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a la Post Arthur, and these continue ander Russian rallways are to management and administration for the next so YULIR. It further concedes trade adraninges, but the most favoured aation clause will not be applicable thereto.
The Chirone reserve to themselves the opalon to purchase these railways Our Seeds are all tested before being put up from Russia after 20 years, iba pike 'a bu arranged hereafter. China farther concedes to In LONDON:
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THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY.
The Port Admiral and Governor, ` Rinjure General Unterlegger, confirmed the statements of the Governor-General,
Three official lesions, composed of naval and military engineers and commercial experts, have already started, each with la guard of some exa bandred Russian Cossacks, and with acquiescence of the Government, on expeditionsof observallo, etc., and to make surveys of different portions of Marcbaris. The points from which they started were Nericblosk, Blagovchenak and Nikolak, and another official mission will shortly start from Tsitsika for Moukden and Port Arihar.
You may remember Wang Chi-chuan on his return from St. Petersburg was fired at and wounded slightly at Salgen, it is supposed by a Japanese, but he has recovered and will shortly be promoted to very high office,,
Will England acquiesce. In this new arrangement-the advance of Russia to Port Arthur, and the crushing of British Influence in Peking. by that A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. of the Power which has the least right to exercise virtual control over the Taungli Yamen? If not-and we fancy the democracy of England will protest against it in no uncertain way- what is to be done? Shall we at once take up the gauntlet thrown down by Russla, and ourselves occupy Port Arthur regardless of Russia's claims thereto? Or shall we acquiesce a d ask of China a suitable quid pro quo?
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BIRTH.
At No, ro, Bloff, Yokobams at to am, on the 14th October, the wife of VALDEMAR BLAD, of a
son.
The Hongkong
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HONGKONG, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1895.
STARTLING DIPLOMATIC COUP,
A RUSSIAN TRIUMPH..
GREAT BRITAIN HARD HIT!
CHINA'S. DUPLICITY ONCE MORE TO THI
FORT.
and
Would China
concede anything, even if asked by our somnolent Minister? These are questions which we leave to the consideration of our readers until Monday, when we shall have something more to say on this vitally important subject.
CHINESE ENGINEERS.
From time to time our S. anghal mora. Ing contemporary has called attention to the useful work accomplished by the professors of the Imperial College at Nanking In training officers for the Chinese Navy, and in a recent issue the Shanghal paper gives the report, in eximco, of the final examination of engineer students trained by Professor Hearson, and, after stating that coples of the papers are in its possession, and that they compare very favourably with those set at Green- wich for the examination of engineer students for the British Navy, It adds :---
The papers appear to us to be comprehensive and difficult, and liis certainly surpi'sing that Pofessor Hearson should have brought these Chinese boys to such a high state of proficiency in the short space of Kwa years, especially when we consider the dimenides under which he has had to work, in baving no engineering establish. ment near where de'could, by direct experiment, show them the practical proof of the calculations taught in the classroom.
Sm of the difficulties under which a Professor has to labour in teaching Chinese bays engineering-compared with teaching singlas boys in Europe-may be leagined when it is considered that the latter take to the profession of their own free will perhaps because their falber or some friend is engaged in it. They have been brought up amongst machinery, seeing and bearing something of it every day, and are well grounded in mathematica before commenc tag their engineering studies. Whereas the Chinese baya probably never naw, or even heard af, a team e-gine before they entered the College. Ther bavo to be taught the langurge, mathematics, etc., before they can receive way
instruction ind for which many of them have no aplode, and which they have entered simply because li gave them etance, which
they otherwise would never have had, of belag in Government employ
These sindents will now probably be passed into the fret for active service, where their education will be of the greatest advantage to them, and where they will carry put their duties
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REUTER'S MESSAGES.
THE RUSSIAN NORTH PACIFIC. SQUADRON.
LONDON, October 24th, The Rustles Squadron in the North Pacific will be reinforced by three cruisers, and is ordered to cruise la Korann waters randy for eserganctos,
JAPAN AND THE POWERS. Japan has ratified the terms concerning the evacuation of the Lustang Peninsula and the additional war Indemnity (as permessage of att tostant) and will evacuate the peninsula by the end of Jaousty, Japan engages, not to cede Formosa or the Pescadores to any Power,
JAPAN AND Spain, An agreement between Spaln and Japan fres the twentieth parallel as the boundary between the Philippines and Formons.
(Special to the Nagasak! Rising Sun.} THE "BELGIC” ENQUIRY.
YOKOHAMA, October 21a),
The enquiry into the lose of the steamer Belele took wlace to-day. The Baard severely reprimanded the Colalo, but decided that no blame was struchable to the officers.
(From Japanese Papers.) VISCOUNT MIURA,
Toxo, October 14th,
It is rumomed that Viscount Miura, Japanese Minister to Kazen, will shortly be recalled in order that he may be able to personally relate the ill defal's of the recent revolt.
A KOREAN MYSTERY.
TOXIO, October 14th,
A Seoul dispatch says that Prince Glws, who bas been missing since the fith fast,, has been
found concealed in a foreign Legation, and was suddenly appointed Special Ambassador to foreign countries.
Stav: Otober 14th,
Prince Glwx kas been appolated Special Ambasador to visit England, France, Germ^ay. Russle, Austria, and Italy. Another Scout telegram states that Prince Glwn left the Palace on the 11th lust, and his whereabouts is unknown.]
JAPAN AND-KOREA.
King would be crowned Emperor soon. Of thli proceeding all the Foreign Ministers in Seoul - have expressed-their-disapprovals
belong, cannot permit you to leave the Colony,
on laying down your commsed, without acknow ledging in some way the very valuable services have sondored to Her Maj sty's Government you -and-to the Colony-in-saising-and-organising-this- splendid battalion. They bare, therefore, Tun Kobe-Herald states that the long-talked-of determined to present you with this addresuand to ask you to accept, a memorial of your project of a large sugar manufacturing company realdence in Hongkong and as a testimony of ls to be carried fato practice before long, the esteem in which they hold you, a plece of general meeting of the prorantem was to be held |
commemorate in Osaka on the ngih l ́at, when Mr. Shibusawa Elich! and others were expected from Toklo The manufactory will be estabilised in Osaka, first on a basis to supply fifteen thousand tons of sugar a year, although it is the intention of the promoters to replace the present import of filty thousand tons of while sugar, and so meet Increased demand in future,
THE Mission steam-launch Day Spring, will call alongside any vessel koisting the answering pennant, between 9 and 10.30 am, on Sunday to convey men ashore to the 11 o'clock service, returning about 12.30 p.m.
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plate ; and they deslie, further, to your connection with the Regiment, and to bind together more closely the Colony and the Regiment, by presenting to the Mess a plece of
"The Bartow Piste." pinta to be called
The Community of Hongkong congratulateu you on your promotion, and deeply regrets that it takes you away from the Calany. All those who have had the honour and the pleasure of your acquaintance will miss you exceedingly, knd you taka with you on your departure the good wishes of the entirs Community, for your- well, for Mis. Batlow, and for your family.
Colonel Barrow, when the applause following the reading of the addiest bad subsided, salds-Your Excellency, ladies and gentle men the Colonies and settlements of Great Britain in the Far East have a world-wide
It is mentioned · by the Japan Mall in connection with the Yakobama Cricket Festival eputation for lavish hospitality and splendid
I that two players in the Second Interport Cricket generoalty. Were is not for this characteristic
and
my brother officers would be at a fode to Match ever played in the Far East are now understand in what way we had deserved so resident in Japan-Captain F. Bilokley and Mt. signal a mark of your interest and esteem. We James P. Mollson, Preikdent of the Y. C. & A. foel, however, that your action is not merely an C. Captain Brinkley played for Hongkong, and expression of filendly approval but a token that Mr. Mollison for Shanghai, at Shanghai lu May, - yon, **
recognise the close and Colony. 1867-twenty-eight years ago. Two matches were played and both were won by Shanghai In February, 1886, a Shanghai team visited Hongkong, and lost by 164 runs,
TB Kokkal reviews the present situation in Chias in recent issue and expresses is conviction that, unless a chivalrous benefactor comes to her assistance, China is doomed to fall * prey to the rapacity of Western Powers. It is * great mistake to suppose that Russia, France, and Germany are the only Powers whose aggressive designs on China are to be feared, Eng and will not be slow to put in her claim for a large share of the spell. The Keikat does not seem to have any faith in the possibility of a chivalrous benefactor coming to rescue Chins from the clutches of the Western robbers ! -
THE Mainichí Skímðum to shocked to bear of the crimes said to have been committed by some of its countrymen In Karan. These offenders should be speedily brought to Jemice in an exempluy manner.... Inco other way cin Japan show bow profoundly the feels on the subject, and how strongly she abbers such sets of violence and inhumanity. At the same time, our contemporary exhorts the Government not commit. the enter of sepposing that the country's rights and interest are in any way affected by the actions of a few misguided adventurers. Should an attempt ba mada to prevent this incident late a pretext for diplomatic action prejudicial to the interents and rights of Japan, a revolote attliede must be assumed by the Japanese Government,
ta TORIO, October sqib, An Imperial Ordinance was promulgated to-day probibiting any Japanese from gelag to Korea without permission of the Governor of his prefecture. This order is not to apply to the civil sad military officers and others ordered to proceed to Korea by the Government.
TOK, October 14th. Lieut-Colonel Usagawa and several other! officers leh far Korea'yesterday.
THE RETROCESSION OF LIA TUNG, SHANGHAI, October 17th. To-day's Pekin telegram states that the first meeting of Mr. Hayatht, the Japanese Commis missioner, took place to-day, to discuss the sioner, and Li Hang-ch ng, the Chinese Com- Lhotang question, and the Japanese commir- toner explained the terms for it return.
According to rumour the" demands made by Tapan, after consultation with Russia, France, Germany, are as follow:—
PRESENTATION TO THE COMMANDANT OF THE HONGRONG REGIMENT.
PUBLIC HEETING IN THE CITY HALL.
issued stating that a presentation would be made In accordance wlib a petice which had been
to Colonel Bartow, H.K.R., in the City Hall at IV o'clock this morning by, bis Excellency the Governor, there was a very large number of the prominent members of the community prevent at that hour. These included, besides
1. That the Chinese Government shall pay an Indemnity to the amount of 30 million tiels. 2 That neither Russis, France, nor Germany shall permanently occupy the Laotung penin-J. H. Stewart Lockhart, (Colopla! Secreisty) sula, and that the Chinese Government also hall sot cede the peninsu's to any other nailpo,
3. That Tallienwan shall be thrown open free trade port.
4 That Tatung and T-kavhan shall be opened to foreign trade.
[Just so. Russla will hold Llastung for 20 years, and then for 20 years more and go on--but nover permanently ! -Ed., H.K.T.}.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A CONCERT will be given by the Galety Club on Monday, the 28th inst., commencing at 8.30p.m.
HER Brinnoic Majesty's Minister, Sir Ernest Satow, R.CM.G., bas accepted the position of President of the Nippon Pace Club,
MR Spencer Pratt, the Consul-General of the United States at Singapore, has good to Calcutta, Mr. Prat! is on a two months four through fodia His visit is understood to have been notified to the Viceroy by the India Offee.
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exceptional connection that blods us to you; and, moreover that, like all true Englishmen, you are prand of the army and glad to identify yourselves with it (applause). Our colonies and defences have an equal shara. with the mother country in the honour and fortunes of the army, and just as every county in Great Britain feels a particular interest and pride in the traditions of the regiment which beam its name, so you have tealified your special interest in the Hongkong Regiment. I trust in the fulness of time the Hongkong Regiment may also have its own glotions
will feel a like, traditions (applause), and you
Sentl noble pride, in your connection with it. ment is a potent factor in moulding the spirits of men, and the soldier who feels he is honoured by his fellow citiess is all the prouder of his profcasion and the better soldier while on the other hand I firmly
plauset when a propia find delight in bo ouring the profession of arms they sensibly foster the marilal instincts of their race and aid in its national developmen. The happiest auspices for the Hongkong Regiment are that this opulent and rigorous Colony Iskes a keen interest in its defenders, for that interest is an augury of the spirit which will acimate soldiers and civilians alike should Hongkong ever be threatened by a fos. As regards tha generous glit to the Men for which we have to thank you I feel it a high honour to be soclated in your thoughts with the raising of this regiment, though I have hardly earned the atteing car;liments you have paid me. As ali soldicis know, a good regimeɑt can never be the work of one man'; it is the product of the uuled efforts of many, and 1 wish to take this opportunity of publicly acknowledging the loyal
! and sealous assistance I have received from all my officers (applause.) I have also to thank you on my own behalf and that of my brother racers for the endial ho pitality we have met with since our first arrival in the Colony,
while I trust His Excellency. the Governor will permii me to tender to him our
inter at be bas frequently extended towards us, respectful acknowledgment of the sympathetic and more particularly for the forour he has done us in coming here to-day. I feel much regret that the moment has come for severing my con neciton with Hongkong and the Hongkong Regiment, but I have the satisfaction of leaving the Tatier in then best of bands, and under his Excellency, who cocupled the chair, Hoo, a very popular member of your Society.
(load "applause). It
only remains for ma to ASSUTO you bow alocerely Sir Fielding Clarke, (Chlef Justice) Hev. Igrateful I am for your kind latentions towards myself. I am overwhelmed with confusion when I. Bell-Irving, Hoa. E. R. Bellllos, Hon. C. P. Chater, Hon. Dr. Ho Kel, Hon. T. H. I think bow generously the Colony regards Waltehead, Mesdames Hawkins, Lockhart, fabours that were simply a dely to the State. I cannot adequately express my thanks for all Preston, Rateraly, Bird, Miss Jackson, your good wishes to myself and my family. I Menu', N. J. Edo, D. R. Sassoor, Chantry | shall be indeed honored by ike souvenir you Inchbald, A. Coxon, T. Jackson, J. C. Peter, cropsse to give me, but the best souvenir of (Hon. Sec.) G, Sharp sad many otheri, Colonel Hongkong that I can carry away with me is the Barrow and the officers of the Hongkong proud memory of your approval, and the coal-
dence
that the Hongkong Regiment will, under Regiment were present in uniform.
my enccessor, 'coa'inu: to deserve your good will ta and maintain tu good reputation. With my most haurtfelt wishes for the good fame and mosperity of Hongkong, I bid you all adies (Loud and prolonged applause.)
Mr. T. Jackion maved three ch ers for -
Colonel Barrow and the officers, son-com missioned officers and mes of the Honkong Regiment, which were glwen with (bensoal extras,
were three cheers for Mrs. Banow proposed by Mr. Coxos. The meeting then broke up with a cordial vote of thanks to His Excellency the Governor for kindly presiding at this interesting. ta cilon.
THE CRISIS IN KOREA.
that has ever been command of the Ku-.
JAPAN COMPLETELY FOOLID,
KOXZA UNDER RUSSIA'S THUMB. The starting Information received from
His Fxcellency said-Lient-Colonel Benow, a thoroughly reliable correspondent at
I have been requested by some of the leading Nagasaki, which we give below, reached
members of this community to present to you on the eve of your departure from this Colony this office to-day. It furnishes us with
the adds which I held in my hand, and which LETTERS CUT AND FILLED WITH IMPERISHABLE details of one of the most important and far
will present y tend to you. This is accompanied reaching diplomatic coups ever recorded in
by a plecs of plate which is given to you modern history, and at the same dime
personally as a testimony of the esteem and leaves no room for doubt that the British
respect entertsford for you by the inhabitants Minister in Peking, who has been so
of Hoogkong (lond applause); well as s second plece of piste lntended for the Mets to be called the Barrow Plate." (applause.) I completely and successfully "bluffed" by the Chinese Government over the Szechuen
am sure you will be gratified by the compli and Kucheng outrages and who, happlly, is now under orders to proceed to St.
mentary terms in which this address is coached, Petersburg, has been to all intents and
And that you will value it and hand it down to your children as a record of the high appro; las purposes fast asleep, that his Russian and French colleagues have completely
Commander Yasuhara Kicbill, Lieut.Com-ion in which your services in the Far East, and la Hongkong in particular, have been held
KOBE, October 17th. outdistanced him, and that the day has
anders Kimura Kokichly and Yamagata Dalji (applause). I myself have had no hand in the passed, probably for ever, when the Chinese
have been appointed by the Naval Department preparation of this address, but I may say that word it contains, and
According to reports reaching the vernacular Government entertains fear of British
to complie an official history of the war of heartily concur in threats or cares one jotortittle for either the
119445. Captain Kawara Volchi will be the that I am glad this morning to have an oppor newspapers, there seems to be no douse that s number of Japanese tarkt now in Seoul were tunity of congratulating you on your promotio implicated in the attack on the Palace. The good or the ill-will of the British Govern
editor,
and of expressing regret at your deacons 7 Shinde positively states that this is the ment. Russia has accomplished a diplomatie
and of stating" publicly that Houskops coup; she has gained thereby immense
is proud of your Regiment, which is, and of the fact, and of the ral Won Hae. This is said to territorial, strategic,
politica!
finest and best advantages; she holds what has been
stationed in this colony (applause). I trust that be the reason why Mr. Ando, chief Procurator of aptly described as the "Key-of-Peking"
the Yok hama Chine Salbansko, has been dis loud and prolonged applause). way be satisfactory is you and Mrs. Barrow, ached to Korra. According to s Seoul telegram received by the Nicht Nicht on the 13th inst., Korea- falls unten, hard way, and the has by her actions and her duplicity,
aa American (probably Colonel Nieustead), and the duplicity of China, thrown down
His Excellency then read the following who happened to be in the Palace at the time of address, which was enclosed in a migricant the attack, says that he not only saw several the gauntlet to Great Britain, Long
portfolia in blue plush with silver mountings, | 50 rumours were circulated respecting
During the reading of the docuesent the spaese
At Swords among the Tai Won the twofold object of Wong's mission
prolonged. The address was as follows per da applause waafreqsent, and at the pendinsion very | Kanit but he also conversed with them, to St. Petersburg, but who would have
It is also reported that some of the Foreign thought that the Russians aimed at getting
ADDRESS FROM THE COMMUNITY OF HONGKONG, Ministers at Seoul stars that they saw Japaruta anything more than a concession to run great pity that the progressive officials who
SEMENA 201€” (forcing their way into have done so much good for China by their railway through the northern part establishing these colleges, cannot go a
distributed by Kerasta in Zirutenant Colonel B. G. Barrow,
Placard I SIR-When Her Majesty's Governant murdered by Japanese, the offenders
| séverál · pliceS" of Manchuria? Who would have imagined step further and give the students of
stating that za los should be that when Li Hung-chang was quietly Western science some such incentives to Wx cordially invite the earnest attention of decided upon the potente Regiment, to be promptly deposted. It is alleged niso b negotiating the terms of the Treaty of Peace at Shimonoseki he had 'up bh study and Invent as exist in the Great, our readers to the Information pablished in this | Hongkong of a native Indian Regimantitel) Koreans that Ko Kei-kun, Commander of i sleeve' a secret treaty concluded withWest. With such incentives, our costem-izane relating to’Russia's diplomatic coup. The permanently, stationed here, you were special Paises Guard, was' shot by Japanese rocké selected by the Military Authorities for the Thon resisting the Intrusion" Into the Palace. porary thinks there is no reason why the information is thoroughly trustworthy, and
responsible duty of raising that Regiment ad, Many of the respectable Japanese residents are Russia, the full effects of which both Chinese should not do as well in the arts instead of overlating facts, it is, we regret to as Its at Commandert, of giving is such an incensed against the Legation officials for their England and Japan will shortly, it is and sciences as their merchants do in say, well within the mark.
organisation and bringing It under such
not having taking sufficient precautions to detect to be feared, feel in an unmistakeable business all the world over. And the
discipline that it should be and very unpleasant manner? Russla
discredit on the Japanese.. Daily News is probably quite right: Given YERDAY afternoon, at St. John's Cathedral, pisce in the Sea, or, in the camps with the and prevent a plot which is likely to reflect much
Regiments, and China are to be congratulated upon a fair field, the Chinese should equal. If nok | the marriage of Mr. G. T. Rivers and Miss
The Foreign Ministers at Seoul are reported your tack and the possession of statesmen worthy the
even excel us in the study, and acquisition Inman was solemoled by the Rev. R. F. skill is the management of "mes, and your to have presented a joint representation to the name, who have completely hoodwinked of the arts and sciences. It is we take il Cobbold, M.A., Chaplain. After the ceremony extensive knowledge of the native aces and Korean Government to the effect that the all their comtemporaries, save their because the more enlightened and German and French allies in the Far East, progressive sections of the Chinese bride's sister, Mrs, W. Farmer, Bailles Terrace, with you, to perform the task imposed, spod responsible for the outrages committed should a reception was held at the residence of the languages of India have enabled you, with the dethronement of the Quinn and the recent valagbie assistance of the Offices associated changes being against the wish of the King, those and are masters of the situation. The communities of the coast and riverine letter in question states that:---
you with very rest success, and, to-day, tão be zirgsted and punished... It in miso anid that His Txcellency Wong Chi-chsan, at one time province have cause to complain that they where health and prosperity were wished, the
are not fairly dealt with by the newly-made couple on their journey through Hongkong
Jas any officer nted with tothels: Governments to refuse recognition of the Financial Commissioner at Canton and for me autumn by Imperial adiet on a rp-cial misulon, from time to time bubbles on the surface May their path thrunga Hia be as bright as the commited, or in) General desire to see in kis prosent Ministry,
The Community of Hongkong, in whóm thu thụ Cabani has decided to call KöTON NA KAYING. calensibly to offer China's cong atstations to the which Indieste, only too surely how the land beams of their marriage day gave division of brigade races A Seoul talegiam of the 16th inst, says that
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