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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1888.
gross forms of superstition, and fetichism indulged in by the masses, and the purity of some of the Buddhistic tenets and aspirations,
In order that China should succeed, how- ever, in her eclecticism in religious matters, her own isolated efforts, however intellec. tunl, however elevated they may be, are not enough. She must needs make her system complete by admitting into her field of enquiry the religions of the West as well
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The Emperor and Empress of Brazil left Bordeaux on the gib ulto. for Rio de Janeiro, by the Messageries Maritimes steamer Congo. MESSRS. Butterfield & Swire Inform us that the Ocean Steamship Co.'s steamer Achilles, from Liverpool, left Singalore for this port yesterday, and may be expected on the 11th inst.
is we may judge by a letter in the Army and Navy Gazette from a naval correspondent in Hongkong, the principal (if not the only) duties of naval men out here would seem to be social
We read that a movement, initiated by the Jews of Mayence, is likely to be readily adopted by their race throughout the German Empire. The late Emperor Frederick's tolerance of his Hebrew subjects is well known, and in recognition of his
A CORRESPONDENT, referring to the telegram in our last night's issue announcing the election of Lord William Cross for the West Derby division, says there is no such personage in the British Peerage. He is quite right, the title was doubt. less thrown in' by the Editor of the Australian
newspaper who transcribed the telegram. The eldest son of a Viscount is by courtesy styled an "Honstable." Unfortunately their clainy even to that title, seldom goes beyond that convenient "courtesy."
prosecuted for perjury. He also complained that the Court had been misled by the Registrar. With regard to a large portion of the discre pancies in the accounts, they arose from the non- acknowledgment of the payment by his client's, late husband of the late Tam A Choi's debts.
After a four-hours address
The Acting Chief Justice interrupted. Mr. grounds; he was asking the Court to try again. Robinson, he said, night to apply on different. A long-concladed case, instead of urging that justice demanded a fresh investigation.
Mr. Robinson proceeded to read a number of affidavits to show that his client must have paid | a considerable number of debts.
By this time most of the "watching" solicitors the day concluded.
as those of her own production. Eclecti- galetics, dances, lawn-tennis and--general Alexander the Great, in the course of his victo Wallace, member for Edinburgh, anid he regarded had left, and shortly afterwards the-hearing-for-
cism, to be sound-and-productive of good- result, must, like Induction, be complete, that is to say, it must base its comparative
loafing,
In the House of Commons on August 4th' Mr.
the position of Scotch business in that House as deplorable, and asserted that the action of the Secretary for Scotiand had hitherto been very disappointing. The notion of Home Rule for
reasonings and deductions, on all the facts phrase-" The Sunday school went on a picnic."heir gratitude by naming their male children Scotland was now growing. He was not a red
which can possibly be ranged within its Gield of enquiry; its premises must be world wide, so that its conclusions may be applicable to humanity. We fully acknow- ledge the high merits of Confucius' morals 15 and the social and religious principles in- culcated by Buddhism, Taoism, and, above ll by China's Classics; but these are not sufficient grounds to build a reformed religion on. The spiritual, heroism, the self-renunciation, the sacrifice of transient for immortal glory, the constant aspirations after the spiritual and the eternal, the
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implicit trust in an all-wise Providence, the resignation to worldly trouble and to the worst calamities,—alter the glorious model of self-sacrifice set before the believer's eyes, the unbounded enthusiasm for and love of humanity, without distinction of
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Lagash casper pubished in the For Funt, and it therefine the pure Christianity are unknown to China; ind these she must needs take into mature consliteration, and make careful analysis, enquiry, and comparison before she can complete her circle of eclecticism and decide on what should be her new religion. There is, we confess,. a' great danger in
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deceased Majesty's kindly interest in them, they propose, or to speak more correctly, an influential number of them prepose, that every Jewish male child born between now and June 15th next year shall be named Frederick. In this the Jews of to-day would only be imitating their ancestora. Students of history will remember that when
rious progress through Asia, can to Judea, be listened to the wise counsels of the High Priest Simeon, and instead of destroying the temples, became the protector of the Jews, who testified Alexander.. Even at this very day there are
hot enthusiast in-respect of Scotch Hame Jews bearing the name of Sander or Sender, Rule, but he could assure the House that The project of building an Exchange room in if Scotland went in for Home Rule at all it Hongkong has often been discussed in the local would not be fractional independence that they papers; and it goes without saying that such an would ask for. He considered that of the institution is a pressing desideratum in the sitting which was now about to end there aught colony. Up to the present our local brokersin have been at least three weeks for sober, transact business in the old Scriptural style, at the gates of, the city, our arcades resembling those public resorts to a point. Such is the the covered passages in Queen's Road Central, crush sometimes experienced in going along
elevated railroad and avoid the multitude. Of
that one would rather wish to travel on an
course, the bulk of the abstractionists arc
IN answer to our correspondent "Cap Sui Moon," we can see nothing particularly wrong in the This is an idiom very common in the English language, and custom has sanctioned what may not be in exact conformity with the strict rules of grammatical construction. In reference to Parliamentary proceedings we often read that "the House adjourned," an expression exactly on 'all fours' with that quoted by our correspondent. The King of Portugal and Queen Maria Pia, were to leave Lisbon at the commencement of August last, on a tour to the north of Europe Dom Luiz was to proceed to Marseilles on board the only ironclad possessed by Portugal, the Vasco da Gama, and the Queen, by the advice of her doctors, was to journey by her consort, and proceed together to Ger Chinese: but the balance, composed of the broker- many, and then to Turin. They will be presenting fraternity, is none the less objectionable. An there at the marriage of the Duke of Ao Exchange room would accommodate the brokers Don Carlos, the Crown Prince, was to assume public all the advantages possessed by institu
and their customers besides conferring on the the regency during his father's absence.
tions of that nature, such as newspapers from all Wk are requested to state that the Petition to brary The best site for the building would he parts of the world, telegrams, and a reference
"His Excellency the Governor, now being signed in the vacant space adjoining Marine House, by captains, officers and engineers, to request directly opposite the Chartered Bank. The restriction of the Sunday labour in Hongkong would be amply sufficient for an Exchange room ground floor of the building be erected thereon harbour,, will close at the end of this month. in its initiatory stage. We recommend the Copies of the document for signature are in project as a paying one, in addition to being a possession of Capt. G. C. Anderson, maring general convenience, to the enterprising mer
chants and brokers of Hongkong. surveyor; Messrs. Graham and Brown, Kowloon godowns; Mr. A. G. Aitken, Dock Company; Brewer; Mr. A. Moir, Shipping Office; Mr. Mr. Edward Jones, boarding officer; Mr. H. Rampart, West Point godowns; and the Rev. A. G. Goldsmith, Seamens' Chaplain. Those who desire to sign are requested to do so as 30013 as possible.
CORRESPONDENCE
(We do not necessarily endorse the optalons expressed by corespondents lus this voluma.)'
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THE ALABAMA." TO THE EDITOR or the "Hoxovano Telrehatá,” SI-"Waming," in his letter published in your issue of Saturday last, says At an example of what I mean, take the case of the confederate before the Federal Government, with all its cruiser Alabama, How many years did it take ships, succeeded in stopping the depredations of that very cheap and very feeble cruiser, which, however, committed much commercial havoc before she fell under the guns of the Kearsarge" Now, Mr." Warning," you are as wrong
serious, careful, and industrious application by Scotch representatives to legislation for Scotland. But what had been given to them? About three hours at the outside. It was not a farthing in
enable him to calculate the fraction, and yet the other details of your letter, and for your
was the very reverse of a "very cheap and very
the pound. No ability which he possessed would First Lord (Mr. W. H. Smith) with a smile,
offered that time to the Scotch members. When
about the Alabama as you are in all the information let me tell you that the Alabama
he saw the First Lord smiling he was remindede labam of what was said by Lord Bacon when he was an articled clerk. Lord Bacon said, “A man
may smile and smille, and be a " -----`' ab, well (great laughter).
HONGKONG SANITARY BOARD,
As to the Alabama being a very feeble, cruiser, history contradicts "Warning" flatly.
The remainder of the letter is simple rubbish.
Yours faithfully,
FINIS CORONAT OPUS. Hongkong, 5th September, 1888. Bosh-Ed Hongkong Telegraph.
ATTEMPT TO LEVY "LIKIN" ON
CERTIFICATED GOODS.
The Alabama was built by the Messrs. Laird- Brothers of Birkenhead, the foremost and perhaps the most expensive first-cost shipbuilders in the world, and to my own knowledge, cost the Con- federates a very considerable.sum of money, because she was built to perform what no other vessel was ever built to perform before, and what is more, she performed what abe was built to perform and that is more than you can say about your letter, because the object of your Weekly conference to-dáy'; several members absent. Condition of cattle lairs in Kennedy-writing it will not obtain the object for which town and elsewhere considered, resalt deferred, thoughts lack force to balance opposites.
you wrote it and for the reason that your Mr. Francis produced his own private set of byclaws and presented them to the Board. He preferred not to move their acceptance by the. THE naval correspondent who has been writing Board-left that to any of his admirers. Mr. the usual concoction of misleading rubbish about Said the Board would stultify itself by, accepting from Hongkong to The Army and Navy Gazette Humphreys spoke depreciatingly of the "volun
teer "byelaws, and defied his unofficial colleague.. this colony and its manners and customs, says, any but its own Committee's draft. Avoiding in his benighted ignorance, that "a dollar is a
his colleague's eye, he asked with fine irony dollar all the world over." Whenever this worthy making byelaws about drainage? If he had, it Mr. Francis had any special aptitude for gentleman has the good fortune to travel from, why didn't he offer to help them at "The here lo Japan or San Francisco by the steamiers of beginning. Mr. Francis replied more in sorrow the Pacific Mail or Occidental and Oriental S. 5. than anger. The misguided Committee had shewn themselves entirely incapable of legally Co, he will find that his Mexican dollar is worth
understanding the Health Ordinance, even when exactly 75 cents. And he will further find that its purchasing power in Hongkong is at the out-
clauses which conflicted with their draft byc-laws side, about eighteen pence. This naval gentlemantius to leap into the breach, and pointed to bis were pointed out. Offered himself as the Cur- states, for the information of naval men on the bye.laws as the only means of saving the station who may wish to bring out their wives, Board's credit. Capt. Deane looked incredu that a man and his wife, with two children, can
lous. Mr. Francis, apparently intending to live comfortably for about £450 2-year- but his Consul about 16 months ago. There were cases wife must enjoy good health and not require to
pose as the Sanitary saviour, spoke patheti- cally of his labours, and in conclusion moved reside at the Peak during the summer, and they that the Committee's bye-laws be rejected of British interests, but these were passed over and allowed to take their chance. On the whole, will shy. All this is indeed very funny. Now, hesitates, but accedes. Thinks Mr. Francis's a will this naval Don Quixote kindly enlighten us we consider Mr. Scott to have distinguished, as to the number of Baval officers on the China
bit better. Remainder of proceedings to-morrow. himself quite as much here as he may have Station, whose salaries amount to two thirds of
£450 per annum? If it costs a family of four
quietly, without entertaining or indulging in any wayage,
luxuries, we should like to know how dozens of families in this colony, twice or three times as numerous and equally as respectable and high- toned as the ordinary naval, class, manage to rub long on incomes of from one hundred and lifty to two hundred dollars per month!
At Kiukang, on the 27th instant, the wife of this comparative study of Christianity by free, and unbiassed enquirer, and that is the confusion of the dogmas which have been foisted on the Christian religion, with the fundamental portion of the same. The human superstructure of dogmas, that THE Ningpo correspondent of our Shaeghai essentially frail, mutable, and perishable morning contemporary, writes:-Mr. B. C. G. part of the edifice, ought to be kept well Scott, our acting Consul, is leaving us for a well apart from the corner-stone laid by the earned furlough. Socially be will be missed, founder. The ethical and the doctrinal especially by the sporting members of our portions of Christianity, as expounded and community, as he was always a genial companion. practised by the great yet lowly Nazarene, Officially we do not know much of Mr. Scott's are entirely distinct, nay, in open contra-worth, as he only came to this port as acting
HONGKONG, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1888.
CHINA'S NEW RELIGION..
Wilar we read the other day about the efforts, the literary classes in China were making towards reviving Buddhism, or
The following is a translation of a proclamation dated July agrd recently issued at Kao-hsien in Tungchow, not far from Shanghai-
of Ju Kao and by the Ching-yue bridge General Aproclamation issued jointly by the Magistrate Zikin Office
effecting some radical, reform in their liction with the dogmalic portions which when he might have been consulted, as guardian | must live in comparative.quiet and not entertain Would Dr. Ho Kai second? Dr. Ho Kaidid, on receipt of their report declare the result
have been superadded to it by men who never understood CHRIST. The dogmas which led men to the excesses at St. BARTHOLOMEW, to the religious wars of the
various systems' of religion, leads us to imagine that the time is not for distant when young China will find herself in the necessity of searching for a religion suitable to her, moral and social develop. Reformation, to the iniquities of the done at other ports; 40 we all wish him bon persons something like $3,000 per annum to live
ments and in keeping with the requirements of the times. Progressive Japan has forestalled her lethargic neighbour in that significant movement which follows the awakening of a nation's soul,-the search. ing for a religion. A Commission of Japanese theologians was organised some time ago to study all the religious creeds ia vogue in Europe and throughout the civilised world, and to report thereon to the Government, which had hit upon the plan of substituting the meagre rites of ancestor- worship by some of the many forms of Western religion. Up to the present lime we have not heard anything about the progress or the conclusion of the Japanese 'Commission's labours, and we need not be surprised at the delay; for the subject of inquiry is almost illimitable, and the debates which it might engender among the corpus theologicum of Dai Nippon, and their countless dependants, would be enough to retard their work for another century
to come.
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...... 196,515 lbs.
THE following, according to the Echo of the 1st inst, is the tea export by steamers from Foochow since our last report : For London,
Patroclus. For Continent.
Patroclus, For Hongkong. Patroclus, Mogul Patroclus...... Sydney." Моем,
Spanish Inquisition, and to the riots which are almost daily taking place through out the globe, can never have been the work of Jesus of Nazareth. May China's religious reformers in their impartial search after truth give a wide berth to dogmatic Christianity, and closely inquire into its substance and its core, where much will be found in unison with the dictates of China's own seers and leaders of men's For Slogapore.: minds; for in religion, as in everything else,For the old principle holds good that one touch of Nature makes the whole world kin,
TELEGRAM S.
(Reuter.) GERMANY.
LONDON, September 4th. Princess Sophie, the Emperor William's sister has been betrothed to the Crown Prince of
Greece.
BOULANGER.
General Boulanger has left France and rumours are current that he is going to Russia.
6,686 24,584
260,643
For Melbourne.
Mogul,
801,395
For Adelaids.
Mogul,..... For Queensland. Mogul,
For New Zealand.
Mogul, ...
13.511 116,674
... 32,597
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THE Forual das Colonias seriously informs its readers that opium smuggling throughout China bas ceased owing to the co-operation of the 9,*45 11 Macao authorities with the Chinese Customs Surely the Lisbon scribe views Macao through 14,770 n
a multi-coloured magnifying glass 1 Ignorance has always been taxed with being a prolific mother of errors, and this dictum has never been better exemplified than by our Lusitanian contemporary; he is quite on a par with many of Fortugal's Ministers of State and other notabilities, whose geographical attainments are as limited as the boundaries of old Lusitania. We remember once hearing a Portuguese deputy ask his confrère what sort of animal was Ben- guelli, a Portuguese possession in western Africa A couple of years ago, Senhor da Raze, then Governor of Macao, was reported to have expressed astonishment when told by the local Forrester that an octagon had eight equal sides 1 Governor Graça, his old school, at a diplomatic dinner in Tokio in predecessor, and a thick-headed pedant of the 1881, highly amused his guests by informing them that Xerxes was a Hebrew prophet of
read the work, in the Portuguese vernaculat. renown, and that the "Wandering Jew" was written by a Portuguese anthor, because he had
THE musical and dramatic critic of the M. C, Daily News says that the part of Bella Thompson, the nigger housemaid in "Fun Op the Bristol" is a “soubreits part.” We should like to know who “dọes” this kind of thing for the Shanghai morning paper. Did he ever hear of a “singing chambermaid" in reference to matters of dramatic detall? No! we thought not; and we would recommend him before he breaks out afresh, to go and ark Pemberton (French for waiting woman) is understood to Willard or Johnny Sheridan what a soubrette
Gracile Whiteford; he is a soubrette, and a cry is all they come f understood that we are not attacking Miss colonial governors and editors made! And the very good one too, but Balla Thompson in the "Bristol" is a nigger impersonation, a character sketch, a singing chambermaid if the Daily News man chooses-bat she is not what in professionally known as a sombretta. Oh dear,
SUPREME COURT,
IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION, (Before the Hon. 7. Russell, Acting Chief Justice, and Mr. A. Leach, Acting
Judge.)
Puitke
A FAMILY SQUADILE. The Tam A Choi estate bids fair to be as long a legal tapeworm as the Jarndyce case. It consists of property in various parts of the Colony, worth altogether three or four hundred ago, when Tam A Choi climbed the golden stair, thousand dollars. It got into Court ten years and has been dragging on ever since, until now the original legatees, the aons, are dead, and their widows carry on the litigation against each other. To-day the Court was occupied for seven hours in hearing a motion made on behalf of Tam Kwang Shi, widow of one of the sons, Tam Kun Ping, for a re-adjustment of the accounts of the estate, on the ground that the Registrar hadn't made them up right. Mr. who had fortified himself with a wig and a glass Robinson, who was instructed by Mr. Holmes, and of water, was the pleader for the almond-eyed appellant, who mopped her eyes all through the hearing whilst the case was watched by Mr. Hastings, Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Deanys, and Mr.
Wilkinson.
The Likin Office at Nanking writes to announce that the Governor of Kiangsu having instructed the Zikin Boards at Shanghai and Soochow to consider and consult over reforms in the Rules for the examination of half duty certificated goods, satisfactory, and directed that their suggestions should provisionally be put in force; the Likin Office at Nanking and its subordinate office were carnestly, and not formally, under penalty, to follow the same instructions. The approval of the Southern Superintendent of Trade was yet. to be obtained.
Instructions based on the new Rules are now issued for the guidance of the several bureaux.
Likin receipts have lately diminished greatly owing to the abundance of foreign passes, 'and any remissness in the work of reform would result in a shortcoming in Likin. Earnest action, in accordance with instructions, must therefore be taken for the prevention of abuses and for the prosperity of the Likin, the Likin Board is therefore instructed that all future boats passing" ously examined if the goods and the pass do by conveying certificated goods must be rigor
goods are fraudulently conveyed twice over, then not agree and the goods, are in excess, or if they must, as per regulation, be detained, and be reported for punishment, without fail.
The Ju-kao Board, on receipt of above, has issued corresponding instructions to the various barriers, and now calls on all carriers of certi ficated goods to know and understand that instructions must be obeyed, and that lo-fi (or goods not in tariff to pay ad valorem. Kuang laying down tax) is to be paid like inland kin, Hau, 14 year, 5 moon, r day.
THE NEW STEAMERS FOR "FORMOSA...
China's method, we are glad to note, assumes quite a different, and an Infinitely more practical direction. In the present
LOCAL AND GENERAL. awakening stage of her existence, the OUR Foochow contemporary observes that Middle Kingdom has found out that her the large yearly shipment of oranges and olives mean in theatrical circles. It must be distinctly | Of such stuff, indeed, are Portuguese rulers, might be mistakes in the accounts, having of the steamers into the agreement under which systems, or rather congeries of forms of religious worship-sacrificial,. Glial, an- owing to the destruction caused among the trees from that port will be greatly reduced this year, cestral and several others-are essentially and fruits by the recent typhoon. The prices material vestures of religion, which although are expected to be too high for remunerative satisfactory to the masses are found to be export. pre-eminently insufficient for the lettered
classes. A reformation movement has fairly set in throughout China; what course it may take and what results it may achieve before another generation has come and gone no one can tell. More- over, the essential characteristic of the movement, as far as we
can guage
Our Shanghai morning contemporary is
altogether in error in describing Wu Ta-chrug
10.
ANOTHER rare-bit from the Lisbon Formal das Colonias of the 29th July:"Since the treaty with China has been completed, we should now endeavour to establish a regular and direct communication with Macao and Timor, to open
Mr. Robinson applied for a rule to show cause why an order made by the Court in January: last should not be reviewed or set calde in so far
The N. C. Daily News of August 31st says: only as it made his client liable for $76,156 and We are informed that the arrangements gave directions with respect to those liabilities between the China Merchants Co., and H.E, Llu He further applied that the certificate of the Ming Chuan for the working of the steamers Registrar, as amended by that order, should be belonging to the latter, to which we referred on referred back to him to receive evidence on the Monday fell through some time since. The part of his client touching the amount due. China Merchants Co. were willing to undertake The Acting Chief Justice seemed disinclined the agency on terms which were accepted by Lig to grant the applications. He agreed that there Ming Chuan, but the proposals for the admission himself, on a former occasion, discovered one of the coast lines are worked were so unsatisfactory, $16,000, but he asked for precedent for re-opening that the Governor of Formosa could not assent the matter. take, and possible fraud. will be employed on the Shanghal-Tientsin ne Mr. Robinson's grounds were surprise, mis an end. The new steamers Smith and Cars to them and all negotiations therefore came to
His lordship said there was no leave reserved during the summer, and the Shanghai-Henkow all commonsense, the applicant having already run independently of existing lines, and the In order to do any such things it was contrary to line during the winter. The steamers will be been heard on those points, in January passenger rates will be fargely reduced. The aslate Governor of Kwangtung province."
our Customs to the importation of Chinese,
Mr. Robinson then asked for leave on the arrangements for management at Shanghal are His Excellency was simply Governor of Canton. OUR Macao correspondent writes us today to produce which reach us at a far bigher price by number of cases in support. As there were Trading Corporation which owns the steamers ground of "apparent errors and quoted a not yet completed. Although the Forces There is only one Governor in the provinces of the effect that the officers who had been con way of London, and to ship to Macao those errors in the accounts, involving $13,000, it was in under the patronage of Liu Ming Chuan, the Kwanglung and Kwangsi, and that is His fined at the Green Island lazarette, and some of European commodities which the Far East within the power of the Court to have them put Governor of Formosa, who has put a good deal Excellency the Viceroy, Chang Chih-tung. the men from Taipa, have been allowed permis. generally purchases from foreign markets," Yes, right. He asked permission to go through the of money into it, yet the greater part of the sion to return to town. At Cacilhas there are indeed, most sapient optimist; the Far East is would then apply for an amendment, and after official, and some asa-official. A large amount items. This being telused, he intimated that he capital is subscribed by other Chinese-some We are informed that telegraphic news have ailll two cases under treatment. Dr. Medeiros, sadly in want of articles of Portuguese manufac-wards object to it, which evolved some sarcasm of additional capital has been promised if the it, is not like that which is on foot reached the colony, from Singapore, to the effect the Bishop of Macao, has expressed his adhesion sure and industry. Commencing with your wines, from the Acting Chief Justice on the procedure Company will order at least two more steamers, in Japan -the search for a new religion that by the recent contract entered into between to the members of the dissolved Municipality by Mengels are thirsting for your famous Juice of desired leave to proceed nuns pro tune nove everybody here, "Japs," Chinese, Tartars and of objecting to his own amendment.". He then , but rather a conservative eclecticism the Opium Farmer and the Government of the inviting them to attend the distribution of prizes the grape. Send cargoes of it to the Extreme for then, and said that if he could only have
and make the line a strong one. of China's own old-established forms of Straits Settlements, the license has been raised which is to take place at St. Joseph's College on Orient, and you will see how readily they are his case heard it would yet be decided on its worship. That China is capable, out of to $134,309 a month, being $48,300 in excess of the 8th inst. The Independents has again purchased and consumed. As for your cottons merits. In reply to a question he stated that Confucianism, Mencianism, Buddhism, the sums paid during the preceeding three years; opened its old sluices of vile flattery on behalf the Far East must manage to afford to dispense being in the hands of the other side, who refuse and wools, your hardware and machinery, why, there was only a suspicion of fraud, the accounts Taoism, and other, cults and creeds, to also that the Penang Opium Farm pays now of the powers that be in the Holy City. Outside with such commodities, simply because you have to let his client see them. He then referred in evolve a system of religious worship more $92,600 per month,
a very limited circle, no one believes in the them not yourselves, but must. import them detail to the items with regard to which error in tune with the aspirations of her lettered JoUNNY SHERIDAN has been paralysing the that when the Editor of the Independent was modern civilisation than your own. But, what insurance, and so on, and taxes, &c were assertions of that paper. It will be remembered from countries which are more advanced in was alleged a thousand dollars overcharge for, classes and more adapted to reform her good folks of Shanghai-they are all so good in President of the Municipal Corporation in 1875, have you auch simple means of conveyance altogether. Then there were expenses borne by about your ships, most enterprising Editor incorrectly set down, making $8,boo difference vast brutalised masses, is not without the the Model Settlement-in Fun on the Bristol that institution committed blunders of such as ships? How are you to start a regular his client which she was not credited with range of possibilities. All nations have When we read that Mrs. O'Brien sure introduced magnitude that it became a loser, of $3,000 by communication with Macao, and Timor, two including 32,573 for reconstructing three houses their periods of religious awakening and the heart rending ballads of "Killaloe" and the mortgage of the Don Pedro V. Theatre, now precious emporiums of trade in the Far East &c. He was proceeding with fils legal of reform. Intellect is not wanting in "The man who struck, O'Hara," we are not incorporated with the Club Unito. Had the either buy abips or keep them going to and The Acting Chief Justice sald
And then, have you funds, sufficient capital to when the course of time will be surprised that the residents on the banks of the Governor of that epoch dissolved the Corpora from your colonies? To these questions the needed to show
muddy Whangpoo were paralysed. No, indeed! tion, as it fully deserved to be, the Indepens Lisbon paper can find no other answer, but a injustice done to his client
war that the even less a want than at present to But what the devil does Sheridan mean by dente would have been the first in the field to most appropriate silence. And yet the scheme, charging her share of the estate, to gain discriminate between the emptiness, the taking auch liberties with Shakespere and pulverise the Governor. As Mr Sigs happens were it practicable, is undoubtedly a good one desired leave barbarity of sacrificial worship and the Tommy Moor?. It is downright plagiarismcon amors, to the undivided amusement of all ever resuming her proper position as trading before the Registrar was not accessibless
to be out of office, he goes for the old carcase and appears the only possible chance of Macao Mr. Robinson alleged that the evidence elevation of Confucian ethics; between the not to say Fenianiam, ahone!
who know bios; and his rag, ✨
"desired in order that one of the parties mighis
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT)
Tamaul, and August, 1988. kabe first, ate her off the Forme Trading She is commanded, by Captain, Hogg and left Company, the smer? Gast, has ived heres
braves the io to call at, Sao Bay first on the to-day coastwise for Lam with four hundreds S.E coast at the other place landing can only be effected under favourable circumstances with
sampana, no safe anchorage for a steamor beings near, 2 There are now no less than a quarter of a2 dozen Shanghai commandesa here to
nors feet-Massa
toats therefore, there will
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