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THE FRIEND OF CHINA AND HONGKONG GAZETTE.
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barians does the spectacle become.
it was
rightful kind of death, and it was only by way of heir turn, treat their Iroquois prisoners with the
same cruelty The Early Seruit Missions in North America.
VENTILATION OF GA. There is an amendment in the use of gas, by the way, of very general requirement, which may here be noted down while we think of it. Indeed, we have already done so in more instances than one, but the importance and general want of such an amendment induces us here to repeat the obvious sugges. tion that means for the proper ventilation of the injurious products generated in the burning of gas within doors ought to be insisted on, and provided, either by the 'force of public enlightenment on the subject, or of legislative enactment itself in course of the proposed amendments. Gas burners consume the vital air no less than human lungs, and we are at this moment in as lamentably defective and abori giual a state of progress with respect to the ventilation of the deleterious products of gas burning as our aboriginal progenitors were with respect to the ventilation of their domestic hearths while chimneys were unknowa.-The Builder.
Private
SHIPPING IN CHINA G.palinues.
ToAr Masters.
Horkekong
850 Contes
121d Lənk
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520 Stewart 272 Barley.
(Am) slip
barque
Rare, barque
orae, bing
Warlock brig Aurora schooner Lord Amliers, Bhin Mahamoegen, darque Royalist, schooner t Harlequin, orle Louise, bargu
William, brig Anita, brig Vixen, sehooner Amazon, ship. Black Dog, schooner
lown, brig Corcyra, brig Coreşir, brig Dido, schooner
William Hughes, brig William IV. barque Hellas, schooner Spec, schooner
SAMBLIDAN. Anglona, schooner Boxer, hermaphrodite Dart, sobooner Don Juan, schooner Antelope, brig Caynga, brig towquo, ship Joshua Bates, ship SPANISHE Aurora, schooner Sil, brig San Benito, brig Bella Bilbaino, barque
FRENCE.
THE FAMILY OF LOGS PHILLIPPE. The following graphic account is an ex- tract from a letter written by a young lady, during her temporary residance in Paris, to a friend in this country We were at one of the King's presentations at the hich we tely for the pre-Tuileries on Tuesday Inst. There were upwards of 4000 people. We enjoyed ace secure and com. burselves very much it was a beautiful sight, the rooms are so fine, and were He so beautifully lighted. The old King was the first to make his appearance. arn see the visible and.
looks such a venerable good old man. He spoke a few words to our party. He is which we might indeed be.
so very affable. Then came the Queen, who
ueen who inoked handsome, and seems most ohmakaters and sedlars, but could nerer
anlable. She was leaning on the arm of the Duchess de Afontpansier, who is only kno
n high glories or reponsibilities of empire, just married to her youngest son. She is only fourteen, but looks sixteen at least: Emily Jane, ship An incident which ilustrates the hardness of an
she is so very pretty. Then, when the Queen and the Infanta had passed, the Folkstone, ship English soldier's life and the retributive gratitude Duchess of Nemours came, with one of her dames d'honeur. She is the most beau-Masden, barque
Snipe, brig of his countrymen has just occurred. On the 6thful of the Queen's daughters-in-law And then the Duchess d'Aumale came. of this month the 318 Regiment disembarked at She is it so handsome as the other Royal ladies, nor is she of so august a presence. Time, schooner Gravese
after A service of 21 years to India The Princess de Joinville is very graceful and lady-like. All the young Duchesses were dressed in pink velvet, with very rich lace flounces, and with head-dresses of Of the
Officers who went out, only two have re diamonds. They looked like four sisters. When the Duchesses left, all the Dukes of the turned
private soldiers, it is probable that not
came. The Duke of Nemours is very handsome, and the Duke de Montpensier thirty of those who embarked in the year 1825 are
he is so very gay-laughs and talks to every one. We were very much disappointTernate, bargue Dow in the regiment. In suco a length of time, ed at not seeing the Duchess of Orleaus and the Comte de Paris," change of climate and absence co their worst. The soldier, condemned to an exile which the military resources of his country,
ntry do not slow to be curtailed, is made more susceptible of thsease by dispondency. With the long-deferred hope of visiting England at Jagt languishes the energy which had kept him alive; be droops he dies. Thus gradually, man by nan are those masses of ralour and enthusiasm mown donp which left England in the flush of hope and the booyancy of youth. But it was not climate mor time that alone spread death through the ranks of the 31st. They had already seen a period of service three times as long as that which is exacted from the Prussian soldiers, without the opportunity of earning anything beyond the praise of having performed an obscure and inevitable duty with fidelity. But it was not for this that they were welcomed by applauding shouts when they landed in England; it was not the recollection of a com mon and routine virtue that thrilled in the hearts of the thousands who met and escorted the regiment. aid repeated acclamations, to Chatham." It was the memory of the hard fought battles of the Sutlej, Kindled afresh by the sight the trophies which the victors had brought home. Four standards, one won from the field of Ferozeshah, one from Aliwal, and two from Sobraon, reminded the spec tators how well the glory of England had been preserved by her soldiers in the far East. Bul 10ore deeply touching than the sight of spoil or trophy were the old colours of the regiment, forn to sbreds by the arrowy sleet of grape-shot, but carried through the thickest of the carnage, and up to the muzzles of the Sikh.runs, by officers whose life-blood was shed in their defence. Such a consummation-as far as the greatness of achiere. ments is concerned-compensates for the long and tedious inactivity which preceded it. This is one side of the picture. Let us now turn to the others, less cheering by far. It is not in the nature of right- thinking men to disconnect important services from those by whom they were conferred. Nor should blast to do. U he 70s wound good men would at
733 men two officers which the 81st carried into action at Moodkee twenty-eight officers and upwards of 500 men were among the killed and wounded. Of the latter how znany will be able to rejoin their ranks? Of those
May.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
A T
ARRIVALS.
HONGKONG.
11, Psyche, Wilson, from Lookong, 4th May.
H. C. M.. S. La Gloire H. C. M. S. Victorieuse L'Orient, ship
SWEDISH,
Consignee.
ardine. Maiheun, and.co. JA. Olding, P.& 0.00% Agent
Dent and co.
Jardine, Matheson and Co.
760 Endicott, J.B.Russell and co. 377 Jamieson
350 Folly
379 Lungley
210 Casulla
80 Warren.
153mardon
380 Wall 217 Wilson
287 Maony
33
Namo
Amoy
103 Phelps
328 Zabell
297 Mila
141 Perkins
Chinahew 292 Martin
272 Wondrow
133 Roper
Foo-c-foo 219 Hely
105 Roope
Woosung 442 Cleverly
170 Deane 144 D'Bussche
183 Baird
172 Cossella
35 Wix
427 Wade
burrow end eo.
D. Ba88oon Sons and en. Augustine Heard and cu Gilman and co.
tomasjes Sapoorjce Leagrah D. & M. Rustomjee and co, Lindsey and ca.
Pestonjee Franjec Cams and cu
Don and co.
Gilman and co..
Dant and co.
Jafne, Matheson and ca.
Sime, Mair and co. Jardine, Matheson and co Dent and co., Gilmad.and.co.
Deat and co. Jardine, Matheson and co Maericar and co,
D. Sassoon Sone and co. P. & D N. Cama and co. Gilman, Bowman and co D&M. Rustomjee and co. Turner and co.
Dent and co.
Jardine, Matheson and co. Cowasjes Sapoorjce Laugrah,
198 Endicott, W. Augustine Heard and co,
406 Forbes
230 Chape
2
156, Lacy
"
21 Roundy
33
Lookong 208 Guizell
105 Allen
11
279 Priestman
"
194 Thompson
106 Marvin 150||
Woosung
C'moon Whampoa
150 Porter 128 Hamilton 372 Waikins 15431arback
Palmer
Stoddard
Orála.
"
Amoy
€
Macao
200 Gonzales [Hongkong) 403 Gestor
Macao
1924
50 Grans 20 Guine
Cazalie
Marrow and.co.
Russell and co.
Lindsay and co.
Jardine, Matheson and co.
P.F. Cama and co.
Dent and co...
Russell and Co.
God. F. Hubertson. Augustine Heard and co. Augustine Heard and co. Russell and co.
Do
Da Nye, Parkin and ca,
James Tait,
Do.
JY Jorge. Gilman and co.
Captain Laprirre.
Captain R. de Genville:
A Durran, z.
John, brig
BxLLL
Vishnu, brig
Elizabeth, barque
Namoa
Amoy
Osterberg
Jardine, Matheson and co.
Haberbier
Burd, Lange and co.
PRUSSLAN
Hongkong
BEMEA, Johanna æsar, brig
Chicas,
Macao
Argo, schooner
Jazer Schutt
Blberfeld
Whampoa 973 atorică
Widiam Pustan and co. Kennedy, Macgregor and co,
Nye, Perkin and co.
Rawle Duas and co
12, Red Rover. Oliver, from Calcuttan, 6th April, & Singapore, 26th April. Preussische Adier, ship 12, Wischief, White, from Singapore, 25th April. 12, Kelpie. Bellamy, from Cumsingmoon. 13, Petrel, Hadley, from Whampoa. 13, Dido, Muller, from Whampoa, 13, Corsair, (Str.) Soames, from Canton, 14, Gazelle, Anderson, from East Coast. May.
10, Mischief, White, from Calcutta.
May.
AT MACAO.
PASSENGER,-Per Red Rover, Mr S. Penfold,
DEPARTURES.
が
FROM HONGKONG.
11, Tuania, Anson, Port Phillip. - 13, Payche, Wilson, Whampoa. 13, Flocono. (Sp.) Rionda, Manila. 14, Petrel, Hadley, Camsingmoon 14. Corsair, [Str] Soames, Cumsigmen.
May.
FROM WHEN FOA.
5. Cygnet, (Am.) Snow, New York.
8, Arun, Houston, London,
- Blair, Mordy, Sydney.
The Daniel Watson, reports the arrival of the Brig Linnet from Hongkong Sydney, on 19th March last.
who are disabled, wint is the prospective condition? H. M Steamer Vulturo,
SHIPPING IN CHIKA.
VESSELS OF" WAR,
Hongkong.
Stip Alligator
Ship Minden
Drag Ringdove,
Bloop Scout
Woosung. Canton.
11 C. Sweater Pluto
A moy.
The question should not be asked. If we are thankful-as we are-for great victories, not only on account of the acquisitions which they procure, but also of the strong and poble qualities which they develope-if we exulta the contemplation of. M. Bng Childers
on all leboar--the Burely we cannot that defies alt danger, and energy which
Brig Espiegls
Ships.
BRITISH Anonyme, ng Dido, brig
grudge to those who have fought, bled, and con quered for us, the subsistence which their self. devotion makes it impossible they should earn for themselves
We will not allow ourselves to believe that a caso recorded in the police reports truly describes the situation to which the wounded English soldier is reduced. We know indeed. that a long time of service is preserved, preliminary Daniel 47, brig to the receipt of an ordinary pension. But we trast pon Quixote, barque. that woorde received in battle are deemed sufficient | Denia, schooner whereon to ground extraordinary rewards; and that men crippled at Moodkee or Aliwal will not be turned adrift upon the cold charity of our work. houses, or the stray pillage of our inons. This is
which past services are too easily for gotten in the conflict of present claims, and old
an age
rawn aside in the tumultuous competition. dates BU) to the aridy the State evolves
Gezeling seooner Kelpro rehaber Lynx, hermaphrodite «Misrmel, schooner
Nymph, brig Omegn, brigablin Red Rover, barque
Sarahp brig
Br Biogepurar schooner
Bierlingenmaphrodite
Buns
Hospital
Store
16 Guna 16 Guns 4Guns 36 Guns 12 Ghip's
MERCHANT VESSELS.
Tong Musters.
LOB
domas
Anderson 10 Bellainy 157 Currieron
270 anders
airing
tuon
Capusin John Macdougall, Fector Bankier. Marler-Comding, J. N. King. Commander W. J. C. Clifford. Commander W, Loring, Lieut, Comding Q.T.Airey,B Commander J.C. Pitman. Commander T. P. Thompson.
Consigners.
Jardine, Matheson and Co,
Gjinian and co
Landssy and co.
Jardino, Matheson and co.
Dent and co
Jardine, Matheson and co. Master and Ohara, Captain Quarterori
Bush and co. Dent and co. Jardineitheson Bid co Jardine Matheson and co Jardine, Matheson was co Pest Badenoch. Esplain Burley
ordine Matheson and Co
BeVidar and cau Rant Dous and co.
120001 di bider.
Macricar End Co.
eliten arisen, #Denk Bad cre
VESSELS LOADING.
FOR BOMBAY,Ardaseer Mor.
CALCUTTA, Antelope, Dido, Mischief.
ENGLAND,-A Canton, Humayoon, Isabella, John Christian, Win Stewart,
At Shanghai, Falcon, Chieftain.
MANILA, AI Hongkong-Bella Bilbaino-47 Amoy, —Aurora, Si!. SHANGEAL-Elizabeth, Torrington, Zoe, Don Juan
VESSELS EXPECTED.
FROM LONDON,
Nov. 4, Romeo, 590, Legg, Hongkong,
ria Ceylon.
73
6, Sibella, 721, Coleman, Hongkong
31
13, Minerva, 907. Clinch, Hongkong,
14, Castle Eden, 930, Baker, Hongkong,
3+
14, Lady Brougham,
16, Arabia, 369, Brown, Hongkong.
Dec. 6, Symmetry.
25, Susannah, 541, Lukey, Hongkong.
Jan. 9, Wanderer, 433, Priest, Hongkong.
11, Mid Lothian, 441, Fyall, Hongkong.
19
19, Ann.
Feb. 4, Mohawk, 442, Morrison, Hongkong.
Reported. Elizabeth, Fortescue, Hugh Walker, Helena, Vanguard.
Oct. 2. Sobraon, 279,
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Nicol
Shanghai,
Dec. 23, Chatham, 354, Ballantine, Flongkong 24, Frances Burn, 261, French, Shanghae.
24, Sarah Tretman, 305, Brown, Hongkong.
26, Euphrates, 61 Gifford, Hongkong, via Bombay,
Jan. 7. Sita, 455, Hogg, Hongkong.
19, Selina, 316, Hewett, Hongkong.
Feb. 10, Gwalior, 404 Edwards, Hongkong,
12, J. Garnett, 447, Davis Shangnai
.12
13, Lanercost, 318, Gibeon, Hongkong-
18, Litherland 305, Fee, Shanghai.
16. Ariel, 661, King, Conton.
10, Champion, 225, Morrish, Shanghai,
Reported-Berhampore, Confucius, Duncan, Emma, Hope, John Herten,
Margaret, Martha, Mary Sparks, Monarch, Now Margare Richard Cobden, Saghalien, 8. Johony, Wm. Prowse.
FROM NEWPORT
Nov. 16, Achilles, 449, Thomson,
29 Amy Robsay!
FROM BOUTHAMPTON, Feb, 15. Steamer Polin Smith.
(3)
16 Steamer Pottinger, Cooper
Reported --Maggie.
FROM AKARALIA
Reported, — Ernaud, Eris, Jn
Feb 28 Earl of Clare
Moombaruck, Gem,
wald, Prince Albert, Rob Roy, Catharisa Maria (Del)
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