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opened fire upon them. The redoubt was instantly wrapped in a sheet of flumes, discharglag in a few seconds about 300 shots One account says that these rasped the water like a hailstorm. The veterans of the Civil War had never known such rapid firing. Yetonly one American was wounded, Fortunately the order to fire had been given a lew seconds late; the American vessois were ady oul of the line of fire, and as the guns of already oul

could not on logs they the natives were fastened on logs be manipulated and were of no further use. The answering fire from the gunboats and launches soon cleared the fort of its defenders, and

expedition was landed in week later a punill order to teach the Koreane a necessary leon The force, composed of 650 men, was led by Commander L A. Kimberley, the Adjutant G-neral being Lieutenant-Commander W. Scott Schley; who was afterward to win fame at the rescuer of Lieutenant

Greely.

The first battery, which was attacked unex- *pectedly In the ear, was taken without difficulty: the works were completely demolished nod the cannon rolled into the river, On the following day the fort-Fort Monocacy," an It was

c rext christened-was cleared by shells from the

dismantled Monocacy's gun and was then

by the landed troops. An advance was next made fort, which wAL upon the citedel or principal

the crest of a rocky bill. The perched

The Koreans were hovering beyond the reach of our guns in vastly superios numbers, and were evidently

ently waiting for an opportunity to crush the Mile American army s KOOD as the ravine lying below the fort.

had entered

To defeat these tactics five howitzers and two companies of infantry were posted as a rear guard

on iskeground, while the mela body mored

forward to storm the citadel. The Koreans attacked the bowitzers in large numbers, but the excellent price made by the American

V.

gunners under Master ve

A. Williams scattered

them effectually and prevented any large body of them from getting in close quarters with our mes Presently, at a signal previously agreed upon, the from the Monocacy ceased, and amid

firing hall of bullets from the enemy our men sprang up the steep incline to attack the citadel. They swarmed over the ramparts or the breaches and in a twinkling were at close quarters with the defending garlson, The Koreans fought stab- bornly to the last without asking for quarter, and were all of them slain. After that the remaining subsidiary forts were soon captured and fifty flars and a pieces of artillery fell into the bands of the conquerors, The clindel was named Fort McKee in honor of the gallant young officer who was the first over the parapet.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1894.

FOOCHOW NOTES.

Foochow, September 1st. We understand that in the absence of fresh supplies the stocks of grain are becoming seriously diminished here.

{On Wednesday last six scholars of the Anglo- Coliege went down to the river to bathe, when foor

them, getting out of their depth, were unfortunately drowned.

We

hear that Mr. Tlog Tang-chü who was for some time manager of the Imperial Chinese Telegraph office here, has lately been appointed placipal magistrate at Fub-ning-foo

The and degree examiners, Oong-tae from Manchu, and (ben-hak from Kinng-ko, arrived in the c

o the city on Friday last for the examinations

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which are take place on the 6th instant and followlog

log daye.

The following is the ten export slace our frns of agth ultimo, as per consigners returns:—

-For London-

Per steamship Alderley ............150,843 lbs.

For United States:-

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

6th September, 1894-At 4 p.m.

Wind.

TATION

JEJÍDERS.

Wladivostock Toils Nagasaki

Foochow

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Victoria Pak

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Gap Rock

MCA...... Hothom Haiphong Bolnao

Cape St. James...... 10.03

KSE

NNE

7th September. 1894.—At 10 a.m.

STATION.

Per saamship Port Adelaide.291,471

The Provincial Judre being about to retire from his post, the Grain Commissionez, Tlog- legcher, has been appointed to fill it and the seal of office will be delivered over to him on Monday next. The retiring Judge proceeds immediately, we understand, to Feking, to assist Thanghal at the Empress Dowager's birthday festivities..

There is a report that a rising has taken place at Hö-keu, in the Klang-ul province. The cele brated secret society of the Ko-lo-hwei is said to be at the bottom of it. Troops have been draked from the city of Klen-ning and the neighbour hood to assist in quelling the disturbance. Ha-keu

sa

a larga town one day's march from the North-western border of the Fah-klen province. It is reported that a gang of armed thieves, twenty in number, broke into the house of s retired Mandarin last Saturday night. The alarmed inmater managed to get a man out fo call for the services of the Tapon, but on the arrival of this functionary with his men the loves made off, carrying with them all the

valuables they had been able to collect in the meantime,

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News has only now reached us of a disturb- soce having taken place in Hing-bwa early inst month, Great alarm had been caused by the continued long drought and the people waited on the Prefect at the yaman to bez him in Join in a public prayer for rain. He stated that was too busy, but on betog pressed, offered to send his son to act on his behalf. This reply divaleased the petitioners so greatly that sining commenced which four of the yamen seldiers were killed. The Viceroy, on being communicated with, sent a detachment of troops promptly to the spot. The rioters bad in the mentime repaired to their homes and an farther trouble w for the Hma averted, But it is said that they will not be allowed to go scot-free. They will be called to account for their behaviour. To many of them it is understood to be a matter of small Imontiance what becomes of them; the step toward

poor men are ruined by the deught and have † Hongkong Observatory, 7th September, 1894.

The defeat of 1871 probably rendered the Korene more ready to treat peaceably with foreigners than they were before. In any case the hour foepering up the country was at hand. The pincess brgan in 187, when ■ treaty was made will Javan. A paste of Japanese sailors, while Jarding for water on Kangwa Island, were mistaken for Ainerlens or Frenchmen and were ford

rrighboring fort. 【spas saw wird up by a harpportusity, and her fleet demanded as an indemnity that cert in privileges in trade should be gran ed her. This was the first step

to foreign Intercourse. The R rean-spanese treaty

concluded on entered fato by the Kartans-way the basis of free trade, only a small amount of Ion-age dues on shippin 1877 Japan was granted being payable. In a subsequent convention in 1977)

privilege of

of opening three carling stations on the east; in 179 the harbor of Gensan, and

Chem-lpo, were thrown open to Japan later 1 Commerce, all other nations being excluded. from the henefits gristed menuime, hinn, which has always regarded Kora as dependency of her empire, began to

T jr Inns of the

the increasing fuctice of Japan and to counteract tbls hold of her lovelerate enemy encouraged. If not actually Intieate, foreign powers to follow to the foot. steps of Japan t in concluding treaties with this "Hirmi Kingdom, and it was with her help that Adinal Shufeldt led the way and soccess- fully ei through a treaty between the United States and Korea in 1882. Later on commercial treatles were also negotiated by Great Britain, Germany, France, Rossia and Italy.

the opening of the country.876-the first / dmply starva'lon to look forward to.-Echo.

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e us a family medicine, and by King toward the fall of

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d States and not to me in my pilvate capacity. It would have thus been opened by our Minister at

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negotiate with are and with full powers to torudd when the body ia under the weight of pain and

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me Minister to

Koses, and I found upon

disuse. And to know that is to know all we require to not upon.

Everything, money, influence, and every form of sucoses depends. so largely upon health that by

the United States appole landing to the universal consent we don't expect good servios from

that the people and the King had not those who are ill

country

forgotten my letter of nearly ten years

Sata before. And Ullow sins times in tan, moens precisely

The treaty was signed near Chemulpo and our what Mrs. Cuilas suffered from such a long and worry ships fited a salate at the time to response to a period indigestion and dyspepsia the ailment signal which I waved from the shore. An mured (when she doctors are done with their fruitless American cottage now stands on the spot where expsetments) by Mother Belgel's Caraties Byrup.

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"The Americans also opened) Admiral Shufeldt sald, and had our people pushed their alalms to that trade, as have the other nations who came in inter, we would now be the greatest foreign nation in connection with the Japanese Empire, It is the same with Kore

ata pow in the lead to that country, and cer, if they will, ba predomingileg power.

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No. R. Queen' Road Central,

LEVY HERMANOS.

【EWELLERY, DIAMONDS, WATCH, CHRONOMETER & CLOCKMAKERS, A great variety. In Fancy Goods and Optical Instruments. Novelles received by every Mail.

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10, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, Opposite the Televraph Office.

G. FALCONER & CO., JATCH and CHRONOMETER MANU-

WFACTURERS and JEWELLERS,

NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, CHARTS and BOOKS. No. 48, Queen's Road Central,

DENTISTRY.

DR. SAKATA (hom japan),

Mr. SUI SANG,

DENTAL SURGEONS. $5, Queen's Road Central. First Class Dentistry and Moderate Fees.

Consultation Free. Hongkong, 9th April, 1894.

SIEN TING, SURGEON DENTIST, No. 10, DAGUILAR STREET. TERMS VERY MODERATE, Consultation free. Hongkong, 27th March, 1994.

DENTISTRY,

FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP

AND

MODERATE FEES.

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TAI FONG Surgeon Dentist,

M

R.

WONG

(Formerly Aritcled Apprentice, and latterly assistant to Dr. ROGERS), HAS REMOVED

то

THE BANK BUILDINGS, QUEEN'S ROAD, (Opposite Hongkong Hotel), CONSULTATION FREZ, Hongkong, 27th July, 1891:

"17

ONE BOX OF CLARKES 141 FILLS

is warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary Organs, in either sex (acquired or constitutional), Gravel and Pains in the Back. Guaranteed free from Mercury. Sold in Boxes, 4. 6d. each, by all Chemists and Patent Medi clue Vendors throughout the World. Proprietors: The Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Com pany, Lincoln, England.

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THIS CENTURY'S GREAT DISCOVERY.

Renovation & Prolongation of Life

BY THE

ELIXIR GODINEAU

Heat Office, PARIS, Rue Bi. Lazura, 7.

CURE of WEAKENED subjects, of NERVOUS complaints and all other diseases proceeding from bad nutri- tion and DECAY and DECOMPOSITION of the Blood.

MARVELLOUS CURES.

"

Explanatory Pamphlets are sent free

on application

Depot (Maism. PIERRE, MARTY, Hongkong.) Agents for M. OPPENHEIMER & Co, Paris.

Fresh Air and Exercise.

Get all

that's pos- Bible

of both, if in need of strength,

flesh and

nerve force. There's need, too,

of plenty of fat food.

Scott's Emulsion

of Cod Liver Oil builds up fleth and strength quicker than say other preparation known to science.

Scott's Emulsion is constantly effecting Cure of Consumption, Bronckilis, and kindred dis- eases where other methods VAIL.

“Hooft & Bowns, Lad, London, 215 Chemista

Bole Agist for Hongkong and the Empire of

The Exchange is open day and night.

W. STUART HARRISON,

Chias 1-CHAN A FOOR, # Watkins & Co,

髅動

| #196 August, 1894

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