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ADVICE FROM THE BRITISH MINISTER.
PEKING, October 15th, Sir Claudo Macdonald, the British Minister Corps is sound, that the Regulations are being revised and that the Corps is to be by addressing certain advice to the Chinese to Peklog, his intervened in the present crisis re-armed. It is a good sign that the new Gazemment. The representatives of other draft regulations are to be submitted to the | Powers remalo allent. members at large before final approval. We hope the public will also be a florded an opportunity of making suggestions. There is only one paint on which we would
THE EMPRESS DOWAGER AND THE EMPEROR.
PEKING, October 13th. A rumourliteely circulated that the Empress Price Li is sad to have remonstrated Igainst the proposal, but boot effect, and it may be put into force any day. The rumour, however, lacks confemalon.*
A NATIVE paper learns that argollations sig A TEACHER of an infant class tauchoji na com la progress betyren Tapia and England, | Greenwich, wishing to ascertain the extent, of the children's knowledge of the subject, before concerning the policy to be puraed by the two
commencing a lesson on "soldier," seked- Dumiso September, zo-yen gold colas, were da for us? At first no one replied; then a Powers la relation to Chiness aűzira,
"Why do we keep soldiers, and what do they struck in the Imperial Japanese Mint to the tile lad slowly raised his band and said, "To amount of Y.4,140,000; 50-son eliver pleces to take gitis ont for-a walk, teacher." The amount of Y.620,000, und 5-sin nickel pieces to the amount of Y.117,500.
Kikassburo, Shlangawa, Tokio, ran ashore in the vicinity of Onomichi, Binge, during the early morning of the 14th inst. The cargo ofiles and sögat wan vorinusly damaged.
like to comment and that is this. The Dowager is resolved to deposo the Emperor The S.S. Kon-non Maru owned by Mr. Ock! Nicaragua it appears that British leade with Fleld Battery is now over 126 in number. Elther it ought to be supplied with more gung, or brokenap into two batteries, when more guns must come, or else a second Maxim Company ought to be formed of the spare men. There is much grumbling ASPBERRYADE, &c. | among them that when they turn out on parade, there is nothing for them to do, no guns for them to man...
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Certainly the situation at home is cal culated to raise the martial ardour of our Volunteers and will, we believe, tend to produce an increased interest in the various drills and manoeuvres undertaken at this year's Camp. Lord ROSEHRRY's speech at Perth has a most warlike flavour about it and shows that his opinion, and presumably that of his party also, is that we should stand firm and refuse absolute- ly to discuss the Fashoda question with France, being well aware
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THEPARTITION OF CHINA.
TOKYO, October 11th, According to a telegram received here from Chins, it appears that Italy is endeavouring to obtain privileges for working mines and con- stracting ralways to the province of San-tbl. It is wlan stated that England is to get pomesalan of the Yangtis Valley; that Russia is to effect her ambitions In Northern Chios, and that Germany is to secure malimited privileges at Kanchow. The wishes of France are not yet known but the is supposed to be auxbato secure farther concessions in the province of Kwan-si
CABINET COUNCIL IN TOKYO.
TOKYO, October 15th. A meeting of the Privy Council, to be held on
the 18th last, will consider diplomatic questions told to the Chinese crisis, and the an administrative matter of urgent importance, for which the Emperor has asked for the advice at
the Council.
ENTERTAINING THE FRENCH ADMIRAL.
Toxvo, October 16th,
Margals Salgo, the Minister for the Navy. entertained it in yesterday the French Admiral and his staff. M. Harmand, the French Miciter, was also present,
SEOUL ECHOES. DIPLOM TIC PROTESTS.
SEOUL, October 16th. The Russia Minister to Seoul has addressed
■ diplomalle sota to the Corean Government the burried execution of Him Heung-Yak in violation of the established rule of public trial. The French Hisister also has sent in swarning to the Goverment concerning the cruel treat
TYPHOON WARNING.
Is just and that no cessions can be made without a loss of prestige. The Cabinet has, we are told, been summoned and will probably meelment of Kim's remains, to-morrow, and the outcome of their meet- Ing will, we presume, practically decide whether it is to be peace or war. That is to say, are we to force France to evacuate Fashoday or not? Upon enquiry at the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank to-day wa were courteously informed that Consols fell fifteen shillings yesterday and this cer tainly points to the situation being grave.
TELEGRAMS.
WARNING FROM MANILA,
So Don Jose de Navetro, Spanish Consul at this por, courteously places the following telegrams at our disposs! :-
- "Manila, 1ph October, 1.25 p.m Southera iyphoon arounced yesterday is actually in the China Ser, moving Westwards. Paclistyphoon will crets Lesou to-night"
"Manila, 25th October, 9.25 am. Typhoon estered Lugh last night naar 16 deg, parallel, new probably moving to W,N.W."
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OBSERVATORY REPORT,
REUTER'S MESSAGES.
TOUR OF THE EMPEROR OF GERMANY.
LONDON, October 23rd. The Obervatory report to-day says:-On The Emperor William har let Constantinople the, 25th at 10.30 am.: The centre of the For the Holyl. nd..
typhoon seems to be situated in N. Luzon, probably moving W. N. W. at present, A BUBONIC PLAGUE IN EUROPE. 11.15 am: The barometer has fallen generally, A dectors assist at the laboratory for the particularly in S. China. Gradients, for N, and culture of the plague bacillos at Vienos, has died. E. winds, increasing on the coast and over from plague, and two unisex have been attacked,
the N. E.part of the China Sex, FORICAFT- LORD ROSEBERY ON THE SITUATION. Moderate or fresh N. winds; fair,
Lord Rosebery speaking at Perth said, that !!
of use lot of the berour of the giant work culmin. ting with the capture of Omdurman, and that! nations wished to remain friendly they mant remember otterances of warning and desist from action likely to menace peace.
Captain Oneseller, it he despatched on bottles will be supplied at "proporre now Minister so man should rab him
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CABINET COUNCIL SUMMONED, The Cabinet has been summoned and will probably meet on Wednesday.
(From Japanese Papers.).
PEKING IN A STATE OF ANARCHY, PEKING, October 13th: The reformers in Peking believe that the Ministers of various Powers will latervene in the present crits, Great Britala belag especially Acilve, while Russia looks on in silent dis- approval.
For Hongkong Colegiul while
HONGKONG TUESDAY, OC101ER 25, 1858.
NOTES AND COMMENTS:
The Camp Gazette for the current year
reflects very great credit on its Editors and Contributors and on the Printers. It is
The Legation Grands are walking about the streets as if Peking belonged to them.
All ot of rumours are current among the people, and ther: is mucb oxcitement.
Disintbences have broken cut in various districts of the provinces, and conticual applics tions are being received from the Tastals skieg. for assistance by the dispatch of tresps. The Peling Government, however, cannot turn its attention to the applications from Provincial
antichy...
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LOCAL AND GENERAL. A TILEOMAN received at Tokyo on the 11th fast, announce the death to Switz and of M. Slenklewks, who represented France for many
years at Tokyo.
THE Hot, Treasurer of the Alice Memorial and Netherole Hospitals begs to acknowledge with thanks the following donation to funds of Bi Hospitals :----
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FROM, the last report of the British Consul la
that State is holding its position, and that it has the largest share of the imports, while li holde the recond place in exports. Nor is ibera any reason, the Consul thinks, why the trado should decrease Bilish паст ACCORDING to a Japaness paper, the Higher chants will endeavour to provide what is dow Educational Council at Tekyo has just passed a manded by the taste of the country. Grest revolallon to the effect that the Government | Britain may be sold to hardīno compellors in should not allow forelguere to establlab schools | cheap cotton goods, for the few German cottons. devoted to the education of Japanees boys and | imported are dester and are not liked. American girls.
Nor long ago, 1271 Empire, French Jumal anbounced the arrival in the Engading of "Sir Labouchete, Member of the Chamber of Lords of Grest Britain "and Vice-President of the Honourable Company of the South African Indles."
DURING the week ending on and instant itere
were two cutex of bubonic plague and one death; one cric of enteric fever; one case of puerperal fever and two cases of scarlet fever reported la
the Colony. The scarlet fever cases came from H.M.S. Barfeur.
MR. SHIBITA the President of the Shabukwan
(milliary training school) at Nagano, proposes to address a memorial to the Det at the coming session suggesting that the study of fencing
„coltons have made slow progress, on account of
the price, alibaugh their quality is very good. The total imports last year amounted to £718,384,- and the exports to £611,533 1 of the former Great Britain seat 38 per cent, and took about 25 per cent, of the latter, Germany took nearly half - the exports (the bulk consisting of coffee), and sent about 18 per cent, of the laspurts.
KUMITA KI TARO, the jistikisha-man who a
the auditor, under the impresalon 'that he was month or two ago killed the wife of Mr. Fukai, altacking a burglar who had broken late the house, was put on bis triál in the Tokyo Chiho. Salbanwho a few days ago, and was found gulity of accidental homicide. The Court thereppon
should be added to the studies in elementary in the schools throughout the Empire.
DURING August, the exposts from Fusan, Kores, were valued at Y.151,556. Of this sum Y.9.25 represented goods shipped to China. Thelm- ports were wained at V,147,005. Compared wib the preceding month, the Imports showed an increase of Y 48,316, and the exparts a decrexie of Y.12,773.
IT le my experience, writer Stephen Bantal In Harper's Magasime, that alas out of every ten questions addressed me have reference to the changes, which the completion of the great road would bring about in Russia's military capacity and efficiency. In summer, I believe, Russla could mobilize an army of 200,000 men wilbla two weeks upon any given paint of the frontler of China or Cares,
IT is reported that. Më, Alexieff, the Russian Commercial Agent to Japan, leaves for home shortly to attend a meetlag of the Russian com- mercial commissioners throughout the world, called by the Finance Department in St. Peters. burg. Mr. Alexieff has done not a lila to encourage trade between Japan and Rušals, and it is sa'd that quits a number of trial shipments
different parts of Russia as the result of advice bave been made by Japanese merchants to
given by Mr. Alexleff,
THI Chinese clerk of Mesin. A. S. Watson & Co., Pang Chee Was, charged with embezzle- |ment of goods to the value of $3,800 whom wo recently reported as having disappeared pre- sented himself at the Magistracy to-day and ex- plained bis absence, The Magistrate being satisfied that it was owing to a misunderstin Ung that defendant did not. appest when the case was called for hosting an Felday last, milgated the forfeiture to $18. The ciso will come on at the Police Court on the 18th.
Tur Osaka Mointch! learns that negotiations are now in yogrees between the Japanese and Chisesa Governments, concerning the question of the ownership of the submarine cable between A NATIVE paper learns that an agreement was Formon and Forchow. Since the acquisiton signed a short time ago between the Brilsh and of Formoss, Japan has at her own cost repaired Korean Governments, whereby England | the exble when damaged, but at the present mo- ment repairs on a large scale sra necessary, and been granted permission to work mines Ja the localities el Yelko, Tauren, Kichisht, Hellio,hese will not be undertaken until the right of Saloel, Solan, and Karko, extending over some
ownership is settled. The paper thinks ibat the negotiations will be brought to a satisfactory conclusion before the end of this month.
1x ri.
ACCORDING to a native paper, gold colas to the amount of 38,580 661 yen were paid out by the Bank of Japan during the year ending October 3th, while the amount received darleg the same period was 17,329.736 yen the balance of the
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ordered him to pay a fine of 100 yen. It will ba :membered, says the Keba Chrosis, that was returned this is the same verdict as
Case of the Nagasaki rado, who were found guilty of the death of an American blae-jacket The great difference between the two cases need hardly be pointed out, and in. deed It is difficult to see upon what ground the Court went into the latter case in fising the man 100 yen. Elter the Jinrikishaman intended to murder Min. Fokal, in which case he ought to be subjected to a very different punishment, or he was acting, as he believed, In defence of the house sgalast burglars, in which cass he should surely have been acquitted of way evil latent,
HONGKONG FOOTBALL CLUB'S
SIX-A-SIDE COMPETITION.
Looker's team, contrary to expectations, bert Noble's yesterday by ons goal to nothing. For most of the game Noble's men had a trifle the best of it and were many times near scoring but they had no luck. The winners played deter- minedly. The goal they scored was a very good ene and when it was obtained they redoubled their efforts to keep the advantage,
Looker put in a lot of work for his ride. Noble was not is as good form at usual but
And Armstrong. Danby on his side did very well as also did Kew
The other match that should have been play. ed. Moberly Lethbridge had to be postponed
the competion is unili Thursday the 3rd 'proximo.
Up to and including yesterday the result of
MATCHES.:
2
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GOALS.
Teams. Played, Won. Dave, Lost. For, Agst. Pointa, Moberly's...# Noble's...... 3 Mackay's ... 3 I 1 Lethbridge's a Looker's......3 * Davies'.... 1
6 To-morrow. Moberly's team is to play Noble's, and as there are the two bigbest in the table, ai present, a good gamu should result,
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THE REBELS IN FORMOSA,
2.
ment from Talnas, Formosa, which states that A telogram Esa bega regzived by the Gover
on the 6th inst, the rebels made a rald pran Sasaki, and in defending the town six soldiers were killed, one was wounded and two were
bad an encounter with
rebels in the
On the th
missing. On the 7th inst. a party of soldiers vicinity of Seklaunso, when a sergeant was killed and 5 privates were wounded, last, soldiers stationed menz Kwantsssho were fired upon by the rebels and three men werd killed and one wounded. Also the gendarmes stationed at Baisheko have been attacked by a party of rebels about ico in number, one man being killed.-Kedi Chronicle.
very well got up and very well turned Totals, us, Peking la prac:leally in a state of coles now in circolation being 47,150,925 Fan advertising outlay, the cost of the war will be provide for 200 only, apparently a numberin
out. It is undoubtedly Nulll Secundas in Orlente." It is packed full of fun and, at the same time, It is a little more practical and of more permanent value than the previous issues, The leading article is a very well written and very Interesting resume of the position and prospects of the Corps. There is "An Object Captain Brown, will be despatched as above Lesson which, with the necessary on TUESDAY, the November, at 4 P. variations, might usefully be repor-
For Freight, apply to
duced In every paper in the Colony, There is some very creditable versification and the first two chapters of a sensational, novel, a chess column, answers to cor-
"ULYSSES"
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WARRACK LINE" OF STEAMERS.
HOTICE TO CONSIGNEKS. -
S.S." LENNOX," FROM NEW YORK. -
ONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed that all Goods are belog landed at their tak into the Godown of the Hongkong end Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, a Kowloob, whence andfor from the wharvas delivery may be obtained.
No claim will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godown, and ail Goods remainlog
LEGATION GUARDS,
PIKING, October 1418, A party of French bluejackets has left Kwang. chin Bay for Peklog, and is expected shortly af❘| Take.
in value.
A ST. Felersburg telegram in a home paper states that the works which will be undertaken by, the Ruslans at Tallen-wan wili jeluda the construction of a mole to protect, the harbour from gale, and other Improvements with the | object of hellitating the unloading of vessels
carrying merchandise.
THE OLD CHINESE POLICY.
PEKING, October 14th. The Tsungli Yemen sont Shoket to the various Legallons representing the foreigners recently auanlied in order to tender an apology, but the Ministers have expressed strong resentment that the walls of Paris at the present moment the the Chinese Government should have sent a passar-hy will see a brand new.notica printed on subordinate official on such a mirsión. In con. white paper, the official colour, stating that "In sequence of the Miolsters' protests, Priede Cblog accordance with a Royal Decree, dijed August, and conveyed an apology from the Government. ALL QUIET AT PRESENT IN PEKING.
THE WAY with Spain has cost the Feders!
THE TELEPHONE IN NAGASAKI, government more than $140,000,000 la bard
The arrangements made by the local Tolep cash, and no money indemnity has been demanded from Spain, states the Philadelphia done Exchange for the supply of telephones, Record Nevertheless, regarded simply as an Ays the Nagasakt Express of the rib inst safficient to meet the demand. On the 8th inst the best-paying Investment for the future guin the first day, appointed for sending in subscrip of American manufacturers that could have been tions, merchants and others destrous of subscrib devised. The eyes of the world have been opened ing to the telephone service, competed eagerly for an early acceptance of their application, and to the amazing progress which this country bas
at 4 In the morning no less than 180 persoRE made in all of its peacelal arts, Orders are bad assembled in front of the office eagerly now being received by makers of machine tools awaiting its opening. At about 8 is the mom in Philadelphis from entirely new customers in ing the entrance was opened, when the anisori. foreign countries which have not hithens pat les began to accept proposals, At about ranised American firms, and there is evidence to o'clock the subscriptions received numbered 180, and by noon the total number of subscrip.. show that thers orders have been due, indirectly tions sent in being 201, the office was closed, at least, to the advertisements which (be war More rabscripilons by various Government and has given to the merits of American machinery,
public offices and the leading officials will, how ever, be accepted later on, though not proposed proposals temporarily accepted will be subsc quently refused.
respondents and comic as well as paying mide a visit to the various Legations yesterday | -3rd, x8jj, an Ingaley la about to há opened on | At the Magistracy yesterday C. A, M. Barrette, on the first day, and therefore twenty or thinly
advertisements. Our only objection to the sheet is with reference to one adver tisement. There is nothing witty In It whatever, to allusions are out of date and in very bad taste and needlessly offensive to a very valuable section of our community A Joke should never be car. ried too far nor kept alive beyond a reasonable time or it ceases to be a joke and may become an insult.
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PIKINO, October 1418. The foreign marloes and soldiers who hava arived in Faking are quartered on the premises of the various Legailons and do not come into the stearts. Everything in qelet in Peking,:
Toxo, October 1518. A Peking dispatch of the 14th Inst. secolved
In Tokyo sikies that the intereits of the Power la Peking being contradictory po conference has To been beld The political barometer kan fallen very low, and stores threatens at any
The
the proposed how reservoir at Charoine." As clock in the Naval Yard, was charged with the Figure remarks, two revolutions, a coup Fulcaling a blaycle, the property of Di. Swa
ASSAULT ON BOARD SHIP. dia, and four changes of system of govern Complalamat said he Hved at the Hongkong meat bare taken place aloce thes, and now a Hotel and kept his blaycle on the stand thers. Royal Decree Is to be obeyed. How long will He last saw it on Falday night. He did not Yesterday afternoon says the Koht Harald of be, sipping sihe result of the laquiry to be look for it on Saturday, but on Sundaý morefug | 14th Inst., at the British Consular Court, Wil when he wanted it he could not find it. He re-am Cox the third officer of the ship Walter H favourable, before the reservoir is, bulit?
ported the matter to the Police. In the after-ton was charged by a curlo dealer with
assolt and battery on the 2nd lust, THE number and tonnage of British” vessels re-noop he was going along Caloo Road to a chair evidence was to the effect that the complainant, speetingshose loss reports were received at the ❘ and when near the "Wilderness" ha siw defen- although forbiddes to board the ship, went on Board of Trade during the month of August, dant on his bicycle going east. He stopped him the deck and displayed his wares. The chief officer directed the defendant to remove the and asked him where he had got it from. De complainant 1l be relused to leave ite abip on folloys Salling.-Number, 33 x ton- fendant aid he got it from a man maar the being told, and fi was in carrying ost this direc
Cricket Ground on Saturday, that the man hadtion that the alleged assault was committed. broken bis watch and then had excharged bla
„The plaintiff cialmed yen 125.40, bolog yen sufficiently strong to break one, 15 yen for ten. bicycle for the watch. The Doctor then look 100 for the loss of a tooth, or receiving a blow defendant to the Staiton. Defendant wished to days' rest, and sen 40 for a vase.
His Honcar (Dir. E. H. Robul Hampden) get legal advics and tho'cuss was adjourned till' 10-day, he being balled out for $150, Defend said that although the defendant had a right to
undelivered after the girl lastant will be subject | progress made by the Corps during the moment, but everything is qalet at present. 1898, 'and' the sumber of' lives-lost ro
to rent
We congratulate the Volunteers on the
most cases the troops landed_will not be with- year. An addition of 6 to their total
drawn without something belog conceded, and from the preparations belog made by tach❘ nage; 4,344's lives lost, 25, Steam-Number, All Cleims against te Steamer most he pre-strength slace the date of the Camp last
Pawer, it would seem that it is the intention to ro; testige, 6,380; lives lost, afl. Total rented to the Undersigned on or before the 31st year means a great deal more than the
mere figures tell. It means that not only in the guards for a long lis Instant, or they will not be recognized.
A later telegram states that the Foreign Number, 43 tonnage, 8,634 lives lost, 25. All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to have all the many losses of the year been
The abers table is a record of reports received" be left la the Godowns, where they will be supplled, but that there is a substantial in- Ministers are busily exchanging visits with sich
crease of nearly half a company. The other, and it would seem that a conference la in the month, and not of wrecks which occursed examined on the and November, at 3 P.M.
No Fire Insurance his been effected. ono serious difficulty the Hongkong Volun-bilog arranged,
during be month, Many of the reports received The Chinese Government le nt à losé 21 tu in Auguit relate to casunities which occurred in uni did not put in an appoitance Lo-day and the uce a reasonable amount of force necessary to teers have to contend against is the con-- what to do to suppress the losarrections and kun Bill of Lading will it coun'evalgned by
DODWELL, CARLÏLL & Co.. stant ebb and flow in the European ordered the Viceroys of various provinces to the previous month. Casualties not resulting in all was extreated and a warrant issued for his
Agents.
population of the Colony which is steadi- appear in Feking is doubtful, however, if total lonel vessels and the Hiven lost by such || arrest. It is belfevnd that the defendant left for
romove from the Chang Chihitung will obey the sumons, ·
SASKAÏtiti KID Boy (aaluded. [1378ly operating to
Canton by this morning'a boal Hongkong, ayth Odober, 1898..
ikan thai bad actually been used, and he fined get the plaintiff, to leave the ship, more force the defendant yen 3, two of which would go to the plaintiff by way of compensation.
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