Straits Times Overland Journal, 5 October 1872
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Straits Times Overland Journal
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Title Section23 1872-10-05 1 I Despatch m P. ft o. Stbamsb Ci Dblta" The Straits Times OVERLAND JOURNAL. VOL. XIII.-XO. 249. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER :>. \V»7'2. Price, i~23 words
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Article17 1872-10-05 1 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH. the J"r:: Sept^ at Pearl's Hill, the I Mr. P. Gtruon, ol a «4<>u.17 words
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93 1872-10-05 1 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1872. LATKST MARKET QUOTATIONS. gapore, October ">th. 1872* Gambier k Pepper 12 White Pepper Rhio Bone. Fl<>ur re J. 7". n iwak... 15. Tin... vist 13 lbs. Shirtings 2J>2|. do 2J2 I I Lotka 1.3S do I.' 7 d-. do 1 Gambrici 15 1 Fre93 words
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Article828 1872-10-05 1 The last Overland was published on the 21st September. On the 22nd the Goleonda arrived with the English mail of the 2ord August, on the 27th the Sutdh came m with the French mail and London advices to the 80th August, and the Deccan arrived this morning with the828 words
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Article327 1872-10-05 1 aov ok< BL L Highness the Grand Duke A held a ii on t je 161 ii was gh en m rernment B Grand Duke l< m on iu.st., and it U h" will bi D visit to m ;tl).,ut a tli-* knocking don win.- i the I -iy327 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous230 1872-10-05 1 NOTICE. Pi after this date, the Ist August ►ore Branch of our Firm tstanding busir. > !»e Mr. P W. M* ller. who until. farther n.ni.-e rfitJimcs t<» >'\<*n our Firm i-ition. ED. REXARD I Paris, J"th June. 1872 m The following passengers have arrived, left] or passed jthroogh the230 words
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Miscellaneous354 1872-10-05 1 Pbr Shanghai. From Marseilles: Mr. and Mrs. I orresfl and servant, Mr. and Mrs. Blain. Messrs. Ferlin. Denu, Menestrel, Denis. Ttiillemin. and (jatelin. r Yokohama, From Marseilles Messrs. Retz and Voyron. From Galle Mr. P. X. Myers. Per M. M. steamer Netta from Batavia, on the 3 Oth inst For354 words
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748 1872-10-05 2 Topics of the Bay From the Straits Times, September 28th. BILL TO AMEND THE POSTAL ACT. i Bill to amend the Indian Act of l s iiti, better known as tbe InI il Act, n hich was introduced Couocil qd tlu* l!>th instant, i> pared for the purpose <>f abolish-748 words
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Article3043 1872-10-05 2 Fnmi the Strait* Times, September 28th. The Embezzlement case against the Assistant Colonial Treasurer and the chief clerk m the .Malacca Treasury, came on lor hearing before the Police Magistrate at Malacca on Tuesday, tie 17th instant. The first witness examined was the Eion'ble J. W.3,043 words
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Article1383 1872-10-05 3 the Straits Times, October hth. The first day's Races of the Autumn meeting oame off on Monday at the Race, ('••urse. The won ther was clear and fine, and the Grand Stand was crowded to excess, while the mixed crowd outside the stand was a perfect crush. The1,383 words
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Article1108 1872-10-05 4 Vtraii* Time*, October ~>th. The resolution passed by the Legislative Council on the Ist instant on the question of the military garrison and defence of the Colony, was the only decision that body could have arrived at, not only m the interests of the Colony, hut m1,108 words
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Article1465 1872-10-05 4 From the Straits Times. September -2^th. (Translated for the Straits Times.) News has been received at Batavia of the disastrous affair of the 20th August m Deli, but the official lava Courant is silent on the subject. That journal has, however, published a lengthy outline1,465 words
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1227 1872-10-05 5 Thi following on ihe prog bin IK li ifl from the B \el*bUd of the 25th Se| o€ time ago, private advices from Deli, received by ua via IVnai that our troops, trusting m the promade b? two pungolos to -ivy up the rebel1,227 words
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Article414 1872-10-05 5 r -1 *th. Slvlal'oui; 26TH SIPTEMBEB, L 872. PBEBEKT His Excellency the Governor. His Honor the Chief Justice. The Hon'ble The Officer Comdg. the ["Troops. II is Honor the .1 od r riic Hon'ble The Colonial Secretary. The Hon'ble The Attorney-General. The Hon'ble The Auditor-* reneraL The hon'ble414 words
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Article644 1872-10-05 5 From th her bth Singapore, Ist Octobkr, Is7l>. I'rESKNT: Excellency the Gorernor. His Honor the Chief Justice, The Hon. the Officer Commanding H IT*. Troops. Hia Honor the Judge oi Penang. The Hon. the Colonial Secretar The Hon. the A.ttorney-GeneraL The Hon. the Auditor-General. The Hon. the Acting644 words
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Article737 1872-10-05 6 From thr S iif f i»ln r Papers laid before the Legislative inril \>\ command i f His Rxcellency the < Governor, y*ni ut, I>7± Hiiiateol Bm llencj the GoVernor, it.iiu Returns on the subject >n t thc Colony, I the Works Armaments to be mcc. <>n eration737 words
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Article1037 1872-10-05 6 the Si raits Times, October olh. Pfcpen laid before the Legislative Council by Command of His Excellency the Governor. 26th September, 1872. Copy of a Despatch from the Right Hon'ble the Secretary of State for the_Colonies, regarding the Estimates for 1872. Downing Street. 3Ut May, 187*2. Sir, I1,037 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter800 1872-10-05 6 From tht Stnuts Time*, Septemi (From an Occasional Correspond nt j Malacca, l^nd Sept.. igj The Colonial steamer Pluto, with Hif Excellency the Governor and suit.- on board, left this for your port last Tuet evening. The Governor embarked under a guard of honor of H v:ii H and800 words
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Letter447 1872-10-05 7 The J steamer Pluto is expected lure to-day or to-morrow with the new .int Colonial Treasurer, Mr. E. E. Isemonger, on board. The Auditor-Gene-ral will return by the Pluto t>> Singapore on T ed his examination of the inta here, and having given his evidence m the Embez/lemen: wing changes447 words
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2018 1872-10-05 7 I'mm the Straits Times, September '2>ith. To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir Among the critics of Mr. Pope Hen administration m Labuan, whose lucubrations have adorned jour the writer of a letter M^ned The Sparrow on the House Top" may linl v claim undisputed2,018 words
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Letter152 1872-10-05 7 Frmn ike Strait* J nber Ifith To the Editor of the Strait* Sih: —No one is fonder than I i a nme of cricket, but notwithstanding sii.-h partiality J should dulge n\\ passion I'm* the sport m i tion which v opardize public. >w, Sir, 1 respectfully this nme152 words
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Letter227 1872-10-05 8 Daily Tinus. D] m Sib, 1 have returned from my again, (still unsuccessful, I am sum to say, but patience and faith will win the day). and as 1 have no doubt vr.u and are thirsting for the ight tip for Monday's I give fully trusting227 words
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Article323 1872-10-05 8 ike Ft Mai. kCCA, 29 S PT., L 872. Tin S amen Japan and Sharp' shoottr arrived here yesterday, the former from Peaang, and the latter from Singapore. followii a une by these Per Mr. and Mr vn. —Messrs Euiui Wefaier, and Staimant. lefendants who were lately itted for323 words
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Article316 1872-10-05 8 From tin Strait? Tiuus. October •">//<. Ta the Editor of th<> Daily Times. Sik: Cock fighting is prohibited, and very properly so. lor it is cruelty to birds. We view Spanish bull fights with disgusi and very properly so, because they are exhibit ions of horrible316 words
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Article536 1872-10-05 8 Fr"n\ the Str< tits Time*. October sth. To the Editor of th< Daily Tim<>.<. DkakSik: -If my "tip" tor the first day's races was not the Btraight one, 1 can't help it, and any of your readers who were tool> enough to follow my advice and put their536 words
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Article384 1872-10-05 8 From the Straits Times, October bth. To the Editor of the Daily Times. Dejlb Sir: I have been very much surprised I may Bay disgusted that. up to this moment of writing, I hare not received one single ten dollar note for mv straight tip" for the second384 words
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Article683 1872-10-05 8 v -her sft. THE SPARROW'S CHIRRUP FROM SARAWAK. 1 poem after the hmmmmt of Bret Hart Which 1 wish for to s; The truth— take it us sieh, c ain't got no sort oi 'Chunst Labuan or the Dutch, Though cores say bo m letters most Litter, A -i.l683 words
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News of the Fortnight.
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Article40 1872-10-05 8 The Dutch steamer K—im§ WlUem 111., Capt. Koningsfeldt, from Bat. 12th inst., arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf this mornuur. The British steamer S//.rCapt. Milne, from Penang Hkh Malacca 22nd inst., anchored m the roads this mornin«\ a40 words
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Article467 1872-10-05 8 H. If. S. Zebra, Captain D returned to harbour this morning Batavia, having left that port on the lOth instant. The British steamer Rangoon, Capt. Barrow, from Bangkok 19th instant, anchored m the roads this morning. The British steamer Glenroy, Capt. Auld, from Shanghai 15th inst., arrived467 words
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Article580 1872-10-05 9 '>. i. >. N. CVs. steamer 0 aiu Di< Calcutta Utu N-j>t., via U..: Maulmain, ing, and Malacca, arrived this morning. W learn that the Ocean Company 's mier Hector, from Ldverpool, ii>r re and China, grounded m the Del "ii Sundaj last. It is I she580 words
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Article695 1872-10-05 9 Tin; Dutch steamer Koning Willem 111., Capt. Koningsfeldt, from Deli 25th inst., arrived to-day. Tur. British steamer ll«,nj /•<>//;/, Capt. Symington, from London 15th August, arrived yesterday. The homeward French mail steamer bodge left Saigon last night, and may be expected here on Sunday morninir. Mkssk.s. Apcar695 words
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Article37 1872-10-05 9 Thk Sarawak steamer Rot/a fiat, Capt AYareham, from Sarawak 25th ins*., anchored m the roads this morning. THE British steamer Gordon Cattle, dipt. Holmes, from London 20th August, via Suez Canal, arrived this morning.37 words
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Article183 1872-10-05 9 The British steamer Japan, Capt. Guan Hin, from Pinang 2b'th and Malacca 89th inst., anchored m the roads this morning o The Ocean Company's steamer ffecfor, Capt. Bewley, from Liverpool 15th August, via Suez Canal, arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf this morning. Tiik telegraph repairing steamer lavesligator,183 words
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Article461 1872-10-05 9 Thk Hritish steamer Thales, Capt Burnie, from Hon^kon^ 1 L9th and Saigon -7th inst., arrived yesterday uoou. The following ii a synopsis of meteorological observation! taken by tbe Principal Medical Civil Officer during the month ot August >: Barouiei.er m the month d< > do Hei. era461 words
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Article59 1872-10-05 10 The Ocean Companj aMj Capt. Butlin, from Uongi ;h arrived at TaOJOOg Pagar wharf moon. British s\ Capt. Barker, fro: ,1-aya and Samaiang, arrived this inornimr. The British steamer Benmore i Capt. Hnw.ll, from Marseilles 24th Augu arrived ruioer. < teems Conpmny'fl steamer t't. Drennin^ from LiverCanal59 words
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Article342 1872-10-05 10 ihe British steamer Vidar i Capt. Murray, from Batma 30th Sept., arriTed this niornr v anish Kfi n>, Capt. Elizalde, from Manila 24th Sept., arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf this morning. W e understand that the Rhio Parma 1 at auction on the :2 7 1 h342 words
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Article86 1872-10-05 10 The British steamer Teviot Capt Niabet, from Amoy 25th Sept., arrived at the Borneo Company's wharf this morning. Miss Adelaide Stoneham gave b< mi performance la>t night, to thin audience, which was hardted alter the success she had on the tirst night Both she and Mr. 11.86 words
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Miscellaneous614 1872-10-05 10 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SrrAab* •Sunday. 22nd September. Dutch steamer Koning Wilkni 111. GOO ton 3, Koningsfeldt, Bataria 19th Sept. I*. <k O. eteamer Culconda, 1,253 tona, Coleuian, Bombay 9th Sept. Monday, 23rd September. British barqtu Admiral Protet, 3»;9 tons, Miner, Lubuan 3rd. British barque Alexandra, 407 tons, Denkin, Rangoon 21st Aug614 words
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Miscellaneous347 1872-10-05 10 3lTihals.— Continued. Tuesday, Ist < October. British ship Wm. Chandler, 867 tons, de Bar. Maulmain 10th September. British barque Marie, 2»J2 t^ns, Strahlendorff, Mauluiein, lith Sept. British brig Natmoo. 2.j4 tons, Locke, Rangoon 15th Sept. Wednesday, 2nd October. British ship Laju, .>">7 tons Scott, Sonderiand 19th June. British barque Crimea,347 words
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