1888-10-11 — Page 4

Commercial.

CRYING CHERYPATIONS. Fionolog + doh Memangled Back 151 per cent,

samym well.

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Union Insurance Society of Canton-$85 per

share, sellers.

China Traders' Insurance Company-$68 per

share, buyers.

North China Insurance-Tis. 285 per share,

buyers.

Canton Insurance Company, Limited-$97 per

share, buyers. Yangtze Insurance Association-Tls: go për

share, buyers,

Chinese Insurance Company-$165 per share,

buyers.

On Tai Insurance Company, Limited-Tls. 150,

per abare.

share, sellers.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Company-$340 per Chinn. Fire Insurance Company-$75 per share,

Bellers,

Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company, 30

r cent, premium, buyers. Hongkong. Canton, and Macao Steamboat, Co.

-$718 per share, buyers. China and Manila Steam Ship Company-121

per share, sellers. Hanging Gas Company-$135 per share, sellers: Hongkong Hotel Company,-$165 per share,

scllera.

Indo-China Steam

Navigation Company, Limited-17 per cent. dis., sellers." Douglas Steamship Company-$53 per share,'

sellers.

China Sugar Refining Company, Limited-$185

per share, buyers.

Luzon Sugar Refining Company, Limited-$79

per share, buyers.

Hongkong Ice Company-380 per share, buyers. Hongkong and China Bakery Company, Limited,

-$80 per share..

Hongkong Dairy Farm Co., Limited-$12 per

share, sales and buyers.

A. S. Watson & Co., Limited-100 per cent.

premium, sellers.

Chinese Imperial Loan of 1884 B-3 per cent.

premium,

Chinese Imperial Loan of 1884 C-5 per cent

premium, buyers.

Chinese Imperial Loan of 1886 E-11 per cent.

premium.

Hongkong Bone Manufacturing

Company,

Limited-$74 per share, sellers. Perak Tin Mining and Smelting Company-$5

per share, nominal.

Punjam and Sunghie Dua Samantan Mining Co.

- per share, buyers. Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown

Company-3 per cent. premium, huyers. Tonquin Coal Mining Co.-65 per cent. premium,

sellers.

The Hongkong High-Level Tramway Co.,

Limited--28 per cent, premium, sellers,

The Eau Rougen Planting Co, Limited-346

ner sliare, buyers..

Cruickstr nk & Co., L.-$55 per share, buyers.

EXCHANGE

ON LONDON.-Bank, T. T........3/01 Bank Bills, on demand.....3/01 Bank Bills, at 30 days' sight......3/01 Bank Bills, at 4 months sight...3/17 Credits at 4 months' sight

ON PARIS

3/18

-3/14 ·*.

Documentary Bills, at 4 mouths"...

.sight

Bank Bills, on demand.

Credits, at 4 months' sight.

-3-97

ON INDIA, T. T..

273}

On Demand......

...224

..731 ...73

ON SHANGHAL--

Hank. T. T........

Private, o days' night

EXPORT CARGO,

Per Abyssinia, str., for Vancouver.-18 packages Merchandise. For Victoria.---1,550 bags Rice, 17 chesta Opium, 1,case Silks, and 1940 packages Merchandise. For San Fran- cisco.-705 bags Rice, 4 cases Silka, 200 boxes Tea, 140 ralls Matting, and 1,643 packages Mer- chandise. For Portland.-2,100 bags Rice, 5 cases Silks, and 1,642 packages Merchandise. Far Brandon, Manitobos-zo chests Ten. For Chicago-146 packages Merchandise. For Boston.18 packages Merchandise. For New York,-21 rolls Mauing, 3 cases. Silks, 53 packages Tea, and 141 packages Merchandise.

OPIUM MARKET.—THIS DAY.

$550

NEW MALWA, per picul.....

(Allowance, Taels 32 to 64).

OLD MALWA, per picul

$550

(Allowance, Taels 32 to 88). NEW PATNA, (without choice) per chest... $550 OLD PATNA, per chest ................... $465 NEW BEWARES, (without choice) per chest $540 NEW BENARES, (bottom) per cheat.........$491

to $4961 NEW PERSIAN (best quality) per pico!.... 8640 OLD PERSIAN (best quality) per picul...... $500 OLD PERSIAN (second quality) per picul... $550 to $575

HONGKONG TEMPERATURE,

(Prom Mens. Falconer & Co.'s Register).

To-day.

Farometer- .m.

Starometer-1 p.m.

Vacareer-4 p.m.

Thermometer—y am.

Thermome—z poka

Theme:~49,1,

Thermometer-g á.m. (Wet bibl

Thermosener-7 pm. (Wei bulb)

Thermometers. (Wet but

Thennymet-Maælnius

29/94/47004

Thermometer ---ħffalmum (ervez alght) a

.50 $3

30.07

30.05

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CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICLA

REGISTER.

10th October, 1888.-At 4 p.m.

STATION

Wladivostock

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Nigua

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Hangkong #gapenas

1004

Hiphang MONA 10.00

Belio.MANENT

31

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WINA

11th October, 1888,At 10 am.

STATION.

Bringhal

30.00 30.04

:: hours.

b 0.16

Hongkong H Haiphong NIN Вобщабна смі Mandla

„The barometer has risen slightly along the coast and has fallen tightly in· Lasuse, Gradients are slight for north-east..winda. Cloudy, cool and rather damp westbar prevalla MAGASIN, Ewenarometer vectored to level of the sea is inches, beatha od Jiray Daisy-Hamkaty (la pacentage of mouendong the banlaity of air setoraad wide moms being to Dead fot the wlad to two pola non ad the wind, according to Bangkat made three of the teaching, my cached

Hengkong Observatory, frih October, 1888.1.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1883.

MAILS EXPECTED.

THE ENGLISH MAIL

The P. & O. S. N. Co.'s steamer Surat, with the next English mail, left Singapore of 4 p.m., on the 9th instant, and is expected to arrive here on or about the 14th.

THE AMERICAN MAIL.

The P. M. S. S. Co.'s steamer City of Rio de Faneiro, with the American mail of 19th ultimo, has arrived at Yokohama, and will leave for this port on the toth instant.

THE INDIAN MAIL.

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The steamer Arratoon Apcar, from Calcutta, left Singapore on the 8th instant, and is expected. here on the 14th.

THE CANADIAN MAIL.

The Canadian Pacific steamer Albany, with the Canadian fail, left Shanghai on the 11th instant, and is expected here on the 15th.

STEAMERS EXPECTED.

London, left Singapore on the 6th instant, and is The Glen line ateamer Glenfinlar, from expected here on the 12th.

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The Ocean Steamship Co.'s steamer Telamon, from Liverpool, left Singapore on the 8th inst, and is expected here on the 14th.

The Union line steamer Galley of Lorne, from Hamburg, left Singapore on the loth inst and is expected here on the 16th,

Shipping.

ARRIVALS.

CYCLOPS, British stranier, 1.403. H. Nish, 10th

Oct.,-Glasgow, wit Liverpool, and Singa pore 4th October, General,---Butterfield & Swire.

FOOKSANG, British steamer, 999, Sawer, toth

Oct., Shanghai 7th October, General- Jardine, Matheson & Co.

THALES, British aleamer, 320, Hunter, 17th Oct., Taiwanfoo 5th October, Tamsul 6th, Amay 9th, and Swatow 10th, General.-D. Lapraik & Co. CARISBROOKE, British steamer, 973, R. Cass, th. Oct. Saigon 27th Sept., Rice and Rice Flour.Marris and Ray. FALKENBURG, German steamer, 989, H. Bantels, 11th Oct.-Saigon 24th Sept, Rice-Mel

chers & Co. CHEANG-CHEW, British steamer, 1,213, A. Dun--

lop, 1th Oct.,-Singapore 4th Oct., Gene- ral-Bun Hin.

CLEARANCES AT THE HÄRBOUR OFFICE. Katsang, British steamer, for Shanghai. Cyclops, British steamer, for Nagasaki.

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Glenegle, British steamer, for Singapore, Amphitrite, Austro-Hungarian steamer, for Sin-

Kapore, &c.

Haifan, British steamer, for Swatow, &c.

DEPARTURES,

October 10, Saghalien, French steamer, for

Shanghai, &c.

October 11, Chow-chow-fas, German, str., for

Tientsin, &c. October 11, Satellite, British cruiser, for Naga-

saki.

October 11, Nester, British str., for Amoy, &c. October 11, Goliah, Siamese bark, for Bangkok, October 11, Z'Avvenir, Brush schooner, for

Mantong.

The British steamship Cyclops reports that she left Glasgow, of Liverpool, and Singapore. on the 4th instant at 5 p.m. Had fine weather throughout,

The British steamship Thales reports that she left Tejwanfoo on the 5th instant, Tamsui on the 6th, Amoy on the 9th, and Swatow on the 10th. From Taiwanfoo to Tansui had moderate to fresh north-north-east winds and fine clear weg- ther. From Tamaul to Amoy had moderato north-east winda and clear weather. From Amoy to Swatow had light airs and overcast sky with rain at intervals. From Swatow to port had moderate.winds and smooth sea with clear weather.

The German steamship Falkenburg reports that she left Saigon on the 24th plumo; wind Dortherly, and sky cloudy. Fair weather till the 27th, when barometer fell and wind increased.

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On the 28th it increased to a gale, and evidently a typhoon had been met. At six o'clock the steering gear brake, and soon afterwards the patent rudder was by the heavy seas breaking aft. The weather got worse next day, the sea being very high and boats amidships were carried away, and confused and a fog spreading. The two port third broken, and the sails were blown away. Most the small deck gear was smashed. On the evening of the 29th Captain Dreyer died; and two of the Chinese passengers. The after batch and peak were broken by waves, and filled the wind changed to the southward and the rea with water, and the cargo sbifted. Suddenly broke with increased force over the vessel. The screw became damaged, and some plaies gave way, The hurricane abated next day, and after drifting about till the 3rd. Touron was reached. The Carisbrooke was requested to tow us to

·Hongkong, which she did.

Post Office.

A. MAIL WILL CLOSE For Shanghai-Fer Amoy, to-morrow, the 12th instant, at 3.30 P.3.

12th instant, at 3.30 P.M.

For Shanghal-Per Kwangle, tomorrow, the

For Nagasaki, Kobe, and Yokohama-Per Cyclops, to-morrow, the 12th instant, at 5.co

P.M.

For Haiphong.-Per Clare, to-morrow, the 12th instant, at 3.00 P.M.

Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne.

For Foochow, Thursday Island, Cooktown,

Per Tartar, to-morrow, the 12th instant, at 5.00

P.M.

For Nagasaki, Kobe, and Yokohama-Per Verona, to-morrow, the 12th instant, at 5.00 P.M. For Straits and Bombay.-Per Stura, on Saturday, the 13th instant, at 11.30 AM.

For Bangkok.-Per Mongkut, on Monday, the 15th instant, at rt.30 A.M.

HONGKONG-SAILING VESSELS.

Continued.

GREAT ADMIRAL, American ship, 1,497, James F. Rowell, 18th Sept., San Francisco 28th July, Flour.-Russell & Co. HATTIE E. TAPLEY, British bark, 907, J McCon- nachy, 5th Sept.-Sandakan 15th August, Timber-Gibb, Livingston & Co. HI-CHRONG,, British bark, 320, T. C. Thomsen, 4th Sept. Bangkok 12th August, Rice and General-Kong Tong Tai. HONOLULU, British ship, 1,599, Leavy, 2nd Oct., -Shanghai 24th Sept., Ballast.--Melchers & Co.

ITON, French bark, 542, Begnier, 10th October, -London 20th May, General.-Carlowitz & Co.

JOHN MCLEOD, British ship, 1,500, J. B._Stuart,

21st Sept.,-Hamburg 20th May, General. --Siemssen & Co.

JOHN M. BLAIKIE British ship, 1,778, D. F.

Faulkner, 8th Oct., New York 25th June, Kerosene Oil.-Order. LEADING WIND, American ship, 1,159, F. M. .Hinckley, 9th October,-New York 16th LUCIA, British bark, 640, Wood, 5th August,

May, Kerosene Oil-Russell & Co.

Freemantle (W. Australia) 11th July, San- dalwood. Onler. MONROVIA, British ship, 1.492, H. Coming, toth

Sept., Shanghai 29th August, Ballast. NAVPACTUS, British ship, 1.399, Lovitt, 4th Oct.,

Siemseen & Co.

STEAMERS.

FROM.

STEAMERS EXPECTED IN HONGKONG.

DATE DUE.

London Calcutta.

Liverpool

October 12th October 14th October 14th

London....

October 14th

Vancouver

October 15th

San Francisco

October 16th

Hamburgis

October 16th

Glenfinlas Telanion..... Arratoon Apcar...... Surat...... Albany....

City of Rio de Janeiro. Galloy of Lorne.....

DESTINATION.

STEAMERS LOADING IN HONGKONG.

VESSELS.

AVENTS.

AGENTS.

Jardine, Matheson & Co. D. Sassoon, Sons & Ce Butterfield & Swire. P. & D. 5. N. Co. Adamson, Bell & Co. Pacific Mail 5. S. Co. Russell & Co.

DATE OF LEAVINO.

London, &c, via Suca Canal Hydaspes

P. & O. S. N. Ce Oct. 24th, at noon, London, via Suez Canal... Prometheus....................... Butterfield & Swire....il October 13th. Marocilles, vía Saigon, &c. Ava ............................................. Messageries Maritimes. Oct. 17th, at nean. Bremen, & Ports of Call... Neckar. Melchers & Co. Oct. 28th, at 10 a‚in, Genoa, via Bombay, &c.... Stura .... San Francisco, via Yhama City of Rio de Janeiro Pacific Mail S. S. Co..

.............. Carlowitz & Co. Oct. 13th, at noon. Havre and Hamburg, & Frigga

Stemssen & Co... Oct. 21st, at 4. p.m. Oct, 27th, at 3 p.mi 0. & 0. S. S, Co. Oct, 17th, at 3 p.n .....Adamson, Bell & Co..... Oct. 25th, at 3 p.m.

Gibb, Livingston & Co. Tomorrow, at 4 pim.. Gibb, Livingston & Co. Quick despatch. Jardine, Matheson & Co. Oct. 16th, at 3 p.in.

Butterfield & Swire....

P. & O. 5, N. Co... Butterfield & Swire......

About Oct. 15th.

Oct. 13th, daylight.

San Francisco, via Y'hamn Oceanic... Vancouver, B.C.,via K., &c. Albany Sydney and Melbourne ...Tartar... Sydney, Melbourne, &c.... Ghazee...... Straits, Colombo & Bombay Lombardy, & O. S. N: Co. Oct. 19th, at noon." Calcutta, vin Straits......... Wingsang. -Philadelphia ezth May, Kerosine. Oil-Singapore, via S'dakan, &c. Memon Masier.

Yokohama, via N'saki, &c. Verona...... Nagasaki, Kobe, &c........ Cyclops.... Kobe

............ Zambesi Tientsin..........

Soochow Shanghai Shanghai

Amoy... Shanghai, via Amoy Haiphong Swatow, Amay, &c... Coast Ports.

PENSHAW, British bark, 672, J. Mokay, 16th Sept.,--Philippines 23rd August, Timber.

Lane, Crawford & Co.

P. N. BLANCHARD, American ship, 1,50), M. W. Blanchard, 25th Sept.,--Hiogo (Japan) 5th Sept., General-Siemssen & Co. WAKEFIELD, American bark, 842, W. S. Crowell, 4th October-New York 19th May, Kero- sene Oil.-Russell & Co. WM. H. CONNER, American ship, 423, But- man, 10th Sept., Shanghai 28th August, General. Pustau & Co.

Intimations ̧

FEBBLE WHAT YOU WANT"

LAHPLOUGH'S

PYRETIC

Oct. 13th, daylight. Adamson, Bell & Co..... Tomorrow, at noon. Butterfield & Swire...... Oct. 20th, at 4 p.m.. ...Surat............................. P. & 0. 'S. N. Co. Quick despatch.

Telamon Clara Thales

Haitan

Siemssen & Co. To-morrow, at 4 p.m. Butterfeld & Swire..... October 16th..

A. R. Marty....Oct. 13th, daylight. Douglas Lapralke & Co.. Oct. 14th, daylight. Douglas Lapraik & Co.. To-morrow, daylight. Intimations.

W. POWELL & CO.

SALINE

COIR

For Straits and Calcutta. Per Wingsang, THE DISEASES OF TROPICAL CLIMATES

on Tuesday, the 16th instant, at 2.30 PM.

For Straits and London-Per Benarty, pa Tuesday, the 16th instant, at 5.00 PM.

SHIPPING IN HONGKONG.

STRAMERS.

AMOY, German steamer, R14, R. Kobler, th Oct., Whampoa 9th October, General.- Siemssen & Co..

CLARA, German steamer, 674. Christensen, toth

Oct.,-Hoihow 8th October, Pigs.-Siems- Ben & Co

October 11, Duburg, German str., for Saigon. October 11, Amphitrite, Austro-Hungarian str.,

for Singapore, &c. October it, Glenogle, British steamer, for Sin-DAFILA, British steamer, 516, Neilson, 3rd Oct.

gapore.

October 11, Autaang, British Str., for Whampoa. October 11, Fooksang, British steamer, for

Whampoa.

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. PASSENGERS-ARRIVED,

Per Cyclops, str., from Glasgow, &c.-Mrs. Buyers and 2 children, Messrs. Orr and Miller, and 230 Chinese.

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Campas and Brenen, and 73 Chinese.

Per Faeksang, str., from Shanghai--Messrs.

Per Thales, sir, from Taiwanfoo, &c.-45 Chinese.

Per Cheang-chew, str., from Singapore.-313 Chinese..

nese.

Per Falkenburg, str., from Saigon.-53 Chi- Per Carisbrooke, str., from Saigon,17 Chi-

nese.

DEPARTED.

Per Saghalien,str., from Hongkong for Shang- hai-Mr. Leung How Tim, For Yokohama. Messrs. J. Iguzi, J. M. d'Almeida, and José Campos da Roza. From Marsellles for Shang- hai-Mr. and Mrs.. Villard, Mrs. de Grain. ville, Mrs de Bonhomme, Mrs. Veslaque, and Mrs. Lenègre. For Yokohama. Mesars. Mécre, Kabayama, Yamamoto, Hydaka, Yendo, Mura kami, Sakamoto, Ivasa, W. Rausch, G. Stadel- mann, Y. Hayashi, W. Bengen, Termorokata, and Eymard. From Batavia-Mr. E. Tritate. From Singapore.-Mr. and Mrs. Ullmann, Mr. and Mrs. Claxton, Messrs. Moffat and Sim monds. From Saigos.-Count and Countcas of Bardi, Mestrs. de Herting and Lucchese.

Fer Kuisang, str., for Swalow, &c.-60 Chi-

tiesE.

Per Glenegle, str., for Singapore- Euro- pean and 385 Chinese.

Per Amphitrite, str., for Singapore, &c. Euro, cans and 466 Chinese,

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TO DEPART.

Chinese,

Per Cyclops, str., for Nagasaki, Per Hartan, str., for Swatow, &- Euro- peans and 300 Chinese.

REPORTS.

The British steamship Cheang-chews reports that she left Singapore on the 4th instant. Had light variable winds and fine weather.

The British steamship Fooksang reports that she left Shanghai on the 7th instant. Had north- east wind and thick rain to Chapel Island; thence variable winds to Pedro Blanco, Heavy north-west squalls off Pedro Blanco On the 7th, passed the steamship Canton off Tungsha,

The British steamship Carisbrooke reports that she left Saigon on the 27th ultimo; passed Cape St. James at to p.m. Had moderate breeze from east-north-east and fine weather; at 3 a.m. on the 29th abreast of Cape Varela had strong gale from westward with high con- fused sea and falling barometer at 8 a.m. the same day gale and sea increasing, wind west and south; every indication of a heavy typhoon to the northward; stood for Phuyen harbour, and anchored there at rp.m. On the morning of the

CRUSADER, British steamer, 674. Ogston, 25th Sept., Manila 22nd Sept., General.-Soey Sing

-Sourabaya 19th Sept, Sugar and Gef

Gefe- ral-Ah Yon.

and their Treatment.

In a work on this subject, hy J. A. B. Horton, Eaq.. M.D., F.R.9.8., the author writes"There is a very "Agroenble offervescing Baline purgative, which is a "most important medicino in s treatinent at all "Malarious Disensas et Tropical Utimates, and which should be possessed by avery famly rosiding in the Tropics, viz,

"LAMPLOUGH'S PYRETIC SALINE,

"It is a powórfal and useful adjunct for procuring "the brink petion of the more powerful purgatires, "With men who are accustomed to

"HARD DRINKING' AND 'KEEPING UP LATE

at night in the Tropies, the Pyretio will be found an BRTVOshie cade reum, which should be used every morning to rulieve the intialines and other abdominal viscera sud give moro üfe and vivacity to the apetam, during the day."

An old Indinu staft-Hurgeon writes, "Taken the first thing in the martinig ter a restlos night due to hent, mosquitoes, prickly, kost, de... it wil almost immediately ranulye thanno feelings of onnol, faille, *stucan, and fritation of the skin, so characteristlö of and night its the Tizica, nigung Mom by "delightful feeling of houtca 44211

FAME British steamer. 117. A. Stopant-Hong IT IS PREVENTIVE OF DYSENTERY,

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kong and Whampoa Dock Co. HAITAN; British steamer. 1,182, S. Ashton, roth

Oct., Foochow 7th October, Amoy 8th, and Swatow gth, General.-D. Laprik & Co. KWANGLER. Chinese steamer, 1.508, Andrews, roth Oct-Whampoa 10th Oct., General, -C. M. S N Co. LOMBARDY, British steamer, 1,724, C. F. Preston,

roth Oct., Bombay 24th Sept., and Singa. pare 4th Oct., Cotton and General→P, &. METAPEDIA, British steamer, 1.454. J. E. Purvis,

O. S. N. Co.

roth Oct., Nagasaki 3rd October, Coal, Takasima Colliery Co.

MONGKUT, British steamer, 859. Geo. Anderson, roth Oct-Hangkok 4th October, Rice and General-Yuen Fat Hong. NANSHAN, British steamer, 805. J. Binckburne, 5th Oct. Bangkak 27th October, Rice and NORDEN. Norwegian steamer, 1.367. Nielsen,

Rasewond-Hop Hing Hong.

8th Oct-Nagasaki 3rd October, Coals and OCRANIC, British steamer, 3,808, Ino. Metcalfe,

General Mitul Bussan Kaishia.

3rd Oct.-San Francisco 8th Sept., and Yokohama 28th, Mails and General-O, & O. S. S. Co.

PILOT FISH, British steamer, 161, A. Stopani,— SoOCHOW, British steamer, 128, Rowin, toth

. Hongkong and Whsmpia Dòng Eo

Oct., Pakhoi 6th Oct., and Hoitom 9th, General-Order.

STRATHLEVEN, British steamer, 1,588, C. W. Pearson, 10th Oct-New York 17th Aug.. and Singapore 3rd October, Kerosene Dil and General Adamion, Bell & Co. STURA, Italian steamer. 1.415, L. Caboara, 4th Oct-Bombay 15th Sept., and Singapore 28th, General-Carlowitz & Co. TARTAR, British.steamer, 1,603, D. S. Balley, Toth Oct.,-Kobe 3rd Oct., General-Gibb, Livingston & Co. TRIUMPH, Gertaan steamer, 674, P. Moor, 7th October,Manila 4th October, Sugar- Wieler & Co.

VERONA, British steamer, 1,876, M. de Home,

5th Oct-Yokoharpa, and Koba 29th Sept Mails and General.-P. & D. S, N, Co, VISAVAS, Spanish steamer, 406, J. de Afubita, 8th Oct,-Manila, vid Amoy 4th October, General-Ban Ho.. VORWAHRTS, German steamer, 612, J. Bruhn, 5th Oct-Touron 26th Sept., and Holbow 4th Oct., General-Wieler & Co. WINGBANG, British steamer, 1:51%, A. de St. Croix, 7th October-Calcutta 21st Sept., Penang 28th, and Singapore 1st October, › General---Jardíne, Matheson & Co. ZAMBESI, British steamer, 1,563, T.R. Tiddy, 4th O Saigon 27th Sept, Rico-Adamson, Bell & Co.

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ADOLPH, German bark, 86%, E. Westergaard, 5th BAILING VEBELLS.

August, Hamburg 19th April, General Order.

30th barometer, rose and wind hauled to the CARRIER DOVE, British bark, 1,026, A. Forsyth,

southward; weighed and stood for Hongkong. On the 1st instant experienced heavy sorta-east gale with high sea; hove-to on the and with Increasing north-east gale, and heavy aca with thick zain and very hard squalls; at 7p.a. mn for Touton and anchored in that harbour at noon on the 3rd sailed again on the 7th at 6 pm, with the steamship Falkenburg in tows all went well until morning of the 9th, when both bows broke, got connected again and pro ceeded for Hongkong ; at midnight (last evening) ropes broke agale anchored at night off Ling. ting north 33 miles started again this morning 31 6.20 o'clock, and arrived here at 930 m. Had moderate winds and sea to St. John's Island; thence to port fresh north to north-east winds,

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