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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1883..
TELEGRAMS.
...LONDON, June 30th.
We do not like to disparage artistic meir the sketch map (1) of the seat of war (2) In Tong King in Monday night's Ananias, brings to our sorrowful recollection Ally Sloper's Guide to
fly squabble" may be found,
CHENO AWING, a Coolle, was commlued for AT at the Supreme Court by Mr. Wodehouse... morning for stealing the sum of $100 Fam George Young, Diocesan Home scholar,
The Marquis Tseng has received a telegram. deceased children in a grave which the comdeen Bock to-night; and the Kong Beng wilt Paris," wherein an explanation of last night's -East street yesterday. It appears rùaster Yond
THE EPIDEMIC IN EGYPT.
Cholera rages unabated at Damietta, and Austria, France, Italy, Turkey, and Greece are enforcing strict quarantine.
TOR BETWEEN FRANCE AND CHINA. It is semi-officially announced that Russia is in dispose to mediate between France and China.
you know,"
It may be reassuring to some minds to know RUSSIA REFUSES TO ACT AS A MEDIA- that a canal from Alexandria was conceived by an. Englishman some three centuries ago, some years before M. de Lesseps was born or thought of The said Englishman was Christopher Mar- `lowe, who puis these wards into the mouth of
his Tamburlain
LOCAL' AND GENERAL.
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A REGULAR Lodge of Zetland, No. 535, will be held in Freemasons' Hall, Zetland Street, to- night, al 8.30 for 9 o'clock precisely.
THE SHANGHAI PHARMACY, THE British brig. Ellies was sold at Shanghai by Mesus. Mackenzie & Co. on the 26th ulto. for Tls. 1,800. The purchagers are Chinese.
To-menow-being the 107th anniversary of American Independence, we doubt-not that the ***"Yang" intend keeping up the day, in a suit--
able manner.
BOTICA INGLES. Á,. 14, ESCOLTA, MANILA.
THE CANTON DISPENSARY, CANTON,
THE DISPENSARY, FOOCHOW
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The Hongkong Telegraph
HONGKONG, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1883.
We note that the steamer. Ningh has been placed alongside Meurs. Boyd & Co's upper dock at Shanghai, to undergo the repairs neces sitated by her recent typhoon experiences..
We have muc-pleasure in informing the public that the Canton and Hongkong Wa Hop Tele- graph line is now in perfect working order, and
that in all probability it will be opened for traffic
on or about Monday, the 9th instant,
Ant here not far frean Alexandria
I meant to cut a channel to them both, That men might quickly all to India.
"
Dock to-morrow,
We read that Mr. H. B. Sheridan, the patentee Whereas the Terreng (the Mediterranean) and the Red Sex most, of some twenty electrical machines, has applied
distant less than full a hundred leagues,
for a patent for what he terms "An improved device for executing criminals condemned to death" He accompanied his application by an assignment transferring to the Goverment the right to use his invention. He also intends to give it to all foreign governments that may desire
Sir Walter Scolt alludes in one of his novels to "the practicability of connecting the Mediterranean with the Red Sea by means of a canal, and the scheme was foreshadowed by numbers of other well known characters before the beginning of
ever, belongs-the-credit-of-carrying_out_the project.
pocket. The barefaced Cheng, however, slipped through his jacket and ran away. James Smith P.C. 87, gave evidence to seeing the lad struggle with the defendant: He never lost sight of the thiefas he gave chase and arrested him. Mr. E. L. Rocha' produced his voluminous. "Recorder" when it was found that Mr. Cheng Awing had been in the "hotel" for prigging" on two pre- vious occasions. ...
the present century. To M. de Lesseps, how it. The patent office returned the assignment to standing near him, thrust his hand into his do you think of this latest-appointment. of the
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THIS year's Derby Day, says "Gil Blasé," was but a dull business-dull (almost) as Mr. Frith's immortal picture, Beau Brummel collapsed Highland Chief waited too long, and did not win; St. Blaise came soon enough and carried off the blue riband; Archer was only third, and Fordham nowhere that, to a layman, is a corzun electric wires connecting with a collar.com.robbed him of his note Lo Tung Chi P.C. 164, rect description of the race itself. As for the race day, there were two-and-fifty--cases-of-
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THAT was a novel complaint which an "elderly ODDS and Ends --"Every Man His Own Re- man" preferred in a London police court a few porter." Latest Edition-1883-Just from the weeks ago. Ho declared that his son, who had publisher' hands-Apply to this office. M. TRICOU AND LI HUNG-CHANGge family; had insisted upon burying his TH-British steamer Euxine leaves the Aber
was taking the money home to Mr. Ple which states that M. Tricou has. bendved so plainant had purchased for himself, "The con- vacate the same dock to-morrow. The American
having been to the bank. He was 'wall ing rudely to Li Hungchang that negotiations are sequence will be," said the elderly man, "that
by-and-by there won't be room for me; and that's ship Chocorua goes over to the Cosmopolitan. A LONDON society journal relates that when one along East street with a chum ofis ath standstill.
of the daughters of the matchmaking Duchess when the wily Celestial grabbed the burles ļa very uncomfortable thought for a man who
has taken the trouble to provide a last resting-AN American paper says that the term "oplum of Gordon eloped, it became necessary to apprise as notes which was in his breast pocket and would have bolted away with it but for his col place for himself, as I have done. It's too bad, joint appears so often in print that an explana- her mother of the fact. Her daughter had run
tion seems appropriate. The heathen Clinice-away-with-a-young lord with whom she had been laring the thief Mr. Cheng then dropped the being naturally an imitater, borrows an Idea from dancing at a ball given by the Duke of Devon-notes on the ground which the plucky scholar shire. "Oh, heavens!” cried the poor mother, | picked up without relaxing his hold of the pick- the "Melican-man." It did not take him long to learn the advantage of club life. "Melican-man- en such a cold night, too, and without her fan- join-john Chinaman, join too." "Joint" is nel petticoat! And to think that it is all my therefore only another term for "club," but it is fault, because I wanted to set off the delicacy of now applied to every place, where opium is used her shape to catch the Duke of Bedford." for intoxicating purposes
-CHUN AKAN, ap vid gaol bird, described as a hawker by profession and a thief by inclination, faced Mr. Wodehouse this morning on, a charge of stealing a $t note from Edward Dowling, a seaman. The "tar" stated that yesterday.at about 7.30 p.m. he went to East Street in SCENE-corridor of the Hongkong Hetel: Dram- order to buy a pair of shoes, he had the dollar'atis perionic three well-known local celebrities note in his pocket. As he was standing on the whom we will name "The Colonch, Mcgrowler footway lighting a cigar, the prisoner, who was of that Ilk, and Bones." The Colonel What
him, saying that it had no power to receive it. pocket, nipped the bank note and handed it overto Governor'a"? : Bones" Which appointment do "Sheridan's device is a method of causing instan- one of the bystanders who ran away like ■ you mean? The Colonel-“Why Deane's taneous death without pain to the criminal, and demon. The theft was so dexterously done that successor, of course." Mcgrowler--I see the without disfiguring his body. It consists of an | "jack" was only in time to grab the audacious Telegraph, has been rubbing it in hot to the ordinary arm-chair with legs, containing some thief by the collar. After a desperate struggle, Governor." The Colonel-"Yes, and I reckon substance which will insulate the body of the however, Mr. Chun managed to rid himself from with good reason this time; it looks a shameful chair from the Boot. The arms end in two brass the seaman's grasp, leaving his cont behind in the business." Bones Well, all I can say is that knobs on which the hands of the criminal will horny paws of the toiler of the deep. Dowling it is a d-d-shane-Old Hennessy was bad rest.. The chair has a foot rest on which is fitted was afterwards called to the police station where enough, but he was hardly so bare faced as this. a brass plate. From the knobs and the foot rest he saw the enterprising pedestrian who had man."-Mcgrowler➡" You are quite right, Wil-Tre
Liam, it is a ddahame" The colonel "Who taining brass points that press against the crimin- doing duty in plain clothes at East Street, stated is this Dempster anyhow? All that we know gambling and pocket-picking up for judgal's neck. A shock of electricity huisbes the job. that he arrested the prisoner in Lascar Row in about him is that he is Captain Dempster. I'm consquence of information received. The prisoner dry, boys. What do you say to hedding a ment at Epsom. Police Court on Thursday THE French corvette Kersaint left this morning had no coat on and the complainant identified tear in honor of the Telegraphy Bones--I'm In referring in our yesterday's share report
morning; there was more gambling, with th for. Shanghai to attend on M. Tricou, in conse
him at the station. Mr. E. L. Rocha, master of there, my boy. Come along Mac”—exeunt to the June settlements we said: A-fewTHE Shanghai Afercury understands that the les, according to Inspector Shore, than in any quence of orders received direct from the French ceremonies at the "Hotel," testified to having omnes to renew the discussion in front of the
Government in Paris. Notwithstanding all that accounts have not been forthcoming, and negotiations now going on between Mr. Tricou previous year; and all day the detectives more than one paper speculator has been and Li Hung Chang, and which led to such sent down were occupied in chasing the hell has been preached about the certainty of an known Mr. Chun since 1870, and stated that his bir compelled to strike his flag; however, lengthy telegrams, are on the subject of the keeper and bis victims from one part of the amicable arrangement on the Tongking affairs record would show no less than six previous _matters have not been_half_so bad as was massacre of the French priest in Yunnan, and Downs to another. As for the road, there was being arrived at between the, French, and Chi-convictions. His Worship remanded the case generally anticipated. A correspondent, about opening a port to the French for trade in no-brutality to horses, no fighting, no-drunken-acsc. Governments, it cannot be denied that we
are at present neater a declaration of war than THE plain un-varnished truth. Supreme Court _who_is_doubtless qualified to offer antioned, we believe.
Yunnan. The subject of Annam is not men.ness, no dolls, no blue veils, no pea-shooters, no fun of any sort. The energy of the nation has
has yet been the case. From the manner in House. Time-the present. opinion on the subject, takes exception to
been absorbed (it would seem) by the Salvation which the new French Ambassador has conduct- our statements, and writes as follows:- EMA R, asks this extraordinary question:Army; and the Derby Day will presently come
ed the negotiations, so far, with Li Hang Chang, ....... **There are a great many more "short- "Do you think, Mr. Éditor, it is right for a girl to to mean, not champagne and mayonnaise, but it would appear as if France had made up its mind to force China to fight. This is not comers" in the June settlements on the sit on a young man's lap if she is engaged to seedone and the drum ecclesiastic. That much
the case, howeyer. M. Tricou accepted a share market than your remarks on the him?" Oh, Emma, how could you? Well, gems certain.
most difficult position in the belief that under no subject in yesterday's paper would lead though we have no practical experience in the the public to believe. And for this un-matter referred to, we should be inclined to say ACABLEGRAM from London to the New York circumstances would China dare to oppose if our girl and our lap, yes; if another girl and Star, dated the 29th May, says The results of French pretensions in Tongking, and it is no satisfactory result the reckless manner in which brokers introduce buyers to sellers our lap, yea; but if our girl and another fellow's the accident to the Queen's knee through her fall doubt in this belief that, as Reuter expresses it, lap, never. We trust Emma will feel quite at Windsor Castle are charged with her present he has behaved so rudely to Li Hung-chang that is in a greal measure responsible. Why happy after this expression of opinion.
llness. She has for years suffered from gout, as negotiations are at a standstill. Unless some should we not have in Hongkong a
result of liberal living and insufficient exercise, thing unforeseen intervenes, the arrival of the respectable Board of Brokers, who would THE brave know only how to forgive; it is the and the membranes of her jeluts have probably Kersaint in Shanghai may be practically taken
to mean that if China-declines-to-accede-to-Me-cents worth on these books? be in a postition to effectively protect the most refined and generous pitch of virtue human become more or less-inflamed.--The-knee-
Tricou's demands, an ultimatum will quickly interests both of buyer and seller 2. With nature can arrive at. Cowards have done good sprain, while troublesome enough in itself, was such an institution properly organised, and kind actions, cowards have even fought, only secondary to the jar to, which the hip follow. Chinese politics are dificult to follow, joint was subjected by the fall. This far le but we have it from what ought to be a reliable what you sarcastically term a paper coward never forgave; it is not in-his nature; directly to sciatic troubles, from which the source, that China has determined to fight, and speculator" would not be possible. The the power of doing it, blows only from a strength royal patient has suffered terribly. After all moreover in better condition for the fray that margin fixed and invariably demanded of greatness of soul conscious of its own force and lighter means of relief had been tried, the phy-is generally believed. A few days more will de- would enable the share broker to protect sincerity and above the little temptations of re-sicians were compelled to resort to hypodemais finitely settle the question of peace or war, both himself and his clients. A public room.senting every fruitless attempt to interrupt its injections of morphine in order to secure to
A CORRESPONDENT writes 'under yesterday's devoted exclusively to the sale of scrip, happiness,
Her Majesty any relief whatever. On many occasions, after great pain and loss of sleep, date: I have only been a few days in this where the ruling values of the stocks would IN the Supreme Court to-day, before the full she has been temporily quite beyond con- colony, but have already heard a great deal be stated, say twice a day; could surely court, was heard a motion for appeal on behalf trol. The fall sprain and
inflammation about the extensive gambling, in shares and be establishest without difficulty! In an of Messrs. Melchers' & Co, against whom judge allowed the gout, whose existence and ten-stocks To-day. I was an unwilling witness of exchange of this kind, If the gambler's ment for $1,000 and costs was given by Mr.dency has long been known, to ascend to the little episode which considerably opened my -margin were not sufficient to cover his Justice Russell in Summary Jurisdiction on the hip, where the sympathy of the sciatic nerve eyes to the fashion in which this class of business "bull " and "bear" operations, the end of th ultimo in the suit, instituted by Messts. was at once excited. Usually in a person is conducted. I am staying at the Hongkong the day would practically finish him. This Asger and Esmail and the Oriental Bank Cor who in other respects does not possess excel- Hotel and was passing through the lobby when legitimate system of carrying on business paration, for loss an opium said to have been lent health, this is the fatal point in the gout. my attention was allracted to an altercation damaged in Messrs. Melchers & Co.'s godowns. That the physicians belleve this may be the case which was taking place between three gentlemen, Mr. Francis, instructed by Messrs. Brereton, with the Queen and that they fear almost imme-apparently for the edification of a considerable Woton and Deacon, appeared for the appellants diate danger of a fatal result is beyond question, number of people who were intently watching and argued the motion before their lordships, who Many minor acts tend to corroborate this im proceedings. One of the gentleman was a tall, decided to take the matter into consideration.-
pression, not the least of which is the great grief well dressed and rather gentlemanly looking John Brown affected after the fall on the stair-young fellow (a broke: I bave since learned), the WE beg to direct attention to a performance to way and his evident fear that the accident might second a well built, sturdy man with bronzed
would also protect the brokers from the
suspicion of being implicated in any swindle, and prevent non-residents, who form a ma- jority of the buyers,-from-investing their hard-earned savings in speculation on
may, sunetimes have even conquered, but a
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Mr. Fitzurse-Ab, you know, you really want 100 much for the books ?
Mr. Prickly Heat-Can assure you, Mr. Fit- zurse, very valuable digests; cost me ever so much.
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Mr. Fitzurse-Well, upon honor, I can't afford to give more than thirty dollars for them. If you won't take that I think, ah, that we will consider negociations closed.
Mr. Prickly Heat-But I paid 60 cents for a bottle of varnish to use for the covers so as to keep away the cockroaches. You ought you know to refund me that sum
Mr. Fitzure (after considerable hesitation) Bat did you use all the varnish, the whole sixty
Mr. Frickly Heat-Well, ah, yes, that is to ay, nonot quite all.
Mr. Fitzume (solemnly)-Now, Mr. Heat, just be good enough to answer my question in a straightforward manner. How much of the varnish did you have left 7
Mr. Prickly Heat-(After a few minutes con- sideration)-I think that perhaps about one sixth of the varnish was left,
Mr. Fitzurse-Then, ab, I think you ought to hand me over the balance of the varnish left When one comes to consider it by Jove Lixty cents seems a lot of money to pay for vamishing the covers of a few books. What do you say? Mr. Prickly Heat-I can't give you the var- nish that was left, because I used it for some other books of my own.
Mr. Fitzurse-Indeed; then as you say you only
ICHANG.
{FROM A CORRESPONDENT.]"
20th June, 1883. The country round Ichang is a grand resort for sportsmen, geologists and florists. About twenty- one miles below it is the walled city of Itu situated on a river of the same aame, which flows into the Yangisze, and is a fine clear stream about a hundred yards in width. This river is navigable for 400 miles. For the first forty miles navigation is quite easy but in the upper part many fapids occur. There is a great traffic is coal walch in sent down in fat-boltomed bosts from the Paotung mines. EMA
Five hours from Ichang per native boat brings un to Itu where we have to change to a rapid
boat which is quite comfortably fitted up. After travelling for two days we reach the district of Yangle, where the country is very mountainous and where, the sport begins. I am told by gentleman who lived-there-for-four years that leopards, small black bears, wild cats, allver foxes mule deer and wild boars gre numerous I do not require much hunting, as they con-
tinually prowl about habitations, from which they often carry off children, dogs and pigs. The Reeve's tragopan 'and golden pheasants are plentiful
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Themineral,
wealth is abundant, I was shown some very fine specimens of copper and lead one "by" a gentleman who' har just returned from Yanglo, who also gives a wonderful account of the flowers, ferns, and fossils, he met with there. The natives of that district are very friendly, and great many of them are Roman Catholics. A hundred years ago they were not under Chinese rule, and even at the present day they differ from the Celestials in physique, habits, manners and customs. The wages of a carrying coolle is 100 cash per day, and fowls, eggs, potatoes
Gentlemen who are fond of sport, botany or
and vegetables are obtainable at reasonable rates.
used five sixths of the yamish on these books, and the other sixth on your own books, it seems led to a consideration. Now as one sixth of The community of Ichang were alarmed by to me as a matter of equity, ah, that I am entit-geology had better give Yanglo a trial sixty cents is ten cents, if we deduct the ten the visit of a leopard the other night, which made from the sixty the balance will be fifty. I pro- raid on the premities of a farmer and felled one pose therefore to give you $30 for the books, and 50 cents for the varnish.
Mr. Prickly Heat-It is very hard I should lose the ten cents, and I really think that in con- aideration of all the circumstances you ought to
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of
the only two goals the man possessed. The
bo next night a young man, who has a greater shar
of pluck than his neighbours, armed himself
with a duck gun, mounted a tree about fifteen yards from where the remaining goat was grazing,
margins, which the present methad per be given at the Garrison Theatre, Artillery have a more serious outcome than could posiibly complexion, which indicated the seafaring pro-four reporter left the two gentlemen'arguing and awaited the return" of the leopard who soon mits. With many of these "paper specula Barracks, this evening, by the "Southern have been foreseen from any information on the fession, and the third evidently an Asiatic. From the paint, and we afterwards learned that 8530.55 made his appearance. The man took aim, but
numerous secilon of the old
ters" the revenue stamp binds the agree-Star Minstrels," which combination lo com ment only when the balance is on theright posed of, a side-it-is-frequently ignored when they happen to lose."'
subject which was given to the public. The real kept carefully out of sight. trouble, as outlined in this dispatch, has been
for some reason or another the gun would not aff, and, so the leopard escaped. The next night another sportsman tried his luck. Ho equipped himself with a double-barrelled gun, Dublin Havertiur, and took bis post in an bundle of cigars some matches and a copy of the emply pigs house. Finding the mosquitoes troublesome he thought he would smoke a cigar, but his matches being damp he had to strike s lights, While so engaged the leppard gave great many of them before he succeeded in getting him the slip, went to a neighbouring farm-yard and helped himself to a pig. Thenights after wards he waited another farms and again partook
ofuscooked porkálkan bek
Hund beldg crowded. The hall was built at itu, „sensation when she went on a trial trip, the but the paddles were constricted, Shanghal by this well-known im Bau Chong. Her averezo "Pedis about 38 miles per hour.
dke watermark is showing 24-
the rather warm discussion that took place, I ga
was the amount finally agreed once th
Mastodon troupe which lately appeared here
thered that the seafaring gentleman, whom the A LETTER to the Standard signed "Veteran" others addressed as Captain, had purchased some says trust you will pardon me if I point out and in Shanghai. The break up of the old
shares, China Sugars I think they called them, that in the commendation you bestow, on both We are quite ready to admit that there company bas left many of these wandering THE unpleasant feeling on the subject of a through the tall young fellow, from the Asiatic, Sir Harry Parkes and Sir Thomas Wade, as may be a good deal of truth and sound minstrels considerably in "queer street," and second Canal through the lathmus of Sues con- the scrip to be taken delivery of on June 30th. slaalogues, you scarcely allow what is due to sense in our correspondent's remarks. It they are trying to work their way back to a countinues, and is not, according to a writer in the The Captain had sent the broker the cheque some others of the tribe living and dead. When is unquestionable that there is plenty room try where the audiences are less refined and ex Overland Mail, likely to be mitigated by the covering cost of purchase in due course, but it Land Elgin arived in China in 1857 there were acting than those they struck here, and where latest development of the question. The well- turned out that the Asiatic bad, as a matter of available no fewer than eight gentlemen who had for improvement in the conduct of our expenses are less heavy and "show" towns and informed Paris correspondent of the Standard fact, no shares to sell, and merely had gone-in at one time or other discharged the duties of local share transactions, and possibly the cities more numerous than is the case in this says, "on the most unquestionable authority for a bit of a gamble on the chance that the Consular Interpreter at one or other of the open remedies suggested above might to a con- quarter of the world. An excellent programme that-M-de-Lesseps's Company-has-submitted-stock-would-fall. These anticipations were not ports. Mr. Medhurst and Mr. Parkes were, al- alderable extent meet the difficulties of the has been arranged and as the old favorites, proposals to the British Government which, if | realised; the stock instead of conveniently fail-ready Consils. Mr." Wads was: Chinese Secry The little paddle steamer," Comel, created quits. position. There have lately been so many Messrs. Bowman, Jackson, Billy. Wilson and the story be true, are of the highest importance. ing a few points to enable this speculator to tary, Mr. Crofton Morrison was Assistant Chinese scandals associated with share-dealing on several others are billed to appear, they should, The Company, in short, poses nothing less pocket a comfortable difference had gone up. Secretary, Mt. Thomas Meadows, Mr. Sinclair, time, owing to those who have drawn under ordinary circumstances, attract a large than to commencs, the parallet Canal with considerably, and the result was that the broker and Mr. Gingell were interpreters in diferent blanka in the exciting game of speculation crowd. We hope they will receive extensive out Burther delay with this purpose it was made to look exceedingly foolish whilst his Consulates. Lastly, Mr. Horatio Lay, who had being unable to meet their liabilities, that patronage, but with the circus running against has, we are told, sought the influence of Asiatic client was completely. corbered." The commenced als career in our service was how but it has been as high as agit, and as low as 3git them we are rather afraid that the support will England with the Egyption Government in Captain was evidently a man of business, and a in the service of the Chiscas, a member of the Since the 1st Amil shere has been a continual -in-the-interests-of-all-concerned,--both-of-
not be so great as the abilities of the performers brokers and their clients, it would perhaps deserve.
favour of its application for the necessary con- dangerous customer to tackle. In response to foreign triumvirate charged with the collection rise and fall... The weather is still unsettled. 3. Id be politic to do something to place the
cession of land. At the same time it has not the Asiatic gentleman's tale of woo about losses of the duties on foreign trade at Shanghal, Bir consequence of the heavy rain that has fallen, FROX our Shanghai advices we are now in a forgotten the question of the reduction of tariffs," on Luzons and other stocks, the Capiain told him. Wade, as Chinese Secretary to the Superinten it being rottenRica is selling at $6 per picil. the wheat crop is alitiost a failure, one half of business on a firmer and more reliable position to give the results of this year's "Tes about which it has submitted some tempting in very decisive terms that is he could not pro- dency of Trade, which at the time supplied the at presenz1 The Klangsing brought a few -basis.. Itis, however, for those who have
Race" The Stirling Castle left Hankow at 3.10 proposals; and the Suez Canal Administration is duce the shares he had, sold, he would have to, place of a Legation, was attached in, the same thundred pilena, cand surther supplies: are daily interests at stake, to take the initiative.
a.m. on Monday May 22nd, passed the lightship convinced that if its plans are accepted English pay the difference between the purchased price capacity to Lord Elgin's Mission His fidelity arriving by native boats The establishment of a public stock ex- at. Woosung on the 24th at 12.10 am., reached shippwners will acknowledge that all their de- and the current rate, If you don't hand over as a translator of correspondence and his face. Cholera in stil prevailing Many natives are change might have the desired effects; but Singapore at one o'clock on the afternoon of the mands have been complied with, and all their that money by three o'clock" said the hardy quaintance with the official literature of China dying and the presence of disease has caste great kloom over change. The #flag that "brayed: -judging from the total failure of an almost 29th, left at four o'clock the following waning, wants supplied." This is very polite of the mariner, dn me if I don't give you a good enabled him without doubt to render services of is thousand yet, sc has been hauled down, similar institution started under powerful arrived at Suer on June sath at noon, and passed Administration, but we doubt very much whe- licking. There will be no occasion to go down no little value. Two speakers there were indis- and only the bare staff marks the place where It once floated in the breeze and reminded ni auspices a few years ago, one would Gravesend at noon on June 22nd. The Ginggit ther English shipowners will do anything of the to Bowrington to see Chiarini's Circus, for I putably superior, as speaker, to all their fellows. scarcely be justified in indulging in san- departed from Hankow at 11.15 am. on May kind. We doubt, also, whether the British will give you a good circus exhibition in Mr. Thomas Meadows possessed a curiously exiles of the grand old country far away.
20th, left Woosung at 11.10 p.m. on the sand, Government would be wise in having anything" this hotel. Some further discussion took accurate knowledge of the Court dialect. guine hopes. The spirit of share speculation reached Singapore at 2.30 p.m. on the agth, and whatever to do with the scheme. British ship place, the broker also coming in for a fair share was besides a man of immense erudition of the is no doubt strongly developed in this arrived at Gravesend on June 26th, at 3 pm, owners want a British canal un-controlled by of the Captain's censure. I understood the most solid attainments, not in Chinear alone. community, it is a legitimate business it will thus be seen that the Surling Castli foreign Goverments ; and that is precisely what Asiatic to promise that he would do his best to Mr. Horatio Lay had a larger and mme availe enough, and if some plan could be accomplished the journey from Hanbow to the Suez Canal Company cannot give them, and get the money by the time appointed; but whe-able conversance with the Court dialect than devised to effectually prevent men of straw | Gravesend in 3r days, 8 hours and ga. minutes, "would not if it could. It looks very much as ther he did so or not. I am unable to say, even Mr. Meadows, “It is a pleasure to beár from reckless gambling on the mere being the Glenogle, by 5 days, 18 hpuum and though we were to have a revival of French In- Thinking the circumstance a rather strange one, him speak out language,” said an old, Mandarin. prospect of a rise or fall, as the case may 55 minutes From Woosung lightship the time terference in Egypt-1 and a second French canal be, there would be little room for public of the Stirling Castle was 2 days 11 hours and would merely strengthen the hands of the French animadversion. For their own protection 50 minutes, which was exactly 5 days and Government without satisfying our commercial hours faster than the man of the Ginogle hand political necessities. In fact, we should not the brokers ought certainly to do some above Limaca which, of course, include all stop be surprised to learn that this madden inflative thing to prevent the recurrence of recent pages, are, so far at the Shirding Castle is cons of the Canal Administration is inspired and aided scandals.
by the French Goverment linell.”
cemed, the fastest in record.
- Minlonaries are said to be doing a great work amongstthonatives in and around Ichang.
The two
the Ind
and having taken quite a fancy to the indepen. Another junior of great promise was Mr. Crofton malli left Calgutta
morning of the dent and plain spoken style of your paper, 1 Morrison, youngest brother of the first Chinese ultimo, and are due here on or about the 4th thought I would send you what may perhaps be Secretary, who had come out to Chins in 1845. considered an interesting item of gossip. Our He spoke a very elegant Chinese, and he was
THE AMERICAN MA concipondent's plainly written statement speaks gifted with that kind of fastinct which makes for itself. We have verified the detalls and have trustworthy translator of difficult texte. His nothing to add to a capital story, admirably told. : English, morsoves, was enviably pure,
The P. M. S. S. Co. & teamer City of Peking with the next American mail left San Francisco on the 14th ultimo, and may be expected here on lis sath instant
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