The Straits Times, 27 March 1855
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Title Section20 1855-03-27 1 THE STRAITS TIMES. AND SINGAPORE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. VOL. 11th. published every [TUESDAY MARCH 27th, iBss] Tuesday morning NO. 73320 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement912 1855-03-27 1 f Qu .rterly.... )nf Month... U A Sin«l'^opy— Oneßuoee. LIST OF ARTICLES FOR SALE A l THE COMMISSION ROOMS OF JOHN LITTLE CO. COMMERCIAL SQUARE-SINGAPORE. Outfitting iirpartmntt. iws atota, and slippers, Paris and London made --Elastic, silk, and cotton. Buttons— Naval and Coats Keady made dress— Surtouts, Codring- Mints Office;912 words
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Advertisement540 1855-03-27 1 Ny Lind, *c Muslin Gloves— French Kid, White and coloured, White and coloured silk, ft thread Parasols —silk, plain, and rig'irr d Ribbons— silk, satin, bonnet and children's, a great assortment Thread cotton on reels, Silk, tapes, bobbin Needles, Pins, crochet Threaed and needles Babies' Hoods and Hats -silk and540 words
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Advertisement762 1855-03-27 1 Messrs. WHAMPOA AND CO.'S ADVERTISEMENT. ltTessrs. WHAMPOA Co. have always on Sale an extensive and choice assortment of the following goods, selected specially for iheir Stores. WHOLESALE RETAIL Jt run EXPORTATION. itttllinrrp SJoeicrp. Articles for the Work Table; Dalzarine dresses Bonnets of the latest modes, from Paris; Chemisettes of the762 words
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Advertisement829 1855-03-27 1 Aonrrs. I London— F.Algar A Co Calcutta -Thacker Co. [renct J Hongkong— Armsfong k Law I Batavia— Lange 4 Co, NOTICE CURSETJEE FROMIYTU ZE. HEREBY gives Notice that he has withdrawn from the firm lately carrying on Trade and business under the style of Little, CursbtJkk Jt Co.. and he829 words
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Advertisement686 1855-03-27 2 coats and jackets; ci(f»rs, ManiU No. 3 and 4 ciga casrg, Manila and China; colors, oil and water, in tin boxes and cakes; camphor wood trunks; crowns, tor naval caps; dinner and tea services; dressing cases; desks, traveller* writing; fowling pieces, tingle and double barrel pistols, gunpowder and birding shot;686 words
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Advertisement785 1855-03-27 2 INSPECTOR OF BRANCHES. W. Frederick Fbrousso» Esq. STANDING COUNSEL. T. C. Mortok, Esq., 10, Old Post Office Street. Officiating.— W. Ritchie, Esq. BANKEUS.— The Bank of Bengal. SOLICITORS. Borert Moslet Thomas, Esq. 6, Old Post Office StreetMEDICAL OFFICER. —Duncan Stewart, v. d. Presidency Surgeon 29, Chowringhee Road. SECRETARY.— P. M.785 words
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Advertisement615 1855-03-27 2 SUN INSURANCE OFFICE. HP H E Undersigned having been appointed Auente for the above olfice, are prepared to grant Policies, Risk payable in China, Singapore and Calcutta SARKIES MOSEB. Singapore, 3rd March, 1855. CANTON INSURANCE OFFICE. fpHE Undersigned having been appointed Agent here for the above Office, are prepared to615 words
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Advertisement558 1855-03-27 2 Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's Office, Battery Road— Singapore. MAIL fW^LINES OUTWARD MAILS. The Peninsular and Orienlal Company steam-ship SINGAPORE wilh the English m ai!» of March 9th, may be expected to arrive at Singapore, en route to Hongkong, on or !bom the 13th proximo. Application for Freight and558 words
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Advertisement970 1855-03-27 3 \olivc SPECIAL BILLS OF LADING. LL i'aicL-i.-. and (iooUs despatched jhjy^^-**- by Hie I*. and O. Company's iSSfflffSitJ,;!!! Slli|iS to FINANQ, tiALLE, Maj^gfpuKAs Calcutta, Bombay, and to ajihton, Honokono, Canton, and Shanorequire Special dills of Lading, winch A be procured ai the b\ raits Timks Office August, 1850. -ft AAA970 words
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Advertisement805 1855-03-27 3 and Co. to send him another canister of their Revalenta Arabica, it agreeing so well with his infant. This infant was six days old when it commenced living on the Retalenta. No. 52,418, Dr. Gries Magdeburg, recording the care of his wife from pulmonary conpumption, with night sweats and ulcerated805 words
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Advertisement1126 1855-03-27 3 The Mnfattibte Hemedy HOLLOWArTiiiiTMEn. EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF SORE LEGS. Copy of a Letter from, Mr. Michael Hyatt, of Mtentt dated the 29th of August, USA. To Professor Uolloway, Sin, matl JU ul y employ, named John Jones, was for sixteen years afflicted with the most inveterate ulcerous leas, which formed1,126 words
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Advertisement595 1855-03-27 3 THE MONTAGUE ACADEMY roa bots. Teems Boarders. Rupees 25 per mensem, exclusive of shoes, boots and clothes. Rupees 35 per mensem inclusive of til charges but clothes. Mr. and Mrs. Mohtaoub personally superintend the Dormitory and Refectory, and take their meals with tbe children. N.B. English, Qreek, French, Latin, Bengallee,595 words
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358 1855-03-27 4 Straits Times. Singapore: Tuesday, March 27th. 1855. We have to announce the anival of the following passengers March 19 per Claris<a from Batavia, Mr. and Misses (2) Colombat, Mrs. Penfold and children, Mr. Keskau 21 per Spray of the Ocean from Melbourne, Mr. and Mrs. Knoop; 22 pi;r Cadiz from358 words
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Article31 1855-03-27 4 The receipt of interesting details by the mail steamers has compelled us to set aside editorial matter, and to postpone, until our next issue, the notice of Governor Butter worth's administration.31 words
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Article29 1855-03-27 4 After our Bth page went to press the brig Erin arrived from Calcutta and the steamer Shanghai from Hongkong by these vessels we have not received any Later news.29 words
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Article23 1855-03-27 4 By the recent Brevet Governor Butterworth has been promoted to the Brevet rank of Major General, his commission bearing date 28th November, 1854.23 words
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Article26 1855-03-27 4 Miss Catherine Hayes, the celebrated Swan of Erin" took her departure in the Dutch steamer. After visiting Batavia and Samarang, Miss Hayes will proceed to Australia.26 words
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Article60 1855-03-27 4 The steamer Hooghly will proceed to Malacca to-morrow, and wait there until the close of the Criminal Session, to bring on the Recorder to Singapore the Hooghly will then return to Malacca, and take on to Pinang Mr. Lewis, appointed Resident Councillor at the last mentioned station, and wait at60 words
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Article71 1855-03-27 4 We hear that on arrival of H. M. S. Rattier from Siam that vessel will proceed to England. The Grecian will remain at this station, and the brig Rapid proceed to Hongkong. The Hon'ble G. Keane, •ommander of the Grecian, will succeed commander Blanc as Senior Naval Officer in the71 words
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Article116 1855-03-27 4 Official Changes. Captain Macpherson arrived here per Hooghly from Pinang to take over charge cf the Convict Department from Captain Man, and the latter will proceed to-morrow to Malacca, to assume the office of Resident Councillor. Mr. Dunman has been appointed Sitting Magistrate at Singapore, from the Ist instant Mr.116 words
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Article139 1855-03-27 4 On Saturday morning Governor Butterworth embarked for Europe At the jetty there was a goodly assembly of the residents to take a final departure of the Governor and his family. A large concourse of natives were also present. The right wing of the 38th. Regiment Madras Native Infantry formed a139 words
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Article150 1855-03-27 4 We subjoin a correspondence relative to a sum of money forwarded for the relief of our Soldiers' and Sailors' Widows and Orphans— the amount was chiefly collected by Joze d' Almeida, Esq., and was not included in the munificent sum of 1,000 forwarded in August last. To the Right Hon'ble150 words
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Article117 1855-03-27 4 Boyle Farm, Thames Ditton, 27th Jan. 1855. Sir, -I have great pleasure in acknowledging the receipt of your Bill for 228 7s. 9d. for the families of British Soldiers and Sailors engaged in the War in the K.ist, and I will carefuliv sue to the due application of it the117 words
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Article1248 1855-03-27 4 China.— The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ship Cadiz, Captain Aidham, arrived here on Thursday morning, having left Hongkong at 2 P. m. on the 15th. The news received by this opportunity is unusually interesting. Governor j Sir John Bowring, in H. M. S. Rattler, ac- companied by H. M. S.1,248 words
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Article735 1855-03-27 4 Java— Batavia. We take the subjoined items from our files of the Javatche Courant, and the Java Bode, received here by the Dutch Mail Steamer: Amboyna. On the 14th Dec. the French frigate Sybille, commanded by M. Maisonneurei, armed with 52 guns, and carrying a crew of 462 men, arrived735 words
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Article360 1855-03-27 4 New Cavvom Shot.— Our neighbour, Mr. Tulk, of the Lowca Iron \Voilu (Talk and Ley), has invented a mode of app'yin>» the principle of the Mini rifle bullet to shot fur either plain or grooved cannon. Our non-military readers my not, perhripi, be aware that one-sixteenth of an inch windage"360 words
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Article128 1855-03-27 4 Swift Among thk Lawykbs.— Dean B having preached an assize sermon in Ii eland, invited to dine with the judges and having in hi* sermon considered the use and abuse of the ia*. he then pressed a lit»le hard upon thoseeouns.llore who pleaded causeu which they knew in their consciences128 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement184 1855-03-27 4 For London mHE Clipper Barque COMMOij&V -I DORE 489 TonB Re R iBfer > AgmteA will have quick despatch, und has a jj^|jggg v room for light freight. Bheha» excellent Poop Accommodation for Passengers. MARTIN, DYCE CO Singapore, 7th March, 1855. For Mjontion k t rpHE A 1 Clipper ShipPEINCE184 words
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343 1855-03-27 5 VALEDICTORY ADDRESSES TO GOVERNOR BUTTERWRCRTH, C.B. TviSDAY last was the day appointed t be formal presentation of farewell res8 es to Governor Butterworth. '1 he selected for the occasion was the udieuce Chamber of the Go\ eminent fficeS) which room was tastefully decoj as on the occasion of the ceremony343 words
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Article218 1855-03-27 5 To the Hon'ble Colonel W. J. Bi'ttekwokth, C. 8.. Governor of Prince of Wales' lsland, Singapore, Malacca, &c. Nc. f.c. Hon'ble Sir, We the undersigned Consuls of Foreign States accredited to Singapore, view with feelings of fervent regret your r< linquishrpent of tin- office of Governor ot218 words
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Article163 1855-03-27 5 Gentlemen, -I thank you most sincerely for your kind expressions of regret at my relinquishnunt of this liovernment, and I pray you to be assured that amongst •he many pleasing recollections I must ever cherish of these Settlements, the unreserved and friendly intercourse that has163 words
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Article460 1855-03-27 5 a the Hon'ble Colonel W. J. Butter .vohth, o. 8., Governor of Prince of Wales' Island, Singapore *nd Malacca. Honorable Sir,— The Singapore Chamber of Cornice, in common with the rest of the community, 'jewing with much regret the approaching termination ■)our official connection with these Settlements,460 words
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Article162 1855-03-27 5 To the Chairman an 1 Members of the Chamber of ComuuTCc at .Singapore. Gentlemen, Your very flattering and most gratifying recognition of thu d. \> interest I have ever taken in thu commercial prosperity ol i n^.ipori. is more highly appreciated by me, than 1 can nnd woids lo162 words
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Article897 1855-03-27 5 To the Honorable Colonel W. J. buTTERWORTH, c. 8., Governor of Prince of Wales' Island Singapore and Malacca. Honorable Sir, When the European Community assembled, little more than a year ago, to welcome you on your r*' m to the Settlement, and to congratulate you, and tv- m-n-i897 words
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Article372 1855-03-27 5 To the Address of the inhabitant* of Singapore. Gentlemen,— This is one of the proudest as it certain! j is the most touuhingly painful moments of my official career, and I hardly dare tr-»t myself to say all that I could desire in reply to jour gratifying address on372 words
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Article558 1855-03-27 5 The Chinese Merchants of Singapore, Tan Kirn Seng, Tan Kirn Cheng, Seah Euchin, Laow Joon Tek, Ho Ah Kay and others, with sincere hearts, prostrating, present this humble address to His Excellency Colonel Butterworth, c. 8., Governor of Prince of Wales' Island, Singapore and Malacca. It has always558 words
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Article371 1855-03-27 5 To Tak Km Siko, Tan Kirn Chisto, Skah Euchisc, and other Chinese Merchants of Singapore. The kind feelings and good wishes of the Chinese Merchants are mewt acoeptade to me, and I gladly recogniie on this, at on all other oooasions, the best possible disposition toward* the Authorities generally.371 words
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Article296 1855-03-27 5 To the Honorable Colonel W. J. Bi ttsr worth c b Governor of Prince of Wales' Island, Singapore and Malacca. The Address of the An-b, Malay, Kling and other Mahomedan inhabitants of Singapore. Honorable Sir,— We have heard ith much regret that you have relinquished the Government296 words
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Article227 1855-03-27 5 To Syed Ali Bin Mahomed Al Junied, Syed AH Bin Omar Al Junied, Nakoda Vferican and others, representing the Arabs, Malays, Klings and other Mahometans. I thank you for the address you have presented to me, and I derive very sincere satisfaction from the testimony you h»»e borne, to227 words
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Article358 1855-03-27 5 The most humble and respectful Address frem Chinee* merchants and others at Malacca, To His Excellency W. J. Hittuworth, c. Governor of Prince of Wales' Island, Singapore and Malacca. May it please your Excellency, It being universally taught or understood that no good Governor can bestow benefit on his358 words
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Article304 1855-03-27 5 To an Address from Sett Bonteong, Esq., Justice of tit* Peace, and the Inhabitants of Malacca. My kind Friends, It affords me the most unfeigned satisfaction to receive the pleasing address you have presented to tue from the Chinese Inhabitant* of Ma--1 loca and I gratefully recognice in it304 words
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Article7141 1855-03-27 6 ti,p Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam*hiv Norna, Captain Roberts, arrived here on Saturday"^ at 9 a.m. having left Bombay on f?e sth inst. Galle the 15th and Pinang the 22nd instant We annex a list of passengers lnS ForSin 9 a^-Mi, 9 Etty. Mrf. Von Delden7,141 words
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Article3484 1855-03-27 7 Oi k summary for the out-going steamer contains matters of more than usual importance. It may be well for people in England, America, and elsewhere, who have been led away by the outrageously false accounts of affairs in Chint which have been dished up for them and which they3,484 words
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Article279 1855-03-27 8 Mar. 19— Belg. bark Pelronille, Hornbarstal, Antwerp Oct. 7. Brit. do. Clarissa, I'enfold, Batavia Feb. 17. Do. brig Grace LongstafT, Logan, Gldsgow, and Batavia Feb. 16. Dutch do. Norfold, Young, CalcutU Mar. 3. Siam ship Favorite, Eatnes, Siam Mar. 4. 20— Brit, bark Bangalore, Turner, Glasgow, and279 words
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Article327 1855-03-27 8 Sleodartßli Smith vial'inang Pee. 31 Itur f hruun do. Dec. 29 x»r«l Elphimtone Matsey iophia Stavera via Pinang iletiopoliM Laurfe uirrct VusgKLS EXFBCTKD FHOM MvDUA*. Peasrr via I'iuaiig ierenice(S.V Berth* >v »ia rinaug R»P»d Taylor tia pinang. Vessels expected from Australia. Edith Rose Crowell Melboum. Lina327 words
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Article77 1855-03-27 8 Arnved-Jan. 8 Arch, r, Henry Ellis, and Ua Elizabeth, China; 10 Matilda, China; 23 CairnK.»rin, China 25 Julian de Unzueta. Manila; 27 hut^rpe. Batavia 2<J Adjuster, Batavia. Feb. 5 h>k. Manila; 6 Ked Gauntlet, China William and Jane, Canton. Departed.— Jan. 8 Viiion, Singapore; 10 Patna77 words
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Article62 1855-03-27 8 On Knßland 6 Months credit* al 4s <>|.l. 4 3 lOd If On CalcutU 231 per ttff jillm. Bomb-ty 30 days sight Ua. 232 per 100 dollars. Sycee Silver 8 to »i per cent oretinum for l.irga Company's Rape.-* 736 per MM) dulUr* J*va liupeea (n^w) 28(1 per62 words
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Article41 1855-03-27 8 FREIGHTS TO LONDON LIVERPOOL Tin Antimony 3 5s per 20 erf. Coffee in bags 4. 15s per IS nrt. Black pepper 4. 15s per Ifl cwt. Measurement (iooils 4 I5s per 50 cu'iic f' Gutu Taban £4. 15s per 20 cwt.41 words
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Article408 1855-03-27 8 NA.TIVKCKAPT. BRlTlSH— Sfcatal Ami.l, Dolphin, Fai'ie Kobany, Sideria, Mubabuuh. V Rahman, Nonhumbria, Sisters, Maria, Faital Waliop, Pearl, Albatross. DUTCH Cornelia, Haat Hoir, Kirn Tians Tay, SnurTetar, Clionif Eni*, Eng Wat, Homer Sail?. Hintang Baroo, Patrinda Hokaeng, Culuinhug, Man Danok, Damar, Eng Ouan, Kirn 1L» Hin, Orion,408 words