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| 260,000. Canada contributed Tla. 1,460,786 worth against her Tl. 2,887,668 worth in 1905-another boycott result bably but it does not appear to coune under the heading of flour. Canada, it is true, sent more than double the
| A German bluejacket was yesterday and 85, TELEGRAMS.
and ordered by Mr. F. A Haz land at the
Magistracy to pay 39 osuta to a riosha coolie. He had been found drank and incapable the previous day and had refused to pay riosha hira
The President of the Board of Agriculture
A. S. WATSON & CO., quantity, 9,398 picule worth Tis. 30,543, and Fisheries has appointed & committees to
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against 3,600 picule worth Tls. 14,760, but the same table shors, curiously enough, a big American gain, 496,143 piouls valued at Tle. 1,704,596, against 119,672 pinls value Tis. 493,282.. All British possessions except Caunda showed a falling off more 9 less considerable, but this may be set agalost, CHEMISTS, DRUGGISTS AND their conspicuous advances in the previous
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year, when they progressed in advance of all the rest at a pace perhaps to great to "stay." The s'atisfica kunk on the load the popular superstition that our Japanese allies have been cutting as out, whether by fair means or foul. They too have suffered a big share of the depression. Among the more important incrass not stroy me tioned are Macao, from Tia. 2,921,923 to Tlx. 5,780,198, ike Dutch Indios, from Tla
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inquire into the nature of distemper in dogs in Great Britain and the methods of its infection, and to report whether any, and, if so, what, preventive or other remedial mesear.:8, exclusive of ordinary medical treatment, can be with advantage taken with respect to it. The committed in constituted as fellows Tha Daks of Beaufort, Lord Middleton, Lord Leconfield, Sir John McFadyean, M.B., B., M.R.C.V.S., Mr. Edward Barolay, Mr. Stowort Stockman, M.R.C.V.S. (chid veterinary officer to the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries), and Mr. will be Lord Middleton, and Mr. James Ralph William Musgrave Wroughton. The chairman
Jackson, M.R.C.V.S., Veterinary Inspector, Bard of Agriculture and Fisheries, will be secretary. The cost of the inquiry will be strayed by subaoription guarantees, and no fands charge in respect of it will fall upon public
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KOREAN
THE SECOND TEST MATCH.
LONDON, July diet.
Rain again interfered and the wicket was ARMY DISBANDED.reacherous. England scored 162 in tho second iminga, and the South Africang 75. SOLDIERS ATTACK JAPANESE.. Blythe took 7 wickets for 40 rung.
RESULT OF THE GOODWOOD PLATE.
Tokyo, August 2nd.. The disbandment of the Korean
Army was attended with fighting and dramatic scenes on Thursday. The Guards Battalion were marched to the drill ground, where the disbandment odiet was read out. Then the shoulder straps were torn off the men and the
One battalion commander committed officers were deprived of their sabres
suicide using his orderly's rifle. The act incensed the two hundred men against the Japanese troops and they challenged the latter: The Japanese used machine guns, killing twenty
LONDON, July 31st. 1.--Royal Dromm. 2.-Plumtroc.
3.- Hongkong.
JAPANESE IN VANCOUVER.
LONDON, July 31st. Friction has arisen in Vancouver through
the landing of a number of Japanese from
Honolulu.
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WATER POLO SHIELD COMPETITION.
The most important match in the present shield competition was played yesterday after Coriothies Yacht Club team. noon when the V.R C. "A" team mel the Considerable
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Battalion The Duke of Cambridge's Own" (Middlesex Regiment) will play the following programme of muste daring dinner at the
soy
Hongkong Hotel, this (Saturday) ovaning:- March. Waldmori... Valse Whisper a dish hear," Clothilde
A Country Girl,"
Beloction
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Monckton "Lores old Sweet Soug."... Molloy "Light Cavalry,"
"Eunice,"
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Perdne
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"The Girl from Kayu” Caryll A Georgia Campurating."... Mills Hors-d'aure Shep Canapes. Box Turtle,
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Entrées-Pigeon Farcie and Macedoine, Fricandeau of Voal, Monglea
DINNER
Patties, Carry-Madine. Joints, &e-Roast Leg
The pingus toist at d.to a 25 cases; there Sausagon, Boiled Corned Round of Heat and were two yesterday.
It is reported that 300,000 guilders have disappeared from the Dutch Government tres- anry at Clebleb, Aclicer,
The new Japanese Company of Volunteers in Shanghai held a reception last wook. The company numbers 69 men, several of whom took part in the late war.
A boilermaker employed at Hooghom. D cks was reterday souvioted by Mr. Gompertz of the theft of one and a half pounds of brass, and wan A. S. WATSON & CO., ¦ Rentenced to six weeks hard labour and six
hours in the stocks. LIMITED,
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Hongkong, lat August, 1907.
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HONGKONG, AUGUST 3RD, 1907.
of button and Mint Sauce, Renat Capon and
Carrots, Cold Roast Sirloin of Beef nad Haricot Bean Salad: Sweats Tout Padding, Pineapple Ice Creams and Finger Cakos. Tipsy Cake. Choose Straws. Dosort-Coffee-Fruitė,
The United States Consul at Magleburg bas sent information to Washington concerning a Gorman composition to take the pleen of collar in the accufacture of lead panoila. He says that some time ago-n small company was formed to perfect and explait an invention which, in-
stead of making use of expensive cedar woods substitutes a substance, the main ingredient of which is put toss. Pencils are being mana- featured in large quantities preparatory to being placed on the market. These poils, which, wbile nilghtly heavier, are the same in size, form; and appearancs as those at prasant in use, oss be produced at a very nomina
Peter Wabloer, a trader from Panang, was found drunk and inespable in Connaught Road on Thursday night, Brought before Megurs. The past of coanufacture is very low, Gomperts at the Magistrany yesterday he was Qued 8.
The "At Home" advertised for Saturday the 3rd start at Mountain Lodgo has boo postponed to Weda-sday the 7th instant on
account of the nuosrtain state of the weather.
Life in America is not without attractions. San Francison, sys the S. F. Chronicle, is in the prond position of having a Mayor who has boon convicted of felony and an seling Mayor whe ought to be, an I still her citizens are not happy
The report of the Directors of the Bass Chinees Bank said: The Board of Directors
berewith submit to the shareholders the balance
sheet and profit and loss seo ni of the Biak for the year 1016. The total pruit for the year, a dusting all exponsor as well interest dae, and after reserving for doubtful debts, amuduts, to Rbl. 3,585,102. The Board of Dire tors propose to pay a dividend of 9 060 per cent, and to transfor Lol. 303,6 5.5 to the ordinary Resorts Funds; Rb. 791,4) 135 to
pension, amortisation, remuneration and other
funds, leaving a surplus of Rbli 441, 133.30 »
which the Board prop was to apply Rh1 40,000 to the extraordinary reserve, and to carry forward the balance, Rhi, 41,493 90, to the year 1907.
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andsgording to reorn: statistics the expert 15,166 tons, with the total number, of pencils at 3,23,200,000, The color used at prosent i the manufacture of lead pencils is arpensive aud the quantity limited.
from Germany to foreign countries equiod
A body of mutinous troops escaped into the country The Japanese Red Cross Society is attending the wound- ed on both sides.
RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
Tokyo, August 2nd, There is a report, believed here to be well founded, that the Russo Japanese agreement was signed on July 28th. Its terms are not expected to be made public for some time.
THE NAVY LEAGUE,
LONDON, August 2nd. A split has occurred in the Navy League.
This is due to a difference of opinion the naval policy of the Governmout.},
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DEATH OF TWO WELL-KNOWN AUTHORS.
LONDON, August 2nd.
The deaths are announced of the well-known authors Joseph Hatton (Editor of the People) and David Christie Murray, A popular writer.
[Jouoph Hatton, born in 1811, was the son of the founder of the Derbyshire Tinuse." At the Calentia Police Coach, Mr. T: Tlofer. He edited several leading jouroels, noted as mean, of the firm of Messrs. Schröter Schmidt correspondent for American and Australian jo newspapers, and was popularly known and 16, obarged a Eurasian vamed J. Conane,
urrent journalism for his Cigarette. Papers with having trespassed into the firm's office.published in the "People" and other news- The ovidonos showed that the no ward, who was pup_13.] fashionably dressed, boldly walked into the dining room upstairs, took his seat at the table, and impressively ordered the "kbitmutgar" ta' switch on the oleotris fau. He thou sent for the "klinasama," and putting on the self-com placent air of a “barra gebib" commanded him to fetch tifin. The 'khinsams," deceived by the accused'e bearing and believing that be was a member of the firm, dirt as he was bid, and
the accused did am le justies to the hot tiffn servod, which included revóral page of whisky
and soda. Just after the accused had finished his tio, Mr. Taformann walked into the rhom,
who he was, and what he wen dong there, The
and seeing a ranger at the table, engaired consud scornfully replied, asking him to mind
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his own business and not to disturb him. The police having been sout fur, accused straightway handed over to their custody. Find Rs. 5, in default three days' "imprisonment.
CHINA'S IMPORTS.
EACH COUNTRI.
Hongkong Macao Fronch Indo-Chian. Siam
1906
the
{David Christie Murray, novelist and play- wight, was born in West Bromwich in 1847. Ho WaB reporter on the Birmingham Morbing Now," afterwards sorved ou "Daily News" and on the "World," and acted ra special correspondent for the "Times" in the au sxtensive Russo-Turkish War. Ils wan traveller and a prolifi's writer.]
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A ROYAL MEETING,
Losnos, August 2nd. His Majesty King Edward is to meet the Emperor Francis Joseph of Austro-Hungary on Augst 15.
EUROPEANS MASSACRED ÍN
MOROCCO,.?
was practically, the deciding match in the
petitio
The teams were:→
V. R. C. A team:-- Goal, L. E. Lammert; baoke, A. E. Alves and H. '. Lammert; half, J. M. Reza Pereira: forwards, A. H Carrol A. V. Barros and P. M. Rentodior. Coria. this us-J. Forber; backs, C. Humphrays R. C Witcholl; half, E. Humphreys; forwards, O. E. Chungut, C. J. Cooks and J. Miller.
In the first half the Corinthians were the
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CORRESPONDENCE.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY PRESS,'].
MACAO MATTERS.
Macao, let August 1997. Sin, Your well known paper has recently publieked various correspondence discussing Macro affairs, but the author, in some cases, bae been less authentic in his statements and leas just in his comments than he ought to be.
As the correspondence published in your issue of the 30th July referred to us, and as the account therein contained of what passad at tha weeting of the Chinese Community is far from being correct, we beg} you'tha favour to grant ng some space in your widely read pupse for the insertion of thea, linos.
The meeting, which took place on Saturday last, at the Chinese Hospital, had been convened by order of His Freellency the Governor and
was attended by about 2000 perrons.
The Chinese Community were acquainted of the following:
(a) That the tax recently levied on Chinese dostore has been cancelled; but that an indus- trial contribution would be levied according to their annual profite;
(b) That barbers and oarpenters without any shop pay nothing, while an industrial tax on those having sach establishments would be
levied, as is done in the case of the other ahogr keepers.
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(e) That a shop, doaling in more than our trade, would have to pay a tax on the morn
important trade only, and not two taxes, an formerly;
(d) That 'of the surcharge of 40 per cent, ón the amount of the licence of each shop the sum of 20 per cent. was for the Municipal tax, and the other 20 per cent, in lieu of stamping the account-books, as requested by the merchante à kong time ago:
(That a new Regulation for levying taxas would be drawn up shortly, that merchants would be heard on this subject and that they could then propose whatever they think best for their interests.
As soon as the above was 'trauslated to the moeting, the whole assembly manifested great joy, and sach enthusiastic cheering wax indulged in, that the interpreter's voice, at times could not be distinctly heard,
stronger though they did not get many oppor V. R. C. men sticking grimly to their opponents. tunities for shooting at goal, owing to the
The game was fast and for a time fouls were fairly frequent, but the rsforce by penalising the players kopt them within bounds and after the first couple of minutes the playors sattied down to clean play. R. C. Wilehell tried a long shot which wont wide of the goal. Withins for | seconds E. Humphreys gat away from Barras, but not for long, for the V.R.C. crack went in
base & forood Humphreys to try at goal sooner Mr. Lu Cao did not set forth any claim or than he might otherwise have doue, the result make any exactions. He simply regasated that being that Lammert saved asily. Pereira raised the industrial tax on annual profit be abolished, the hope of the V.R.C. men by getting a little alleging that this tax bad erroneously been ahead of Miller, but he was prevented froin got-regarded as a poll far. Ha poisted out that thin tax, far from being a source of revenue to ting one of his favourite throne in and Forbes
abindrance to the leared his goal. There was no scoring up
the Exchequer, would be' till half time.
development of Macao.
The second spell saw the V. R. C. players the stronger, for the pace of the first half bad weakened some of the Corinthians aud they failed to show the same speed which had
characterised the first: half of the game.
A
long shot by H. A. Lammert failed to score, being somewhat slow, and ones more Pereira got away, bot was closely followed by Miller, who prevented him from turning tứ wards gool. In the corner near the Corinthian's goal Miller got the ball, but in his excitement hoped over his head and Persics passed the ball along to H. A. Lammert, who was then right in front of goal. Before E. Humphreys, she was marking Lammert, could get upon bio Laumert had scored. The V. R. C. supporters loudly sheered bis success. Soram bling play followed for awhile, and once or twice the Cornthians looked dangerous, but each time they failed to equalis, being recalled more than onva for fouling. The V.R.C. books were feeding F'ereira as much as possible and eventually ho scored, getting within a few yards of goal. This placed the V. R, C. in front and tea or twelve seconds latter the game ended in favour of the V. R. C. by two goals to nil.
OTHER MATCHES.
8" team. The game was onesided and ended
The 8th Coy. HG.&. played the Middleser
in a win for the former team by 12 goals to mil.
The Royal Hongkong Yacht Club met the | Middlesex "A" tam. This was also like the former game, one sided, ending in favour of the former by seven goals to oue.
TYPHOON FEARS.
The maritine podation was in fenced by the typhoon signals which were displayed yesterday.
As soon as he was informed that he could ggent the above when called on to give bi opinion, before the framing of the new Regula-
tion, be expressed himself satisfied and thanked the president.
hospital, asked leave to speak. On behalf of the Then Mr. Vo-Ov; vas of the Directors of the
Chiness Community, he begged the President to convey to His Exeslloncy the Governor the expression of their sincerest gratitude for så! that His Excellency bed done for their interents. Mr. Vo-On's speech was much applauded,
The mostig has terminsted, everybody retiring in the best possible order. meeting; from whish you will see th tit is very This is exa tly what took place at the said
different from the statemet of your Micae correspondent in his above-mentioned lotter.
Thanking yon in anticipation for the in-or. tion of those lines,
We are, Dear Sir,
Your obedient servants, CARLOS DE MELLO LÉITÃO. C. A. R D'ASSUMPÇÃO, The above letter has the approval of Me.. Consal (teneral Romano.-ED.
A CORRECTION.
(TA TUR EDITOR OF THE "DAILY PRESS.")
China Sugar Refining Company, Limited
Hongkong, 2nd August, 1907. BIR,--We notice in your ialus of this morning" paraginph relating to a theft of sugar which was attempted on Wednesday last at West Point, and as the statements therein contained are inaccurate and wisleading, we would ask you to be good enough to correct them in your next 980,
· Lospos, August 2nd. Eight Emopeans have been mas- 149071108 14.97 sacred at Casu Blanca, Morocco, and 560 others have been captured and are
477,595 now being held as hostages. France for that lingered found they had to pay very 4,001,088
5487.874 has despatched six cruisers to the
2.921.528 1,053,572 24+7847
2.669,174
ACCORDING to the analysis just receive from the statistical department of the Imperial Maritime Castorns, the value of China's import trade (net) for 1906 was jess than in 1905, the respective figures being Tis. 410,270,082 and Tls. 447,100,791. But too much may be made of this decrease, the second in ten years. In 1897 the net value imported was only Tl.. 202,828,625, and except for the easily explainable drop in 1900, there has been a persistent increase until last year. The 1906 decrease is under thirty-seven million tuels, and it is sigui-in, and the well again drained, after which the Nor ficant that of this amount, thirty-two-and-a-people found the water clear and sweet. The half millions were lost to American goods-- news soon spread about and new, it is said, the Germany showing that the boycott had more effect doctor, sahib, is in great favour, and is often than was expected it would have. Other requested to put in the mach feared medicine to countries did not profit by America's loss, clear the wells, thus showing that the fears entertained
A untivo resident of Peshawar gives an inter onting story of how the wellstboro ware cleaned out. He says, the doctor ou coming to a well TAEL VALLE OF THE DILECT IMPORT FROM asked the people if lie wight part medicine in it. They at Gace obj soted, but ailor the doctor bad rensoned, explained sud proais to drink the water himself when the medicine wa pak in, they not over the rfully consented. The par Singapore, Straits, etc... ranganate was then put in and he doctor ful-Dutel Tudies British Tulia filled his promise by drinking some of the water.
Turkey, Persia, Egypt,
Adwz Algaria, etc. When the well was being drained worms and Insecte were found, more permanganato was put Great Britain
Sweden
Denmark
Netherlands
Belgium ..... France........ Spain (including dibraltar) Portugal... Italy. Switzerland.... Austria and Hungary ........... Continent of Europe (Russia
excepted) Russia, European Porta Russia and Siberia by land
frentiero Russia, Pacific Ports.
Philippine elamis
Korea.
Emilio Aguinaldo thinks the coming Philip were quite warranted. They have suffered pines Assembly untimely and to un practical in sympathy, though not to the same porpore. He would not vote for any candidate. extent, The imports from Hongkong fell He would not ero taks out & Dials anti! away to the extent of about three million after the election on July 8 th, le is not is politics. He is now a farmer and it is his taels, which probably represents the local opinion that candidates and the islanders in Americans' loss of turnover during the general are wasting their time in the prepara-Japes (including Formosa) boycott. The imports from Great Britain tions for the legislatura, says the Coblenews, were valued at Tls. 78,738,292 last year, as Aguinable lives in Cavite Viejo, though he epends much tixis in a residence in Malate. against Tls. 86,472,343 in 1905. Germany Speaking to an official a day or two ago ho gained nearly three millions, and France asid that he had no interest in the election, about half a million, excluding Indo-China," The fact is Aguinaldo thinks no good can whenco imports advanced over a million oome of the island parliament, He sees that the tarle. Imports ficu Koree showed a de majority of the candidates to be elected are for independenes and he knows that independ cided falling of due no doubt to the ance is impossible. Therefore he believes that disturbance of political conditions Japan's the assembly will be a waste of time and share of the imports was only slightly less energy better, devota is the cultivation of thun in the previous year, about Tis. Į the land,
4,490,524
14,708,437
113,707
69,042
3,662,427
32,318,742
921,471 50,-472,343 78,738,202
2,058
8,981 18,876
14,846,078 17,310,708
47,049 €2,365
1,489,127 1,352,004
scene,
Cass Bluca is a seaport town on the west coast of Morocón.
REDTEN'S SERVICE.]
GRANT TO LORD CROMER.
Most of the smaller craft bad
sought safety in the usual auchorages, and the
bigh rates for towing. It is reported that one jank had to pay as much as $70 for a tow from the middle of the harbour to the archorage.
We received by the a.s. "Sexta " 2549 biskots and 1646 bagt of which 2343 of the former and 4506 of the latter were daly landed at the East Point Hainery, learing 200 baskets and 30 bags which, coming last out of the steamer, were placed in a separato lighter; it was the contents of this lighter and of this lighter only the theft of which was attempted, and on which the Police with most praiseworthy astuteness laid an embargo, thus defeating the commission of a most daring and impudent robbery.
LTD..
A REVOLUTION IN PATENT LAW.
Mr. G. A. Robertson writes from Bowers croft Road, Clapton:-I think it should by The statamente in your paragraph make it made publio that under the Pateate and Designs appear that the stanzer had in the Brat place Bill, introduced into the House of Commons made a wrong delivery of the suger, and that amonded
by the asading tommittee, it is pra- we had taken no steps to secure our OWA vided that in the event of the goods, the subject | cargo.-We are, dear Sir, Yours faithfully,
JARDINE MATHES N & Co., of the patant, not being manufactured in this country the comptroller shall have power, if the
General Agents, | patent bas been in fores for not less than four years, to make an order revoking the patent. It seems to me that this is one of the most revolutionary proposa's which has yet come before the British Parliament. Our Patent Office has for many years past granted patents and received fees in respect thereof, and if the London correspondent talegraphed involving Bill becomes law the contracts solemnly astared the loss of five liver, occurred on the rosi with patenters are to be entirely set aside, betweon Naples and Caserta. Au automobils Surely this must bring disrepute upon the belonging to the Prince di Poscara was travel. Ching
at a high speed when it swarved from the every other country. I trust that when the Bill comes before the Hons of Lords this viow of the case will be carefully considered and that the Bill will be amanded so as to apply to fatare patents and to these already gmated.
0,654,334 12,504,940 3,811,691 4,281,674 478 → 2,086 2,307 14,547
LONDON, July 31st. 27,075
The House of Commons has voted a graat 43,000 424,704 400,742 1,310,611 2,078,632 of £50,000 to Lord Cromer, by 254/107′ after a heated debate in which the Nation. 31,696,674 30,098,358
1,915,CUR 32,010 alists and Labourites attacked Lord Cromer, 911 especially in connection with the Denshawi 71,1116 521,505 incident. Sir Edward Grey spiritedly de- 1,815,24981,032,366 1,763,701 71,691 fended Lord Cromer. I the House of 825,692 2,384,614 Lords the grant was unanimously agreed
to, after warın eulogies by Lord Ripon and British nation and will cause retaliation read and was dashed with terrifle force against
2,387,651 4,461,738
Canada................ Unite! States of Amoriet
(including Hawaii)...... 79,936,88644,196,200 Mexico and Contral America (including Panama)..... Bouth America. Australia. Now Zealad,
South Africa (including
Mauritius
བས་ ན་ ་ Gross Import from
1,583,747 934,207
13,523 . 0,057
Lord Lansdowne.
THE JAPANESE IN THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON, July 31st. The State Department at Washingtou kas Foreign Countries. 461,181,532 429,200,287 opened negotiations with Mexico with a Re-exported to Foreign
Countries. 14,093,741 18,020,203 view to stopping the influx of Japanese
Net Import from Fore-
ign Countries direct 4$7,100,701 410,270,032 coolies across the border.
into
in
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
The L.G.M. str. Prinz Waldemar 'which left
bere on Saturday the 27th July at 6 p.m. arrived Yokohams on Friday the 2nd August 7... The A.L. str. Forwaerts lett Singapore for
at
TERRIBLE MOTOR ACCIDENT.
ITALIAN PRINCE AND FOUR COMPONI B
The terrible matorcar accident of which our
some rocks. The car was completely wrecked, ad all five occupants were killed, the bodies being terribly mutilated,
The persons killed were the Prince di Pesones, the Duke di Sant Angelo, the Marquis Nun- ziante, the Marquise Carolli Gorini, and the obauffeur, whose name has not yet been ascertain-d.
of Naples has been plunged into mourning by The "Messaggero" states that the aristocracy the terrible dienster. The party was on its way
this port on the 1st August pm, and is lue bodies of the five victims are shockingly burned. to visit the Abbey of Monte Cassino. The here on the 8th Angusta.m.
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