The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 6 December 1859

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    11 1 THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, THB 6TH DECEMBER, 1859.
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    THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
    1579 1 Jfnqapore, Tuesday, 6th December 1859. -RR LOCAL, i It is now upwards of a year, we believe, since the proposal to transfer the management of the Straits Settlements from the Supreme Government of India to the Colonial Office, was referred by the Secretary for India
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    BY THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
    678 1 Bahiana Nov. loth 11.50 a. m. To Messrs Yan Hoorn and Mactaggart, Singapore. We are through the Straits of Moors, and all going on well as we coald wish. Bahiana, Nov. 16M, IA. p. m. To Mr Mactaggart. We are twenty miles below Brahalla Island going
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    SARAWAK.
    69 1 The Steamer Hooyh/y left Sarawak on the 21st, at which time every thing was quiet, and it was hoped that all cause for alarm was over. Much gratitude is frit by the Europeans at Sarawak towards Colonel Cavenagh, for bis so promptly despatching the Hooghly thither, and the best
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    JAVA.
    922 1 By the Dutch mail steamer Batavia we have received Java papers to the 23rd ult:— A new Commissioner for Banjermassing and a new military commandant have proceed to that quarter and entered upon the discharge of their respective functions. The late Commissioner and military commandant Colonel Andresen is said
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    PINANG.
    893 2 Lieutenant Borradaile, late officiating Secretary and A. D. C. to the Hon'ble the Governor, arrived here on the 7th and assumed charge of the offices of Police Magistrate, Commissioner of the Court of Requests and Coroner of Province Wellesley. Apart from objections to the age and limited experience of
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    444 2 I lie P. O. Co's Steam-ship Cadiz, Captain from Hongkong the 15ih ultimo, arrived here 011 the night of the 20th, and j rocceded to Bombay, and I Galle via Pinang, on the evening of the 22nd. The Siamese Screw Steamer Chow Phya, Captujn Achune, arrived here on
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    VESSELS PASSED ANJER.
    562 2 Oct. 31 Prussian Britania, Kranse, from Singapore 17th October for London. Nov. 4 Hambro' Arracan, Kuhlken, from Liverpool for Batavia. n 7 British Assyrian, shepherd, from Shanghai sth October for New York. n 7 British 1 Yynavd, Reid, frtm shanghai 10th October for London. n 7 American
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    Shipping Intelligence.
    460 2 ARRIVALS. NOV. 19 Planet from Sarawak »20 villa de Bale (French) Hongkong n 20 Lawriston do N. 20 chow Phya (siam stmr.) siam n 20 cadix (steamer) Hongkong n 21 Scotsman sua tow n 21 iiermine Bangkok n 21 Johanna ceasar (Bremen) Macao n 22 Monarch Calcutta B
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    SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR
    756 2 Vessel* V.im« 1 Tnn* Consignees. 9 ■IBBSBBBBK ■fifiBifl H. M'g. sloop Saracen jKerjuga Refittinar Suez TT T \f fitmr Stanton, Esq. Stephenson Amer. steamer &L Louis 900 Williams, Anthon and co Discharging Amer. Young Mechanic 1265'Auisburg f Ditto Akyab Amer. ship Amer. ship Vulture\ 681 Gill
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