The Straits Times, 11 July 1874

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    16 1 The Straits Times VOL- XXX PUBLISHED EVEHY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1874. SATUBDAY EVENING No. 1,987
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    BATI KDAY, JULY 11. 1874. MAB K ET QUOTATIONS
    104 1 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1874. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS Singapore, July Uth, 1874. (jwnbier 5.10. BUok Pepper 12.87 J. White Pepper 15. S»«o Flour, Sarawak 3.15. Cofce, Boßtyne nominal. Tin 25.62 i. +»Mule twi»t 115. H It*. Shirtingi 2.22* sellers. :do do 1.H2.J. doT. Cl.ths n 1.15. 1.50. 'do do
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    FORTNIGHT'S SUMMRAY.
    775 1 nrv Sir Andrew Clarke, Singapore on the 19th May ou a visit to the other Settlements, has dwided to prolong his stay at Pinang y uti the cud of the present month. business, therefore, rej u »Jns in abeyance, and the public Ve no means of satisfying their
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    JOTTINGS FROM A TROPICAL ISLAND.
    3660 1 JOTTINGS FROM A TROPICAL ISLAND. VI. Before entering on this Jotting," I think it right to warn the reader, in linine, that it will be devoted tea scientific description of some of the fauna and flora of the favored spot in which I reside so that, if he should happen,
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      230 1 \I,VKKTIBKM«KTB. f or Advertisements made known "ontn**- lut« for long P*" o i robecriptoosM will l>e a t tbe Strait* Time* Office also in UKKT. COENHILL, Li Lombard Str. 1.-w IT; inCal"ftjK muTspecify in the copy the nert n« required, else ail till countermanded 1 f,,r aoeordingly. I-KNTB. are respectfully
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    JiK.MS I lIOM liii: MAMLA PAPJ
    1102 2 ITEMS FROM THE MANILA PAPERS. s'r.nft Tout:) Tin l>i of the 11 th ultimo, contains the following particu- remarkable occurrence Whit they write to iv from tl thorn district of Mindanao is of a curious It ui'i>»ars that at n farm asaff Dapit&n, a woman has jjjireu birth to her
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    I'ARIS LLTTL'U.
    3074 2 PARIS LETTER. I'.Uil-, Jl NX ti. TiiK damage done to universal suffrage by itt once big gun, Ledra II iliiu, has been most amply repaired bj Louis Mane aud (iaiuhetta. ci■aillea never has heard two better addresses, and both successes from different points of view, for (iainbett.t «M everything that
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      NEW HARBOUR RAILWAY.
      359 2 To the Editor of the Daily Time*. Sik: Ifaaj years elapsed bSBSM Stephenasa could convince the .Merchants of Liverpool and Manchester of the advantage ot' a railwaj over high road. Many yean must apparently pass before your correspondent tioadway" can lie persuaded oi' the advantage of a
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      Kii.VIiWAY vs. "JOB."
      129 2 ROADWAY vs. "JOB." To the Editor of the Daily Time*. Sik: The public will more readily i cognize the connection between the name of your correspondent "job" an endeavour now being mule to hoodwink the Government into making the Kailwav, than they will the connection I Stephcnson's railway to the
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      TIIK NEW IIAKISOI I! IJAILWA^
      235 2 THE NEW HARBOUR RAILWAY To Hi,- Edilur of tke Daily 1 Sik, 1 think it is a pity that the diOttSSMMI of the New Harbour II question should degenerate, as it to do, into mere psnoaalitiei I ritliniami. which are suitable perl those must extraordinary coinmun "Club Crackers," but are
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    495 2 MALACCA. llaxaci i, 7in .i, n [s7i The Strait* it- amer J Milnes, from. Singapore with d«i 3rd instant, arrived here at on the 4th, and sailed for r. m. The H. I team, Captain Cotton, also from which port sin- left on the :',i anchored in the harbour on
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      281 3 Arrivals v. 3rd July. Ynn lt..Iif.|ui tvmiinander H. Hinnokiiidt. My. ton, DmmcM MMMaiw ,11.. '"us, Berendnen ■naawfii. I Olari •nuiimid.T. Suiiton y. «tli July. x r I is. B n in i "iniii.iii Baftarii v.l us. Bourdon <-..i!i.n:i!i.l t. Hoag I |>I > tons, I! uti8 m commander. Sakroa Witbam
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      109 3 Arrivals Continued. 2a^ r March bip t<>nß> Brothor^ comn.ander, Shield* PtoCt^AjlSrJSTCfe^ tond A »?»8ti«e commander. l «U| July. v. a Ma.,, t. oemm {gam Kirn Seng Co. k lT \<"tti :l i,m tons, t ngove commander, Hon«bmg Itl July, consiguees P. 0. Company. BntuJ sh.p NVviii,. 7!:. tOM. RkhoH commander,
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      Qfparttuts.
      241 3 Departures. Monday, 6th July. British barbie Ulvu, WatMß, for Channel f. British ship Aunie Gray, Mure, for Hongkong. Tuesday, 7th July. Entish barque Mary Queen, Murr. for IK. 110. Bntlth steamer Joseph Djiid, Martin, for Woosuug. Italian barque S.n-o Udso, Olivaii, for Marseilles. M. M. steamer Moikoug. loMfa, for Saigon
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      SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR.
      767 3 Chip's Namks. Captains. Flag and RioJ Datk of ac- VVhhkk Fro; RIVAL. CONBIGKKHS OB AgBNTS. IDkstination. MEII-OP-WAR Riohw StefSna i Metalm Krui« Kip Hmrt Royse Ba*ili»k Moi-eoby jTEAMERS Sorpriae Hansen Fi»h CrdgMoa Khiva Jt-us Lauruen Hazlem i IVnung Barker Miruban Buxton A.-lv Worsley i YtoTai Gibson
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      VESSELS iT^Z. OB LVINQ AT WHAKVES.
      44 3 VESSELS IN DOCK OR LYING AT WHARVES. 1 Tanjong «*fjSSe; Matheson and Company-. Wharf. 2 Victorm Dock 7 Bon Accord Dock 3 P.iO. Wharf g Gh, T ernment Wharf 4 Borneo Com j any* Wharf At Johore 5 Patent Slip and Dock Cc mpany
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    70 4 their N U-cn 1 1 ilway Co. to bia opening I in the Kail- it not W--1> «a Cony oari alto- I g an opinion, to apply to raft* then I maintain ritate in for tho public Ooremment I indent eir wonder- 0 have only never tired the iniquity of
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    MALA< > A
    408 4 MALACCA. rtag*. fl 11 4 en be invite pSf -ractfor're! flowing a count, were p«aed for O,,ntributi..n aad l'ol ice p orce for lust Month $1(H)0 tal,! I; &lt;|, m ,nt.;. 1 7 7 i' trtßMnt H "tui.nt J Uepurtuieut :A yn Total 11,686 21 I mi.) M V, I
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      MONDAY, 6th. JULY.
      281 4 li'K M. M. steamer Am,, Capt. fe. v.n, from Uatavia 2nd inst. arrive,! at the Bone i Company's wharf yesterday afternoon. iUK homeward MeannaajriM Maritime, sterner Iwmmddf, Capt. Boardon, fro:,, Shanghai 22nd, Hongkong wth, June, and Baigon Ist inst., armred at the Borneo Coaspnny'a wharf early yesterday
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      TUESDAY, 7th JULY
      447 4 Wk understand 11. B. Sir Andrew Clarke has decided to postpone his departure from Penang until the end of this month, instead of returning this week as originally intended. Tiieuk was lmi a meagre gathering at the Town Hall last night tv witness tin.- exhibition nfthr Amorifn
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      WEDNESDAY, 8th JULY.
      286 4 Tin; K. 1. B. K. Co's steamer B*mU, Captain Wessels, from Rhio, arrived 'i ay' afternoon. Till British steamer Han Ymtg Senf, Gapt Craik, from Bugkoog Sid inst., anchored in the roads tliis ■oraing. Tnl H. I. S. Cos. steamer .V/A(,w, Capt. James, from Calcutta 20th ult.,
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      THURSDAY, Bn JULY.
      613 4 THURSDAY, 9th JULY. Tut. Biasness iteaaaat 9m»gkot, ("apt. Belliin, from Bangkok Ith July, anchored in the roads this morning. Tin: British steamer Japam, ("apt. D« Smidt, from Hankow 2Mb wit., arrived a Tnnjang l'agar wharf this morning, en nmle to London via Suez Canal. TliK E. A. mail steamer* Tvin
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      FRIDAY, 10th JULY.
      600 4 'I'm: K. I. S. K. (Vs. steamer Prim* Ai'-xiimlci-, Capt. ka\ser, from Batavia Bth inst., armed a* Tsnjong Pagar wharf yesterday afternoon. TuOoean Company's steamer Priam, ("apt. Scale, from Liverpool 80th May, via Suez Canal and Penang inst., arrived at Innjong Pagar wharf this morning. Wt understand
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      SATURDAY, llni JI'LY
      864 4 SATURDAY, 11th JULY. The P. O. homeward mail steamer I'enetia, Capt. Angove, from Hongkong 4th instant, arrived at the P, O. wharf at a quarter past fire yesterday afternoon, aud will Icav for Pciiang, Galle, Aden, Suez, and Southampton via Suez Canal at o o'clock this afternoon. PAaasjrana. For Simj'tpore.
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      290 4 #otirrs. NOTICE. IN THK SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. Division ok SixoxroßE. SiNGAHonf, By Virtue of a Precept To Wit. jto me directed, I hereby proclaim and give iioti&lt; c, that a Sesbion of &gt;yer and Tcrminer and Gaol Delivery and of Assize, will be holdeu before the Supreme
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      782 5 9* 6&gt;. Contpanp. I.AX AND 'ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Offices— D'Almeida Street. Godowns At New Harbour. LINES. I Thk proposed dates of arrival of the Company's Contract Mail Steam Ships at re, in eonneetion with the service for the first half year of 1874, will be as follows Outward. Homeward.
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      879 5 iflisrrllanrous. To the Queen and Rotal Family To H. R. the Prince or Wales (Special Appointment) And to several Indian Potentates, Foreign Governments, and Railway Companies. Established 1749. J. W. BENSON, Watch and Clock Maker, Goldsmith, Silver-Smith, and Artistic Metal Worker. Prize Medalist of the London, Dubi. in. and Paris
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