The Straits Times, 3 April 1865

Microfilm: NL5042
Total Pages: 2
1 2 The Straits Times
Page thumbnail Page 1
  • Title Section
    Masthead
    10 1 Straits Ti mes Extra MONDAY EVENING 3 rd APRIL ft»s.
    10 words
  • Article
    ARRIVAL OF THE MAIL.
    28 1 AR RIVAL OF THE MAIL. Thk MAanier Emeu with the Lou don mails of the 27th February arriv crt in New Harhotir this morning a 8.30 a. m.
    28 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    107 1 Wk announce ill.- arrivnl of the following passengers per steamer Emm, For Singapore \lcms. Hcrwi»;, G bin^ C. If. «Ie soiui. Mrs. ftjflj, anJ lUvd S. S. I'into For Hongkong. Messrs. Cowscj-e Ka»tonjee, l>oaMJ«a rtiijoujsc, pMtonJM Bajoajer, Liiidi rdaif \i Hishail, Wilkl, Milaurn, K.i I. \leycr, Schmidt, Kirdlay, Hun'er. An.
    107 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    22 1 The MemagoriM Imperiales steamer Donna*'. Captain Hourdon from Flongkon^ with dates to the 2tith ultimo arrived at New Harbour yesterday at noon.
    22 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    18 1 Thk Emeu carries about 578J i*he>ts of M.thva Opium the last Bo:iibay prices ranged at>out 1,300 per chest.
    18 words
  • Article
    TELEGRAPIC NEWS.
    86 1 The following are the only authentic telegram we are able to glean by this Mail. LONDON, 11th March. .■fmciican. Wiliinin^toti fallen. Kentuckey refuses to ratify ab >litiou of slavery. London Uth Dollcrah Id. Birmingham, 3rd, -Atwood Spooner and Co. stopped— one Million. London, 20th— Fair Dollerah ISfd. Befal
    86 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    208 1 FKOM I,OXr>ON TO 11th MAHCH FALL OF WILMINGTON. KENTUCKY OPPOSES THE ABOLITION OF SLAVE!.' Y. DEATH OF THE FKKNCH MINI STEK, MOBITT. M Observer Office buturday, iSth March, 1»65. The following Telegram reached us last night, or rather early this morning ami is we lielieve, the fitst Press message of
    208 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    236 1 (From the Home Xews, \Bt/i Feby.) r. The peace negotiations between the t Northern and Southern States ot America, at which Mr. Lincoln personally assisted, have utterly failed. The Federal Congress has passed a constitutional amendment abulUuiug slavery. Sherman is reported to have been pilv.airing towards Charleston, bnt his progress
    236 words
  • Article
    EUROPEAN SUMMARY.
    425 1 From the Home AVtr* Feb. 27.) The peace negotiations between President Lincoln and the Southern i Commissioners have entirely failed. The report of Colonel Jervois, showing the defenceless Mate of Canada, it as been brought under the notice uf tin- House of Lords. Parliament has been principally oc-
    425 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    250 1 m the China Express, Feb. 2,1.) Meetings of the creditors (chiefly Manchester) of Messrs. Fletcher and Co., China, hay» been held at the suggestion of Duncan Fletcher, Esq., who ha«l retire.l f. om the firm. It has been derided to liquidate the firm, and powers af attorney g i out
    250 words
  • Article
    AMERICA.
    774 1 Military operations have resumed tlieir former prominence in the news from the Federal Slates, md the whole interest turns upon strategic move inetits, reconnaissances, reinforcements, ami expected battles. During the 10 days preceding the Bth of FeI bruary, the armies under Sherman and Grant had received important accegviong of
    774 words
Page thumbnail Page 2
  • Article
    Untitled
    1226 2 Hood's army is said io be at St. j John. One of his army corps is reported to have left for South Carolina. A i large Confederate force is reported on the Arkansas side of the Mississippi, i near Mound City, preparing to cross into Tennessee, The bulk of Thomas's
    1,226 words
  • Article
    FRANCE.
    356 2 It is stated that extensive reductions are to be made iv what may be called the effective strength of the army. This is to be accomplished by increasing the reserve to 400,000 iv the course of the present year, which will reduce the number of men actually under arms
    356 words
  • Article
    LONDON MARKET REPORT.
    516 2 LONDON MARKET R EPORT. London. 'JG.'A February. 1860 T«A. Tin- luw 111 1 dusty kimli of n_ou h ■>■•• •aid a: about foi mer price-., hair to good iMiniuon kind* Ml I* quoted about )<l. per Ib. lower. Fitvnry kinds, of old Impoit. of fair quality, are oow selling at
    516 words
  • Article
    ARRIVALS.
    105 2 Ship. From. At." ■t Hede Anioy Al.d» Ficciola Northumberland Catbaxina V. Harbitt \\>at Derby Elienburough Cecilia Specalant Avi.uJUu Cam bill v liarlcchao Zephyr Ze* (irzuitir-. Verbena St. Killana R»ven»iourne Mary Qo.iil.nl Uaniel Draper MineiTa ./trolite Empire Sam«r'ng Deat«chl«nd C. Aotooie Alice W. HMting* BaUvia Falmonth Hungkong Do Do Queenatowi:
    105 words
  • Article
    DEPARTURES.
    35 2 Ship. For From. S»mp«en iSing-pore Shi*ldt nengal Do Sunderland D'oncnren Hrmekocj Do Wild D>'»r **h*ngh«i London Klmtbeth Mi»rie P»t»via Monte Video tnm Twinge \njer Kio Janeiro Tjtbrador Cah\. fk, MftniU (Liverpool Sitlet \I»nil» Do
    35 words
  • Article
    Anjer Shipping.
    199 2 O*t<-. I Flag Shiph' Nahot. Captain. (Japtaim. From I o. From I V .r 11 is r. *8 17 British Marie Laura French Loui.i Collet Dutch Waalatrocin Maria Lutharioa "runen Marie ...I British City of Aberdeen A mrricxn Syren N. Amer Irnquois Bremen Anna Lang* Hamburg Guorg Uemrieh
    199 words