Straits Times Overland Journal, 21 September 1878
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Straits Times Overland Journal
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Title Section30 1878-09-21 1 K <>" 1} PK» M. M. SIKaMhK -L The Straits Times OVERLAND JOURNAL. VOL. VI X. NO. A23. >S 1 X <i A PORE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 21, 1878. Prick 40 Qv.s30 words
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193 1878-09-21 1 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, SEPT. 21, 1878. LATEST MARKET QUOTA1 ION8. *TN»AP<'»K, 2 1ST SjCPTBMBBK, 1878. O&mbier *.;«>. Black Pepper S.234 White Pepper, fair quality 13.50. Sago Flour. Saravr>k 3 9o. [»e t.tf-24 Ooff rt Bontyne 1V».5«» Tin 17.7<». tw 8 8.... do I 4,S f.M 7 do d< !.:><> rV.n*193 words
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Article97 1878-09-21 1 Per throoke, lt>tjb September. For mre. Froi|| China: 530 Chi n. Per Baylnlud, ltith For Singapore. Mes*^*. A. H. Middl« ton, O'Keeffiß, Bruce, Mr. Mre. Velgo, 'Id and its, MJn. J. E. R. TeaJ. -<ib anJR9 Native? Per Benmorc, Itith From Peaang Malacca.— M^fc Flores,/ m.r». Manen, Revd Air.97 words
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Article899 1878-09-21 1 The last issue of the overland Straits Times was dated Saturday the 14th instant, the P. &Q. steamer Kashgar heing despatched on that day with the last homeward mail at 4 p. m. The E. A. CVs steamer Menmuir was despatched to the Australian }*>rts with899 words
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Article544 1878-09-21 1 Instructions for the guidance of persons engaged in Chinese Immigration and ot persons in Charge of Depots under Ordi- nance, No. 11. of 1«77. 1. By the Chinese Immigrants Ordinance, IST 7, no Chinese Immigrant is to be landed at any of the Settlements at any place beyoiul544 words
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Article452 1878-09-21 1 j* correspoxdkk. writing from Peking, confirms the report that the Chinese Miuisters to Great Britain and Germany have both been re-called, and that the Marquis of Tseng, eldest son of the Tseng Kuo-fan, succeeds Kwo in London, while Li fang pa<. ia appointed Charge d' Affaires in Berlin. The452 words
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Article907 1878-09-21 2 land ;il tire di»int<\ Liberal party and tlie iee of its most eminent leaders, a> Bright, (ih t I. with the public feeling and opinions on foreign policy of nati-m. In I S(»!>, when Mr. «rladine Prime Minister, he had a large and united Parliamentary majority907 words
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809 1878-09-21 2 From the Daily Times, 19t h September. The P. \m> Company. Tim following was the ronnd ro!l|M sttjpt in to the Pa£tmat*s«-Geueral by London firms in con noetic n with the new Mail contract for the East, Mid we are bound to say that we believe it to represent the809 words
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9304 1878-09-21 2 E INDIAN CORN W > T E make room to-day for the 1011,. u--exhaustive papers on the cultivation, ding:, and proper treatment of In- Corn, addressed to Government by the American Consul here, Major A U Studer and which has been kindly furnished for9,304 words
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1014 1878-09-21 5 JAVA NEWS. (Translated for the Straits Tim>If ifl reque«te.l of our uoutHi liat iu ro, ducin# thorie translations, f lithe Sf. t* Tiiiio way be ucWik Official advices from Acheen :21th August state that the trooj» i tinue to advance upon the XXII I1,014 words
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1161 1878-09-21 6 It appears hum official advices from Afheen to the 30th August that unfavourable weather had been impeding military operations in the \\H |f u Kims, heavy and continuous rains having fallen. The state of health of the operating columns was satisfactory I he troops1,161 words
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1067 1878-09-21 6 we received yesterday, the foUotdL^ew^ from the Settlement at Sooloo h£ Cn furnished us Since the.day when in toll" genoe of the^ peace reached this Settlement, Sooloo has become as it were anotUei town, more animated cind more life-like Jivery one i 8 moving1,067 words
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1445 1878-09-21 6 (From our own Corn. Penaag, 11th 5.,,t h 1 ]y coniuieimag mv 6r I believe I must chdm tl» d to iin-xj i an( l as vou to x th >' 'nil it I foil to meet your expectation I object from first to1,445 words
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3109 1878-09-21 7 MALACCA. FrONfl our own C'orrtspondeiit.) Malacca, 14th Skptemheh, Ists. The Colonial steamer Pluto, having on board Sir Thou Sidgreaves. K.nt., Chief Justice, Straits Settlements, as also the Honble H. Trotter, and Captain Ellis (Master Attendant &c. Singapore,) arrived here last Monday morning. Alter the3,109 words
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1036 1878-09-21 8 Correspondence. The Tele-Gastrograph. What Nest? ITo the Editor of the Daily Times. Doubtless you have read of the ilerful instrument discovered in Mel•ne, called the Telegastrograph," hv •h the taste of the most delirious ils, ami the aroma of expensive WlHefl 18 emitted by electricity to any distance, instrument is1,036 words
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Article618 1878-09-21 8 Ilb the Editor of the Daily lime*. Sir,— Though of a despised moe,— l n not destitute of some of those finer nttments which ancient Writer* elevated to virtues in mankind, but which in my limited experience (having been born and bred in Singa,>ore), I do not618 words
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Article488 1878-09-21 8 To the Editor of the Daily Tim Sir, 1 feel compelled in justie* t< public, morr particularly house-ov the! Strait* Settlements, to make some nmafks on this important subject, submit tinait to their opinion. Apparently, the legislators of sucii |>art of tins Ordinance that makes the own* a488 words
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1144 1878-09-21 9 News of the Week. SATURDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER. Th Return, of Visitors to the iutHess Library and .Museum during 7 'lays, ending 'Friday 13th September, was VS\. An inquest w on the 10th infant, on tbe body of a male named Ibrahim, at the Criminal Prfson by A. ft. Ord, Esq.1,144 words
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Article1038 1878-09-21 9 It is rumoured that Mr. I Issuer, at present at home on leave of absence, will not return to take Dp the Governorship of Labuan. The latest news from Acheen is of a favourable nature to the Dutch. The native chiefs, it is said, are getting dispirited1,038 words
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581 1878-09-21 10 Inquest on the bodies of the Bugis Pilgrims. Us following is a report of the inquest held on the bodies of the two Bugisj who arrived here on their wav to Mecca on the 7th instant, And were murdered in the .lava Road the following morning, fhe Jurors iworu Hadjee581 words
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Article804 1878-09-21 10 CAPTAIN D. Graham of the British steamer (jlvn'ifier, which arrived here yesterday from Amoy, reports baViug experienced strong 1 S. \V. winds with heavy head sea on her voyage throughEV kkpokt to the tnspeotor-General Police received yesterday by the inner Benmore states that a Afalav 1 run804 words
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563 1878-09-21 10 Ml W. (J. Palg&avc, British Consul in Manila, and well known for his travels in Arabia, has recently written a hook entitled "Malay Life in the Philippines" in which he developes ie original views of his own relative Western rule over Eastern nations. He bluntly questions563 words
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Article141 1878-09-21 10 Thj depression in trad, now prevailing, .says tne Bombay < the 80th August, in India may be judged of from the fact that thero at preeenf about 150 v. -i n the port of Calcutta, only ii ,i o h have chart. r» for a fresh x141 words
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Article1442 1878-09-21 10 11. B. M.'s ironclad ftigal S Captain W. B. Grant, which arrived here on the Uth inatant from H kong", left the harbour this morn England, under special order. I Ax inquest wa/S held tbr ms th instant, on the body >l a male (Ihinese named Tan1,442 words
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Article501 1878-09-21 11 Tuk following items are .taken from the Hongkong Daily Pre-sx of the ?th instant Tt was notified in the Gazette of the 21th alt. that Frederick Sowley Hutfaiu, Deputy Registrar of the Supreme Court, Surrogate of the Vice -Ad mi ralty Court, Registrar of Joint 6tock Companies, and501 words
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Article1775 1878-09-21 11 Ax adjourned Inquest was held on the Uth September, Js7s, on the body ol a male Bogis, named Sebankali at the Coroner's Oiiice, by A. R. Ord, l^q., H. M. Coroner. Verdict, "Suicide, while in an unsound state of mind." An adjourned Inquest was held on the1,775 words
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880 1878-09-21 12 The Administration of Justice in a Crown Colony. Fhb g Standard of the 13th instant has the followiug very pertivs regarding the cheese-pa-vernment in n the atlministratiou 1 j; word of it is true and 3 quite as true 'l )olv imiiustration of j n a ufri a standing n880 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous675 1878-09-21 12 Shi N*>u iiains. ag a Rig. ar nhkrk From 1 Whekk Lvin<; mitsion OKs-rrNATr KIVALS >: EN- OF- A' A s imlli^ Paxola H.N.M 35otoune itfiAcheen T. P. Wharf H' su! General Oi Upwipj Scott H Ms. str. 646 Aug. 30 f Sarawak Roada mcer f2fi Smith H.N.M's. str. 203675 words
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