Straits Times Overland Journal, 24 October 1872
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Title Section25 1872-10-24 1 >f not V. O. Steambk Tkavanooes.' 1 The Straits Times OVERLAND JOURNAL. \<>L. Mil. -NO. 250. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 A, 1872. Price, i"> Cents25 words
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Domestic Occurrences.
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Article23 1872-10-24 1 I 'athedral. on the 23n| l.y the Rcvd. Canon J. A. R. i Heljer, conuMttder Sarawak Gunboat Hear ,)::i:e t X' > (_'urd<.23 words
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Obituary19 1872-10-24 1 <>n -jNt ins- at his residence, No. 20, Queen Street, Moseelj, infant daughter of J. R. Joshua. Esq.19 words
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113 1872-10-24 1 STRAITS TIMES THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1872. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. ue, Octobki 24th, 1^72 Gambier ?> 4.524. r U. r Rhio -L Whit Sin^a} >ur Singapore vvak 2.724. Pearl •>.'. 1 Tin i%i lbs. Shirting 7 do do ,2JO. 5 do T. Cloths „l.o". t> do do 1.62 i 7 do113 words
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Article1073 1872-10-24 1 The last Overland Journal was dated the sth October. The Provence arrived on the 13th with the French mail of 15th September, and the 7/7//dottan arrived on the '21st with the English mail of the 20th idem. The homeward French mail left this per Peiho on the 13th1,073 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous219 1872-10-24 1 rtnerj concern carrying on and Commission Agents a* Singapore under the firm of WM M LD vt Co., of which the William MacdohaU), Robert Duff, William Ramsay Scott and Jomh Wiovaul With am. were the r mutual content dissolred nber, IV7J,1 V 7J, tlieir contract of So>y. Tl< ;\m i:219 words
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Miscellaneous577 1872-10-24 1 Ismaila. From Hongkong: Mr. J. B. Serrand. For Port Said.— From Yokohama Mr. L. C. Portman. For ManeUlet.—Ttom Yokohama: Mr. Henri Hertz. From Shanghai Mr. and Mrs. Crawf«»rd. child, and servant, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan and child, Messrs. J. R. Bromley, X. M. Pathan, and F. Billion. From Hongkong: Messrs.577 words
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Miscellaneous113 1872-10-24 1 For Brindisi. From Yokohama Messrs. G. Bozzolo and O. Novarese. From Hongkong: Mr. John Freemantle. For Ancona From Yokohama Mr. A. Carini. For Venice. From Hongkong: Dr. E. Hitohcoek, Messrs. H. B. Gibb, R. H. Pye, and K. E. Gibb. For Southampton. From Shanghai Mr. H. W. Hardy. From Singapore.113 words
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Topics of the Day
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Article912 1872-10-24 2 fourth criminal session of the !< uit open* <l tii!-- morning', ihs II- §idgrcav< Justice. The following nipannelled as rrand Jury. Yf ti.. rorcm&n. trw •■ll. Short, Esq. J. Baxl W. B. Smith. m. [ohamed l.in Abmat ;il G. J. Mansfield, off, J. P. My.ii. ■idday, etmter,912 words
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Article757 1872-10-24 2 From the Btraits Times, Ort<>li<>r 12ft. i: publish, to-day, two papers laid before the Legislative Council, on the 26th September and 3rd October respectively. The second is a Report by Inspector General of Police upon the working of the Dangerous Societies Suppression Ordinance, from which it757 words
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Article736 1872-10-24 2 From tin Stra o iober 12th, The I niversal Exbibitioo which l>e held at Vienna during: the eosumg year, is attracting a great deal of attention m the East The Governmeut Gazette publishes a despatch from Karl Kimberley, enclosing a letter Prom the Secretary to the British736 words
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Article645 1872-10-24 2 From Uu I ]-2th. Tin; glean the following frems from the Hongkong Daily Ad 23rd ukin The Russian frigate Scetlamm had been docked at Aberdeen, l>ut would be detained fortnight longer owing her boilera requiring heavy repairs. There were two other Russian menwar m Hongkong Harbour, the i roud,645 words
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Article1135 1872-10-24 3 The Legislative Council is shortly nsideration two petitions on the ulwject of the Debtors and Hunk- the first presented by merchants and traders from SingaI and the I from tin 1 mercham The! inner petition, »>wii presum me oversight, (yarded to as, and has therepublic. The lateared1,135 words
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Article537 1872-10-24 3 From the Sfrnitx Time*, Ort<<b<r VMh. Some further Papers were laid before the Legislative Council yesterday relative to the proposed improvement m the management and discipline of the PrisoftSjof the three Settlements. They consist of two Reports addressed to the Colonial Secretary by Captain Inn< U. E., Acting537 words
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Article458 1872-10-24 3 From the Strait* Timu*. October UK*. Prom the Government Gazette of the 11th instant, received yesterday, we condense the following items At a meeting of the Executive Council 00 the loth instant, an order iM pass d bringing Ordinance No. ~3 of 1870, commonly known as the C<>ntagiou*458 words
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Article665 1872-10-24 4 From th- > \9th. wit- xcitement and dis- within the last few From being a swamp Ity of being a b igj centre We have refrained from alluding to the exciting cause hitherto, partly from reluctance to give unn people by giving iceful story, partly a665 words
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Article1361 1872-10-24 4 Pn m the Btraits Times. October Wth. Tin: Summary Criminal Jurisdiction Bill, which, as it now stands before tbe Legislative Council, appears m the last Government Gazette, is a law very closely affecting every one m the plan 1 coming as it docs to our very1,361 words
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Article4010 1872-10-24 4 From the Daily Time*, October 23rd. We make room to-day for the Report of the Sub-Committee appointed to examine the Estimates for 1573. As will be seen, it is a lengthy document our limited space precludes oar making any comments upon it to-day. make it intelligible, however,4,010 words
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Article527 1872-10-24 6 From the Daily Times, October 23rd. It is confidently reported that His Excellency the Governor is shortly to visit the Malay Chiefs m the Straits j of Malacca, to again endeavour to settie something," and we heartily trust he will at last prove successful. The first place527 words
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Article1246 1872-10-24 6 From ike Straits Times, October Uth. (Translated for the Straits Times.) Tut; state of affairs m Deli is thus sketched m the Hatavia HandeUbladd the 28th Sept The reports as to how matter- stand m Deli are tar from favourable. The troops suffer much from1,246 words
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Article995 1872-10-24 7 From the Straits 7 >> iober \9th. Offii lai. reports from Deli comedown ag if October, and are to the following effect The end ot Aust, and the beginning of September, were devoted to traversing, by means B, the neighbourhood of Sunand the plantations there, so adriven away disaffected persons995 words
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Article333 1872-10-24 7 From the Straits Tunes, October otli. SiM.-vroitt:, 3rd October, 1872. Present. His Excellency the Governor. His Honor the Chief Justice. The Hon'ble the Officer Comdg. H. M.'s [Troops. The Honor the Judge of Pentng. The Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary. The Hon'hle the Attorney-General. The Hon*ble the Treasurer. The333 words
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Article2280 1872-10-24 7 From (he Strait* Times, October l'lth. Sdtojlpore 7th October, L 872. Phi; si: nt His Excellency the Governor. His Honor the Chief Justice. The Hon'ble The Officer Comdg. the [Troops. His Honor the Judge of Penang. The Hon'ble The Colonial Secretary. The Hon'ble The Attorney-General. The Hon'ble the2,280 words
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Article4608 1872-10-24 8 From the Straits Tif*e*.todob*r 19th. Papers laid before the Legislature Council by command of His Excellency the Gorernor. iMIH SSPTBMBBB, 1b72. Minuu' by His Excellency the Governor on the Sale of Land m connection with the building and repairing of the Markets. An item m the Estimate* for4,608 words
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Correspondence.
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Article1230 1872-10-24 10 From the j, Octobt r Vlih. 'To (he Editor cf the Da//// Ti, Sik: In the Bth para, of the Governor's Minute on the sale of the land m connection with the building and repairing ol the Markets, laid before the Legislative Council on the 26th September last,1,230 words
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Article401 1872-10-24 10 I the St October l\Hh Mala. w. 12th Oct., 1872. THE steam-plea>ure-yacht Sn Mi the property of .Mr. Tun Chin H this place, arrived here from j Sunday afternoon, and is now m tlu Malacca River undergoing some alterations. On the morning of the 9th current, H M*i iteamer401 words
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Article207 1872-10-24 11 v r \J.tit. To the Editor of the Daily Times. 1 a catting, which our might upon with and the public. nrwhere bul m the righi and Sii with an a -till has to tv- the Ancient Mariner" and exm m doleful accents: "Water, water ■•> b p1 1207 words
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News of the Fortnight.
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Article404 1872-10-24 11 The British steamer Ban Yo*g Capt Craig, firom Swatow t^\\ ult, urrived yesterday afternoon. Thk Brit; lieu;. ct loraiug. O. Lee, tr at the I. t). v. IthOct., o terday. The l*i-iti>h te y ('apt. Toms, fn.m Glasgow LOth August, via d), arrived yesterday alien Thi British404 words
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Article118 1872-10-24 11 The ii. amer Callaghan, from Hongkong 26th nit. and Saigon lth inst., arrived yesterday afternoon. The Average circulation of the three banks during September was as follows, according to the Government Gazette of the lth instant Mercantile Bank $3 16,078. Chartered Bank ,296,977. Oriental Hank 182,866. The118 words
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Article333 1872-10-24 11 We lean) from the Sarawak Ga of the lfl instant, that tlir Quop Estate and Qther property of Baroness Coutts at Lundu was sold by public auction un the 19th September, realising aboat (1,500. The house ami plantations at Tanah Tuteh wore bought for ssi mi by iven333 words
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Article88 1872-10-24 11 Miss Adelaide Stoneham, and her brother, Mr. 11. Stoneham, performed last night at the Royal Artillery Theatre, before a very fair audience. Jinth tiie actors went through their difficult performances with great spirit, and Miss Stoneham was deservedly and repeatedly applauded tor .her excellent representations <>r character.88 words
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Article366 1872-10-24 11 Tin: British sceamer Mart at < Capt. Buxton, from Bangkok 4th inst., arrived this morning. With reference to our article m yesterday's paper regarding the sale di land by Govemmeut, we deem it right to make an explanation to which our attention has been drawn, and that366 words
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Article178 1872-10-24 11 The Q emninon, Capt. 1 a Liver. pool stb Sept., arrived i'aI tjar wharf this morning The Summary Ju before Council was, yesterday recommitted, m ord< it may be published m the m amended form, bo as I tinneral public an opportunity to ju of its merits178 words
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Article158 1872-10-24 11 i here is a rum >ur m that I j^ram to n S. ruig JI. M. lotli R poiv, and tak Hon.; moqth. <, Thi ivard Fn l J ei/to t .jth and the Borneo Go's, w and will 1< Marseilles at J Th the issuii tnoul158 words
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Article23 1872-10-24 12 Tin. M. M. steamer fsewa t (apt. Mannarino, from Batavia h'tli inst., arrival at the Borneo Company's wharf on Saturday.23 words
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Article466 1872-10-24 12 The Sarawak steamer Jiojaltst, Capt. Wareham, from Sarawak lotli in>t., arrived this afternoon. The British Bteamer Japan, Capt. (ruan Hin, from Pinang l"th and Malacca l-'Hh inst., arrived yesterday m(>rnin^. This morning, as the police were exercising one o\' the lire engine .mk m tlu' temple :fi466 words
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Article376 1872-10-24 12 The British steamer Parana, Capt. Wilkinson, from Hongkong tHh inst, arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf this morning. A\ inquest was held yesterday afternoon, at the General Hospital, by J. D. Vaugban, Esq. H. Ms. Coroner, on the body of Seenevarsen, the police constable who was drowned m376 words
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Article478 1872-10-24 12 A i the Exchange to-day, it was agreed that m future Wednesday should not be a half-holiday, m consequence of the change m the arrival and departure of the mails. Saturday, as of old, will be a halt-holiday. The following cases were tried at Supreme Court yesterday.478 words
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Article210 1872-10-24 12 We learn trom the Si am Jdvertiierthak H. N. Ms. steam corvette Vice Ad wind Koopman, conveying His Excellency H. J. C. Hoogeveeo, the Dutch Ambassador to the Court of Siam, arrived off the Meinam Bar on the 2nd instant. His Excellency's reception by the Siamese appears210 words
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Article971 1872-10-24 12 The British steamer Rangoon, Capt. Harrow, from Bangkok 13th instant, arrived yesterday morning. The British steamer Pcnamj, Capt. Chopard, from Pimmi? 16th and Malacca lhth instant, arrived this morn* ing. 0 We learn that the Ocean Company V steamer Achilles has arrived, at Batavia, 89 days from971 words
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Article590 1872-10-24 13 The Dutch steamer, Minuter Fran- Capt. Tergast, from arrived at Tanjong wharf yesterday afternoon. Tun British steamer S/t</rjjx/t><>/t>r, Capt. M Unes, from Penang L7th and Malacca 20th inst., anchored iv the roads this morning. Tuk British steamer Be* tan, Capt. Barker, from Sourabaya 1 4-th inst., arrived590 words
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Article1093 1872-10-24 13 A telegram from Galle to Messrs. Scott, Witham Co.. announces that S. S. George Reed, bound for Saigon, was wrecked on tin' 25th September on Dondoe island, Maldives. The S. S. also bound for Saigon via this i port, left (ialle on the 17th inst The third1,093 words
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Article547 1872-10-24 13 The British steamer Glengyle Capt. Mcßain, from London 7th September, via Suez Canal, arrived yesterday afternoon. THE Ocean Company's Steamer Auf>'iinr, Capt. Crompton, from Mono-. Kong L 7 th instant, arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf this morning, en route to London via Suez Canal. r l"iiK P.547 words
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Miscellaneous109 1872-10-24 13 VESSELS PASSED ANJER. Date. Flag. ship's Name. Captain. Form. Sept. '1-1 British Wayniouth <;>} 24Oernian Cadan Boysen British Vanguard Lucke* 23jFrench Pare de Famille an British Wemyss Castle Nicoll A 2hliritish Chieftain Black]. Bothwell Castle Watt Prol liitAmorieau 100 Blieel v British Whinfoil Joi Biaekie —'British John Ilc-L v Palm109 words
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Miscellaneous537 1872-10-24 14 SHIPPiiMG INTELLIGENCE. arrttal^— Continued. Tuesday, iJ2nd 0 tober. British steamer Gle Ill(tn H.N.M. steamer E ..1,!M30t |17«» British steamer Antenor, 1,601 tons, Cr 17th I October. Bepartuitd Saturday, Bj amer B< British barque Princess Lo I ilu] British ship Fair Wind, Perkins, I Spa r >. EJizalde, for Manil;;. h537 words
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