Straits Times Overland Journal, 18 January 1870
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Straits Times Overland Journal
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Title Section24 1870-01-18 1 FOR DESPATCH PEB P. k O. BTEAMEB MAJJRAS. STRAITS TIMES OVERLAND JOURNAL. VOL. XI. NO. 180 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY 18th JANUARY, 1870. Price 35 Cents.24 words
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STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, JAN. 18, 1870. Domestic Occurrences.
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Article33 1870-01-18 1 bant Church, Sir,, i. v the Revd. J. Alleyne Colonial Chaplain, Whitworth Al•i «>f t!i- Allen, I of 1 to Annie Maria, fourth daughter of the lai .Jvdius Dan Singapore. X• I33 words
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Obituary20 1870-01-18 1 Ai Bachelor*! Hall. Penmng, <>n th< Harriet, relict «-f the late George Waller, Eaq. k i I 63 years.20 words
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Article83 1870-01-18 1 r:, Jan laky Ism, 1870. .miner to 3.05 Black Pepper 7.. T. to 7.40 White Pepper 10.75 I Sago Flour 2.45 Pearl S 8.021 to 3.10 Tin 281 U>29 40i M „i:.utn 155 7 do do 2.50 5 do T. Cloths LflOto 1.621 do do L.85 to83 words
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Article400 1870-01-18 1 Tin: following passengers have arrived daring tin- fortaight. Per steamer Albion: Messrs. J :iathan Russell i Tenny, olera, A. Ml child, F. lasco y < laceiru, V. Monterola, A Garcia, Gnillermo Bspano, k, Don Mann A. de I children, Mr. and Mi Orquiola, Mr. and Mrs. Alcorindas, Mr Mrs. I400 words
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Article813 1870-01-18 1 The last Overland Journal bore date the 4th instant The P. ft O. steamer 'ora arrived here 00 the 7th instant, with the London mails of the 3rd Dember, and London telegrams to the 28th idem. The M. I. steamer Dommmi, with the homeward French mail, was despatched813 words
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Article1223 1870-01-18 1 Hongkong. There has been very little general news to note Airing the past fortnight Sir Rutherford Alcoci has left for England, \ia Calcutta, bj the last Pn ooh MaO, and pur- explaining m the lad named place the nature of 'his action with reference to the duties on opium.1,223 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement56 1870-01-18 1 Tin; T- interest and responsibility «»f Mr. )v MiLi.i.K m our firm ceased on the 1 1 ember i PUTTPAECKEN, RHEINB] Sir January, l s 7»>. d.Ao. Lm.) 'Tin; Thi interest and ility <>f Mr. .Tons Jam BIUJM, and "f Mr. Jamks Wai.-ox, 121 ..ui- firm, ceased on the ;>l>?56 words
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Topics of the Day.
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548 1870-01-18 2 From the Straits Times, January 8th. JUDICIAL. Tin Fir I n of tin's ed "M ~dav morning, 1 I <-'»•]< iri I louse, he His I! Sir I. 11. Maxwell, Chief .It tl G 1;--1 li« foil i 11. I tuchax .1. L. K u McAlisi i .1. I '"I548 words
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966 1870-01-18 2 From the Straits Times, January 8th. SPEECH OF HIS EXCELLENCY JAMOR-GENERAL SIRHARRY ORD, C. B., R. E., v !!1 LOSING OF I 1 1 1 SESSION OF I 111; •IM. VTM E CO! \<ll. OF l ill. ill sxß. N IDKSSDJT, 2»TH D» BXBXB, 18». Hoxob lblx «.i.m i 01966 words
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1437 1870-01-18 2 From the Straits Times, January 15th. THE POST OFFICE. The Post Office regulations here, give rise to a great deal of dissatisfaction among the community, .induct wholly ithoul reason. Within the past year, a number of" notifications" have been issued, of very material alterations m the long established customs of1,437 words
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1523 1870-01-18 3 From the Straits Times, January 15th. THE LATE COLONEL RANALD MACPHERSON. Tin: late Colonel Ranald Macpherson, Lieutenant-Governor and Colonial Secretary of the Straiti Settlements, bora m the [sic of Bkye on she I Ith July, IM7, and at an early age entered the India Company 4 Military College at Addiaeombe,1,523 words
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679 1870-01-18 3 From the Straits Times, January 8th. JAVA ITEMS. A correspondent of the Summtra Comrunt of tin* :>oth November writes m follows. The OpJkir hat again began its volcanic working, outwardly, after, according to the assertions of the oldest inhabitants, having rested from its tormer laboun for about half a century.679 words
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1598 1870-01-18 3 From the Straits Times, January 15th. JAVA ITEMS. The Java papers give the following information to mariners. "The Rear Admiral, Commander of the Naval forces and Chief of the Marine Department of Netherlands India, makes known to those whom it may concern, that at Kupang (Timor) an aqueduct lias been1,598 words
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9176 1870-01-18 4 From the Straits Times, January 8th. SHORT-HAND REPORT OF THE PROCOUNCIL OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. COUNCIL CHAMBER, SINGAPORE, l">th Nuvcmlicr, 1869. His Exc< llencv The Governor. The Hon'ble Ine Lieut.-GovernoT and Colonial Secretary. His Honor The Chief Justice. The Hoa'ble The Attorney-GeneraL Hon'ble The Acting Trcagnror9,176 words
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4783 1870-01-18 6 From the Straits Times, January 8th. SHORT-HAND REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. COUNCIL CHAMBER, SINGAPORE. 24th November, 1868. Present His Excellency The Governor. His Honor The Chief Justice. The Hon'ble The Officer Commanding H. Ms. Troop-. The Hon'ble The Attorney-General. Hon'ble The A.cting4,783 words
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999 1870-01-18 8 From the Straits Times, January 17th. THE WATERWORK Tm i on of the Waterworks, v now and then crops up m another, is one we should like to see definitely settle.'. that public may know whai they are I) to expect The attitude ofthe Government and the Municipal Commission inwards999 words
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Correspondence.
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107 1870-01-18 8 From the Straits Times, January 8th. JOHNSTON'S PIER. To the Editor of the Strait* Tim, r. I>kar Snj.-Ca,, you infonnm whellltl"tl: t Bts "hirh were erected to -gupl^;, il ;V 1( Mti 1 P ier liS(><l^ the landing ?J H .R. I the Dnke of Edinbmgh, are 1<) 1 I(107 words
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News of the Fortnight.
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Article602 1870-01-18 8 BThi Britwh steamer Albion, Captain I i 1 from Manila 28th December arrived here this morning. Tm, performance of the Torn Thumb ''""I"' Town Hull Tl, „tr, last evening, was (11 e ofthemosi pleasing -«1t1...j 1 Il,ii1 l,ii Singapore. '<""■ KtUe men and womenT Tom "T?b«d ihi.602 words
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Article84 1870-01-18 8 Pitt British Bteamer Appin, Captain Krawell, from Glasgow 80th Sq>toml>er, St Vuieent2oth October, and Mauritius 11th December, arrived here this mornmer. The British steamer Bangkok, Cap. tain Haffenden, from Glasgow 4th (M arrived here yesterday afternoon The ykok is the property of Messrs. C. i Ualla Co.,84 words
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Article404 1870-01-18 8 TmM. I. 5t.,u,,,.r Ihnnai, with the xl homewMd hatch mail, ra to [?l ye H° n W<m ti» 4th and Saigon The B ,icr Sin Naming, Captain Drage, from Glasgow 11th November, vi the Suez Canal and Bonil»a\ arri ed here tin's mornii The P. M\ S.404 words
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Article576 1870-01-18 8 We extract the following notification hnom yesterday's Government Gszette:— The following IV wdiagsofa Marine By Hi-, Excellency's Command E. W. SHAW. n o ilr/iMflf Colonial Secretary Colonial Secretary's Office, 6/// January. LB7O. We, the Udtnkned, have enquired into the<- mso ot th, the B^ tUh London, OfflcUJ576 words
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Article281 1870-01-18 9 The British steamer Himalaya, Captain Atkinson, from Calcutta :2 Ith December, via Port Blair, Camorta, and Penangj arrived here Saturday afternoon. Tm: M.I. steamer Capitol* t Captain Havin, from Hatavia 7th instant, arrived here this morning*. T uk following cases were thrown out by Mm Ghrmnd Jury281 words
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Article127 1870-01-18 9 Tm Colonial steamer PeiJko, from Penang sth inst., arrhnad liore this norning. The British steamer Fine, Capt. Mann, from Lalman 6th inst., arrived here this morning. The Dutch steamer Batmvia, Capt. Bitterberg, from Samaran^ 6th inst., arrived here yesterday afternoon. Tin. Vfiko tewed the lit^ht vessel Torch127 words
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Article997 1870-01-18 9 The British steamer TeteyrmpA, Captain (irenon, from Pcnang 9th and Malacca 1 lth instant, arrived here this morning 1 Tm If. I. steamer Dommni, Captain Bourdon, from Hongkong 4-th and Saigon 9ih instant, with the homeward Fit-neh mail arrived here this morning. TiiF CriminaJ Session closed yesterday,997 words
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Article38 1870-01-18 9 We learn that 11. K. the Governor will not return here before the end of this month, at all events, if not later He Intendf ■pending i week or so at Malacca after leaving; Fenansr.38 words
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Article382 1870-01-18 9 The Russian steamer Orloff, Captain "Winsor, from Hongkong 3rd and Saigon 11 tli instant, arrived here this morning. Wl have more than once had occasion to draw attention to the incorrectness of the Friend of India on Straits matters. In that paper of the 23rd December, we382 words
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Article431 1870-01-18 9 Advicks from Saigon inform us thai a panic prevailed among the Annamite women m French Cochin China, to such an extent that the supply of rice from the rice districts had wholly ceased. The work of cultivating and cleanning the rice is, m the iirst place, entirely431 words
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Page 9 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous128 1870-01-18 9 VESSELS PASSED ANJER. Date. Fla£. Ship's Name. Captain. From. TV Dec. 23 North G' man Bremen JJiill««r<licck Capetown I Batavia North '»'man Alieor Schuok Hongkong Ilimlmrg British Siam Dingham Siagan r.ost-.n British Barbadian Shanghai Fahnouth American A. C. OtiH Otis Manila New-York 2<5 French Mille Mcnard lEmeittel Saigon British Harriet128 words
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