The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 6 September 1862

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    12 1 THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY MORNING, THE 6TH SEPTEMBER, 1862.
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    THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
    2115 1 Singapore Saturday, 6th September 1862. LOCAL. In the Administration Report for *****2 the Hon'ble the Governor, in hi* remark* un der the head of Agriculture, notices that in the Island of Pinang disease M il| continue* its ravages amongst the nut. mP jr plantations, hardly
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    SARAWAK.
    507 1 The Bishop of Labuan was so unaccountably imprudent, to use the mildest phrase, as to take a very active part, while on board the Sarawak steamer Rainbow, in the attack'on the Lanun pirates on the Coast of Borneo some months ago, and he appears to have, still more unaccountably,
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    PAHANG.
    582 1 Some weeks ago we stated, on the authority of a communication from the First King of Siam to his Agent in Pinang, that the ex-Sultan of Lingga had left Bangkok in the Siamese War Steamer Coiiq'tertr for the purpose of proceeding to Tringanu It appears that the steamer called
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      32 1 ROTtGit IHE Undersigned have established themselves a3 Merchants and Commission Agents at Settlement under the Style of CUMMINQ Singapore, 1 5th May 1862. JAMES B. CUMMISG. SIMON F. CUMMING. HUGH K. BEAVEB.
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    PIRACY.
    45 2 About two mouths ago six Lanun pirate prahus visited the island of Siantan in the China sea, and carried off about twenty of the natives. They also risited the neighbouring island of Jainajah from which they took away a considerable number of the inhabitants.
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    MANILA.
    452 2 The Cutolico Filipino a daily journal published at Manila, contains some notices of the rebei!i( n in Tonquin and expresses great sympathy with the insurgents, because, on the one hand, the leader of the rebels is the legitimate ruler of tlie country by right of descent, and on the
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    PINANG.
    530 2 By the steamer Prince Arthur, we have Pinang papers to the 14th ultimo:— The Gazette, understands that tlie Straits are to be separated I rum the China command and placed as a distinct division under a Commander Commodore) and that orders have been already issued to give effect to
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    469 2 Bv the Dutch Muil Steamer we have Java papers to the 30th ultimo. On the evening of the 27th a part of Baj lavia was, for the fit st time, lighted by means of gas. If was expected that in a few days the whole of the town
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    407 2 The iron ship Henry Moore Captain Stewart, Iroin Calcutta bound to Hongkong with a cargo of rice &c., on the morning of the 15th ultimo, struck against a sunken rock in the Middle Channel off Point Romania, and immediately began to make water. A boat was sent to
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    VESSELS PASSED STRAITS OF SUNDA.
    547 2 Augt. 9 Bremen Louis Henry, Tegeler, from Cardiff 28th April f. r Shanghai. 10 Dutch liuijdehaper, Blok, from Deal 24th April for Batavia. 10 British Dun mail, Lumley, from London 10th Vay for Hongkong. n 10 British Inca Nelson, from Liverpool 28th April for Shanghai.
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    Shipping Intelligence
    367 2 ARRIVALS Aug. 19 Henry Moor from Calcutta n 20 Prince Arthur (H. M. 6tmr)Pinang a 21 Fire Cracker (American str)Mauritius 21 Emperor (6teamer) Liverpool tt 21 William Pinang tt 22 Reiver (steamer) Hongkong n 23 Envoy (Siam.) > v iam a 23 Ferozepore London 23 Larmont (French) Bordeaux
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    SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR
    358 2 Vessel's Names. Consignees. H. M's. Surv. schooner Saracen Thomas H. M. steamer Prince Arthur Bravier H. M. steamer Swallow 486 iM* H. M. steamer Rifleman 486 Reed B. barq Pomona 457 Rider B. Hulk IViucexs lhtya. 970 Mayo Russian schooner Japan 268 Keferntein Amer. barq Sarah
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