Straits Times Overland Journal, 9 September 1871
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Straits Times Overland Journal
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Title Section27 1871-09-09 1 n|: Despatch im p i PEe O. Steamm E The Straits Times OVERLAND JOURNAL VOL. XI I. —NO. 222. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1871. Prick, 35 Cents.27 words
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44 1871-09-09 1 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY SEPT. 9th, 1871. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. b, 1871. j ur Sm rapore t7'.. f n „34t034*. K)s Mv 112 N l 1 Shirl j ija to 15 I LBot I 17. Loan ik lulls (j months Bight, i/ 44. I Private,,44 words
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Article946 1871-09-09 1 The last Overland was published »>n the 26th ultimo. On the 80th, the ll* arrived with the English mail of the :-3 s th .July, ami on the 3rd instant the Meiioue came m with the French mail and London letters to the Ith August The Ellora, which946 words
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Article728 1871-09-09 1 TIBHTSm. X. C. DeiU, New*.) Our Tientsin correspondent gives some further particulars regarding the man lions m that district. Another Boatloads of people are coming m from the Southern districts, h&ving, it is feared. 11. Those near the ,-itv have I un. re fortunate, and have been able to728 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement9 1871-09-09 1 NOTIC] s »nd BU.TB our firm pei :en,rhi Sinp9 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous231 1871-09-09 1 IJassrngrro. The following pa- arrived, left, and passed through the port during the fortnight. Per -learner ipan .m Wishart, Ca] bb and 2 children, R. Jeremiah, ami 2<mi Chin Pei- steamer B Sloet rn> Pink.- and lonoep- men and 83 native deck Per steamer Pinto lon'Mc .1. \V. W. Birch,231 words
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Miscellaneous167 1871-09-09 1 Thi following passengers take their departure by the steamer EUora, today From China. l T nsrud. ndisi.— Mr. 1 shman. M P< and inn Jolly, Captains John Eaton Ahrens and Thym gyms and A thven. From Singapore. I For GaUe.r-Mr. 8. Pelsner, 1 sergeant a rank and file, 2 women167 words
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Article828 1871-09-09 2 /■'/•<-//< th> li, Tn,i,.<, 8eptmmber 51A THE PAUPEE HOSPITALS. Tmk report of the Commission <>f Inquiry into the <|uestion of the Pauper and Leper Hospitals, which ire publish to-day, deals with matter of considerable public interest. The Committee bare evidently done their work patiently and thoroughly,828 words
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998 1871-09-09 2 From the Daily Times, September 7th APPORTIONMENT OF EXPENDITURE. We have from time to time attempted m these columns to refute an erroneous impression that, judging from the tone of the Penang press, seemed prevail among the people of thatSet t lenient concerning the expenditure of the Penang revenue for998 words
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777 1871-09-09 2 Ax official announcement has been made that 11. N. Ms. steamer llertog Bernard, when steaming to the Eastward of Saleijer, m search of. the American whaler Xaut/w, stranded thereabouts, came near an island group which appears on old charts under the name of777 words
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1162 1871-09-09 2 The Batavia Handekblad of the 19th August thus comments on the rejection of the Sumatra treaty. "The rejection* of such a treaty should only have taken place for very weighty 11 i r;" > M did not exist, and hencewemoil regret that the 2nd1,162 words
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369 1871-09-09 3 Singapore, At It September, 1871. PBEBEHT. His Excellency the Administrator. The Hon'ble the Officer Comdg. 11. Bf.'s [Troops. The Ilon'ble the Colonial Secretary. Treasurer. Auditor-General. Colonial Engineer. Thomas Scott. W. Ramsay Scott. William Adamson. Hoo Ah Kay (Whampoa.) J.J. Greensluelds. The minutes369 words
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4710 1871-09-09 3 From the Straits Times, September 2nd. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Singapore. l'Hth June, 1871. Present His Excellency thi Administrator. The Hon. The Officer < Jomdg. 11. Ms. Troops. Colonial Secretary. n n Attorney-General. Treasurer. m n Auditor-General. n Colonial Engineer. T.Soott n W. Adamson. Hoo Ah Kay Whampoa). j? J. J. Oreenshielda.4,710 words
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3709 1871-09-09 4 From the Straits Times, September 2nd. SHORTHAND REPORT OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Singapore, Im August, 1871. SENT His Excellence thm Administrator. The Hon'ble The Officer Comdg.H.M/s [Troops. The Hon'ble The Colonial Secretary. The Hon'ble The Attorney-General. The Hon'ble The Colonial Treasurer. The Hon'ble The Auditor-General. The Hon'ble The Colonial Engineer.3,709 words
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5234 1871-09-09 6 From the Straits Times, September 2nd. SHORTHAND REPORT OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Singapore, nth Ai q\ bt, L871. Presbnt His EXCELLBCCI tiik Ai>\iixisii;akm:. The Hon'ble The Officer Commanding [H. M.'s Troops. Phe Hon'Ue The Colonial Secretary. The Hon'hle The Attorney-General. The Hon'ble The Treasurer. The Hon'ble The Auditor-General. The Hon'ble5,234 words
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1868 1871-09-09 8 From the Daily Times, September 5th SHORTHAND REPORT OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Sneapofu fan Ai <.i st, Is7l. Present. Ills ExCKLUENCn I ill. AnuiMsiK vroK. The Hon'ble The Officer Comdg. ll. Ms' [^roope. Tin- Ilon'ble The Colonial Secretary. The Hon'ble The Attorney-( ienerah The Hon'ble The Colonial Treasurer. The Hon'ble1,868 words
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2661 1871-09-09 8 From the Daily Times, September 5th STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. >rt of >mmittee on Pauper Is, laid before the Legislative Council by the Hon'ble the Auditor(Jeneral. sth .1 ink. 1871, Report of the Sub-Committee of th* 1. I mc 7. ap to t ii'fidi the question of 1 us. The Committee, having2,661 words
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Article510 1871-09-09 9 REPORT of thi: SOV'BUI TUK kCTlMQ LIU VA\T-i;,V|.;|; No iioK PkNAN-; KBLATIVG tm tiik Pi low Jekajah Hospital Lieut.-Gur, mar's (H P. W.Ishiatl VMh May, 1871. Sir. En accordance with the wish expressed by His Honour the Officer Administering tli.- Government, 1 risited Pulow Jerajah on my way fram Singapore,510 words
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Correspondence.
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517 1871-09-09 9 From the Slratts Times, August 26th. THE PENANG "GAZETTE. To the Editor of the Daily Tim Sn: I quite concur m the regret expressed m your article yesterday, that there should have been my discussion about the paragraph m the Penang Gazette regarding the death of Mr Owen, and I517 words
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100 1871-09-09 10 From the Straits Times, September 2nd. POETRY. Jo the Ed t toP of the Strait* Tim Sin: Referring to my former valuable contribution to your widely circulated journal, on the subject of the Ologies, I beg t,, enclose you a literal translation iue „f my late readings m the Sanscrit.100 words
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Article291 1871-09-09 10 A man he Owned a terrier .log, A bob-tailed, ornery cuss And that there pup got that there man In many an Bgly muss F<W the man i.. was „n his muscle, \nd th,- dors li.- wai on 'wis bite, kick th.- cL g-gOYfld animihIDN to291 words
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106 1871-09-09 10 From the Straits Times, September 2nd. HOMOLOGATION. To the Editor of the Times What a clever man "Kosder" bej a.,,1 1 M much V liaviir> come near to choke him with a big word. I hope that, m the goo.fc time which is Coming for him. he may be able106 words
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675 1871-09-09 10 From the Straits Times, September 2nd. THE CHINESE LEPERS. To the Editor <f the Doit,, Times. Sik. As 1 earnestly desire, before leaving Singapore, to make an effort m behalf of some ofthe most afflicted of my fellowmen. I trust I shall be excused for thus coming before the public.675 words
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485 1871-09-09 10 From the Straits Times, September 2nd. PRACTICAL LESSONS. To the Edttor ofthe Daily Times. Bin:— Through the medium of your paper. I would call the attention of the Master- of the Institution Schools to an easy and practical method of teaching their Hoys a tew important lesson a m Physical485 words
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954 1871-09-09 10 News of the Fortnight. MONDAY, 28th AUGUST. The Dutch gunboat Kapoes L,Captain Scholtz, from Elhio Saturdaj evening, arrived here yesterday morning. The British steamer Atholl, Captain Asjdct, from London llth July, via Suez Canal, arrived here Saturday evening. Tiik Prench steamer Alexander Lava lly, Captain Langin, from Liverpool, :21th July,954 words
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Article122 1871-09-09 11 pt va,, pohee officer of any fo «"d committing a breach of thVlau V n 7 J, rr«'«"'«l m the original draft of WI, but i m rn V 1 rs1, through the (l ulu u power is, we think, abBOl te, y .»< m order that the m aH122 words
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Article406 1871-09-09 11 "hi M. M. B tea i ei cjp4 Ravin, f.oni Batavia 28th inst., an morn m jr. The Colonial steamer Capt. Bradbery, from Penang £Bth and Ma1. &oth inst., arrived here this morning. The B. I. s. steamer Capt. I' igon, from Calcutta 15th inst., via Rangoon,406 words
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Article462 1871-09-09 11 Tin Hon. C. 1^- Plunkett assumed bis duties a- lommissioner of Police to-day, and Mr. W. F. Maxwell took over the duties of the Police Magfatracj Captain Speed} goes to Penang m the -teamer En, titrates to-morrow. The keeper ofthe Wah Whay lotterj m Padang Alley, Campong462 words
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Article529 1871-09-09 11 The Government Gazette continues the report of the Committee appointed to consider the apportionment ofthe Revenue and expenditure of the Colony, to tin' three Settlements; a document which we hope to be able to reproduce m a day or two. II. M. transport Tamar y Capt Hickley529 words
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Article554 1871-09-09 11 The British steamer Venu%, Captain Crowell, from Hongkong :2 Ith and Saigon -'ilst August, arrived here yesterday afternoon. The Siamese steamer Chow Phya, Captain Orton, from Bangkok 80th August, arrived here this morning. Tin British steamer Sharpshooter, Captain Cowan, from Penang -Slst ultimo and Malacca 3rd instant,554 words
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Article56 1871-09-09 11 The British steamer .Iron, Captain Jarman, from Poochow 24th August, en route to London via Suez Canal, arrived here this morning. We understand the Officers of H.M. 75th Regiment who have been stationed m Singapore were entertained at a farewell dinner at the Club last evening, previous56 words
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Article189 1871-09-09 11 The Dutch steamer Koning Willem 111, Captain van Emmerick, from Batavia 3rd inst., arrived here yesterday afternoon. The British steamer Telegraph, ('apt. Valberg, from Samarang 91st tilt., arrived here yesterday afternoon. It is encouraging to set that the Temperance movem.-nt is gaining ground m Singapore. Yesterday evening,189 words
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Article313 1871-09-09 11 The Spanish steamer Mindoro, Capt. Elizalde, from Manila 29th August, arrived here yesterday evening. The British steamer Sri Sarawak, Capt I lew at, from Sarawak Ith inst., arrived here*yesterdav afternoon. Tim-; French gunboat Coetlogon, Capt. Pot tier, from Saigon 3rd inst., arrived here this morning. The Blenheim313 words
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Article476 1871-09-09 12 On the 29th August thert^ were sold by auction at Batavia 75,000 piculs rnment sugar, which brought an average price of 15.56 a picul, and also 15,000 piculs Samarang and 10,000 pieuls ICadu coffee, bringing an average prioe oi /'-17.15 and /^37.50 ectively. A Ti.i.ia.iiAM from Saigon,476 words
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Miscellaneous1254 1871-09-09 12 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. JaiTlbate. 2n-\\*a\Z— Continued. Saturday, 26th August. American barque Clara. 523 ton^^ckds. Oslcutta 12th August. British barque John Brightman, 373 tons. Lor, n/en, Saigon llth British barque Bh-ng. 215 tons. Robson. C aleutta Ist August. Au g U t s Thursday, 7th September. H. X.M. steamer Rapue?s I. tons,1,254 words
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Article47 1871-09-09 13 VESSELS PASSED AN JER. iph p.. llU K ivia Harm (>lok B «tonp £L I?" SSBf »rd1 St l ll; Whitrid, New^Yotk If *T M Bnanghai London tiOTTcraam r sSsr S? (to \okohama m ;via 11^ 11^ London ShanSS Mar V, Iga rd i do 9a ka47 words