The Straits Times, 24 January 1874

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    16 1 The Straits Times. VOL. XXX PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24th, 1874. SATURDAY EVENING \< >, 1 M>o
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      DEATH.
      13 1 I :al>araw;t, Java, on the "Jlst DecetnI Kappa. Senior, bite .>f Rhi.>,
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    SATURDAY, JANUARY 24. 1874.
    118 1 LATKST M4KKKT QUOTATIONS Sinqai'Obe. January 24th, 1874. Gainbier 5 10. Black Pepper 15.12 J. I'epi.er 18*. I .ur, Sarawak IM. Pearl Sago „3.20. Bontyne none Tin 31J. 40b Mule twist 1-0 8< lhn. Shirtings MwJ 7 do do Uto MSI 5 do T. Cloths 1 6
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    LOW EXCHANGE.
    839 1 iiai has brought the Dollar to its present low sterling value and what there'- is a question of very ri'iisidemble moment to most of us heir. It c-oncerjis the Merchants jin.l the Bankers in the larj^st measure, but it to a smaller extent, it not less Miioiisly and
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    THE MALAY STATES.
    738 1 It is remarkable, but true, that so s.on »s a dispute, miscalled a war, a rises between two JH'tty Malay chiefs of any of the miniature states in this part of the world, the people in the neighbourhood seize the opportunity to indulge in piratical attacks upon
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    THE "CHOW PHYA" CASKS.
    753 1 We publish, to-day, to the exclusion af other matter, the decision grVwl by the Chief Justice on AVednesday in the actions against the Siamese steamer Glee) /'/<,>/", Captain Orton, which have been j>ending in the court tor abont a year. The facts are, briefly, that the
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    THE WAR IN ACHEEN.
    1501 1 The following letter from the Acheen correspondent of the Peaang Gazette, I which is published in the issue of that paper of the 15th instant, will have i considerable interest tor our veaders I was unable to obtain imy news until Sunday, January 4th, except tbat
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    PROVINCE WELLESLEY.
    1339 1 Tiik following letter final Mr. Stuart Harriot, regarding the planters in 1V..--vince Wellesley, appears in the Pciiang (itCtllv. Tv flu Eiltlm „j the I'iivuKj oasjtt* SIX. Some of the ea*es published m your late issues, MafaotJßg the treatiueu i of cooliej in tli.' rVoriiioe, iKifiaj a atate ut'
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      287 1 Advkbtiskmen T ,1 eemhi made known ■aavnl int.. for long periods Adv^rtisemenU and subscriptions will be Office: also in I:KET. COBNHII.I.. A. ALUAR. 11. 1.ur.l Street, city ll.ii.lt A 0e H >1.l Jewry in Cal- 1- nwel aMesfj hi the entry the ■f the insertions requir.-.1, OBM all »iil In-
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    ITEMS FROM THE JAVA PAPERS.
    1316 2 (Translated for (he ».J Tin knowing is fioai JO* BataTia 10th instant British if which nii .v lx>.ll lan saved salvage aaera- ,1 \\V in lure the „rry out. as the plan that has 1... n lightoftkial mart of the loss of the uu folio*!
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    ITEMS FROM THE MANILA PAPERS.
    819 2 (Transliilnl t'rviit the (Strait* MN.J On tlu' 7th instant, l lie Swedish steamer .liii/iixf Letter, Bjorck, which left Bingapore on the 2l>t h ultimo, put int<> Manila road* to take in a supply of coals she will, afterwards, continue her foyagv to Swatow, Amoy, ami
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    SUPREME COURT. VICE ADMIRALTY JURISDICTION.
    5287 2 SUPREME COURT. VICE ADMIRALTY JURISDICTION. BhtoKK Sir Thoma.B Sidjb bavus, C. J. 7m the tiuttter of Tin- S'.mn'tt Steam Ship or vessel Chow Phya, George Orton, Master. Petition of Henry Aliuchin Simons, William Weinyss Ker, William Patersou, William Cloughton, Joseph Burleigh, Jose d'Aluieida, aud Ho Ah Kay. Mr. Atchisou aud
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    News of the Week.
    25 3 MONDAY, l'.t.ii JANUAKY. Tiik Siamese steamer Ka l ek«mo, Capt. Christiansen, from Bangkok 12th Mist., anchored in the roads on Saturday.
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    17 3 Tin. British steamer <ii>.'i//mt, Cant. TVmplcton, from Itiogo ttth inst., arrived at Tanjonaj Pagar wharf yesterday morning.
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    18 3 Tim. N. I. S. N. Co's steamer thmds, Capt. Weasels, arrived yesterday from Khio ,1 ini'lr to Hellkalis.
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    21 3 'I'm. Si rait- -teannr ■/,i/,,m. ia|>t. M lilies, iroin riming 15th and Malacca iMh inst, anchored in the roads this morning.
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    16 3 Tiik Hritish slcamer Fitter, ('apt. Barrow, from Paaaraeang l-ith inst., aiiihorcd in the roails this morning.
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    53 3 Tiik ()i-ean 'ompanj 's steanter I'rimn, ('apt. Scale, from Liverpool Ist inst., via Sue/. Canal, :i i < I l'inaug 16th inst., arrived at Taujong Pagar wharf yestcn!a\ afUsraooa, and will have for China on Wednesday noon. Passi m i For StHgapore, Capt. and .Mrs BaochiM, child and urn 'inn.
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    50 3 Tiik 1»t i t i-l i -tenner lliiiiluxl.iii, Capt. Miller, from Hongkong |.;th n\,\ arrived at the Taujoiig I'agar wharf this morning, < m road Lo Pinaug ami Calcutta. Pasbi Kuan* n Honjfkuag I nrg Major M. I).. nail, Mr. M. i.ai*n, .Mr. and rerigft. 'immm§, From Biaajapore: .Mr. and
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    62 3 Tin. Municipal Coflßnuaatonara, net long ago, drew the attention ofGov< eminent to the manner iv whic'i the Singapore river is silting up, aid we understand the mmll i- that a dredging machine will go( mil to stoat the river. It is also Mhahls that the rivan and araahs and their
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    64 3 Tai Annual Ueoeral Meeting of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce was held in the Bschaajre rooeas t— d.iy, at halt' past two o'clock, when the follow iiiiT gentlemen were ended office In-ar-ars for the ensuing year. W H. 1;.., Boa. T. Scott, I> M W. W 1 Baa .1.11 Ma.arthur.
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    134 3 \N k all lariat the following notifications of general interest from the last (inii ■■nuiinil Guzettt Hv an ai Ist i he < i"\ nraor in < 'ouu.il. tlie Japan Dollar (or Tea ■aitha Ikm rican Tr.tile D.lln ;ire •aahwaf l< v,*\ lanaVr in the < oloay. Dr. Kmidell ix
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    282 3 Hat watching, a theft of the most aaaajriag onameisr, kaa become very common of late, and the thieves have enjoyed a wonderful immunity from punialimeut. We are i^-Lul to learn that one of them, laM wick, Bni liis deserts. A gentleman riding along South IViilge mad li- It HOHM one
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    TUESDAY, 20TH JANUARY.
    18 3 Tiik French rtnaiarr Capt. Rounij from Rhio l'.Uh instj anchored in the roads yesterday evening.
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    19 3 TM British steamer ('ml. in, Capt. McNalili, from London i'.Hh November, arrived at the Taajoag Pagar wharf this morning.
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    53 3 Tut British barque A/v,y///«, which was seized by tic local authorities at. the instigation of the Indian Government, for having committed a breach of the Indian Passenger Act ou a \o\■M to Mauritius, was told yesterday at public auction at the Supreme Court, realizing $3,850, The vessel is, we. understand,
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    80 3 Wk learn that a telegram has been received here to-day from the Lieutenant (iovenior of Penang, stating that His Kxcellciicy the (iovern.ir, who was e\pected to haye returned here tomorrow, will probably be ilclame.l for ten da\ s or a fortnight longer. We hope we may 'ake this as indicative
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    72 3 A private eurreNpoudtfnt writes us Iroin Pinaug uniier date the 17th inst. You must not think that because the proprietor and assistant HHUagai of Malak'.ll' Kslate have been foond guilty ofciinltN that all the plant- ers' are tne same. .Malakoll' is in the very North of the Province, quite separate
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    105 3 'I'm: hack gharries have during the past few days lieen undergoing regi»--t ration and getting their fresh iimnben for the peaaaal year. Thooga some of the carriages have been properly repaired and provided with clean new cushion*, there are many now ply- i ing that would be the better for
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    66 3 art systematically disregarded j the consequence is that illegal fares arc in almost every instance demanded, and if not paid, the pa-, engci must bear a shower of aluise, in which the Kling hi. k syces are ade|>ts. These matters are dearly within the province of the Registrar of Hackney
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    163 3 CiiOTiNt; our account af the interview which the Municipal Commissioners here had with the (Jovernor, the Pi iuiiii/ (iiizrtte s-avs, <: it is satisfactory that the Singapore Water- works are net to he paid for out of the Colonial revenue, as it BJBJS. supposed they would be." Our contemporary is
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    351 3 lilal is something startling for Ihosc of oar readers who are Billiard players, ll is Iron) the S/nnhiiliiii OSWS nan ths Milliard world has been taken l.y H'ir|>ribe. In January, 1871, Cook and JoHcpli Bennett, then the champion, commenced a series of entertainments on (lie public room table ai St.
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    WEDNESDAY, 21ST JANUARY.
    30 3 Tiik M. M. Coy's steamer Tigre, with the homeward French mail, left Saigon at p. m. yesterday, and may be expected here to-morrow evening or Friday morning.
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    35 3 Tiik Dutch steamer Vicr frntii/ent Pn nt, ('apt. Ycltman, from Batavia 1 7th inst., arrived this morning, m route to Acheen with some SOU troops, on board having bad chartered by the N. I. Government.
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    39 3 Ki;o\i the Hatavia papers to hand by the mail this m< >ri i i ti^r, we learn that the Dutch ship .Irm/irl, of about 7UU tons, was totally bant on the night of the I :sth instant at Sourabaya.
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    35 3 Tiik P. Ajßanl here learns by wire from PSaajwfc that the (iolrom/ii with the outward mail, left (ialle on Monday last, the 19th instant. She may therefore be expected here about next Monday or Tuesday.
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    59 3 k learn that the N. I. S. N. Co's It«HM JjWi'l. (leu. Krvcxt-ii, which lias been plying for some time past between Singapore and .Macassar, via Samarang and Sourabaya, has been laid up at the latter port for repair. In conseqiieuee, the Company have chartered the steamer Fentlvii to replace
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    85 3 Tiik Heamgwies Maritime* steamer Net*, ('apt. M.iteinan, from Batavia l">t!i inst., arrived at the Boraao Company's wharf tins morning. Passk.nokrs. Fur Simjiipoii-. M'vsr-. J. C. Balfour, AIU-iti, .md Kerineur, \1 European seamen, 1!) natives. /■'<</• Saiyon. Mr. Bouuoii. For Marseille*.— Mr. and Mr». O. A. Uhlenbeck, Mr. and Mrs. H.
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    52 3 Admiuai. Smaiavki.i. is expected here to-day from Bangkok in 11. M. fe. l,;m BmJh, and 11. If. 8. I'ro/ir, Ar.vlril, and B*tami», arc also on their way to this port. These live vessels, with the Tim/ia, now here, and the 4mb, at present in I'inang waters, will make a very
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    59 3 Tiik (Mum Mm/ says that Lieut. Commander Paul from the Thalia will succeed to the command of the gunboat .\fo*</nit<i, vacant by the retirement of Commander Bond. Lieut. Atkinson of the lum Ihik* is, at present, in command. From the same source we learn Major Barlow has succeeded Colonel Norman,
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    108 3 It seems we were misinformed with respect te tlie charges against the Province Welleslev planters, as will be am by the following paragraph from the Pinang (iazrlle: We must correct our contemporary the Stnuls Time* with regard to the asseitions contained in its issue of the Mth instant, concerning the
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    276 3 'i'liK residents of Shanghai have, during the early part of this month, been enjoying a treat that would have ln-cn relished by many here during the burning days we have had lately The Daily Hews gives the following itccount of the skating during the first week of the New Year
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    THURSDAY, 22ND JANUARY.
    29 3 Tiik P. ft S. S. Cihimhim,, Iroin Hongkong, arrived alongside the P. CX wharf at U.;iU p. m. yesterday, and will probably leave for Bombay to-morrow.
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    43 3 Admiuai. Shadwell's Hag ship, the Iras Dttkr, as iiUo the Miili/c, flhlswii, and a o-unboat, arrived this morning. Admiral Bhadwdl will land at I)olhousii' Pier, with the usual honors, at 1 p. in. to-morrow. We understand he will leave for Finang next Monday.
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    40 3 A telegram from Penaag states that His Kxcellency the Governor has established the British protectorate over Laroot, anil that two Residents have bean appointed. The river pirates have all dispersed. Large numbers of Chinese are already leaviug Peiiang for Lnroot.
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    73 3 Dit. Randcll has favoured us with a table of Meteorological Observations daring November, Of which the following is an abstract. Highest reading of Barometer iv theuiontb, 29 9tttincc. Lowent do do 29.7-45 Height of ciatem abore «eu leiel about :U feat In ,he.hade j gW«« Te-j-nU™. ob«red o Ureateat rainfall
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    99 3 A .Meeting of the Svbaarihan to the Singapore Library will Ik.' held in the Exchange Room to-morrow afternoon, at 4 I*. M., to consider what steps are to be taken to ensure hotter management for the future. The Library has been in a state of bankruptcy for some time, and
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    211 3 Ax inquest was opened last evening 1 before F. H. Gottlieb, Ksq., 11. M. Coroner, at Padang Tabakare, in the Buddoo district, upon view of the Ixnly of a Teo Cheiv Chinese named Choa Ah Teng, whose dead body was found lying on the seashore ye* ten lav. The deMMtd
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    396 3 A very daring attempt lad night af I rvhhsry of the oi Brinkmann, Kmnpers Co., on Boat (■iuay, was fortunatch frustrated by the i vigilance of the Police in the neigh- i Uuirhood of the premises, and In the sharp and effectual steps taken after f I the alarm. It
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    FRIDAY, 23RD JANUARY.
    20 3 Hkk Majesty's ships [run iJnir, Muliji', Snl a m ix, and Fralir, arrived here yesterday from Bangkok.
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    20 3 Tiik Straits steamer S/tiii-jix/mo/r r, Capt. Carroll, from Pinang lDth and Malacca ttad inst., anchored in the roads this morniug.
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    43 3 'I'll k Colonial steamer I'/nlo, with 11. E. the Governor and suite, returned to this port this nioniino; from Perak and Laroot. 11. li. was honored with the aanal Oajharßaaorial salute, which was not, however, tired until he had about reached Government House.
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    127 3 Thk homeward French mail steamer Tiff re, Captain Lccointre, from Hongkong loth and Saigon 20th instant, arrived at the Borneo Company's wharf this morning, and will leave at day- i break to-morrow. Passenoebs. For Singapore. From Hongkong: Mr. j R. Campbell. From Saigon Mr. Tan Kirn Ching, 2 Chinese, 1
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    144 3 Thk Ifaaßßgariai Maritime- steamer I li-nii-'iilili/, t'roin Marseilles 21st December, via Port Said, Sue/, Aden, and dalle loth inst., arrived at the Borneo Company's wharf yesterday afternoon, I and left for Saigon and Hongkong at noon to-day. Pabsenokbb. I'm- aaaaaamc From Murseillles 1 Messrs. CVuveri and Curdoniga. From: Aden: Syed^
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    68 3 Apmikai. Sir Charles Shad well landed officially at Dalhousie pier at i v. It, to-day, under a salute of 'J guns from Fort Canning, and a guard Of honor ol the lUth Regiment. He was received on landing by the Hon'blc Colonial Secretary. 11. E. the (iovernor's Aide- c de-Camp,
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    234 3 Tiik exact results of Sir Andrew Clarke's expedition to Laroot and Perak huve not yet transpired we believe, however that we were iv error iv *tat- ing ycstcnUv that the British an toratc had 1..-, n SSaahlshad VVBJ I territories. What Sir Andrew Clarke has 4sN is to ajajßJN for
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    SATURDAY, 24TH JANUARY.
    92 3 Tiik British steamer liml.tu, dipt. Moppett, from Saaaanag ~nth iast. anchored in the roads during la.-t ni^iit. Thk following passengers from Singapore proceeded by the Kicilch in«ll steamers yuatarday and to-day. l'er /i;nriii/ili/ lor SatfM.— Messn. H Qaniaraad aa> Viint, J. \V. Fuller and Sanaa!. I). Gott,
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    217 3 'I'lIK 5,11,J1,1, 1,1,1, J,!,!, 1,1,1 1, Of tht 5Ui instant, has the following J^Sad news has lieen STQaahl te I from Tou.jiiin by the steamer aWN li appears that Mr. (iiirnier has I. n MSjajM in an ambiiKcade. and mass.iered with Hev< ril of his men, and Mr. Balmy, an
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    135 3 Hollouay't Pill*— ln geiierul debility, mental drpreasiou, aud nervous initebUity there is no meJicinc which oasratat ho like a charm as these famous Pills. They jmi ify the blood, soothe und Htrengtheii tht nerves and system, give tone to the Bt.nni.li elevate the spirits, and, in fa. t, ien.hr the
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    125 3 AnVKKTIHKMKNT. "Berkeley, Sept I -Mlit. (Jenllelll.il. I fe,.| in a duty I owe to you to expren my pratitude tut the great benefit I have f rived by taking Norton's Camomile Pills. applied to your iigent, Mr. Merkeiev. for the above named l'ills. for wind in the stomach, from whi.li
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      133 3 iHis3rrllanfoiiG. OOODALL'B Qf/IBTINI WINK rVaaarsd wall tENsard*i Qihim'mi Is an invahiahle uud SgMSabM Stoma. In. to all saaTarina; from General Debility, linhnatioa, KcrrofMaeaa, tad Lorn t V\ tmmmmifrif for Ut PURITY by iL hi, in mil. Hi, Anti-Ailttlti .Ai11,,,, 11,11 HomoU, M 1 1 the 1..,H..t. Hail in, ,iii Enrrrffi
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  • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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      410 4 Saturday. 17th January. British ship Nyassa, 800 tous, Qajlimi couimauder, Cardiff 1:1 th Sept., consignees MessagerieH Maritime*. Siamese steamer Kalahome, 187 tons. Christiansen commander, t'augkok 1 -th Jan ."consignees luiu Hin A Co. Sunday, 18th January. British steamer Gleulyoii, 1,373 tous, TVtupletou c.niinander, Hiogo 6th Jan.. consignees Martin, Dyce
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      151 4 H M. steamer Midge. Mi tons. Grant commander, Bangkok Hith Im H. M steamer Iron Duke. 3,800 tons, Arthur couiuiauder, Bangkok ltitb Jan. H. M. steamer Salami*. *:tt t-uH. Hon'ble Littlesou couimauder, Bangkok ltith Jan. H. M. steamer Frolic. 4<>l tons, Buckler coniuiandcr, Bangkok I l«>th Jan. M\ K.
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      Departures.
      183 4 Sunday, IHtli January. British ■chooaar Ko>e, Reid, lot Freuu'title. Siamese ship Resolution, Sfhrnidt, for Bangkok. Monday, lPtb Jawun. Krit i>i> ■toaaar Cocor.ada. Shnrpc, for Calcutta. 1 Hitch steamer Suiiila. W'essels, for Benkalis. British ttm ■iffM l iahi ll. Buxton, for Bangkok. Tuesday. 20th January. Bkitafc steamer Hindustan, Miller, for
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    SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
    779 4 >mr's Namm. >mr's Hammm. "APTAIKS. "APTAIKS. KLA.. AND Kl-i (ONS I or AIIKKE FROM l)Uml«VlM OR AOKNTS. !>KST;\.vTIof.s I. iil V A 1 MEN-OF-WAR Thalia V antic Midg.Iron Duke S.i Infills Frolic STKAJtKKS 1 Surprise 1 Pilot Fish Khiva Bertha Icbang 5 Penan g Royalist Sharpshooter
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    VESSELS IN DOCK OR LYING AT WHARVES.
    45 4 I Taiijoug Pagar Wharf. X"'. 10 1 1 0 o Jardine, Matucson and Company's Wharf. P. A<>. Wharf 7 Bon Accord Dock 4 Borneo Company* Wharf s Government Wharf o Patent Slip and Dock Company y At Johorc
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      721 4 iHisfrrllanrous BEAUTIFUL HAIR MM only bo obtained by the use of Rowland's Macassar oil. It prevents the Hair fulling off or turning grey, strengthens weak hair, causes it to grow on bald places, nnd makes it beantifnllv soft, pliable and flossy. Price 3s. fid.. 7«.. 10s. fid. equal to four
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    2583 5 t which the in indorsed and iie^.tilor 1# .i. 1r.,» tad Baaawy r. Poynti is, nner awM the vendor I for the ii..-.truinent, i be compelled to paid twier if ariea of th. I the valne he had i was held thai when ti i:. .i J'ldgu. and ip tiie
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS.
    460 5 Mimtks of Prufiaaduifn of the Municipul Coinmissioiieis, on fdnesday, the luth DceembtT, 157:5. ComHtitttivners Present. The Hon'ble W. Uirch, Pntidtmi. Major MaoNair. W. EL Scott. Tau Scii# Poh, Bba. Miiinh-x. The minutes of the last BVMting wore read and t-<»iili itmtl. 1',,1/rcxx ttfortt. Tlie Daily reports of tlie
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    PARIS LETTER.
    2589 5 PvlllS. BOTH 1 >Xt K.MHEIt Muiisicis have obtained their centralising law, for the bill will pass respecting the Mayors, but not a single person U-lievcs it will enable the government to make royalists oat of republicans; there is no bratinfj about the bush all legislation is but intended
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      675 5 (Prom an Oiramoiuil Corrmpondent.) M.v i, a< > v. IMH Jan Is7l TIIK Strait* steamers Binmore ami Ja- pan, the former from Singapore hound to Panaug, and the latter MM vrrta, arrived ben yesterday inoriiini,'. A party of Police left this OB Toeodaj last lor Cape R;nhailo. to en
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      864 6 vV (P. Companp. PENINSULAII AND ORIENTAL BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. kb— D'Almfldu Street. i owns At New Harbour. \i\lJ. ftffijl] LIM-.s. y Th, hites of arrival of the nvV Ci.iitni. t Mail Sti-am Ships at Sintrap.>re in connection with ItmmUrwim for th.- laat half year 1W73. as approved by her Majesty's
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      942 6 <£>. Companp. NOTICE. Consignees of cargo by this Company's steamers are herehv informed that no claims for damage enn be admitted after the (foods have been removed from the Godowns at New Harbour, and ahto that package* landed fr< >m the C< .mpany's Steamers are not covered by Fire Insurance
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      821 6 ifliacrllanrous. LEA AND PERRINS' Celebrated WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Declared by Connoisseurs to be THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE. CAUTION AGAINST FRAUD. The success of this most delicious and ii nri\ ailed Condiment having caused certain j dealers to apply the names of Worcester- j shire Sauce to their own inferior compounds, the
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      843 6 iHfcrrllanrous. THE MOST RELIABLE FRIEND. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. Its Searching and Healing Properties are known and recognised throughout the world. The number of years this in valuable Ointment has stood^ the test of publio opinion (and the longer known the better appreciated) is a testimony of itself more convincing than anything
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