The Straits Times, 13 July 1872

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  • Masthead [TITLE_SECTION]
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    The Straits Times VOL XX VI II. PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 13th. 1872. SATURDAY EVENING. No. 1,402  (18 words)
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  • ITEMS FROM THE JAVA PAPERS. [Articles]
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    ITEMS FROM THE JAVA PAPERS. (Translatedfur (he Slmilx Tnnen.) In the Straits Tmm of the 17 th 1-V--bruary, l.'Uli and BOth April last, will be found notices of the appear—ec "i pirates in comparatively huge DOffiben „n the Baal Coast of Borneo, and of an expedition being then on the...  (1107 words)
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  • LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. [Articles]
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. SINU.U'OKK. Ifni -I I IT. 1572. I'kkskn r Hi- BzeeUencj the Governor. His Honor the Chief-. I list ice. The yon'ble the Officer Commanding H. Ms. Trooj>s. The Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary. The Hon'ble the Attoniev-tieneral. The Hon'ble the Acting Colonial Engineer. The Honl.le H. A. K. Whampoa....  (508 words)
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  • Untitled [Articles]
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    Singapoe, July 11/ A, 1872. I'KKsKNT: His Kvelleney the Governor. The Hon. the Officer Commanding 11. M. Troops. The Hon. the Colonial Secretary. The Hon. the Treasurer. The Hon. the Aetg. Colonial Kngineer. The Hon. J. .1. flraenahinlrti The Hon. K. Little, M. v. The Hon. T. Sheltbrd. The Minutes...  (310 words)
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  • LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL [Articles]
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL SiNou-iiiiK. 27th Jink, 1872. Pnaan i Hii BxeeOanoy the toraraor. His Honor the Chief Justice. The Hon'Uc the Colonial Sirretary. The Ib'ii'lile the Alt .rney-Ceiieral. The Hon'ble the Treasurer. The Boa'ble H. A. K. Whampoa. The Boa'ble J. J. Greenshields. The Hon'ble R. Little, M.D. The Hon'ble T...  (1932 words)
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  • BIRTH. [Articles]
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    BIRTH. n the -nl inst. the wife of a daughter.  (10 words)
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  • DEATH [Articles]
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    DEATH Bi men's Hospital. 17th June, Capt. Henry Lobb, •n th«> Bah inst.. the Mr. V V. I. 17 year-.  (20 words)
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  • SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1872. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. [Articles]
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    SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1872. LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. Singapore, Jcly 13th, 1872. Gambier 3.75 nominal. Black Pepper 18. White Pepper ,S2OJ Singapore D-. Sarawak 2.4Ji. Pearl Sago C>ffee.... ..ltif rtings J.57J. do do do T. Cloths „1.40. 6du do 1.70. [.90. Opium new 1890. Do old nominal. Eichan ,l on London....  (77 words)
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  • JUDICIAL. [Articles]
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    JUDICIAL. Tiik third criminal session of the year 1 at the Supreme Court at ock 00 Monday morning, be- DorTkonuu SidgreaYi The following geatier w ere empanneUed m Qmnd Jury. J. L. Kirby, Es<j., Foreman. i. Bsq. 0. Moses, Esq. r W. Holler, Mam, A.M.Martin, lll "z. N. Mac Vicar,...  (8478 words)
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  • Page 1 Advertisements

    • Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 [Advertisements]
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      ISRMENTB. earn made known 1 into for long periods vii.t ions will be I MVice also in I H11. 1.. Btl ity; in rnnst specify in the oopy the rof the insertions required, else all inserted till countermanded, ..rdm-ly. INDENTS. fully requested to te -ntimation to the prop: rregomrity in...  (183 words)
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous

  • MALACCA [Articles]
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    MALACCA Maim i 7i ii ,h A ii 'irn >„„m lcnt. ■|ii K steamer Trlfyrmpi arrived here Singapore last Monday, sailed for following night, returned from I::. v -^i: s tor that |M>rt to.-.; m expected bertM route to ii next. I S Oof.*a steamer Dacca, From Calcutta, via in....  (212 words)
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  • HONKONG. [Articles]
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    HONKONG. Honucose, l'sth .Ii >k. Tilkrk is itv little nowhere, for things -v dull still, The first public topic I U, K. the Governor meeting called bj the Hon. P. l.'vrie. in spitf of the rain, which fell A- usual in such M meeting was the appointment BOpad that if...  (495 words)
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  • REPORT THE SEAMEN'S MISSION. [Articles]
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    REPORT THE SEAMEN'S MISSION. SIN( '*i' >iiK. 1m .Ii ir, 1873 n Mm LnnUh,,,, the Pnm+mt, the B*k*riber*, mmd Frin.U of JftwaMN Ifiawea, oVimaMrw. "y Lord and C'ntlemen, h is with H'H-MV that 1 si.lMuit my tirs, h.lf-ve ,rlv «eport ot the aln,ve Mission for your in. l'>rniation. Su.ce my...  (723 words)
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  • WEDNESDAY, 10th JULY [Articles]
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    WEDNESDAY, 10th JULY The British steamer Faster, Captain .Murray, from I'ulembang Mb instant, arrived this morning. Tiik Bii'ish steamer A/rnti, Capt. Galilee, from Hongkong 2nd June, arrived at the Borneo Company's wharf yesterday afternoon Souk time ago, the Hon'hle Thomas Scott called the attention of Government, in the Legislative Council,...  (297 words)
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  • THURSDAY 11th JULY [Articles]
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    THURSDAY 11th JULY Tiik extra P. O. steamer but**, Capt. Stewart, from Bombay 2nd inst. arrived at the P. O. Compuny's wharf this morning. Wk are informed by the Manager of the Submarine Telegraph Companies here that the cable between Banjoewangie (Java) and Port Darwin is interrupted. The repairing steamer...  (167 words)
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  • FRIDAY, 12th JULY, [Articles]
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    FRIDAY, 12th JULY, The Spanish steamer Mi/nfon Capt. Klizalde, from Manila 2nd inst, arrived at Tajong Pagar wharf yesterday. Tiik British steamer luile I Smivc, Capt. Ifoasey, from Penang Bth inst., armed at the Borneo OoMpaajy*! wharf yesterday afternoon. Tiik Dutch steamer Viet Pftaittemi /'tin*, Capt. Hergman, from Hatavia *h...  (310 words)
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  • SATURDAY, 18th JULY [Articles]
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    SATURDAY, 18th JULY Tin British steamer /><>// TmtfSemg, Oapi Grain, from Saigon Sth inst., anchored in the roads yesterdny afternoon. The following nnsssngcta take theii departure for London by the steamer A/r'n-ii to-day Mr. and Mis. C. Wisliait and ;i children, Misses Burrows. Messrs. R. J. Allen and Alpic. Tiik...  (313 words)
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  • News of the Week [Articles]
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    News of the Week MONDAY, sth JULY. Thk Uritish steamer ty» jwatf, Gapt Callaghan, from Hongkong UA Jnnc, and Saigon :3r.l inst., arrived at the Borneo Company's wharf yesterday noon. Thk Dutch steamer fla»ajW 0#«» ermt Mger, Capt Lui<lemann, from San.arang Sid inst., arrived at Tanjong Pagaf wharf this morning....  (270 words)
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  • Docks. [Articles]
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    Docks. THE PATENT SLIP AND DOCK COM PA NY. New Hak bouu. Tkis Company easoniea ships' repaar* of all descriptions in the most efficient manact anwer aW superintendence of Europesii Shipwrights, Engineers Boilermaksta. N<> 1 Graving Dock was opened ■>th March. I Ix>ngth-^tls feet. Deptli of water from 14 feet...  (246 words)
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  • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

    • Arrivals. [Articles]
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      Arrivals. Saturday. »ith July. s| Auierieau war steamer Iroquois, «>95 tons, Adams commander Aden llth June lerman barque AnnH. 2"J7 tnns. BsaenmengCV commander, Penang 98th June, consignees Rant, nbcrg. Bcamidi A Ca Dutch steamer Gov. G. n. Mysr, 1000 ton?, Lindeman cvii- BSUader, Samarang 3rd July, consignees Hamilton. Gray Co....  (355 words)
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    • Arrivals,— Continued. [Articles]
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      Arrivals, Continued. Mal.iv steamer Fur East. 110 tons, Cowie commander, M*nri*li 9th July, consignees C. Schoniburgk 4 00. Dutch steamer Vice President Prins, 460 tons, Bughins commander, Batavia Sth July, consignees Hamilton, Gray Co. Spanish steamer ICndoro, iOo tons. Elizalde commander, Manila 2nd July, consignees Syme Co, British steamer Unitod...  (137 words)
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    • Departures. [Articles]
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      Departures. Saturday, 6th .July. American ship Peruvian, Yennat, for Boston. German steamer Atalanta, Rieck. for Hongkong. German brig Brami, Jurgensen, for Amoy. Monday, *th July. M XI. -t. i iii.i- Newa, Manuarino, for Batavia, M. M. steamer Hooghly, Rapotel. for Saigon and Hongkong. Siamese steamer Chow Phya, Orton. for Bangkok....  (170 words)
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  • SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR [Articles]
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    SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR VESSELS IN DOCKS OR LYING it WHAKVKS. 1 Tanjong Pugar Wharf. i Victoria Dock. B Jardine, Matheson and Company WLiirl. 3 P. O. Wharf Bon Acoord Dock 4 Borneo Company's Wharf H Government Whurf 5 Patent Slip and book Company 9 At Jobor*. UAH I Ship's...  (709 words)
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  • Page 3 Advertisements

  • Untitled [Articles]
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    the public which is almost iaauraMemtablc, did one not recollect that Ml l'atersoii ami Simons are the Proprietors of the farthest away dock in New Harbour, and 1 l::ii at all events their intera,mid be certainly l>eticlit ted by the proposed line being made by Goternment at the expense of...  (348 words)
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  • THE SUPPLEMENTAL ARTICLE [Articles]
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    THE SUPPLEMENTAL ARTICLE Mr. Glaabtovi. then proceeded to say. I rose chiefly fnr another purpose. I mentioned on Friday, when again sating the indulgei.ee of the Hoose with resj the Treaty rton, that the Sk-s--sion both of the Beaate aad the House of Representatives was t.. tsaaainats I thereby indicating...  (2185 words)
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  • OUH PARIS LETTER. [Articles]
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    OUH PARIS LETTER. Pa i! is. Jink n. Under the Bnraire the death of Marshal Valllani would have been viewed as the fa'l of I Blightj man i'l Israel; under the simpl r manners of a republic he pa: ■> away something like the Simple citizen. In I few hours...  (2685 words)
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  • MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS [Articles]
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS Mini tks of l'loeecdings of the Municipal Commissioners, on the 2 Hli June, 1572. Commissioners I'uksknt. Thellon'bleJ. V. V. Bifrjb frilistuf. 11. C Woods, Ks.j. W. 11. Head, Km,. Minnie*. The -Minutes of the last Meeting wen Nad and approved. PreyrWM lu'jmrtx. Tlie Daily reports of the Overseer...  (785 words)
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  • LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL [Articles]
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Sinyapoe, July 11M, I^7'J. PsMR His Excellency tbe Governor, The Hon. the" Officer Commending 11 M Tbe Hon. tbe Colonial Secretary. The Hon. the Treasurer. The Hon. the Aetg. Colonial Engineer The Hon. J. J. GreeushieMs. Tbe Hon. I{. Little, K. D. The Hon. T. Sheltbru. The Minutes...  (310 words)
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  • Correspondence. [Articles]
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    Correspondence. THH JOHORE .MAIL. To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sib,— With mtowmi to your it«l in Saturday article, that the Mfthl of JolKirt- ji.iw the (iDVi-niiiHn: a sum for the privi' and i'rom Joliore, we beg to rtate th»t you are labouring under un ertoaoom inipression. The Maharajak...  (79 words)
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  • OUR LADIES LETTER [Articles]
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    OUR LADIES LETTER London, 7th Jt tn, I^7-2. [i, yu ever reflect on what make up tlie com] o,i London season, exoep• .---Will line weath. r -music of the exotic of all kiiuls ional moaioa] Prime dontt* of various n. flirting r/irunnji/ex scan/I, iiding Mr. Martin's latest kith the Albert...  (1397 words)
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  • LONDON LETTER [Articles]
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    LONDON LETTER (From an OtcasUmai Corre*]>OH<l<nit.) London', Bflj Jink, I*2 SlR,— The event of the week luis the debates ,v the House ot Lords the everlasting Alabama claims Aid, arc now ail great a bore and miisallc as the Claimant ever was, or as, I dare say, your railway is...  (4501 words)
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  • Page 6 Advertisements

    • Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 [Advertisements]
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      y. cc (P. Ccmpanp. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Offices D'Almeida Bl Godowns At New Harbour MAIL §^4. LI ES T,,, 1 ■f ..nival of the Company*! Oontrnei HaiTSteam Shipsat Singapore in connoction with the •errioe for the year 1872, ai approved bj her Ha- ieneral, will be as...  (748 words)
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    • Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 [Advertisements]
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      Companp. SHIPPERS OF CARGO. Notice is hereby given that from this date shippers of Cargo DT the Company's will hjjive the option of consigning their goods to either London or Southamp- ton the rates to London will l>e the same as thoee hitherto charged to Southampton, and a deduction of...  (833 words)
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    • Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 [Advertisements]
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      ifltsrellanfous. ENGLISH GOODS (Via Suez Canal) At Cheapest Rates D. NICHOLSON COMPANY. Silk, Woollen and Manchester Warehousemen India. Colovial and Foreign Outfitters. 50 to 52. ST. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD (Corner of Cheapside>, London. Established I*l^ Invite attention to their Illustrated I- 11 page Catalogue, sent post free containing full particulars as...  (781 words)
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    • Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 [Advertisements]
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      ißifiiftllanroud. THE MOST RELIABLFRIENED. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. Its Searching and Healing Properties are known and recognised throughout we world. tll i The number of «ars this m valuable Ointment has stood He test of ]»übhc opi- nion (and the longer known the better ap- predated is testimony of iteelf more con-...  (852 words)
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    • Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 [Advertisements]
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      JOYCE'S 'SPORTING AMMUNITION Established 1820. FREDERICK JOYCE CO. Invite the attention of Sportsmen to the following Ammunition, of the best quaH^now in general use through- out England. India, and the Colonies. Joyce's Treble Waterproof Central Fire pER C U S S I O NCA P S CbemifaSy prepared Cloth and...  (801 words)
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    • Page 6 Advertisements Column 6 [Advertisements]
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      iHferrllanrous. BRISTOW, EDMONDS 4 WILU (Late Bristow Edmohdh Perfumers, Fane} AND DRU«OIBTS GENERAL BRUSH MAR. WHOLESALE AND XXI 5, BISHOPSG ATE AVENUE CITY b LONDON, (Established nearly 100 Years So well knoaafor their ESSENCE OF RFPEKMIN JAMAICA OINOKR. and tlieir JAMAIc MARROW POMATUM. These preparations are unique and unrivalled. MANUFACTURERS...  (529 words)
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