Straits Times Overland Journal, 23 November 1869
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Title Section23 1869-11-23 1 FOR DESPATgII PEE P. o. STEAMER RANGOON STRAITS TIMES OVERLAND JOURNAL VOL. X. NO. 176 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY 23rd NOVEMBER, 1869. Price S5 Cents.23 words
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19 1869-11-23 1 STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, NOV. 23, 1869. Demostic Occurrences. BIRTHS. On the 11th •it the L7tb insl Habek I mgh-19 words
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Article30 1869-11-23 1 eb 23r] p] 11.!<> !<> .15 151 T. thi .'■'•■.]< do 7 „2.15 to 2.171 Frei I E &£2l< >pium n. Bank hills 6 months sight. 4«.6^d. Credii I30 words
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Article295 1869-11-23 1 Tin: followil have arrived during the fortnight. r P. and O. Btean Etyiene, Ci Dapiaon, ■n. Bert hi vli. and Chai'inan. From H 1 From Hongk -srs. P. i .nd Ledwidg Sala, Ghir no. r.— Signon Wlini. Danioli, Vuletich, Pini. Fainnm. and Catenacci. ra, and two mi. I', and O.295 words
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Article1014 1869-11-23 1 Oub I was dated the 9th instant The extra P. T V 0. steanw r fifom Yokohama and Hongkong, arrived here on the morning 1 of the LOth instant, and lei Galle and Suez the same evening, with mpplementary mails and passengers for Europe. The P. steamer with1,014 words
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Article351 1869-11-23 1 Our dates from Japan are bo the 6th instant, but there is nothing I .I to the following items, previously received i (J M<fa, 0 The Iflkado's Birthday, or. we more properly, iete-day, was kept on T day, the 2(ith inst. His Majesty wai last year declared of age;351 words
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Article289 1869-11-23 1 X i 'li it*. We have, heard that the revised Treaty of Tientsin was signed on Saturday the 23rd DJ W< I- mg, who was ill. What it contains has not transpired, bat we believe U remains essentially the same, its oliief if not only i i being the289 words
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Copics of the Day.
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1719 1869-11-23 2 From the Straits Times, November 13th. TIFFIN TO A DMIRAL KEPPEL. did ti by liral Kejftpei i „v. The limil K('i'|ul I i did v an; elabokong community gratified then m fie I. ft O. >'a Officer m New Harbour yesterday afternoon, was quite unt'st a manifestation of the sentiment1,719 words
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551 1869-11-23 2 From the Straits Times, November 13th. MAGISTRATES APPEALS BILL. Ln consequence, ire believe, of the absence of His Honor the Chief Justice the Leg uncil on M day week, the Further consideration of Bill to improve the administration of lav >to Bummai :n^s before i; ten was i. This Bill,551 words
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431 1869-11-23 2 From the Straits Times, November 20th. THE OPIUM FARMS. The arrangement recently come with the Mi rajah m reg the Opium Farm i c which can ho looked i permanently reing the difficulties which have been (1 durin three, j I t, however, a considerable appT towards the desired end,431 words
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501 1869-11-23 3 From the Straits Times, November 20th. AN ARMED POLICE. the n of tli L jisL il on Uency remarked t 1 aaon that v. have an armed police f the nai be made m "the »'.it ad- cl i t burdens of tb Th ire by no means original or501 words
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995 1869-11-23 3 From the Straits Times, November 20th. MR. BROWN'S REPORT. Wk have i 1 1 <• Office of Clerk of Councils, copy of t v!. Secret Socii I i nted to CouncH by t Mr. P. s. Brown, and t > which >nt allusion h:. made m ".inial. report thirteen closely995 words
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300 1869-11-23 3 From the Straits Times, November 20th. RAFFLES INSTITUTION. A Meeting of the Trustees of I Raffles Institution was held a( their Rooms, on Thursday, the lth November, 18G9, at L 15 i\ m. P&SSXHT. The Hon. Col. Macplu'rson. R. A., President. TJie liev. J. A. Bcckle and Vi rreiident. The300 words
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193 1869-11-23 3 From the Straits Times, November 13th. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Rkpobt of proc© ;l;i--tive Cooncil held m the Council Singapore, on the 10th November, ISG9. Pbssekt. 11. K. the torernor. The Hon'ble ilie Lieut, Governor and Col. > i I is Honoi The Hon'bk the OfficerComdg. 11. Ms. Tro Attorney -General. Acting193 words
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884 1869-11-23 4 From the Straits Times, November 13th. SHORT-HAND REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. COUNCIL CHAMBER, SINGAPORE, •Ji>th October, 1869. Piisnt. His Excellency The Gorerno*. His Honor The Chief Justice. The Hon. ThaOffioerCWd'g if M's Troops. The Hon'ble The Attorn&r-GeneimL m «> Acting Tivasur if884 words
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415 1869-11-23 4 From the Straits Times, November 20th. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Bsiobt i f Prooeedinga of I islativc Coui I, 1 eld m the Council Chamber he l">th Novemberj 1860. Pbeskk r. Hi- Kxn-lloncy the Governor. The Ht.«n'Mo the Lieut. Governor and Colonial Secretary. His Honor the Chief .lust' The Hon'Ue the Attorney-General.415 words
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1281 1869-11-23 4 From the Straits Times, November 20th. SHORT- HAND REPORT OF THE PROEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. Council Chaxbbb, Singapore, November, 18G9. Present: Excellency The Governor. Hon'ble The Li< ot.-Governor and lonial Secr< The Hon'ble The Ofß mandingH. TrHon'ble Hw Attorney-General The Hon'ble The Acting Treasurer. The1,281 words
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Article155 1869-11-23 5 Date.. Ting. Skip's Name. Captain. From. To I i Oct. 30 British lon City j Dutch nda Wa Dutch lijnipk van Roggeo \m, Dutch Xi»- 11, ffmann 31 gwifj !)ll<l "-to s.-mi Bnv. h Chetah Dutch Hollands Pj de bolingo Lam Dutch tein American uel Rtisaell -aa155 words
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Article786 1869-11-23 5 originally intruded. There is another point wlnrh occurs to mo, but which cannotbe ?.ne into now and that is the difference U'twoon educational and charitable institurvt> r 7n doubt that the Roman Catholic S hools are useful to the cause of education, but still they are m a great measure786 words
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548 1869-11-23 5 From the Straits Times, November 13th. JAVA ITEMS. The X. B. Jlandelsblad of 2nd Nov. says, m its overland summary for Europe: The newi from various parts of the Archipelago are not of much importance. The N. I. Railway Company, m the provisional working" of the line from Samarang to548 words
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552 1869-11-23 5 The Jarasche Con rant gives the following report on the Chinchona Culture m Java, for the third quarter of the year 1869. The continuous drought, and strong winds during this quarter, were unfavourable to the plants. From seeds and slips 44,401552 words
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Correspondence.
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204 1869-11-23 5 From the Straits Times, November 13th. CAVENAGH BRIDGE. To the Editor of the Daily Times. Dear Sin, I do not want to complain of the shabbiness of the Municipality m never having thought of inviting any of the rate-payers to share m the champagne that flowed at the inauguration of204 words
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198 1869-11-23 5 From the Straits Times, November 13th. GRANTS. To the Editor of the Daily Times. Dear, Sir, Umbrage has been given m some quarters from the aid given to certain Schools by the Education Committee. There cannot be a doubt, so long as these grants arc given m an arbitrary way,198 words
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262 1869-11-23 5 To the Editor of the Daily Times. Str, In reading over your report of the Tiffin given to Admiral Sir 11. Kep]>el by the community of Singapore on Tuesday last, X notice, with much surprise, that you have omitted all262 words
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272 1869-11-23 5 To the Editor of the Daily Times. Deal Snt, In your issue of to-day, I find a communication signed An Englishman," referring to the suppression m your columns of a speech made on behalf of the foreign residents of272 words
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190 1869-11-23 5 From the Straits Times, November 13th. THE TIFFIN TO ADMIRAL KEP--PEL. To the Editor of the Daily Times. Pin, I notice m your issue of yesterday a communication signed "An Englishman," concerning your report Of the speeches delivered at the Tiffin given m honor of Admiral Keppe! and I must190 words
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235 1869-11-23 6 From the Straits Times, November 20th. THE TIFFIN TO ADMIRALKEPPEL. To the Editor of the Strait* Time*. Sir, The remarks you have thought proper t pend to dy!. iday last' are entirely foreign to the question at as it was clearly the duty of the press to furnish complete report235 words
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123 1869-11-23 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, In accordance with my usual annual liberal custom, I have now the pleasure to present you with the following Tip free gratis for nothing for to-morrow's Races. Governor's Cup. Plaudit123 words
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190 1869-11-23 6 To the Editor of the Straits Times. ]>k.vu Sim. Most of your reader*. 1 have no doubt, will be glad to hate tome reliable information to guide thorn, m lairing their bets on to-morrow's r;uv>, and, 1 ftel190 words
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News of the Fortnight.
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Article61 1869-11-23 6 We learn, by the steamer Tai-pang-tiyo, that part of the crew of the British ship Inarime, the !<>ss of which we reported on the 2nd in>t., had been picked up by the North German barque Bun'tto, and safely landed at Saigon. We have been as yet unable61 words
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Article157 1869-11-23 6 We have been requested to correct a glaring inaccuracy that occurred m a table appended to the report of the Committee on Education, m our issue of Thursday last, regarding the number of day scholars and boarders m the Sis- "School here. Instead of 276 day scholars n id 7157 words
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Article47 1869-11-23 6 As the mail steamer Siifsette was passing through the harbour yesterday afternoon with Admiral Keppel on. board, she steamed close under the stern of H. M. S. Rodney, which manned yards, and vociferously cheered the gallant. Admiral, the Band meanwhile playing an appropriate tune.47 words
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Article52 1869-11-23 6 The steamer China has made the run down from Hongkong m 4 days 22 hours, and as she will not call at Pen■ngj will probably overtake the mail steamer at Galle. At all events, she will reach Suez some time m advance of the mail, as she does not go52 words
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Article65 1869-11-23 6 Wl hear that the present Opium Farmer of Singapore, Chiang Hong huuij has, by Government influence, secured the Johore Farm from the .'Hst prbz. for §11,000 per mensem. The present Tenant of the Johore Farm offered, it is said. 81 000, but pressure was pat upon EL 11. the Maharajah65 words
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Article35 1869-11-23 6 The extra P. O. steamer China, Captain Steward, from Yokohama 29th October, and Hongkong sth Nov., arrived at New Harbour at 5.1 5 a. m., today, and will leave for Galle and Suez this afternoon.35 words
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Article138 1869-11-23 6 The China papers to hand by the present opportunity, contain three day's later intelligence than those brought by the Mail. The official landing of EL It. 11. the Duke of Edinburgh took plaoe on the '2nd instant, and a public levee was held the same day, after which a number138 words
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Article263 1869-11-23 6 Wl extract the following items of intelligence from our file of the Diario Manila Slight sliocks of earthquake continue to be felt throughout Luzon. A new journal had been started, El Comtrcial, with a view of advocating mercantile interests m the colony. Great excitement existed m prospect263 words
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Article331 1869-11-23 6 The following entries have been made for the forthcoming" races FIRST DAY. Governor's Cup. Wanku Abdulrahman's bay g.... Plaudit. do do bay g....Fisch Ton [Khan. Mr. Simpkin's bay a. g. Rising Sun. Mr. Whampoa's b. a. g....1r0n Duke. Mr. Seng Poll's g. a. g.... Bintang. Roadster's Cup. Mr. Scroggins' Deerfoot.331 words
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Article39 1869-11-23 6 At a meeting of the Stewards of the Race-course held yesterday, it was decided to postpone the Races for a week that is, from the 16th, 18th and 20th to the 23rd, 25th and 87th instant.39 words
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Article130 1869-11-23 6 Two or three days ago, a snake of boa constrictor species, was discovered by a Chinese gardener, on his plantation, near the 6th mile stone on the Thomson's road, m the act of swallowing a fine capon it had just killed. Watching his opportunity, the Chinese, with some of his130 words
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Article49 1869-11-23 6 The P. O. steamer Orjssa, Captain Anderson, from Bombay 29th ult., Galle sth and Penang 1 1th inst M with the London mails of J-Sth October, arrived at New Harbour at 8 o'clock this morning, and will leave again for Hongkong at 4 o'clock this afternoon.49 words
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Article61 1869-11-23 6 The following paragraphs are from yesterday's Government Gazette: Under the provisions of the Pilots' Ordinance, 1868, His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint John Lawrence Kirby, Esquire, to be a Member of the Pilot Board at Singapore, vice A. H. Earl, Esquiredeceased. By His Excellency's Command, R. MACPHERSON,—61 words
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Article214 1869-11-23 6 Is hereby given, that m terms of Act No. XXVII of 1856, and of Act No. XVII of 1863, the election of a Municipal Commissioner for Singapore, will take place m the Town Hall, on Friday, the Third day of December rext. The voting will commence at the hour214 words
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Article36 1869-11-23 6 The Dutch steamer Kon'mg Will em TIL, Captain de Jong, from Sourabaya and Samaran<^\ arrived here this morning, with the following passengers Messrs. Bakker, Schmidt, Kriill. Murray, Hoist, Groat, Sc<^tt, Canters, and Cochans"36 words
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Article16 1869-11-23 6 The British steamer Telerjraph, Capt. Grenon, from lVnangf 12th inst., via Malacca, arrived here this morning-.16 words
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Article25 1869-11-23 6 The B. I. S. X. Co's steamer Scofia, Captain Owen, from Calcutta 29th October, via Moulmein, Rangoon, Penang 1 and Malacca, arrived here this morning".25 words
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Article42 1869-11-23 6 The British steamer Catherine Apcar, Captain SwUMOtt, from Calcutta 3rd November, arrived hpre yesterday morning and sailed again for Hongkong yesterday afternoon. She brought no passengers, and no cargo for Singapore. She had on lx>ard alx>ut 130 chests of opium for Hongkong.42 words
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Article17 1869-11-23 6 The Colonial steamer Rainbow, Captain Bradberrv, from Malacca yesterday, arrived m the harbour this'morning.17 words
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Article26 1869-11-23 6 The M. I. steamer Capitok, Captain Ravin, from Batavia, 12th instant, arrived here yesterday afternoon Passengers. For Singapore Messrs. Gebhard and Balch. For Marseilles Mr. Reuchelin.26 words
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Article30 1869-11-23 6 The Butch stoamer Koningen William 111, which arrived here yesterday, reports having passed m Banka Straits the British ship HuddersJieM bound to Singapore, and the North German barque Alma Elizabeth.30 words
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Article37 1869-11-23 6 Dr. James Grey Jewell, American Consul for this port, with his wife and family, arrived here yesterday afternoon m the American ship Rocket, from Boston, and. will at once, we learn, assume the duties of the Consulate.37 words
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Article117 1869-11-23 6 From Malacca we learn that on the 7th instant, four Chinese took a hack carriage and went to a place called Ching, about 7 miles from Malacca, apparently for the express purpose of assaulting another Chinese, which they did so cruelly that he died on his way to the hospital.117 words
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Article123 1869-11-23 6 We find by the Penang papers that on the 25th ulto., a meeting was held at the Exchange Room there for the purpose of adopting measures to perpetual., the me. of the late James KichanU.n I* i:i, and a Committee was appointed to colled subscriptions. W e are mute sure123 words
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Article25 1869-11-23 7 The Siiiiru- mer (Mm I Captain Orton, from Bangkok 1 8th infant, anchored m the harbour j d:iv afternoon. Passenger. Mr. Parker.25 words
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Article46 1869-11-23 7 The M. I. steamer Tigre, Captain Boileve, from Hong! <th and gon 15th instant, with the Homeward French mail, anchored m the roads during the night, and proceeded to New Harbour this morning. She will sail D for Galle and Suez, at S a. m. tomon46 words
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Article89 1869-11-23 7 The Singapore Volunteer Rifle Corps inarched through lOflM of the principal streets of the town last evening anc their appearance was highly creditable. They were preceded by toe Mounted rt, about which so much has been written, and we confess the effect was considerably improved. The music was furnished by89 words
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Article183 1869-11-23 7 To-day will, it is to be hoped, witness the accomplishment of one of the greatest undertakings of modern times the Suez Canal; and, for the first time m the history of the world, the waters of the "West shall combine with the waters of the East to bear the burthen183 words
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Article31 1869-11-23 7 The next Civil Sittings will open on Wednesday, the Ist proximo. In future there* will be eight civil sessions during the year, instead of four, as at present.31 words
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Article65 1869-11-23 7 The British brig AfH*r JST. Gordon 222 tons, Captain Canton, from Mauritius, bound to Sumbawa, was wrecked m the Straits of Alias, near the latter port, on the 28th September. The captain and crew arrived here on Monday last, m the Dutch steamer Koning cm lily and a Court of65 words
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Article47 1869-11-23 7 The following is a list of thepassengers per B. I. S. N. Cos. steamer Scotia, which sailed for Penan*?, Port Blair, and Calcutta, yesterday For Tenant].- -The Hon'ble Col. Macpnerson, Messrs. C. Owen and M. A. Anthony, Nicholson, Mrs. Earl. For Calcutta.— Mr. Balch.47 words
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Article52 1869-11-23 7 C. Owkx, Esq., Commissioner of the Court of Request, has Weiiffranted Leave ofabeeuoe for one month, by His Excellency the Governor, and went to Pen an yesterday afternoon m the steamer Scott a. Hii poet will l>e filled m the meantime by Mr. A. M. Aitken, who assumed his duties52 words
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Article35 1869-11-23 7 Captain Lowe, of the Kate Carnie, reports haying spoken the following ••Is m Gaspar Straits British ship George Skatt&n, American ship Mary WAilrufye, and a lar^e- British ship, from Foochow for London.35 words
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Article76 1869-11-23 7 Tht. Volunteer Rifle Corps and the Mounted Escort, m learn, will meet at their drill ground this afternoon, to be inspected by His Excellency the Governor, after which, headed by their band, they will parade some 'of the principal streets. They will also be Accompanied by a division of the76 words
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Article87 1869-11-23 7 The Marine Court' of Enquiry into the loss of the British brig Arthur If. (ionfon, of and from Mauritius, which was wrecked m the Straits of Alias on the 2Sth September, concluded yesterday, and resulted m the acquittal* of the Captain of all blame. The reef on which the vessel87 words
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Article165 1869-11-23 7 Captaix Kki.t.y, of the British barque Xmcort/t, reports having s] token and signalled the following vessels, on his foyagfl from Liverpool to this port July British brig Alpha, from Newport to Madeira. Augurf 16, L.t. 2\">l X., lon. 23-22 W.. British ship Maid of Orleans, from Batavia to Falmouth, 73165 words
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Article92 1869-11-23 7 AYe extract the following from the last issue of the Government Gdzeite. His Excellency the Governor has boon pleased to iv«'"<_rnize. from the 1-kh instant, the appointment of Mr. Hartung as Acting Consul for Spain, during the temporary absence of Mr. Mencarini. The following Circular Despatch with its enclosures from92 words
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Article78 1869-11-23 7 Downing Street, 7th October, 1869. Sir, 1 have the honor to transmit to you, for your information, copy of a Letter from the General Post Office, and of a Notice issued by that Department, on the subject of the arrangements which have been made for the transmission, via Brindisi,78 words
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Article156 1869-11-23 7 No. 573, U. General Post Office, London, 27th September, 1869. ■Si r> I am directed by the Postmaster General to state to you, for the information of Earl Granville, that arrangements have been made for the transmission, via Brinditi, <>f Mails to India,156 words
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Article568 1869-11-23 7 We, the undersigned, have enquired into the cause of the loss of the British ship City of Eiinburyh, of Glasgow, Official No. 6,898, of 561 Tons Register, bound from Rangoon to London, with a large cargo consisting of Earth-oil, Cutch and Cotton, Mr. James Dodds, Master, who holds a Certificate568 words
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Article59 1869-11-23 7 His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Alexander Muirhead Aitken, Esquire, an Honorary Magistrate of Police and a Commissioner of Court of Requests, Singapore. During the absence of Mr. Owen, Mr. Aitken will act as Senior Magistrate Straits Settlements. By His Excellency's Command, R. MACPHERSON,— Leuf.- Colonel R.59 words
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Article63 1869-11-23 7 His Excellency the Governor having been pleased to appoint Alexander Muirhead Aitken, Esquire, to be a Justice of the Peace for the Straits Settlements, this gentleman's name was added to the Commission of the Peace, m conformity with the provisions of Act XVI of 18G7. By His Excellency's Command, R.63 words
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Article19 1869-11-23 7 The Dutch steamer W. Cores de Fries, Capt Tergast, from Batavia 17th inst, arrived here yesterday.19 words
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Article19 1869-11-23 7 The Sarawak steamer Royalist, Captain Harris, from Sarawak 18th inst, anchored m the harbour last evening. Passenger. Mr. Sachtler.19 words
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Article22 1869-11-23 7 Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and Go's, new steamer Lismore, Captain Morrison, from Glasgow 27th August, arrived here yesterday afternoon, en route to Hongkong.22 words
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Article46 1869-11-23 7 We are requested to «tate that the Governor has heard from the Duke of Edinburgh that His Royal High] would leave Hongkong O n the l(sth for Manila, and m all probability be here about the Ist December he contemplates remaining here three to four days.46 words
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Article43 1869-11-23 7 The P. O. steamer J!<mgoon y Captain Baker, from Hongkong at i) a. If. of the 16th inst., with the Homeward mails, arrived at Now Harbour at 1.50 p. Mr, yesterday, and will leave for Penang and Galle, at 3 p. m. to-morrow.43 words
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Article141 1869-11-23 7 The visit of Prince Alfred to Hongkong has been marked bj a number of amusements, among which may be mentioned a cricket match between eleven of the United Service and eleven of the Hongkong Cricket Club, m which the latter were worsted. A match at bowls was also played between141 words
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Article106 1869-11-23 7 By the China J/<//7 of the 15th inst., we learn that the Dutch barque 11. K. Bu*auua t which left here for Shanghai on the 'Z'Zml Sept., with a general cargo, had put m at Hongkong for repairs, having experienced two typhoons on her paange, the first on the 24th106 words
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Article100 1869-11-23 7 The same paper also contains an account of the loss at sea of the British barque Glen dune from Saigon for Yokohama with rice. She also encountered a typhoon on the 6th November. After a succession of disasters, she bore up for Hongkong for repairs, but finding it impossible to100 words
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Article326 1869-11-23 7 On Saturday afternoon, at 4 p. M., the Volunteer Rifle Corps, with the Mounted Escort, met at their drill ground, for inspection by his Excellency the Governor. There being a meeting of the Legislative Council, His Excellency was unavoidably delayed until past 5 o'clock, and the patience of the Volunteers326 words
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Article99 1869-11-23 8 At noon on Saturday, a tire broke out m the attap house of a Chinese woman at Tanjong 1 Katong, the fire shortly communicating to the adjoining hut, also occupied by a Chinese, and m a lew minutes both were burned to the ground. The woman had placed a lighted99 words
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Article324 1869-11-23 8 The following are the Will of the horses entered for the forthcoming races, m the Club Sweepstakes, m the order m which they were drawn First Day. Governor's Cup. Sweepstakes $144. 1. fitting Sun $11. 1 Duke— s9o. 3. Bintang $15. 4. Fisch ton Khtm lit. 5. Plaudit—Teutonia Cup. Sweepstakes324 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article419 1869-11-23 8 Tuesday, 9th November. British barque Andes, 443 tons, Ottzen, Amoy 31st October. British ship Glenlora, 764 tons, Edward, Hongkong Ist Nov. French barque Maria, 199 tons, Coriton, Manila bOth October. Wednesday, 10th November. P. <fe O. steamer China, 2(/10 ton 3, Steward, Hongkong 29th Oct. British ship Crimea, 478419 words
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Article330 1869-11-23 8 Monday, Bth November. British steamer Tycho Brahe. Peel, for London. Tuesday, 9th November. Sarawak steamer Royalist, Harris, for Sarawak. P. <fc O. steamer Salaette, Tomlin. for Bombay. British ship Georp- Croshaw, Alexander, for Bangkok. Wednesday, 10th November. Pritish. barque Samson, Ross, f < it Labuan. British barque Day Dream,330 words
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Article659 1869-11-23 8 Date i Ship's Names. Captains. Flao and Rig. Tons of Wheek From. Consignees or Agents. Destination. arrival MAN-OF-WAR. Slaney Elwyn H. M. steamer 310 Augt. 31 Sarawak Senior Naval Officer. v Station STEAMERS. Peiho Fox lonial steamer 196 Sept. 16 Malacca Straits Colonial Government. M. Penang659 words