The Straits Times, 3 September 1870

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    15 1 The Straits Times VOL. XXVI. PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, 1870. SATURDAY EVENING. >. 1308
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    THE STRAITS TIMES.
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    STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1870. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    25 1 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1870. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. 11.60 3U ist 132| 2 80 to 2.85 ,,230 to 2.36 bo 1.47| 1.70 to 1.7". >
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    THE PENSION BILL.
    785 1 dow under the L gislative Counting some notice at The i">rtioti that gives 'ion to the unofficial I an i to tl c general which draws BUch lony, and ontinut d in office B oriibinitted t<> a Comded some b v.< re only pai I jgestion eontaiiunl
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    193 1 Smyapore, 'loth August, 1870. PUAOT. His Excellency the Governor. The H"ii. TlieColonial Secretary. n A.tiiiLC Attomej-GenenL Inihw. Auditor QenenL Colonial Engineer. W. H. Kea.l. T Scott. w. i:. sott. W. Ailamsoii 11. A K. \Vliani|-o:i. 'I'h.' Minutes of the last Maetiag we read and ooninned, The Governor siat.s
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    Adjourned to the 29th August, 1870. ORDERS.
    807 1 Adjourned to the 29th August, 1870. ORDERS. Pension Bill. Indian Act L 8 of ISSG Amendment Hill. Money Older Bill. Bepori (ph Got. House. Singapore. 80*1 August. ls?O. I'bmai. His Excellency the Governor. His Honor the Chief Justice. Til.' Ron.theOficerCoatdg. H. sf'sTroops. Acting Attonicy-Cu-neral. Ikwrnr. Auditor-General. W. H. K.u.l. T.
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION.
    367 1 An Extraordinary Meeting of the Tnuteei of the Unities Institution, was lieM iii their ll<>": i, on Monday, 15th August, 1870, at 4J p. m. I'lil >KNT. The Hon'ble .1. \V. \V. liinli. President. l.'i'vd. .1 Alleyne Heckles. Vice l'ro-i--dciit mid Hcsmnwj Secretary. Thomas Scott. George BosheD, Esq.
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    LABUAN.
    3302 1 L ABU AN. Mk. Li mmua, tin- Manager of the Labuan Coal Mines, with :i praiseworthy desire to all'ord amusement to the Enropcan workman encaged at the mines, has decided on firing them an entertainment at his house, at Coal Point, Labuan, mice a week. The first of these festive
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      83 1 Aio made knows uto for 1 :1I be 1 also iii < >i: N ii i ii. t. <-itv: in ii Hi >].y tln> re |uired, else all t ill <• tuntermanded, il. X.. nil :iu.l milarly trictlj U iii— i—T .--I upon OH a j.ulilie i nfinea him-. lf
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  • Correspondence.
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      AMUSEMENTS.
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      LAST NIGHT'S PERFORMANCE.
      96 2 ,p -llt- n" «t, and a twat after the amateur failures we have been ine.lt... Both pieces were well and barring colds, from which both nurrs suffered, the singing was pai A few* ren»& from'you might ensure a full h OlMe on Moniy. The farce and semi-buriesqoe
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    News of the Week.
    1253 2 mondvv, A.(;rsT. -I"he British steamer ///;/7«.«/<i»,Ca;>f De Smidt, from Hongkong :Mth inst., arrived here yesterday monußg. r rHE British steamer /(.r.n/M, Capt Haffenden, from Bangkok ~;3itl uist., arrived here yesterday. THB British steamer BUkm, Capt. Kurtaskee, from Liven 1:.th July, via 3■ unal, amved l.ere yesterday.
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    LAUNCH OF A NEW STEAMER.
    292 2 On Monday, the 22nd inst. a gay eoncurs- of om Earopean oonununity, as w,ll as a crowded as—ihlnge of natives were collected on the uceasion of the launch of the m.st Bte imer „ver huilt ia The awmni i/aaTa. Walters, Crocker Co., iv.-iing dsaplj asnsftli
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    SARAWAK COURT HOUSE
    101 2 in thattheyl ,wder for tl two rearm the Dyaks buying what tbev made at a cheaper rate than that which i« fixed by Government. Poor Boskets, lor which no paw had be,,, <ive,,. w.,, f,,nud co. Win ,h,,r "T^ml bet, n one of. A. prisoner, k whi,
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    THURSDAY, 1ST SEPTEMBER.
    156 2 T" E M- T- r Capt. Ravin, from Batavia -2Mb August, arrival hore this I Ca»T. sUtoi, of ttesteamer Ckpiioif, reports that on the 2V>tli August, in Bnnka Straits, he passed the British sin,> v«//.,, ste,,in. s,,u,h. On t.,e same day, at Sr.X., 9 miles north of
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    FRIDAY, 2ND SEPTEMBER.
    492 2 By tlie Japan papers, we learn that the P. &O. steamer dd!:, had heen > by Messi* Textor Co. of V'Wohama. and was put under the North German flair, under the name of t.' me gl*- raefoHowinyp—senggrf wwehrougilt ]>y tl» l> r- T- ■twwr (Saitoh vasterday FW
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    TIENTSIN.
    173 2 Unquestionably the Chinese are getting mure warlike in their tone. The anti-for-eign partv. which i« the moat powerful, will do4 oonaenl to the execution of the hiiikIhrias, though willing to make reparation in other respects. O*e or two oi the high utlici.iU are lufflciently wise to foresee the danger
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    PEKING
    174 2 y,,y grare on. .r.^il in Peking, and influence v beina evidently ..x. r..-.l keep the reeling of TiostiUi foreigners aliye. Tl, also Deen eircnlated in the capital bearing aetawiof thewssssirsof theBlst TWSisters of Charitj hare been t-n.-l demonstration has 1 made. The Oorernmen) are tryi to disturbance. A corresposidsa*
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    CHEFOO.
    591 2 The Italian rmjptioß is atoppingal Chetoo, which is wisely preferred to Peking, *s>e present—peel of affairs. The Italian frigate i l.--..,/,,..-,, c;,,t;i,i, expected here dafly. Th? English and Prencß Adsuraisare both uTport Wli.n the tele. gHuns arrived, on the 15th, am «ir. t!..-N. com went outK''^' l" "1:< '•bmds
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    GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
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  • SINGAPORE SHIPPING.
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      Arrivals.
      310 3 I Sunday, -"-'ill August ilner Hipporchus, 1.:;-' .••.11 commander, Auga Id. uner Bindoatan. 931 toas, S-nilf commander, 1 Jo tquim. liri 1 Etdoa, 741 to pool 4th July, consignees Boru >( it.'!. British brig Britaina I *ri-I- I Lings commander, Pol- a i th August French barque Al mmander,
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      Arrivals- Coutinued
      62 3 a inder, Ltboan :."'!'i A.ngn«t, Mori b < toman s*-L immander, JJ'i.l Man British st< aincr Ai-gJ le, 1 t"i 12th ApriL Ektarday, iber. t Ca b ii llnni commander, I7t!i A.ugn I og Chang, .'i"k<>k 27th Jolr. i'.ri. [ah in:- r Telegraph, :!1 .r A.ngaat, via Malacca,
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      Departures.
      193 3 Monday, 29th Aagnst. Sarawak schooner Pomace, Naoodaa, for Barawak. Dutch scl nerOoede Verwachting, N.i lah. for Bbio. Dntcfa schooner Kirn Hap Wat Naoodaa, Cor Palembaiur. Tuesday, t< »t Ji August. P. .t O. rtoamrr Trnmnrnrr. Bastley, for Hongkong. British itf mcr I 1 1 it• 1 Service, Toagh, for
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    SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
    699 3 Shu's Names. I 'ATIAINS. iJATk. I Ki.ao and Ria. Tons. >>k WmMMM Fuom.| AKKIVAl GomioMTSM oa Agents. Destination MEX-OF.WAR I.M1-M8 jScott Alaska Blake '1'. .i-.lfii»i'kj< >1<1 Lund STKAMERS. Fnierprise D'AImrida K;ite Buy.rs M.ilir Poaroe Capitole Ravin Cnslminv M< Callum Telegraph Dome 1 Rainbow Bradbery 1 Biirnuih
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    VESSELS IN DOCK OR LYING AT WHARVES.
    43 3 aaa a 1 Tanjoiitf I'nu-ar Wlimii. •J Victoria J)i>ck. I Jaidißtb Miila-s. ami Coaipaoj't Whiiif. I. \Vl:;iif 7 IJ..U A.c.r.l 4 Borneo Company's Wharf 8 Government Wharf 6 Patent Slip and Dock Company 'J At Johore.
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      71 3 p of inch >■( trade tied in :> little work in :i little work f 25, Old .in Faetorj, i and ench, Birthday, <-r M r. II also pub- let on the -1 thej ennnot those intrjr or abroad, who ..ri i. It- tln'v rwarded wiu ra and bain a
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      469 3 ißitfrrnanrQufi. ALL OP SUPERIOR QUALITY. PS X! svi km, BYRUPB. JAMS, IN TINS AND JARB. OEAJIOI MAK.MAI AIT. TAlf; 1 KRUITB. UtD, vim;,,ak. \M> FISH PBHUTSD fta mi |A1 KIIMI.I sm.m,, n ANI HEKRINOB. IKKI.KK SAl.Mox. I UTDUM BITVI MKKl;i.s,;s. KKIKII BO] i urn r»Doa badikx M in (.11,. W1
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      631 3 ELECTRICITY IS LIFE. Pulvkrmacher's Patent GALVANIC CHAIN-BANDS, BELTS, AND Pocket Batteries. These MMUfkabM and highly improved inventions reader Electricity perfectly uelfappkcabla, and extremely eflcaekms in a in M •■,.iit in. .us form noshoefc OTOBpIcMMt K.iisatinn betag asperMneed, whereby it becomes a true fountaia <>f health and Vl r s l
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      112 3 ittterrllanrous. ENGLISH AND EUROPEAN NEWS. "THE MAIL." A paper containg the news, the principal leaders, a well-digested Minimary, and interesting matter from the Time*, and is thus rendered availaUe in a cheap form, for persons residing abroad or in the colonieß. The days of publication are Tuesday and Fridays in
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      129 3 iflterdlnnrotis BISHOP'S GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT CITRATE OF MAGNESIA, INTRODUCED AND PREPARED BT ALFRED BISHOP, Manufacturing Chk.mist, 17 18. Speck's Fi.-l.k Mile End, New Town. London. This perfectly white and <]. li.-.it.ly dean granulated pawparatioa DOMesMI r.'markable effervescent (nudities, which far si's the ordinary Scidlit/. Powder in its eooU ing, rrfi-i .-1,
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      129 3 itttsfrrilanrott*. Manufacturer also ofGrannlated ;iiirl Kf fervescent Carbonak' of In >n, (,'i t ra t Citrate of Quinine Citnte <>f Quinine uu Iron, Carl)onat.' of Litliia in Tube*, Citruf<>f Litliia.Yi.hy .Salt. Beidlitz Mixture, and all other GnaUßled Pn-panitimiH. In Oh i n.— Bishops' (m:\mi.m: Km i:itvi;scKN i Cm:, Ma..m-i\ Mr.
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    27 4 I 1 lion it fully ir.l. limits .it additionxme >nd the tliis. irtui 1 1 thei XIV of H BURN, s 111. p "si T n: I
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS.
    20 4 tl already Ei jrineer tat 1 W. w. i.!i;cil. \V. H. !:'.\l). \V. ADA SON. W. E. SCOTT.
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS
    2433 4 I- < lounUencj int an OTthem i x- rtain I Fnited U n. mam Til mv night, JJt>C- c< l"! i tiu'ic, ,lll tiie Cmintj n. v °J K.y I lub-marine o era respectively obtain* the United iventions; t.» the work- which they believe long sub-marine raph cables
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    CIRCULAR
    939 4 Downing Street, VMh July, 1870. Sir, I enclose, for your guidance. a copy of a Letter which I have received from Earl Granville, from which you will learu Her Majesty's pleasure on various mutter* connected with the hostilities whieli h;i\e broken out betwa« Franc.' and Prussia. You will uot
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    CIRCULAR.
    1510 4 Downing Street, 214 Juin. IS7".1 S 7". Sir, 1 bintmii to yon the <^i n's Pro■■l:uiiaii<>]i f at flu' anußtenanee of neutrality, which, with the adrioe of Her Privy ('..iiii.il. Her M.iji-'v ana issoed, in consequence of the existing; state of War between France tad Prussia. I bara to
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      738 5 iJ. Sc O. Compnnp. LND ORIENTAL STE A M NAVIGATION < 'OMPANY. >i ricßS— D'Almeids Btreet Godowxs— At New Harbour. MAIL r ■■■-^il LINKS. THI expected date of arrival of one of the Company's Contract Mail Steam Ships at Singapore in connection with the service for the y.ar 1-7". as
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      828 5 }J. Company. NOTICE. A Written Declaration of the contents and value ,f Packages lor the Overland is reouired by the Egyptian Transit Adminis' ration, and must lie delivered by the shipper to the Company's Ageni with the Mill of Ladni;,', or with the Parcels and the Company do not hold
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      796 5 ißitfrrllanrott*. NEWEST GRAND STATK I.OAN-LOT-TERY. Guarantkkk and Controlled by the Government in the amount of: 120 MILLION FLORINS OR 250 MILLION' FIiANCS WHICH IS TO BE HKPAID BY 100.000 PREMIUM PRIZES. In five yearly drawings, in fcaa manner that ev,ry second month a great Drawint,' take- place, ai which will
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      791 5 iWigrrllnnrous. THE ROAD TO HEALTH AND LONC LIFE. Secured l>y HOLLO WAY S "PILLS. Tmpukitiks of Blood. IB selecting the most appropriate medicine foi partienbr ailment, there may lie some difficulty unless one can lound to purify, regulate, and improve the gasify of the blood. The ■>■ Pills possess and
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      804 5 OAKET a sons EMERY Bl LEAD KILLS. Blackkairs Road, London, England. Oaki.. 3 -mini's Boat non-mer-curial for Cleaning and Polishing E Electroplate, Plate Glass, MarbL Tablets 6d. Oakkv's Wii.i in. .ion K'.mke Polish. Packets 3d. each: Tins lid.. In.. "Js. 6d-, and 4s. each. OaKST*! [VDIABUBBBB KNIFE BOARDS from Is.
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      308 5 The I elaboi undeniably that i Of hoi ti-i.il. sdopi 14, Various ii their p any thorough until extraordinary qualities Cocoa. Am. preparation to thi the Theobroma, thej i tick which 11 1« market. Entii aroma, and ;i rar purest elemi tin- Mum iHa i EonKßopal commend a more bererage.
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