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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1892.

and Markham got together; the latter, sharply on Sullivan's nose.. Then he Finded on however, got 15 to Nichol when the Sullivan's' stomach, and again on the iner, and SCOTO WAS AT 38. Lowson, quite lame, went la got in another on the nose. Corbett certainly slath and bit up cheerlly. After making 15 ba was made Sullivan supear like an inferior b xer. H beautifully caught long-ff by Mans. Taverner Isaded his right again on the nose. He after. made a aised, but the, robsequent wickets fellwards get in his right and left, and pushed very rapidly, after one another. The total Sullivan against the ropes at the end of the Janing closed for 79, thus leaving Shanghai the round. Sall van's legs were tottery, whilst Corbett winner by 157 cans, or exactly desble the two was strong and the picture of a perfectly trained scores made by Hongkong. The match, of athlete. course, lost much of its laterest owing to the Aabrence of Lawson, who was suffesing from the effects of a hard ball from Barff in yesterday's play. Carruthers bowled magnificently and it is scarcely too much to say that be won the match for Shengbal. The home fielding was nearly perfect, Crawford at long slip, Carruthers. short leg and Mann in the long field being all very brillant.

Scores as under :-

SHANGHAI,

Second Inwin.

·W. 11. Mimia, e Dawson, & Mumfiadaioe

A, P, Wood, bw,b Denegan.

F. 1. Abbalt, b Mumford,

Wellane, b Denegas.........

1. It, Single, b DogLON

CS.. Barb.Memferd you sentint

D-X. Cum:ðarn, b Mumford,

. Mann, run cal..........

(V. A. Robertson, Mumford.....

W. Crawfent, fumet, & fumford.........

A. P. Nichst, ran out

Blyst.......

Tola

ROUND 8.

Sullivan made several ostases, but ultimately

landed on Corbett's shnalder, Corbett responded, and neatly closed Sullwin's left eye with a right-hander. Cilnching followed And Carhelt: landed in the wind viciously. A minute later Corbett planted another wicked one on Sullivan's jw, and then a right and left on Solilvan's head He followed this up with a thumping punch on the stomach at the end of the round."

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ROUND. 9- Sullivan phot not his left lightly on Corbett's head, soaring feels. He took ble punishment well, and now seemed pretty strong. Corbelt Janded serin on the nose. Repeating the dose Sullivan's Ross again. began to bleed, Corbett during this round landed twice in the wind, and

three times on the head.

ROUND 10. }

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At the end of the round Sullivan got his left home on Corbett's breast, but missed his right. Mumford took 6 wickets for 68 runs, Donegan Sullivan misard again, har afterwards landed for 34. Dunn one for 45.

lightly on Corbett, and got a strong left-hander on the face just at the close of the round.

A man in a box, at this stage sald: will bet too to 75 on Sullivan now." No betting was allowed.

ROUND 11...

HONGKONG.

Second Intras. Jelking, o Mera, (b Carruthers...

Donegan, Carribeantation

Dusn, Carruthers and

Bayla, Carruthers agreataman Markham, b.W., b Nichol

Lowson, Menn, "b Carruthers.

Dawson, Roberton, ki Bart.

Taver er, h Carruthers. « Watface, b Carruthan.. Mumford, Carruthers. Bamett, no out...sommamencas

Total..............

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Sollivan came up strong, and led with his left, and they clinched. It now bade fair to be a long fight. Corbet par his right on Sullivan's chin and rushed in finding right and left on the nose. He followed this with four more "jabs" on the nose, which was bleeding again,

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The spectatore rose from their sents, no great Carruthers had 8 wickets for 41 runi, Barf was the excitement. Corbett drove bis left in'e Sullivan's stomach just before the round closed.

one for 16 and Nichols one for 7.

THE WORLD'S BOXING- CHAMPIONSHIP..

CORBETT KNOCKS OUT SULLIVAN.

NEW ORLEANS, September 7th. The club house was brown open to the specta tors at 50 o'clock, and bundreds avalled them- selves of the opportunity of taking their seats, although they had four bours to wait on the bard bencher. The general feeling was that li was better in this way to escape the rush at a later hour, even at the cost of hunger and thirst Inside the building there was a discussion of demonstrative order. The names of the pugt. Tints were to be heard everywhere. The Sullivan men distinguished themselves from the her ente of the Californian by wearing Bulo green and-white badges. By the side of the ring wordy battles between the adherents of the pugilists became warmer as time went on. The Sullivan men raised the cry, "We will lick him Jo two rounds!" to which the Carbeti, men answered back. You won't lick him in 100 rounds." This was followed by cat-calls and hanting. The police endeavoured to maintain order, but the mere they rapped the timbers with their batons the mois noisy grew the crowd At length the disdibers were threatened with expulsion, and then for a minute or so quietness was restored, but the "boy" soon began the notty demonstration anew.

As the crowds poured into the amphitheatre the air became heavy, and it was feared that the sence of oppressiveness experienced by every body might affect the fighters, The committee widered the tarpaulin e ver over the arena to be taken down, which showed the stars twinkling overhead, and the moon shining brightly.

Sultivan entered the ring at 8.3 p.m., and Caibest followed galckly. The champion wore green trunks and black shoes, and in his corner wele Jack McAuliffe and Charley Johnson, Behind Corbrit were Billy Delaney and Jack Donaldson. Professor Duffy arrived in the at 855 pm., and Frank Mozan (Builivan timekeeper) and "Bal" Masterson, who acted in the same capacity for Corbett, took up their positions at the same time. The men were

ROUND 12.

Corbett mitred his left, intended for a stroke on the wind. A moment later, however, he rat a hard blow there. He also landed another left hand blow. Coshelf, after walking round, got home lightly on Sullivan's face. Solltran chiszed two swings, one with his right hand and another with his left. Then Corbett drove his left on to his epponent's neck and his right on the bead. A mement afterwards Sullivan missed another swing. At the end of the round Corbett had the best of it.

NEWS BE THE CANADIAN MAIL

The Canadian Pacific Railroad Co.'s Royal Mail steamship Empress of Chino, Capt. R. Archibald, which it Vancouver on September thith, arrived in harbour this morning, so Yokohama, Kobe and Shanghai. We extract the following Hems from Vancouver papers:

TORONTO, September 7 b.

Fraser & Co; Feamboat owners and genera! erchants, haweru paded payment. Liabilities $200,000

It is reported that the Kelas Hui people have maden rald on the varia and one the outskirts of Liting Hsien. Kaugel, and are committing

other offences upon the citizens. The disturbance has been reported to the authe. rites of the Kings nod the upch provinces, be are now sending troops to the disaffected ST. PETERSBURO, September 7th. region. The rebelllous parties are said to be Schuvatleg, hurrack The murderer was s

"A horrible murder has been committed at the stationed in the hills, where they have gathered to or of several bunted song ready to resist bandsman of the Imperial Guard, who was

the maps. The bands have occupied the acrusted by jealousy of a comrade. The accessible paris of the hills and are well armed, murderer sole up behind his victim while the having all sets of light fire-arms, excepting latter was a mess and dealt the unfortunate materific blow with a sabre, which completely behead-d'lim, his head falling Into his plate.

Co-day's Advertisements.

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FOR MANILA, VIA AMOY. “HE Company's Steamship

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| PHAN ble by law. His punishment is that he be The place as clerk at the German Consulate deprived of his official tank, and be transported here has been taken by Mr. Bouche, an Alsatian, to his native place to be placed under the sur-lag of the Hongkong Consulate.-- We have bad veillance of the local authorities, who are to see quite a number of typhoons this year, happily without any serious catastrophe, provided the that he behaves himself properly in the future.

Sebastian Rach should ina up all right.

The last typhoon announced itself on the 15th Inst. by a falling barometer, and an oppressive heat, wind.N.N.E. On the 17th the hometer continued to fall with squalls from N.E. The harbour for the outer anchorage, where the Beamers Borneo and Strathitves left the laner following boats were at anchor, already, weather-bound :—Halian, Strathavon (which | Captain Cobban, will be despatched for the discharged $6,000 CRICH kerosene here); - above Port, on" WEDNESDAY, the sath inst., Higo Maru (put back), and Foeksang, the at 5 PM. latter coming in for sheller; they all went to This Steamer has "Superior Accommodation . ren on the 19th. On Sunday at 6 am. the for Passengers. lowest barometer reading was taken as 28.65 inches, with tremendous squalls from N.E and torrents of rain ; about noon the barometer commenced to vire markedly. On ibe 19th A conespradent writing from Yangchow init, the Strathleven came back into the inner relaten having witnessed a faint accident on one

harbour, and the Therese arrived from Hong- of the river steamers. He says, that last year,kong the same day, Mestre Malcampo. steamer Patin also arived from Hengkong the on his trin to Shanghai, he saw a pissenger getting off the boat and making for the shore. same day, having left port three days previously, the unfortunatem was pushed off by the usual While on the gangway, which is always crowded, having had to jettisos, 300 cases of kerosene; the Douglas Co's Names, due here on the 18th, did Crowd of rabble who were forcing their way to not leave Swatow before the zoth and arrived" here on the 21st, so that a detention of business the boat, with the reals that the man was

has been caused all round. The Chintung left rescued him seeing what had occurred, The drowned without arv one who could have

Swatow on the 17th, anchored off Double Island writer arges that that valous steamboat com for forty eight hours, under Namoa Island for panies should take the necessary precautions so twenty hours, and arrived here on the evening is to prevent recurrence of such events, and re-

of the aoth inst. commends that the nettings which formerly were placed round the gangways should be replaced.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 7th, The San Franchco Rullin last evening says: Authentic information is received to the effect that the Canadian Pacific Railwa Company has given notice that it will with draw from the Trans-continental Associa1lon on January 1st next. The Rio Grande Western Cave notice some time aga of its intention to Withdraw. The Great Northern, Mr. Hill's road, is also out with a notice that it is about to golf, All this is taken to mean that there is a general disatisfaction with the existing terms of the transcontinental compact and that the dissatisfied roadi make this marë ta secure a terdjastment of the terms more in accordance with their views.

LONDON, September 7th,

In regard to the International monetary con- ference the new Goven ment has beard nothing from Secretary Faster, whist ignoring of the change of Ministry terms not likely to assist the confaener arrangements. The Associated Press is authorized to state that both Mr. Gladstone and Sir Wille Vernon Hucourt, his Chan- cellor of Exchiq ver, are adverse to the car ference discussing anyth ng ffecting the cartency of the British Empire. Mr. Gladstone thinks that if anything is done to relieve the strain of the mone'nry-aratem-of-india li ought to be effected without agreement-or-conference with the United States authorities. Mr. Gladstone thinks that the confererce will lead to nothing. The Premier pilvately expressed the opinion that Mr. Goschen and gone too far in treating with Secretary Foster and that, finally, the officials asked why the Washington Government did not forward fresh papers on the subject. M. Gladstone does not like ibe fara of a suspension of India's silver currency, but finding that the India Office In- Sullivan landed his left on the Californian's slated upon, an early settlement of the question shoulder, ale on Corbett's neck. Sparringe has consented to submit it to the Cabinet. followed, Corbett keeping away cautiously. Sullivan then landed on the body, hat was met with a left-hander on the nose. Sullivan Wa will strong Corbett-here-misse-victor tellured carly this morning loss $200,000. band swing by about an inch. If the blow had been landed it would have had much effect. Corbett saberquently landed his left on Sullivan's faw. Sullivan made a rash and tried a rieht. hand swing, but received a left-hander on the nore at the end of the reand.

1 ROUND 13

ROUND 14.

Sullivan led with his left on Corbett's jaw, then missed with bla right twice in succession. bot got his left home on his opponent's face. There was a grim look on Sullivan's face, and it Krew firrcer as Corbett Fanded heavily on his mouth, which was cut. Sparrlog followed uatli the call of time,

ROUND 15.

Sullivan had apparently recovered from the effects of the awidl filh. ronod, and started at Corbett viciously. He landed sharply on Cor- bett's neck, but got in retsin a left-handed fabin. the mouth, which spain started blood. Corbett after this put his left on Sullivan's wind hard. Sullivan missed a right swing. Indeed, he had not landed an effective blow yet on Corbett, The round ended by Corbett punching Sullivan in the wind,

ROUND 15,

CINCINNATI, September roth.

The railway supply house of Joseph Joseph & Bro, at Harrison and Western «venues, was

SAN FRANCISCO, September 1oth, Bob Baker, of An-traha, and Jim Murphy, of Tows, the former 144 th, and the latter-135 lbs, fought for a purse last night and Baker knocked Murphy out in half a round,

PORTSMOUTH, NH, Sentember toh. The U.S.S. Fern, from Norfolk for Kittery navy yard, Commander Henry W. Lyons, went Ashore a mile below this clty at 2 o'clock this morning. The place where the vessel went His one of the worst in the river and the agromny ties with one-qaster of ber keel out of the water and some 50 feet of her hot gone River men say that when the tide farn the vessel will fill and sink. The cause of the ac cident is said to have been foggy weather and the fact that a hooy which marks the ledge could not be discerned.

sleamer

PORT TOWNSEND; September 10th, The whaleback steamer Chas. W. Wetmore, Capt. J. A. O'Brien, which sailed from Tacoma on Monday night with 2,760 tons of coal for the Southern Pacific Railway Company, San Francisco, has gone ashore near Coos Bay in a dense fog. The crew were taken ashore in life boats, and no lives are reported lost. The $175.000, partially covered by insurance. The vessel is owned by the Pacific Steam Barge she struck, Cal. O'Brien and the second mate, Company and will be a total Ions. At the tione

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The long-continued case between the former Lüchow Huen magistrate and his complainants has at lake, ben sats facinelly settled. It was decided that the ruby dministrator should stone for bils transgression by b-ing banished to the desolate wilds of the Heilungching, or the Amrar River. But later seporis show that thir. sentence is revoked, and a more severe punish.

་་ ment tow awaits the ex-magistrate, The Nan king Viceroy considers banishment too lights penalty for this prisoner of high birth, as he has, by his mismanagement of the affairs of the State, caused the death of many innocent men. The punishment new fixel is death-by strangulation, and the Viceroy ban petitioned the Throne to have this latter sentence confirmed. The ex-magistrate belongs to a very high family, whose father was formerly a Governor and a mandarin of the second grade. But his high birth and Influence do not seem to exempt him from suffering the fall rigeur of the punishment as prescribed by the law of the country.

SWATOW.

Sep ember 17th 1892.) Th↑ Brilish this. Troop list tila port for Amay in charge of Captain Memy Frewing of Swxww on Sunday last, the 25th festant. The Douglas steamer Hallan towed the Troop outside the Cape and both vessels wou'd have left on the previous afternoon had at the hawer become. foul of the Halian's propeller.

The crew of the Tro. went on shore here in the lorennon of the 24th fastant, and laid a com- plaint before H. M. Consul as to their treatment an hourd by the first and second officers, bot ng the ship was under immediate sailing orders the same is nessunarily in abeyance until she resches Amay. At any rate, Amey is more of a deep- associated solely as the latter is with bean. water, "shipping rendezvous than Swatow,

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The German barque Eliradeth, from New chwang, discharged only part of her cargo here, taking the rest to Fonchow, I wish her a pleasant trip against the N. E. monsoon. Owing to the Interruption of the Formosa cable there is no saying what havoc the typhoon may have occa sioned; we shall have to wait for news antli the arrival of the next Douglas steamer-Shanghai Mercury Correspondent.

DEAFNESS ABSOLUTELY CURED.—A Gentleman who cured himself of Deafness and Noises in the

will be pleased to send fail particulars free. Ad Gress HIRDERT CLIFTON, 8, Shepherd's pince,- Kennington Park, Londen, S.E., Eng. {Adu.

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Bulness bere is anurosity quiet and dull and extent, they have been traditionally. nothing to compare with that of this time last year. Beancakes from Chefoo and Newebwang are few and far between, and whatever trade Hongkong, the Straits, and Java, The Worang the alteration for Formosa vid Amoy. The anive testerday from Hongkong and left in Woosung is today from: Shanghai vis Amoy had a seaso..) and will leave again te-morow afternoon for

Sullivan led, but was met by a straight left. Cargo is valued at $5,200 and the Waimarsat there is almost solely connected with

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escorted to the ring by President Nocl and Vios. but missed. Cerhett landed his lelt on the chin. headed south by the standard compass the former port with __cargo__Di_sugar_,ba humidity of ale samistarmel veliki maismes being 100. Honkong on the 2nd- ultima in place of the Inte

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About nine o'clock both men stepped to the middle of the ring, held a brief consultation with the referee, and at three minutes past sine pat, the gloves on, Two minutes later they shook hand, the referee called "Timo," and

THE FIGHT

began, Corbett at the outset cleverly ducked two blows, and then drazed round, getting away frora Sullivan very cleverly. Sullivan sborily afterwards missed another right-hander, Corbett dancing round him amid some hissing. The round ended without a blow being landed.

The official time given for the beginning of the fight was five minutes past zine,

ROUND 2.

bander on the chin. Agsin Sulivan led, but received Corbett's right and left on the fare 'aybett then got his left on the nose and his right in the wind, Sullivan made for the jJ. C, North, were an watch, the boat belag "This be followed by two hlows on the stomachi south half-wer by the reing compass-Her bot mased a terrible right-hand. He was using cargo had red heavily to not. Ever since his right at the end of the round.

the 'simore entered the Pacific Ocean she has encountered one lung chain of accidents, but from present ap:earances will meet with no more She is now lying parallel with the bench, and the breakers which relli over her are slowly pounding the wreck to pieces.

BOUND 1

Salliv onded a good left on Corbett's enr. Sparring followed, and Sullivan placed one below the belt amid velle of Foul in Sparring again followed, and Sullivan landed his left on Corbett's shoulder. Sullivan was blowing, and Corbett's left again vifted his chin. Sullivan mlised a left-handed blow on the lug, and the wand ended in his favour,

ROUND 18,

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Sundrie

We are having bountiful share of superb ather, and this will last, it is to be hoped, at

least until the end of December,

The shouting senson is now being ushered in and sale are passably plentiful, with au occasional pigeon. The country in the vicinity of Swalow, however, Finnot compare with the banks of the Vangle for game, as to elther variety of quality.

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Directly the men faced each other for the side. There was more sparring, and Corbett The labour party, regarded as Goromment at prese he home papers under the lists of 19: Stickers open all tamperia on the glę

encoed round Sullivan landed Corbett a blow on the nose, while Corbett got in a vicious right. hander on John's body. There was a clinch, followed by a lot of sparring. Just as the round ended Corbett landed one lightly on Sullivan's' stomach, :.

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ROUND 3.10

The sparring of both men was cautious. Corbett again put ble left on Sullivan's note, and sight on his check-bone, and left on his landed left and right in the champion's face, and afterwards with the left in the wind. He got two smashers on Sullivan's jaw, and the sound ended amid immense cheering.

ROUND 19.

Sullivan placed a hard left on Corbett's brennt, bat missed a terrible right hand swing. Corbeti - Sullivan-missed another right-hand blow landed a light stroke on Sullivan's stomach with Corbett wary, and walking round, but Sullivan his fell, and repeated it, and then rushed managed to land a light left bander on Corbett's Sullivan delivering his right on the head and left shoulder, Corbett then made a quick rush, And on the wind, The round ended by Corbelt drove his left on John's stomach. He also patabbing Sullivan on the nose his right on Salliyan at the same spot. Both

ROUND 20, men were getting angry as the round 'ended,

There was sperring and clinching, and Corbett appeared to have the better of it. It w* Corbett rushed Sullivan to the ropes, landing clear that the big fellow could not and his blows, Core times on the head and stomach; A second Later he got one on Sullivan's month, and then Corbett malised a hard left-handed swing. Sapted ble left on wind and his right on the shoulder, following these with his left on the jaw, After this he rushed Sullivan to the ropes, again leading four hard blows. Corbett had defidedly the better of the round.:

ROUND

There was more sparring, and Sullivan made left swing, bat missed his alm. Sullivan rushed again at Corbett, and tapped him on the Bose. Bailivan zito landed lightly on Corbett's shoulder twice, but he missed a right-hand swing Corbett mixed it a little, and danced round the log, but nothing further was done until the round ended.

ROUND 5.

·ROUND" 21, AND LAST,

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W. Dosance

Judging by appearances, and what else has one as a guide in affairs of this kind until the SYDNEY, September aand. nuptial day striven; except may be, a little remeter, The want of confidence debate is in fall flow, colouring in the shape of past prandial whispers ?midity and the easy victory anticipated for the Gover-there will be a few weddinge in the near ment is now not looked upon as such a certainty, fature, I am not at libery to disclose any more the principals may do so themselves supporters, are divided, a portion of the party in some of

#Court and Fashion," Swat is manifestly s condemning the recent high-handed action of

“Ible bachelora. the authorities at Broken Hill, whilst others highly digerons spot for suscep. approve of the policy as belag necessary in One would not think so to look at the place. Hongkong Observatory, soth October, 1894. order to preserve law and order,

The steam-launches, bave ceased. runnlog to Doable Island, as the residents who' doing 12 the side and taking the waters have returned HONGKONG TEMPERATURE. to town, and piosyi biz is once more paramount. Sa Double Island is left along amongst its rocks; sengulo and breakers, to be disturbed only by the peculiarly Chifend creaking of the dishermen's yulohs, and the doleful ditiles they are wont to chant when taking their boats across to the fishing-atakes to lay their nets, where they remain until the finish of the ebbtide, an return to their slet again,-. C. Daily News Cor.!

WESTERN AUSTRALIA, September zand, A splendid discovery of alluvial gold is reported to have been made by a prospecting party about one hundred miles east of the Southern Cross gold-fields. No detalls have yet came to hand, but a rush has already set fo for the locality from the neighbouring fields.

LONDON, September aand. The prospect of successfully loading the Melbourne municipal loan-piloted by Mr. Fitzgibbons, Melbourne Town Clerks Dew considered doubtful, several largo financial in stations having lately failed.

Asiatic cholra is still raging at Hamburg, the daily recorded death rate having dropped to two hundred

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| Confirmed by (Sd.) WINDSOR & Co.,

of Bangkok; *- General Managers in the East for the

Scottish Oriental Steamship Co, (Ltd). fiori Hongkong, toth October, 1892.

THE NORTH CHINA - INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS,

SEVENTEENTH ORDINARY

Company will be held at the HEAD OFFICE, SHANGHAI,*DE THURSDAY, the 27th instant, 11.7:30 PM. for presentation of the Half-yearly Report and Accounts to 30th Juno last.

'By Order of the Court of Directors

J. KENNARD DAVIS, Acting Secretary.

TGENERAL MEETING of the above

Shanghal, ist October, 1892,

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THE NORTH CHINA INSURANCE"

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#INTOTICE_Ju hereby given that an EXTRA.

ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING

Amor, September 24th, The cholera, has mide its appearance in Grave fears ard entert alued for the safety of Naples, and from the Insanitary condition of the the Grimas lag Eps, which left Newchwang anfoundings the death rate is likely to proyed the 8th August for this post, hut which has exceptionally staring.

not put in an appearance en far, and has not Several deaths have occurred on board the been heard from. Her loss would be a very and opened with caption sparing, Sullivan's nuso and lip were blending profusely. Corbett two large passenger steamers recently placed in

CLIF because Capiala Paulsen would leave First Blood for Corbett,

parried Sullivan's left while the champion Corbett landed on Sullivan's breast, Then was, altempting to close upon him. In quarantine in New York harbor, but so far the widow and four children, the chief mates widow and three children and the second mate an aged they countered, and in a rally Sullivan missed this round Corbett wan, Is happened this disease has not affected a lodgment on sbors,

Sixty,three French newspapers: contain: KO mother, all

il'depending on them for their support, anther right-hand swing. At this point Corbettway Corbett landed his at heavily on noor

announcement to the effect that an offensive sud The British barque Sebastian Bach, which landed two still blows on Sullivan's face, causing Sullivan's law, which dased the champlos, and defensive alliance between France and Russia left here for Foochow a fortnight ago, has alio it to bleeds Sullivan was nearly out. Corbett he fell ills attempts to rise were pitiful. He has at length been definitely concluded. The not been braid of since; but i thond remask al then Landed six vicious blows on the champimi bad tumbled over Bear the rope. And, 18hree now, has created a considerable sensation the same time that our flimsy land lines, both to face, and the call of "Timal" just saved the his Mr. Duffy, counted One, Two, fellow, whose face was covered with blood. Had then Sullivan inlod to regain his feet, but she depths of Africa, to the effect that Emin the recent typhoons, for saine time, and we are. The sleamer Tarfar left Singapore on the 4th Another report bas just come to hard from Swatow and Foochow, have been interrupted by STEAMERS EXPECTED, VAZ Corbett punished Sullivan terribly in this round, sprawlad över. While not insensible he was Pasha is not dead,"

without telegraphic, advices from either place, instant, and may be expected here to-day. usable for a brief space to raise himself. The

The German Emperor, has been thrawa from, tha sana, as, from Formosa, The cabla con The Hotthem Facie Steamship Co.'s steamer Sullivan's nose, which had been cut on the gong was wounded, and the "rejeres declared his horsehife reviewing some troops. He secting Formosa with Sharp Peak has been Phra Nang, from Tacoma, left Kobe on the 6th

MET-ROUND 6. se

escaped with a squeto shaking, and dotykany, Laterrapteal com, for a considerable time, and Instant 1 pm, and may be expected here

· bridge, was still bleeding, In sparding Bullwan Corbett the winner.

there is no defalte prospect, when it may be the Tut, de fet hodeganda, camo to himself again, and fought more

repaired-gals,ifever, because since the foreigner The P. & D. & Ni Co.'satenmier Dombay, from Caley and Corbett landed on Sullivan's He made a Very manly speech, so po | NOTES FROM CHINESE PAPERS, bira ben discharged from the Formelistelen London del Hambar on the Byrd-altimo, and Cautiously. There was a clinch, followed by a left ear, "Then he got in one on the stomach, ...) Sullivan's' seconda made theso samarka i--

7. graph afeamet: Ferchew, it is hard to jell when Corbett getting away again, his cleverne We have got this to say. We met younger Li Yaen.yung, one of the particy who figured the natives, who are now in charge of the works may be expected here on the 11th instant, inci eliching great applause. Corbett landed again man, and we stayed once too long. He is an In the case of Li-Hsion-mow, has received hill tackle the sache, or whether it will be gone The P. & O. B. N. Co.'s steamer. Canton lets po Sullivan'a nose; just, before call of # Timel”: Amarican, Thu is all we have got to pay ".. sentence. Aubough no evidence was found at at all. Thilo the consequence of the present London on the 15th plume for this port

SARAY SOUND 7.

The frbt ended at 57 mlagtes, past ten the various examinations to prove that be warm economical Unvernor of Formoss being Tatlodied, "VoThe Northern Pacifig Steamship Co.'s ste Sullivan led with his left lightly on his dabei, cocupying. I hoas 18 min. sec. member of the Apfo Huh, yet it was found test with sheap faboje, na mailer boy hey it may, Victoria left Tagoma on the and fe pponent's shoulder: Corbett pret kia right hand | iSporting Kệ

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Salitran afterwards walked to the centre of the ring to address the tremendous gathering.--

N°

The F, M. S. S. Co's steamer China, with mails, doc, lett San Francisco for this part, vis of the SHAREHOLDERS WIE be held at the Honolula and Yokohama, on the 37th ultima. HEAD, OFFICE, SHANGKAL on THURSDAY, The Ox 0~99 Co.'s steamer Belgic, the 27th instant, at 3 PM, when the following with malls, &, left Sen Francisco for this post, That the Directors be and they are hereby

Resolution will be proposed AN oid Yokohama, on the 6th instant.

authorised to take all necessary steps for bolding in London Extrsordinary General Mestingu of the Company for the purpose of passing Special Resolutions for WINDING UP the Company voluntarily and fox, appointing-Liquidators of, the Company who shall be authorised to conqánt to khá registration of a New Company to be called the "NORTH CHINA INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, and for the signing of an Agreem ...ment with such How? Company : for tha transfer to it of the business, property, and "assets of the Company, ELAMUDIO Teen By Orift of the Court of Direstora,

KENNARD DAVIE