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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 1002 –

At Glengar House, Fenang, on the 6th inst., the wife of W. S; DUNN, of a ann,

y On the 12th October, the wife of Captain ALAN BOISRACOM; Coptajn Superintendent of Shanghai Municipal Police, of a son.

MARRIAGE.

On the 9th of October, at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Shanghai by the Rev. H. C. Hodges, SLA, D 6. Lovo A ILLIAMS, of Newchwang, zo Lizzie, widow of the late Tom Bartley, Esq, of Denbigh, Nort Wales.

DEATHS.

At Penang, THOMAS HASLAM, aged 46.

Like,

ano

KOWLOON GARRISON ATHLETIO

"MEETING:

WAT HAPPY VALLEY,

general anday,

FIRES —Early yeɔle day, moining's matshed | ABOLITION OF ROLL CALI S – A¤ arty | flicted on the inhabitants, besides being Pat Green Island caught on fire, und The Brigade, firder jasued by Lord Roberts any's that all to 1 co by à wanton was;e of precious sturneut dut, in full force, as it wall thought the calls, except reve li, are to be abolished; tičie the Government bay of l te been

gunpowder might also catch on fire. After work will be no Sunday parade except church in order to prevent tlie pccurrence ing for a while fortunately the outbreak was regimental parade; garrison guards will be water famine and it opens adeor checked. I ate last night the fire brigade were replaced by police; soldiers will be allowed to bribery Furthermore it is by no means Garr son commenced in mbletic meeting at At three o'clock thisxternoon the Kowloon, summoned to No. 14 Jubilee Street, where they sinoke to the streets while off duty; kit inspec certain that the reduction in the number of Happy Valley under the patronage of found the chimney va fire. Ilie outbreak was tion is to be greatly minimised; coal fatigue plague cases during the last seann was title to L. f. Brown, R.E. Senior officer com extinguished with a few buckets of water; duty will be imposed only on defaulters.

the general cleansing and disinfection it was troops in China anıl Hongkong, SALT HERRINGS:-Messra, Ritchie and Co. 5UEZ CANAL:-During last month, 184 due, I am incline to think, 1) the long and committee consists of Li of 1. M. have received an intimation from their agents vessels passed through the Suez Canal, ofsual-droulit we had. According to our ex-14th hainbay Infantry, Col. W On the 11th inst., at Lethan House Singa in England, notifying at a shipment of sah which 157 were English, 46 French, 19 Dutch. Perience the dress of the weather is he Birdwood, oth Bombay Light Infantry, La pure, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs., H. B. SALMOND, aged 24 days.

wi he herrings corsigned to the firm, is due ïö

31 bussian, 8 Austria, 5 Italian, Japanese, est and surest disinfectant, and every year no Col. R. G. Iremonger, 33rd Barma Infantry, arrive at Hongkong in a few days: Several

sooner does the dry weatlier

g the Major To We G." "Bryan, H. KB. 4. A onders have been aheady booked, so intending

plague begins to abate and the apper and Major E. L. C.Berger, the long eng aling ther. But I say that if thes ke sures purchasers should hurry up. We understand

Regiment. Those on the executive committee ale go-on-cleansing and disinfecting they should, that Messr., ki chie and Co. are the only fim

be carried out properly, and thiry curtier ere G. Anderson, The Hongkong Regiment. in the tuluny dealing in this line of business.

not carriedout property. The practice a Lieut. H. W, T. Smith, HK S.JR., and Lieut." Beul. Pl, Heath; toch Bombay Light Infantry's GANTON-MAÇÃO KILWAY;-By the

PA Ashield, 14th Bombay infantry, Lieut. W. 11. Simpson, 3rd Burms, Inf ntry is lion. Secretary: Capt. P. G. Anderson, The Hong- Smith, H.K.S.B.RA, and P. Ashfield judges; kong Regiment, ieferee; Licuis. H. W. T.

Capt... R. Stevens, 33rd Burma, Infantry, time- Light Infantry, starter and Leat. B. F. Morgan, keeper Licus 1. M. Heath, Toth Bombay, 33nd Burma, Infantry, clerk of the course.

Mrs. RATTENBURY des res to thank Dr. J. M. Atkinson, the Medical Officers and Sisters of the Chavernment Civil Hospital, for their treatment and kind attention to her late husband during his last illaess. Sise desites a so to thank her friends for their sympathy in her bad bereavement.

The Hongkong Celegraph

JLONGKONG, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1901.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

SEVENTEEN RICKSHA Owners have been structing the thoroughfare:

courtesy of My A. J. Hase, the President of dhe Senate in Macau, we ate enabled to publish the following telegram, a copy of which in Portuguese was kindly forwanded to us ¡—

"Telegram from Portuguese Minister to the Chart at Peking to President, Senate, Macao. Treaty signed. Inquest you to congratulate Macao. Result advantageous commerce, pros perity colony.

Minister."

panich, 2 Danish, 2 Turkish, Norwegim and Egyptian. The receipts during last August and the last two years have been as follows: August, 1900, fr, 7,821,847-73 August, 19ot fra, 7967,016, 59, August, 150%, fis, 8,0 7,334.01.

VOI UNTEERS PLEASE · OTE:-Though the Volunteers, cannot beast of any South African records, yet the following will go to prove that they possess se mettle them, Says the Ouwa Berring Journal-The members of the Han kong Volunteer corps, the only Englishmen in the lot, saw service at the inking of the town of Fowloon and have the Chinese flags which they captured, at headquarters in Hongkong.

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realy was to cleanse a few bonses and then to

ie we them for a few months or until the nest season; in the ineantime the houses become as infected as before. All the houses in the Cola y should be cleans d and disinfected simultaneously and regularly, at fixed intervals, and in order to do this the Board must at least. have the sympathy and co-operation of the inhabitants. Instead of sending out gangs of reckless and thieving coolies to harass the peo pla it would be to, the benefit of both, if thes THE TARD BOCK :-The Sĩa Wen Paoard re to give every facility to induce

There were eleven events, including etveral races long jump, putting the shot, 120 yards,

men of M's, Navy and Aray (British torps

LABDADOR TO BE BO MED: According hears from the North, that Viceroy Yuan, ever people to cleanse their own houses at certain burdles, bigh jump and team race, One was 10 a special cable to the, Shangkat Time, since he rame to Chibli, intended to demand periods1 am sure the inhabitants would be opened to the non-commissioned officers and Ined sums ar ging from $5 to $8 for ob. Company is abou to be organized here, acre return of the Tako Dock. It is understood very glad to assist in carrying the work on only) and another to the Native officers only of

cu.ding in the Chronicle, to exploit and develop Labrador. Those who have the scheme in DUMPING DEAD BODIES:-A China-band are fortified with reports from experts man was find Sico, or two weeks' hard labour which promise fabulous returns to a promoting for dumping the dead body of a ten-year old company. They say that prospecting has developed indications of gold, rich enough to make likely the discovery of a region similar

chill.

ANOTHER CASE FOR THE SESSIONS : -The Chinaman charged with manslaughter, on the Yaumali Ferry Boat was committed for that this afternoon.

to that of the Klondyke.

GUS KOREAN COINS-Several officials of the Miyake Iron Works, at Uchi sange of · kayama, bave been arrested on a

dut The Dock is in the possession of the Russians, who have removed all the heavy machinery to Port Arthur or Talienwan, but the Dock itself is in its original condition The Chilli authorities now think that since railways in China, they will probably raise no. the Russians have returned the cxtra-mural

DERBYSHIRES objection to returning the Dick.

NONPLUSSED-The anival of the 'erbyshires at Singapore from South Africa on the 1st inst, was provocative

especially if it was brought home to them that by doing so they were likely to prevent plague. Mr. Fung Wa Chun-Sir, I think my Chinese colleague does not exactly oppose the motion; he is in favour of cleansing, and so am

ried out it is a very useful measure to adopt 1. fir there is no question that if properly car I think we ought to have cleansing, but I agree with Mr. Lad that the way in which the cleansing was carried on last year was not very. satisfactory, I think we had two very good inspectors in charge, but I understand that one

the Kowloon Garrison. The remaining events were, for the Native ranks of the Hongkong Singapore Battalion Royal Artillery, Hongkong, Regiment, 33rd Durma Infantry, and 14th Bombay Infantry..

race and a siver cup, presented by the officers Money prizes were to be awarded for each of the Kowloon Garrison, to the Regiment whose representatives obtained most marks during the meeting.

The massed Bands of the 33rd Burma Infan

LUCKY MANILA -Manila is to have an charge of having made bogus Korean nickel of some real fun, records a Straits paper. A is away now and the other engaged on different try, The Longkong Regiment" and "; 14th".

operatic season, Forty-one members of the Compania de Opera Italiana, of Genoa, are on their way to that city, and are expected to

rive early next month. THE CACHAR:-- The French bred transport Cachar left Singapore on the gth fast for

Marseilles. Just prior to the depart re of the | Cacher, a case of cholera was discovered on board. The man was removed to the Hospital NEW QUARTERS FOR CONSTABLES :-- The large building on Calle de Santa Lucia, Manila, which was formerly the Spanish cavalry barracks, and the pony cormal, has been turned over to the Philippine Constabulary, by the military author ties.

SAILORS WIN AGAIN :-A shooting match The Hongking Dispensary.

held at Balestier Range between teams of the 13th Madras Infantry and H.M.S. Arethusa Chemists and Druggists by Appoint-resulted in a win for the sailors with 841 points against 8oo. W. Ankerhead of the ethusa ment to 11.. the Governor and

made 91, the highest individual s'ote. Household.

TELEPHONE NO, 36 CABLE ADDRESS, "ACHER" BONGKONG, A. B. C. CODE, CO EDETION.

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A FALL. Shortly after one o'clock yesterday, afternoon a jewish boy, of about one and a half years, fell from the top four of No. 11 Staunton Street, and alighted on his head. He was at once remored to the Government Civil Hospiel, where he is now in a very critical condition. THE SS. IDRO DE LA RAMA on which, it will be remembered, a ball was held on board

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coins. For some time back a curious sound had been heard from the works after midnight, and late in the daytime also. The local police Suspected--something wrong and made the arrests. On examining the interior of the works, they found the business carred nut on a

fly of non, come, win had been deriving duty. We ought to be very careful in getting great enjoyment from a ride in a rikisha, inspectors to take charge of the cleansing, and decided to pay off the reolies near the Chirkett think it would a better if the M.O.. would Cub pavil an, bat found themselves absolutely write out a scheme as to how to cleanse these nonplussed when the pallets refused to accept houses. It is of course far better to allow the fares bifered. One of the soldiers was the inhabitants to cleanse their own houses, getting angry because his rikisha coolic under the supervision of an inspector. A CHINO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE :-A | laughed at h m and returned a sixpenny piece,

large scale.

telegram to the Nevue l'remya, dated Septem It, States that at the Foreign Ministers, dinner at Yokohama, the Chinese Prince Taau Tchin, who represented China at the Coronation of King Edward VI, expressed tus approval of Japan's action during the crisis of 1900. He said he thought, that Japan and China should form a close alliance, and held that these two Iewers should work together by uniting their forces for the good of Asia.

COUNTERFEIT COINS IN MANILA: - A vast number of counterfeited American dollars are in Manila" and throughout the islands, and the Secret Service Bureau is devoting its energies in an effort to ferret out the gang who made and worked them off. It' is believed that the counterfeits were coined in Canton by a gang of Chinese swindlers with whom a couple of white crooks operated. The great fall in the price of silver insured the possibilities of converting some Mes. inoney into gold.

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while another Atkins was vainly endeavouring to force a puller to take "iwapence as pay. ment. However a civilian relieved them of the difficulty, eventually, by directing the strangers to an exchange shop where they no doubi relieved of some of their English gold.

were

HONGKONG SANITARY BOARD.

MR. OSBRNE'S PROPOSAL..

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The President In the Punjaob I see that

an attempt is to be made to combat this disease by anti-plague inoculation on an enormous scale. Some thirty-five doctors have been engaged for this work, and it is proposed to inoculate some hundreds of thousands of the inhabitants. I also understand that in Formosa anti-plague inoculations were carried on this year with very successful results. It will be in, teresting to us to see the results of these experi: ments, but I doubt rery much whether it would be practicable for us to enforce anything of this kind amongst the Chinese Idoubt, too, whether a general cleansing such as that carried on last year is really efficacious, and my reason for of the housed were just as dirty three weeks that statement is that 1'an informed that diany

after being cleansed as they were before. It appears to me that what is wanted is that the District inspectors on their rounds should pay more attention to the state of cleanliness of the houses in their districts. If the Medical Officer of Health considers that their time is fully taken up in discovering and dealing with infringe ments of the Public Health Ordinance suggest inspectors be engaged whose duty it would be

CO., I some

廣

17A, QUEEN'S ROAD.

during her last stay at Hongkong, is now under "breakdown" between Poils and Cebu and

another steer towed her isto part in ristress.

JERRY BUILDINGS IN MANILA-The Manila City Engineer reported to the Muni. cipal Board, the condemning of build ngs and requested the authority to cause removal of FURNITURE the same. The action was approved and

DEALERS.

DRAWING-ROOM,

DINING-ROOM,

and BED-ROOM

ELECTRO-PLATED,

GLASS, and

FURNITURE.

· CHINA WARES.

PASTEUR'S MICKOBE-PROOF

FILTERS,

ROCHESTER LAMPS,

WHITE TURKISH TOWELS.

COUNTERPANES.

COOKING RANGES,

KITCHEN UTENSILS, and

HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES.

:

H.W. JOHNS & COPS ASBESTOCEL SECTIONAL PIPE COVERING, ASBESTOCEL SHEET and PAPER for covering BOILERS and FLUES, BULKHEADS, &c.

authority granted. Hongkong should follow the example.

GAMI: ERS-Thirteen natives, including a thy 5 rgt. Sulivan with gambling at Kowloon, and two of them with keeping a common sambl ng hous. They were all found last night gambling in the servant quailers at Kowloon, decks. tne of the Chinamen on seeing no means of esc.pe, jumped from the first floor and sprained his ankle. Two of them were fined $75, ten $5, and the little boy was sentenced to receive 12 strokes with the birch arid to be detained in prison for 48 hours. THE R. E. VARIETY CLUB:-The above energetic Club is giving an entertainment to. CHINESE STUDENTS IN JAPAN:-It is morrow night at their cosy little theatre at the reported from l'eking that owing to the recent Wellington barracks. The programme drawn dispute between Minister Tsai Chun and up is a very attractive one, and is under the Chinese students in Tokio, the Chinese Govern management of Q.-M. Sergt. J. Bryant, R.E. ment is considering the advisability of appoint The price of admission is fifty cents fronting special officers to 1.ok after the welfare and seats, and thirty cents for back seals, SINGAPORE'S FINANCIAL POLITION is shown by the following figures

Assets on the 1st Jan. 1902 .$1,814,394 Estimated Revenue 1902 7,954,514 Probable Revenue 1902,...........

7540,247 Estimated Expenditure 1902 Probable Expenditure 1902 .. Estimated Assets 1st Jan. 1903.. 1,709,111, Estimated Revenue 1993......... 7,582,595 Estimated Expenditure 1993 ... 8,106,149

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8,316,542

7,650,9.0

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ombay Infantry played during the function under Handmaster-Moir, R.W, F.-A-tent-had- een tigged for the occasion and the efficers were at home to lieir inands. Mrs. Johnson has kindly consented to distribute the prizes at the conclusion of the meeting,

THE "ROSETTA MARU.”

"Cock OF THE WALK."

Copizin Tate, the popular skipper of the. Rosetta Mary, has indeed added a feather tong hiscap by heatingull previous records of vessels at present engaged exclusively on the ferry run between Hongkong and Manila. Fourty-three hours was the time from Marivelles to Hong- korg and the 24 hours run for the day ended. at, noon: yesterday was 333. This, gives an average speed of 13.8 knots.

The Rosetta Moru made a departure from Manila on Tuesday. Shortly after leaving a Chinese passenger, suddenly died so Captain

examination preferring this course-to burying Tate put, into. Marivelles for a post-mortem

the man at sea as the latter would not only have resulte in a lang quarantine at Hong- kong but might have greatly pained the relatives of the deceased. This will certainly add to the vessel's popularity amongst the native passengers who have a specision to being buried aseThe examination showed the man had died from dropsy and his corpse was buried ashore in a numbered grave at Marivelles. The vessel then left-ber moorings.

here in time to connect with the German mil spends only two nights at sea during her passages at a ainst an additional, night by

oilier vessels.

NAVAL NOTES:

As we notified in our last issue Mr. Osborne made the following preposition at the Sanitary Board meeting yesterday afternoon" "That Government be asked to sanction a general cleaning of the Colony similar to that which took place last winter, but omitting fumigation.

In support of his motion be said:-The plague season of 02 is now closed, and I think the Sanitary Board should take steps in put to practical use the lessons we have learned.

The nutbreak of 1902 was not proportionally so severe as some of those of previous years, but I think it will be generally Colony. Doubtless there are people who will say that this state of affairs this year is in no

to visit the bouses and ascertain the state of Capt. Tate boasis that the Rosella Maru way due to our efforts; they will say that cleanliness or otherwise of these houses: If Canton, Macao, and neighbouring places were they are dirty, the Chinese should be given equally fortunate, and will of course oppose say, a couple of weeks to undertake the work of any repetition fw at took place ast winter. cleaning them; then let the houses be revisited But I think myself that fair-minded ma will at the end of the fortnight, and if they are still agree that we are entitled to assume that the dirty let the Board step in and undertake the measures taken by the Sanitary Department work. A general cleansing, such as occurred and the energetic cleansing work gen rally last winter and which lasted from November done by the sanitary officials had a most to April, would be very irksome to the marked effect in the keeping down of plague, Chinese, especially if this is to be repeated and if this is so, we are entitled to ask the every year; what we require is to strain at Government that these measures shou'd be maintaining the town constantly in a sanitary continued; it is for that purpose that I bring condition. As members are aware, the staffol forward this motion. Speaking from my own the Sanitary Department has been increased Personal experience, as being connected with since last winter by the addition of five senior about two thousand Chinese, I can say that sanitary inspectors, and I may say that, from succumbed in the disease, not one single case given to me by the Medical Officer of Healths. whereas in previous years a large proportion my own observation and from information occurred during this last outbreak, and I believe the town is much cleater than it has been for that that result was solely and wholly due to the many years. It seems to me to be necessary extermination of the rats and the keeping of in the case of the Chines: 10 ascertain if they the premises clean. Now, sir, the only objection will cleanse the houses themselves, and if 20 which anyone, including the Government, can it will then be necessary for us to undertake bare to this proposal, is on the sence of ex- the work, as we did last year, with our own

staff

education of both Government and private students in Japan, thereby relieving the Chinese Minister at Tukio of the tedious duty. It is proposed to send two such Commissioners: a Chief and a Vice, who "must possess high literary rank to qualify for the posts. GARRISONS FOR YANGTZE POSTS Chang Chih Tung wired recently to Peking to the effect that should under not be re-established in Szechurn and Kwangs by the end of theipense We now that the preventive year, he feared that Boxrism would spread 10 measures taken this year have been most the Yangtze valley. Rebellious societies are cosily, but with practice we shall also learn economy, and there will be no need for

squandering money in the reckless fashion o this last year. I think we can again carry out all, the measures of prevent on and reform carried out before, but with the experience gained we can carry them out a great deal

AMS, -Handy was re-Boated from dry-deck. at Kowloon yesterday afternoon, sa

HAMS. Albion (the flagship) leaves dock on HMS. Esprigle is expected here on Sunday.

Tuesday,

he

exercise.

H.M.S., Talbot expected on Monday, is at present in Mirs Bay engaged in firing

HMS. Elinkeins will undergo a docking in a few days.

THE ARMY,

-THE HONGKONG REGIMENT."

Calcutta, and has commenced fixing troop The 9.5. roloon Apcar has arrived, from fittings for the transportation of the Hongkong Reglu eat. They are expected to leave in her. port Watool left for Taku yesterday afternoon for India on or a out the 22nd inst. The trans-.

with seven officers, one warrant officerand 380 non commissu net offices and men of the Derbyshi es for the relief of the Peking Guid.. On the motion, being put to the meeting tid five natives, nd is ex ected to arrive at hejalso had on board oɛe woman, four child en was defeated by three vetes to two, the pro- Tku on the 23rd inst. On her retum, stré eme poser and seconder voting for and the Han birks the Royal Welch Fusiliers for Chakraja, F. J. Badeley, and Messrs. Lau Chú Pak and, llenyal, ma Fung Wa Chun against it.

MR. W. A. RUBLEE TRANS FERRED TO HAVANA,

more economically. In fact, the Medicală

flicer of Ilealth tel's me that this cleansing aced not cost more than about $20,000. For any part, I should like to see a special tax imposed upon the residents of this Colony for plugue prevention alone. 1. think that some

PHOTOGRAPHIC LUKEWARM VOLUNTEERS-The Resi-growing stronger there, he said, and are always dent-General bas framed regulations for the on the alert for opportunity for an uprising DEPARTMENT.

F.M.S. Volunteer rifle corps. Seme people The Viceroy asked permission to raise additional DEVELOPING and PRINTING

hold that it is a mistake to spend money on

troops to garrison all the important places along UNDERTAKEN for AMATEURS. Volunteer corps on the ground that the mem

the Yangtze, for any emergency. The cost of GOOD WORK.

bers too often soon become likewarm or half maintainance is estimated at Tis. 203,032) PROMPT RETURN.

hearted. They urge instead, government grants

EUROPEAN SENT TO PRISON-James in aid of rifle associations. These.grants can [7288 Hongkong, 8th July, 1993.

easily be withdrawn should the members of Ingles, an uncingloyed Scotsman was charged those associations slacken in attendance. Lc before Mrazeland thus moming with stealing GEO. PATTON & CO.

us trust that no one will be justified in making a brass telescope value 530 from Charles Have for Sale a large Consignment of

such accusatious against our volunteers in MacLandor, an overseer at the P. W. D., and Hongkong..

biso with stealing a Cicycle from Miss. such possible means for the prevention ofmentary things he said about the Cuban Carroll of the Dragon Cycle Dept, it app'ague, being constantly before the people, IMPROVING THE HONGKONG MARU: ears that the defendant had been living at the would have a more marked effect, and would is seldom that any of the three lipers of "Land We Live In" for sometime, and became teach them probably to keep their places the Toya Kisen Kaisha goes to San Francisco acquainted with MacLndor. One day on clean. I believe that if we could in some way without undergoing some "improvement or finding himself hard up' he went to bring home to the Chinese-in-their-tenement ASBESTOS CEMENT for BOILERS, alteration, calculated to meet the requirements MacLandor's house while he was opt, and stole houses, that "din" meant "dollar,” we should DRUMS, HEATERS, &c.

of up-to-date passenger service. The Hong- the telescope, which he managed to dispose of probably have less dirt and more cleanliness. kong Maru, has had her smoking-room enlar to a Chinese store keeper. at Queen's Road.. STEAM PACKING, GASKETS and ged and made more attractive, and on her Later on, he went into the Dragon Cycle Depot FIREPROOFING MATERIALS.

next visit to that port will receive an inlaid and hired a bicycle and then disappeared Yes oak flour in the dining saloon, an improve. terday he was arrested at Bay View Hotel HAEFFICIENT.

ment already made in the Nippon Muiu. Aby Sergeant Kerr of the Detective staff steel bulkhead on the upper deck is also to be He pleaded guilty, and was sent to prison Estimates and Samples furnished on removed to provide more bath-rooms.

or four months with hard labour. Application. 1s, Beaconsfied Arcade, (First Floor),

Hongkong, 3rd October, 1902,

MODERATE COST.

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SHIPPING AND MAIL NEV

SAMO UMAILS: DUK" French (Anna) 19th inst. “American (China) 19th inst.

Australian Australian) 21st inst.

· American (Ung() zellt inst... Canadian (Eixpress of India) 28th inst Tacoma (Futomz) 30th inst, American (Nippon Muru) 5th prox American (Peru) 12th prox.RUNNI The steamer Tiongkong Haru will proceed 19 San Francisco, &c, k? noon to-morrow.

The BT1. Co. steamer #rades proved at Tacoma on the Fath insti

162 NPS. Co.'s steainer Glindalc'h rived

The following telegram dated New York, roth instant, appeared in the Manila Times:

General Bragg, who as consul general at Havana, is persona non grata with the Cuban Government, on account of the uncompli-

people in a letter to his wife, has bees ordered by the President to exchange consulates with Mr. Rubice, consul general in Hongkong.

Frum inquirees made in Hongkong we learnt runs on the 14th inst that Mr. WA Rublec the Cons

tongkong for the United Stat Washington, about the 1st priz Hon. Dr. Clark-I beg to second the mution, himself prior to taking over the C Mr. Lau Chu Pak-Sir, I beg to oppose the | rdihip at Havana, Vice-Consul, resolution, which is to repeat almost the samǝ11, Bucon takes over the measures as those tried last year, which we e in Hongkong for the United noi gitended with such results as to justify the her ist ned will be large amount of money spent and the corsider Bragg who is expected to art 'able aniount of trouble; hardship, and loss-in- 1st of December

ASK for ASAHI JAPANESE, BEER-

G. Girault,

The tren Line steamer Glenlocky für ↑ werp and Landon left Singapore on:) "wist, and is dus here on the 21st in

G-Ly steamer Marburg

gapose for this port

#burg

bu expected her