The Straits Times, 7 October 1876

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    15 1 The Straits Times. XXXII PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OTCfBER 7, 187C>. SATURDAY EVENING JfO. 2,824
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    • Obituary
      DEATHS.
      17 1 ti A\ r. itland, i; taaicaJ Gura the Ut i 71. .uix." .M it- .1 Little.
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    STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1876. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    46 1 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1876. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. KE. OCToBLK 7lH, 1876. tU, I 1; k L8.I0. it I I 0.8 1.U 1 28 550 1 1. I UJ. |5 15 231. paid *H" ■ar. I" 1 ■17. Vi Co. L I Ll 17> 6d
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    TURKISH ATROCITIES.
    1879 1 r Flag of England" now over her mighty inmka Bay as a warning bs si Britain, the champion t.ii^en Turkey under her i would be disposed to il be invaded •by i. And, eoasequent- restrained from taking ri ssi' measures against "Jgh bands of her soldiers sta (lard
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    JAVA ITEMS.
    3619 1 (Traitsliileil fur the Straits Times.) ilt it requested of our contemporaries that in repro ilmiii.- these translations their oriiriual appearance in the Str.nl* Tiuut, our be acknowledged). Tiik following intelligenceis translated from Java papers to the 18th inst. Sept: Tea planters in Java appear to be more and
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      119 1 into f"r I I'M'ins will be i < 'rtii'o iil.-n in NUll.I.. I. '0 py tli.' n n qufn .1. <•!«,• all •n the deT.ri.. ilful. No •'>.'"!■ other ii I..' attoadad ta in- UMM th.- Ii.illn' .mil I llMSt v:'..V as a gOWtat of its apt in tli.' o«.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    11719 2 Sinoapokk, iiTH September, l87t». i -sent. Hi.s Kx«ki.i.lx<v The Governor. The Hon'ble The Colonial .-.-.-retaiy (Mr. J. -.ii. 1 1», OJLtt.) Tbe Attorney-General (Mr. Braddell.) The Treasurer i Mr. Wilhws) Auditor General (Mr. C. J. Irving.) H A. K Whampoa, c.m.o. W. H. Read. Wo, Adamsou. J. R.
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    MANILA ITEMS.
    1674 3 (Translated for the Straits Times. J .It is requested of our contemporaries that in repro diU'i.iK these truuslatious their original aiijiearaiioa i iv the BMH Ttmm, iv.iv be ackuowledj^d FbOM Manila papers to the lt'th ultimo, the following items are translated From the provinces. We received to- day
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    SYDNEY LETTER.
    6511 3 (From our vie/i CorretpouJr/tt-J Sydnkv, tiyi Skptkmiikk, ISTt. Bt this mail I am enabled to give you the, to, us, very welcome intclligeiicetha t the very lengthened Parliamentary Se*eiaa is at last over. And indeed it wa» time. It lasted wlm months, and was wow, nothing at all
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  • Correspondence.
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      POISONS.
      412 4 To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sib, Would you be good enough to allow me to ask through your columns, perhaps some of your rea lafl \n.\\ li.ive an answer, how it is so little is known of the poisons used in Malay countries, I believe very little
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      NATIVE STATES.
      683 4 of the Legislative Council the affairs of tin- Native States arc being carefully discussed. This announcement which aj peared in your columns has made all the native population of this place overjoyed and when I was ordered to proceed to Kurope by the Sultan of Tringanoo I used
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      COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE.
      65 4 Singapore, llth Octol>er, IJS7S. Sir, In reply to your petition of the 15th ultimo, I am directed by the Gov•nor to inform you that H. E. is maMe to interfere with respect to any financial claim* you may have upon His Highness the Sultan of Tringanu. I
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      A VISIT TO UNCLE SAM
      2194 4 on A TKIl' TO THE CENTENNIAL, WITH NOTES BY THE WAY. To the Editor of the Straits Time*. New Y'oek, August 2Gth, Sir. The above mythical personage having issued a courteous invitation to all the world to visit his industrial show, held to celebrate the
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      ANOTHER ROCKET AFTER ALL.
      286 4 To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sir, Who would have thought it, but yes we drifted on our path this time much in the same silence that Nelson did, only that we were assisted on our way across the wave by the immortal Watt and
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      THE CHEANG HONG LIM FREE SCHOOL.
      86 4 To the E,Htur i, Bn,— lVrl.aps llll; ,v are unaware that there Aver a school bonded ud tirelybythe Bbwalitv LimEs.!, after whom ii namber of boy, t and the number of daily The school is divided the.manageme.it <* %uu denng the efficiency wit read,
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      WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT ?
      285 4 WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT 2u f//f Editor of thr ho Sir, What a momi Honorable Qeotlem M Ik* state of affair* in tli For my humble part 1 A any other States in thi other than those that a eil M far as my ken old days of the
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      A HISTORICAL EXPLANATION.
      296 4 I\, the Editor of thi D Sih, As th.' BUthOl ill paragraph wlvocal of taking immediate it Birch foul murder row paper at the tinai i (art dSseuMed in Council, r l^^ allow me space forali*«ort« of explanation. I will begin by call urn in no ways
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      POISONS.
      457 5 th* h.iily Hints. 1 li.ive ben vaittac to see what tiled forth by the let- i «hi. li appeared in your is- i Thaaka are due to your odent tT drawing attyntion to baekn m 1 itato ot' our kaov< great inter.-; aad Jurisprudence and Medical I' true that
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  • News of week.
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      MONDAY, 2ND OCTOBER.
      204 5 Ai Lo| r. \i. while OM of the sailors H. MV. who bail been taken al at .lolinstoii's pier by some ■in] ..mioiis, while aatting into ii.it fell overboard and ~]\e i| aaoaVor hat also fell into ii"i he jumped in after it j •v 11 i>
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      TUESDAY, 3RD OCTOBER.
      130 5 The French steamer Fntnrois In-., Captain Lecacheur, from Swatow 22nd ultimo, anchored in the roads this morning. She brought 600 Chinese steerage. Tin. British steamer Ciri»hro<>ke, Captain Evans, from Ainoy Mad ultimo, anchored in the roads this morning, en route for Peaaaf. Tiih British steamer f'iditr, Captain
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      LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
      237 5 SiXGAP.uiK, In October, ls"t: Present His KxrKi.i.KNVY riiK (!o\ kunou. 11.- Honor the Aetiag Judge of Penan:;, (Mr. G. PhilHppo The Hon'ble the Colonial Seeretarv (Mr. J. Douglas, C.MG..) Attorney General (Mr. Braddein Treasurer (Mr.Willans.) Auditor General (Mr. C. J. Irving.) W. H. Read. \V. Ailainson. I. It.
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      WEDNESDAY, 4TH OCTOBER.
      406 5 The Band of H. If. ftOtfc Uejriment will ]»lay at tlie Botanical Gardens to- morrow, Tkmrtdmg ifternOOß, weather permitting, at s..'iU i> M., the following: Programme. 1 Quick March Carisiw** Minntrels Riviere. 2 Overture (To the Drama) Mozart Sup])!-. 1 3 Ballad and chorus SabineHa... Balfe. I
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      THURSDAY, 5TH OCTOBER.
      667 5 The Burirmh Steamship Co.'s steamer Py ili I'rkk't, Captain Joyce, from Peaaag Mai ultimo, via Paaeore, Perak, Salangore, Klang, aud Malacca anchored in the roads this morning, and will return to the same ports on Saturday. Passenger*. Mnj r Lee-h, Lieut. Cole, Lieut. Fredricks. Mr. Penally, Mr.
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      FRIDAY, 6TH OCTOBER.
      341 5 To the exclusion of other mutter we make RMMi to-day for the verbatim report of the continuation of the late important debate in the Legislative Council. The Singapore Volunteer Corps, under the command of Lieut. Buckley, marched out last night headed by its band t« Government House,
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      SATURDAY. 7TH OCTOBER.
      1253 5 Wr. are informed that the meeting of the Legislative Council, which was fixed for Monday the 9th instant, has been postponed. PlßlXt; the thuni'.er-stoim this afternoon, a Chinese sampan man standing in his boat, lying alongside D.ilhousie Pier, was struck by lightning, and with mob. force that
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      295 5 plotters IX THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACTS 18ti2 AND 1867. AM) IN THE MATTER OF THE OUIEN'TAL TELEGRAM AGENCY, LIMITED. The Creditors of the above named Company residing out of England are required on or before the lbt day of March, 1877 to send their names and addresses and
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      786 5 floticrs. JOYCE'S SPORTING AMMUNITION. Established UM, The attentiou of Sportsmen is invit-d la tne following Aininuniti B, af thr he-it quality, now in general use throughout England, India and the OoloaJ Joyce's treble waterproof Jt r. 3 QUALITY. PERCI'SSION CAPS. Cheuiically-prepared Cloth and Felt Gun Wadding. Joyce"* das-tioht caktkii>okB, For
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  • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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      Arrivals.
      588 6 Saturday, 30th September. Araer ship Fortune, 1.036 tons, Taylor commander, Bombay 9th Sept., consignee Captain German steamer Quarta. 731 tons, Hielje commander, Hongkong 23rd Sept., consignees Rautenberg, Schmidt A Co. Dutch steamer Ophir, 144 tons. Haff nann commander, Rhio 30th Sept., consisrnees Hamilton. Gray A Co. British schooner Wee
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      Departures.
      265 6 Sunday, Ist October. P. A O. steamer Khiva, Perrins. for Hongkong. British steamer Eastern Isles, Smith, for Peuang Karical. Dutch steamer Bromo, de Jong, for Batavia. Monday. 2nd October. British steamer Fleurs Castle, Thomson, for Hongkong. Amer. ship Don Quixote, King, for London. Italian barque Liiruri, Sarzani, for Burmah.
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      SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
      671 6 I X I DaT I I Ship's Names. Captains. flag Rig of ab- Where From Where Lying Consignees or Agents. Destination. kivals MEN-OF-WAR Deli 'rnnd H. N. M. str. SOi'Sept. 1 Acbeen T. P. Wharf H. N. M Consul General. Rep.u-ing Sumatra Walaunvh H. N. M.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    2164 7 Singapoke, 2nd October, 1876. Prenent His Excellkncy thk Governor. His Honor the Acting Judge of Penang. The Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary. Attorney -General. Treasurer. Auditor-General. W. H Read. W. Adamson. J. R. Mac Arthur. Mr. Justice Phillippo, Acting Judge of Peuang. was sworn in as a member of
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