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THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT, To Tux Entrer of the *Ilokanons TraRONAFIL" SIR,heartily agree with your very approv
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a single word having been said about the SIR, Last night about nine o'clock a most dis latter beyond the unsatisfactory reference to graceful row took place at the Hongkong Hotel.it in the Administrator's memorandum. To The acting manager was beastly drunk and be
be able to strut about In all the dignity and baved himself in a most disorderly manner. He glory of a flash uniform, and be styled caplain, gue has taken up the matter in a way that in-power of l'earls: A collection of the most PRINTERS STATIONE seems to me to be a low fellow indeed. I hear lieutenant, &c., has attractions doubtless for the tensifies a natural "misunderstanding "between Popular. Vocal Ducts.
"A WORD OF CAUTION” Hongkong, 18th November, 1883.
vain and weak-minded; and it may also be pleasant for people to develop their muscles # før their own. amusement and the benefit of the Colony," as the gifted leader of the Hongkong Bar so touchingly put it, though I think the less said about the benefit to the Colony the better. It must not be imagined, however, that I am
tion known as "The German Gymnastic Society," It is not only what its name indicates, but it is || represented as a patriotic band of noisy Teutons, whose vociferous demonstrations in song and otherwise, give constant offence to their excitable Gallic neighbors. "The French Patriotic Lea-
the two antagonistic forces. The Germans persist in singing "The Watch on the Rhine,” at public, ables furnished with German wine and beer, and even in boasting of the military superiority of the German over the Frenchman. A Paris journal, the Siecle, refering to the demonstration, declares, in its indignation, that "French courtesy will not
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No one seems to have been in charge of the Hotel, and he had everything his own way. At this stage of the proceedings the smoked Britisher, Brown, made his appearance on the scene, also beastly drunk, and tried to pacify the furious manager, and a better minstrel show you never saw. Matters began to look serious' with those two drunken men having full charge of the Hotel; so much so, that the performance could not go on for some time, and Mr. Dorabjee was sent for. In the meanting, Brown in sulted and blackguarded several genticmen, and threatened to strike the professor, who never said a word to him. I wonder some one did not knock down the drunken bully. A constabic by and bye arrived, and the manager gave himself in charge and walked off with the policeman, and tortunately did not return. Mr. Dorabjee and several of his friends then arrived, and Brown was turned out with the assistance of the police, certainly a nice state of affairs for a first class Hotel. The performance then began, but several of the west end "sports" full of liquor tried their utmost to make themselves disagreeable, passing loud and offensive remarks during the billiard match, although frequently asked to desist. These persons should have known better, several of them holding licenses themselves; and they ought to be forbidden the use of the hotel if they do not know how to behave themselves in good company.
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To rim EnttoR OF THE "EUxoxong Tacks RAYN," SIR, From the glowing account of the billiard exhibitions of Mr. A. P. Rudolphe which have ap- peared in your columns, I made up my mind to have a look at the eminent cueist, and accordingly
ranks, even of Volunteers. On the contrary, esteem them so highly that, like Goldsinith's Citizen-of-the-world, "--even-though - I-knew the Captain was slowed away privately un- der the bed in my sleeping apartment, I would calmly take a dish of my wife's cool tea, and talk of the army with reverence. But why, I would ask, should the question of a separate rifle corps be allowed to stand over, or, in other words, be sticlved, for it practically amounts to this? A rifle comis, I conceive, is the very thing wanted for the Colony, and should even take precedence of an Antillery Corps, which is very good, ho doubt, in its way, but not the one only thing needed for Hongkong. A rifte corps, loo, would attract numbers to its ranks who do not care about going in in this climate for the hard work in volved in big gun drill. By the bye, now that medical examination to test fitness for service in the Volunteers is to be introduced, will the chest measurement required in recruits for the Royal Artillery be exacted in the-Artillery Volun cers? If it be, I fancy a good many of these I saw at the meeting at the City Hall on Thursday evening will scarcely nicet the requirement; if we are to have an Artillery corps, only men of adequate physique should be admitted into the ranks. Hoping to see the implied slur cast on our brave infantry removed by inmic diate steps being taken for the formation of a Volunteer Rifle Corps,
HANNIBAL.
I am, yours, &c.
Hongkong, 18th November; 1882.
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towards his host is an uncouth barbarian, deserv- ing of no respect." There is outspoken severity in this. Referring to the late war between the two countries, it says that Germany may accuse France of frivolity, but the latter will never forget the barbarity of the former. After recounting the the bombardment of Paris, Strasbourg, etc., the affairs of the burning of Bareilles and Chateaudun;
barbarous treatment inflicted upon prisoners; and above all, upon the seizure of Alsace and Lorraine, it adds"; "We have remembered all hospitality and to eat our bread, might do likewise. this, and the Germans who come to solicit our
Escaping from a country where despotism does not even procure prosperity, they seck on the poil work, comfort and freedom." of France, which they so wilfully tore to pieces,
After a caustic arraignment of the "uncouth barbarian," and a vivid setting forth of his mo tive in quitting fatherland to settle in pleasant France, the journal in question continues with something that looks very much like nervous ap- prehension, in this language: We do not object to this. They may enter our factories, our work. shops, to carry away the secret of our manufac tures and to establish in Prussia, or Saxony, a more or less lower competition with our artisans and work-people. We willingly consent. But when, after pillaging and despoiling us--after they come to this Paris to sing the Watch on the Rhine and to threaten us with their armies, we find that they are overstepping every limit." This does give an ungratifying look to German settlement in France. It may be an overdrawn picture. It is written by an ardent Frenchman who concludes his article with a hope that this incident" will cure his country. men of "the mania for wanting to disarm their Government against foreigners.**
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October 30th 1882. Yesterday at 8 am, HE. Li Hung-chang held went down to the Hotel last evening, on pleasure the autum review of the troops drilled by Mr., bent, in the full hope of being electrified by the Snell in foreign style; many foreigners were present. His Excellency was highly pleased, and mance. I must candidly confess that I was complimented Mr. Snell for the pains taken in electrified, but in a very different way from what I drilling the troops since last year; the review Gatling gun have proved a great success. This strumental Music. Particular pains will be taken Having lately Purchased the entire Machinery of the Principal Government Officials, the Lead-
expected; in fact, the most disgraceful scene have ever witnessed in Hongkong took place last night, and my object in writing to you now is that the affair may have the fullest publicity, so that in future such a thing occurring again may le rendered impossible.
The brief facts of the disgraceful 'business are as follows:-Tivo of the employés of the Hotel, Brown, the colored person who is well known as
terminated at 11 am.
improved feed is positive and certain in its action, and enables the gun to be fired at all angles of elevation or depression, and gives it a power and effectiveness not heretofore attained by any other fire-arm. In other words, with this new funprove-
It is reported that Colonel Schmidt is closing for 12,000 Mauser rifles with Li Hung chang on behall of the Korean Government, and some other arms as well as four more torpedo-boats have been ordered from Germany, similar to the two already here.. At the trint held by Li Hungment balls can be fired into the air from the gun chang one went 21 miles, the other tg-miles-per-at the rate of over a thousand per minute, and bour; the fish-torpedoes are out of order, and the gentleman in charge of the torpedo-boats has by giving the gun the required degrees of cleva- been requested to put them in order. His tion, the balls so discharged can be made to fall Excliency. Ise Tungtang has ordered from on men behind entrenched positions at any dis- Buchheister 17 million Winchester cartridges tances, say from 100 to 3,500 yards from the gun. and 1000 Winchester 17-repeaters, and it is said This principle of high angle, or mortar fire, from here that H.E. Li will order a similar quantity."
Yesterday, Mr. M. F. Snishmevoft, the suc machine guns, opens up as it were a new idea in. the science of gunnery at all events furnishes a arrived from Kiachita. Mr. Waeber goes to
new and certain means of destroying, men in en- Peking to relieve General von Butzow. The com- trenched position. It is a fact, well-known to munity, although glad to learn Mr. Wacher's scientific gunmen, that musket balls fired into the promotion, yet regret to lose that gentleman and air descend with sufficient force to penetrate two his lady, who during their stay here have been or four inches of timber, and showers of such balls Gardeners of many improvements-Public Bred from a Gatling gun (by giving the gun pro- Club Amateur Theatre, &c., &c. Li per elevation) would be as effective as if dis- without Hung-chang nway,
it is said, was very pleased when charged directly from the gun at the object pene- avail, as Brown, wishing to vindicate his he learned that Mr. Wacber had been appointed trated. By the use of range-finders and other rights as an Englishman, blackguarded most to relieve General von Butzow; that gentleman incans, distances can be easily determined, and, as stated, by giving the gun certain degrees of other nations under the sun in the foulest post has been sick since his arrival at Peking, which elevation, the balls discharged from it can be compels him to leave for home. The Club here ble language, the French and German nations will entertain Mr. Wacber on the 7th inst. for n made to fall with certainty at the point desired, being particularly anathematised. Brown-evan-facowell...
and as the range of the gun can be maintained tually wound up by attempting to assault Mir.
while it is being fired, a continuous shower of balls can be discharged in the air and rained Rudolphe, who, however, was a mistaken mark, as there
the chief collector, and an individual, who, for the past month, has been acting in place of the quict, respectful manager, Mr. Heaysman, who is at present absent on leave, would appear to have been muddling their brains very "consider.cessor to Mr. C. Waeber, H.IR.M.'s Consul, ably in some way or other, and became very up- marious just before the commencement of the billiard performance, using very bad langu- nge indeed, and interfering with everybody, shree people tried to induce the drunken ruffians to
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Then, the Korean ambassador of the Arsenal, leaves to-day per Hae-an for Korea via Chefoo;
it is said that the remaining students will also re-down, as it were, on the heads of men behind
be little doubt that, tum to Korea before the winter sets in. can
ordinary breast-works. The foregoing results had the time and place been fluing, the plucky. General Wu Chang-ching's troops are to leave can be easily attained by the intelligent use of little Professor would have given Brown more Seoul, and Manchurian troops are to be stationed the Gatling gun as now constructed. The lock than he bargained for in a very short space of there. Wu's troops go to Tungchow; the Hee-mechanism of the gun has also been greatly im ting and Haeshin went to Newchwang to take
time. Brown's next outrage was on two of the troops-from-there-back to Hankow, most respected members of society in this City; men against whom it would be wrong to say a hard word, as they are both well known for their uprightness and fair dealing. The language used against one of these gentlemen was of such a coarse character that in some places I bave been in would have subjected the foul-mouthed blackguard to half an ounce of lead, which, he richly deserved. While the "unbleached Eng
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The China Merchants' S. N. Co. will begin to run steamers to Korea in the spring. Mr. Tong King-sing will visit Korea first. Five ponts are to be opened to trade in Koren.
The French Minister, it is said, will leave Peking on the 15th November.
November 2nd. well and has told them all inside the Palace by Kwang-ta-jén, whom Dr. Dudgeon attended, is whom he has been cured. Prince Kung is some what better; the reason he does not call in foreign help is that, like Kwang before, he fears the kaffe. We have been without steamere the last three
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a choice specimen of mixed blackguardism in Viceroy, and that Liu will relicye him of the Dutch and broken English, greatly to the disgust office, of all present.
A constable was eventually brought on the scene to quell the riot, and the so-called manager of the Hotel gave himself in charge of the pro- tector of the pence" and was marched outside. Mr. Dorabjec was brought from his quarters and soon settled Brown's hash, that misguided in- dividual blubbering like a whipped child, when told by his employer to quit the establishment for good, a similar notice having been tehdered
3rd November. Some days ago I mentioned that the banker Hoo Sing-an had invested Tis. 200,000 in the Copper mines at Shun li-foo, to the southwest of this on the borders of Shanse, and that Sung Fa-kwa, formerly foreign wei yuen of the Customs Taotai, went there as superintendent.
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