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Plenipotentiary we regretted the necessity of the selection of so notorious a Russian partisan, but admitted that there was no one to be suggested in his place. Admira- tion for his abilities must always be tom- pered by regret that he preferred to use them in guiding his country by crooked paths, allying himself with some of the worst elements among the ruling clique and seeking his own gain simultaneously with the safety of the reactionary party at the Imperial Court. It would be interesting, but it is now probably impossible, to kuow whether it was entirely self seck- ing which in the first instance induced throw bizaself into the

F.M. surveying ship Waterwitch returned The number of dogs killed by the Police In The Franch gunboat Oleg løft Tebang for yesterday morning from a erfuzs, The Russian Bombay from 1st January to 30th September Chungking on the 22nd ult, and had snoeson- last was upwards of 4,000, or at the rate of fully negotiated the four biggest rapida by the transport Mongolia left for Port Arthur,

between 400 and 500 a month. Yat corvempion- | 28th, The Chinese Minister at Washington. Wudents continue to write to the Bombay paper Ting-Fang, hus contributed £20 towards the about the plague of dogs. fund for the ransom of Miss Stone, the kid-

napped American missionary.

Homo papera note the arrival in Europa of the Hon, P. H. May, C.M.G.. aur Captain Superintendent of Police, and Mrs. May by the last Gorman Mail stemmer. I'rinzess Irene. Mr. May landed at Ganos, and Mrs. May went on to Loudon.

It is announced that orders have been given for the construction of two additional merchant craisers for the Russian Volunteer Flest, and that these vessels, will be built in England. They will be of slightly larger dimensions and speed than the Moskva or Foltava,

The flags talon by the French during the China and Madagascar campaigns have been. solemnly deposited at the Tuileries. General Veyron has been distributing some decorations since bis rotara to Franco.

The Inst unmber to hand of the Timer of India uotos a continued increase in plague | mortality in the Bombay Presidency, and also in the Punjab, where however the increase was

H.M.S. Cressy's misfortunes did not end with her break-downs, for on the night of the 5th | The only fresh detail brought by the Slang-alt. a Marine died suddenly on board, and the only slight. The same paper has a short hai papers about the fire at Tientsin on the body was landed next morning at Haslar Hos article, merely statistical, on Dr. F. W. Clark's arms of Russia, with such dire results night of 1st inst.. is that the conflagration nital. The ship was detained awaiting the report on the recent epidemie in Hongkong..

The British steamer Ness, Captain W. Peart, reports passing on the 27th ult., an uncharted rock in approximate lat. 25 dag. 30 min. N., long. 119 deg. 21 min, D., bearing duo West from South of Loutz Island, about fire cables distant. The cack, which is in a very danger. ous position to vessels bound for Haitan Straits against the N.E. monsoon, is awash at low water spring lides.

originated in the Fusiliers' Barracks, not as inquest. She left on the 8th ult She ha was first thought in cargo stored in the opouertainly been most unfortunate in her attempt compound in Mesora. Drosto, Batouioff & Co.'"

to get away to her station in China. godowne.

Dr. Sven Hetiu, on the 18th July, was at the foot of the Akks Tagh, in Northern Tibet, and intended to proceed in the direction of Ladab, in order to accurately sure y the region about the source of the Indus A caravan has arrived at Kashgar bringing the results of two yours of the traveller's work in the shape of scientific collections, maps, photographs, and diaries.

10 the country with he professed to serve. He was reputed to be by far the WHISKY. richest man in China, and in China officials do not accumulate riches by honest dealing,

Among the passengers by the Ballarat Yet it cannot be denied that his adminis.

yesterday were Sir James Lyle Mackay, KCTE Cation at Canton was marked by a compara-and-tr. Henry Cockburn, C.B., the former of Live freedom from piracy and brigandage and whom has come up to Chim to conduct on a general peace which the Kwang provinces behalf of Great Britain the commercial negotia have seldom enjoyed, and that his departure tions provided for under the Protocol, while was viewed with dismay aliko in South the atter will assist him. They meat hore Sir SCOTCH WHISH KY. China, Hongkong, and at home. It may be Ernest Satow, the British Minister at Peking.

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Russia, it may readily be allowed, has lost in L HUNG-CHANG & friend who has schemed in her favour for many years, and he leaves apparently ao one at all to carry on his policy, The reactionaring who work with the Empress Dowager are all, indeed, nominally pro-Russian, but they are all striving merely to keep their places, to which end Russia seems the surest assistant. The remaining great men of China-it is difficult to think of any except the Viceroys LJU. KONG-TI and CHANG CHIN-TUNG, neither of whom, of course, can be put io the same class as Lr HUNG-CHANG-are patriots whose attitude to Russia, is there. fore the reverse of friendly.

One young and ambitions, the other old and a man of

In the last number of Chambers' Journal there is an article by the Rev. E. J. Hardy | peculiarly applicable to the present time, and A proclamation was issued by the Viceroy of entitled "How to Get Recruits Cheaply." Mr. India, on the 25th alt., notifying that the Hardy would allow privates and non-commis districts of Peshawar, Kohat, Hazara, Bannu,sioned officers, who could afford it, to live out Tank, Debra Ismail Khan, sad Kulachi bave of barracks so long as they performed punc been constituted into a Chief Commissionership tually every duty, and he suggests that this and taken under the Viceroy's immediate might be fried on a small scilə at first as an

TELEGRAMS.

"DAILY PRESS" SERVICE.

PROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.]

THE CRISIS IN CHINA.

SHANGHAI, 8th November, 7.47 p.m.

LI'S DEATH-HIS SUCCESSÖR. Li Hung-chang died quietly, in his sleep. Wang Wen-shro succeeds him on the Peace Commission.

YUAN SHI-KAI TO FOLLOW LI IN CHIHLI

In accordance with Li's dying memorial to the Throne, Governor Yuan Shi-kai, of Shantung, will be promoted to the post of Viceroy of Chibli. Yoan leaves Chinanfiz on the 19th instart.

THE GOVE

GOVERNORSHIP or

SHANTUNG. Yuan's successor in Shantung will be Chiang Yen-ching, Grain Commissioner at Teingkiangpu.

cecds Sir James Brace as second in command in Chian, arrived here yesterday by the P.&O. mail steamer Ballaoral. About 5 pm. Ad mim! Grafait went on board the flagship Barsteur, boing saluted en route by the guns of the men-of-war lying in the the Harbour, and was there entertained to dinner. The Adhirat | #hority and management us from the 9th experiment. He would also compel officers to rank of Marquis and has been granted the

slways wear uniform, except when playing games, hunting, or doing something of this kind.

will hoist his flag on H.M.S. Albion

To-morrow will be observed us Hospital Sun- day in the various places of worship in the Colony, the collections being in aid of the fands of the Alice Memorial and Nethercole Hospitals. At St. John's Cathedral the Rev. J. H. France, MA, Chaplain of St. Peter's, will preach in the morning, and the Rev. W. Banister, of the Church Missionary Society, in the evening. The Order of Service will be found in another

column.

November, to be administered by a Chief Commissioner and entitled the “North-West Frontier Province,"

According to a London despatch of the 25th lt. Australians in London recently petitioned His Majesty the King to release three Victorians who were first sentenced to death, afterwards commuted to twelve year peual servitude, for mutinous conduct in resent ing General Beaton's calling them "white- livored curs." The War Ofes on the 25th replied that the sonteness of the court-martial had bros quashed, and the saen released.

Mr. Greville loft Bangkok in December, 1899, so that by the time Mr. Tower is in residence there the interregnum will have lasted practi- .....Coote

Godfrey cally two years. The Bangkok Times expresses Salivanite satisfaction that the Foreign Ofles hos at Waldrenfel

last bean awakened to the fact that there are Halland

By kind permission of Lt. Col. Baillis and Officers, the band, of the 22nd Bombay Infantry will play at the Hongkong Hotel this evening from 8 to 9.30 o'clock. -Programme:~-~- Quadrille

The Times" Ham Dance

......"Popsora". Selection. "Had ton Hall".

Jonnenby Dorée Polka

"The Primrose ". "Coater Songa" "God Save the King."

Valse

Selection.

Godfrey still British interests in Siam, and as Mr. Tower has been appointed Minister Plenipoten- tíary, it may perhaps be inferred that the intention is to be firm in protecting them..

Considerable excitement was caused by rumour which gained currency in the town lest

A. S. WATSON & CO. proved honesty, both of them put their night to the effoot that an attack had been country first and do not allow themselves made upon a Customs House near Mirs Bay LIMITED,

to be dazzled either by Russian gold or by and several hires taken. The story as commonly apecious promises of protection against the related was that three Europeans had escaped rest of the Powers. Apparently they have but that several Sikhs, and Chinese had been already had sufficient influence to secure the murdered. Enquiry in official quarters served happily to disprove the accuracy of the ruweur; rejection of the Manchurian Convention, neither the Customs nor the police had received which 31, was amable to sign before his

any confirmation of such a report. In fact denth. But what is to happen next P

the Customs authorities stated “ All quiet." Russia, according to the secret despatch from the Chinese Minister at St. Petersburg,

The appointment in Tonkin of a commission mentioned by our Shanghai correspondent to report on skipping bonuties in the Far East

NOTICE Communications respecting Advertisements, Sub scriptions, Frinting, Binding, fr, should be nedvessé DAILT FEISE only, and special business matters THE MANAGHIL

Advertisements arul Selstriptions which are not ordered for a fized porind will be continued until countermanded.

A London telegram to the Jiji reports that the United States-will-persist in objecting to the conclusion of a special treaty between China and any of the Powers while the latter are jointly negotiating with the Celestial Empire for the settlement of the recent trouble. The Washington Government will, it is said, alsō oppose the new Manchurian agreement if it threatens to injure the interests of the United States. The Japan Mail comments:-It is obvious that the great American Republic, whom statesmen are coming to pay more attention to the situation in the Far East since who has obtained possession of a new territory in this hemisphere, is keenly watching the attitude of Russia towards our neighbouring empire.

POSTHUMOUS HONOURS FOR LI.

Li Hung-chang has been promoted to the

highest posthumous honours ever paid to a Chinaman

GENERAL NEWS.

LONDON, 7th November, 10.5 p.m.

FRANCE AND TURKEY. Considerable mystery exists about the proceedings of the French feet at Mitylene. A tardy semi-official announcement has been issued that the Customs at the port have been seized unopposed. It is alleged that favourable replies have been received to the French Circular to the Powers respecting France's intentions.

In view of the present Interport Rifle Match, the following particulars regarding the

MONEY MARKET. Imperial shooting oompetition will be interest- ing-In the competition organised by the

Consols stand at £91, 9/16. - On the loan Rupanyap Rifle Club, Vistoria, Australia, sud A visit was paid on the 9th ult. to Aldershot open to all veinntear corps and rite si market weekly advances range from 2 11/16 by a party of Japanese ofleera, who, conducted tious in Britain and British colonies, a team of to 2 15/16 per cent. Japanese New Loans by Major Mouck, made a tear of the great ten men of the 1st Volunteer Battalion Gardon are at £761. Hank rate remains at 4 per camp, and saw some of the principal institutes. Highlanders fred off at Seaton Range, In The places visited were the headquarters, Scotland, last month, and registored the magni- gymnasium (where the system of physical ficent total of 982 at the three rangas-200, 500, training in use in the Army was demonstrated), and 600 yards. The average is 96,2 per man. the Army School Inf Signalling. Army One member of the teain had the grand score Veterinary School and Vaccine Institute, of 103, made up of 35, 34, 34, and two others had Cambridge Hospital, Royal Horse Artillery 100 each. Barracks, tables and gunsheds, and the barracks of the 1st Infantry Brigade.

The

According to an Allahabad despatch, the

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REUTER'S SERVICE.

* LONDON, 5th November.

FRANCE AND TURKEY.

Admiral Caillard with the French squadron

Orders for extra copies of DAILY PRISH should in his telegram of the 7th instant, intent is commented upon by the Tempe sa possibly visitors took a very keen interest in all they installation of the new Maharaja of Patiala has arrived at the island of Mitylone; where his that hour the supply is limited. Only supplied for in event of a denunciation of the Convention leading to the "resurrection" of the French saw, especially in the training and, housing of was remarkably chiefly for the important stale. I will land men and occupy three ports and the

be sent before 11 am. on day of publication. After

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P.O. Bos, 33. Telephone No. 12.

to retain Manchuria and to exact other terms menacing China's independence. If this is not mere "bluff," the time has come for a joint reminder of the other Powers On the 25th October, at Ichang, the wife of interested that they do not intend to see

China made a Russian vassal.

BIKTH.

ROREET WILLIK, H.B.M. Acting Consul, of a daughter,

MARRIAGE. On the 8th November, at St. John's Cathedral,

by the Rev. F. T. Johnston, Fear BROWNE Government Analyst, to Just, youngest daughter

of HEKET HUNE, Nowton Lodge, Bury St. Edmunds, England.

DEATH.

On the let November, at 4, Love Lane, Shang- hai, HERMAN SILLEM, aged 61 years.

The Daily Press.

the soldiers.

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Custom Houses France, it is stated, intends to pay herself out of the Customs revenues.

"SOUTH AFRICA-THE ATTACK ON

COLONEL BENSON. MAANA Lord Kitchener, telegraphing from Pretoria,

reports that in the recent stack on Colonel

ment iode by the Lieutenant-Governor of the mercantile marine. That marine, it says,. is

Punjab with regard to the relations between decreasing with fearful rapidity and rendering

The following Pioneer special telegram was the British Government and Patiala and the colonial policy a kind of absurdity; for what is the good of efforts for securing privileged London, October 25th.--General Sir Redvore worth Young made it clear that neither incapa received at Allahabad on the 25th October:-education of the young Maharaja Six Mack markets if the trade is carried on in foreign Buller did not criticise the Governmanment. city of the Council nor extravagance of the vessels? The present shipping bounties are but the nation was scandalised at the spectacle Prince would again be allowed to play have Hither- nullified by antiquated regulations, so that only of a Commander holding his important position with the reveaues of Patiala State. The Go. Benson's column, the Boora were unable to

the absidiend lines bold their ground. Except for these there are no French ships in the Far East. Heuce M, Doumor's idea of colonial bounties, which Toukia finances are prosperous enough to permit, is an experiment by which

to the Powers in question have contented themselves with giving China more or less secret moral support in fencing against the Russian demanda about Manchuria. In face of a direct threat from Russia, already in occuption of Manchuria, China alone is practically helpless. There are only three Powers to whom China can look at this junction-Japan, the United States, and

HONOKONG OFFICE: 14, DES VEUX ROAD Cl, Great Britain. There is no doubt about

the French maritime world may profit.

According to a recent Amar despatch the Russians have told Teong Chi, Tartar-General at Mookden, that they wanted to construct a railway from Fong-wang Cheng through Kumm Tian and Wai-jen in the province of Fengtien.

incoherently speechifying in reply to Press criticisms on his appointment. Rentor's sum mary of the speech-as published in India and Ceylon-includes the main points: bat General Baller repeated a cock-aad hull story of a con- spiracy, and hinted that the newspapers were in He also cont the Times a challenge, collusion. offering, under certain conditions, to publish an official despatch,

The death has occurred of Admiral Edward Winterton Turnour, C. B., at the advanced age

Delayed in transmission.

verament meant to undertake the responsibility move the guns until Britial ambulances want of the young Maharaja's education, while the out, when under cover thereof they were Political Agent would amist and advise the successful in getting them away. The enemy's Council of Ragonoy. As for the new model losses were undoubtedly heavy. Commandant Council its address to the Lautenant-Governor Opperman was killed, bodes well for the young Maharaja's fature, and in if the Stato suffers it will not be for want of good intention. The long list of reforms al- ready affected and to come are gone over, not the least important being the general clearance from the State of hangers-on. The young

well throughout the ceremony.

LONDON, 6th November

SAFRANCE AND TURKEY.

Admiral Caillard has telegraphed to the French Chargé d'Affaires at Constantinople

LONDON OFFICE: 181, FLEET STREET. B.C.the wishes of the Japanese. Government, The Tartar-General said, in reply, that as this of 80. Is eutered the Royal Navy in Marek Maharaja seems to have borze himself very that he has seized the Customs on the island of

Hovarono, 9th November, 1901.

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the 15th October.

On the laat me

Mitylane

THE NEW YORK MUNICIPAL: MAR. ELECTIONS.

LONDON, 6th November.

FRANCE AND TURKEY,

but unfortunately the same, counot be was a matter of great importancs he had no said about the other two Governments. power to sanction it, and it must be referred to 1834, and as midshipman on the Conway was

The death is announced in Ireland on the 1st France bae notified the Porte of additional Both have intimated that they do not wish the Throne. On hearing this, the Russians present at the capture of Chusan in 1340. In The full significance of the death on Thurs China to enter upon separate negotiations gave the Tartar-General to understand that the 11 he was a rate at the capture of the Masonit. of Colonel W. H. Hell Kingseley, C.B, demands, stating that a settlement of all must day of H.E. LI. HÚNG-CHANO, Viceroy of with one Power while the international province of Fengtien had become Russian ter. Fort and defences on the Canton factories. late commanding the 2nd Hampshire Regiment precede a renewal of diplomatic relations,

Ása and the 15th Regimental Listriot. Colonel Chibli, cannot readily be estimated. Ua-settlement is still pending. But more than rilery by right of conquest and that if the receiving the China modal in 184%. doubtedly the most able Chimman of his this is wanted. The outlook is the reverse Tartar-General should havs any doubt about lieutenant of the Dido he was in notion with Kingsley entered the Army in 1855, and in the

course of a long career saw a considerable The returns of the Now Tork Municipal age and the best known, to the outer world, of pleasant, but it will certainly be less ought to consult the Tasr and not the Chinose pointal couraander of the Kaleigh, and was ment he served throughout the campaign of Tammany candidates.

matters in connection with the province, he the pirates in the Su Karron and Undop rivers

in Borneo in 1844. Subsequently he was up amount of active service. With the 67th Regilections indicate complete defeat of the of any Chinese in history passed away in pleasant hereafter if Russia carries all before Emperor. In spite of strong protestation the person of the deceased. It is perhaps her now. Manchuria in itself, at the the part of Trong Chi, Russian engineers have gazetted with honourable mention in 1857 for 1860 in Chins, being present at the notion of

sufficient commentary on his unique posi- tion that at the age of 79 years it should he ouent, is not of great value; but a prin- nirendy been seat out to survey the land through services at the actions of Escape Creek, May Sinho, the taxing of Tangka, and the storm possible to say with justice, as our Shanghai ciple is at stake in the attitude of the which the proposed railway line will pass, and 2, Sawshes Channel, May 27, and at the ing of the inner Taku fori. correspondent said, that there is no other Powers toward Russian aggression in the it is said that as soon as the messurement is destruction of the Fatshan fotilla of war-junks tioned occasion he was severely wounded in the

on June 1, 1857 (China medal, Fatskan olasp), leg. He was also present at the surrender of The Porte has sent to the French Chargé prominent Chinese statesman who under-Frovince, and this principle is of more completed, the construction of the railway will

A new customs tariff came into fores in Peking, and received the medal for the sem d'Affaires st Constantinople a Note enclosing importance than the actual territory of be commenoad,

paign with two clasps. Still with the 67th monthly drafts on the Turkish Cortome in standa foreign affairs. Better men and

Manchuria. Russia is also fighting for a more honest diplomatists there most un-

It appears to be now certain, says the NC British North Bornes an doubtedly are, but not one in the whole of principle, her own absolute predominance Daily News, that HE. Li Chip-fang, Ex Under it, imported riffes and guns are charged Regiment, he went through the Afghan war of payment of the French claime. The Note has

Minister to Jepan and adopted son of Viceroy at the rate of $5 a barrel, and pistols and revol-1878-80. During the course of operations he boon reforred to Paris.

was twice mentioned in despatches, and received EINFORCEMENTS FOR SOUTH vers $3 each. Cloth, flour, rope, building the brevet rank of Lieutenant-Colonel as well China who has his grasp of the international in Northern and Central Asia. It looks as

AFRICA if the death of LI HUNG.CHAN must pre- Huug-chang, will not go abroad, at least for situation. Moreover, among the Chinese

as the model with two clasps. Ister on be Seven hundred Mounted Infantry have been cipitate this war of principles before either three years yet to come, as a Miniator to any materials, leather, rice, stationary, and tinned themselves, however discredited he might

side is quite propared ; but of the two sides foreign countries, H.E. having for the must provisions aro charged 5 per cont, on the value. served with the Burmese expedition in 1885-87 ordered to be in readiness to embark for the Russia is certainly in a better stats of pre: couple of years or so steadily refused appoint. 10 per cent. is the rate on chemicals, cutie Again Colonel Kingsley was mentioned in Cape, fod a battery also is believed to be going parations, for she at least has ber plans meat as Minister, Arsi, to the United States haberdashery, maschines, medicines, paints, despatobes, and in recognition of his services | from India. A strong Canadian Cavalry

then to Great Britain, and third--not long ago silkstaffs, timber, and pipes Imported are- -to necesi Yang Ju at the Court of St. works pay 25 per caut, on the value: Liquors Petersburg. With reference to the latter post, ure rated high, gin belag $7.50 a casa. As to it is stated that it was offered twice to HE exports, barks and reots are charged 25 per ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB. who is often known as “Lord” Li, but that cent on the ralue, camphor four dollars per owing to it having been kinted that going this catty, copra 5 per cent. ad valorem, gatta percha time to Russia he would be expected to complete 10 per cent. ad valorem or $20 on every ploui the secret arrangements set in motion by his of the red kind--cattle & per head, gambler adopted father in Peking, H.E: Li Chi-fang and outch to be charged under agreemont, rat foresaw the questionable position he would hold tans and rice 10 per cent. ad valorem, raw sago in the eyes of his countrymen and wisely and to cents per pioul, timber 82, $1.75, and $0,75 firmly refused the port. The Rossophiles are per ton; tobucco (estate) one cant por English therefore now looking about for a man after pound, and (native) one dollar per thousand R. L. Richardson ... their own heart to do this business for them.

cut and dried.

The Italian craisor Lombardia le on her way

be temporarily, he was always the last resource n any grare emergency. It may be recalled that in June, 1900, when a representative of this paper went over to Canton to interview La; who was then Viceroy of the two Kwang provinces, he said: "It is generally believed that your Excellency is the only man in China at Herr Nicholas Post, ustro-Hungarian Con- present who can cope with this difficulty" at at this port, married yesterday, at the Roman that was, the Boxer rising. La replied, Catholic Cathedral, Fraulein Ernestine Stari laughing, but with emphasis: "I believe niesk. that myself" The preciso influence which

out to China.

The body of a hawker who was missing on La HUNG-CHANG bad in the restoration of Wednesday was found foating in the harbour peace will perhaps never be known. At yesterday. It is not know how he came to be the time of his appointment a Pence in the water.

rolls.

was created a C.B, and received the medal with contingent will probably be accepted for service. clasp.

CAPTAIN'S CUP AND SILVER MEDAL FOR

NOVEMBER. MAN The following were the returns *-*-*-

CAPTAIN & CUP: W. G. S. Palmer. Dr. W. B. Drew, R.N. R. L. Kiebarisen

12 entries. POOL

16

100-17

FOOTBALL.

A match between the H.K.A.F.C” and the -25th Co., R.A., will be played to-day at 4 15 p.m., when the following will represent the Club- 77 Goal-H. B. Barun; backs-J. W. C. Bonnar 8 and C. T. Kow, half-backs-, Holling 3. Grant Smith and AM Feattie; forwards

J. Norton Kyshe, N. H. Ratherford, D. W. 83 Graham, N. Von der Pforten, and A. R. Lev #

(Captain).