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The Honghong Telegraph
HONGKONG, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1895.
30, 1895.
post, The
SURELY 281! What, a schoolmaster “vanlibed!" | Tar Chinese Government have deputed Santa Goodness gracious what are we coming to? Sarby Shan Chief, protected by the Chinese, to meet our officers and atras ge lat ibe construc Ven, he's off, so they say, and as his employers on of road from Bhame to out frontier hava, apt reported him at the Follce¬Station as "Namkhan, through. Chinese terikory. missing it is assumed that he has been and gone question of this road, which is the most direct and dime the "Vanishing Act." Just fancy i
route between these two places, was dealt with In the second article of the recent Burma Chinese Convention, which opened a roula" Our Foochaw correspondent writes as that up without restrictions to the British, who, un to the auth matant seven men charged with giving notice to the Chinese, may repair and complicity in the Kucheng massacre ("all of improve the road, protect traffic, and prevent stem the real nadulterated article) had been freely between the two posts, the Chloese being smuggling. British troops are allowed ty pass conviced, and that a notorious ruffi, for whone notlled when it is intended to despatch armed apprehension the native authorliles had offered pattles. a reway! of $800, had been captured,
of the Telegraph Corps of the Milliary Transport Office in Formosa, and was to leave for Tokyo on Saturday. He is expected to proceed to. Formsia-In-s-week. Tho-tolograph cospa wiil. consist of some Engineers and Commissariat of - the Tokyo Army Divlaton and a number of telegraph clerks of the Communications Depart ment. In addition to these, there will be about 7,000 coolles.
massacred to the
The Hochi hears that the badles and accoutrements of the cavalry-men who were
vicinity of Sankakuyu Formoss, have been discovered at several points. Almost all were headless. The body of Sergeant-Major Kosblda was among them, All of them were horribly and cruelly mutilated. Three of the murderers were arrested and two of them confessed their crime, but the third bit off his own longue and died. The other two- were beheaded at the grave of the murdered Sergeant-Major.
NOTES ANd commenTS.~
From the tenor of the letter from Amoy which we publish In another part of this lasue it appears that a somewhat serious difficulty has arisen between the Amoy Customs officials and the exporters of narcissus bulbs, and that the latter are being treated unfairly by the Customs. It also appears from the letter in question that the cost of the bulbs has risen in the produc- THE Slam Free Press remarks that "Roslan ing centres (up-country) and yet, although gue in Bulgaria which he been lying dor the value was raised last year to suit mant aloce the removal of that arch intrigue, M. Hutrora, to Tokio, is now, again showing the Customs, the Commissioner Inalķis on charging this year ad valorem duty on lastens of actieby.. Rusla has shown that she year a values, just as though the enhanced would stop to any dark deed of a byegono age value, up-country, did not injuriously in order to gain ber political ends in the princt affect the pockets of exports who have, palty, and perhaps the murder of M. Stamboo we understand, to supply their cus-Inff is nothing else than a rude reminder that tomers, in many cases, at the old rates, the Belgarien question can only be settled by for the all-sufficient reason that they wont Resia." pay higher prices. It therefore seems that the exporters have other to submit to what they consider a monstrous “squeeze" or abandon the trade; a nice state of affairs which the "T. G." should sift to the bottom, for it is clear that if mor- chants in Amoy have to pay more for They say that the Emperor orders foreigners to be killed. There are no foreigners there (at bulbs this year than previously and yet receive only the old figure from customers, Klogkwa) now."-This is the day in which, that as far as passing at the Customs is according to our own correspondent at Foochow concerned-they should not now be | (who wired us yesterday), the persecution of required to pay daty, on the higher native Christians is now being carried on in a payyar may well be disposed of as an idle respect I would hag for space for this rejoinder, ·
value that was assassed last season. of course we have at present only heard one side of the question, and the defense of | the Customs authorities may be of a highly satisfactory nature, yet we are bound to admit that the interested parties, the exporters of the bulbs, would hardly be likely to go to the trouble of addressing ps at great length unless they believed. they were being very unfairly dealt with. There is evidently a "screw loose" some- where, and it would appear from the evidence so far that the zeal of the Cus- toms people has fairly exceeded the wise discretion which as a'rule characterises their dealings with merchants and traders of all nationalities..
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE.
LONDON, August 28th.
Bettiah occupation of Mongsin is is absolute The Journal des Délats contends that the disregard to the rights and Interests of France.
GREAT BRITAIN, THE PORTE AND 'ARMENIAN REFORMS.
(Special to Siam (burger) THE PAMIR COMMISSION,
Lowpox, August 18th.
"
THE Shanghai Mercury "received news from Foochow on the 23rd inst. to the effect ibat, "Klöghes' reports that scoundrels have spread an infamous version of the Katlen massacre.
most heartless manner.
A LIBERAL RECORD.
A South Glamorgan miner is respon Ible for the following excellent "Record of the Liberal Government";—
1892.-Camo Into Office.
Made Peers, Made Promises.
1893 --Home Rule Fiasco.
Made more Peers, Made more Promises.. 1894 Passed a Local Govt. Act
Increased the Death Datles. Won the Derby, Last their Leader. Made more Peers. Made more Promises. 1895-Again won the Derby,
Made still more Peers, Made still more Promises, Realgued.
TOTAL :-) Act, Derbys, 15 Peers Fromises, innumerable.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
(We do not necnémelly endorse the optaloni expressed by Correspondence in this columem,]
THE RIGHTS OF ALIENS IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE
THUS the Bangkok Times of iba zoth instant :--- The phenomenal success of the French MI fng Company one of the sensations of the day la Perak. Their headquarters are at Kampar, where the Manager, M. Colligan, resides; but they have recently opened new fields and wherever they have worked they appear to have been successful. On their five or six properties they now employ about 3,000 mes. Doring the six months they have raised 20,000 plcals ofile of a total value of about $400,000, or AD Average of over $20 per coolis per meniem. Ja du'y they have paid to the Government no less than $5000 daring the last half year. Wo commend this information to those peculiarly constituted colonial expapilonian who would not let an Englishman, get, foot an French territory and who are even now making a ju because a British empany is mining in Chanta-
TO THE TON or vas "Hongkong Telmirare,” boon province, which is Siamese territory,
SI-Such an openly scaritoas cant-lba. The Stom Frii. Press' which is sometimes
tion as that of your: correspondent " Another credited by its Bangkek contemporaries with belog Victim directed against the Pariuguese com unduly pro-French in ita utterances and
munity of Hongkong, appears to me, and I ans bold enough to say it, to the mind of every right- general policy comments on the speech delivered by Mr. Balillos at the recent meeting of the thinking individual, beneath refntation, your
teamboat Company as follows "At the
editorial unto attached to the letter, however, price which Mr. Belillos come disposed to
calls for a word or two in 'anawer, and with due the idea of China's early opening of the West
At the outset let me state that I not poleg dream. It need hardly be pointed out that myself as the champion of the commualty fa French diplomacy backed by Russia have been
which I belong, but as a factor of that com- st work to thwat Hongkong's aspirations,munity share in the wrong so patiently endured basy and they hive so far been successful beyond by it, and must, of necessity, raise a voler, bows measure. The opening of the West River would ever feeble, in vindication thereof, Nor am 1 mean the total unibilation of the most
aware to what extent my opiniona may be cherished bars of Indo-China, and France
endorsed by most of my confrères; but however bas undoubtedly taken good care that in
that may be, I do not think I am far estranged the race to Yunnan she will out-dis-
from the sentiments of most of them. tance any other wailor, It is an open secret that. the British Minister at Peking has been for the last ten years unsuccessfully pestering the Chinese to declare the West river open to foreign commerce, and when poor Margary was murdered in Yunnan it was fondly thought that an ill wind ad blown Hongkong road, but Great Britel supinely allowed that grand opportunity to ally through her fingers. And that grand opportunity is not likely to occur again, much as Hongkong may fret and fame”
subjects in British employ," I do not know to While advocating the preferencs for " Bettlak what extent you differentiate the term from British-born subjects, Were you to connect the ane with the other there hut Hule ground for complaint, but if by Brilsh subjects you mean Britishers preper (inferentially to be assumed from the preceilag remarks of ato cagent reasons for valid complaint, your correspondent) I hope you will admit there
· Children of foreigners born in a British pozzzs- I HAVE before me, says the "Look-out Man" sion are entitled to the character, rights and A Fairplay, paper entitled Engineering and privileges of British subjects within and outside Shipbuilding in the Far East, by Mr. William that possession." This come to be a rudimen Jack, member of the North East Coasttary principle of International Law already too Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders, and well recognized to admit of dispute. So far as likewise of the Instituilen of Engineers and Hongkong is concerned the question is very clearly defined in the Duke of Newcastle's Te is stated on good authority, says the Japan Shipbuilders of Hongkong. Mr. Tak preson Clecolar Despatch to the officer administering rather a glowing account of the possibilitler of en- Gasstis of the 19th lestant, that the measures gineering and shipbuilding in Chins, and to back the Government of Hongkong" dated 26th for the increase of the Navy have been completed his opinion gives a detailed cost of a steamer, August, 1863. Therefore, children of Portuguese and forwarded to the Cabinet. They laclude the thowing the difference in cost of building in lein born in the country, while the two The Forte has cabled to lis Envoys at Paris constractions of warships, the establishment of this country area of is evidently a good clase advantages and privileges of British subjects. and to the East. The vessel he Slates are at amliy, have a right to all the and St. Petersburg, compialaing bliterly of the disconteous attitude of Great Britain-in-respect-Narai atalions, and the education of officers and states
of consting vessel with a fair amount of accom-In-relation-to-British subjects of Chinese to the Armenian Reforms which, it sistes is men. It le proposed to carry out these measures modation. The dimensions are 325 ft. by 1.33 | ft. descent, who may also be considered in thin derogatory to the prestige of the Sultan The within five or six years. The number and by 3 ft, having a gress tonnage of 1.org tons, matter when Icoking at the question generally, an Posto appeals to France and Russia to induce
toonage of the ships to be ordered are not and fitted with triple-expansion engines with additional instruction of 1868 governs their case, Great Britain to modify her attitude. The
These are, briefly, the fundamental points replies from France and Russia are unfavour definitely known, but the magnitude of these cylinders 19 La. 30 in, and jo lo, by 36 lo.
stroke, haring an
apon which the argument in support of my todicated horse-power of 720 able to Turkey. :
figures may be easily imagined when it is conto soc. The set cost of building such a steamer
contention mainly depend. So long as Britain's. sidered that these ships are to constitute the chief in this county is put down at £9,944 131. 8d., Constitution remains what it is to the present day. strength of the future squadrons of the Japanese to which he adds 5 per cent, loterest, making so long will the law-abiding subjects of every On the nailon and every creed living within her Navy, the majority of the ships now in active grand total of £20,941 17. 3d.
other hand the act cast of the antire and be accorded every fair treatment at her hands. the full benefit of her protection, dominions enjoy! service being old and pafit for use much longer, built boat -£19,680 6, to which be As to the Army Bills, the rough drafla have been - adds to per cent, lucrest, and gives the result in
In a great measure the greatness of the British completed, but they are so complicated that it favour of the home-bulli bost to the extent of Empire and the success of her colonial admis
istration have been dus to this liberal treatment will be some weeks before they will be ready for is the comparison of cost should be Iries of aliens. In India examples are rife of the mo £706 91. gd. In this I do not agres with Mr presentation to the Cabinet Unill their foal pective of interest, or I presume he means profit, Bonourable positions on the Beach being occupied completion, it will be impossible for the Depart and if the net costs are taken as the basis ti by natives of the country provided their ability ment of Finance to draw up weasmies relating to would be in favour of the Eastern-built boat to warrants the appointment. In the Island the increase of the Ordinary Revans. Under the extent of £264 6s. 8d., whilst the freight on Continent of Austrails the early struggles of the the steel and other items which have to be sent people to obtain a voice in the internal adminis these circumstances, it is yet premature to isy
from this country add greatly to the cost. The
tration ofibs Colanies were, in due course, reward- when, or even whether at all, an extraordinary cost of labour, however, practically balances
ed with success by the kome Government, And version of the Diet will be corvened.
this, so we must, I presume, accept the fact that in the Crown Colonies, too, there are no reasona John Chinaman can build absal a cheaply for bitter clamour. These might be degressive ourselves, which bears out the rather alguliicant plate from the subject of this letter, but they remarks made by the chairman of the P. & C. ste brought forward to show how illiberal trest Company lately when he spoke of the possibility meat is opposed to the sense of British justice, of the P. & O. fleet of the future being built in One encers at the puerile comparison fastituted.
constitution of Great building purposes has not been produced in Biltain and the still primitive Government of China; but they have cheap labour, and plenty China. The motto of one has ever been of good timber close at hand, and who knows Excelsior 1" while the course of the other how soon Jaba Chinaman will go ahead and and more ancient kingdom bas recently been erect steel works, etc., and open up his country
manifestly proved, to be retrogressive. for the development of all kinds of industries ? Mr. Jack speak highly of the quality of the work done by the Chinier,
·The Anglo-Rumles Commission reached Unta-bel Pars on the and instant, and have this completed exactly one ball of their delimitation
work.
THE EAST AFRICAN TROUBLES.
London, August 19th
The expedition under Admiral Dawson and General Mathews, which lek Zanzibar on the rath fast for Mombass to suppress the native vising, bas already succeeded in capturing Mowll the rebellious Chief of the Mymis tribe,
THE EARTHQUAKE,
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Taking Cargo at through rates to PERSIAN and assists the process of axrimisation, thereby } lasted for several seconde" and was sufficiently | with regard to the 5zechnen riots. The settle the st. Up to the present time steel for ship between the exglightenct
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THE Stoaceship
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Captain Di Maren, will bi despistabed as above on WEDNESDAY, the 4th September, at Hoos. At BOMBay the Steamers are discharging in VICTORIA DOCK.
It supplies natural nourishment to the poll, alding the Plants to attain to their full size, vigour and beauty.
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T
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICES TO COERESYGUDENTE.
TO ADVERTISEKA.
Not to zatard the sadly pahilastion of the paper,
At 5:47 p.m. an earthquake was fall hers. It pronounced to be unmistakable.
Our Canton correspondent reposts by wire as
CANTON, August gork. 6 p.m. Earthquake here at 5.45 pm. Oscillation from South to North. It lasted to seconds. D
follows
THE TYPHOON.
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THE Tientsin Correspondent of the Shanghat Mercury reports that "the Roman Catholice have come to a settlement with the Chinese
ment made has been accepted by the mlaston as satisfactory, and clao approved of by the French Minister. They are to receive Tis. yoo,000, and ens hundred copies of a proclamation lasued, signed and sealed by the Emperor, which are to be banded to the French Minister. These are to be sent to the different Roman Catholls Mission in Chļas, to be posted at the
THE SITUATION IN FORMOSA, doors of their churches and promises. It is reported amongst the officials that when the H.MS. Ridbreast naived here this morning British and United States Ministers asked the from Anping, calling at Takao yesterday French Minister to join them in demanding that on the way down. Shortly after her arrival justion be done with regard to the Spechuen in port Hongkong Telegraph reporter slots be referred the matter to his government bearded her and was courteously supplied with and was informed that he could not act with the following interesting information respecting LOCAL AND GENERAL. England and America, as they refused in May the situation at Anping and Taken, and, in fact,
last to join France in demanding satisfaction, | Formosa generally **** Japaneer berloess Gigs in Vladivostock are therefore France would act for herself and leave The Black Flag Chief is still in undisputed repeeled to have been doing very litla hundseng, the others to do the same. This the French possession of Talwanics and the surrounding since the restoration of priceĝas the Kurriana | Minister has done and the affair far been agala | country, and the foreign residents of that port | children's children, and Chlosse have stoost entirely caused buying settled with * filthy laces,” from them.
The Observatory officials rep`st to-day as follows *---On the 30th at 11.20 s;m, the deprae- sion seemed to be almost stationary The baromatar was then unsteady, and moderate oz trees Korth winds and unsstiled, squ ally weather prevailed.
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A REMARKIME Makelinental/mibu was cule. In the coume of a most interesting latter
fast, at the pity addressed to the Shanghai. Mercury
seem perfectly safe and more or less contented. with their lot. #
Another and more forcible contention, that we as sons of an alien race born in this country should have a direct claim to any open appointe ment in the Civil Sevion, is that being domielled in the country we spend herein ail our earnings, and our sayings, small though they may be by compartion are eliber vested in local enterprise of otherwise in property altunted within the narrow limits of our island home. We spend our lives here, and in every probability faters generations will do the same. Out wellare depends upon the waliare of our home. Its sine and its Concern
mercially and economically-more closely than any other commonly living on its shores, and it is to our interest, therefore, more at than to anybody else to retain the integrity our character that the positions open to opt Intelligence and also to our submission may likewise be preserved to our children and our
I have spread this letter to a rather inerðinats length for which I trust I may be justly excused. Just before conclading, however, let me forcibly A dispatch ́was received a few days ago by denounce the repeated irrelevant alludens made
',
[brated at Bangkok on the 20tusgabeled were | Wylien "ay the Kucheng massacre ;-) Liu, the Chief, from Governor-General Kable to recent shortcomings committed "by certain
and of New Hout, “Tid
gone from among men. De mortnirnii util -- both Sixmena dwaris, the bildegrasan qoly at doubt much good will come of the sending of Tama demanding the immediate withdrawal by sheep now beyond the fold, one of whom is now
Liu of his troops. La sat an ledignant reply taches in height, while the bride was z inches newspapers published here to leading me in to Chevernos Kabayama and therein abiolalely
Your obedient servant;- Grant Biltala ; but it is necessary that other refused to comply with the request.
J. P. BRAGA, measures, be also taken. I would suggest that
Hongkong, 18th August, 1895. The Japanese garrison at Tostnila "has en Biski Company, are widently now follow the example set us by the Northern Tam Mhow, Blkl golag të të ka trong grow wider their fest. States of Americs at the time of the Ciri War, been largely reinforced and the army marchio (We shall comment on this letter in our next
Issue-Ed., H.K.T.) overland towards Taiwanfan la reported to Recently a pair of simiñon of to tons liking cap. It will be remembered that a delegate was sent be making satisfactory progress. The male city was erected in front of the boller shops atto Great Britain, and that he succeeded in turn body of the army has crossed the Tyks
CUSTOMS PERVERSITY. |'Akhaques, Nigssaki, and other improvements of
ng public sympathy in a new direction. There River, and the General In command la poder.
̈TO THE MOTTOM OF THE “HOWGLOva Tulsamaju," pre ampong na seperal man, any gun of whaus
AMOY, August noth, Adriaticura, men regulated in detect all nodica fapunta da | Majellaz natitim agy is byagisan nag
SIR,-Owing to the lack of a decent out-spoken fasertion in that day'ʻlchons not later than Those of Cik **** | 1LM.S.” “Radöredst, which 'airlyød here fram | would gain the ear of Jke people in the great / sloed to have completed @arrangements for
newspaper in this port many of the shortcoming part of October, THE "HONGKONG TELEGRAPH * will: Lad period will be consumed nati ovociranded,
advertisments and Bubscriptions which are not evered dora Amping (Foimosa) this morning will probably centres of population and is them up to ally attacking Liu both by land and sex in the latter
of erring humanity go unnalfeed and are unknown Liu is getting very hard up. The Chinese | outside a limited circle, and in the same The male at the Hongkong and Victoria
has the larynot clerulation of any ❘ return to the East India Station, vid Penang, up the Government, Cannot we jadace one Regla newUPE PART Jen ve das Zur Kane, and is sharethen the
She wired here in of these men to go and represent our ease falily Government bas positively refused to render him way lots of rows, trade squabbes and difficulties about so days hence, Hotels, opposite the Hongkong Club, and at Podder's Whari, Every Everito from 5.30 to
the middle of October lant and since than and truthfully? I earnestly hope that we shall The Brighong Thlaraflit anther at the Tadashi CRIS
to world though the columns of anlightened 7.30 o'dock.
Racings la ka sa. Toingraphia addens zul"220*
has been smelly wall all'oro For Tabber; sess not lose sight at its min lasus before us by they sataca elther amen or money; and the and scandals of various kinds are not exposed press, for the reason that there being no lang. Hongkong. #
on special, and at tible rury nigghty duty, Bhe discussion of smell questions, suéb, for instance, consequence is that, like Gordon when shat op har, in fact, proved herself to be a most ascial as that of Consul Manafield's un-hat and Khartoum, he is lasufig bis own paper money, eared reposters scalifag about the settlement and prowing around the dark corners and by. adjunct to the fleet sad in syny way is desirable umbrella. And the Harry's correspondent with which his troops scem perfectly, sati: find,
All was quiet at Takto when the Redbreast ways of the Settlement it becomes necessary for boss who have grievances to sit down and write Aunbont pu thin station. The deparate of the legalis right. The mala jatves must not be lost left that port yesterday, and it was learned from
explegations to
to Hongkong Shanghai LONG salvary generally led the sight of either should any time he wasted in left that pos test there was to sign of anthogs, please let the aid of the steat
her Commander, "offcqvi, i sind crew, by their discussion about the man-hat and umbrella of
defender of the' rights "of thế magiới-the public pries may be enlisted. And it is only genial manners, kind courtesy, thoughtfulness, Consul Mansfield who will, in dus course, have fareiga feeling among the nailyes,
Captain Takamatsu, of the Darka Engineers when the wank fad themselves belog gradually
· and the sešlõka performance of duty have made", to explais kle recent action to his superiors and
abide by the consequences of their decision. Depot, has been appointed Aging Superintendent } dilyon - to; the wall - by the wrong fans we k | thamesires very popular,
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