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R10, December 26th. The Brazilian Government has issued a Decree ordering all persons charged with sedition, suborning the military, or in any way,opposing the Republic to be tried by a military tribunal. A Brazilian newspaper has been suspended for supporting the opposition to the Republic.

PARIS, December 26th. The Temps states that Franco has notified to England that she will agree to the Egyptian Conversion Scheme, if England will prove her desire to evacuate Egypt. France has also suggested to England to apply part of the profits accruing from the prop sed conversion to streng then the Egyptian Army, which will permit the reduction of the British force 'in Egypt.

LONDON, December 26th.

The Czar and the King of Portugal have been attacked with infuerza. This is the Czar'ı second attack, and his case is very severe. Twenty per cent of the Russian army are suffer. ing from the infliction, The trade in Vienna and some German towns is partly paralysed owing to the prevalence of the outbreak. Many schools and universities have been closed. The cases which have occurred in England are mild, and it is doubtful whether they are identical with that rife on the Continent.

Heir Licht estimates that the best sugar crop of Europe for the present campaign will give a surplus of 681,000 tons. The production in the past three months has been 410,000 tons in excess of the yield for the same period of last year..

December 27th.

The British East Africa Company has granted an annual payment to the Sultan of Zanzibar. According to the terms of the concession, the Sultan abstaine from interfering in the adminis- tration of the Company's territory,

Many of the postmen in the Western district of London are now disabled through influenza.

PARIS, December 27th,

The influenza epidemic has become more virulent in Paris, and a number of cases have ended fatally. The death rate has been increased by two hundred,

ZANZIBAR, December 27th. The Khedival steamer Mansorak, with Emin's troops on board, has sailed for E ypt.

LISBON, December 28th. The death of the late Empress of Brazil, whodied suddenly this afternoon at Oporto ascribed to gout of the heart.

LONDON, December 28th,

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1890.

A Knighthood has been conferred on Justice Romesh Chunder Mitter, and Tahila Topan, the head of the Indians at Zinzibar, Mr. Caillard, Director General of Egyptian Customis, has been appointed a Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George,

ROME. December 31st.

An Consistory held in the Vatican to-day, Leo XIII delivered n allocution to th Cardinals assembl d. His Holiness contrasted the pros perity of the Chrch intolerant in Canada and America with the bitter and increasing persecu- tion she suffers in Italy. Aflusling to the claims of temporal power of the Pope, His Holiness said that they were not dictated by human motives, but the power was needed for preserving the Catholic faith.

LONDON, December 31st. Lord Salisbury is confined to his room owing to a chili, and his illness is, riot serious,

BERLIN, December 31,

Persistent reports are current that Dr. Peters is alive." The Tageblatt publishes a telegram. from Zanzibar stating that Dr. Peters' expedition is marching between Kenia and Lake Laringo.

After a trial lasting for six weeks at Elberfeld, of ninety one S cialists including four members of the Reichstag, forty three have been acquitted and the others have been sentenced to terms extending from fourteen days to eighteen months A Deputy named Harm suffers imprisonment of six months.

LONDON, December 31st.

Sir Henry Yule is dead.

PHILADELPHIA December 31st... The Maritime Conference has closed.

LONDON, January 1st..

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Co-day's Advertisements.

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FOR MANILA (DIRECT),

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The epidemic of influenz continues unabated, HOUSEHOLD LINENS of every description, BLANKETS, QUILTS, &c., all greatly THE Steamship

the hospitals of Paris are inadequate to receive

the patients seeking admission, and deaths are increasing daily. The malady is now extending in various directions throughout the Continent and specially in Germany and Aus ria. Many puffering from pulmonary complications have been carried off by influenza. An anonymous donor has contributed one hundred thousand pounds for the foundation of a Convalescent Hospital near London,

A fire broke out is the Industrial Schools at West Ham, twenty four inmates perished from the flames.

The Marquis of Salisbury's ailment is declared to be influenza.

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Hongkong, 18th January, 190.

REGISTER.

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British and Olloman ships of warto reciprocally. search suspected vessels.

The Morning Post, commenting on the Indian Exchequer's surplus will amount to five million Negro traffic in Turkey, and empowering the Congress assembled at Bombay, declares that to encourage attempts made for the purpose of achieving Hindu predominance will be intensely distas eful to the other people of India. The paper adds that the idea of the Congress is fraught with peul for the existence of the Indian empire,

The Standard, without impeaching the motive of the promoters of the Indian Congress, remarks that the electoral scheme which has been adopted yesterday, means simplɲa mechanical election of the Congress party, or, if the choice of the ïilterate millions is unfettered, it will be a modest game of chance.

LISBON, December 28th. The official celebration of Dom Carlos'accession to the throne was held to-day. He was proclaimed King of Portugal and of Algarves, in the capital and throughout the country, and was cordially recived by the people assembled in the streets.

PARIS, Decembe zo h.

The French reply with regard to the proposed Egyptian conversion scheme demands the application of the surplus after the payment of the amounts resulting from the abolition of the corvee to an increase of the Egyptian army and to expenses in connection with rigation.

LONDON, December 30th.

The Times states that Chalic Pasha will pro bably replace Ghazi Moukhiar Pasha as Higb Commissier af the Sublime Porte in Egypt, as the latter is going to Kurdistan in order to suggest reforms for the satisfaction of Armenia, Mr. Oswell Livingstone, the only surviving son of Dr. Livingstone, is dead,

The Pau ers' School at Forestgate, East Lon. don, was destroyed by fire overnight when all the inmates were asleep. The building was enveloped in flames before the boys could get out. The firemen worked heroically to rescue the boys, as did also the principal of the school and the attendants. Sixty of the boys were 1scued in a half stupefied condition, but twenty six boys, who occupied the same rooms, were Buffocated.

BRUSSELS, January 1st. This afternoon the Royal Palace at Locken is on fire. The Royal Apartments have been escaped from being burnt to death, and her go- saved. The Princess Clementine narrowly

verness has perished in the flames. The Art collection has been destroyed.

LONDON, January 1st.

It is stated that Sir J. Lintern Simmons is treating at the Vatican in reference to the question Countless messages of congratulation to Mr.in dispute between the Propaganda and the Gladstone on his birt day continue to arrive at Portuguese Catholics in India.

Lord Salisbury his been suffering from in- Hawarden The Khedive has telegraphed his congratulations, Mr. Gladstone thanks all well-fluenza since the 24th of December, but the fact wishers through the newspapers.

ba been concealed, the strictest secrecy being ISDON, December 30th. enjoined The Queen sent. Sir William Jenner According to a dispatch-received, Major Serpa

to attend upon the Prime Minister. The pati Pinto has occupied the whole of the Shité region, ent suffered a relapse on Tuesday last, and did not leave his bed for three days. He has since MALTA, December 30th.

been confined to his room. The attack was The influenza epidemic has reached here.

L. NOON, December 30th.

severe, and it is probable that Lord Salisbury The Times' comments on the Indian Congress may have to remain indoors for a fortnight, as are to a great extent written in a satirical strain, the possibility of pneumonia supervening is

feared. It says that logic and facts are against the electoral scheme of the Congress, a genuine. representative system being impossible under the present conditions.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have tele graphed to Mr. Gladstone sincerely congratulat Ing him on his e ghtieth birthday."

ZANZIBAR, December 30th. The hearing of the case of the. Emin Relief Expedition Committee versus Tippoo Tib, the ex-slave denler, has commenced before the Consular Court here. The Committee claims £10,000 sterling damages for Tippoo's breach contract as well as for various acts detrimental to the Expedition. The Court ordered Tippoo's

BRUSSELS, January 1st, evening, The King's palace at Laeken is now in ruins through the fire. The gallery containing priceless pictures by the best masters and Gobelins library. has been destroyed,

PARIS, January 1st.

At the customary New Year's Day reception of the foreign diplomatic body, President Carnot, replying to their good wishes, said that the sim of the Republic was to continue works of peace,

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The Channel Squadron is proceeding to Gib raltar. The Calliope has been stopped on the way home in the Canal, and ordered to proceed to Aden, her ultimate destination probably being Delagoa Bay. Lord Salisbury has completed his final answer to Portugal. The silence of Mr. Johnston, the British Consul at Mozambique, y encourages the belief that he is organizing me. sures to oust the Portuguese from the disputed territory.

General G. F. Cheaney bas been made a Knight Commander of the Bath.

LONDON, December 31st, The Directors of the Bank of Ragland have raised the rate of discount to 6 per cent,

Mr. Justice O'Hagan, Judicial member of the Irish Land Commission, has resigned.

Seventeen thousand colliers are now on strike at Charleroi. The attitude of the men on strike is menacing, and violence is fearer

January set.

In the United States, the troubles with the negro population are increasing and the position is becoming serious.

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An earthquake has occurred in Sicily; several fatalities and a considerable amount of damage Manli to property is reported.

It is stated that the King of Greece intends to abdicate the ibrone.

A Congress is shortly to be held in Paris, to discuss the question of the advisability of per mitting Asiatics to be introduced into New Caledonia. The Congress will also discuss the proposal to connect New Caledonia with Australia by cable,

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Barometer reduced to level of the sea in inches, fanthu and hundredth x-Temperature in the shade in degrees, Fah- rehele 1-Huraidity to percentage of saturation, the humidity of ale saturated with moisture being 100, 41-Direction of the wind to two pelata,, 5-Force of the wind, according 10 Beaufort #czle, 6-State of the weather, à Bluesky, Deached douds, af Deinting rain, Fox. Cool Rais, Sao

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W. DOBRICK..

A bulletin regarding the health of Lord Salis- bury announces that his Lordship is not yet in a condition which will allow him to leave his bed. Tangkang Observatory, zoth Januity, 1Roo....... His Lordship bas passed the worst singe of the malady, and, therefore, there is no reason to The apprehend any serious consequences. period of convalescence will, probably, bea protracted one.

Emperor William has presented a sword to Admiral Commerell as n soavenir of the review of the British fleet at which His Majesty was present,

Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, speaking at Leam- Ington on the 1st inst, said that the difficulty which has arisen will doubtless be soon adjusted by diplomacy, as neither ourselves nor Portugal

Co-day's Advertisements.

GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION,

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No. 39.

MONDAY,

@gent here not to disburse £100,000 belonging for any one to guarantee the peace of Europe fr the Cortes to-day, said that, the desire of Great the 3rd day of February, 1990, at 4.30 P.M.

to Tippoo which he has in his bands,

The Chief Bwanahert is advancing with a large force on Pangani. A scouting party sent from Pangani has been partly repulsed, wounding a German officer. Major Wissman bas started with all his available force to attack Bwanaberi.

Stanley has sailed for Egypt.

CALCUTTA, December 30th. A telegram states that, the ship Daiwinion, which left Calcutta for London on the toth in stant, has been totally destroyed by fire at Galle, The crew escaped

LONDON, December 30th. The Paris journal Vellairs declares that the Cear is suffering from taking an irritant poison, Ten thousand miners have struck at Charleroi, in Belgium, for an increase of wages and shorter

hours,

A drunken riot took place at Georgia, US, end ended in twenty negroes and two whites be ing killed.

December 31st.

It is reported that the Marquis of Salisbury la seriously indisposed.

News has been received that the followers of the Sultan of Amphila have murdered two French missionaries on the road between Zellah and Harrar, Abyssima -

Mr. Parnell expresses a belief that ble politi, cal enemies, acting in the interest of the Times. have instigated Captain O'Shea to take divorce proceedings

It is stated that the illness of the Czar was caused by excitement at the saddan extinction of the electric light at Gatechins, There was violent ruth of blood to the langs causing coar gestion. The Czar on being suddenly left in the darkness imagined a conspiracy against him.

PARIS, December 31st. 7he Paris Siecle publishes a report that the Czar hes again been the object of a Nihilist plat. Several persons are said to have been arrested in the Palace, where one of the sus- pected coaspirators was killed by an officer.

BERLIN, December 31st. Emin Pasha has foulmated that he intends to pass the remainder of the winter in Berlin. He pr mise: afterwards to give the fullest aid In es ablishing German influence in Africa

"London" December gist.

The Queer, the Pope, and the King of fialy have telegraphed messages of sympathy to the ex-Emperor of Brazil, who is prostrated by the death of the Empress, produk

Sir John Lubbock and Sir John Gorst have been appointed Privy Councillors

Rome, January ist. King Humbert, in receiving the congratulations of deputations from the two Legislative Cham- bers on the occasion of the new year, said there was a time when it would not have been able

a fortnight, but now he was happy to say that it assured, the rapprochement of Germany and Russia having tended to help in the maintenance of the same.

are published for general information.

By Command,

F. FLEMING,

Colonial Secretary.. Colonial Secretary's Office,

Hongkong, 18th January, 1890.

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THE following Particulars of Sale of Crown feel inclined to enter into a quarrel on the mat Land by Public Auction, to be held on the

THE ter at issue.

LISBON, January 2nd. King Carlos, in his speech at the opening of Britain for the extension of her sphere of in- fluence in Africa met the views of Portugal in her design to preserve the land she has dis- covered and exploited. · A correspondence on On the deputation leaving the precincts of the this and Major Serpo Pinto's action, His Ma Quirinal, a man from the crowd in the streetsjesty said, was now proceeding. The Govern threw a lighted bomb la the midst of the mem-ment, he said, was supported by the nation, and bers and a scene of utmost confusion and excite had tried to convince Great Britain of the Por- ment followed, the bomb, however, failed to tuguese rights in the country north and south of the Zambesi, and persists in this attitude. exdiode and the would-be assassin was arrested.

LONDON, and January. His Majesty, in conclusion, skid he hoped that The Royal Palace at Laeken, near Brussels, the accord between the two nations, which had has been completely destroyed by fire. The been united in friendship for centuries, would damage done is estimated to be at least half a speedily be restored. million sterling, exclusive of the priceless articles

LONDON, January 3d.

Sir Albert Sassoon has been created a

ZANZIBAR, Janurry 6th

of vertu. A governess who returned to the burning building in the hope of saving some of baronet the jewels, perished in the flames, The King," who was holding the New Year's Day reception

Major Wissmann yesterday, after several hours

LONDON, January 7th.

at the Palace in Brussels, on hearing of the fighting, stormed and destroyed Bwanaberr's catastrophe, drove to Laeken at a fusions gallop forces, inflicting heavy loss. The Germans lost sence. The cause of the fire is said to have been in order, to encourage the firemen by his pre-15 wounded., Bwanaheri escaped into the Jungle.

cently spently sixty thousand pounds out of the the overheating of a flue, King Leopold re Privy purse upon the enlargement and embellish

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ment of the Palac

The fire at Lackep i said to be the work of an incendiary,

Sir William Hunter, who was engaged on a life of Sir Bartle Frere, has declined to continue the work, in consequence of a misunderstanding with Sir Bartle's family respecting the treatment of the latter part of his career,

The death is announced of General Simpson, who took part in the Egyptain War, t

ST. PETERSBURG, fanuary and..

A new Nihllist: Society, working with excep- tonally secret methods, has been discovered, and a number of arrests are expected to be made shortly,

well and perfectly able to perform her duties, ham It is officially notified that the Queen, although latterly been suffering a good deal from rheuma- tism and is therefore unequal to the fatigue of opening Parliament in person.

The Dublin Corporation by a large majority have negatived a motion to invite the Queen to visit Dublin next summer for the purpose of opening a Museum, the Nationallit members fearing that their consent to the motion would be treated politically and place them under the Ruspices of a delested Government,.

The hearing of the charge against Mr, Arthur Newton, solicitor, and his clerk, in the Cleveland Street cake was resumed yesterday, when the boys concerned in the scandals testified to bribes' having been offered to them to decamp. It was also elicited that the warrant for the arrest of Lord Anthur Somerset was paly issued on 12th

During a performance, Sarah Bernhardt, who||November, escaped being burnt to death in the martyrdom was acting the character Joan of Arc, narrowly

scene.

The Czar of Russia is suffering from lung dis ease, and is reported to be extremely ill.

Australia,

H.M.S. Penguin is being equipped for a surveyfg expedition on the northern coast of

LONDON, January and," The Dolly Newe correspondent at Constan. nepe says that the Sultan asked Lord Salle bury to suppress several Landon newspapers which published accounts of alleged atrocities in

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REGULAR MEETING of the above named Lodge will be held in FREEMASONS HALL, Zetland Street, on WEDNESDAY, the 22ar instant, at 8.30 for 9 P.M. precisely.

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SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL $5,003,000. PAID UP CAPITAL ..................... 2,500,000 RESERVE FUND............... 1,250,000,

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Chairman, Managing Directors, Hon. C. P. CHATER, Vice-Chairman.

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1. S. MOSES, Esq. been appointed

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HEAD OFFICE,

No. 2, QUEEN'S ROAD WEST. Hongkong, 1st February, 188a.

GENERAL NOTICE. ··

THE ON TAI INSURANCE COMPANY, '

(LIMITED,)

BOILER-MAKERS

AND CONTRACTORS,

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Kowloon. Hongkong, 6th June, 1889,

THE

NOTICE.

"THE Undersigned TSANG SAM, who resides at No. 114, Hospital Road, opposite the Kao-shing theatre, has traded under the name -of TBANG YE-SING for over thirty years In this | colony as a Contractor and House Builder. By the patronage and favor of the Surveyor- General, Architects and friends, the undersigned

CAPITAL TAELS 600,000, $833,333-33 Tinng Sam has had his business always, in a

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on: GOODS, &c, take

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NETBANG SAM

of the Tang Ye-sing Shop Hongkong, 8th January, 1990,