from Australífi. The various British trades unions subscribed only £4000. There is a surplus of £5000, in the disposal of which the committee will be guided by the general opinion of the subscribers. The sum of 1000 has been voted to the miners now on s'rike in Australia.
November 18th.
The United States steamship Pensacola, with a scientific expedition, has arrived.
• The strike of the bakers fixed for to-day was small; only 450 men went out, the demands of the others having been granted,
Ex-Mayor Ward of Sheffield dropped dead while hastening to catch a train. Ward was the largest edge-tool maker in the world.
PARIS, November 18th. M. Hayas, head of the well-known Paris news ngency, is dead.
VIENNA, November 18th.
The strike of the men in the mother-of-pearl trade became general to-day, upwards of 300 men having joined the movement. In a good many cases, however, the men were driven to join the strikers, as some masters voluntarily closed their workshops, even when they were willing to go on working at the old rates. As a matter fact, the strike is welcome to the masters, as it affords them the desired opportunity of re can importers to pay the higher rate, which they atricting production, thereby compelling Ameri- refused to do. The strike is likely to have this effect, as Vienna is the chief manufacturing
centre for this article.
ST. PETERSBURG, Novmber 18th. Sixteen students of the Military Academy of Medicine have been expelled for attending the funeral services of Tschernichowski, the nihitist, died who recently,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1889.
To-day's Pall Mall Ganette ways: "There is every probability of the whole noisoine matter, with the names of those concerned, being brought into a public court and everything will: turn upon the question of identity. If tried as n case of mistaken identity those witnesses called for the defense of Mr. Parke will be liable to examination and cross-examination concerning every person whom they can swear they met at the house in question."
William Allingham, the poet, is dead.
William Allingham was born at Ballyshannon, Ireland, where his family, originally English, had been settled for many generations. After con- tributing to several periodicals his first volume of pocins was published in rigo, He edited Fraser's Magazine for several years, to which he contributed many articles in prose and verse. He published several volumes of poems, the latest of which, entitled "Blackberries," appeared in 1884.
NEW YORK, November zojh,
The Catholic News has received a cablegram from Rome, saying that the Pope had order ed that the personal and real property of all cardinals who leave no surviving relatives be bequeathed to the Propaganda. Those having relatives must make a generous pro- These and all other funds devoted to the pro- vision in their wills for the same institution. paganda will be invested in foreign countries. This is to prevent the seizure of the papal re- venues by the Italian Government.
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ST. PETERSBURG, November 20th. The Chinese Government has refused to grant concession for a telegraph Roe from Siberia to Peking.
"Fearful storms are reported on the Black sea. For some days past the authorities have been | The Sea of Azov is blocked with ice investigating what they believe to be 'a' plot against the Cear. The result is that severalpersons who are supposed to be connected with the plot have been expelled from the capital,
LONDON, Lovember 19th, The Daily Telegraph says: The revolution in Brazil indicates what may fairly be called the final disappearance of monarchy from the New World. It may be said that Canada is still sub- ject to Queen Victoria, but, as ́a matter of fact, it is nu all but independent republic, under the British Crown. Thus the institution of heredit- pry kingship, which has played so great a part in the history of the world and which is still such a grave factor in European politics, is uprooted beyond the Atlantic, and with Dom Pedro of
Brazil the last of American sovereigns retires
from the scenes.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
LONDON, November 18th.
A public subscription is being, raised in New York to relieve the reported distress of Mrs. Parnell, the mother of the Irish Parliamentary leader.
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Mrs. Parnell is an American by birth, and is the daughter of Admiral Charles Stewart, `a celebrated American naval commander.
A strike has taken place amongst the nail and spike-makers in the nail-making districts of Worcestershire and Staffordshire.
The proprietors of five of the largest breweries at Burton-on-Trent, where the men engaged in malting had struck work for an advance of wages, have conceded the men's demands, and the men have resumed work.
Entimations:
THE
HALL & HOLTZ C. CO.,
LIMITED.
Co-day's Advertisements.
HONGKONG TRADING COMPANY, LIMITED.
LD. OF HONGKONG).
To-day's Advertisements.
HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB. ---
(LATE THE HALL & HOLTZ CO-OPERATIVE CO., APICK UPA will be commenced at 11 on SATURDAY, the 21st instant, Members willing to play will please sign their names, either an the List lying on the table in the Club Ante-room or on the one in the Cricket Pavilion, on or before 5 pm, on FRIDAY, the 20th Instant
ARTHUR K. TRAVERS,
Hon. See H.K. Hongkong, 16th December, 1889.
Incorporated under the Companies' Ordinances of Hongkong. The liability of Share- holders to be limited to the amount
of their shares.
CAPITAL,
$400,000, divided into 20,000 Shares of $20 each.
TIGH CLASS CABINET MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, CARPET FACTORS, $5 payable on application; $5 on allotment, GENERAL HOUSE, and OFFICE FURNISHERS and DECORATORS, PICTURE-FRAME MAKERS, POLISHERS, GILDERS, and SIGN WRITERS:
FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED, &c. DEDDING RE-MADE OR ALTERED, only the best workmen employed and all Materials are absolutely guaranteed. Cornices to match Furniture in any style or color, Carving, &c., done on the premises, Furniture and Floors, Stained Varnished and Polished equal to new.
NOTE.-Our Second Shipment to hand of NEW CURTAIN and DRAPERY MATERIALS and TRIMMINGS, CARPETS in ART COLORS, DINNER SERVICES, GLASS WARE, FIRE BRASSES, FENDERS, and DOGS, BASSINETTES, &C, &
NOVELTIES in PLUSH and SATIN CUSHIONS, FOUFFE STOOLS, FANCY TABLES, ART MUSLINS, &c, for CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS and PRESENTS.
The HALL & HOLTZOPER A LAD
Hongkong, goth November, 1879.
CAIRO, November 25th. News has been received that the Khalifa is
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and the balance at call on 3 months' notice being given. No call will be made for at least 6 months,
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their friends, and the balance (15,000) is 5.000 Shares are reserved for the Vendors and
offered to the public for subscription... Applications for shares accompanied by a deposit of $5 per share, must be sent In to the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation in Hong- kong, Shanghai and Coast Parts on or before the goth day of Dec. 1889-
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The Directors will, subject to the Provisions of the Articles of Association, be nominated at the Statutory Meeting of Shareholders, to be held in January, 1890.
Provisional Board:
R CHATTERTON WILCOX, Esq. W. W. CLIFFORD, ESQ. A. E. SKEELS, ESQ.,
Solicitors:
MEISRS SHARP, JOHNSON & STOKES. Bankers
THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.
General Manager: (ro.dem.) A. E. SKEELS, ESQ.
Secretary: (bro. fem.) M. H. MICHAEL, ESQ.
Offices! HONGKONG, 37 & 37, QUEEN'S ROAD. LONDON, 5 ST. BENET PLACE, E, C.
collecting a force at Omdurman with the object of reinforcing the dervishes at Dongola. It is
TIENTSIN, 30th November, 1889... Sir Henry James continued his speech on
believed that the dervishes intend making a fresh invasion across the frontier to avenge their behalf of the Times before the Parnell Com-
Yesterday the Fantai of the province, who has mission to-day. He declared that a large
The young Emperor of China, Kuang Hail, defeat at Taski. The dervishes have advanced just been relieved, and the Fantai who relieved amount of the vast sums which reached the declines to see the bride selected for him by the along the Nile to a post named Surada and con- Simentertained Li Hung-chang at the Chinkiang leaders of the Irish national movement was not Empress Dowager, the late Regent (1) It is continue making raids into Abyssinia. They hold Guild to a dinner. Among the guests was Pau accounted for, and this gave a scope for evil. sidered that the influence of his mother upon' the the greater part of the Equatorial provinces, a Kingtch, the new Taotal of Pooting-too. The [THE Hongkong. Branch of THE HALL &
large force is thus available operations else outeding Fantal takes charge of the Tribute doing. The league money, Sir Henry said, had Emperor in wanting, been used to defend prisoners other than those
Commissioner's Office, resigned by Li Han- charged with Agrarian crimes.
CHICAGO, November 25th. chang. While on his way to court this morning Justice Day of the Farnell commission was
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Intimations.
COLONY OF, HONGKONG.
REMOVAL OF OLD CEMETERY.
HE Old Colonial Cemetery, at Wàn-trai, is The above Colony, having become sur rounded by a dense population of Chinese of the poorer classes, it is found difficult to keep it in a condition of decency and cleanliness; IT 15 THEREFORE NOTIFIED that it is proposed re- verently and decently to remove all monuments. and tombstones in such Cemetery, as well as all remains which may be found there, to the existing Colonial Cemetery in the Happy Valley, where such remains will be re-interred.
The monuments will be repaired and grouped round a plain memorial stone on which it will be stated from what part of the Colony they have been removed.
Survivors, friends, or relatives who may desire to mak any objection to this removal, are re- quested to address the Colonial Secretary of Hongkong within six months from this date.
A list of the remaining monuments is ap- pended.
By Command,
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A. LISTER, Acting Colonial Secretary.;
! Colonial Secretary's Office, Hongkong, 25th October, 1889.
Mr. F. O. Licht, the authority on beet sugar, estimates the European beet sugar production in the running compaign as 366,000 tons above the production of the previous campaign. In two knocked down by a cab and slightly injured, months the visible supplies show an increase of stantially sworn, and several witnesses for the by a. Chinese gentleman. From this you will bas since then, under able management, pro- 'Number
He was unable to sit during the session.
Sir Edward Guinness has placed in the hands of Lord Rowton, Mr. Ritchie, president of the local Government Board, and Mr. Plankett, First Commissioner of Works, the sum of £150,000 to be held by them in trust for the erection of dwellings for the laboring poor. Of this amount 200,000 is to be expended in London and Z50,000 in Dublin. The income derived from the rents of the houses is to be
re-invested, with a view of the further develop
'ment of the scheme.
In a communicadon he has made to the trus tec, Sir Edward has informed them that be ha long felt the gravity of the evils which follow from the insanitary nature of the houses inhabited by large numbers of the laboring poor, and that the object he has in view is to provide clean and healthy hoines for people somewhat poorer than those who. at present avail themselves of the existing artisians' dwellings, and to show that this can be done on a sound financial basis.
FARIS, November 19th. Emile Ollivier in his new book contends that the best form of government is a monarchy. He predicts that a Caesar will yet arise in America unless she "mitigates ber omnivorous dewo cracy," and that still more surely will one arise |
in France if the state is delivered over to the "cynical voracity of politicians."
LISBON, November 19th, Major Serpa Pinto, while surveying fo the Nyassa district, was attacked by the Makololo. After a sharp fight the natives were repulsed with the loss of seventy-two killed.
The Portuguese Republicans are greatly elated at the success of the Republican coup d'etat in Brazil, and there are mutterings of distant thunder which are beginning to confirm the belief already expressed that something of the same nature may be attempted in this country Portugal is about ready for a revolution, and slogularly enough the conditions for it are very similar to those which existed in the South American empire a few days ago. Considerable fear exists that bloody scenes may be enacted if the Republicaris make up their minds to
imitate the revolutionists of Brazil.
The court is seriously alarmed and the Cabinet is much perplexed at the approaching arrival of Dom Pedro and his family. The Portuguese is in nearly the same state of mind as the army Brazilian army, and is more or less ready to forswear allegiance to the King and to set up its own President and Ministry. There have been noticeable of inte frequent signs of Insubordination and similar evidences of a restless desire to overturn the existing regime have been observed in the political circles of Spain among Spanish Republicans. That this sort of thing will sooner or later come to a head in Portugal no one bere seems to doubt, and the impetus which has been given to the growing discontent by the Brazilian revolution makes the danger to the present Government Im.
ninent.
246,000 tons.
Sir Edward Ebenezer Kay, one of the Justices of the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice, has directed that the Red Rock Gold- mining Company, be wound up. His Honor, in giving his decision, expressed disgust at the mining experts' reports.
In the market for pig-iton, the quotation for Glasgow warrants is 64% and for Middles borough 675, 65.
Saul Samuel a new process of treating refractory An engineer at Glasgow has submitted to Sir
otes. Experts are reporting on the process,
The latest news from Rio de Janeiro in refer- ence to the revolution in Brazil states that the Government of the new Federal Republic presented the Emperor, Dom Pedro, on leaving for Europe, with a sum of £80,000. The Government will allow him a pension of £80,000 year, and will continue the usual allowance to the Imperial family.
The censorship exercised over the press at Rio de Janeiro has prevented the truth as to the out- break of the revolution from being divulged. There is an impresssion, however, that the revolt was brought about by reason of the favour shown by the Imperial party towards the priesthood,
adhesion to the Republic.
Pernambuco and Bahia have notified their
November 19th. Further details to hand show that Marshal Fonseca corrupted the garrison and seized Rio on Thursday night, last. He at once proceeded to Pedropolis, the residence of Dom Pedro, and informed the Emperor, in the presence of his family, that he had been deposed. The Emperor received the news with composure, and within an hour he was placed on board the mail steamer bound for Lisbon. A man-of-war escorted the Emperor on bis departure from Rio.
Brazilian stocks in London have declined y per cent
The General Steam Navigation Company and the London and Coastwiss Company threaten an early suspension of the coastal trade, owing to the action of the stevedores in demanding
Increased rates of pay.
Mr. Tillett is organising the Hamburg dock labourers to work in union with the London men, A congress of trades unions of Great Britain will meet in January to elect a federal council.
The refusal of a dozen clerks and the foreman at the Tilbury Docks to join the union has caused another strike, in which 1600 dockers are involved. The men are taking steps to prevent outsiders from working at the Tilbury Docks, Irish Tenapis League on no account to break Archbishop Croke of Cashel, bas advised the the law.
The case for the prosecution commenced to. making a railway line of oo #the Chang and extending the scope of its several depart.
day with rebutting evidence.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 25th.
The case for the defence in the Cronin murder-enclose a map of the coal and iron ore fields trial was closed to-day. Alibi's were circum at Trechsow, which has been very ably executed prosecution were recalled and shaken in cross see how rich the hills are in coal and iron. By examination.
river can be reached, where boats, able to carry 600 to 1.000 piculs, can get at any time of the year, and from there run down with the stream into the Grand Canal, so that chal and iron from these hills can be sent into the pro- vinces of Honan, Shantung und Klangal, or even to Tientsin. It is rumoured that Li Hung chang is seriously considering commencing been surveyed by several foreign experts, the work at Tzechow at once. There mines bave last being Mr. Beecher, but Li would not grant the waking of them at the terms offered by a foreign firm.
M. de Lessar has been designated to the head ship of the Asiatic Department of the Russian Foreign Office.
LONDON,
November 25th.
A Cracow paper states that a plot has been Karageorgevics, and that three important arrests discovered at Belgrade in favour of Prince
have been made in connection therewith.
The Sultan of Vita has placed a custom-house at Vitu on the seaboard and is levying a duty of five per cent, on all exports and imports. Indian contractors there will lose heavily by this ar- rangement, and have refused to pay the duties in question. The Sultan threatens to use force unless the duties are paid.
The case of the Earl of Eusion against the Editor of the North London Press was beard to-day.
The Enel of Euston was examined and said that a man in Piccadilly gave him a card announcing that potes plastiques were being held in Cleve land Street, where he went for the first and only. time. The doorkeeper of the house he went to said that no poter plastiques were being held there, and then made certain abominable pro- posals, upon which the Earl of Euston left the house instantly.
Mr. Parke, the Editor of the North London Press, reserved his defence, and has been com mitted for trial, bail being accepted.
The Earl of Brownlow succeeds Lord Harris
as Parliamentary Under Secretary for War,
[The Earl of Brownlow was born in 1854, and was appointed Parliamentary Secretary to the Local Government Board in 1885.].
We are having very fine weather, and our Chinese friends are of opinion that the river will not close till the end of December-Shanghai Mercury.
BONGKONG.TEMPERATURE.
(From Mesars, Cleo, Falconer & Co Register) To-day Barometer that ones Barometer-1 §. Barometer-4 jalka (35) Thermonatoning hida Thermometer=1pm. Thermemater=4 3420. Thermaster-G 1.1. Thermoratori p. 1. kilo Thermometere; o,m. (Wet bulb) Thermometer.........Maximum
Minimum tower night).
Co-day's Advertisements.
A despatch from Lord Salisbury to Portugal PERSEVERANCE absolutely repudiates the assumption by the Por- tuguese Government of her sovereignty over the dominion North and South of the Zambesi.
ROME, November 26th. King Humbert yesterday in the Chamber of Deputies announced the abolition of the differ-
ential tariffa between France and Italy.
CAIRO, November 26th.
have arrived at Wady Halfa, where they met Sir Evelyn Baring and Colonel Wodehouse
lined the river banks and cheered them. with a warm reception from the natives, who
NEW YORK November ayth,
A tremendous and most destructive firo has taken place at Lynn in Massachussetts, where n
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LODGE OF
*HONGKONG, No. 1165
A REGULAR MEETING of the above LODGE will be held in FREEMASONS! HALL, Zetland Street, THIS EVENING, the 16th inst., at 8.30 for 9 o'clock precisely.
Hongkong, 16th December, 1889.
FOR SHANGHAL THE-Steamship
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mated at ten million dollars.
Is the German Reichstag a motion was pro-fire and the value of the damage done is enti- For Freight or Passage, apply to posed by Herr Richter to reduce the subsidy to the North German Lloyd's Company, with the view of withdrawing the steamers running be tween Sydney and Samoa, The motion was relered to the Budget Commliter. The Govern» ment opposed it.
--THE COMING RAILWAY,
HOLTZ CO-OPERATIVE CO., LD., bas, been formed into a separate Company with the above title. This business was acquired in August, 1888,- OPERATIVE CO., LD., (the present Vendors) and as a going concern, by THE HALL & HOLTZ CO-
gressed so antisfactorily in increasing its sales ments, that the Vendors, although confident that further development will result in an increasingly profitable trade, find that they are unable to supply the required capital, as their Articles of Association do not (permit them to borrow by way of mortgage, nor can they increase their Capital for the purposes of business in Hongkong.
The Vendors have therefors' agreed to sell to Hongkong business, in consideration of the the Hongkong Trading Company, Limited, the sum of $20,000 for the goodwill and certain advantages with regard to special agencies for the Vendors, Home buying, &c.
aiture, etc, will be taken over by the Company The Stock-in-trade, Fixtures, Household Fur- at cost valuation (as per stock hooks, on December 31st, 1889, and the Book Deb's (after writing off all known bad debts) will be also taker over, less a deduction of 5 per cent.
Satisfactory arrangements have been made for a much-needed enlargement and improve- ment of the present premises, and the refusal of lease for 3 or 5 years at the Company's option: has been secured.
The following are the principal departments, as at present carried on, viz:-
Household & General Stores, Wines & Spirits. Empire Brewery Products...]
Hall & Holtz Co.'s Steam (Sole Agencies).
Furniture Factory ......................... Gentlemen's Outfitting and Tailoring. Drapery, Millinery & Dressmaking. Ladies & Children's Outfitting, & Fancy Goods.
In Plan.
OLD COLONIAL CEMETERY,.
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LIST OF INSCRIPTIONS ON TOMBSTONES.
Rank and Name,
Date, 1-Joha Ambrose Mercer, Esq.zoth Aug., 1843. 2.Alexander Scott, Esq......2416 Aug., 1841. 3.-Mr. John Slade
2nd Aug., 1843. 4-William Brodie, Master in
the Royal Navy, late Com. mander, H.. M. troopship Rattlesnake.....17th June, 1841. -E. J. Hume, of, U.S.S.
Constellation
14th Sept., 1842. 19th Oct, 1841.'
6.-Aug. Fred. Sunger 7-Licut. Oliver Charles An- ketell, 37th Reg. Madras Native Infantry
13th July 1841. 8-G. W. York, of Bangor, Maine, U.S.A., seaman U.S.S. Constellation 5th Sept., 1842. 9. Julia, daughter of the Hon.
10.
John Walter Hulm................................26th Oct», 1844..
Williamser
Handy,
*Lieut.
Levin U.S.S. Constellation.
14th Sept 1842. 12-Sarah Elizabeth, wife of
Peter Margussen ....................... 2nd Aug, 1844, 13-John Irvine, Assistant Com-
missary General................................ 1st Feb., 1844. 14-Major Charles Gregory...30th Nov., 1842 15-Henrietta wife of the Rev.
J. Lewis Shuck, of Virginia, USA
27th Nov., 1844) 16-Frederick Joseph Ball 2nd Aug, 1843. 17-Mills Bridgeman Ball,
(Macao)**
- 2nd Augų 1844, 18.Lucy Hendricks, wife of
Dyer Ball.................... 6th June, 1844
Furnishing, General Upholstery, House Paint-19-Richard M. Isbell, Assist- ing and Decorating.
It is proposed to add a Furniture Factory, and such other branches of trade as from time to time may be considered advisable.
The Vendors will bear the whole cost of the preliminary and other expenses attending the formation of the Company, up to the date of allotment.
Applications for Shares (accompanied by a deposit of 35 per share) must be made on a
printed form, and forwarded to the Com- pany's Bankers; should no allotment be made the deposit will be returned in fall, and in case the number of shares allotted is less than that applied for, the surplus deposit will be appro priated towards the sum due on allotment.
Application Forms can be obtained, at the offices of the Company's Bankers in Hongkong, Shanghai, and Coast Ports.
December, 1889, dek Hongkong, 16th December, 1889. ⠀⠀. [#590 30th Dust will be closed in all these places on the
If you wish to meet a friend between the hours.
artof 8.30 p.m. and Eleven o'clock
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Surgeon, M.H.S. Agincourt
20-Theodosia, wife of Rev. W.
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11th Jan 1843.
March, 1843. Robert Marrison Brown... 13th Jan, 18444
Lieut. Eenjamin Fox, R.N.,
Nimred, Canton, killed at late First Lieut, H.M.S.
Canton
23-Capt. A. Frederick Beavan,
39th Regt M.N.I.18th Oct., 1843. 24-Lieut. Francis Beavan...... 6th Nov, 1842. 25-John Theophilus Boileau, Assistant Surgeon, Bengal 26Capt. Henry Harriot, 39th.
Establishment.comdist Nov 1842.
Regiment. 5th Dec 1843. 37-Major James Uniacke (Chit Klang-foot), Senior Officer of R. M., also Lieut. E William Atcherley (Yong.. to Kiang, also Lieut. C,
Honey, RM (Woo Sing) 21st July, 1843
38-1st Lieut. Ralph Milbanke,
H.M., sloop Childers......ßth Aug., 1843. ag-Capt. William Curris' of
the British ship Zander...toth Nov, 1844% 3L-Major Eldred Pottinger,
WOODYEAR'S ROYAL AUSTRALIAN John Abroath April, 1843---
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at 2.30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Location of our Marquee
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OLD CENTRAL MARKET.
LONDON, November soth..
H. E Chang Chib-tung left his quarters in the amping on Mr. Gülies's Kinkiang Road yesterday afternoon, December ***The Earl of Euston, eldest son of the Duke of ⠀⠀ The Timer, in commenting ou Grafton, has instructed George Lewis to take reply to Sir Henry Parker, saya that a little rath, for the steamer Klanghwan, in which he criminal proceedings against Parke, editor of punclillo ought not to deter the Premier of is now proceeding to his post at Wuchang the new half-penny paper called the North New South Wales from accepting Mr. Gillies's During his stay here he has had several earnest London Press for having stated that he was proposal to discuss the question of Australasian discussions with the Chefoo Taotal, Sheng, on The above Steiner having arrived, Consignees one of the principals in the Cavendish-street federation. Otherwise federation would be only the railway question, the Viceroy strongly uphold of Cargo are hereby requested to send, in their scandal, and that he had been allowed to leave a dream, The Federal Council, however, is not ing his view that the proposed railway should be Bills of Lading for Countersignature, and to take the country to defeat justice: Parke is the sub competant to deal with the question of common built entirely with Chinese resources, the inter Immediate delivery of their Goods from along, REDUCED PRICES 1 editor of O'Connor's Star, and those who know defence, when a solution might be urgently reference of foreigners being limited as much as widest ranges, Ana za jadi Sad je dejala him say that he would hardly make such allega quired. A federal legislature would possess possible. It is now stated that Mr. Sheng is to Cargo Impeding the discharge of the Vessel tions unless he believed in his ability to prove Lovereign or quasi sovereign attributes, their truth. He is however, mistaken on one The London and Australian Trust has been probably, Hed from Cheloo to a port is Hupeh, will be landed and stored at Consignees rak
Hankow, where he will be specially and expense,ka point: Euston did not leays the country, registered with a capital of £500,000. advised to do rally understood that he was The Rerb denounces Bishop Kennton for his business, salt, the Viceroy in this railway
action in protest ng against the election of Canon M. Emile Braive, Inspector-General of:Mines · Honglong, 16th December, 1889. Laboschere says in Trufk to-day :. "A noble. Saumares Smith as Bishop of Sydney and for the Chinese Government, was recalled from man holding a position at court was implicated Piimale of Australia,
Hupeh, where he was prospecting, to 'mest by the deposition of a postal inquiry, that had The French Chamber of Deputies assembled there two officials here, and he was included in THE PUNJOM AND SUNHIE DUA taken place and by telegraph boys who would fo-daye M. Tirard, in his opening speech, said the discussions as to the possibility of the SAMANTAN MINING COMPANY have been called as witnesses if the prisoners that the country insists on peace, and desired a proposed railway, being built without foreign had not pleaded guility. He was asked by a business policy Instead of one of speculation, It financial aid. M., Braive, has been travelling. high court official to explain matters and at once would be necessary to abandon the question of for a long tims in China, and prospecting in fed from the country, Hammond, owner of the the Constitulop, and also that of the separation several provinces, at first in the North, and house, has also gene abroad. Warrants were of the Church from the States
lately in the Yangtze valley, His observation subsequently, issued against them. I am The Chumber of Deputies has by a large confima Richtofen's statements as to the great | further informed that the house was not let to majority selected the proposals for the revision | mineral wealth of the country he has seen, Hammond, but to four gentlemen whese names of the Consti
sou
are known and are common talk at every cluby largas
* C. B...........................................15th Nov, 1843, 32 Francis R. Foote... 33--Capt. A. H, S. Young, 55th
Regt. 13th July, 1843* Lieut.-Adj. J. R. Margrath 8th July, 1843 also Capt. Ti do Havelyn kan DI glandocomonomor 6th Sept, 1845. w-also Ensign. J. Campbell, Pune VILLEST
55th Regtanunumpe In Feb., 1843.
Ensign J. H. C. Rogers, one shou
Regt......
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CHAS. D. HARMAN,
sen Agent.
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1.50 1,00 Stalls, Carpeted Seats: onnelline agai Soldiers and Sailors in uniform-to. Pit 25 Cents.
PRICES OF ADMISSION !--- Boxes of 6 Chaira ....................................ür. $9.00 --- Single Seats in Boxes Dress Circle Chairs
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Hongkong, 16th December, 1889
HE Fourth Ordinary Yearly MEETING of 225
pany will be held at the Company's Office, NoS VICTORIA November 24th, progress among the high oficials, and will cons of pm, for the purpose of receiving Report No. 1046,
The railway question is undoubtedly maldeg, Queen's Ford, on MONDAY; the 20th instant konse dinue to do so, and it is the preparatory stens of the Directors together with Statement of junk váy mi suden v
It la pretty clear that the maiter cannot he The cruiser Zlake has been launched at Chat: allowed to test bern." Very possibly many who bam and is the largest of her class ofloat her aro suspected are innocent, and in their in speed is twenty-two knots terest; as well as in the public interest, no effort for CONSTANTINOPEZ, November 24th, should be spared to bring home the guilt to those The trial of Moussa Boy has commenced) the Family @gulity,
age are pòblis
that are the most tedious and difficult. Without Account to sist March, 1889, and for the election | REGULAR MEETING" of foreign assistance no railway will be bullt, and of Directors anh Auditors/rahamed Lodge will be held in 1 the Chinese should console, themselves with is 291
AOD, GOURDINAN HALF Zetland Street, on 8. knowing that it ly China that will reap the whole
bist mitant; at, 6.30 for`g;P.M. benefitV. C17ABY BYJULLE BREE
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