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MACAO NOTES.
(FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT)
MACAO, July 13th.
Matters continue very quiet here, and for some time past there has been seally nothing worth reporting. The Macao Government is credited with having thoroughly investigated the
circulaiton of Chinese Inflammatory placards, accusing Mr. Jacé da Silva, edlior of the Independente, and certain French misstonaties of conspiring to poison the wells and commit other unheard of air cities, and it is earnestly hoped amongst all classes here that the guilty parties will be duly punliked, so as to finally obliterate a pernicious custom which a certain section of the Chinese are always ready to avail themselves of
Not a single case of plague, according to official reports, has yet developed itself in the city, although it has been remoured that there are cases in some of the outlying Chinese sabarbs. The Cordon Sanitaire continues to exercise a strict supervision over all passenger arriving here, sore being permitted to land until after frspection by the medical autholder. The locality known as the 'Horta de Volong.' with its
its wretched huts and shanties, which were a discredit and danger to the colony, has been completely wiped cut-a policy which ought to be strictly followed in regard to several equally insultary and dangerous districts in Hongkong.
The commitice of the Club União hive lately. supplied er siden, and visitors with a long felt want in the shape of a commodious bathhouse
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1894.
NORTH FORMOSA NEWS.
(FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.)
London Missionary Society, Hongkong; Hudson she was to all practical purposes ten years younger. Taylor, Director, China Island Mission; Griffith | For, withough's clock face looks the same no matter Jobe Chaleman, London Missionary Society, what time it to, a human face don't. That changes Hankow; J. MacGowan, London Missionary with the condition of the works," or the lie behind
Church of England Mission, Swatow; Arthur E. Mule, Archdeacon at Shaoghal; David Wesleyan Missianaxy Society, Chairman of the Wachang Barrict; Even Bryant, Lendon Missionary Society. Peking: G. Owen, Legion Missionary Bocley, Peking: Imes Sadler, London Missi nry Shelety, and Pastor of Uri n Church, Amoy J. W. Stevenson, Chinx Inland Mission, Shanghal.
Sarite, Amoy ; H. L. Mackenzie, Presbyterian it Tamsol, 18th Jalw.
The Korean offibr seems to have put the military of this neighbourhood comfferably o
HU theft metal, extra drill, bie gan micitée and the preparing of torpedo cables being now the order of the day.
One of the Customs, nutdoor staff died rather
suddenly here on the 18th ulta. T. Angear held · post mortim examination, and found that congestion of the brain was the cause of death. The remains were burled at 7 o'clock the same evening, the Rey Mr. Gauld officiating at the grave. All the Europeans afloat and on share, who could get away from their duties, attended the funeral.
I hear that Tao Ah Lona has had another steam launch built in Hongkong for the Tamaul river trade, and that she arrived at Hobě vester- day, having left your port at 7 *.m. on the 6th Instant for Tamsof direct.
THE OPIUM COMMISSION.
The following is the text of the memorial presented in the Royal Commission or Oplum, by the Beliish missionals in China of twenty five or more years' standing,
We, the underlined British missionaries, representing diffrent Societies labouring in nearly every province of Chins,, and having all
We certify that the abave signatures bare all Recu muthorised by the persons whose names are given, and that the autherlaasfown are in our posscasion:
Amoid Foster, London Missloo, Hankow; A. Hudson Broomball, China Inland Mission, Hankow; Gilbert G. Warren, Wesleyan Mission, Hankow,
Hankow, April 17.
THE DERBY DAY.
In the House of Commons on June 5th Mr, Maclure was loudly cheered by the Opposition an rising to move "That this House at arising da ed ora il Thursday." The hon. member greatly reported that the leader of the House bad not been able in reply to a question pat at the previous leg to consent to the adjourn
the right hoa. ment. No doubt
gentleman's longer Parlamentury experience gave him sufficient reason for Maclure though, 1
the mal er
tho
The letter goon an thas "In the spring of 1883 I felt wesk and low. I had a bad taste in the month and thick slimy phlegm covered my mouth srit tongue, I was alok in a morning, retching and vomiting watery fluid. I had great pain in head and was very mary, being at times so bad I could hardly stand upon my fent. After eating the simplest food I had dreadfal pain in my chest, and a tightness across the chest and aldos. For hoses together I bare sat before the fire rabbing my chest to try and et pollet. I had great pain in the left side and palpitation of the at night on account of it.
sad could get but little sloop heart,
0
**Gradually I grow weaker and worker until I could caroely walk about the house, and but for the been laid up. My life was a burden and a minory to necessity of attending to my family, I should have
me, and I often wished myself dead.
**Sometimes better and at other times worso; this was my general condition for ten years, during which long period of safaring I was treated by the doctor, and took every kind of medicine I could hear toll of but got no better.
took time
at Bell Vica, th· fa-hionable watering-place of of us had for many year, shundant opportunties point of view dealload Sill. Mr. astonished my friends. Ther tell me I look ten years
our local de The m tibed has sixteen rooms, which are equally epcarloned between the SCXES. Visitors can obtain tickets of admission at the Boa Vista and Bingket's hotels,
The weather hasbe in exce-dlogly bat during the report month, the thermometer registering al times as high as 920 in the shade. This altermann, however, shows a great change, and It looks very much as if heavy rains and a blow are imminent.
"In November, 1890, I read in a book of a medicine called Mother Beigel's Curativo Syrup, and got a bottle from Mr. E. Banks, the chemist. After I had taken a few doses I found my food agreed with me better. I kept on with the Byrup and gradually gained strength. I had become so thin and emaciate through all those your of suffering that
But I am now in better health to fully restore me. than I ever was in my life, and my recovery has from the who had not alway younger than I did for taking the Syrup. How ! ted against the Gwernment and for the se
wish I had known of it pears sooner! My husband of the officials of the House (Ob, and laughter) betfor, but none of us knew of Mother Belgel's Byrup. and friends had given up all hope of my getting
assented to ope
"On mentioning to the Ber. E. Harris, the Vicer day's holld -{Hear, when they wanted to do honour to the Prime said I should write and to the proprietore know (1) We believe it to be a fact, established
Minister, for whom they all had such a reparwhat the Syrup had done for mo, so as to benefit beyond possiblitt of reasonable doubt, that the ironies Ministerial cheers and laughter) as others. You may publish this statement as you think consumption of oplem in China is exerting: distinctly deteriorating effect upon the hiere (enewed laughter.) e galle admitted that the truly. (signed) Bra. Elizabeth Greenhalgh, 21. sports propor, and I will gladly answer inquirice. Yours The great supporter f our national people, physically, socially and morally. State-rigi
Rutland Street, Newtown, Pendlabory (near Man- ments to this effect have been repeatedly made right hon. gentleman and Himself were not 10
wung as they had been many T o oboster), May 14th, 1992."
of observing the effects of nolum-smoking up
Commission on Oplum the following statement of facts in reference to this question
the Chinese people, bee to lay before the fort might have and pticularly of Christ Church, wint had wrought the car, he
ow
rence
bank her mominal age, but what was better-to roce Br Thus this good woman enabled-not to turn
the priceless treasure of health, without which neither
PASSENGERS BOOKED FOR THEnd they are entirely corroborated by nur doccefon or not; hut to the Derby for thirty youth nor age has any comfort. Nor malady wes the
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Per Mesageries Maritimes steamer Salaris, from Marceller, June 24th.—Tu Shaogbai : Mr. -J. Stewart.
Per Canadian Paclic steamer Empress Ching. Dom Vancouver July 16.b.--To Shang hod: Mr. J. W. Tucker, Mr. T. Talloch Hongkong: Mr. F. Salinger.
To
in Blue-borks and other official, documents, 00 (Lubter.) To him it was a matter of perfec the watharity of Alish oficials of high standing, indifference whether the House met on this he would go. personal observation. The Protestant mission' ry bedy in China has twice, by its representatives (Loud laughter) He had not missed f *mbled in Conference, and including men of
years, and wasnt gingiomis hat bis advanced various nationalities, and of many different perled of life. (Laughter.) He looked to the con Derby as the exact specimen of all our national Churches, unanimously passed resolutions con- demning emphatically the use of opium by the He could say, as Lord Elcho bad once said, that he bad never had a bet on the occasion Chinese for other than medicinal purposes, and
in his life, and, therefore, as a churchwarded deploring the connection of Great Britain, with the oplam trade. [See The Records of the Laymen of the province of York-Renewed Missionary Conference, held at Shanghal," 1887, laughter)--he saw no baim in his going to see (Loud laughter) and a member of the House of
and ditto, 1890.]
national sport confucted on highly moral the right hon. gentleman (Sir W. Harcour!) had principles. (Laughter.) He sincerely wished consented to go dowa In the special train to
disputed, that the coniclence of the Chinese (2) It is a fact, which cannot be reasonably prople as a whole is distinctly opposed to the oplum babit, It is continually classed, to
common conversation and in booke, with fornication and gambling Str Rutherford Alcock, some time her Majesty's Minister to THE KOREAN IMBROGLIO.
blos, when examined before a Committee the House of Commons, spoke of the solver. We Are indebted (a Yokohama allty of the belief amo
our excharges for abe following] t'ings on Koreno
The following telegram, dated rat inst., 8.30 r.m., has been received at Yokohama bom London: -"The Government of Peking bas at fergih yielded to Ll Hung-chang's views and Chinese cops will therefore be at once despatched to the Hermit Kingdom,"
1
morrow,
samo wretched indigestion and dyspepala, the curse of all ages and nations.[dot]
la
mong the Chinese that, when-ig. He hoped he would take care to get a & Co., Hongkong.-Advt.
ever a man takes to smoking optum, it will probably
be the impoverishment and ruin of his popular feeling which is universal family both amongst those who are addicted to it, who always consider themselves as moral criminals, and amongst those who abitain from it. See Report, East India Finance, 187 (363) Page We ourselves have never met who defended the practice 15
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Mr. Chaplin (who was halled with Opposition plain cil.D. P. KINA, LR.C.S., Surgeon, St. diffically experienced in the administration of the cheers) rose to second the motten. He Viacem's Hospital, Dublin. Asy Chemist can delighted to learn that his hon, friend was going supply t-Sale Agent for Hongkong sad the to the Derby, but he wanted to say one word of Empire of China-Chan A Fook, at Watkins "pair ·" before he went, unless be succubded in carrying his motion. (Hear, hear.) If he were asked why the House should adjourn for the Derby he would reply because of the importance of preserving a first-rate breed of horses In this country. Gaed herces, and expecially those able to carry weights like the Chancellor of the Fxchequer (Laughter)were important to our welfare.
and as long as racing was maintained in this country we should secuse excellence in our
Was the owner of the Derby favourite, one which,
Dall to judge by appearances, bad the greatest., certainty in the world of winning-(Laughter) be (Mr. Chaplin) was entitled
to say aboral been said before, England
expects the party to go to Epsom. (Laughter and cheers.)
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied that the G verament were trustees of the whole
of the the
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given him leave to send, troops to Korea. More 775. hihat we have heard it unɛpar borsta Considering that the Prime Minister instant, but the BAR and BILLIARD-ROOM
morally
A despatch from Chemulps says that Liinely condemned by the Chinese, Umes without Koken, of the Chinese headquarters, tiled with number. The. Missions with which we some troops to break through the Japanese out respectively associated fuvariably refuse to posts. The Japanese sentinels remonstrated adatt opium-smokers to Church membership, against it. The sequel is not given.
but in so doing they are only acting in accordance with the general sentiment of the Chloese, Christian and non-Christian slike, which always stigmatises the habit of oplum smoking as vicious.
Should the Japanese War Department conulder it necessary i canlevy an Remy of 500,000 men by calling out 'l the reserves. All the rides, ammunition, and small arms, necessary for such
■ large army, are said to be ready.
M. Hitrovo, the Russian Envoy, after negotiu tions with Mr. Mutsu and the Chinese Minister In Tokyo Isaid, at the instance of his Govern ment to have given a'vice to the Japanese Government. A communication has also been received from the British Government.
WIL
Though it was Min Elsbun who appealed to Chins for aid in the suppression of the Tong Hak rebellion, it was chiefly owing to Yuan Si Kal's percussion that troops were sent to Koren, Min must have known that if China despatched HM troops, Japan would do the same in accordance with the Tient-in treaty ; but he put too implelt confidence in Yuan's assurances that Japan not worth taking tito account. The rapidity, however, with which Japan sent troops to Kores, bewildered the Korean Government, which then attempted to call for the withdrawal of the troops ong Hak rebellion had on the ples that the Tong been suppressed As, however, caliber Japan sor China showed any inclinatiso to withdraw, hut rather to increase their strength, the Talin- kun advised the King to dismiss Min Eishon, which was done.
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THE bore Steamer baring Merived, Con. that the Royal Commissioners will embody in An amazing freident took place in the House and in their Bills of Lading for Countersigns siguess of Cargo are hereby requested to their Report a united recommendation to Her of Commons on 6th Iost. A slip of paper, ture, and to take immediate delivery of their
that the Indian The Jap nese Government proposed to the restrict the terment should evidently containing the result of the race for the Goods from alongside.
Indian production of Derby, was handed to the Solicitor-General, and Cargo of the Vessel Chinese Government that both Governments oplem to the supply of what is needed for passed by him to the Chancellor of the Exche-will be landes and stored at Cocsigner that and
medicinal purposes should advise the Korean Government to make with our long and sad experience of the injuriousing regret
In India and elsewhere. quer, who had just resumed bis seat after · exprill- | expense. internal reforms, as the chronic disordered con- |
that he had, by prematurely announc dition of Korea was continual menace to peace effects of opium consumption on the Chinese ing a concension on the Finance Bill, cocouraged
which
could only be ins
be insured by people, we cannot but feel the gravert sppreben. a continuance of the discussion, Bir William the maintenance of Korean independence. The alaus as to what the effects of the apluin habit Harcourt threw the slip across the table to the
Chinese Government, however, rejected the
In other lands are likely to be. We are qulie Leader of the Opposition, remarking solle voce proposal. Mr. Otori recently brought Yuan Si aware that some medical and other testimony that "perhaps it would be irregular to announce Kal to task for a notice issued by the Chinese bas been givan lo Jodis, designed to show that that." The #Hear, bear's" which came from officers at Grzan, in which Korea was spoken of India is not scpompaaled with the same that the Prime Minister's horse bad won testified is the best and most complete work of the kind
the consumption of
from the Cason of the Hokgong Telegraph bluese dependency.
disastrous
that LI Hung-chang thought at one time that though all witnessed for ourselves in China, but
have to the popular character of the victory.
ever published in At The Directory contains A large number of members of the House of all the lattet and most reliable statistics concem Ispan might and a large army to Kores, the Diet and the want of confidence in the Govern-
we are glad to know that strong testimony Commons were present at the Derby. With Ing China, Japan and mil the other Countries in
alio ment would prevent the Government from
under
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attendance on the
on many interesting subjects unrivalled by any going the great expenditure acestry for the wider despatch of large bodies of (troops. and range of experience will certainly day's preceedings is the House of Commons, similar publication in any part of the World.
torious to all other races Nevertheicas, a considerable number began to oplum is sa torious to all o was the time for opposing and defeatleg
as it has been proved to be to the Chinese. arrive in the Lobby just before five o'clock. the Japanese in batilo. He stated to have
Oplom is expected Japan to be shy of Aghting. But dangerous raisons, and it is so regarded in other at Epsom as one of the largest ever seen. The Office of
Classed in England amongst They were unanimous in describing the gathering few days ago, he is said to have asked a
enthusiasm excited among the multitude when foreign minister at Feking to give diplomaile countries, and we cannot believe that what la a ald by mediating in the complications between dangerous poison to the greater part of the Lord Rosebery led the winning horse back from
quien race, acts only ni a harmless giimulant on the post, they speak of as unparalleled. other parts of the race. We are convinced that if ever the day should come when opium is as widely consumed in India as it is now in China, the result will be as lamentable there as wó know it to be
bere.
toplum by the people of various parts of the Houre when it was gather-E HONGKONG DIRECTORY, issued above sea-level, has just been thoroughly | HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, LONDON AND
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the two countries,
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The army is prepaileg for was. removed On the 211 ult. there was shot argument shades of doubt the moriction that thrones and to journey by that day, wondered how the good old Tiflis between Mr. Otorl and General Orbima, the dominions ara estaþlished by righteousness, and look ould have lost an hour la the night. Bus commander of the Japaneis troops, about the that any source of revenge, however large, that Mapple didn't explain. She meant to set to righs advisability of a cons of dias, the latter favouring is morally indefensible, tands only in the end to age before going to bed, but forgot, which shows prompt action.
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