The Straits Times, 28 August 1875

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    16 1 The Straits Times. VOL. XXXI PUBLISHED PVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28. 1875. SATURDAY EVENING No. 2,o^')
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    STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 28,1875.
    63 1 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 28,1875. IUJT MAiUUtT gro'i a il(>N-. Kl ■J'-TH, 1^75. S B c". Pepper 10.40. 1 1 7">. «n k go 3 :^>- Hi-utyne 86 r.<> belli r». 2iW. 1 1 I"- l.78». T. Okrtha 115. d 1.471 l"-i- tun new 0. i 6 montha tig 1
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    THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ASSOCIATION.
    1045 1 THE Straits Settlements Association, which was fbrasfd in London in IMb Ibr toe purpose of bringing nsore proBtlj before the Secretary of State for the Colonies and the English public iin| oitant i Deeming toe administration of the (iovernmeiit here, r« to ha\e lapsed into a
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    SUMMARY COURT FEES.
    2663 1 Ihe new Schedule ot rees to lie charged in suits in the Summary side of the Supreme Court does away entirely with all hope of cheap justice in tiie Colony. This question was discuseed at some length in the Legislative Council last year, when the Courts Ordinance
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    A HOME VIEW OF STRAITS AFFAIRS.
    42 1 A HOME VI EW OF STRAITS AFFAIRS. Ax old resident of Singapore, now at Uom% writes to us as follows on local matters ihc conclusions at which the Committee app< iuted to enquire into the Prison Riot arrived at ha\e ni*t yet
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    OLD SINGAPORE.
    84 1 in ii vji lass grows ohl \-.A iMinv :i Ui.l torn* dead A.i. l vhea 1 tliiuk oi tha days thai awn, ily heart jjrowg heavy ;ui lea- 1. (To the Edi lof of tit c Straits Time*.} 1 saw reproduced in your paper the other day a
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    HOME NEWS.
    283 1 Tiik Home papers by last mail are more interesting t ban usually interesting,what with theaoooontsof thesninmwmannwivies, the Wimhledfcn meeting, Mr. l'limsoll's defiance of the House of Commons, charges of wholesale frauds against films ai.d persons of hitherto high position, ami the committal for trial of the two partners
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    CHARGE OF FRAUD AGAINST MESSRS. COLLIE.
    1385 1 At the Guildhall Polioe-Court yesterday. :2lßt July, Mr. Alexander ToUic, of 1-, Kensington Palaoe-gafdsns, and Mr. William Collie, of 8, Aytoiinstiv. t, M:itl. h.w. ter, until recently carrying on bu-iiirHx as nenbants at 17, LuaejenlisH slmst, and Aytoun-street, Manchester, were brought ii[> on a
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      197 1 A I I NTS. kn >vn into for long i ill be also in Mill 1.. l Loeabard BUeut, city rryj ia Ca1- mas |i if v in tbc oO*y tll( 1 KHU re.|llir.-.1. else all it. .1 till i-ountevnianded njrly. I N 1 I -j i -tfuily re jii.
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    ITEMS FROM THE MANILA PAPERS.
    1180 2 t Tr,im<Ui(f,l fur tlf Sh-ailx Time*.) II i. ri-.|ii-<.t<*l ..f i.nr i-out«<miH>nu-iei> that in repr,.. timnalftUoaa, tbpir oru-uuil umxxrauce Hi'- 1 k ii. i The following is translated from the Manila 'v./fi-r,,, of the 10th ultimo: warns, \W haw already noted on seeing the announcement
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    ITEMS FROM THE JAVA PAPERS
    1322 2 (Traiwltiled for Hit HI raits Time*) (It is requesteil of our sewsßßtporariae that iii Mavedaeiag thass tmnstatsons theb nal appearance iv the Straits Tunes may US ackuowlfiljreJ.) Ox the 14-th hist., the wreck of the M. M. steamer Aera, was sold l>y auction at Batavia
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    PARIS LETTER
    2718 2 Paris, Jilt IL Amu.mi other ohatealoa that the poor Republic has to content against one sympathises ever with the oppressed is the absence of the prayers of the Church. Yet despite this adjunct the Republic has had the innings. The Clergy pray for the "Assembly," and we all
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      EDUCATIONAL GRANTS- IN -AII.
      431 2 'To the Editor of thr Dail,/ Timtt. fas,— Worn a Yankee taked in what consists the whole bu.-inos of life, would reply that it cent, n in ti principle "go ahead." Keeping pa with the rest of mankind, we, in this tight little isle of ours,
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    WEDNESDAY, 25th AUGUST.
    30 3 t )i ill learn with nnTeiffn- hie information of the death <it I i!dbeek, late I. I O. :t, who onl} reS and had only I Weeks.
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    31 3 re: Mr. Kdgar inted wlioie-l.'iiotli Si Harrj St. George Ord, H I. in the uiiifoiui of the Boyr the Council Chamber The portrait i>. w« 1 .iid for I>\ the Chines
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    THURSDAY, 26th AUGUST.
    24 3 1 ang U Legmen from Saigon, ■d tl.i- morning, sa s i |LSS; -1 il .1 ;i v 1 in :> cuts.
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    329 3 nl additions Uj oar pie- i; tniual Uardeoe, iaten itiog m il are, liavc been iewed disfavour oa tin- wore ol < onr growing collection of mill i. .1 bj net a Jem ttravagaaee Bw tliis place. Kii.m exactly bow mii.-li ex- it ai tailed IV theanimaUand bu< (rosaita central
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    FRIDAY, 27th AUGUST.
    45 3 A Mkktinu of the Singapore Sportub was held at the Exchange -Unlay aticmoon, at which It tided to liold an Autumn race g in the first week id' November nut. A programme is now in course v.i 1 ma by tin- Stewards.
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    64 3 'I in Btraiarr B*Utvi* t tbe piawMrof I lleenn, Kabatttno*a lin^ betwanaj tins pad of tin- world and Gcajoa, left l'e- aaagj ytsterday, and will l>c here to- J morrow, M nmte le> Batavia. She wil call here <>n bar rctuni voyage frowi Batavia. Should the ventmre prove encouraging we
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    243 3 T?i» Peavaf Gmzki* of the ***** met 1 nbliehee the following fiadiag of the Marine Coaii <>f Inquiry into the the British baßj|H dUmtt*s»: A Marine Coort of Ini|uiry was ball •t. Paaaag, <>n Taea,;.iv lust, regarding the loss "f the Bti-ii-ti Barqne ilaarrtt 1" "tt" Aolu-en. The Ooart waa
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    802 3 Tin: New Herald aaaaeiagly dewanta v foUowi upon the ravagea of tbe potato-bog in tbe United States. The subject ia, however, of grea^ta* portanoe, a> it i> anticipated tli<" American potato crop will be almost a ro-,i\-plete failure tliU year THE TEN-LINK,:) SPBAJUfAN. The potato, that cs ■uloiit whioh Sir
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    SATURDAY, 28th AUGUST.
    157 3 Tin; afeaaageriea Maritiaira steaoier i Anadyr, ('apt. de. Mutler, from Marseilles |st isMtaat, Vl: Said, S u/., i Alien, and (i.ille instant, arrived oiit-i.le list nio;!i proceeded to the Borneo Co.'l whar!' tliis mornin";, and will be deepatebed at daylight to-osor* j row for Saigon, Hoogkoog and
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    131 3 lloltoxcmfx Ointment ami Pill*. 1> of Women. Medical science ia all ages has been directed to alleviate the maaj maladies incident to females, bat ProfeeBor Bolloway, by diUgeat study and attentive uhafiiatioH, was indaeen to believe that Hatate bad provided a remedy f" these special diseases. After v.ist rase ITOh
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    235 3 A Gamut Oton leraed by the Jn■peetor General of Pbliee announces the inpcint nn nt of .Mr. 11. Onl as an [ngpcctOl of relief, (in ]ii(iliati«'n lor 12 months, and Acting Head [nvpector :it Singapore, with tin; remark that Mr. Old as Bead Inspector is senior "to all other [aspecton,
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  • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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      Arrivals.
      626 3 Batarday, Slat Aagatt Baitiah steamer OreHes I.9MtoW Bewlay oomamader, Liverpool MM July, eaaeigaeee W. Haaaaeld .v Baaawak steamer Bomliat, 161 tons. Kirk oommaader, Barawak lsth Au^ conaifrnees Botaeo Compaay Limited. British batqw Bedfordshire, 80s torn. Ifarcoa eoeaamader, Al- gee Bay lal Jnly, c .nsiirnees Qilfillan, Wood Co. Biaday, Bad
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    Departures.
    464 3 Monday, -ii-.l Angnat Brituli steamer Orestes, U.-wl.- for Hongkong. British -ti-iiii'T .E.-:i i, Spowxrt, for London. Tuesday, J:.'tli Aii_-u-t. British steamer Mecca, J< snson, for Hongkong. isrituli steamer Etuby, Fox, for Palembaug. > nti.-ii barque Birdston, dunter, for Ki > Janeiro, bnrque Admiral ii--t. Partridge, tor Bai Brituh tofaooaer
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    SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
    631 3 -hit's X\ii> Da it cait.u.n- Uk.m \.i) ::i...i>s- pa- *'hwiFioji II s, !'!.<. 11l \T !<*■>.. I A 1.. MEN-OF-WAR I. ;i I iii,' Dm ik Weasel I I\:itio 1 Aujiui Latter Patty M. v (kaat Bochuaaen 1 M F. reader Putte Medina ■"> Ai»li' Cl
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    VESSELS IN DOCK OR LYING AT WHARVES.
    46 3 VESSEL S IN DOCK OR LYING AT WHARVES. 1 Tanjong Pa^ar Wharf. J Victoria Dock ♦> Jardine, Matheson and Company's Wharf. 3 P. &O. Wharf 7 Bon Accord Dock 4 Borneo Company* Wharf 8 Government Wharf 5 New Harbour Dock Company Limited 9 At Johore nmraMM amui»Mu»».
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    MALACCA
    196 4 jllJrllt.J M v 'A. -'tim \MVt. mar Tehfrmmk, Captain m 1\. bet for tl port en lay, the -_nd in>t. an 1 from Singapore, and PenaM, arrived here Last ng Tub Bnuwn left tor it, and the S today afternoon. 8. K. itt:i. i\ia arrived hi ■amed L>-r i
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    News of the Week. MONDAY, 23rd AUGUST.
    23 4 News of the Week. MONDAY, 23rd AUGUST. l'lih Second Criminal Assi/.vs at Malacca will l>e opened on Wednesday, the l s th proximo.
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    54 4 Warn ot apace preveata oer taking any notice to-day of Lord Stanley of Alderley'a sxtn rdinary speeeli m the of Lords ti]x>n what he calls the Coolie traffic, and his moat nawarraataMe aspersions apoa the judges and magistrates of theag Settlements, bnt we s!iall publish the speech in r.r/e/iso to-morrow
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    49 4 Choi ku appears to be oreating s.iine alarm in India, more especially in the North West. At Simla, the sanitarium of India, up to Urn 5i«1 July there had oteaired 152 cases; 91 fatal, of which were Europeans. The outbreak was attributed to bad water ami warn of drainage.
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    49 4 oorrespoodent sends us the followuag two iatereatiag items of Home news, extracted Proa late ftuis journal The Boose ol Comaaoaa in L mdon has adopted the project of ooaeeaaioa of the Bobmarine tunnel between France and nd." Hie tubacrtption at London for the inundation "t the "Garonne" amonateto JLli'.'KO."
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    376 4 11. H. Sir Cbarke Brooke i roposi to make local regulation for limiting and modifying terms of impmonment. whether tbeee regolatiou are to apply to the Indian convict* at present in Sarawak or merely those locally >. nt.nc.d. is not dear from the uport ol the meeting of the Rajah's
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    168 4 The 4 uesti«m of cheap Summary m mir I.^i^lative Cnu.cl, ba. bee. W| at. RMI l»v the MM*, under tl o •mended law, of Urn f..11..win« largely vvCi.Mit, which we extract final ftlbipanaaa '^JTtll'taTSlS j'. 1 to 80 :«.W) an :;:> 5 ttll( uu .ofloce n ufor 9 t^ every
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    62 4 tMUMMMM w ir or Siil>| CBU ''i" 1 Amount of -Lulu when uot nirnrriJBg |2S Exc-.iJii.g Ki aud sot ■Mwfliag |50 M 1O'» !o> IM i;<h» 900 900 ;;.vi iimi ::,.i ISO s c s 0. 0— Ji 0—^5 I .",0 I 0— 1— 1.0 0—7.-. l-.V) 0=— S.-> -J—
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    90 4 SHhKlF*'"s KKES. For appraiacaaeat and sale, or for tie alone, of vooat taken in executi'iii, includiasj A.actooaeer'a coamtsaioa when iinI'liiVed, at the rale Ol 5 cents i:i every dollar on the produce of the f»ode s>l I. Releasing fee oa withdrawing ezecntioa withoni >ale. Wbe i tbe Writ or v7arr
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    331 4 Tim. Indian papers reccivcu by the mail steamer oa Saturday OOOtain little or no further news regarding tbe Burmafa question. Sir Douglas Forsyih has received a curioosly dry letter M thanks fbf his services in briagiag the negotiations placed in his ehargv to a satis'actorv COQclosion. The seivic. s are
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    TUESDAY,24th AUGUST.
    57 4 Missus. ArCAI kOo'a. steamer llmittUm, Oapt Gardaer, ftom Hongkong 17th inst., arrived at Tanjong Pagtr wharf to-day, and leaves at 1 o'doek to-monow afternoon for Penaag and Calcutta. Passenoees. far fliafsaam Mr au<l Mrs. Isaac and family, Mr. Koo Cheng leesg. for Calcutta— From BongkoBg: Mrs. Gardner, Mr.
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    50 4 TiiK IbUftwißff BMBMgan proceeded l.v the B. A. mail steamer BrUh»l, on Saturday last ibulaafcahV Front Hon-kong, 4 saloon paataacera, 3.3 steerage. IV IWamOs.— Mr. Janus Lewis. IV Dfi'lfO' Mi" s Emily Ooghhin. For tiifliii-y.—.i Baropeaa ateeraaje. Fur MAo*ra*.—¥rom Biagapore. Mr. and Mrs. K. Kiley, Mb Shaud, 6 European steerage.
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    259 4 Tiik loUowing New Bo la»«» been receivtd at the BaaVs library Kekkkence Lukaky. Eueveloyicdia Britanniea, vol. 11.. new cd. Forest's Voyage to New Guineii, 1«M). CIBCULATIN'i LIBKAKY. Beaumoufs DaaaV Seal of Confession, Beevioke's Lonely Oarlotta, Cohii'l "c's PhantasaMoa. CoopeTaOkl rtehioaed .tones, Brakln«'« vfyacote, (iutliiie's Memoirs, vol -nd, Cratbria'a Through Bumm,
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    387 4 Ol v readers will remember that some three or four weeks since, we inserted an article in our columns, giving a full description of the visit which Sir Wiiliam Jervois liad paid to the Eastern Coast of the Malay lYnintula, aud stating that we were of opinion that great results
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    322 4 Thl detention for sixteeen days of the British atmamr Rntn at Illiio, lor an imaginary breach of the Dutch passenger regulations, should receive the attention of our Government, in order to protect our shi|>]>inj>- interests in neighbouring ports. Oaring to tbe exclusive policy of the Netherlands India Government, the privileges
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      762 4 JHttfrrllanroutf. WEDDING, 811 THDAT AM) CHRISTENING CAKEB. Male and decorated, also all deacriptiotiH of Uftkes, t>i«eaita and fancy confectionery. Orders received from Singapore will be promptly attended to. and the cakes carefully packed and forwarded. LANE CRAWFORD A CO., Hongkong. General Managers of HManVoag A China Bakery Company Singapore, 21st
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      812 5 9. *V <P. Companp. PEXINMLAR AND ORIENTAL STKAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Officbb D'Almeida Street. GoDOWirs— At New Harbour. I\i LINKS. Thk following arr the dates on which 1 utrHct Mail Steamers may l«- tpei t< d to Blrive here OUTWABD. HOMKWAKD Tuesday 12th Jan. Wednesday 13th Jan L't;th 27th !Hh F.b.
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