The Straits Times, 13 March 1875
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The Straits Times
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Title Section16 1875-03-13 1 The Straits Times tM i. XXXI PUBLIBHED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1875. SATURDAY EVENING 2,02216 words
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105 1875-03-13 1 The Straits Times SATURDAY, MARCH 13,1875. LATEST MARKET QUOTATION. SixuAPuKE, March 13th, 18T5. Oambier 5.17. Black Pepper 1035. While Peppt-r ttt. Fl.»ur. Sarawak 140. 3.^>. EtonUM 20.50. Tin 'J3.:{7i. Halt twist Ill Si lt.s. Shirtings 2.17J. 7 do do 1.80. I io T. ('Who 1.15. io do 1.4" 7 io105 words
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Article865 1875-03-13 1 I i Excellency Sir Andrew Clarke returned on the ith inetaai in 11. M. S. Ckarybdii from Siam, where his negotiation.- between the Supreme and SeCOnd Kings had been crowned with the latter having, before Sir Andrew Clarke's departure, been persuaded t<> leave the British Consulate, where he865 words
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982 1875-03-13 1 Whkx Lord Salisbury, in a dispatch revenwg the Duke of Argyle's decision with regard to the guage of the railway in North-western India, stated that, under certain contingencies, an advance across the frontier instead of simple defence', would not be unlikely, a thrill of982 words
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Article1287 1875-03-13 1 do not know cither who invented tin- Crown Colony system of Government or the exact date wlien it came into operation, Wit we liave a decided opinion that it is not perfection, and that it requires and ie capable of reform in many respects, as niin-li as anv1,287 words
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Article947 1875-03-13 1 {TntnxhtleJ fur the Stni'ii* ffawt.) Tin: following telegram from (Jeneral Pel, dated Aeheen I Ith ultimo, has been officially published at Batavia "Ambassadors from Analabu arrived. Report of death of Imam Pag r Ayer confirmed. Imam Gode offers submission State of health not improved." The947 words
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Article523 1875-03-13 1 O\ the 2nd instant, the Jacaacke Cn:i null the official journal ofNethcrlands Indiu, Bade puMic the following intelligence from Adicen "From the Military and Ciril Commanding officer .-it Acheen the (allowing telegraphic intelligence dated tlic "J-ird ultimo, has been received via Pi.iaug 15tb Feb. Three forts takt n at Lam523 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement270 1875-03-13 1 Al)VEBTI8«»iKl«T8. Miits in -ill.- kn .wn ,1 into for long 1 md rabaeriptaooa will l>e t Mh s; ;«ls<> in i oi Bmanr, Ooaanu i I. nbard Dfaeet, city; H < i < »ld Jewry ;in CalI t Ad> ifj "i the copy the Um> insertions reqafrei, Has all inserted270 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous20 1875-03-13 1 •mi sm \ns mm l > a i Edition Wkkki.y Edition I" l'< r Annmn SIfi 23 M:i!f Y.m.Iv 13 guart.-rly..20 words
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Article75 1875-03-13 2 1..n!0H, <c\th March.— Archbishop Manning ha* Ui»n summoned to Rome to receive ('animal's ha*. rnmental Bel in Prnssian Parliament withdraws all State endow•i. in Catholic Clergy, which will be restored, wherever the supremacy of the State is acknowledged. Urn e\j>ortation of horses from (iernitny ia prohibited. Ui MmwL—TlmReuter - 75 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter965 1875-03-13 2 Mtitni. 1 1 v M u;i ii. < nMnoVaf.) fill I! I S N. Co'a steamer Duoa. ii Mart, from Singapore n routr to rt, Ptaeag, Maulmeiii md Rangoon.) errr«d here last iv morning, and sailed the same afternoon. The Straits -.learners J<i/>hh, from Pinang, and Benmorr, from Singa|x>re.965 words
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Article979 1875-03-13 2 M vi.vit a, 7t h March. Tin Straits ste.mier lirnniorr. from Penang, and Sharpshooter, from Singapore, arrived here this BMtning. The weather during the past week has bOMI very rainy, and the roads are eonse- qoentlv very Baddy. To-daj, however, there ipnOOßl to l>e a I'avorablr .han^e, as the sun979 words
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Article267 1875-03-13 2 Malacca, 11th Mvacir, 1875. (From an occasional Correspondent.) Thk Colonial steamer Phi to. Captain MeKwen, from Singapore with dates to the < 9th instant, awing on hoard Sir Thomas Baamavee, oMaf Justice of the Straits Settlements, anchored in the harbour at 1 'lo a. m. yesterday. She also brought the267 words
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News of the Week.
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Article329 1875-03-13 2 Tin: British steamer Ruby, Capt. I'ox. from Palembang sth inst., anchored in the roads yesterday morning. The British steamer Pearl, Capt. Muuk, from Amoy 2Sth ult., anchored in the roads yesterday afternoon. Thk Siamese steamer BcMfiiti, CapU Belbio, Irom Bangkok Jird iust., anchored in the roads yesterday.329 words
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Article580 1875-03-13 2 Thk British steamer Bcutau, Gapt. Moppctt, from Chcribon 4th inst., anchored in the roads this morniug. Thk British steamer llrngal, Capt. Doujjlas, from London 12th January, via Suez Canal, arrived at Tanjoug Pagar wharf yesterday afternoon. Tiih 8. S. Glenjinl.ts, H. G. Wilcox, K.X.R., commander/arrived at Singapore580 words
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Article2125 1875-03-13 2 The Ocean Compauy's steamer He tor, Capt. Bewley, from Hongkong 4th inst., arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf this morning, en route to London via Penang. His Honor the Chief Justice left in the Pluto yesterday afternoon, to hold the Criminal Assizes there, which will OfMB this morning.2,125 words
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Article231 1875-03-13 2 Tiik M. M. steamer I'ei/if, with the next outward French mail, left (Jallo at 8 a. m. yesterday, and may be expected here next Monday morning. Thk British steamer Banca, Capt. Reynolds, from Samaran^ 7th inst. anchored in the roads this morning. Tiik K. 1. S. K.231 words
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Article3141 1875-03-13 2 Tjfj Dutch ateamer Sumatra, Capt. Bakker, from Sourabaya sth iaat., arrived at Tanjong Pagur wharf yesterday attcniit hi. Til P. British ste.uner Choir PAja, ('apt. Orton, irnin Bangkok 7th met. anchored in the mails ye.-' l;i\ wag. Tiik Bpaaieh steamer I'unnjna, ('apt. Bliulde, Prom Manila 7lh inbt.,3,141 words
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Article785 1875-03-13 4 via liangoon, Moulmain,' Penang, and Malacca 11th inst., arrived at Tanjong PngM wharf yesterday aftamooo. Tin. Dutch steamer dmmdm, ('apt. Vaii Leuwen, from IVnkalis Nth inst. arrived yestcidav evening, and left for Khio this moiiiing. The British steamer Ffltpttrick, 'apt. Humphries, from Penang Kith inst. anchore«l in785 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article446 1875-03-13 3 Sunday, 7th Marcli. P. A. O. steamer Khiva. 1,50t» tons, Peirins commander, Bombay l^\r\ Feb., c«niiigiii>«>M I. i >. (Company. Brit hli steamer Ruby, 14S tons. Fox commander, Palcmbang ".th M ii.li. NMgMH Wee Bin A Co. BritiMi -i.-.umr IVarl, 7i 5 tons, Muuk <• >mmander, Amoy 2sth I446 words
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Article211 1875-03-13 3 Sunday, 7th March. British steamer Singapore, Dumbreck, for Batavia A Australia. Monday. Stb March. P. A O. steamer Khiva. Per Tins, for Hongkong. Dutch steamer Koning William, 111., Bakker. for Samarang. Tuesday, Wtu March. British steamer Ritjah, Monsell. for Penang. British steamer Penaug. Hedley. for Bangkok. Dutch steamer Banda,211 words
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Article726 1875-03-13 3 Ship's Names. Captains. KLA.i and Rk; 'To s. Datl or ac- Where Fkom. RIVAL. l.| CONBKJNEES OK AGENTS. De-jtination* MEN-OF-WAR Hart Egeria Cliarvlxlis BftJM iSmith H. M. steamer >4 H. M. steamer H. M. sU'amer H. M. steamer German w.:v str. "J M| Jan. 26 Perak726 words
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16 1875-03-13 3 f> Patent Slip and Dock Compjy 9 At Johow16 words
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Advertisement879 1875-03-13 4 t-'ll us how nit 1 1 v <1> ntlis were nnually due to diseases i;cni'iuted by living in d.uup houses, and what is the RotwNC amount of sickness caused by infection of walls in houses. 1iok].iI;iIs, army lmts at w. <n\. and ao forth. That an kUMM aim unt of879 words
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Advertisement900 1875-03-13 5 iHisrfllamous. To THE QUEFV AND RoYAL FAMILY To H. R. the Prince of Wales (Special Appointment l And to several Indian Potentates, Foreign Governments, and Railway Companies. Established 1749. J. W. BENSON. Watch and Clock Maker. Goldsmit^ Silver-Smith, and Artistic Metal Worker. Prize Medalist of the London. Dublin, and Paris900 words
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Advertisement848 1875-03-13 5 ittisrfllanrousf. DR. J. col-Lls BROWS OHLOSODTNB. Is the Original and only <;k\ The Public are Cautionkk i unfounded statements fre pi, u tK that "the composition of OILOVOD known to Chemists and the Medical P sion." The fact ia, OSbOBODTRI veredand Itn. ■tiled I.y Dr.J.GOLUI BkoWßi (ex Army Kodioil Staff),848 words
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