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of an interesting character, says a etovary, may shortly be expected in The difficulty is between two fencing Massanico Parise, the champion Sempr. fencer, and the Baron di San who went to Paris last year to mea- Minds with the best escrimeurs, and it ter po za of this same French trip. The Naples Fence ed a protest against the Italian swordsman. The result was a challenge =to Signor Casella, who had drawn up the profcal, and chanced to be in Paris, to a match with buffons, rubbed with chalk, só an to make sure of
Taken altogether, "Uncle Tom's Cabin" was thebite being seen. This, as implying a suspicion not a success; and yet we should not like to say of intended foul play, was not accepted; nor was had too many difficulties to contend against to be it was an unqualified fallure. The Company a smilar challenge to another subscriber to the able to appear at their best, and under all cir protest. On his retum to Italy, San Maluto gave cumstances it may perhaps he conceded an assault-at-erms at Bologna, and sent to Parise that everything passed off as well as could to com's there and meet him with chalked but religio been expected. However, moral and religious dramas of the "Uncle Tom" type tons. Parise replied, "If you want to fight, come are not suited to Hongkong audiences. We to Naples, and you will find me ready." This have long outlived the false sentiments and seemed reasonable enough; but the Baron did meretricious rirality of such vulgar productions:
Mrs. Beecher Stowe's novel was popular once not think so, and in a letter to a paper ut Nice it is an object of ridicule now. Times change altsbuted the answer to fear. Parac then, in a and we change with them. In nothing in this letter to a Neapolitan Journal, replied that he more clearly discernible than in our dramatic wat only too willing and anxious to meet his tastes. The drama of" Uncle Tom's Cabin." is legislatures, the sees did not legally exist and Male and Female Equestrians, Gymnasts, SUMMER... Antagonist if he would come to Nagles, but that one wearisome sermon from beginning to end. Preaching and chaunting doggerel hymns are no now it should be without any butions at all on doubt capital things in their proper place but the foils; so there the matter rests for the present that proper place is the church and not the Temple of Thespis.We must not omit to say The owner of a very valuable pair of trousers is that the attendance was a fairly large one, much larger than could reasonably have been looked advertised for in the French papers by the for-considering-the-warm-weather and other honest finder of the same, who allows the indi- drawbacks vidual to whom they belong fifteen days in which to come forward. After this delay, he states, he will consider himself justified in profiting by his strange windfall, which, as he is in poor cir 'cumstances, and about to be married, will be very serviceable to him. On the Place de la Concorde, he relates, he saw the other evening a dark object on the ground,, which he first took to be a sleeping dog. On closer in spection, however, he discovered his mistake, and picked up the garment he now has in his possession. He took the trousers with him on board a boat which he owns, and, on passing them in review, noticed that the buttons scened different to ordinary ones. Prompted by curiosity, he undid the cloth that covered them, and found, instead of wooden moulds, gold picces. Carrying his investigations further, he came across some bank notes, siliched into the waistband, with other papers of value. One peculiarity-be observed was that the knees of the trousers were much 'wom, as though their proprictor was in the habit of kneeling a good deal It is certainly a strange thing for a person to use Napolcons for buttoak and waistband for strong box; and, stranger still, that, doing this, he should lose so precious a pair of trousers on The Place de la Concorde.
THIS
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sesses plenty of confidence, and showed distinct 1846, became rector of, Forncett St. Mary, Nor- traces of artistic ability, it is hardly too much folk, in 1836, and on Nov. 30, 1853, he was to say that the realiste acting of this little lady pointed first Bishop of Natal, South Africa. His in the death-bed scene in the second act was the treatises on Algebra and Arithmetic have had a most telling point in the entire performance, large sale, and are text-books in schools and The other characters hardly require special universities. In addition to these, he compiled mention and no chance intellaneous Examples'in Algebra," published George and Eliza Harris had no chance of in 1848; Plane
1850 temptible dimensions, and clever Mr. H. Communion Service, with Selections from Writ scoring, as the parts were cut down to con- "Village Sermons" in 1853; an edition of "The Lacie was hardly in his element as Simonings of the Rev. J. F. D. Maurice, and "Ten,
Mr. more at home clever conjuring, and exciting hearty laughter of the Epistle to the Romans, commented on with his humourous wooden-headed family-from-a-Missionary-Point-of-View,in-1861-The The Jubilee Singers did fairly well, and received--first part of "The Pentateuch and Book of Joshua warm applause,
critically examined," calling in question the his torical accuracy and Mosaic authorship of these books, appeared in 1863 This work was con- Houses of Convocation of the province of Can CHIARINIS ROYAL demned by insignificant majorities, in both terbury in 1864 and its author-was-declared-to be deposed from his see by the Metropolitan, the Bishop of Cape Town. The deposition was declared to be " null and void in law," on an ap peal to the Privy Council, in March, 1865, the ground of the decision being that the Crown has no legal power to constitute a bishopric, or to confer coercive jurisdiction within THIS well-known and favorite combination any Colony possessing an independent legisla ture; and that as she letters run and Naturther accession of the most Brilliant Talent, Augmented and Strengthened by a stiil to create the sees of Cape Town Natal were issued after these colonies had acquired neither bishop possessed in law say jurisdiction whatever. The Bishops forming the Council of the Colonial Bishoprics Fund having, notwith- standing this decision, refused to pay him his income on the ground-that-he-had-no-coercive- jurisdiction, he appealed to the Court of Chancery, and the Master of the Rolls delivered an elaborate judgment on Oct, 6, 1866, ordering the payment in-future of his income with all arrears and interest, and declaring that, if his accusers re- fused to pay his income on the ground of heretical teaching he should have felt it his duly to try that issue-an offer which they declined to accept. Bishop Colenso had many sympathizers in Eng land, and on Aug. 26, 1865, a meeting of the subscribers to the "Colenso Fund" was held in the Freemasons' Tavern, when £3,300 was pre- TO THE EDITOR or the "Honskong Teledran,"
sented to him as a token of respect on his leay- SIR-There has been a deal of talk these past ing for his distant diocese. The final result was few days on some comments made by Mr. A. that the Anglican community at the Cape was Lister, the local postmaster-general, in the very divided into two hostile camps. Bishop Colenso Prosy and altogether useless report he recently still remains the only Bishop of the church of compiled with regard to our contributions to the mail contract, on the subject of the political England in Natal; but the Rev. William Ken neth Macrorie was consecrated Bishop of Mar position of the Chinese in Hongkong Not only itzburg for the Church of the Province of South has there been a good deal of personal and after Africa at Cape Town, Jan. 25, 1869, Towards report, but I notice that one or two self opinion-visit to this country in order to report to the dinner controversy on the points raised in the the close of the year 1874 Bishop Colenso paid a ated wise acres have rather recklessly rushed Archbishop of Canterbury and other heads of into print.
the Church of England the position maintained, in spite of all discouragements, by the members of the Church of England in the Cape Colony, of and to consult them as to the relations in which unwavering attachment to the mother Church; the diocese of Natal stood to the new bishop of In Cape Town, who had taken the oath of can- onical obedience to the Archbishop of Can- which by many was thought to deprive that oath terbury, but with a reservation or explanation, of its natural meaning; as also to arrange some other matters which were needed for the future welfare and progress of that branch of the Church of England which exists in the Cape Colony During his stay in this country he was inhibited. from preaching in their respective dioceses by the published "Natal Sermons" in 1866, and the Bishops of Oxford, Lincoln and London. several papers on the controversy which he originated, as also a Zulu Grammer and a Zulu. Dictionary, a Zulu Translation of the New Testa ment, and other parts of the Bible and-Prayer- instruction of the Zulas His more recent works Book, with many other educational works for the
are
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【We do nas pecority endorse the opinions expressed by
Correspondents in this colusatni,j **
MR. LISTER AND THE CHINESE IN HONGKONG.
Mr. Lister is a very well meaning man no doubt, and as a sort of head clerk and general fairly earned his salary. But outside his postal plodder in the post-office he has, I daresay, work he is a dull man, without any particular ability, and with a very narrow mind, full of absurd prejudices. In proof of all this, take the Lister place the Government in possession of very report now under discussion. Did Mr. any information with which it was not al ready acquainted? Did he offer any practical suggestions likely to aid the Government in ar riving at some decision on the questions at issue? He certainly did neither. All Mr. Linter die was. to write a long and prosy letter, crammed with useless statistics with which everybody was al UNCLE TOM'S CABIN" AT THE ready acquainted to discusi de great length
THEATRE ROYAL.
few alternatives which he suggested and after wards set aside as useless; and to recommend Jis a goodly number of years since we last that the Chamber of Commerce should be con- saw a stage representation of Mrs. Beecher sulted. The last recommendation was the only Stowe's highly monal and religious drama, Here is what the local postmaster-general has
sensible thing in the-report "Uncle Tom's Cabin," and from our recollections to say about the political status of Chinese in of the "hash-up" at a provincial Scotch theatre, Hongkong – we had no great hopes of being charmed by the cannot be too often inalted on that the circumutiaces of
Koogkong
are radically different from those of India, Cyber Princess Company and Jubilee Singers at the erga the Sunits Settlements. We have here no users peralatan City Hall the other night. Still the "native ele-lorda, Such a pegulation may doubtless sak to have He made at subslacing on a soul which has been taken away from its original
meet" had won Fudes both in the "States" and
lenst as pleasant sa li would have been under the old régime. But the Chinese populasien of Hongkong has come to us, we hare not the "Colonies,” andas" Uncle Tom "had managed to it. Chess lives la Hongkong because it sulu kim to do so, and if he finde life there Intulerable because call creamers to keep the boards in Melbourne for several months, either ew or are sot abeldised out of the taxes, the Emples of
China, from which he or his father came, lies open to him within drawing good houses all the while, we were few miles. We hans only to Imagine the Chinese community of quite open to admit that there might be a great Republic, or that they object to Parlamentary Government, to Hongkong announcing that they would prefer to live under a many more attractions in the vicissitudes of the show topphis is the idea that any per numerical majority of THE CHINA AND MANILA STEAMSHIP ratepayers could be allowed to renderaboniya the polley without old nigger than our modern cyniciem was capable which there would have been no such settlement the tham to of appreciating. The great reputations of Mr., and gratas for them to pay
I have fead a great deal of nonsense in the
While thanking the public of Hongkong for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon him
on the occasion of his former visits, SIG. CHIARINI begs to announce that the brief season he is now about to inaugurate will be signalized by a con- stant and
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addition to the already well known and established Favorites of last season, the following distinguished Artists from the leading Circuses of London, Paris, and Berlin will have the honor
of appearing.
The new Bible Commentary by Bishops and other Clergy of the Anglican Church'critically examined," 1871; "The Pentateuch and Book of Joshus critically examined," Part VI, 1873; "Lectures on the Pentateuch and the Moabite THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY -ONZALOS!" Stone," 1873-
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R. B. Lewis and Mr. Moody, in the characters Hongkong newspapers during my long stay here. THE Company's Steamship of Uncle Tom and Topsy respectively certainly but never anything to equal the above. Mr. promised something out of the common, and as Lister sayı i "We have here no native
population subsisting on d' soil, which has
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the general cast was said to be a good ail round been taken away from its original fords." This! Captain Wright, will be despatched for the! one, and the scenery and stage effects-specially constructed for the drama-far superior to any —thisg of the kind previously seen in the Far East, we threw our old fashioned traditions and pre- Judices to the wind, and attended.at the City Hall expecting a rare treat.
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is strange-Iftrue. I always thought Hongkong originally belonged to China, and that dater became its possessor by
of arms, and after Wands by treaty. Mr. Lister also gives us some startling news when he says that the Chinese population of Hongkong has come to us, we have not gone to it". Of course the Chinese live here "Blessed is, he who expects nothing, for because it suits them to do so, and also of course, then he will not be disappointed" says the Mr. Listes, as they pay the greater part of the proverb. We went to the theatre expecting a have by far the greater proportion of the entire taxation which supports the government, and great deal, and we got it-of a sort-but we trade in their own hands, and possess nearly the Captain Agirri, will be despatched for the above nevertheless left wochilly disenchanted. There whole of the landed property in the Colony, they Port, on TUESDAY, the 26th instant, at-FIVE is no use hiding the truth under the guise of have just as much right to be considered by Her P.. thinly veiled and shallow nothings. Uncis Majesty's govemment in all matters connected Tom's Cabin," as performed at the City Hall on with the welfare of Hongkong as the English Wednesday evening last, was a complete frost; so bad, in fact, as a work of dramatic art, that it live here because it suits them," Nobody is the men, and members of other nationalities, who was entirely outside the pale of cultured criticism forced to live in this Colony, so Mr. Lister's The drama, a wretched hash-up at the best, had wise saying that "the Chinese population been hacked and sliced to such a tune that it was of Hongkong has come to us, we have quite impossible to follow the run of the plot not gone to It" is just as applicable to the most dramatic scenes had been entirely all other nationalities as it is to the Chinese, The omitted, and the characters of George-and--political rights of the Chinese have been fully re- Elia Harris reduced to the level of ordinary cognised by the British Government, so it is not. supers. The splendid scenery and stage worth while farther discussing the thallow con- effects were kept in reserve for another oc celts of a pedantic departmental clerk whose the plece was dressed shamefully ideas are apparently, confined to the routine. 'casion, and had apparently never been rehearsed, and, and red-tape of his own department. If to crown all, the arjitts engaged, with but few Chinese were not in Hongkong, Mr. Lister the exceptions, were entirely ignorant of the first and a great many more like him would find principles of "play acting," and made a far worse their occupations gone. This colony owes its show than might have been-looked for from existence to Chinese trade, and, as English- crowd of third rate amateurs. The drama was shockingly played, and yet the show went fairly well with the audience; who were unusually good tempered and appreciative. MR. B. Levis-han-
had considerable ex perience on the boards, and his Uncle Tom has met with the approval or critics in two hemi- spheres. Still, he is a long way from being dramatic star of the first magnitude. He showed to great advantage by comparison the other night, but this he could hardly fail to do, aur rounded by a lot of novices. It is quite possible that we should see reasons to change our views if we had the opportunity of witness-
men, we are not suffering any loss of dignity by frankly owning what everybody Imows is the truth. One last word, Me Lister Suck to your mail bags, and leave practical politics to those who understand them.
**=-3am, Sir,
Your obedient servant, TWENTY YEARS IN HONGKONG, Hongkong, aand June, 1883.
DEATH OF BISHOP COLENSO.
A telegram, received from London yesterday
ing Mr. Lewis under more, favorable auspices; afternoon, announces the death of Dr. Colenso, but taking his Uncle Tom of last Wednesday an
a sidndard of excellence, we really are unable to Bishop of Natal, one of the most celebrated
go into thapsodies over what was artistically characters of modern times, at the age of 69 years.
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It was miher rough perhaps, and not of the Time," will be read with interest concus for those delicate touches of humour The Right Rev. John William Colenso, D.D., which mark the accompliated actor, but then Mr. Bishop of Natal, was the son of a gentleman who Moody has never played before audiences of long held office under the duchy of Camwall the ultra-refined Hongkong stamp, and naturally and was bom Jan. 24, 18141 graduated as Second has modelled his style to suit the requirements Wrangler and Smith Prizeman at St. John's is reserved. of the playgoers of large cosmopolitan, cides like College, Cambridge; in 1836, and became Fellow. Melbourne. A word of praise is fairly due to and Assistant-Tutor of his college. He wu A little, Cecilia, Brett, Hongkong débutanta, who | sistant-Master of Harrow School from 1838 till essayed the trying part of Eva. - Miss Brett pos 1843, realded at St. John's College from sēja till
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