The Straits Times, 25 July 1874

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    16 1 The Straits Times V()L. XXX PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1874. SATURDAY EVENING No. l,i)Sl)
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  • Ooinr stir «Prrm rnirrs. BIRTH
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      DEATHS.
      33 1 <>n tin- !*th inst., at 27. Gloucester-cres-R i at't-park, Thomas Atchis >v, •1 r. late of Her Majesty's Beniy. eMest son of Colonel Atehi^on. H m near Bradford, York- kit Slat year.
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    SATUEOAY, JI'LV 25, 187 J. LATEBT MAK.KET viUOTATIONS
    109 1 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1874. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. Singapore, July 25th, 1874. ..r 5.10. BUck Pepper 13j. Pepper 16}. Mr, Sarawak -J.ii.3 nominal. Sag 3.174. B atyne 21. Tiu ogj Male twist 113. X l lbs. Shirtings li.J".. do do l.'.'J'.. do T. Cloths I.IV 8 io do ]..">i>
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    I'IHTXIGHT'S SIMMARV.
    713 1 FORTNIGHT'S SUMMARY. His lAiellcncy Sir Andrew Clarke yet returned from PaMßg, hii \isit to tliat Settlement is, ■icistand, Dow drawing to close. During his somewhat protracted stay, in that be ha.s been busy with ffciie of LntOOt and Perak, where tenrentiou ia certainly not look- by the native chiefs as
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    LAROOT AND PERAK
    1252 1 . It would appear that it has heel something very different from holyday making that has been detaining the Governor in Pinang. Perak and its aliairs have been requiring and occupying His Excellency's attention, and we are glad to learn that the excellent arrangements agreed to at Pulo
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    HEMS FROM THK JAVA PAPERS
    1159 1 HEMS FROM THE JAVA PAPERS. (Translated 'for the Sl riii lt innes.J The following are particulars of the conflict with the Achinese on the Acheen river on the 20th ult., mentioned in the Strait* Times of the 1 lth instant The forts const meted by the Achinese to command that
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    ITEMS FROM THE MANILA PAPERS.
    1064 1 (Translated for the Stniitx Ttmtt.) Tiik latest received Manila papers l)iiblisli the following official report of an engagement with Sooloo pirates Misami*. loth May. The Commander at Dapitan received on the 13th April, much behind time, imformation of an action iv the neighbouring waters, between
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    PABIB LETTER
    2435 1 PARIS LETTER. I'\HIS, L'Olll Jl M.. Reflection but eoiilinns that tlie vote given in favor of the Republic is but the overture to tlie dissolution. It is not lx Ilieved that the Assembly will yield a sufficient majority to constitute what it has decreed to be alone adapted to the
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      234 1 ,ade kn ,wn .1 into for long period--1 Hubscriptiooj will be ,n. k OnVe; also in -IKKKT. COENHILL. v I.n.l.ard Street, city; M Jewry; in Cal\!,K*r». Aptar Co. >p ecifj i" the OOH the h rtMMM required, else all ite.l till countermanded rdingly. k i ani> Correspondents. „M e.tfully re.|Uente,l
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      170 2 MR. POPE HENNESSY. Editor uf the Dailjf ZVsms. Sut, The account of .Mr. Pope Hove moa in the administration of the Bahamas, in jour paper of Wednesday, emanates from that gentleman himself, resembling in this respect the flourishing accounts of Labuan published from time to time during his term of
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      ——+■ MR. .1. POPE HENNESSY
      68 2 MR. J. POPE HENNESSY. To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sir, You have slightly misapprehended my meaning. All that I meant to convey, in saying that the account of Mr. Henneaay'e successes emanated from himself, was that it is given in his own speech, aud on no other authority.
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    MALACCA.
    942 2 (From an .iretlitiuildl rurrexjiviltleut.J M ai. '.&lt; 1m ii .1 Di.l Is7l. A Chines.- waviiii.', OOOStetiag of about sixty performers of the Tbo Chew Tribe of Chinese, arrived bets, last Saturday per itwiwr liriiimirc, from Singapore, ami inh nd giving ssriM sf Theatrical pnrfornil new commencing from to-morrow night.
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  • of ti)? aaa«b MONDAY, Mm JULY.
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      MONDAY, 20th JULY.
      586 2 The British steamer Regalia, Capt. Harrison, fr&gt;m Calcutta via Penang, arrived at Jardine, Matheson Co's wharf on Saturday afternoon. The Colonial steamer I'htto, Cajit. Wclner, from Penang 15th inst., anchored in the roads on Saturday afternoon. Tiik British ateamer Pmkumm, Capt. Black, from Saigon ltith inst., anchored
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      TUESDAY! tin Jl IA
      724 2 TUESDAY! 21tn JULY. I'm. Telegraph Conpanjr'a maintenance iteMaec dg*e*, Capt. Wonley, from Peiiung Mtli instant, arrived tcrday afternoon. The British steamer Petrel, Capt. tain. Ristiug, from Penang 17 th inst., auchore*! in the roads yesterday afternoon. Tllh British .-tcamer Y»M§ Si-mj, from Bangkok ltith inst., anchored in the roads this
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      WEDNESDAY, Msu JI'LY
      1570 2 WEDNESDAY, 22nd JULY. Messes. Apcar iv Co.'i Bteanaez Jlin(iuntak, ('apt. .Miller, from Hongkong 11th inst., arrived at 6 o'clock \otcrdav evening, ami will leave for reoang and Calcutta at '■&gt; j&gt;. in. to-morrow. in k Vlintii Mml gives tin- following |iarticulars of the bat of the eteamai (,'(l ill on,
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      THURSDAY, ft*u JULY.
      213 3 THURSDAY, 23rd JULY. 11. M. S. Ckdmus, from Boßgkoog, inehored in the roads t'nis morning. liik Ocean CompMy'a ■teamef P«Capt Dr. i.nin^, from Liver18th June, via Suez Canal and Penang, arrived at fkajoag Pagar wharf yesterday afternoon. Tm British itttmer GkugyU, Cap*. (Julland, From London 15th June, vi» Suez Canal,
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      IIUDAV :21m JULY.
      316 3 FRIDAY, 24th JULY. Tut; Strait- steamer fMsrsaisatri 1 Augustine, from Penang 2'»t »i and Malaooa -Z'-irA inst., anchored in tlie r.&gt;a&lt;U this Borniny. Thk Uritisli si.amer &lt;)rn&gt;n, ('apt. Baaerdon, from Pooehow 14th but., arrived at Taajoog l'a-ar arWrf thia aaonußaja I'm. E. k A. Mail Company'i nWy tend iteamet Jeddah,
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      SATURDAY, iom JULY.
      1743 3 SATURDAY, 25th JULY. 11. N. M. B. Admiral run Kituberyea, from Aeiiecn ftOtfc inst., arrived yesterday afternoon. The Austrian war steamer Fne anchored in oui harbour yesterday, and saluted the British Hag, the salute being returned Irom Port Cauxing. I'iiK French war steamer Vurrtze, from Saigoel ~\&gt;\ inst., arrived at
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  • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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      460 3 Arrivals. Satu'.day. 18th July. M. M. steamer Neva. tftt tons, K.ivin commander, Bataria 16th July, consignees Heaaageriet Maritiiaae, M. M. steamer Peiho, 1,891 tons, Melizm commander. Hongkong 11th July, via Saigon, consignees Messageries Maritimes. British rrrai-— Baga&a,4o9 tons, Harrison commander, Penang 16th July, consignees Scott, Witham A Cj. Britiafa steamer
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      Qrpaitmcs.
      279 3 Departures. Sunday, li'th July. M M. steatner Peiho, M»li/.an, for Marseilles. Monday, 20th July. British steamer Celestial, Darke, for Cotie and Hongkong. Russian barque Navigator, Nymann, for Batavia. British barque John George, Barron, for London. British steamer Sri Sarawak, Howat, for Sarawak. British steamer Regalia. Harrison, for Hongkong. British steamer
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      3mbal $— Continued.
      152 3 Arrivals— Continued. British steamer Orion. tons. Sinerdon commander, Foochow 14th July, consignors W. Mansli.ld Co. British ht.amei- Jeddah, l,(KH»tous. De Bar commander, llougkong 17th July, consignee* Gurhrie A Co. British bar.me Belle f Sonthesk .1 17 tons, Stratton commander, Liverpool 16th April, consignees Guthrie Co. Austrian war steamer Fridrick, 1,000
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      SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
      733 3 Ship's Hamm. CAI'TAINS. Flau and Rig. Tons, ok ac- Whkkk Fkom. UIVAL. Consignees or Agents. Destination. MEN-OF-WAR Hart Roys.Basilisk Moresby Gburybdis Smith Bourayne Wati.' Vote Labour A.miral van Kiusbeigeu K»ni« Oorrese Maloo Fridrick Oeeteoebs Pwprioa il.m.s.'n 1 Pilot Fisli Creigutoii H.itiwi Hazlem P.-iiang JohoTC Barker Martakui
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      \ K S-S EL S IN DOCK OH LV 1 Nti A T W HARVKS.
      44 3 VESSELS IN DOCK OR LYING AT WHARVES. 1 Tanjong Pagar \V harf. vi..t..rm Mock i; Jardine, Mathe»ou aud Company Wharf. T 1* I'M 111 1-/UVB, 3 P. &O. Wbarl B a Accurd BansoOaaapany'B Wharf g Govennn.nt Wswrf PaU&gt;nt Slip and Dock Oompuny Al Jobore
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      62 3 ADVERTISEMENT. Berkley. Bui 1809. Geutleinen. 1 feel it a duty I owe to yon to essreaa my gratitude for the gre it b.uelit I have dej rived by taking Norton's Camomile Pills.' I applied to your agent, Mr. Bell, Berke- ley, for the above-named Pills, for wind in the stomiieh,
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      96 3 tried nearly evory reined j prenerihed, but without deriving any l-.-iieht at all. After taking two bot&ee of your valuable pills I was quite restored to my nitiial state of health. Plea to give this publicity for the benefit of those who may thus be aaVaeed. 1 am. Sir, yours
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      1019 4 ißiSrrllanroHS Established in 1820. C. LAZARUS A CO., Incorporated with Shearwood A Co., Cabinet makers. Upholsterers, Billiard Table Manufacturers. Carters, Gilders, Decokatobs, and General Furnishino Contractors, By Appointment To His Excellency the Viceroy of India, H. R. H. th* Duke Edinburgh, Ac, Ac House, Land and General Commission Agents, Appraisers
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      843 4 iHwrrllanrous. NOTICE J. Collis Browne's Cblorodyne Pepsine Wine 1 Grimaulfs Holloway's Pills and Ointmeut De Jongh s Cod Liver Oil Cold Drawn Castor Oil Feeding Bottles and Teats Keating's Worm TableU. Persian Insect Powder Soda Water, Tonic Wat.,, Leu !o Dade A Sold at and Manufactured by the Singaoore Ui»pe
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