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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY MARCH 28, 1883.

TELEGRAMS.

LONDON, March 17th. "SERIOUS TROUBLES EXPECTED, AT THE CAPE

The Cape Government has decided to act vigorously in, Tembüland as serious troubles are

fcared.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The Hongkong Choral Society has arranged to give an invitation Concert in the St. Andrew's Hall, City Hall, on Friday, April 6th, at 9 p. THE Gennan corvette Sfosch went up the Can- ton River yesterday moming. She will probably lie at anchor off the Bogue Forts for the next eight days, to clean her bottom in the fresh water.

AN Emergency Lodge of St. John, No. 518, S.C., will be held in Freemasons Hall, Zetland Street, en Friday, the 30th inst, at 8 for 8,30 p.m. pre- cisely. Visiting brethem will be made cordially welcome....

Tix Boys Athletic Sports were commenced in favorable weather on the Cricket Ground this aftemoon, and are still proceeding as wo go to press. Our usual detailed report will appear in to-morrow's issue.

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IT is rumoured, says the Army and Navy Ga. ff, that several Continental Naval Powers, who have for the last six or eight years been building their own torpedo boats, will shortly place some good orders, with our well-known English builders, who will, however, do well to remember that these vessels will be used as patterns" by foreign firms, though ordered by Government.

THE manufacture of guns at Woolwich seems to be father a lightning-like performance according to THE four Portuguese lads who were charged at oreofthe Indian officers who lately visited London, the Police Court yesterday with having aanted and who has been writing an account of the a Chinese hawker on Saturday last, were again wonders he observed. He says, "On the 23rd brought before Mr. Wodehouse this morning,we went to Woolwich Arsenal by rail and boat. In one moment (yek dam)-this is not bad language, gentle reader, but simply the native tongue-they make a gun," Such a rate of speed in the manufacture of ordnance is appalling, but doubtless it was a "minute gun" the Indian

when the case was dismissed.

We are informed by the Agents (Messrs. Gibby Livingston & Co.), that, the Eastern and Aus- before proceeding to sea.

tralian Steamship Co.'s steamer formuir left Port Darwin for Hongkong on the 27th instant, SAYS the Foochow Herald of the aand inst.and is due here on or about the 6th April. WATER S. During the severe wind on Tuesday afternoon last, a Chinese passenger boat, on its passage between Foochow and Pagoda Anchorage, was suddenly capsized and thirty-seven out of forty

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PATRICK SHAW, a Scotsman, and George Dea- con, a native of England, were brought before Capt. Thomsett at the Police Court this morning on a charge of having deserted from H.M.S. Espiegle at Sydney, New South Wales, on the 7th of January. The men, who had given them

saw,

IT appears to us that there is a good deal of public money being wasted unnecessarily in widening Garden Road from the Horse Repos- Story to St. Joseph's Chapel. So far as we can see, there is no necessity whatever for any such alterations as are being now carried out." Garden

THE trial of Mr. William O'Brien, M.P., on a charge of acditious libel, ended on Feb, toth in a disagreement of the jury, and they were dis- charged. As soon as the news of the result of the trial reached London Mr. Parnell despatched the following telegram to the new member for Mallow: "I congratulate you most heartily upon your virtual acquittal, which is of the utmost importance to the cause of freedom of speech and writing in Ireland." Pr THE German Admiralty have supplied the Hotchkiss machine-gun to their vessels in the following proportion Ironclads and large car vettes, six guns cach; sloops and gun-vessels, four each and gunboats, one to four each, ac cording to size and class. The arm adopted by the German Government is the 37-millimetre revolving cannon, both the German Admiralty and War Office preferring shell to the small solid projectile in use in our Navy, In fact, since the failure of the French Montigny in 18yo, the Ger- mans have an utter contempt for all kinds of mitrailleuses.

THR Army and Navy Gazette anys-The Admiralty would do well to explain why Com mander W. F. S. Mann, who was appointed to the Beacon on August 7th, 1882, and who was walking on Southsen Beach on the day the battle of Tel-cl-Kebir was fought, has been granted the 3rd Class of the Medjidie; and also, nɔ we have before asked, why Lieutenant E. G. Festing, appointed to the Decay on August 7th; has been granted the 4th Class of the Osmanleh? These officers were not present during the war, yet have been decorated by the Khedive, through Admiralty selection, while officers who really have rendered good service both to Egypt and to England, bave been passed, over, being even refused field allowance when landed for duty.

Says the Japan drail of the 10th inst... News from Shanghai is to the effect that in obedience to a telegram from His Excellency Li Hung Chang, the Korean Special Mission was to start for Tientsin on Sunday, the 3rd instant. Both politically and financially the results of this Mis- CAPTAIN John Abbott of the British barque sion, so far as Shanghai is concemed, were wil, Star Queen charged seven coolies, who had its members even failed in their endeavour to been employed on board his vessel, at the Ma induce some foreign firms to set up establish. gistracy this morning, with having made a slight ments at Fusan before the ratifications of the first mistake yesterday as to the racaning of the treaty are exchanged.. Nobody could be tempted sandalwood valued at right to import and export certain goods duty free couple of pieces of sa and $5 respectively. After leaving work, In Tientsin the business of the Mission, will be the wood by some strange mischance got In with the Superintendent of Trade, with whom, side the coolie's clothes where it was spotted" amour mys, they propose to negotiate a loan of by the eagle eye of the jolly bo'san of 2,300,000 dollars. The money is expected to come the Star Queen. The Chinese gentlemen on from the coffers of the China Merchants Stcam being interrogated by Captain' Thomacit, said Navigation Company, in which case another, and that the pieces of wood were so small that they a very strong, rivet will be added to the chain by took them because they thought they were of which Korea is gradually · getting bound to no, value. This yarn was rather too thin China's fects. We learn also, but cannot vouch for an old salt like the Captain, and as for the fact, that the Korean Government are the enterprising pilferers were not in a position willing to make new treaties with Western Pow to enrich the government exchequer, to the tune er, adding the privileges of travelling in the ine of ten dollars each, they were at once handed interior for business purposes, and taking part in the cabotage to the concessions already made. for the next three months they can truthfully con Ang reduction of the import tariff is, howershy declared to be out of the question, and haylor regard to the unfavorable reports on this subject sider themselves in the government service, A HOME paper states the Captain J. C. a very interesting and useful paper the other

THE SHANGHAI PHARMACY, H.M.S. Vigilant, with Admiral Willes and the Captains of all Her Majesty's ships in port on board, left the harbour this morning through the selves up to the police, admitted the charge and Road is already quite wide enough for all the terms, meum, and ixum with regard to to risk his dollars by an offer of land or of the Ly-ce-moon. Pass. The Audacions is out at the case was remanded until the 4th April to al-traffic of the neighbourhood. We do not say that low the Naval authorities to be communicated the road might not be greatly improved, and we Mirs Bay for the purpose of trying some very with.

at once admit that the alterations now in hand interesting torpedo experiments, in addition to

will be a great improvement, but we do say most the usual target practice, and the Commander-

emphatically that the money applied to a work in-Chief has gone out to direct operations. The

which is not required, might with manifest ad Vigilant will probably return to her moorings

vantage have been spent in effecting much needed alterations and repairs to thoroughfares in other parts of the colony. Mr. Price is no doubt an energetic Surveyor General, but he also a most expensive one.

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By a special ukase, signed by the Emperor, of Russia on New Year's Day (Old Style), the pay of most of the officials connected with the Naval service at Cronstadt has been raised from 10 10 50 per cent, while the pay of a large number of SAVS the Hampshire Telegraph of February 14th-The Sapphire's stability did not satisfy subordinate officers has been doubled. Although rumours of the intention of the Government had the officer from the Admiralty, who inclined her

been prevalent some time, the measure was, to a a week or two since, and consequently she was taken into the basin at Keyham on Saturday, large extent, unexpected, and consequently when SECRET nocieties always have more or less at a special courier arrived with the order and the traction for youth, especially those who may have where she is to ship 30 tons of iron bal- last. This is to be stowed in the screw alley Goremor announced it at once, universal jubil-read "Quintin Matscys," A young glover's apto Mr. flayward's model establishment, where, Communications intended for publication-mustand underneath the coal boxer in the bunkeration prevailed throughout Cronstadt the rest of prentice living at Prague, joined a secret society

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passage. It is then believed the stability of the ship will be assured. The present arrangements are that the Sapphire is to start on Sunday next for the China Station to relieve the Encounter. The London Gazetie of the 13th ulto, announ- ces that the Queen has signified her intention to confer the Victoria Cross upon Lieutenant Wil- liam Mordaunt Marsh Edwardı, 2nd Battalion

Highland Light Infantry, for conspicuous bravery displayed by him during the battle of Tel-el-Kebir, in leading a party of Highland Light Infantry to

storm a redoubt. Lieutenant Edwards, who was

the day.

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submitted by the Chambers of Commerce of

composed of apprentices, more terrible even than. MR. MAXWELL HERON, late Commander of Her that of which Simon Tappertit was a shining light. Majesty's ship Clyde, on whom a Court-martial It is not exactly clear what the objects sought to was held at Portsmouth in December last, bas, be achieved by this band of conspirators were, Colomb, late of the Royal Marine Artillery, read Hongkong, Shanghai, and Yokohama,, it seema the Morning Post says, submitted to the Lords but assassination seems to have formed an im af the Admiralty a sworn statement of facts and portant part of the scheme, and it fell to the lot week at the Royal United Service Institution ont will be ratified. Meanwhile, the organization of circumstances bearing on the case, with a view of the young glover to assassinate a police direc- the subject of "The Use and Application of the the Korean Customs is proceeded withy and it f

of inducing their Lordships to reconsider it. The application' has, however, been refused, and Mr. Maxwell Heron intends, we understand, to make the statement public, and also to have the case brought under the notice of the House of Com;

Commander of the Clyde in a brother of Sir

tor or himself be shot. Not daring to face either alternative, he wrote a despairing letter to his mother, and hung himself in his bedroom. In the meanwhile the police director in question is doing his best to trace out the promising band

young man belonged.

more than doubtful whether the English treaty

the services of some foreigners for the principal posts,

expected that steps will soon be taken to procure

Marines, Past, Present, and Future," in which he deprecated, very justly, the practice which has grown up of late years of regarding the Marines as forming one of the main elements The Marines in of the standing. Reserver. ments in our present active service, and cerThat pint of beer" which do not over-stimulate talply while we use at least half the force con does not invariably lead to an early and die

THE Daily News says—Out own temperance"

in advance of his party, with great gallantrymans at the earliest possible moment. The late of young savages to which this unfortunate point of fact are one of the strongest ele tracts are a rather onesided form of literature.

rushed alone into the battery, killed the artillery

scribers in the central districts who do not receive officer in charge, and was himself knocked down John Maxwell Heron-Maxwell, member for A.SOCIETY journal tells the following amusing stantly afloat," and the other half forming a honoured grave. Perhaps we ought to make the

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The Honghong Telegraph

HONGKONG, Wednesday, March 28, 1883.

by a gunner with a ramrod, and only rescued by the timely arrival of three men of his regiment. WE (Foochow Herald) regret to find that the Seamen's Church at Pagoda Anchorage is in such

and floods, as to necessitate the calling of

a dilapidated condition, occasioned by storms

public meeting to take into consideration the question of repairs. The meeting is convened for Monday next the 26th instant, and we hope to be eventually in a position to report that the necessary repairs have been effected. Although the still we feel sure that the Pagoda community would not, desire to see their holy edifice go to utter ruin, or the graves, in which they have be- held beloved ones" quietly inurned," exposed to the ravages of the natives, and the violence of the elements, for the want of a substantial wall to surround the premises.

Church cannot boast of very large congregations,

Kirkcudbrightshire.

As we (Sportsman) bave said before, we have nothing to do with politics. We do not under stand them, and we are heartily thankful that Providence has brought us to this state of salva- tion. Politics are evidently perplexing things, We wished, for instance, to learn something of the reception of Celeways in Zululand. We turn to our morning papers and are confronted with the following two readings of Zulu public opinion, presented simultaneously to the English reader by correspondents in Natal:

Tintes.

Daily News.

story:-The late Duke of A—was dining at a Highland anniversary dinner in full kilt dress, with his piper behind him. At dessert a very handsome and valuable snuff-box belonging to one of the guests was handed round. When the time came to return it to its owner, this snuff-box could nowhere be discovered. A search was made for it, but it could not be found. The duke was especially anxious about it, but with no result On the anniversary coming round he again donned the kilt-which he had not worn in the meantime for the annual dinner. As he was

dressing he happened to put his hand into his The Zulus to a man sporran, and there, to his astonishment, found the are rejoiced at Cete-box which had been lost at the last year's dinner wayo's return, and the

He turned to his piper and said, "Why, this is King's influence over them is as great as the snuff box we were all looking for; did you not see me put it away in my spormin?" "Yes, your grace," replied the piper, "I did, but I thocht ye wushed to keep it?!

All that transpires concerning the Inci. dents of the restoration of Cetewayo shows that his prestige is effectu- ally destroyed. Now, which of these two is the I-, legitimate

`story, we mean?

ever.

portion of the garrison of our three most import ant seaport towns, it would be futile to call them a reserve force. To do so is in reality to count them twice over. Captain Colomb's principal proposal is that they should be utilised to form the crews of our mastiems ironclads, that they abbind be changed frequently, and ther that the whole corps should be kept in a state of efficiency for service afloat. By this means he would make the Marines an efficient reserve of Sighting men in war, and would provide a force of trained artillery and a body of infantry for anned mer-

same allowances for the Chinese temperance tracts which have lately been translated, and are published, pictures and all, by Messrs. Parte warn his countrymen against strong against oplum, smoking. The frit the Chinese version of the "Rake's represents Ah Sin taking his first pipe. He wood couch, though it is brown in the picture

and - Co-The Chinese" moralist

realines" on "what is called "a costly black

that is mere detail. The infaid, marble chant steamers. He would also plant them out, cleverly rendered,"He tries oplum for a pastime as garsons for the minor seaports, and use them and does not seem to like it. In the as a nucleus for local colonial forces second picture he is found out, and, being under Ir must be a highly unpleasant thing, remarks He kneels before the good old man,

Bedak for the pairia potestas, he is scolded by his father. you can a home contemporary, to return home and find see by his face that he is not oneself classed and written down as dead; in In fact, he has his eye on his fact, to be looked upon officially and privately as making off, with the a nasty unpleasant corpse. This experience has, however, fallen to the lot of a private in the Marines who was engaged in the Egyptian campaign. He was wounded in the chest by a splinter of a shell at Tel-el-Kebir, and left

From this place he was sent, with a number,

third picture, ainst he has who, attired in red and green, pla instrument, perhaps a Cibern He next sells his real, property, used the pipe for a genteel pastin one expect of a man who seeks the society of musicians The degraded wretch now smoken

home.

What can

Irritated by her beats her with a bamboo a

loses his

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ere: moral is

be res wever;}

It is not a little surprising, says the San Francisco Alla, that the proposition to pass a bill at this session of the Legislature to license gambling, should elicit approving comments. It is only to be accounted for on the hypothesis that some people are always anxious for a change, and care little what the change is. Il gambling were legal, these persons who are now willing to make it so, would be among the first to try to bring it under the A cORRESPONDENT of the Daily Newrat Cannes

MR. CHUN ASAI, constructor of pedal ornaments, "THE Grand Old Buffs will, we understand, ban of the law. The only argument of sends an account of an interview which M. evidently is not a believer in the old saying that hold an athletic meeting on the Racecourse in which the case will admit in favor Clémenceau, the leader of the French Radicals there's nothing like leather. Mr. Chun Asai the course of a week or two. This is unquestion. of licensing gambling is the old one, in the Chamber, has had with Mr. Gladstone at infinitely prefers silver, and doubtless he is not ably a step in the right direction; a departure that the laws against it are not enforced. the Chateau Scott. In the course of conversation singular in that respect. However, this preference from the old fashioned and fossilised order of on the field for dead. He was, however, found, It is true they are not as efficiently enforced, the subject of decentralination was touched upon for the precious metal was the means of bringing things, so closely identified with the colony's and attended to by the Hospital Army Corps Mr. Gladstone, addressing M. Clémenceau with the worthless shoemaker before the police magis existence, that meriis commendation, and may and subsequently removed to Cairo. When the as they should be, but it cannot be ad- intense carnestness, said: "The curse of Ireland trate this morning, on a charge of having stolen a lead to beneficial results in various ways. We roll of his company was called he was missing. mitted that this is a sufficient argument for has been centralisation. What I hope and desire, silver bangle from the foot of a child in the public. shall have an opportunity of discussing the and his name Included In the list of dead, the repeal of the law, for if that test should what I labour for, and have above all things at rect. Inthecourse ofhis peregrinations yesterday programme of "The Buffs" sports, at another Quito Ignorant of this fact, the wounded hero be applied to the whole statute book the heart, is to decentralise administrative authority Mr. Chun Asni noticed this child playing in the time; in the meantime we are glad to see the recovered strength, and was forwarded to Malta. laws that would not be obliterated are few there. We have disestablished the Church, re-street, and was greatly struck with the beauty first step taken towards the very laudable other convalescents, to England, and so on to and far between. The law against gam.lieved the tenant' class of many grievances we of the silver ornament she wore on one of her purpose of making the Racecourse, what it bling is like that providing penalties for are now trying to produce a state of things which tiny ancles. Mr. Chun Asai is covetous; be la is in every respect ited to become, the public Chatham. On arriving there he was suprised to theft. Neither is always enforced, but the will make the humblest Irishman realise that he likewise artful. He made friends with the child recreation ground of the colony. Government find that no one seemed very anxious to see hlut instances in which they are enforced a governing agency, and that the Government by means of some cakes, and then under the has apparently a great deal of money to spend One pay-day he applied for his cash, but discov exercise a certain degree of deterrent is to be carried on by him and for him."

pretence of admiring the bangle induced the on official "fade"; we shall shortly see whether ered that he had been marked off as dead. The effect, and that is so much clear gain. ACCORDING to the Garette the following charters little one to allow him to take it off her foot. any public funds will be forthcoming for the officials were not disposed to alter thin

were the returns saying he was Nobody can make a sensible man be- were effected in Amey during the fortnight ended After securing his plunder the wily Chun attempt public benefit in transforming what is at present

was not dead he certainly ought to be a useless and not particularly healthy marsh into lieve that there would be less gambling the 20th inst.:-Omega, 12,000 peculs, Takso to ed to beat a rapid retreat; but the fates were If it were not prohibited, nor would its Melbourne, private terms: Ceres, 11,600 peculs, against him. His little game had been "spotted," a recreation ground worthy of Hongkong. What Takao to Melbourne, private terms; Tetuan, and he was unceremoniously collared and handed does the honourable the Surveyor-Generat effect be less demoralizing and vicious, 17,000 peculi, Cheloo to Amoy, as lay days, 15 over to a lukong who escorted him to the Central To say that if gambling were made free cents per pecul; Guiding Star, 7,200 peculs, Station, where he was searched and the bangle We regret to see that our Macao contemporaries, by law it would be conducted on the Newchwang to Amoy, zo lay days, 24 cents per was found in his possession. Three months' hard apparently for interested motives, persist in square, is sheer fudge, The State could peculi Ernst, 8,500 peculs, Newchwang to Amoy, labor in the "Retreat" will possibly convince not employ an expert to watch every game 12 lay days, 14 cents per pecul; France Mr. Chun Asal that it would have been much misrepresenting the part played by the Colonial and see that it was fairly played, and if Amanda, 9,500 peculs, Newthwang to Amoy, better had he been satisfied to stick to his last," Secretary (Dr. Corte-Real) in inducing the Lisbon Government to remove the ban which forbade it did, nine times out of ten he could 35 day days, 30 cents per pecul; Pallas, 11,000 A CORRESPONDENT Writes to TruthWhen Chinese emigration from the neighbouring port with a pleas not tell whether the play was fair or

peculi, Taiwanfoo to New Yorke, private terms you refer to Mr. William Black, Mr. Payn, and The Correio even goes the length of saying that not. So long as there are gudgeons lay days, $1,800; Emma, 5.500 peculs, Nagasaki thors of fiction," I suppose you refer to the writers emigration from Macao was due to the exertions Afagenta, 8,200 peculs, Newchwang to Amoy 18 Miss Braddon, as the best paid off moden au- the abrogation of the restrictions affecting there will be sharpers, and the latter will to Amoy, 18 lay days, $825; Wegrin, 4,000 of the present day, who regularly produce a novel of Senhor Scarichia. Of course this, as is per« not be reformed by:"recognizing" them pecals, Whampoa, Tientsin, Newchwang and every year or even more frequently: The best feetly well known in Macdo as well as at home, is and legalizing their trade. But the strong Hongkong, 29ʻlay days, 60 cents per pecul

prices received now for works of fiction are small not the case. The Deputy for Macao is a worthy argument against the license proposition is MR. JAMES QUINN, hailing from the land where compared with those of twenty years ago, which man no doubt; but it is notorious that he possesses that, phrase it as you will, there is a certain the praties grow," by profession "a toiler on the was the harvest time of novel writers. Mr. Ass very little influence in the Contes, nor has he at eflectina law pronouncing a practice illegal, sea, and by inclination what our Yankee friends thony Trollope received more than Scxò! for any time shown any particular interest for the whether it is rigidly enforced or not. To call " a drunk," had a short interview with Cape, two of his principal novels written between welfare of the colony and constituents he is sup- give gambling legality and respectability Thomsett at the Police Court this morning The 1860 and 1865. Mr. Wilkie Collins received posed to represent. If rumour speaks truly would almost certainly make it more com-trouble was not very serious. It appears that five thousand guincas. for Armadale, before Signor Scarichia's sole achievement in the mon and fashionable. It is sometimes sald James, beingat present out of regular employment, a line of the book was written, George Eliot cause of Macao since his election, has been to occupied a greater portion of yesterday in im- made over 15,000% by one of her works, obtalu a few paltry decorations for the gentlemen that if people are compelled to go up, dark bibing fire-water, with the result that Novangar and there was not one by which she made less to whose special exertions he owes his seat stairways and through obscure passage Singh, F.C. $40, found him like a dranken than Boool. Miss Braddon received very high We may not altogether agree with the policy. ways to find a gambling game, they will sailor taking his rest" in the gutter, utterly prices for several of her

present Colonial Secretary engage in the sport more than if it were locapable at 9.30 p.m. The valiant Punjaubec present time Mr. Wilkie Collins

be disp

that he has public; but to assert such a thing is con- | theleupon ran Mr. Quinn the Cen- most money by his book trary to all experience. No known class tral Station, where

comfortable writes at the rate one in two

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turns could not be altered in time, this poor fellow managed to prove his identity, and was sent off to Portsmouth vary

ACCORDIO so latest home news there seems to be a prevalent anti-British feelin

vigorous protest from Mt. spie, die latest manifestation has led Jesty's Charge d'Affaires Lord Wolverton's steam yacht párty on bón Constan

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