Straits Times Overland Journal, 19 November 1874
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Straits Times Overland Journal
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Title Section19 1874-11-19 1 *J»For Despatch i O. Stk\ The Straits Times OVERLAND JOURNAL. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1871. Price, VOL. XV. -NO. :{<>:*>.19 words
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Article12 1874-11-19 1 Rangoon Road, the wite of Edward Eugel, of a ton.12 words
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Article, Illustration92 1874-11-19 1 LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. SINGAPOKK, NOV. U»TH, 187-4. Gambi< 5.35. Black Pepi none. White Pepper.. Sago Floor, Sarawak Pearl Sago Coffee, Bontyi: Tin 40j. Mule twist 8} lbs. Shirtings.... 7 do do 5 do T. Cloths L 124. 6 do do 7 do d« > Benares Opium92 words
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Article460 1874-11-19 1 The following pa>> have arrived, left, or passed through the port, during the fortnight. Per M. M. ifcramciT Me\kua<j on the 9th inst Fv pore. From Ikl Mr. and Mrs. Bustaux, Mrs. Traull, Messrs. Cullcn and Cohen. From Suez Mr. and Mrs. Eurn. From Galle Mrs. Rodgers »nd child,460 words
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Article884 1874-11-19 1 Till last Overland Journal was (fa the 'Ah November. On the 9th the ikomg arrived with the French mail and London advices to the 9th October. The English mail of the 16th Oct., has not yet arrived. The homeward French mail left this per Irauud(h/ on the >n884 words
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Article58 1874-11-19 1 SUCCESSFUL TERMINATION OF THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE JAPANESE AMBASSADOR. A telegram* was received in Hongkong on the 7th instant, stating that the peace negotiations between the Chinese and Japanese h»d been successful, and that the Chinese Government had agreed to pay an indemnity of Tls. 500.000 at once, and58 words
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Article237 1874-11-19 1 There is very little news to record of anything more than locil interest during the past fortnight. H. E. Sir Arthur Kennedy returned to the Colony per M. M. steamer Peiho, on the sth instant, but landed quite privately. The Court of Enquiry into the low of the steamer237 words
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Article244 1874-11-19 1 We understand that the master and agents of the French brig St. Francoit. sunk on Monday night at the Hongkew Wharf by the steamer Cawdor CastU (of which particulars are given elsewhere) have not yet decided whether to abandon her and her cargo to those concerned, or to accept244 words
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Article1531 1874-11-19 2 Til *D be f the ie annual re- in the public mind. Of I aferi v any individual or company, there c nk, be no doubt and the Opium Farmer, as the re] I a .oration, having been in the habit of pacing a similar I1,531 words
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Article771 1874-11-19 2 Sin<; i indebted to Sir Harry Old for the introduction of quarantine laws, which, without any of those nc;iry arrangements as to the landing of diseased and the setting free of healthy persona arriving on shipboard, not only bears very hardly upon the shipowner or charterer, but upon771 words
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Article96 1874-11-19 2 ili»' Iwrrihieli tin pie urn tVll< latr «i onei ilb win the up 1 •r, that in wha n our law -ami that or no any lie iiiiiiiuii me i for the It will b ions thing j indeed it tli il and j»riiin any belief, not96 words
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Article4760 1874-11-19 3 lav, he British of lilt of sufferings apmm a j >ut !i the lett. ipnd the sacrifice <>t" the therefore ret its honors. tion to know that, to which they w< i red little for and willing! their I lottery, one ibs ti tuted for 1, placing the4,760 words
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Article2936 1874-11-19 4 (Translated for the SlraiU Times.) The latest received BaUvia journals, which come down to the 21th ult., contain only one official telegram from Acheen, which is as follows Under date the 11th instant (Oct.), the following has been telegraphed by the Military and also Civil2,936 words
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Article1415 1874-11-19 5 Report of the Company s Manager, Mk. Pearson Morrison, to the Shareholders. Thi concession granted to the Galena Mining Company, Limited, by the Government of Siam under a lease of 10 years from Oth .July. 1872, for the purpose ol working lead ores in the Province1,415 words
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1863 1874-11-19 6 SOUVENIRS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. A. Lord Palmerstox. A stanger standing, for the I c, in the lobby of tin' 11- urn' oi Commons, some ten v go, ami about half-pa>t tour o'clock, p. in.. watch th«» niomi 1111*: in to an might have ol an elderly nan, with1,863 words
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Article235 1874-11-19 6 THE PROGRESS OF CRIME. To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sir, In the good old days when nior;» were valueil. bcxjks of th« be of a nun who, aft rought to the scaffold, and just before his 1 moments, on the pretence of his mother, hit oft' her235 words
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Article77 1874-11-19 6 To or of the Daily Time*. rt>ur Paris Correspondent's letter in the Straits the i an (nut Prussian) Amba«*a i'aris. Laws in Germany are not or assassins, but for a and the great 1 a your pondent alludes was most his higl y aware of hi*77 words
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Article276 1874-11-19 7 the EMI ,r*. horror is just .nival in Sii ISritish ■h Atlantic by tlie in tinhe former and the chief iv arrived ;it St. g of a portion of the privation and lor thr< in t! ltiu|> by a 1 >ntc-li ship and Iuv;», and from thence276 words
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Article679 1874-11-19 7 jb the Daily Times. Mi L —The Ur> Law in th< has been t rs tion here,-* f le myrmi month or so. For t CO' an. wl iuire in tlii it wou well adapted for 1 1 nt, or that ththe law well versed in it679 words
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Article1178 1874-11-19 7 ~,'om an occasior M The B. I. 8. > in Dick from Calcul the inter harbour last Monday night, an the following afternoon for Singapore, is expected here on her return vo; utta on Tuesday morning. 'I'lir St r I ';>]»- tain Augustine, from 'oute to P< anchored in1,178 words
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Article111 1874-11-19 7 Iv the Editor oj Hit JJailif limes. Si it, I'apt. Harrington's letter in your much of a fair other sailor. It is imp all hi* forty years tkc utiu in it i without food or war j»t the biiii v one I i and drinku iter will111 words
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Article908 1874-11-19 7 the C 7th inst. and as it conta »te- ments and observations retl |»on the Far lat. you will allow of them. In the Farmar has in his enipl number of sj f special I formation of sn This it altogtt mark, to thos« i"">er has no spies908 words
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Article1200 1874-11-19 8 '1 o the Editor of the Daily Turn*. Si* -The letter from "One who knows, 91 published in your Saturday's issue, together with the depositions made by the actors in that scene of blood, shew no reason why they should not be called to answer before a*1,200 words
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Article688 1874-11-19 8 (Illustrated London News, Ist August.) The heroic conduct of a brave Scotchman, one of the officers of a small merchantvessel abandoned in the Indian Ocean, was reported in the official London Gxzette of the 10th inst. It was then announced by the Board of Trade that the688 words
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Article102 1874-11-19 8 To the Editor of the Daily Time*. g IR> l) o you not think that the sums down in the Colonial Estimates for 1875, under the head of Education, are not fairly apportioned; especially when one considers of the toil and labour bestowed by the Christian Brothers102 words
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Article250 1874-11-19 8 FRIDAY. 6th NOVEMBER. The steamer Arratoo* Af)car t Capt. Schultze, which arrived on W«di afternoon from Hougkong, is running in place of the \a,ii> ugkong, Singapore and IVnang, and will ply regularly between tb<Me ports, occasionally ton at Saigon. She leaves Tftojoag Pagar wharf at 6250 words
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Article155 1874-11-19 9 The Brit Capt. Ith inst., ar- The B -t. i ley, from Foouhuw o"Oth ult, arrived at the* Taujou«j Pagar wharf this morning. Tut ■>', pt i Canal arrived at the Tanjong Pagar wharf this luornii Many h« c, we to realize the ability rora the unsafe155 words
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Article606 1874-11-19 9 TUESDAY, 10 th NOVEMBER. Tn Taub. rived yesterday morning, te to China. hart on Sunday. The Si Capt. Lecar tober retun ****** Th ning. bention of n due to a et in her crank-shaft, of which she obliged to await the repair. 1" Mantm irmT "y, Capt Poache, from Marseilles606 words
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Article656 1874-11-19 9 'I^iik British steamei Bf*/tf», Capt. M beribon Bth iofltj anc)l morning. w Maritim* tll(> joon i.ich port she left on mornii Tin. N. I. 8 's steamer Koning If'"/. 111., Capt Bakker, from Sourabaya Bth inst., arrived at Tanjonjj Pagar wharf yesterday morning. Wb are indebted to656 words
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Article642 1874-11-19 9 THURSDAY, 12th NOV EMBER. Tmk British Caj't. ll' aored in the roads tin ng. ta has this year added to its literary product ably-conducted led the uited by Mr. Owen Aratoon, a gentleman of wallknown literary talent. The October number, which reached us by the French mail, contains, 1 the642 words
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Article246 1874-11-19 10 rman steamer ('apt. Ju n, from 1 1 mgkong 6th i an mjon^ I tin's m ndon. Tn me, from Penang 9th and M anchored in the mornin in which youth Walei I, and < and took part, hu ittintf b irineipal si; I i W service,246 words
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Article396 1874-11-19 10 trawak steamer RRoyalistt t Kirk, from Sarawak 12th inst., anchored in the roads this morning. Thk British steamer R*ty, Fox, from Palembang 12th \n>\., anchored in tli this forenoon. Craik, from Bangkok lUh hist., lored in the roads this forenoon. men! of India 1 itcha highland i396 words
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Article136 1874-11-19 10 Straits steamer Japan, Capt. Milnes, from Penang 12th inst., and Malacca 15th, anchored in the roads, this morning. Thi British steamer Eastern hies, Capt. Smith, from Bangkok 11th inst. arrived this morning. Wk learn that the Dutch Consul here has received intelligence that the iiner Kon'nn/en tderlanden136 words
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Article282 1874-11-19 10 The British steamer Peumug, Capt. Hedley, from Bangkok 11th inst., arrived yesterday evening. L\>r Saturday's Government Gazette notifies the appointment of Lieut. Herbert Meyrick, of the 1 1 oth Regiment a Justice of the Peace and Acting Assistant Superintendent of Police and Coroner for Penang. The Secretary282 words
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Article236 1874-11-19 10 Tii imer Mcdi** t »th inst., nirlm. c(l m t!i Thk N. I. /v O// rim der Ncdtrhutdei, from Bataria 15 tli iust., arrived this morning, and lies in quanuitine. Thk British sliip Lortl C/yt/r, Captain Ellis, arrived in tin- or this inoruin^-, from Jolhn Bombay. Tli236 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article459 1874-11-19 10 Thursday, sth November. British steamer Tartar, 2,2*: tous, Harris, Amoy oOth < Siamese steamer Chow Phjm,9o9 tons, Orton, Bangkok 30th Oct. Friday, »t L Bforember. German barque Rebecca, .08 tons, Bundgaard, Rotterdam 2nd I July. British steamer Rajah, 359 tons, Monsell, Penaug _th Nov. iiian barque Julia Ann, 370459 words
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Article199 1874-11-19 10 Friday, 6th Noveml British steamer Japan, Milnes, for Malacca and Penang. British steamer Tartar, Ferries, for New York. French schooner Jacmel, Courtois, for Saigon. British steamer Arratoon Apcar, for Penang. Dutch ship L. J. Euthoven, Montuys, for London. Auier. ship Game Cock, Stoddard, for Hongkong. German brig Eudora, Ottlernian,199 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous551 1874-11-19 11 SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR. Da AMEB> CAPTAINS. ri A AXI, Bte. iOMS. OP AR- XH KR KpEOM. CONSIGNEES ,X AGENTS. |J,:sT. NATION KJVAL. MEN-OF-WAR Smith H.M.«toMa« -pt. iOPahan- aiur Naval Officer. SUtioa |TO {J an ?7 g" 1 8 1 >u f Hammer A Water Bon I s^ g an551 words
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