasinen, and he went share to soo his ship the jack of the Governor-General, and his abso ninigration, and in the treaty they have matos On Thuredap sight be fall and hart of the trust reposed him, he is, as a warning. recently concluded with Japan they have his head and was treated at the hospital. The to others, at once to be deprived of this

master replied that the prisoner could have got and is never to be again employed in tho pable agreed to reciprocal rights of residence. ・・ zuhoro any time he liked if he had bolured it service.

Half, but be contiunally got drunk. A sentanos of seven days' suprisonment with hard labour was imposi

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The Chius Mutual now stormer Mogune, from Hasgow and Liverpool, passed the Canel on Saturday, fith inst., and reay be considered duo at Penang on or about the 22nd inst.

LATEST TELEGRAMS,

FROM THE SIAM OBSERVER." THE DUKE'S FAREWELL

LONDON, 27th September.

Nothing at all was one between the 12th and 16th inst. On that day the Tretai: called

REVENUE.

A

ELUNION OF CHRISTENDOM,

London, 10th September. Cardinal Vaughan, Archbishop of West-- minater, commenting upon the question of the reunion of the Christian Churches, states that the kernel of the runtter is the admission of tho

NEW ZEALAND INCOME TAKSANAA London, 12th September. The Birmingham Chamber of Commerce has adopted resolution proteating against the Rotion of the New Zealand authorities In usÐME= ing for income tax the proûte on orders taken by English commercial travellere in that oslony. FALL: OF AN AVALANCHE IN SWITZERLAND.

London; 15th September. land. An arauche fell from the Alps into. A terrible dianator is reported from Switzer-

the Germi Pass, overwhelming the path for for two miles. Tel pervous wore killed and 200 cattle were buried.

PAST BAILWAY TRAVELLING IN AMERICA. London, 12th September. Am express train on the New York Central Railway has performed the journey bitwoan

in 407 minutes. The railway oflefali claim that this is a world's record.

· The Duke of Cambridge held an inspection at tion for the outrages on the Roman Catholic on the 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st izstart, but as at present. Al to the sertion that the New York and Bartalo, a distance of 4563 miles,

Capo D'Aguilar ghthouse, which is to be used for the last tince our 29th February, is to be seld, and efforts are being made to obtainaired. He was wady, however, to mate way |an otor for it from the Japanese Government. for athers and to submit to anything which was

The C. Pleaner Empress of China arrived at thought to be for the good of the service. Shanghai atam. en Saturday, the 5th Tout., And lef: at 10 p.m. the same day for Hongkong, where she may be posted to arrive about 9 a.m. to-day.

The report bunt Sir Robert Hari bad harn

offered the appointment of Minister to Felding originated, we are told, in a hoax played by would he humorous oficia! on a sows-hunting Shanghai journalist.

The C. P. steaner Empress of Japan prrived at Shanghai at midnight on Friday, tho th (20inst, and at Nagacali at 9 a.. yesterday, and luft again at 8ps the same day for Kobe, Yokohama, and Vancouver.

NOTICE PO CORRESPONDENTS. Osty zyxmunichilions relating to the news cobianas hould be addressed to TBE EDIT

Correspondentasaust forïcàrd thæirname and address

Mr. J. H. Ford, Australian wool and produts buyer, whose address is 19. Macquario Place, Sydney, N.B.W. (as notitied in our advertising

HONGKONG GOLF CLUB.

The interest in the quarterly meeting which finished yesterday oroning was considerably enhanced by the midition of a Box-pentad to the clus for competition amoursé amb by the gelfing Oficers of the Rite Brigade, the conditions being the came as the Bruce Cup at the two last quarterly meetings. There were a good number of entries and motu raturas that anal The results of the varions competitions will be seen below.

The tie for the Best Score Cap was played aff and resulted in a win for Captain WV Ecoles.

The greetia are in excellent order and the only thing against low pooring is tho nicety of steuring necessary to got between or over tho various cricket and football matches.

News of this surrender on the garb of the Chinese had reached Nanking early yesterday morning, for warećnived from our correspondent there early in the morning the following despatol

Perfect quiet; this British elips have not yet communicated with the Viceroy's aman.

Letters received Inat night learihed the trouble the ormimin is having through Chinese obstruction. In spite of the premiss the Taolai had mads, a now copy of the old objectionable preclamations sued instead of the approved new ore. When called on to secount for this the magistrate blamed his writers auit said it mus - just a mistake, and said he would punish them for it. These lettore predicted that the investigation was on the eve of orisis Late news is to the effect that this prediction has been realise It is said that forty more prisoners have been ru leased, without the Consula being consulted, that, H.B.M. Consul had boon' inaulted by ■ Husn soldier, and that tas Chinese officala were spps, rently doing it in their poter to make the investigation and in failure.Edhe

MORE EFFECTS, OF THE HWA SANG MASSA ORE.

London, 19th September Liliuokalani, the ex-Queon of Hawaii, who

PARDON OF QUEEN LILIUOKALANI

was convicted of bring concerned in the late re- bellion in the island, has been pardoned by the Government of the Hawaiian Republic.

The Government Ins kewise decided to allow

T. CHALLEMEL LACOUL

Lendon, 15th September It is believed that M. Challemel, Lacour

THE FRENCH IN AFRICA.

London, 15th September. The Bultan of Sokoto, the largest, moet populous, and extensive rapirs in the whole of the Soudan, which is attached by tronty to the Rogal tiger Company, has expelled the French from Yola, the capital of the tributary kingdom of Adamawa, on the river Beavertow

CRUELTIES OF THE TURKS.

The following is published in the Mainichi Skimbun as the sultanga of the views outer on the Consula to inform them that he had retained by Count Okums on the Customs ravenne colvet Instructions from the Viceroy to have ten years bancs VANTA the execution of the shist criminals proceeded The Centoma rovonua of Japan will reach Aa regards the other efficials who failed in

with, but that he was limited to execute only the sum to match the land tax in ten years or their duty, the Tacta, the Prefoot, ate, La

seven of the actual murderers. The Consul so, that is 42,000,000 yen a year. :· The amount Chuan Jin in hereby directed in each demarred but agreed to the creontion of the the foreign trade a trebled during dividant instance to make the strictest, anquiry even as an instabent, and demanded that later the past decade, and it will be quadrupled into their conduct, which having been done ho

all those found guilty maat be executed. Or the next ten years. The total amount of is to impoach and pruish them."

the 17th instant after the ceremony of deporte stands at one hundred and twenty The British Minister finds this Ediet donning the soven criminals to death had been million yen at present. This may be taken as satisfactory, and he is regarded in Peking s

spositivo. praaf of the increase of trade, whos having obtained a diplomatic triumph, M. one through, the execution took pace. They

wore all confersal murderers.NET, Gérard, the French Minister, having contentöd

compared with the figures of imports of tou The examination of prisoners was continued years ago, which were only one-third as much himgoif with obtaining, pecanary" compense-

want of space preventa our giving the avidone amount of tone will be four times as much Edinbargh, and at its conclusion hade farnwall Piet he could be go without sotually obtained. The last of these days was devoted to at present, the Count, refers to the fact that the

anissionaries. It is no doubt as good an to the army which he has so long commended. commencing reprisals, but it is not perfectly the examination of the loader To Chio, past decade was a period of training or apprentice He left the say, he sail, with the greatest salisiactory. In the first place Liu Ping which proved to be most unsatisfemas

foreign management Yot Japan's industry has regret, and could havo ruined had he so dechang was already a broken man, impeachadh as nothing could be learnt from him bi hip for Jugou, everything being ontrasted to modo much rapid atridos as the statistics show." and dismissed from offes, and whils it is well yon fanterniveady knows.

Now Juran has got knowledge and experience that he has been declared incapable of over again heug employed in the public service, it

by the fasining and the time for applying them would have been better still if he had teen

has arrived as has been so socesful for ordered to go though he would probably never

ing her apprenticeship, there is no reason to lave gone to work on the military post

suppose she alcald not be mero successful sa na all persons who were exiled in connection with roads. Again, the Edit should have stated

independent trading country. Take the spin the rising, opt the brothers Ashford, to re- in so many words that it was obtained at

ning industry for example. Ten years ago Japan taru to Hawau, EKOLO operesam only 30,000 spindles, but has 20w the instance of the British Minister; o the face of it, it now appeary that Liz's

800.000. Hewalk.now stands first is the lat degradation is not womezial pro-

of Japan's exports, bat textile fabrios will take sonton by the Lensor Wa Kuang-Fu Fut

te pago at lowery distkut difs. With this de President of the Fouch Senate, ill shortly volopment of transport facilities, varioca aloles retire from the Senate, in cousequence of the the bar in often more than the whole, and we must be satisfied that our Minister luns obtained

of camerce becoming cheaper, will surely and satisfactory stain of his health. an outist in timopen ports. The rates of interest so much; one good end will be gained if the

which have rim the money market of Japau will degradation of Tiu really acte as a warning to

also conarm the belief that the foreign trada others and if the embordinate officials who are

will make smh progress as is. here depicted, onlpable are adequately punished.

They were ten years ago something near or about 15 per cent, but are now only half as much. During the lsta wars span and to apply all the money in mitolation to the war expenditure, but neither fazncial, commoralal, nor inangirial sirelea, suffered to any opasiderable extent.

*pele: London, 16th September: in consequence The present rate of interest Being unable to trace the bands of agitators: stant 8 per cent, will, in all probability, be ro- who are inciting the inhabitants of Macedonia. The Ker. Dr. Whitney writer to the Fonchow duced to 3.5 par cont, ten years later." Pleaug to rebel against the Turkish rule, the Turks Echo

the valag of the importe di present at nine hrn-ara saizing and torturing Bulgarian notables At such a time as this it is well to dred and twenty million yen, four tires the sum in the hope of obtaining information “aš to the gather up all the occurrences that are in any will be nearly five lundred million yen Treaty whereabouts of the agitators.

POLITICAL, CRISIS IN AUSTRIA. way related to the almost unprecedented revision with the foreign powers will bo so.

London, 15th September. muelerons barbarity that has ever happened somplished in the course of this year, and the e-

A politieni ortig' has occurred in Austria. to foreigners to this called aivilized country. forcument of new tariff rates is a matter of the At the village of Peach-hollow (Kang-To), near future. Supposing the average of the new The Ministry of which Prints Alfred Windisch- about eight miles south of Pagods Anchorage, tartt rates to be 7 por caut, the yearly greets was President has resigned, and Count bwing to some deaths from aboleza, the Customs revenue from five hundred million Baden, Governor of Galicia, has been called idolaters decided they must hold some farts you worth of importa will rosul some upon to form an Administration. to the idols to appease their wrath It 95,000,000 yen. This is only a little belid V TEE ÅKERIOS CUP RACE, was also decided that the landlord, whose the land tax, which amounts to 40,000,000 you, cestral hall we farnish and have the privilege of and in a few years more the Customs insome Further details of the unsatisfactory result Shanghai, 30th September There are at present ancherod at Woosing holding services in, should hold a feast there. Will doalless cred the land tax. If things of the third event in the contest for the America ordinary expendituro for Cup show that tho Valliyrie IIL orossed the the ironclad Undunted, the first-class cruiser The preacher, after trying a disuade them go on in this way Edger, the second-class cruiser Archer, and the from it. n it was not an honourable thing to the army and navy can easily be defrayed out line apparently with the view of making o-race, but thom unexpectedly returned to the starting third-class oruirer Caroline. The despatch du under the circumstances, finally yielded. As of the Customs revenge--Japan Gazette.

point, owing it is understood, to the absence of Tessel Alacrily, flying Admiral Baller's fag, it would not do to allow anything that savoured

yauno 'that Bi-course would be kept came up to-day. The Centurion (lagship) and of Christian look to remain in the hall they

clear.

Efforts have been male to induce the Earl of another craisar are Lonely expected from. wanted to remove the furniture for the time bo Japan. At latoit adrices the aucund-vlassing and replace it after they were through feast

Dunraven, to re-sail the rice of Tuesday last, cruiser. Eulus vos at Kinkiang, the second ing. The removal was maile alright, bat after

to which the fool occurred, and in; consequence class oraiser Spartars at Waha; the first-clase the feasting was oror they did not replace tas In Mindanao the Malay rebels have bean so cruiser Rainbow and the first-cines gunbost furniture, eto. So the proscher, as the owner was cowed by their last ruvar, when over oighly of of which the race was awarded by the umpires Plover were anchored off Narking; the seed away, spoke to the woman and said that the things them fell on the Spaniards capturing one of to the Defender, The owners of the Defender olia gan-vessel Brift was apohored botes the ought to be replaced so that he could use the their factness, that they Love costined their bare agreed to the race being re-sailed, but Lord Conteur boy. The Esk, we believe, is a hall again. But as they did not do it the demonstrations of hostility to barassing convoys Dunraven declines to start the Valkyria LIF Huskor. The Cupine and Firebrand are at preacher and some of the Church members and working parties Sicce that engagement The action of Lord Draraven in declining to Mr. C. H. Graco

present moored off this band here, and expect eventually did it themselves. It so happened sulumissions of headmon and people to the re-sail Tuesday'sracehas given rise to mah ren RESULT OF THE TIE 806 BEST SCORR CUP,

the prescher spoke to the Spanish anthorities maltiply, but the letter sation in America. The English newspapers to accompany the rest of the feet to Nanking that when - Caplain W. V. Eucles .87 3 84

in a day or two, when the Caroline will take the woman of the house about having the things continue to take memes to fasten the yoke donotoppland the course ho las soon fit to adopt Mr. J. Hastings

105 11 01 published to-morrow.

The result of the Bogie competition will be sior naval officer's boy. Proin the forego put back in plane, the owner's grandam, on blued race. One of those there and the best opinion in autorisani vachting a young man about 28 years old, overtmardit, contamplates naval occupation of the lake circles supports the view taken by the English ing list of ships, it will be readily seen that and, while there was noding improper about it, of Launu, a widespread shoot of water in e Admiral Buller is evidently on serious business.

Later The Alucrity, with Adasiral Buller on board, arrived here to-day from Woosung, having como in haste from Japan and will remain till Wednesday, when she proceeds up the Yangtaan to Nauking, accompanied by the Caroline; the remaining here for the present. The Edgar plane, in pursuance of colors today received. and Undaunted oro still af Woosing, where the

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after the wool season and will lease Sydney for that purpose in February next. The efforts to extend the trade of Australia with the Far Hast for which two Government missions have been despatched, would appear to be bearing fruit, when private traders are induced visit us for the parpos of cestablishing connections. Wo wish Mr. Ford sness in his enterprise.

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The Sectiish Oriental, steamar Kong Bong, which arrived yesterday from Engkok, had a slight accident when learing the latter port and had to put hack for repaira. She left ori- ginally on the 20th September with orders to fill up at Koh-i chung. About 7.15 pm, on the 22nd, while making for hernuohorage at Koh-si-chang, a lighter was observed crossing her bows. The night was very dark, and although the course of the Kong Beng we at once altered she was too close to avoid a collision. It is said that the lighter corried no lights. The Kong Beng had a few plates factured in her bor, and went into the Bangkok dock for repairs.

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SANDAKAN NOTES.

3rd Octobor.

THE SPANISH MUTINEKRA.

indications are peaceful."

Admiral Buller leares for the river this morning in the diacrity. Now that the affair of Liu L'ing-chang is so far rotiled, we trust that the British Minister and Admiral will fun thoir attention to Fooshow, where the conduct of the Viceroy and his honohmon Hen decidedly requires overhauling-N. C. Daily News,

THE BRITISH NAVAL DEMON STRATION,

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Tondon, 13th September....

The editor of the Boston Globe has offered a

NEW SOUTH WALES has its first question of foreign policy on band, and it appears not to know very well what to do with it. The question is whether the colony should Jones at his residence, Moreton Lodge, St. The death is announced of Admiral T. M. accept the Jupidse trady or not. By James's Road Brister, at the age of sixty. section 19 it is provided that the stipulatiotas eight Entering the Navy at an early age, of the treaty shall not be applicable to cer

he took part in the China War of 1842, and was present in the Beile fete at the storming tal cmnumerated colonies, including the of Ching Kinng Poo, and at the fiant operationa Australian colonies, bar may be made before Nanking, for which ho bad the-modal. | Becoming Fiest Lieutenant in 1849, he was the applicable to any of them on whos behalf Sanior Lieutenant of the Retribution from notice to that effect shall have been given to 1956 to 1959 on the Pacific And Chinn the Japanese Government by Her Britannic stations, his vessel being the scrior skip of the equadron of the escort of the Earl of Elgin, Majesty's representative at Tokyo with two the British Ambasadar, to Japan and up the years from the date of the exchange of Yangtsma-klang river, when she was attacked ratifications. The colonies are therefore ved the China oleap for his services on that by the Taeping batteries at Nankiang; he re- free to accept or leave the treaty as they occasion. Promoted to the rank of Commander gunboat Mergees del Duero to Silar in searab The Petrol, which accompanied the Spanish may soon best in their own interests, and in Angost, 1859, he was present in the Spin of the absconding Spanish troops, returned on this is the question that now confronts the daring the operations against the Taoping the 11th September. The wallucors were dis. Centurion is expected to-morrow.

near Ningpo in October, 1862 New South Wales Government and Legisle

covered at a alace called Timku. On the appronell of Mr. Jones, the acting commandant, ture. One year has already elapsed since the The steauar itu, sidor ship to the they delivered no their arms to him and at the ratifications were exchanged and still no de-steamers Barcelona al Cadis, and the third of same time desired to make terms for their lives. cision has been arrived al

3 new line, of steamer's-to-be run by Masers. This the Spanish Commodore declined to outer Ou the 11th Pinillo, Iscuiderde and Co., Cadiz, to give a tain, bat demanded their conditional sur September a question on the subject was monthly servies between Glasgow, Liverpool, the color. Tho Tautinoers then attempted to asked in the Legislative Council of the islande, went her trial trip on the 20th August Spanish, which resulted in sixteen being shof principal Spanish parts, and the Philippine ope, but were at one fired upon by the colony, and the Attorney-General in his She has been constracted by Mossrs. Charles dead and the capture of six. The gunbonté reply said the matter was still under con-Connell and Co., Whiteinch, and is of the follow mission being endel she prevented with the mix ing dimensongength 390 feet; brasdf, 46 prisoner to anila and the Petrel returned to sideration, that this was the first occasion on fest; dopth, 31 feet load displacement, 8,700 Sandakan. The Spanish Commodore in his which a question of foreign policy had been tone. fer machinery, consisting of a cat of despatch to the British North Borneo Govern brought before the Colonial Government, in, and 78mm in diameter, by 5413. afroke, two assistance in the matter. bus spoken of Mr. tiple expansion ongines, having cylinders 30in., inent, thanking them for their very valuablo that the treaty bristled with advantages, but double-ended boilers and one large, single ended Jones in ordionally flattering, terme, the on the other hand there were some dan- boiler, with donkey boller, eight steam wiachės,

mocess of the expedition being chiefly due to gerous clauses, and what the Government Weir's feed pumps, heater, and evaporator, and his able management of the air.

all the latest improvements, has boon construeled bad to do was to get the benefits of the by Messrs. Danemar and Jackson, Govan. treaty without its disadvantages: The The trial proped satisfactory in every vispect "dangerous clause," are those which secure the speed attained being fourteen and a-half the villagers in the direction of the Sugué viver, to Whasang with three other mon he and stabbed it to show with what case he could tande will also bataleem in handStratta Times. ninth century during the present season.

knots, partly loaded.

to the subjoots of each of the two high con

tracting powers full liberty-to enter, travel,

MAT SAL

Reporte having reached the Government that at Sali lind been committing depredations on

he took occasion to make a point of it, so a commenting position in the hitherto rebel In explanation of his abandonment of the day or two after he came to the preacher's territory, Gnuboats had bean built at Hong third rise for the Americs Cup, Lord Duneavoa school and began to ravde him and curse the kong in pieces and taken to the shores of the sure that it is close to nortinns the contents Christions. After he had finished, the preacher lake to be put together there. The work under between the Falkyrie III and the Defender. lok him his hugunge he been exceedingly want dieties from work of roads and the berates the committee of the New York Yacht vibe, that there was not the slightest cause for jungle nature of the country, and it took a long Club declines to declaro a race void when, ils it, and that such treatment could not be allowed Wails bofom the first of these vegesis was course is obstructed by stentaers." Abran and finally threatened to tear the militing month everything agedy, and after a 500 del cup to be competed for by the Valle Not long after he came again and continued his ready for launching About the middio of 11s% band all hinten tome of the other religious ceremony the gutboat was success. III. and the Defender over the Marble Head Christians. He was told that gach, treatyout fully launched- ander the name of the Lzzes cours de The Total is in a terrible state of excitement could not be put up with and mless ho retracted It took the water amid the war of cannon and The agent of the owners of the Defender, who about the gathering of the ships at Woosung what he had said he should have to take it to the the strains of the national anthem. Crows of was aboard the Valkyria III: when the foul co and has been calling on the various Consuls te-officer. This enraged his all the more. He said Merres as the Spaniards style the people of the curred en Tnosday, seguits the Valkyrie III of day, endossouring to find out what it is all the foreigners had been killed at Heng and land, stood oft the suuro, šo vilnėse he proceed bags for the collision. shout. He is in constant sommunication with nothing had Feon dons about it, and that the Ings which closed with a grind banquet to the A large section of American opinion censures Nauking, whors the officials seem to be thrown author cold be killed and their po ofiseza of fte forces in the toll. Another gun the committee of the New York Yacht Clubs for perty taken and that would be the end of it. the middle of September The Lanzo, then, to sail the remaining races over the Marble boat, the General Blasco, was to be launched in declining to agree to Limi Dunravez's proposal

officer with it that he would cons and kill him The Mores is no opposition to her progress, yachting were sacrificed for those of the ox- He told the preacher if he dared to go to the steamed soross the lake into the More territory. Head curse, and declares that the interests of as soon as he saw the runners ooming Bad nors to scared that they begged the crew muriózist on the stonmore, nakita kong day the preacher wout to the offlour, four mike away, all the same and reported to him the lade them so larm, and not to tighten their 14th September. threets and conduct of this young man and home and shitren. This hailed as a taken promise to send runners" over that night but that the Mares now find peace tare wisan

kageous than warga Wes as it was too late to go so far they did not go The Comercio says that the Government Las Falkyrie III is about toure New York

the porcher returned home after dark only sanctioned the tax of six dollars a year on every | Hortour on her return to England to find that the young man, having expected

The bitter feeling against Lord Dazraven is np sema kaive, and but influenced eight or ten he public works fixed for it year, to proteed E A GRACE he had gone to see the officer, had best grinding hierce run in Mening

The Philippian Government intens, among subsidingen m others to help him, 80 he was ready against the with hosting tock. Subio, extensive enough London, 8th Septeziber. appearance of the rukniöes to accommodate vessel p to 12,000 kain burdes, Lu the cricket, misleh North of England v.- To show he was in estnost he get punalo The laying of telegraph uables between the South of England Dr. W. G. Grace scored his

into a state of Indicrous arvitaiment. · Nanking, ouls two of the shore guns of which The Rainbow and Plover completely corer con reach them in their present position-China Grezette.

THE KUCHENG MASSACRE

THE OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION AT KUCHING.

רייי

Fouchow, 28th September.

On the 11th in after three days inactivity, the Commission sat again. The first prisoner examined was a native of Kwang-geng: Lieng A-Fak by usma. He confested to having gone

There are no prospecty of a race being angel between the Palsyrie III, and the Defender over the Marble Head course and the

ENGLISH CRICKET AVERAGES.” 3, 7 Lennon, 12th September. For the present ert kat season L. H, Gwynn had the baflug angerith 66-runs p95 wicket Maolaren comes next with 61.20-ruza per wickets and W. G. Grace third with L Ward stands seventh and Stoddart thirtenth, In the bowling averages Richardson comes

and Feel Birth TODDARVE TRAM, V. ALI, ENGLAND.

thes Petrel with another armed fores is charge two of whom kad already been tried and com- of Mr. Tarrant sted Mr. Jones was dispatched on demand. He said that be and stood near where kill him. The Chinese have a saying to the The NC. Daily News sayer. Teunoy, the 12th September with fastractions to make four ladies, surrounded by ten or twelve men, effoot that they can stab and kill as easily as or reside in quy part of the dominiona mid the President of Shing Lactai's now college at every effort to capture the man. The Fetrel had oxpressed their willinglose to go down to puncture a pamela" Of course the preacher.

•possessions of the other and inmunity from Shanghai recently, and is now going on to find Jones to continue the search, but so for wire spared, but T-Chis. #commanded them to daylight and came over again tự Thug teh dhy E

Tiente, has been holding examinations in returned last week, leaving Mossrs. Barrant Kuching and get nonsy oranso if their lives did not sleep at all that night bat sarted before THE TIMES AND BIMETALLISM ury higher imports or charges that those Hongkong for the size purpose. The new in Mat Salf has been successful in svading bisbe ziled. He stated that he did not go into report to the magistrate the further develop imposed on native subjects. If the Ausstation, is to be divided into a preparatory ursuers. It line; however, hem raported that side the house and that all the foot ho got was ments and the socions atpoot of things and then The Tens in an article on the currency ques.

school and a collegiate department, with which Mat Bali has rotreated some distance in the a small brown letter box. The next prisoner came on to Pagous Anchorago to report to me tin was tralian colonies accept the treaty they special departments in law and engineering will jangle on the Sugat river and is quit pro cxamined was ales a Kwang-song was, named and get my advice. I found this young man put It ir ante recently that the bimetallic will be precluded from passing any ultimately be connected. The prematory pured to rest any attack on his stockade: Lieng Koh-Kiene. At first it was very diflcult no valo un din men life and would just se mogu movement les boon fall a real danger, and

course sad the advanced course will sachi be for As the Government has now. ofered the sub to get my evidence from him. The would only kill other peoplons not, and hence was a danger that the supportery of our present standard Laws in restriction of Japanese immigra- four years. Mr. Toanay has born collecting stantial reward of $500 for the mar dead or repeat that he was not at Whageng at all; but our charactersial wrote a strong letter to the hinge thongast worth their while to be of the

London, 9th September `tion. Herein lies the difficulty. Al students for the fourth class of the collegiato alive it may not be long before we hear of his on being confronton by several other prisosars niegdetracto telling him first that farsigters pat pans of exerting themselves to combat lt - It.

The cricket match between Mr. A. E. Stod -ready there is an agitation in progress department and for the first, second, and third being delivered up by same of the nativo chiefa who all testified againin kim ho confeed compli grat value on human life and did everything to is quite recruter too, that the country has been dart a team which recent's visited Australia and

classes of the preparatory cohool. There were with whom he is at anzity.Age Spot

city in the orime The third prisoner brought protect it that a min him that at Fel-hollow told what is that the bistallista are team respresenting All Engient began to- against Japanese immigration, and so strong over ninety candidates for examination, of NEW IMPORT AND EXPORT DUTIES,

izlo Court was a strong, well-built man of midts should be immediately panished to prevent realling driving at Lord FAT lots day. Mr. Stoddart team battal first, and were is the feeling in the matter that the Sydney whom about its have been accepted. We sbull On the 1st October the revised customs tariff age. His name was Ngu-Firol Kiang. He said he others following his example, and then asked in our camsas-cing for ratio, and a disposed of for.21, runs All England then Morning Herald declares that the danger of watch the development of this new educationem into oporation and a good deal of lisantis surrendered kanself, that his younger brother him to send at once to Peach hollow and protect the prs that have book given to them, commenced their first innings, and when the over-immigration from Japan is far from sucosas. We hops that Mr.Tenney may soon

enterprise with great interest and with it all fention has been expressed that important might be released, who he wanted torotara homo both life and property and secure à guarantee have done much to lighten the public mind bumps were drawn for the day had scored 50 articles of food should be heavily taxed: Rice, te look after their agel methee. But both of future safely that if this was not accomplished It has become clear, in the course of the discus with the losses of four wickets, W. G. Graco being a sentimental one and that the dis publish a prospect which will give the public which has hitherto been exempted from, any boetiere uns cootied of tang concerned in the I should at once take the matter to the American on this ruled, thall to 15 is the anly probaving both details of the form to the fo advantage at which such an indux would more detailed information as to the scope and duty, has now to bear a barge of 20 cents por me, so both are detained. This man had Consul,

Licable ratio, kid that its adoption would involve lowing tro the details of the play so far plans of the now school.

pic The loading Chiness inportacs of this several articles of European make, some ludes To my surpriss he sent two ranner that moru-a grare debasement of our enfrency at a very put the colony far outweighs any possible many

article hold a meeting last Monday protesting wearing apparel amongst the rest. He said he ing to Peach-hollow to mamina into the case general disserangement of painess affairs, and commercial advantage that might neerue

The Melbourne Punch says The America uzainst the heary tes, with what result has not did not take those from the missionaries houses Dat us three days after any trouble arises that the working clamos, us wage-garners, worki from the acceptance of the treaty. If Cors Urnbart Potter est sanson has become a

paper fide which timed so suddenly for Mrs. troaspired

himself, but stole them from the general stock ponsidered early to see unen rauners they can be among the thest and most certain sufferers taken to the fastnessPARATON sidered this coming of these two as a mure farve, from the If has been obvjona indeed all, through says our contemporary, the Governmout food, and she will in the fall be the prominent

On Thursday, the 19th at 10 am, the Tostai being calf the agond day, and they would not that it binstallion were the harnices thing Gin get concessions under the treaty without figure in the theatrical world, Bhu has been The Malinturas are abroad-again! A lad of H' culled on the Concile and others of the Pay Bay attention to them.

which some of its advocates are representel IE, taken ap by Augustin Daly, who, having twenty on the theosophical Indian foreign party after prelimitinies had been But the next day when five runnem, the mat sould over all the promises, which others accepting the objectionable clauses so auch brought at the finest comedienne America has Mirror deserted his father's house a couple of gone through bo was asked what his powers pisteste's deputy sul some soldiers appeared, of them have been making on its baini –that, the better but “ the question of the un had in Ads Reban, proposes now to turn his years go, and wandered here and there on bulle were, and his reply left the Consals under tho they began to think it was a serious matter and in plain words it must be edler dalusion or a "restricted admission of the Asiatic alien attention to the tragedienne. Mrs. Potter owns and jungle. He is now returned a deve inpression that they were fall and such as would the whole village war in torror fraud, lot as long as the metalliste confined

we have no choice."

the French play The Queen's Necklace," in Joped Pandit in the Vedas Jotish, and Shastras, allowed lineseing justice done without delay. Is It net them shout forty dollars to settle it themselves to enamasting her views et logo which Marie Antoinette is the leading character. When he left he had read English and Persian then on being asked to do so zuniortook that a. The young man signed at agreement: never to and led the the choice of a ratio might shor The Sydney Morning Herald is of opinion But it in likely that Mr. Daly, having su actress up to the widely-Class, sny knew not a word eqtain proclamation that had been posted about make any inère trouble and acknowledged his overforfattet fettlement the wholequation was, that "the thoughtfulness of the home Covorne who es malice high tragety, will do for the of Sanskrit. It appears that thing the short by the city niagistrate should be replaced by wrong to the prescher, and the others imno to say, to tlg air, apo its advocates had corr6-

Bowlug for Al England Woods took dre *ment in leaving the colonies a choice in the higher, tomaly, Mre Polter Mal calify me, and plound him by his service come 3d hat also ove permission for Vertarians, tot boenicnowledgment of wrong. The deputy than ne they fomit convenient. Lord Parres Les wirksta för 75 ruin and Moll den for R8 runs.

elamin play of that kind wist he has done for interval of his azila, he met with Mahat one showing Christions in a prepor light, and plicated with him let off firecrackers in public sponding freedom, and could shift their portion such a matter is to be commended, and all he can undertake for her, for she would haveing thus secures his favour, the Malatins drew eurolled in the home guard body hitherto made the village alder and a literary graduate lorded thent to declare themselves, and has thus

Lendon, 10th September. All England, with foar wickets down for 50 "courtesy requires that it he acknowledged been a leading fomalo star on the stage long a lind on his sangue, which rusalted at once in referred to in the reports as the village of the first degree responsible for the pesos and done, good service to the cause of lowest money.

There la su enn now to the vague, unmeaning, rune, continned their first innings, and an ex- "by this colony expressing her intentious in musstime a noted emptor is doing a best of of the Vodie, Stres, and Josh, while the l was found that the views of the I have given the above, mise moro in detail to statements which have been put forward of the pollent stand was made by Walter Road and 6.

age had who bad proper management. In the making him a great Pandit in Sanskrit, & master ptention society). Before the into review closed safety of the village.

"the matter before the term of consideration and a Mr. Daly is the best stage manager in be had reed!" He is living af Mourut, where ovinciale. He stated that his instructions vereket a better fisight into the beginnings and scribed by natanong persons who have been in the inaings closing for 220 runs. Mr. Sto

her, a well-known artist is painting her picture, lad totally forget English and Fersian which foreign Commissioners and his did not enable those as familiar with those things to bimetallic creed a ored which has been sub- M. J. Woods, but the other wickets fall rapidly, **expires," The "thoughtfulness We Amerins, wil has a theatre in London, Hes. he will be glad to sadufy all enquiries are that an executions should take pisce not all wadual enteropping of to many of these Chi- no real agreement on to the sense of their words. dart's team then went in for their secant in probably as much for the convenience of the | Patter will benefit largely by both advantages: doubt for a consideration.

the criminale had been oppdamned, and then nao troubles.

The late has of last besu dəfne. The public nings, and at the conclusion of the day's play-

Stoddark's Team First Innings,

Breakwell Etoddart

Knclaren

Krówn Ped

Ford

Briggs Philipson, Richardson.

Santries

Total

17