The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 30 September 1861
1861-09-30
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The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869)
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Title Section12 1861-09-30 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS EXTRA. SINGAPORE, MONDAY EVENING, THE 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1861.12 words
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106 1861-09-30 1 The Peninsular Oriental Company's Steam-Ship POTTlNGE*<, Capt. KING, arrived at ew Harbour this morning, at 10 30 A M., having left Bombay on the Kith September, with the Europe Mailof the 26th August. The following passengers came by this opportunity:— For106 words
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Article4409 1861-09-30 1 Another battle has been fought in America, and the federalists have been again defeated. The Federal loss is reported at 800 killed -and wounded. The opinion gains ground in Lancashire ill t the cotton crop of America will not be available for consumption this year. The subscription list4,409 words
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Article205 1861-09-30 2 TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. Jjonaon, 25 th —Accounts have been received iron New Ytrrk to the 14th. The Federals, under the command of GenLy on, have been beaten by the Southern forces at Sprinuficld the General himself was killed. The official report states the loss of the Federals at 800205 words
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Article854 1861-09-30 2 LONDON, August iith, 18G1. Cotton —An improved ijeiii ntl ha* bct-n t-xperienced, owing to the continued war like character of the American advice*, and a fair amount of bu-incss ha* t»ce« transacted at the previous extreme rates, and in some instances Sutats have uMnmsnded rather higher prices. The854 words
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Article55 1861-09-30 2 ARRIVALS. From China —August 10, Montmorency; 18, Podesta; 19, Weymouth; 19, Ravendale. For Pi nang and Singapore —August 21, Tamar. DEPARTURES. For China —August 12, Fairlight; 17, Vanguard; 17, Lord Mac&ulay; 17, Hadassah 20, Edwin Flye. For JBat-avia —August 13, Christina Agatha; 15, 8alatiga; 17, Koeella. For Manila55 words