Straits Times Overland Journal, 31 May 1874
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Straits Times Overland Journal
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Title Section18 1874-05-31 1 The Straits Times OVERLAND JOURNAL. VOL. XV. NO. 2<)l. SINGAPORE, SI \DA\, MA.V 8L 1874. Price, 45 Ct18 words
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Domestic Occurrences.
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90 1874-05-31 1 ST RAIT'S TIMES SUNDAY, MAY 31, 1874. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS i ngapobe. May 30th, 1874. •5. Blu«*k Pi White Pepper.. i. Sago Floor, Sarawak 2.55. Pearl Sago 3.00. Coffee, Bontyne none. 40s. Mule twist 8± lbs. Shirtings 15. 7 do do -7i 5 do T. Cloths 6 do do _'i.90 words
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Article677 1874-05-31 1 The lollowiug passengers have arrived, lei isseil through the port during t lit. lVr ''hit ski re, irora Sydney, on t Fov v and Mrs. Day. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Anderson, Capt. and Clark.-, lli *ter, Mrs. H. R. Grabaui, Messrs. J. F. MatL Pirn, W. H. X677 words
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Article799 1874-05-31 1 The last Overland Journal was dated the 16th May. On the 18th the beii arrived with the mail of the 17th April, the haouad<h/ arrived on the 24th with the ftench mail of the 21th idem, and the enetid, arrived yesterday with the English mail of Ist May.799 words
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Article248 1874-05-31 1 NAGASAKI. From the of the 9th inst, we take the following The four expedionary vessels, consisting of the corvette A the gunboat T <1 the two chartered Ja and Mil tined here by the rough weather ou y and Sunday 1; Amoy on the eveniug of the l:r v.248 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Article652 1874-05-31 2 OUR POLIO IN Till: LA. .in which we publish h May, Reuiiberalitv in fa dea raits of which be *th are ;^lj of important and we arc gll i\\y ad\: them I in this waj to the Krst readoi a hill lor ÜblUbing ttcr trial of652 words
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Article1108 1874-05-31 2 > none of their institutions are Englishmen more accustomed selfcomplacently to direct the attention of intelligent foreigners, than to their Courts of Law, and it is not to be denied that in many respects they are j'istly entitled to he proud of them, of the strict integrity1,108 words
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Article1027 1874-05-31 2 >\ t! 01 M;iv I. \ral), Hadjee Mahomed A>rgh*d, tru mnV in mi of fl,ol the words "ing the own ew v Bridge Road in Sin tl, to be ke] das a comm time we may i n U and question the soundness licy which prohi and makes1,027 words
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Article1404 1874-05-31 3 That herub who sits up aloft and watches the fate of poor Jack, > on his watch or ot his dv puts i the tectio he police fear thai Mt'wliut indiscriminately, as far as sailors are concerned that perhaps Jack was more made for the law,1,404 words
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1622 1874-05-31 3 No. 2. The Patent Slip and Da any. \t, probably, to the Tanj gar Dock and Wharves, in local Patent Slip and Dock Company, had th< are of ;i^ the lay. S three m n, one of the most beautiful parts of1,622 words
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Article3764 1874-05-31 4 JOTTINGS FROM A TROPICAL ISLAND. i. Adverting to the value of habits of coinp an able and well-known writer, M. <i. Lewes, author of A History "iiilosophy," says—" Use the pen, no magic in it; but it keeps the fiy>it si about." Agreeing with him on that point— on others,3,764 words
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Article1333 1874-05-31 5 ■I.) M'\vs of the unusually sa c pery of o side by side with the enlisuits of modern Si have on the one hand t i<>r to t r the fir>! -»\i he jun nt, as 200 in is but a cub, an veral inches to gr< pair, although1,333 words
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Article1290 1874-05-31 6 (Translated for the Straits Times.) The following interesting notice of the performance of the world renowned Blondin at Batavia, on the 7th instant, is translated from the Batavia Haudehblad: The rope on which he performs his feats is fully 50 feet from the ground, and1,290 words
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Article735 1874-05-31 6 regard ii may iiturily 8006 1. yy land and by f!>) 11. To i-ule the country juatly, to main- ta i n 'l'dor ;i n |""!U'» i \vi t Ii t h<" ih'i p i of assist shipwrecked persons, and >es. up above will, .stances, be gulated lMrlllid> I: Nt735 words
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Article750 1874-05-31 7 ITEMS PROM THE MANILA PAPERS. (Translated for the Straits Times.) Tiik following is translated from the lat- tred Manila journals "On the arriral, yesterday, of the merchant steamer But mm from Yisayas, we received intelligence of a successful engagement which lately took place between a Government gunboat and several Moorish750 words
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Article1428 1874-05-31 7 p.d May. 187 k Hadjee Mahomed Abshad was charged before Captain Walshe, by Captain Dunlop, Inspector General of Police, for that be, being the owner of a house No. 39 New Bridge Road in Singapore, permitted the same to be kept and used as a Common Gaming1,428 words
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Article222 1874-05-31 7 MALACCA (From an < ident.J Malacca, Mm May, 1874. Thk Colonial steamer Pluto, A< Commander Welner, having on board H. the Governor and suite. i the H<>ml>ll' the Attorney-General and the Hon'ble the Colonial Engineer, arrived here from Singapore on Wednesday the 20th i His Excellency, together with t222 words
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Article182 1874-05-31 8 MONDAY 18th MAY. We understand His Excellency tb« Governor will morrow afternoon in the Colonial f o, on a nang. in., i D 1 beacon on nity of the shoals adcntrance ofN» loated off again at Bh. same day, \vith<>i; baying grounded i no lat the time. She came the182 words
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Article1083 1874-05-31 8 THURSDAY, 21 st MAY. M RBSBB. Apcai Co's steamer limpt Miller, from Hongkong l:ith instant, arrived at TunODg Pagar wharf yesterday, and will leave tomorrow for Penang and Calcutta. On the sth instant, it was reported that the dead body of a Chinaman waf lying in the grounds of a1,083 words
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Article481 1874-05-31 8 TUESDAY 19th MAY. 4',,, ta Amendment Ordini L 874/ 3 nt oncil, "Courts Ai; Ordinof Iv "uu in ,1. The the new A.-t briefly this Ist. That suits for money or t of property, respectively, not exceeding j Island of P ltl <>n V the Supreme Court by any of481 words
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Article904 1874-05-31 8 The British steamer Paituit*, C&\ Black, from Saigon ISth iust., arrived this morning. The German steamer Galatea, Capt. Taube, from Calcutta Sth in ved at Tanjong Pagar wharf yesterday. The British steam. Munk, from Rangoon 15th instant, arrived Tiik Brit t*r, Caj Ross, from Lalman 1 *>tli904 words
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Article74 1874-05-31 9 Th- ti in. ut are working th- ud turning out ent to c own steamers. The S. S. Royah- I them on her < trip to Sing uid will be now regularly supplyed. Mr. Me Allan, the Engineer, reports that the result of the trial trip to Singapore74 words
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Article332 1874-05-31 9 There has been another find <»t cannel t, not far from main > and Mr. C. C. de Crespigny has forwarded a large lump, weighing over i on< < d pounds, as a specimen. One gea reported over nin« thick we agree with the Resident of the station,332 words
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Article396 1874-05-31 9 The British steamer Legislator, Capt. from Hongkong 10th inst., arrivi anjong Pagar wharf yesterday afternoon. M^ Capt, Candierej from Saigon 20th inarrived at the Borneo Company's wharf this morning. amer Puiai arrived at Johore fromMoari sterday. She brought i a very tine full grown Rhinoceros for His396 words
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Article479 1874-05-31 9 Tin; British Bteamer M from Cheribon anchored in the roads this mornii Tiik Britis rum I', and in the roadi this morning Thb S tine, from Penang and R ed in the roads this morning. McNabbj from arrivi morning. Tn unship Coi Sutler, from Liveqjool Isth April,479 words
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Article205 1874-05-31 10 TUES DAY, 26th MAY. from t lOth and lea longkougat noon to-morrow. Thi ial letters from the Central Famine Pond .it Calcutta, have born of the Famine Centkai. Famine Relief Fund, Calcutta. m of bra] your ki ■and and ti\ nd ntribuipt of dv -ur Apnl and ExTen Tli already205 words
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Article57 1874-05-31 10 The British steamer Jiffy/, Captain Chopard, from Sourabaya 22nd inst., anchored in the roads this morninj The Batavia telegraph cable which temporarily joot of order yesterday, causing a stoppage of commnnicj this poet and Java, was repaired at 2 o'clock this morning, so that can now be57 words
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Article57 1874-05-31 10 Tui-Sian: -we, Cii] Christiansen, from Bai 2Ott m- TllK Si;i: i, from Bangkok 2-"Jni anchored in tin Wghear that P. H. Gottlie Polic- Magistrate, is about to abdica his i rial functions I i» i, but will oontiui to hold cilice under Governor Crown Solicitor. He will,57 words
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Article312 1874-05-31 10 The British steamer Bangkok, Capt. Bel bin, from Bangkok 2 Ith inst., anchored in the roads lay afternoon. We subjoin the following 1 aniiit extract from t '"fte of ti»e 23rd May. It seems a little strange, not to put too fine a point upon it, that312 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article417 1874-05-31 10 Saturday. 16th May. British steamer Flintshire, 1,242 tons, Sturrooh, Sydney 17th April. British barque Nai I t*>us, Downing, Fremantle i April. British barque Orange < ns, Hildebrandt, Newcastle N. S. W., 5tU Feb. German barque Dor .ns, Petersen, Batavia 7th May. Sunday, 17th May. Dutch steamer Saudi b, Wessels,417 words
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Article90 1874-05-31 10 Arrivals Continued. Italian barque Piere Superiore, 671 tons, Brunells, Cardiff 6th December. Wednesday, 27th May. British steamer Ruby, 748 tons, Chopard, Sourabaya. 22nd May. Siamese bY Ealahom ons, Christiansen, Bangkok 20th May. Siamese steamer Chow Phya, 333 tons, Orton, Bangkok 23rd May. Thursday, 28th May. German schooner Christine, 177 tons,90 words
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Article177 1874-05-31 10 {lie Lorenzo Campodonico, Campodoni. Hamburg. auier Belle tor Hongkong. I tie Muscat Merchant, Mr Intosh British steamer lonia, Jeffrey, for Bata P. 0. steamer Zambesi, Cates, for Hongk Dutch steamer Gov. Genl. Meyer, Lindeuiann, for Batavia. Tuesday, 19th May. German barque Dora, Peterson, for Bangkok. British barque Niagara, Greffer,177 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous794 1874-05-31 11 u:ssi;i> I'Assi:!! wjkk. Dat«. Flag. Ship's Name. Captain. From. To. Mi. rweg II Jakobs Batavia Rotterdam Moller Mauritius Strickland Singapore Lirerpool Noorban Oomkens Bataria Padang Harriagton McKenzi.- London <ohama Dinchlaz,' Hi->go .Imouth German Albatros .sen Macao Hamburg SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.' Datk Captains. ;Flao and Rig. Tons, of ab- Where794 words
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