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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1895.

The following answer was laid, brien vä÷ Council:

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The steamers Laayuan, Fungskwu and Hein- Jung have lately been engaged in carrying troops from Tientsia to the river ports, on their fast trlo caring over 3,500 men between them.

The Viceroy Chang Chib-tang has orderedia stacieli afflal named Yen Motro and a military To........

offices, "To Lin-to proceed with a quantity of 8-89,egħut #faz,115.09. 1116,09651 powder Kansah to replenish General Tang's The figuren for 189g panust be incertained as stores to his campaign against the Mahomme- the accounts for the year cannot yet be closed.

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ANSVERS ro eb Mr. Whitehen I the sker gave notice of at in lis me answered an follows:-

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A. M, THOMSON, Acting Treasurer. When the filth question was reached, tour. Mr. Whisbeat snid :Havlug received your "Excellency's permission, I beg to withdraw, this. questlan

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The Colonial Shoretary; I rise to a point of der. The answer to this question art altady been painted, and so far as I know the Concit has had no notice of its being withdrawa Thy. I dink, is lighting the Council.

His Excellence:—! have allowed the Honour

SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.

NEWS IN BRIEF.

Chabaromik, belonging to the Russian Volunteer the insertion of such a provision in the maker our duty plain on two points. We must Fleet, has passed through the Straits of Treaty would be of some safeguard against go on at all costs strengthening our Navy. A SHANGHAT AND NORTH CHINA,

Saphallen, being the first merchant vessel that attempts by Japanese officials to interfere with papular Power in our position might afford to For our northern exchanges received yeste-ever, Davigated that channel. This, adds the the lim as it stands. Without-some suchen the risk of losing the command of the s -der we take the following items:

Telegram, proves that steamers, drawing 19 ft of arrangement, the concesalons to foreigners Our enpopularity, pure and simple, might easily water are able to proceed through the Straite which are made a return for giving up lead to a combination against us with the object fart of great importance to navigation,

extra-territoriality are in large part illusory, of spoilation. While we have the undoubted Kyoto's Electric Tramway does not appear to and the bergala is therefore a very one-alded and effective command of the sos, we can laugh be an unmixed blessing, as between March 1st and November 2185 5 paraans have been killed-ations will be rendering serviceto all foreigners Spectator.

one. The French representatives in the negotiat such combinations. It was 11, God-hap and 37 have been rather seriously injured by resident in Japin if, in giving an extra-ter= the cars. In addition, 3 fiartkisks have been alteriality claim, as we have repeatedly urged, wrecked, and horse and 1 dog killed.

that we hold the Japanese are justified In It is said that simultaneously with the making--they at the same las determine Government fatends analog steamers from be teal-Chronicle. completion of the Siberian Railway, the Russian that the concessions made is return shall Vladivostock to Japan, China, Australia and America The service to-Japan- and Chinx is stated to be already under consideration. -On the 8th, a meeting was held at the office of the local Commercial Board, Nagasaki, with respect to the dredging of the harbour. Many maltera were discussed, and it was decided to make a close examination of the returns of laparte and exports of the port for the past fire years, in order to form an idea as to whether the scheme would pay or not.

A Chinese man-of-war with several sleam aunches and junks is now basily engaged to Funding for the torpedoes that were laid in the North Channel during the war scare, and which bad trdably been forgaiten ezez since

Werk on the wreck of the Birkkali, below Woo: 10, was resumed by Messrs. Boyd and Co. a tie 24th u't. They have an exceedingly Uit task before them, and if they succeed in rail the wreck they will be entitled to the matom of credit, not to mention handsome termuncraiton' of a more substantial kind.

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It is reposted from Tinatale that ten camps of shie member to bellees I would permit bimely and foot under General Wel have been withdraw the question, and I will keep my word despatched to Kansuh during the past fortnight. and allow the question to be withdrawn. The

The Manchu General Ko-tung-ah, according question has been withdrawn out of regard ba

current report, will preceed shortly from the feelings of an esteemned citizen, Mr. Francia, Peking to Kanish with a fresh army. who has been iyləg sick unto the polar of death,

According to the Shanghal autre papers Shen and who doing bli convalescence has exprened

Hz, director of the Railway Burcag with that the matter a lgbt La allowed to ceo 2 "empanied by, a foreigner, whose name

On the 18th inst. fourteen Japanese women were found stowed away on board of the steamer Talyt, lessing Nagasaid for Vladivostock. They were arrested.

From Nagasaki we learn that, despite the now experienced there. The water has been newly completed waterworks, a water-famine is shut off altogether until rain falls f

WHY WE SHOULD RAVE -EFFECTIVE COMMAND OF THE SEA.

on of the must say that some of the questions soclin-2]!! given as "Pashe loo" to Chlaese, os | THE FRANCO-JAPANESE TREATF.2distike and irritation, By Rossla, we are

naked by the Honourable member are of norunt to Shanghai, bence to Soschow, Chinklang his survey of the proposed rallway from Wom pililty to either the community in general at the Chamber of Commeres, and mi; kt better núi De | JAMA 1 well as the southern branch i

increary of State, Bratbelte having been decided with sign FI matine to lay on the (the carrivonden de visor na the robh ja ་ ན

5. it would be - any portion with has takes

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can t the Park roms Paving sitention, and plans and sections have been prepared to the allingrat of Public Works. When the Raceum aretust received Bilreport and extinsan the duly con- didered and an assured wilent to the

petition on je Kobert.

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CÁTKENZO Kit (2) Yet Me Moser for £100 000 vevilleart' cevn Rest apable belog SI YALL 4) The Gavriner in quble see what fui pable mukorra mosle served by Taving the correspondence,anned for on 1 the table.

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Quteln/No. 5, win with lɛawn." QAFT the Government lay opr. the able a cone of the dempstel, fram to Secretury State, to the Coinctes sawing the arpaion to be paid to the Hon. Justice Arkrord on his rebla, from thevice?

In answer the flown despate was 11

asked. The questios in withelrawn.

The Colonial Secretary stated that he di

not know the season for the withdrawal of the

courtesy to the Council.

question, and again called attention to the dia-

and

to

CB1or San Wa-ch'les who had previously filled According to despatches from Peking, the Do Meveral occasions the post of Supervising Censor of the military provincial and metropolitan exertoallons at Peking, presented on the 13th Hen Mr. Whitehead apdinalsed to the alimentarial to the Throne ridicating the Connell and the Clerk of Couesils, for hi. omistica of atit continuing the examination of zion with regard,tis giving due notice. He stated military students and graduates to archery that he was minay uses asked by a large nomber which is now obsolete, out of date, and a ofpersons in the community to ask certain quen-curse to the country." The memorialist propours tone, and that they were, elways of importance

to them.

HONOUR TO WHOM KONCUR IS DUE

substitute rifle and carbine examinations on loot and horseback and in time add technical examinations. The matter has been referred to

At the conclusica of the questions and the Board of War.

A010271,

The Japanese troops' are beginning to draw reuthwarda liom Newchwang and the evacuation at the assumed

The Hoa, T. H. Whitehead gave potle that he will move at the best siseting the following resolution see

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the

di cennstrative character. Already at amire provisions, etc, have been brought in to and reshipped:

troops have all left falcheng and Newchwang and are priceeding on their march to Tallenwan. The are Fasanese trasports are also gradually carrying nff officials and coolies. It seems as though the knowing it. wly's were in leave the county without any one

Or the morning of the 29th alt., a batcher in Sh-bai was arrested while trying to pass a cow wäffning 'rom rinderpest Into the abbaloirs. We tinol for the cattle sheds wherein cattle mossein ker twenty-four hours before being laght red, this amina! might have been di ac fpt as human food!

That Hodoor Mr. Janice E. J. Ackroyd, wchwanE (recently re-ired after 45 years of tran and fiúk- imposed fal work in the Cnionial, serrier, of which, be me interved in Hongkong for 14 years as Registrar of the Supreme Court, Patsse Judge, and Acting Chiaf justice) rendered very many and most puhtlevalable services to the Colony, outside and it addition to the duties of the varlouroffices beld by him. That from 1794 to 16ge he was a member of Commission for the Revialan of the laws of the Colony; he was on the Crown Lands Commils. sion; on The Squaiters' Commission; on the Board for Alelog the claims of the squatters; on the Comentasions of Enquiry into the defalca tions in the Post Office, and in the Treasury;

From Newchwang it is learned that trade is on the entity into the working of the Einigraves desyed by bands of Chinese soldiers who on Laws; and on the enquiry into the locus er blanimali on all boils coming into iles in 1891 which arose between the Ciplar the art. Owing to the disturbed state of affairs Farmer and the Government. Hendered sexrices of great value as Chairman of the beans less. The Chinese as well Foreign has been gaite-possible, and resistance has y Aupat, Bgj. 515,-- Withe releeeeyte in a mulous surrespond-of the administration, and as Chalman of the H.M. Hattier docked for the winter, as Enquiry into the expenditure and the cost residents that northern port feel easier with Reremption of the Talpinshen district he carried out a most difficult, arduous, and delicate work with promptitade, impartiality, ad to the entire satisfaction of the Government and the claimants. The Counch desire to tender to the lionourable Mr. Jostice Ackroyd their hearty thanks for all his sexions labours, awer readily and cheerfully rendered, and for his deration in prometing the welfare and the fates of the Colony, and to with kits evny health and happiness, as well as a continued carer of usefulners.

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Twelve mea once agreed that each should ask the most unpopular masa of bis sequaintance twelve volca had all fallen on one man. It is to dianer. They sat down thirteen, for the very much to be feared that if the peoples of the earth were to be naked to name the most unpopular nation, they would, with one assent, name England. Some of them might say that, personally, they liked her but all would agree in the fact that she is the most unpopular member actual batred; while Germany, though she agrees of the family of nations. With the French, our unpopularity as nation almost passiinto with as ៧.

many things, and bas many points of

AN IMPORTANT ETICH IN THE NEGOTIATIONS. more orenly regarded as the disagreeable Power finds us all over the world a source sympathy,

whose function is to be stolidly and stubbornly Kobe, November 28th.

Japanese Treaty are making good progressable, ilke all selfth people for that we are negotiations in connection with the Franco-

It is stated in the Japanese papers that the tiresome and anamlable. Even Austyle, though she has little real cause to hate, and some cruse ta like, admits with a sigh that we are intoler. ing to what has preceded the present stage she regards as an undeniable fact To Italy statement that may mean much or little accord- always selfishly looking out for our own intereste The protracted negotiations may be taken an columns some weeks ago, that the points herself, has to admit that her experience is proof of a statement which appeared in our

alone of the Powert we present a pleasant face; bat she, while she disavows the feeling for very close attention at the hands of French Contrary to the rest of mankind, and that involved in the proposed treaty were receiving fariste, who had the assistance of M. de

therefore in the time sease of the word we are Stecklewics, late Minister for France to Japan, is deserved, but she cannot but note the pheno unpopular. She may deny that the unpopularity

join the chorus, and declare that though we arg mancs. Ozrown flesh and blod in America sound at heart and in essentials viduous, and full blundering, bellving, grabbing Fower with no I of moral worth, we ars in the daily inter- of international life very pleasant regard for the feelings of others, and therefore naturally and inevitably disliked. Even the Colories are something of the same feeling, and to express the opinion that

often inclined to represent

they do not he pays so little attention to other people's views, wonder the G verror and is 10 dashed patronising," Of course one so much disliked when

doesn't mind it a bit from one's own father, but it mit be decidedly annoying from a stranger." As for the Little Pawers, they are white with

England when what they want is a touch of high when they think of England. It is a good to tell them that they always get justice from consideration." They would far rather be robbed poor Southerner would always rather be plundered and injured than, as they think, humiliated. The by nobleman who clves him a bow and a salute, than have a loaf of bread chucked him by a rich Denmark, Belgium, Portogel, Sweden, and the bourgeois who makes a joke about his lantern belly. With Spain, Holland, Spanish Republics of South America, we are

such

understand that one of the points which has dealing with the matters at issue. We evoked the keenest discussion is the question af the owning of land in Japan by French cliisens, well known, simply provide for the leasing of The revised Treaties already published, an la land by foreigners, while, if our information la correct, the representatives of France in the negotiations claim that as France permits the treaty with Japan should contato a similar holding of landed p property by aliens, a reciprocal concession to French citizens. If such a stand has been made, it is difficult to see how the Japanese representatives can effecinally oppose condition. Japan is naturally eager to bring all the Powers lato line on the question of Treaty Revision, as until this is done the most. favoured-nation clause operates to nullify the in difficult to believe that she will give treaties that have already been railed; bot it

·WAY OD a pelot that is considered, some- What mistakenly s we think, of mach speech delivered in London some weeks ago, the Importance to the national welfare. In Japaness Consul General averred that though the new Treaty signed with Great Brital die leases for fifty years could be obtained, and not give Englishmen the right of owning land, yet there would be so difficulty to renewing the

The

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the Karter 11f the rates, which Mis. i Committee appointed to engat;e lato the otheral· 3, whed the Japnese; leave it was feared Consul-General was labouring under therefore quite an actively unpopular as we are tenor, without law or magistrate, apprehension, at least so far as the practice the great States, They may not hate as

Punties Ackeray akarunk be a flowed draw his pension, ) Iraneant to jom te enclos 1 coples of conexendence from, where you diverelve that I have thought it better a conerse the point welch - contended for.

Tag este that is no decesser bad only arrived contrary cor duston yer much Tarted deltberalten; h while recognise the fare of the argument which sand most weight - Mes! I have thought as there was korundt zid we the zu alter, thugh arme might, was not made war, toy, Justice Are the time of als appofiugnet, it was préférable sp grounds of partly to lean to the a generous vlone,

The pension cl

to thirds of $2,ten, da to other muni

$5.601, which the exchange rate of any into the deliar, will be eqesi to £1,165, 11 a year.

The Craven Aunts have been structed to pay Mo Agreed at this aste from Hongkong funds dig referene to the Mauritius Government. And the verification to the wure

which that Colony would costribe towards Els total pesiar, The, nay ments N then be adjusted be seen the tws C: onien.

FIRST READINGS.

he fellowing bills were sced a first time

7. Bill entitled "An Ordinance to amend the In as in certain Moneys paid into the Supreme Chert or to the Registrar thereof, "

A Fill entitled "An Ordinance to further | ■"acad' The Stamp Ordinance, 1886,"

SECOND READINGS.

coastdered in committes, and passed to taled The following bills when read a 6:ard time,

rezdini:-

• weig

would have ensued.

JAPAN.

Frost our Japanese exchanges we take the falleg items of interest :--

O tb 27st, alt. the Russian warship Admiral Kornfle and two torpedo-catchers, arrived at Battend actored off Moli. They were sald to be coaling thate,

There were 49 Russians" on board the S.S. Tate farm which arrived at Shimonoseki from V-divostok on the 19th. A saffre Paper that they state that the object of their visit to visit the springs at Arima. has decided to connect the principal towns of The leperese Department of Communication Tap mans of the telephone. The cost el is is as luceted at you 15,000,000, and the maitz is to he paced before the Diet during

next sess$53,

Informaten kis been received that the preh bited caule selag brought to or taken from Nagasardasthorities at Fakae mara have that villag: wall farther notice in consequence at the prevalence of rinderpest there.

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grievance against us, but our unpopularity with for any cause, or have, indeed, sny sort of real them is a matter of instinct. We are Dr. Fell to each and all of them;

yet democratic

In Kobe is concerned. Theoretically a lessa for fifty years can be made; practically it is not posible to obtain each a lease. Il a Japanese drafts a lesse by which his land is let to a foreigner for fifty years, he and the foreigner will find when it comes to be presented at the clear, it is by nancane-easy to state the cause. But though the fict of our unpopularity is so Kencho for registration that, the strongest No doub', in the case of the Great Powers, our objection will be taken to it. A Japanese always finds it very difficult to

vast commercial prosperity, our saccess in the himself against officials, and la sine cares out what all the world now wants specially to do

work of governing distant Empires, and in dolog often the landowner will give way, and tell there, develop colonies-our easy solution of the not make a lease for longer than twenty-five scheme of government, all tend to make s foreigner that he has changed his mind and can Socialist problems, and our stable years. The late Mr. Creagd, when acting as 2 through a fifty-year lease for client by sheer solicitor at this port, on one occasion faced obstinacy and determination, holding the Japa- Dole landowner to his compact, and insisting filled the terms of the law. But it is evident that the Kencho should register leave that. that in few cases would such a policy prove re- since the occasion referred to no lease for fifty cessful, and mi a matter of fact we believe that years has been successful incbtaining registration at the hands of the local authorities. as will be seen,

of very great

here it is worth while to polat out that it is the deeply envied and so very unpopular. Look at England," says the Frenchman-and. country as a and not the individual Engliıkman; he, of late separate entity which is unpopular, Continent, England basa bad climate, and has become exceedingly popular co the

pressed by taxation. Outside Europe she has poor sol-she has, that is, bet half the natural France, and yet she is far less hardly all the best pleces of the world, and holds them Treaty were being discussed by the plenipoten constant drain of money and men on the so easily that they do not cost her a sixpence, the other band, the French Colonies tlasies for Great Britain and Japan, it is not by mother country, and no one can ever get iets

:lches p'

The total numser of soldiers who are, to go when the provisions of the new Ampond indirectly bring her in a great deal. On

back pants Farmosa le 11,452, as well

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MAILS DUR: American Erandala) overdus. Indlan (Lightning) 7th last. American (Pre) 8th inet, Australien (Changsha) rith (ast. -French (8-duty) 114 Inst~~

English (Katrov-l-Hind) 18th inst. American (Coptic) 15th Inst. American (City of Rio de Janeiro) nyih inst,

mail of the 8th November, lett Singapore for The M. M. steamer Sydney, with the French this part at 2 pm. yesterday, and may be expected here on or about the 12th inst. Tais packet brings replies to letters despatched from Hongkong on the 2nd October.

on Toerday, and left that part at 1x a.m. on THR Canadian Pacific Railwer Co.'s steamer Embrasz of India arrived at Kobe at raidnight Wednesday, for Vancouver vid Yokohama,

THE China Navigation Co, steamer Chong- sia len Port Darwin for this port on the rad fast, and may be expected here on or about the 11th fast.

The Ocean Steamship Co.'s steamer Achilles, from Liverpool, left Singapore for Hongkong this morning, and may be expected here on or about the 11th inst.

SHIPPING RETURNS,

From 5 pm, yattırday to 8 p.m. to-day..

Foochow Whampoo **** Germania .....

Fuskun Hongkong Boynton Orient

ARRIVALS. ..............tieamer, from Kabe.

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Manila Chinklang Chloklang, Canton, Haiphong.

japin. #

Caston, mmmm......... bargue « Whampen. Aggregating 11,706 tons, register.

Thales.n

Brunktide

DEPARTURES. I'

...........Stearmer, · for Coust Ports.

Sagami März........

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Khediva

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Taktang ...*****

· Nanyang ........................... Whampoa .......... Chelydr.com Manila...........................

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Singapore.

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Amoy.

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Singapore,

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Carton,

Canton.

Canton.

Canton.

Singapore.

Shanghal,

Aggregating 15,486 tonu register.

British steamahio Whambda lat Shanghai on the rst instant, and bad-light winds and fine weather throughout."

The British steimihip Yuansang left Manila on the 29th ultimo, and Amoy on the sad instant, and had strong monsoon and head van to Amoy.; thence to part had moderate following winds and fine weather.

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HONGKONG AND. WHAMPOA, DOCK METURNS. Heungshan..................... in Kowloon Dock; Kuan Tin, ..................... Uransis¢Ð£}+ Daphne...............ONSUNATATEN

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Cosmopolitan Aberdeen On the 13th ultimo Mr. A. A. Apear, the head of the firm of Messrs, Apcar and Cò, and the leader of the Armenian community of Calcutta, Calcutta's oldest and most respected residents. died at Calcutis, aged 71. He was one of

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1 CHAMKORLATA,

Bill entled "Ar Ordinance to apply a swes not excording two millions four hundred and scranty-tins thousand and sixty-two Dollars to the Fotlic Service of the year 1996,"

The Pal entitled "An Ordinance to amend The Widow's and Orphans' Pensions Ordiances

Ar ausot nie horses,

The alueen of Korea has been restored to her previni rank and dignity, and the Court bas your inte mourning for her,

List adds:-What a mockery !"

The

to

Governor, Sr. Willars Resinson, C. Cal of 18 and 1801 (Nos. 30 of 1890 and 18 of Ship on break of the late war, all the question of the setual owning of land by British and clappointments. England, again, bas no

CHIŻE IN CRTANT VYESTIC S5.

1891).".

TE R entitled "Au Ordinance to further

Q.--W the Cavarrant informs Council amend the Palie Fores Consolidation, 14, of officers sad officials in the army and navy have

op whore resamosadz ka Afr. Hatthews 18" www.requested to salt Hongk Inspect professionally the Gap Rock Lighthouse, la crisis cases judicial invesilgallons Into the The 5 entitled "Aa Ordinance to authors and stele the cost of Me report?

£995 of fire." A.-M. Matheks, sho -ppened be on provestoned elaftig fevlon, was requested to come to Hongkong by the vernor. The cost of 'rep ont le not yet kiswn, Q: -339 the C-pinces' loform the Connell te the camada on hich the Golf Club have been preted ett arity to ked thele

for the rucagon in the Colony of Probates The Beatled "An Ordinsker to provid: and T.titers of Administration granted in Belish Posolens," was, on the mode of the Hon. Airsmāy Cieneral, read a third time and passed fiual'."

been receiving additional pay equal to ase-fifth

additonal salaries are to be stopped at the end jogsilon of or being now completed, the of the anout of their regular pay. The sub

allast movils,

Russians, wewing Corean clottes.

News Los from Gensan of the arrest of two arrested by the Corean, police they confessed On being that they were deamiers from the Russian army. They were ser! to Wladivostock.

A Hiroshima telegram to the Kebumin announces the Mr. Hirayema wilko, one of

trade is any party of the dominions and posseulons of the other The subjects of ach of the High Contracting Parties may by wholesale or recall in all kinds of prodocsa, mastisch, And merchandise of lewist commerce, either la pertan or by agents, they may there own furs and occupy the houses, manufacturer, aingly, or is partnerships with foreigsten er natiya mabjects and wrekeuses, shops and premises which may be necessary for that adlasse land for dential and Commercial purpose conforming themashres to the Paiton Laws, and Customs Regula tions of the comtry Ilica sative subjects.

following scheme of subsides to be granted to According to a Japanese vernacular paper, the Government intends submitting a BMI in the steamship owners whose steamers may next Session of the Japanese Diet containing the

engaged in foreign trade, Each vessel of 1.000 tous running at to knots an hour will be

granted subsidy

of 35 cents par 1,000 knots 1 10 per cent

to 17 knots. The fall subtly will be given to tous, and zo per cent, for every extra koot up steamers not alder than five years, but after that grant will be made for steamers 15 years old. 5 per cent, will be deducted per annum, and no

LEGAL

to

Intelligence,

SUPREME COURT. SUMMARY JURISDICTION, (Before His Honour Mr. Justice Wire.) December 5th,

FIXTURES.

The following is the Hearing Paper for to-morrow:- of

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Club Heate it as w1 end of Exe Wong the. Kili, entitled "An Ordiaxace to furikey | the delgadants in the Seoul esse, was released | Now, it is evident that a concession to manufac- } at that these feelings are echoed with more | 2004-Cheung Fan v. Mrs. Ricco...

Nei Ching Valley, as the terms of the base, il cielo iz ene? A. The foliaring arg seconds ou which the Gall Club have been granted quhnelty to build the Club How at the was sad ofthe Warg N Chong ley:-

(a) Teen, of least 15 7'art, C). Arnos; Cown Reif $ico,

4) The exact aret and positions to be approved by the Worg Nel Chay Cam mtree and Dean or of Pubile Vorks, ((d) That the ground is what voly for the purposes of Goly Clab rege and should the Golf Chu at any ima conne

The same cog.ae was followed the case of mend The Bankruptcy Ordinance, 189 This site consideralls in commitee, was read

third Hag naú passed,

In confering the Weill entitled "As Ordinance

to further and "The

Carle. DicesIER,

Slavgètar-Hazaen, and Markets Ordinance,

DE ball on Nerenter 30 b. There is and to be good reason for supposing that all the defendants:

be

acquimed on the preliminary examina tion, though a long time must alapse befors it the Japanese. It a learned that the German

completed. Still thun steamer has been purchased by

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* long

y enfimers beter ablathable my hate faction out of them. In spite of all that is done cases for fly years being obtainable may

for them, they are the rource of countless regrets faflaenced Great Britain to give way on the subjects, for it is clear that if the longest lessee, while our life-blood in drained by that can be made is for twenty-are years may ise policy or courage, or admited peacefulner If England had this boon through her own of the other concessione of the Treaty are there and want of aggression, I could bexe it. But by rendered inspersive. The second clause in the third article of the Anglo-Japanese Treaty and such undeserved luck cannot, while she has not. It is simply hers by lock, renda Sim

human nature remains what it is, be anything bat bilerly disagreeable to those who ste less fortunate, but in really far more deserving." Taat the apparent ease with which we surmount the difficulties, commercial, financial, and political, that poison the life of

50 Diany

State should raise such feelings in our nearest

nelgb bours, is most natural - nor is it to be wondered ture and trade is filatory if the manufacturer or less Intensity by all the Powers, Our present trader cannot be certain of reaping the fruits of and his industry. A foreign manufacturing company lasts though how long that will be whocen tell!

Rood

as It 2007-The Wing Tak firm v. Wong Li which should soake arrangements to establish

Sam 864.00

for twenty-five

-must be paid for in the aspopularity which 2043-Lal Tong v. Lam Tan Chiu and Huding that it was only possible to obtain a lease cannot grow and prosper above others without 2048-The Ching Lang fem v. Lau Itall in Japan would be greatly disappointed en eary always breeds. It is a lew of nature. You

735,00 If the project was envy, and

Wal Sang But this is, of course, not the 2055-Leung Shun Tlog 9. A. Chaves

303.34 136.00 arce of our unpopularity.

That

le also

2059-Lal Tia v. The Wing Fung Lad based as a general bolled that we are at once 3070-Sang Sul Chi v. Wang Shi and

a and materialistic in our sins, and that

Another ***............................ look to the main chance. The nailons would 200-Man Fake. Yo Ying we never act on large or noble ideas, but merely 2077 So Yuk v. Weng Shi aim at noiversal deminions. What hey cannot 2093-Boilt Singh . Sak Anlag and us less if we had were known to Fong Sing bear is the feeling that we intend to bare the best of every bargain, and that having got it, 2094-The Wai Wo Chen . The Kong 56.00 we always explain that we only got it because Wa were more businesslike and efficient teas but our own natural superiority. In other words, other people, and fom no other cause, in fact,

patronising is always cause of unpopularity wo are apposed to be a patronising power, and

YONTE.

1887 Hon Caronial Segrity, lo secondlag | steamer Siegmund has been sold by Mestre, partevored with, and buildings and work- object must fasien unpopularity on the

the seed relay, said he hoped might be fually passed day, considert g to closenes to Chitar así ide danger of bad mest being supplied. After conilónation ie eɔm. mittee, this bill sho read a third time' and parted,

ADJOURNMENT.

for

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to ze stick, the lee dings The Connell then #djourned dil Therday, stract fight son si at hafollowing points between and all maareme u thyees, revert vath Desember at 3.30. p.m.

unconditionally to ti a Crown.

Well the Guvertement storm whether iz prosused v prose

Council

FINANCE COMMITTEE. with the Contrection of the muck nitzde? desir.

The Flosace Committee considered the Appro- e 2 vad between Plank Roadpriation Bill When the item for Milliary Station and Magasi Aya panbabla: Cestriballon was resched:-- cost the work isot to leverded

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source

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2096-Cheung Wov. I. L. da Crus

11.93

47.53

30.19

49,09

$3.40

110.00

159.87

35.00

2097-Tae Kwong Soon Cheong shop 35.ta

Chew Hung'nun mia nnsynscen 2009-Amells Ricco, Chenng Fan... a100-Yd Yuen Lang v. Leong Yuen

Cheong 201 1103-Chan Lai To v. Chong Yaa

Shan...

of Shanghai, to the Toyo Shosen Goshi Kalsha, of such company as time went on and Sennett & Co.. acting for Messis, Olena & Co., shops erected, what would be the

Position Liro. The steamer is now running on the the period of its less China coast, and will be delivered about

approached ter. selfish minaitoa? month here. She's of 740 tons, and was build business, Instead of lacreasing, would diminish, Simply this, that the value of the Kiel in

1889-40 The Jap sues Government has decided to con- be ineho ust be carried on with great dificulty,

without of tenure a

Saturma And Formosa Tarika ke saki, Japanese landowner would be able to stand out At the expiration of twenty-five years, the Yakushima, Satoutsirasaki, Jejima Tsukatajimas, for a greatly increased rent, which would either Useheras, Peso promontory (Formosa) and have to be paid, or else the foreign company Frokee (armor). It is believed that these would be put to the expense of tearing down its works will be courted out by the Formosa workshops and warehouses and counting houses Department.

and As a result of the re viand Treaties the Japanese other site. The old site would perhaps be used

- clerks' room and re-erecting them Hoa. C. 1. Chater asked that the 13nsideration Governmet has to reorganize the Customs by Japanese company for a manufactory of a of that ters be postponed until tas neficial stiff, and a bill for amendment of the duties in rimeliar mature, and if the foreign company,

What is the rem dy? There is none as far as who will be bit, unda xid

member cumld decide upon the course to

expected to be lasted aced in the coming session se la quite conceivabic, were forced out of the

We Can 600. cannot sirip ourselves of our

25.00 It is intended, ri auy sea for the parsus. Ka explained that of course they would

of the Die's. When als bill is enforced and the district altogether, the us

real possisalons, or destroy our prosperity, or preson' Pateert with rotioquestion, all more fenfact it, but they did not know what Import dath's are increased steps will be taken

usurpers would thus adopt the canscription merely to avert the evil The baby out is intimed at abość for stapa it would be diviysble to inke,

tamusmuus ̧ 798.00 gradually to abalah export duties. Such is the reputation. The Franch Government appears to the supposed taint of hypocaly. We have jant Hypophosphites is especially adapted to all enter into the legacy of their precedessons sya. Again, nothing we can do will take away Scorr's Emnisten of Pure Cod Liver Oil with $13,000 Thrink to to be proceeded a Colonial Secretary stated that, the

substance of a Tokia telegram to an Osaka be better advised them the British Government got to beat our cupopularity, and look as pleasant conditions where the tissues are wasting away with pesonthecause herees be finde Trovetow had no wish to hang matters, but that, avaliacle. It not posis iste when } um li wne necessary to send the estimates tome

as we can. Fortunately, we are not a thio- from Inabilly to digest and assimilate ordinary he work will blazer i dacă,

* Hazada Jokichi soldier of the 18th Reg-adran totte mellett, and of course has the ment in the 3rd Nagoya Division, who Anglo-Japanese Treaty, It may fairly be expected, never bother about the oplatons of our neira and Hypophosphies produce a marked sheet in ti zoon #sponible, the delay could not eşlend

the criticisms directed against the skinned people, and, as we think, quite rightly, food. The combined virtues of Cod Liver Of A-WC the Gold-camí de spek keg tabisa weir the wext shorting. Upan; she sæderstand-

Korla ispatation dating the late therefore, that the negotiations on this polar baurs, whose competence to farm an eplafon such cases. They restore the wasted, termen, a gruttering the lag the let her of the dog bar the matter wees not to be longer inte l'ingysog, opening the Gemba gate direction of a provision definitely stating that more than doubtful Bat though no attempt ledammation of the throat and langs j

war, on account of hit huving led his regiment will result in a compromise, perhaps in the worth having in regard to our actions is asialstraties, taxa of the delays, he thought an adjournment all This thise, has been dedmuted with the 7th Order of French citizens will be permitted to hold leuses must be made to get rid of our supapa Iscrease the ? Is start they form the deve Government and the and of txartes, day minisk 243 n.m. might be agreed to.

create an appetita, maka naw, blood," heal the Including allowaDes, 7: pensions, Kacang Compelen 86, 18 ike years | bill, the Committee adjourned undi sext Thang « |

Alter nonstoping the remaining (teras of the pastor of 1000 yaz KARUM.

the kirodai of tas Golden Kits and given a life for flity, maranty-five or ninety-nine years, latly, we must not ignore it er forget it. It is a coblund food and madictad 1835-1801, 1894 kind tg, sepi malý,

A zapitch or adivostock published by rdles to the practice prevailing in certain most important fact, and must be noted by oss The Novos Bamya states that the unsuser deewinche' si ing present arrangement, and · fadler in our dealings with isteigė Porns. I parts of Eurove. This would obvisie the stateamer, for it is's distinct and unfavourable

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