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SHANGHAT SHIPBUILDLY),

The trid trip of the first stëïl twin-crew.1ow Amat, Tsintung, built by Messrs, S. C. Pamban & Co., Ld., to the order of the Chiga Merchants. Steam Navigation Co., for service on the Peibo River, was made snecessfully on Saturday, the 12th instant. A 230 pm. she left the Old Dock Boy, and attained a speed of about 12) knots; steamed outside of the Red Buoy, and returned at 6.39 p.m., the results being entirely satisfactory. The tow boat is of the following dimensionsoft, lang B. 1, 20ft. beam; 6ft depth. She has two sets of compound surface condensing engines, which developed during the trial about 350 horse power.

The boiler is constructed for a working pressure of 130 ths, per square inch, and is fitted with forced draught. The tow boat is fitted with a steam windlass for warking anchors, a mail Toom for ward, saloon and officers' accommodation aft The after peak is made suitable for trimming purposes by water ballast, and a strong towing. post is fitted amidships. On Wednesday, the roth instant, diene was launched from the Cosmopolitan Deck shipyard a mild steel poutoon bulk, built to the miler of Messrs. Hoong And and Ces, for service at Chinking. The following are the dimensions:---Length 100 ft. bradth oft, depth Sit. The hulk is constricted, for ange of cargo, and has a house fitted in det kun kecommodate passengers, customs ulirers, compradore, and staff, etc. A similar pontoon bulk for Hankow for the same firm is now in course of constructini, --A. C:-)

AN UNLUCKY CROW.

One of the gems corvus says a Shanghaipaper, came to an untimely end on Saturday by what our American friends call "electrocution." The sable-phanage bird. roosted on a telegraph wire opposite the Masonic Club on the Band, and sering something that aroused his curio- sity, or may be, appetite, on an adjacent wire, he investigated with his beak. The result was that the circuit of electricity was establisher, and poor cobie fell from bis lofty perclas deat as Julius Caesar.

A TERRIBLE CASE OF "ANOK.'

A terrible case of ontaż occurred at Kampong Baggis at an early hour this morning, resulting in serious injury to five persons and the death of one, on the spot.

It appears that soon after 6, 39, a Malay trader named Haji Ali, a man of means, living at,126 Minto road, suddenly seized a bis, and iter severely wounding his wife who was in the house at the time, nished into the street, brandishing his weapon and gesticulating wildly. Outside the house, a staalf japanese girl, hamed nog, was quietly walking past. Before the child could utter a cry the Malay had run his As through her stomach, causing instanz death. Ng Ah Web, a Chinaman also passing heart was jest rua through in the same manner, the paint of the Bris entering in front and penetrating the bark, se that there is no hope of saving his life.

Then away down. Minte-road the amok con tinued his fearful compet Seu Nee Nid, a poor hule Chinese girl was the fourth victim, and she received a cruel gash on the back. Then a'Javanese men named Hari. dar likewise had his bark stached, and in turn, Kitchie, a Malay soman was badly cut, After this, the murderer male a stroke at a Malay, Haji Sali by maine. This man, how ever, was carrying heavy stick, and in the nick of time, he struck his would be assailant a crashing blow on his swurd ann, breaking the limb and causing the necking is to fall to the ground.

By this time the police were on the spot, and the amo was speedily secured by Lance Cor poral Kassim. With other assistance.

All the wounded were conveyed to the General Hospital, except the wife of the mur derer, who led from the house in which she had been stabbed in a neighbouring Kampang. It is expected that at least one of the five wounded will not recover.

The cause of the mob is not known. Haji All has always been considered a peaceful man by his neighlans, but it is thought that recent Jusses may bare affected him. He; also, is in a dangerous condition, «Singaporé F. F., May 17th

OIL FUFL STEAMERS. According to the Straits Times, the Ilam- burg-American Company have entered into a contract whereby supplies of fuel am to he provided for their vessels by Messrs. Sanmei and Company, at Suez, Colombxx, Singapore, Tiongkong, and Shanghai. Seven steamers of the Hamburg-American Line are to be fitted up for the consumption of this fuel. The first vessel so provided will start is month. The contract is to extend for to years.

TYPHOON WRECKS STEAMERS.

A telegram has been received in Maula stating that a fusious typhoon raged at Vigan on Tuesday, 15th May, the wind being chiefly from the south-east. Two vessels werd driven apon the beach by the storm, the Santa Maria and the Sun Niveles. The last named is totally destroyed, but the other may be floated again, if no further misfortunesuccurfanita Times,

THE GAMES OF ANNAMITE CHILDREN.

before

TELEGR

THE HONGKONG FLEEC

OUR CARTOON.

ATUR

BADEN-

MAFE!

KRUGER'S CRIB CRACKERS.

BURGLAR PAUL. Well, my huds, how are you getting along? CHORUS OF CRIB CRACKERS.-" Can't be dong. Pan?! Bobs scoops it!"

QUBAN POSTAL EMBEZZLEMENT.

OTHER OFFICIALS ARRESTED,

NEW YORK, May 18th,

The arrest of Charles Neeley on the charge of embeding $150,000 of Cabán Postal Tunels, has been followed by other oficials being placed in custody for implication in the frauds Postmaster Thompson, Deputy Postmaster Reeves and two eleres have been apprelienced, and other arrests are expected to follow. The amount of the defalcations is now said to reach $2,000-Manila Times.

THE ROTHSCHILD BEQUEST TO

THE BRITISH MUSEUM.

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Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild, when, he died, in December, 1898, bequeathed in the British Museum the plate, enamels, hijuterie, earrings in boxwood, inajolica, glass, arms and armour, and other articles specified in a catalogue attached to the will, comprising the peTncipal works of art in the new smoking-room it Waddesdon, subject to the condition that they should be honsed separately from the other contents of the Museum. The trustees, while delighted to accept the collection of a man whose enthusiasm in such matters was not hedged about by mere considerations of pounds, shillings, and pence, were placed in some little dilemma. How were they to fulfil the condition of n separate roon), seeing that the Masenm was already wch filled How Lever the difficulty has been surmounted, What used to be the Roman room, and is approaches trom the top of the grand staircase, through the Anglo Saxam rooni, bus heen en over to the new treasures. The classical amiquities have been consigned to the basement, which sounds rather harsh treatment for relics so venerable, but which was doubt- less necessary in the circumstances.

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Wo'l best, make sure of the lost in Pretoria

THE BOURGOGNE" CASE.

After the sinking of die French Steamer Bourgogne by collision with the British ship Cromartysire, the French Tribunal of Com 'merce cóndenmed the Transatlantic Company to pay daninges in the relatives of passengers who were drowned. We lean"from the Shif ping that the Appeal Court reversed the entire judgment of the Tribunal of Commerce It held that Captain Delonche was free from ali blame, as he was above all culegiums, for the person of a glorious death met at the post of honour, and, worthy of the mission that devolved on the captain, of the self-denial of his officers, of the courage of his men, and of the records of the French navy, Captain Delontle there. fore committed no fault after the collision, and the company was not more responsible on that than on the other aus. The Court squished the judgment of the Tribunal of Commerce. declared that the documents, circumstances, and pleadings show that the Transatlantic Com pany committed no fault involving liability : that Captain Deloncle and his subordinates

responsible for the nets of some foreign pas- committed na tasit: that the company was not sengers who seized on one of the brats; and ¦ that the catastrophie on July 4, 4898, must be attributed with all its muisequences to a case of force majeure, for which the shipowner is not responsible.

The new Waldesdon Manor room is very interesting indeed, Many of the objects are. of priceless value, and one has ever before one the consideration that year by year it becomes. increasingly difficult even for the very wealthy in gather these things. The period of the greater pait of the collection is the later dazzling Renaissance, and characteristics of airliness of tone and splend our. There affeally only four classical ex- amples. Two are of the most perfect Greek work-beautiful heads, in light, reticf, of Bacchaples wreathe with ivy leaves. They form really handles of a litter, and are circular medallions th Jonse Among a series of cups al washs hollowed out of bird stonesy date, vase of very curious workingnships. The boy Roman cumeo work, and the mounts Tatian Renaissance. Some others of the cups present, also the somewhat curious spectacle of later enrichments upon classical ground. One

rings:

The Mekong gives some details of shocking crime committed near Saigon about the begin ning of this month. Some five or six Aunamie children of ages ranging from 9 to 12 were out in the fields herding buffaloes. They seized one of their uumber, tied him to a branch of a bamboo tree, and then having thus put hits in rock crystal bears the name of Akbar on a spit, roasted him alive," apparently by lighting a fire under him. When the little child was rescued. he was not quite dead, but his body was one horrible wound, carbonised in places, and cut and bleeding in others, The other children have been arrested, but apparent ly, there is no explanation of so revolting crime, beyond the natural conclusion that they must be little sayages.

A NEW ATLANTIO LINER. Those who are contemplating the passage of the Atlantic will be interested in the following extract from the London Shipping World

The new Cunard passenger and cargo steamer Ivernia, which has been built by Messrs. Swan and Hunter, I.d.. Wallsend-on-Tyne, ran her trials on zath of March. This ship is the third largest steamer jet built, so far as gross tan- nage is concerned, being only exceeded by the Oceanic and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse in Capacity for cargo she is probably the largest steamer aflent, and it is intended by the Cunard Company that the vernia shall leave for New York on Saturday, 14th of April, filling up the vacancy which is caused by the employment of the Umbria e transport 10 South Africa Her accommodation and equipment are of the most perfect kind, and the vessel. represents the latest effort of shipbuilding science in large passenger and freight accommodation. The following are, the dimensions of the vessel Length, 600 ft beam, 64 h. pin., depth to shelter deck, 49 ft 6 in: gross tonnage, 13,800 tous not lonnage, 8,913 tone,

in Arabic, and would appear to have belonged to the great Emperor of Hindustan. There are some superb specimens of the goldsmith's art among the jewels The Lvte jewel (No... 167) stands out with great prominence. It is an oval pendant containing a miniature portrait of James The enamelling is most delicate and brilliant

The story of this jewel is told by Mr. Read, keeper of the department of British and media. val antiquities, in his scholarly notes on the collection. James was so fattere by a pedigree that Mr. Lyte had produced in which, with the supremest art of the courtier, he made

to appear that the King had descended from Best, that he gave his subject. this trinket. It came ultimately by purchase into the Hamilton Palace collection; and Lord Rothschild bought it at the sale for £1,835, The enamels, generally, well repay study; they belong almost without exception to the later Limoges school. Antong the wood carvings arc soine, striking English specimens which may well excite our der nowadays, not only on account of their design, but for the execution

extraordinary patience and skill allied to the feeling of the artist. The microscopic carving in boxwood is a miracle of detail. There are few glass vessels of a rare character. One is a silver goblet, with richly enamelled figures. The story is that it was won at play from a King of France. The metal work is also interesting the drinking cups and the old-weapons. It is, indeed, entirely a collection to be enchained and it will prove one of the most attractive rooms of the Museum,.

SHIPPING REPO TS.

Captain Gordon, of the steamship Tricing, from Chinking, reports: Light to moderate S.W. winds and ine, wedker.

Capt. J. Williamson, of the steamshup Charya, from Bangkok, repons; faghu to moderate winds and fine weather throughanuf.

Capt. A. S. Calder, of the camishup Pina Nang, from Bangkok, ofer Switow. reponts -- Light Somherly winds and line weather through-

out. -

Captain E. J. Hudgins, at the temp Farmosa, from Syati, reputy: Moderate S.W. winds and sen, with the clea: weathe. throughout.

Captain C. Willions, of the steamship Pukkoi, from Tongku. reports: Moderate SAV. winds from Talu Har to Barren Isud, thence to port light S. and S. W. wirds,

ng

Capt F. Schutz, of the steamship from Shanghai, reports. - From Shanghai d Brothers,foggy weather and fresh S.W. winds, from Brothers to port fine clear weather with light S.W. winds."

NOTANDA.

CALENDAR:

MAY

afelenralogical means based on ten years',

"observations to 1893. Barometer

29.807 Thermometer

70.2 Humidity.... Rainfall

TO-DAY.

WEATHER REPORT.

Barometer. Temperature

Humidity Rainfall..

15.00

didate the date

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4Run

29.38

29.80

6X

26 67

TO-DAY. Saturday, 26th May, 19000

Kwang-sil Chinese-28th of 4th moon of 20th year of

Sun-Rises

Shr. 18min. Sels

Oh, 35min. High water-torning......... ohr. 48min.

Aftertioon Shr. jamiia,-- Low' water-Morning ........ ohr. 20min.

Afternoon... thr, şamin. "ANNIVERSARIES,

1393-Fray. Pedro Bautista, Spanish Envoy,

Jeft Manila for Japan. 1846-Hongkong Club; opened. 1867-Duchess of York born. 1871-Bank Holiday Act passed.. 1875--Mr. Blacklock murdered by Chinese Smugglers on the s.s. Dongles at Foochow 1876-Death of Grand Secretary Wen-siany

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184 Great are at Yamagata, Japan; 1,202

houses hunt and 13 lives list,” Bob Coronation of the Car, Nicholas II., at

Moscow.

1807 - The Russian Embassy by the Emperor

of China.

TO-MORROW,

Sunday, 27th May, Djun Chuese-cuch of gth moon of 20th year of

Kreang su Sun-- Alses

Sets

High water-Marning

Afternoon Low water-Morning

Aftermon

JANNIVERSARIES.

sår. 17min.

okr. 25min.

pure 2min,

ghr. 15min.

okr. 57min.

2hr. gruntu.

The keys of the British tactory at Canton handed to the Chinese constabulary by the East India Co. 1841- Canton ransomed for $6,000,000. 1848-Death of Princess Sophia, daughter of

George III. 1856 Attempted assassination of the Queen

by Robert l'ate. 1855 Caprine of Kerch. 1860 Palermo

captured by Canibaldi. 1879- Gerend Grant arrived in Tientsin. 1884-Loss of the s. s. Foong near Fisher

mza's Grown. 1897 fmperial Bank of Chim opened at Shanghai. Russo-Chinese Bank open- ed at Peking. 1899-Murder and Suicide by Marks, at 31

Pokfulam Road,

AGENDA.

TO-DAY.

pau. Concert at City Hall

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HONGKONG. ANEWALS U.5.5, Monterey M

W: II. Smith Taiyuan Indepeádent ... Dreamwongse

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Cosmopolitin

PASSED THE CANAL

Ontward--quil May-Braker Par

Hongkong (for London--Mr. Williamson, For Colombo-Mir. Reynolds, Misses Thräcki. marton, Miss Rush, and Dr. Jose Pinto Novaes For Bombay-Mr. Ellias Jõdota,

STEAMERS EXPECTED.

Names.

From:

To-morrow To-morrow: May 18th

May 29th

May 29th

May 30th

[May 30th

fane ist

June and

Bombay

June 7th

San Francisco

June 5th

dinand, sih May -Dardants, Glaucus, de ¦ Australium ........ Port Darwin tria, Frederica, Forest Bath, yil May | Rigud Maru...... Japan.............. Benlawers, Copack, Canton, Oldenburg 12th Hamburg ................................... Shanghai.... May-Menclaus, ¿filachi Maru, 15th May— | Empress of China Shanghai... Bentomnad, Kitachi Mary, Wittenbeza, Lavs. | Magon... Singapore Heidelberg, Pakling, Norman Istes, Kürdistan. Oldenburg Singapore 22nd May - Spilney, Vindobona. Puikan. | Hakita Xury ..............ĮJapan Calanda, Koln, Loestakken, Sniksing, Bayern, | Chy of Rio de Jan.[Japan Indravelli, 35th May Steudor, Tonkin, Wakara | Braemar

Japaa... Maru, Chittagong.

Borinida Homeward 13th May-Weimar, 22nd May | Coptic

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Arrivals at Home-16th May-dugam, 23rd May--Kerwachi Marn.

Shipping.

Arrival

Chowra, Bútjsh steamer, Lo55, 1. Willamson, 5th May, Bangkok 18th May, Rice and Wood. Yuen Kat Bong.

Pakato, British steamer, 1,218, C. G. Willums,

We wonki dem the ausuler of Coloqueing famo to sle style lu which becanters Expected and "Projeanne Sulling -” ave now publisher in these računits, and ja sa suling respuko fully were the managers of shipping done to give orders re their clerken to finish the unfee, or she formé abeady sopr plied pratis with the latest nesilable information every day

PROJECTED SAILINGS.

Ship. Y Destination. Date.

25th May, Tongke 18th May, Gands Agamemnon nuts.

Butterfield & Swire,

Airlie ........

Langlon

June 1nh Sydney, ...... May 31st

FUNG, Chinese steamer, 979, Gunlon, zith America Mate... San Francisco, &c. June 26th

MayChickiang 21st May, Oil, Chinese, Amping Moru

Antenor. Loose tous, Genicam

Argyll Schulz, Mah May, Shanghat ad Arcona

steiner, 12. E.

General Siemussen & Ca HANOL, French steamer, 749. Bonnier, 26th

May, Haiphong 231 May, and Hailow ash, igneial. A. R. Math. The Fit, German steuner, 790. Viristiansek 26th May, Canton 25th May, general- Sundry, Wieler & Ca Kansu, rätish steamer, 1,158, C. Sommerville,

26th May, -Canton 5th May, Generd.

Ballast' Bayern

Belgian King

Bengal ... Benlarg

! Bruentar

Bruterield & Suite. BENALDER.. Keiich stemmer, 1,959, C. B. Mc.

Intosk, R.N.R., 16th May, Singape uthi May, General Gibb, Livingston & Co. MENNIR. Bitish steaner, 1,280, H. W Almond, 26th May, Manila 23rt May, Sugar, Hemp and General--Shewan,

Tomes & Cn.

PHRA SANG, British steamer, 1,923, A. S. Calder, 26th May, Bangkok 14th May

eneral Butterfield & Swire. FORMOSA, British steamer. 74. E. J. Heelgi

25th May Swalem 5th May. General.- Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Clearance at the Harbour Offien." Saikong, British: str., for Samsti. Kamun, British str., for buatów.

Swatov, So......

May 30th

June 26th

Pothund, &c. Key York Europe, &c

June 30th June 20th

San Diege, Shanghal

Loss!

Par Dand, &c.-

June Olli huly 12th June 20th fung 9th Juno oth

June 9th

San Franepu, &c. July 31st

City of Peking...an Francisco, &c.uly 5th City of Rio Sam Faiersen, &c!June 9th

...... San Francisco, &c. June fgth Coptic

S Francisco. &c. Aug. 7th Duke of Fife...... Victoria, 3.C...uly 28th Emp, China...... Varierter, &c. June 6th

June 17th Emp, India Emp Japan

July 1811 Forinosa

Swatow

May 28th Havre, ....... July 6th, San Francisco, &c.July 14th Victoria, B.C....... July 3rd

Victoria, B.C......June and 11akat Mara... Marseilles, &r.. June 1st

Preiburg. Cinelic Glenogle

1 Goodwin

Hamburg... Straits, &c.

Hongkong Maru San Francisco, &c. July 21st

Kaifong.

König Albert Kuasang

Handzuru Maru, Japanese stry for Swataw. Hanna Luyken, German str., for Newclyong. Fulani Maru, Japanese str., for Nagasaki. `-

Prag, Chinese steam-launch, for Wuchow. Nippon Maru

Longuien, tieman su, for Canton. Ensing, British str. for Hongay. Pricking, Chinese str, for Canion. Pab Kong, British str., for Canton. Wucho, British str., for Wuchow. Thules, British str., for Swatow, Taiwan Marn, Jap, str., for Moji, Lightning, Bush str., the Singapore. Tras, British str.. for Saigon. Qugung, British str, for Singapot,

Departures.

May 2, 7nde, Rritish str., for Shaby hai. | May 26, Fritumi Maru, Jap, sur, for Japan. May 20, yes, British str., for Port Arthin May 26, Cheng, British str, fyr Singapore, -May 26, Hunan, British str., for Canton.

May 26, Taksang, British str., for Canter. May 26. Lightning, British str., for Calgutta. May 26, 4 finnah, German str., For Haiphong. May 20, Momenrus, British str., For Singapore. May 26, Haimuy, British str., for Coast Ports. May 26, Strathġyle, British steamer, for San

Francisco,

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Passengers Arrived.

Per Pakhai, Tom Tongku- 4 Chinese. Per Chorfa, from Buigkok --Mr. Hock, and 100 Chinese.

Per Loongmoon, from Shanghai--Mts. West, Mears, F. W Prof S. Hony, Charles, M Weasing, W. Fechner, and 126 Chinese.

Per Formasst, from Swatow--19 Chinese. Per Menmaie, froin, Manila Comdr. Roper, C.S.N., Cap. Byron, U.S.A., Capt. and Sirs, Walker, U.S.X, Mrs. Nason, Mrs. Henderson, Misses A. and R. Aullan 127. Me Aallano and son. Capt. Rayond, Misses R. Parde, K. Boemfani, S. Racino, Johnson, Playfair, Miss Zeinmuman, Mr. and Mrs. Gain, Master St. John's Cathedral: Communion. 7 aanri, Monit, Messrs. J. Males and son. C. Robertson,

Matins, 11 am, Evensong, 5-45 pm.

TOMORROW.

CHURCH SERVICES

Roman Catholic Cathedral: Mass at

7 dan, 8 am, and 9,50 8.m. Benediction.

5.

Union Church:- Services, 11 am and 6 para. German Bothesda Chapel. West Point

Morning Service, 11 alin.

St. Francis Church, Wanchai Mass (Chin) 6 au, (Port), 750 am. Benediction

Spa.

St. Joseph's Church. Glen Houd Service (English), 1 aån.

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J. Golan, J. Bucke, J. W. Bunard, R. Lambert. | Miss Guin, Mesars. W. E. Olair, M. Briones, | Coraca de Silva, A. Keyasunda, If Morton, A. Lorenson, W. Stephenson, G. L. Sare, J. Ellis,

[ ]. Miller, O'Brien, and 28 Chineses"

Departed.

Per Clyde, for Shanghai frean Lunden. M. Chresman. Misses G. M. Hill, M. A. Smith, Messrs. KJ. McEwen, T. W. Browne, James Dee. M. Kingston, P. McQugila, M. Fitzgib., bons, G. Moanad, T. Roche, J. To le, F. Lang. Mornington and E. Saw. From Marsellies Mr. 1), C. Dick. From Bombay Mrs. Moses and family, From Hongkong-Capt. Ritter Von Lummer, Madame Antonio Pandreb, Miss Marsh Gray, Mrs. MacKenzie, Mess:s. 1). W. Gilmour, A. de Wittemberski, Louis Leinss, F. 12. Barretto, John T. Wright, Henri Bleaton

St. Anthony's Chapel, West Point: Mass,

Xa.m.

Wesleyan Methodist Church: Services, 10.30

a. and 5.45 p.nu. St. Peter's Seamen's Church: 12 and

6.30 p.m.

MONDAY, 281.

3 pane--Public Auction Sale of Crown Land at the Odices of the 1. W.-D. (Lots 249) 8. ju for 9 p.m.---Regular Meeting of the Vic- toria Preceptory at Freemasons Hall. SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.

MAIS DATE. Australian (Australian) to-morrow. German (Hamburg) 28th inst

Canadian (Empress of China) 29th inst. German (Oldenburg) soil inst American City of Rio de Janeiro) ist prox. -Tacoma (Brazmar) and prox. American (Coptic) 8th prox.

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May 30th

Manila, &c.

May 29th

Sindits, &c.

Aug. 9th

Singapore, &c.. Shanghai ...

June zad

May 28th

4May 27th

May 30th

Aug 4th

&e May 31st

May 29th

Sept. 20th ...... Sept. 6th

..July 25th

June oth

Maidan Matt. Swarow, &c... Mènicuir ...... Manila... Monmouthshire.. Portland, &c.

San Francison,

Oklenburg

Patroclus

Straits, &c.

London....

Preussen...... Straits, &c. Prinz Heinrich... Straits, &c. Queen Adelaide.. Victoria, B.C.. Robilla

Sachsen

Sambia Sarnia

Shantung Stuttgart Sangkiang

Taiyuan... Thales

Thyra..... Weimar..... Wittenberg

Japan Stralis, &c.

June 28th

June 4th funo, 23rd June 6th

Havre, &c Havre, &c. Samarang,' &c....jjune 1st Straits, &c....... July 26th Manila... JJune 21st Nagasaki, &c. ... May 29th Swatow, &c....May 27th San Diego, &c.... July zoth Straits, &c. Havre, &c.

Aug. 23rd July 17th

THE BOARD AND THE VELVET.

A Thrane," said Napoleon, “isu board enreret with velvet."

trip the velet for the throne, nad you have sorbing left the bare, vulgar baris: replace the vetect and you have the most coveted youbo ufun power and glory, flowers the transition, tow vast The difference!

There is no operate in chemistry more slanje and andden than thùa în buntan life whereby extremes of feeling follow esel ather-team refying into sanifest-and smiles couleusing into tears..

Is happiness, or is power, en poor a thing, then, that it droge in its antiibanks at a torch ? ́at a: breath: Tat was but be too brety with our answer, as we tung he wong. The great French Emperor. was at mgandi felkov, and rigid well his Joyed a throne even though it was only na ujduslotermi Ievard.

Anal won all love like and its blessing, even thangh, they are uncertain and slaky,

Here, alos we hear a way, I had no

pleasure le life, mud-did not care what teeme of · he weare intereže i te kaots tie mazen why,

ir lin The perom fm some wapnote these words ex-

For yous," he toils us, “ U suifered froni „luse ed apunetien, aleeplessness, and nervousness, Por us May. 19. E had always been strong and liarty. At the thaw began to felt that onething ls come.. -- fox and weak. After eating, uy fare would tin-h, and the food give me great pat ser my chest and at the left side, I had a cutting pain savani the hamar, atal bed attacks of palpitation,"

The to interene our good friend a moment at his pint. The burning of a fora ora bayrick any make her baze than the burning of the cottago He is of the latter alarms and excites Test because we da Eve in it. On the same principle avy painful ailment of the hind or foot inny rate tiro no aptal anxiety, while a dietance of the heart's action does, for the heart & one of the three horses which lify resides in, the other two being the.

Per Kasuga Mare, for Manita-Mrs. N. T. Messer, Miss Messer, Miss Gammer, Messrs.h the longs, Yeh, as generally Imppeas. lị O. J. Launders. Mathen Gutierrsa, Narianne entled heart tables, the wing was heedless, a

de Leon, M. Manalo, S. Cardo, V. Kinque, weshall prevently see,

Ma Luiz Albaso, R. Kawachi aul F. Kabukin, For werk geller" continues the mirror, For Sydney Messrs. 1. Inouye, Yasuda, 6. S. | I got no proper sleep, and, in truth, so bad was this. Sargood, K: Maina and 5. Okumura. For condition that dreaded going to bed. My Herven Melbourne-Miss-Wallace, Lieutenand. were.legedly string and affected the loft side For of my face, which was quite drawer.. I suffered Mrs. Hacker, and Mr. O. Takahashi. Townsville--Mr. and Mrs. E. Walker. For nurtyrders with facial neungin. Brisbane Messrs. M. Rumsey and H. W Taylor.

time went on. I grew to be so lui il mier nisle that I bud nơ pleasure is life, ́and All not "care what true of me conalled a doctor, but-ou of lls medicines helped inc. Bener and wore I cons

Per Fniami Maru, for Nagasaki--Mr., Mr's, and Miss Ferris, Messrs. Clan Hang, Yained to fler, until friend tell me about Mother

Hing, Pong Kee and child, Shin flie, and Miss L. J. Wodehouses For Kobe-Mr., Mrs, and Master Armytage, Miss Henningham, Mr. Chu Yui Sam, Mrs. Mattock and 2 infants, Messrs. R. Noji and K. Gohara For Yoko bama-Col. and Mrs. J. H. Smith, Misses The Silk ex Emprèss of ľudia, arrived in A. Cmik, J. H. Vindin, Ethel Elwin, Elwin, New York on Thursday, the 24th inst.

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The C. P. R. Go's R.M.S. steamer Empress of Japan, left Yokohama p.m., on Friday, the 25th inst., for Victoria and Vancouver

bg, left Shanghal to-day, the 26th inst., am, and may be expected here on or about

Monday night the 28th "inst,

Mr. and Mrs. A. E: Eastwood, Mrs. M. H. Kennedy, Mesars F. A. Trigg, Trigg, W. Brown, C. Vamakawa, Arrow Smith, Rev. Pelcy Wise, Rev. Father Moore and Mr. Lister. To Depart

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Segel Cundirn Syrup, nd persuaded mei ta try 1 gút i fött!! from Mr. Pulbur, Greer, Spring Homil and after hiking it let time I felt it was doing me gel. I slept well, and lead less distress after meals This canungal me to persevere with It; and, gradu.. ally 1 got stringer, and the nerve pains wore away. now rnjeg god health, and lave recommended this meileine to many of my ciste. You can dish this statewal as you like. (Signed). Harry Wenden, Hairdresser. 171,!

Spring Road, St. Johou's, Twich, July, 1990.**

Wenden's explanations of his how of life'w pleasure is roumonplace after all. And yet low Per Ronita, for Kobe from Hangkong--Dr. | wach more fuportons than if it were, unique or ex- II. D. and Rev.. E. M. Ellis, Miss Ellis, Mr. | ceptibuni ? becaive the commonpince is the univery).

The Imperial German Maj steamier amand Mrs. Sun Ming. For Yokohama Mc-| It'l dience my gustle ander, that tous the velret Patrick Leckie. From London--Miss from there, that robs the cottager of his sleep, that Splintgerber. Front Venice-Mr. N. 1. makes the lady cry in its erudle, that strips the strong, J'er Coromandel, from Yokohana for London checks of worn, that hurles Jimmunity in the man of his vigente, hat-wipes the bloota from the Mr. F. Elinore, Misses Hutton. For Marchinchyard with bower heals andiblecllage feat

The Imperial German Mail steamer Olden-seilles Mt. II. Bureto, MT, 31%, and is the most pitiless digs of ill discores in the

rg, carrying the German Mails with dates from Berlin of the 30th us, left Singapore yesterday, Friday the 13th insty at o an. and may be expected here on or about Wednesday, the goth inst.

Laroche. From Shanghai for London-Mr. and Mrs. Graham and infant, Mr. L. Plummer, Miss Crean, Mrs. Helgensen and infant, and Mr. J. Burt.. For Marseilles-Mr. S. W. Cart wright, For Bombay--Mr. E. Ormiston From

fr. Wenden afterol, and which Seigel's Syrup cure-Judigestion, dyspetsia without tite velvet, Trent is the host of thirst this great reneily helps to her son sented sate happily pou it - Ad