The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 11 January 1864

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  • 12 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS EXTRA. SINGAPORE, MONDAY MORNING, THE 11TH JANUARY, 1864.
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  • 226 1 The Peninsular Oriental Company's Steam ship BEHAR, Captain DUNDAS, arrived at New Hat bouT yesterday at noon, having left Bombay on the 14th ultimo, with the Europe Mails of the 26th November. The following Passengers came bv this opportunity For Singapore
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  • 440 1 Extracted f'om the Hotre Neves of 3rd Deceicber 1863. The illness of Lord Elgin ha9 called forth in England a universal expression of profound sorrow. The answers of ihc European Powers to the Emperor Napoleon are said to he all conditional except those of Spain and Italy it
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  • 2810 1 The English Government have definitively declined to send a representative to the proposed European Congress. The Scblcswig-Holstein question is creating great excitement in Germany. The claims of Prince Frederick of Augustenburg to the Duchy of Holstein are warmly supported by the Germans, and many of
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