Straits Times Overland Journal, 19 September 1874

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  • 18 1 The Straits Times Overland Journals. VOL. XV. Mi. 299. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 187 L Price, 45 Ci
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  • 12 1 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH. l»>th in^ 1, the t Liddelow, of a daught
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  • 84 1 THE STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1874. Singapore, Sept.. 18th, 1874. Fi.lo. White Pepper Sago Flour, Sarawak Pearl Sago.... Coffee, Bontyne no buyers. Mule twist Si lbs. Shirtings 7 do do 5 do T. Cloths. tf do do 7 do do Benares Opium new. nominal. Exchange on Lond< Bank bills
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  • 433 1 Tiu: follow tigers have arrived, left, or through the during the fortnight. Per steamer Gleaarlney, from London, on the 4th inst isB Sanger. Irs. Baldwin, Mrs. Cram European engineers. Per P. I ore, on the 6th inst F< vi Southampton: Mrs. M From Venice: Mr. F. Haase. From Madras
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  • 966 1 The last Overland Journal was dated 3 tember. On the 6th the Travancore arrived with the English mail of the 7th August, and on the 13th the Ata arrived with the French mail and London advices to the Uth, and f ne J coming in this morning with
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  • 295 1 SHANGHAI. Reports of somewhat sensational eh. tcr pervade- at after the arrival of tic from Tientsin this morning. They the el that so of Li -hung-chang's troops had mutinied, and !>• 1 fully enquiry, however, has reduce! the story to a somewhat detailed i of the disturbance in the
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 40 1 P. 0 .1; \i j. E# B> CH. TREBIN AKZT. C'Hlh lkki: Reserve arzt z. D tunden Morgens, 10-12; Abends, A CARD. CH. TREB Do< 2nd Regiment, Province Hessen Nassau, Germany, HOTEL DEUROPE, Rooms, Nos. 31 and Singap August m.d.w.o)
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  • 955 2 K." pik.v I traj4« in Canton river on board tb uld not be allowed to an idle tale that is told, signifying nothing unt with warning, quite as much to the merchant and captains of the Straits as to those of ngkong or all China, for
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  • 791 2 Perhai that will more aptly represent or bolise the present political situation of btlemeuts, than to liken that of a ship which ha it of the track of a typhoon, and is sailing on to its destination, repairing damages, with a clear atmosphere, a fair wind and in
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  • 201 2 Singapore, 7th September, 1874. Present i His En v the Governor. His Honor The Chief r Thomas The 1 The Offi ag H. v. c.) The J Colonial Secretary (Mr. Birch.) The Hon Attorney Genera! Bra The Hou'ble The Treasurer Mr. Will The Bon'ble The Acting (M aial
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  • 1261 2 SHORT-HAND REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUCIL. HER. TXH 1 uemben I id liuii; culatiun I telegraph lii la. I tar on ti The K> prepared for th don of A and Atk-i Thi rij then Final Supply Bill for mentary Esti for lfc iv print with t
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  • 537 3 14th September. 187-1. new membeb. WALTER SCOTT, took the oath and his seat as a member of the Council. PASSENGER SHIPS BILL. The ATfOttNEY-GENERAL m the second reading o. gulatiou of Passenger to passenger ships in this Colony, was to be found in the Indian Act No. XXi,
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  • 1427 3 [Tram S/ratls Time..) The latest received Batuvia papers which come down to the 29th ultimo contain the following telegram from Colonel Pel, received at Padang on the 2 7th ultimo: lith Au.' Hag hoisted at Kerti. -Ist August. The burial hill occupied by us eastward
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  • 1864 4 THE following Acheen intelligence is drawn from the mail summary of the lud'ur of the 9th instant: s from Acheen makes it apparent that Colonel Pel is steadily and zealously active in clearing the ground around the Kraton. The A otiuue hostilities withthesaun >re. Although several small S >f late,
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  • 396 4 Faon the late inila papers, whicl i lown to the 1 st instant, the following intelligent Several subscribers to the t Sinpore have desired us to draw the attention of the Manager of that periodic the propriety of not neglecting any opportunity of forwarding the
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  • 2593 5 wen man ux 8 Victor Hcoo. It is admitted that no dinner can I the Ban. I in win supply inferiority of material, and i indill'eicii in the vian In making- sane French con■l all other nations. Exult- iv the superiority of France over gland, in
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  • 1707 6 VI. >! puddiugs likewise; B after We'd D'Arev's whiskey and Guiuness's stout, Impayrial pop aud Soda-water!" Ikish Bone. Coming back to drink, for, as Pat said of a dinner, the d'hrinkin' was the best of the eat in'," I think the best dinner wine in the
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  • Correspondence.
  • 27 7 orthy Uout to 1 cannot We are al>out to lose a ight- and ling >r iv office will if enas efficithe the ixim 0111'TRIANGLE.
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  • 94 7 To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sir:— I \Vh\ re takes in the Br: make up its mail pack When th lone illy Frenchtheir i f they were of their vVhy many ar> 1 —Why l»ntar and th« the climi When t ently in order to enable him
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  • 1012 7 admit t disaj -at -.till needed in sundry h of time which the arrival of the inward rd mails and the delivery of oner are the mails fairly building ger The longing of the rom home may, in it for the anxiety dis| before they are ed
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  • 85 7 WONDERLAND. WONDERLAND. To the Editor of the Daily Timet. Sir, Permit me to attempt replies to some of the questions of Star Gazer. 1. Because a Trotter cannot be expected to gallop. 2. When the l\ M.G. will trot quickly under the C. S. and gets no birching from him.
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  • 331 7 (From an our occasional Correspondent.) M llacca, 3an Sept. TiiK Colonial steamer Pitt to, which 1 left this for Singapore on the night of h ultimo, with the llon'ble the Lieut. Governor, returned to port last Friday, proceeded to the .lugra lviver the same aing, returned to this port
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  • 372 7 To the Editor of the Daily Timet. Sir: -The very sensible letter signed Vox in your issue of yesterday, will lie read with approval by the large portion of our community who are interested in this efficiency of so important a public department as the Post Office.
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  • 202 7 THE COMING RACES. n tell r _t Spirit guides th' enraptured eye pierce the shj m futurity f Who can teil t I Where is the fearless prophet who can say i What horse will win the laurels on that day, Wheu hearts beat loud and hopes expectant
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  • 194 8 ft- from Calcutta 2<ith Burmah ports, Penang and .Malacca, anchored in the this i ug. The "strike" The Chin linen in Tanjong 1 road, who appear to have been the matter, were themwork, believed t he threats and the morning duriu >ng Pagar road. that the old
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  • 45 8 rEMBJ .apt. lon. -anicr A ig Pagar whar; .rning. British from Loi -I 1 1!}'* arrived at the Tanjong afternoon, haviug made tin under Glenarfney it will be reineml was the fir 1 home this at daylight now for Hongkong and
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  • 299 8 Tn 7, Capt. Dark 2nd inst., anchored in the roads this morning. rived at the Tanjoug Pagar wharf this morning. Captain rd and Malacca Oth I in the roads this morning. Thi P. and Mth, nd Penang 4th mt, arriv he P. and O. wharf at 10
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  • 125 8 The Spanish steamer Paragua,Cnj>t. Elizalde, from Manila 2nd inst., arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf this morning*. During the past two days, Captain Walshe, police magistrate, has been engaged in hearing a summons case against Captain Bui ford, ol the British barqu rged with violently assaulting a European
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  • 171 8 TIIE substitution of adhesive instead of the old impressed stamps is a great convenience to all who make use of stamped documents; but it is important, at the same time, that the stamps rnnient should be properly gummed, thereby reducing to a minimum the probability of their becoming detached. The
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  • 263 8 Bason Lesskps* proposed railway to India is not, after ah y a scheme, and there are other than engineering difficulties in tin ment. We learn from our Indian exchanges that at a recent m i f the raphical Society of Paris, M .de _^aye some information with iv to the
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  • 454 8 A fire oeourred at Siglap on T day night, in which an unfortunate Chinaman lost his life. The building was an attap hut, in which two Chinamen lived, one sleeping in the body of the hut, and the other in a small projecting shed attached. The inmate
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  • 86 8 The bundle of Bank notes advertised rday by the Inspector General of Police proved to belong to ti dab of a native vessel from the Gulf of Siam, who had received them from a rice-shop keeper in Hill Street ment for a carg« ly, and out of his vin<r tli
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  • 935 8 ;»t. Strahlendorff, from To Mb inst., anchored in the roads .ruing. We learn that Captain Walshe, Magistrate of Police, goes the French mail steamer on leave of Mr. C. B. Wj will H( in his All in" I in the introduction of a good breed of horses
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  • 281 9 MONDAY,14 th SEPTEMBER. The British steamer Cleat or, Capt. Ross, hv >van 9th instant, anchored in the ro_. terday. The 1? r Saltee, Capt. Garceau, t rawak 10th inst arrived The B aug, 10th and Mala. tuehored in the roads ('apt. anchored morning liik barque J. S. Walker, master, from
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  • 432 9 The Agents of the E. A. Mail S. S. Co. have received the following information as to the movemeuts of their iers: The Legislator, which left Singapore on the Sth inst., and the Ftinlskire, from Newcastle (N. S. W.) 22nd August, both arrived at Hongkong yesterday, the
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  • 769 9 A private telegram to the Singapore agents, received this morning, announces that the Danish steamer Asia, originally intended to be despatched to Singapore, had been taken up to convey troops from Canton to Formosa. It is evident from this that the Formosa business is far from settled.
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  • 225 9 The British steamer Ban long Seng, Capt. Craik, from Bangkok 12th inst., anchored in the roads this morning. The Siamese steamer Bangkok, Capt. Belbin, from Bangkok 12th instant, anchored in the roads this morning. The mail steamer Malacca left Penang at 3 p. m. to-day, and may
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  • 676 9 The Straits steamer Sharpthooter, Capt. Augustine, from Penang 14th and Malacca 17 th instant, anchored in the Road this mom ing. Ths Dutch steamer Gover teral Meyer, Capt. Yoortman, from Batavia 14th instant, arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf yesterday afternoon. The Ocean Company's steamer Ulyttes, Capt Byrne,
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
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