honest intent. The oppoiltion to them comes from the lower classes, and from these classes the majesty of their converts have also come."
"Do you think that, the Chinese will ever become a Christian nation "
"It might be an," sald His Excellency, with a smile..' But I think the preitbility" is very Temple. The doctrines of Confacids have a strong hold upon the people, and I doubt whether they will ever give them up for those of Chistianlly,"
CHINA WILL LAST.
It is said that China is on the verge of dissolution, and that the empire will soon be shattered in pleces. Dr you believe this, your Excellency I asked.
"No, I do not," repled the Minister, "China has lasted for a number of thousands of yearO, and I expect that the empire will last some thousands of years longer. The govern ment is strong, the people are loyal, and they ate fond of peace. Yan would be surprised at the Rreat reverence which the people of China have for their Emperor. They respect the government, and they are loyal and patriotic.
It is trus there are some internal d ssensions. These exis' in 'all nations. We have some fawless and turbulent people, but such elements in China ave not organized. They lack * purpose. They are men of no character and their leaders have little ability. The country has been torn up with such reviations before, and it has come out all right. Take the Tal-plug, rebellion. It lasted for years, and it was sestiered
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1895.
even to remove the difficulties found 'le the Chinese bistories. It is only a contribullas | towards a history, to be hereafter written, und a very valua le contribution too, which will save the fators · historian many weary hours" research. It commences with the first contract on record between the Hamng-No and the ancestors to the Chinese #b-el 1,400 BC, traces, their risa and their contests with the Calacio and the migrations until, fa the filth century after Christ, Burn-Nu had seated himself on the throne of China. The Wa-hwan
The British steamship Namos left Foochow on the 16th losant, and had fresh to moderate soulh-west winds and sen with clear weather throughout Left Amay on the 17th, and had moderate south-west winds and fine weither with smooth sea to Swatow, Left Switow on the 18th, and had moderate to light south-west winds, and fine picaynor weather throughoa". In Amoy the steamship Woosung. In Swałow the steamships Vikrang, Chunshan, and Thales.
·HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK RETURNS.
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Topgores who established the Empire of the Kity in Kowloon' Dock. Sleat; the Iwen-Iwen; the Western Turks; Kalpon... the Outgers, and the Empire of the Catbayani | Zangising...... are dealt with in turn and all that a close stady Hongbong of the Chloese anuals discloses about them is here recorded and digrated. The book is of very considerable value and has only one fault that we can see-there is no index, and without an index it is difficult to consult on any particular polat. The printers and publishers are Mears, Kelly and Walsh, Limited, of Shanghal and Yokohama, and the get up of the book reflects great credit on their painstaking experts.
NEWS by the amERICAN MAIL.
The following telegrams from our San Francisco exchanges were "crowded out" of last night's issue :—
VANCOUVER, (B. C.), June 16th, J. G. Ward, Treasurer and Peatmaster General
En routs home, leaving en the steamer
Lieutenant Crawford, R.N.R., of the P. & O. service, who has been appointed by the Qazen an ordinary member of the Civil Division of the Third Class or Companion of the Most Honour- able Order of the Bath, is in command of the P. & O steamer Shanghai now homeward bound.
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over ten provinces. I did not affect the stability of New Zealand, passed through the city to-day than 16 lbs, of chaudu. The steamer arrived Axperienced English matron in attendance.
of the central government, The rebels were fically put down, and the Emperor was again supreme over the whole ni Chins. The govern ment grows stronger every year through the Introduction of modern institutions. We have new the telegraph, by which we learn the reports of diana:facifon or pprisings in an laint of time. We will soon have railroads, and the great empire of China will be bound
together as it never has been before.!!
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AMERICAN CAPITAL IN CHINA, *What chances are there for American capital In China PJ asked.
"I think there will be great chances," replied the Minister. Following this war there mu! be a development of the material resources of the empire. New gan works will have to be established, new ralitoads are be balli, cos! and iron mines are to be opened, and the work of modernizing China will probably begin. The bringing about of such a result will require large capital. Whether Chins will farnish this herself by barrowing it, or whether the government-will- firm out such things to syndicates, lo alther case a large capital will be required. The cital will have to come from America or Europe. The Chinese will probably, take it from the point where they can get it the cheapest and at the best rate. If the United States can do as well for us in a business way as the other nations of the world we will be glad to patronize them."
I next asked some questions as to the relations of China and Russis, and one or two as to the future of Ko ca, but as to these the Minister absolut ly declined to answer,
ODD VOLUMES.
SKIZURE OF A STEAMER AT SINGAPORE.
SINGAPORE, 10th July, The steamer Wuotam registered under the German flag and believed to be chartered locally, was embargoed hy the "anthorities at Singapore yesterday says the Straits Timis of the oth lostant. At half-past 4 o'clock on the gh Police Superintendent Bell went on board and Farmer, the Wustin haveing imported more seized the ship, at the request of the Oplam
Warrimes. He had been to London for thermoy yesterday, and, on the revendicere purpose of hosting a loan of $7,500 000 for the found under the seats of the saloon chairs. going on board, twenty tins of chandu were assistance of settles on Government lands. This morning, at the Police Court, Mr. Braddell His visit to Canada was for the purpose of Interviewing the Government regarding the appearing for the Farmer, stated that it would subsidy to the stentnship line and cable.
be necessary to lay an information against the Regarding the cable, Ward says the delay of captain of charges apparently of Importing and the imperial Government is the only impediment. having lelt opfam in his possession. On the The Earl of Jersey's report on the matter barggestion of the magistrate, Mr Braddell laid been referred to a special committee and unifl
the information and renewed his application. The Iuntan was to leave for Salgon to-day, their report is received the Government will not take action, although, as the colonies nearly all favour the scheme and the Earl of Jersey's report is also favourable, it is not thought the imperial Government will throw cold witer on the plan,
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Ward also interviewed the Dominion Govern.] ment regarding a reciprocity treaty between the two countries, but pending the completion of the negotiations could not sneak on the subject.
SYDNEY (N. S. W., June 16th. -_Tho-natives-of-the Solomon islands have' murdered two traders. Head hunting is rampant in the islands, The British Admiral there har been ordered to repress the excesses.
VALLEJO, June 18th. The Baltimore, which has been stationed with the Asiatic fleet, is to come to Mare Island, and the crack cruiser Olympia will relleve her. For some time the wires have been loaded with the supposed plans of the Government for making the Olympia the flagship of the Pacific fleet; that Admiral Beardslee would, the arrival of the Philadelbhia, have to transfer his flag to the new ship, and that she would remain here,
A late dispatch to-day, however, from the Nivy Department to Commandant Howison orders bim to prepare the Olympia for the China service immediately on her return from her trial trip. Considerable change in the provisions will have to be made and their quantity augmented. The Admashall doubtless retain his flag on the Philada the Mohican will probably be ordered from the north to Honolulu.
WASHINGTON, June 19th, The Korean Government has made an illow ance of 8,000 yen (about $7 000) to sustain the Korean Legation at Washington. This is likely to be followed at no distant day by the appoint ment of a new Minister or the return of the old Minister, who has been in Seoul for some months.
LONDON, Jane aand.
The Henler regulta promises to be the gayest Is years. The demand for bouse boats was never so great, and 170 golneas have been given for one bost for a week, and 5 gulneas have been charged for the rent of a small ed-room. According to Lord Dagraven's present plans Valkyrie III. will not do any racing on the Clyde before starting for the United States, which event it is believed will occur about Taly 15th. But his plans are subject to change. Both the Prince of Wales, the owner of the Britannia. and Mr. Wolker, owner of the Ailsa, have pro- mised Lord Duntaven any number of trial races, and It is believed possible that be may accept there affers, as he is understood to like this much better than entering in regular vaers.
The reason for this is not a desire for secrecy, but is to prevent the yacht from being unneces
she would be in a regular race. The Prince of Wales will probably go to the Clyde to witness some of the trials. The plan la that if durlug a tell anything of Valkyrie III. carries away or a tall splits, a private signal is to be holsted and both yachts will stop until the damage is repaired. Lord Dunraren is afraid of the tremendous spars of Valkyrie III, which dwarf anything yet seen here, but George Wilson, her designer, assures him that everything is all righ
We have received from the Manager of the Tokyo Tsukiji Type Foundry little book of same sixteen pages clving a short account of the life of Motegi Nagashiga, Japan's pioneer printer. We have read it with the greatest interest and recommend all our readers to get and read it too. It will give them, far better than very many larger works, clear idea of the men who in a generation have raised T-pin from what was, in many respects, barbarism to very advanced stage of cleliza- tlan, and of the qualities which have enabled these men to accomplish in a lifetime what it has taken Europe three hundred years to effect.. Motegi Nagahisi, more generally known es Shezy was born on the 9'h June, 1824, æt Nagasaki. His family had been settled there vince the opening of the part to the Dutch and they were hereditary interpreters, Shozomastered the Dutch langonge at a very early age and was close student of western mariners and custome and expecl·lly of the mechanical arts of the foreigner. He was always in favour of the opening of Japan and anticipated it at an early dar, and for this he strove to
prepare himself, and so far as possible to prr pare bly country. As early as 1841 he had Invented a moveable type for the Tapanese characters and had printed with them a book of his own compesina con'atninga merative of ble experience as an Interpreter. Chozo was attached to the Russian mission of Count Pon. latin o Ixpan in 1853 and helped to negotiately strained and generally knocked about, as the first treaty. He remained with the party as Interpreter daring its prolonged stay in Japan in Consequence of the loss of the Russian frigate in Shimada barbour, and later suffered three years Imprisonment on account of his foreign' procll- vities. In 1860 he was in charge of an from foundery in Naganıkl, and became the owner of the first two steamers, the Victeria and the Charles, ever run in Japanese waters under the Japanese flg. In 1864 he was wrecked in the Victorta and only got back to. Nagasak after a lengthened detention on a distant Island. Always devoted to the practice of the mechanical arts be was employed in building bridges and docks and be constructed the first Iron bildgu ever ballt in Japan. He erected and opened the Gral school In which foreign languages were taught, and about 1870 establf hed and opened the first type foundry in Japan, and, after the Restoration, to afford employment to the disestablished Samura, of which class he was himself a member, be opened a printing house in Osaks. When the then Governor of Kanagawa started the Mainieki Shimbun, She was applied to for the manager and the printers. Labouring in every way to base. Athle country and in improve his countrymen, he spent himself his life to the service of his native land, animated siways by the most patriotic Ideas and never regarding his own interests when duty polated the other way. He is described ms mild, calm, truthful, persevering, and his portrait, copled from an oll painting and prefixed to be le pamphlet from which we have gathered our information, shows him to have been a man of great shilly and a student and tbloker. He died in 1875 at the age of 5 and, fortunately for Japan, he has left behind him many men like-minded and animated by the same spirit to carry on the work of improvement he so ably and so perseveringly plondered.
A twenty-four hour bicycle race agalast time was started yesterday morning. It was won by C. C. Fontaine, who covered 4741 miles, beating the amateur rec rd by fourteen miles. J. J Patterson was second with a score of 4663 to his credit. ****
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.
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SHIPPING RETURNS.
ARRIVALS,
From 6 pm. yesterday to 8 pame to-day,
Teir Phra Nang ..... ..steamer from Bangkok.
Canton. Namoa pip
Swalow. Esmeralda
Hanlia, Aggregating 3.958 tons register. DEPARTÜKKI,
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Consul E,H. Parker's "A Thousand Years of the Tartars" has been lying on our table for some time waiting to be reviewed. It has not Freir been taken in hand earlier because it had not been read. It has not been read because, if the Clydra truth must be told, it is dry readlog, filled with Kwangles.......... sofamiller names and dates and containing Canton nothing of Interest to any one but the student. Lysemoon ........................... But the book does not proless to be volume Nanchang.... likely to be attractive to the general reader. It la a resume of all that is to be found in Chinese literature on the subject of the nomad Tartars Inhabiting
the countries
to the north-west, north and north-east of China from their first appearance ia history to the time of Gergři, Khẩn, It is not history of these tribes, for It does not attempt
to explain and connect all that is found in the
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Calcutta Wladivostock,
Centor, Canton, Shanghal
Bangkak.
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Yokohama,
Foschow, "Bangkok, 16 "Fading, Aggregating 14,784 tons register.
Cheang Hoch Klang
The British Steamble Phra Nang leit
This afternoon, before Mr. Egerton, Captain
Ott, of the steamer Wuntan, and one Chinese steward and a Chinese enek of the same vessel. were charged with imnorting twenty fins of chando valued at $449 and using the steamer Wustan for each imanetation; and further committing an offence by having the weld opium in their pekaresion, which had not been purchased from the Ovium Farmer.
The recoved pleaded not guilty." The two Chinese-iminated-each-other. There woe-1955- counted for any of the defendante. Mr. Bräddell appeared to prosecute for the Farmer.
LATER
In the case of the Wustan eplum seizure before the magistrate, which was concluded after we had gone to press yesterday, the cook was" discharged from want of evidence; the charge against the captain was dismissed as these wire ro
elrenm«tance pointing to the Captain having knowledge of the epium; the steward was fined. $con, or twelve months'
garnas Imprisonment, the maximua penalty. "the magistrate ordered the detention of the Wanton by the police The Hon, A. P. Talbot, now Deputy Governor, hav lasted Instructions
whose agents or owners will provide a bond for the production of the ship should it be required by the authorities. The Wuotan was therefore re'cared from custody on the rrih instant.
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There l a man who has spent the part twenty-five ears of his life exploring for gold and other minerals and New Zealand. He has no doubt picked up some in Queensland, Now Routh Wales, Vistoria, Tasmania, money, yet he says that the investment of brought him in higger returns than any other be ever made.
Yet, hold on a minato. Don't let on jpmp to the conclusion that we can all get rich out of the proocets of 76 till we hear further from this financier. He has a humorous way of putting's serious thing, for which we should like him all the moro. Some folk have no idea that sound sense and genuine fun are twin broilers, but they are all the same.
Our friend's name in Williara Bromfeld Fesk, "and he lives at Russell, Now Zosland, a long way off. He any it is a lovely country and intends to stay in it the balance of his days. As he landed in Australia, from England, in 1865, he has been there long enough to know what he is talking about. Ho advisos persons of limited means who would like to boooma, small landholders to emigrate to New Zealand.
Still, he reminds us that in the end we must pay for what we get. The onlling of a prospector for Instanco.” wald Mr. Peak, "ls full of hard work. Besides, It ontalis rough living, such as salt junk, saddened damper, with tea in buckets fall. One must have the digestivo capacity of an ostrich or an anaconds to stand that diet for long. It must inside of my system, when I mention that I actually therefore be an as proof of the good machinery stood it for nearly twenty-five years.
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THE "RAMSGATE" OF HONGKONG, (On Skau-kl-wan Road.) "My punishment was delayed, you see, but itERMINUS of the only pleasant DRIVE “HE' POPULAR SUMMER RESORT, and prostrated with agenleing pain in the stomach and all didn't fail. At last the climax came and I was
the other symptoms of a profound derangement of all the digestive organe. I had to knock off work, sad conso all exertion. I was imbued with digast with all things mundane. I believe that dyspepato te responsible for a large portion of the world's suicides
Mr. Peaks's conjecture is azotly parallel with tha fact as set forth in the afflalal statistics of all ofvilland countries. No other disease-so-demoraliser and- depresses human nature. It attacks the sort strongholde of the reason and drives people naise; it atapees the sonsibilities it turns men and women Into olish, useless, nuisances it impels them to commit crime. All this in addition to their own desolation and suffering. Yes, Mr. Fook is quite right.
But to get back to what he says about himself. "At the advice of a friend-Mr. W. Willams of this place T began to take the far-famed Mother Belgel's Carativa Byrup. What result did it have? I tell you! If has transformed me from a prematurely old man into one quite regenerated.
by me always and an ecossional dose when necessary I am a rapid ester and can't break myself of the bad habit Henos I make it a point to keep a boitis to set me right.
The
I can safely asserts that the investment of 76 in Mother Belgel's Curative Byrap was the Seat I nvar made in all my shequered career. You may depend that I prescribe this medicina to all and sunder people poma in contact with. Prior to using it 7 pmi pounds at different time, but only got partial relief Syrup sees fa make straight for the seat of the frouble T pen thess lines just to show other sazbrers the way out. There are any number of respectable
● bern who san attest the truth of what I have Prition Respectfully (Signed) WM. BaoktaD PROX, Bossell, Bay of falanda, New Zealand, July 2nd, 1802.
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TWO ENGLISH BILLIARD TABLES,
- EXCELLENT CUISINE, - SPECIAL RATES MADE FOR A PROLONGED STAY
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OFFICES -
FIRST
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FLOOR No. 7. PRAYA CENTRAL, at present occupied by Mers. HOLLIDAY, WIH & Co. Apply to THE HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT
& AGENCY Co., Ltd. Homabang, kad Joly Rot.
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TO LET. THE eight roomed HOUSE, No. 27 CAINE ROAD, occupation from FIRST SEPTEM. BER next,
TWO SMALL OFFICES in VICTORIA
BUILDING. Apply 10
DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co. Hongkong, teth July. 1995.
MEE CHEUNG, PHOTOGRAPHER,"
TOP FLOOR OF ICE HOUSE, IN Ice-House Road.
£726
Is modious teclipse, a heretofore,
[8 now in a_position, in his Now and Com
ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC ART PRACTICED In the Colony oz in any part of the Far East.
GROUPS AND VIEWS a speciality, Haigkong, and September; 1994.
MODERATE FEES.
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TAI FONG.
Surgeon Dentist, (Formerly anicled Apprentice, and latterly assistant to Dr. ROGERS), HAS REMOVED
THE RANK Buildings, QUEEN'S ROAD, (Opposite Hongkong Hotel). CONSULTATION "TREE, Hongkong, 27th July, 1891.
KANANGA
OF JAPAN (REGISTERED) RIGAUD and C
PARIS
most delight-
Kananga Waterfally refreshing
Toilet Water, Itrenders the skin firm,rollover mosquito bites and imparts a delicate fra- ganco and feeling of comfort and freshness.
“New Bentations in Parfumary RIGAUD'S KANANGA EXTRACT
| RIGAUD'S, WHITE ROSE
RIGAUD'S MELATI EXTRACT
RIGAUD'S IXORA D'AFRIQUE EXTRACT | RIGAUD'S LILY of the VALLEY EXTRACT
RIGAUD'S. YLANGYLANG EXTRACT RIGAUD'S BANTAM EXTRACT RIGAUD'S JASMINE or Chemalio EXTRACT 8, RUE VIVIENNE, 8, PARIS
'Almost as Palatable as Milk."
This is a fact with regard to Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. The difference between the oil, in its plain' state, is very apparent. In
Scott's Emulsion
you detect no fish-oil taste. As it is a help to diges tion there is no after effect except good effect. Keep in mind that Scott's Emulsion is the best promoter of flesh and strength known to science.
Boots & Bawns, Lad., London. All Chemists. Sole Agents for Hongkong and the Empire of China Watkins & Co, Hongkong,
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