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[...] A correspondent at Tientsin, writing under date of the 24th May, says:—Two nights ago the sky was much overcast, and every one expected rain was at hand; but after a very slight shower the clouds cleared up and the wind got round to the north, bringing dust. It would appear this year that we are [...]
[...] shower the clouds cleared up and the wind got round to the north, bringing dust. It would appear this year that we are never to get rain. The whole of the north of China in the in terior is suffering much from drought, and the mandarins in every district are every few days visiting the temples to pray [...]
[...] terior is suffering much from drought, and the mandarins in every district are every few days visiting the temples to pray for rain. At Tientsin the food of the people has risen con siderably in price ; and grain is being imported as fast as possible from the Leaoutung promontory. Besides what has [...]
[...] superior to last year's. Some fears are entertained that the present crop of tea will be injured owing to the long-continued and incessant rains. As tea is so sensitive to damp, it is quite possible that boxes on arrival in England will be found below proper condition, but otherwise, as there has been time to pluck [...]
[...] prices were tending upwards. The Chinese allege the present sudden and apparently causeless floodings of the river (for the rains have ceased) to be the reason why teas are so scarce— the joss water as they call it preventing teas coming down. This may be part of the truth, though certainly it is not nor [...]
[...] Max de Miranda. No cards. SARL-HARBIs.-Qn the 30th May, at St. John's Cathedral, Hong Kong, by the Rev. fºllon, R.N., Acting Colonial Chaplain. Mr. Joseph Sarl to Miss Maria arris. Uzikl Li-Moses.—On the 17th July, by the Rev. Dr. Adler, A. Uzielli, Esq., of Leg [...]
[...] – 14 Aletta Augusta. Tinholt .........|Padang .................|Texel. - 15 Sumatra'........... Buyser . ..] Banjoewangie .........|Brouwershaven. - 5 Catharina Maria . Nolet ..... ...|Batavia ..................|Zerikzee. - 18 Der Sul ... ............. Malchow.........|Singapore ...............|Deal. - 18 British Constitution...] Shaw Colomb Do. [...]
[...] - 1: Navigator Bockelman Lisbon.* - |Abbot Lawrence . Davis ardiff. - 18 Maria Adriana . Itz ... underland. - 16|Sultan...... Howard Shields. - Waterloo - -- - Batavia Amsterdam. [...]
[...] Cochin : Ann Lucey. At Live!, pool.--For Yokohama or Hong Kong: Golden Dream. For Shanghai: Maria, Royal Diadem, Lorton, Leon Crespo. For Sin g"Pºe Bogota, Indian Empire, Heather Bell, Triton. For Manila: Adolfo, Olano, Feliz, Tres de Mayo. For Batavia and Singapore: Lan [...]
[...] THE YANG-TSE-KIANG." The weather at Hankow has been very stormy, with heavy falls of rain. All the low ground around Hankow seemed under water, and the inhabitants appeared much afraid that the town itself would be flooded. The current of the Yang [...]
[...] mand in Sir John Michel's absence. The troops are all quar. tered at Kowloon in comfortable huts, and appear very healthy notwithstanding the heavy rains and intense heats everyone ..seems very healthy. # CANTON. [...]
[...] Per Aldebaran, Captain Meyboom, at Amsterdam from Banjoewangie; Mrs. G. E. Vievez. Per Maria Adolphine. Captain Blom, at Nieuwe Deep from Banjoe Wangie : Mr. and Mrs U. de Haas and family, Mr. and Mrs. D. van Heerdt and family, Mr. J. A. Evin. [...]
[...] – 9|Havana ..! Do. ... ...|ſleonidas... ...|Wood. – 27 Demerara ... Hong Kong .............|Montmorence ...|Sowers. - 26|Havre...... ..|Hg. Kong & Sourabaya Maria Elisa ...] Rocher. – 26|Hamburg Rostock ......... ... Benck. – 26|Liverpool... ...|Queen of the East ... [...]
[...] LoodlanAh, Liverpool to Canton, June 10, 18 S., lon. 31. Whirlwind, Amer. ship, Batavia to Amst., June 11, on the line, 23 W. JohannA MARIA, Rotterdam to Batavia, 49 N., 10 W. NEDERLAND, Amsterdam to Batavia, May 15, 11 S., 34 W. NANKIN (s.s.), Glasgow to Ningpo, May 24, 15 S. [...]
[...] Delhi, Shanghai to London, 35 S., 21 E. Otto, barque, Newcastle to Singapore, 23 days out, July 16, 26 N.,23 W. AGNES MARIA, Dutch ship, Sourabaya to Ams., 94 days out, 5 N., 20 W. BEATRICE, Liverpool to Singapore, May 31, 26 S., 21 W. Koninklyke, Nederlandsche Yacht Club, Rot. to Batavia, l l N., 35 W. [...]
[...] CASUALTIES. The Maria Agnes, van Deursen, from Banjoewangie, for Amsterdam. with mainmast sprung, was spoken June 25 in lat. 6 N., lon. 20 W.; ar rived at Texel August 6. [...]
[...] EAN MARIA FARINA Cologne: London, 2, Salters'-hall-court, and 16, St. Swithin's -lane, E.C., begs to recommend his Stock of EAU, DE COLOGNR [...]
[...] and Scorpion (French).” . The wet season does not come ; up to the present time, although we have had wet weather at intervals, we have had nothing approaching to the usual quantity of rain. To-day is the first threatening one, and it would not surprise me to find it is the commencement—it is required by the natives for [...]
[...] and the spring crop was all bought up. Summer Teas were arriving, but the quantity would be extremely small, owing to the great absence of rain this season; and as the producing districts were quiet near the foreign settlements there seemed little reason to doubt the statements of the growers, everything tending to confirm them. Congou: Settle [...]
[...] however, the market has been less active, and buyers have turned their attention to common Tsatlees, which up to the present have been some: what neglected. Heavy and continued rains, together with the cold weather, are reported to have injured the second crop, notwithstanding which the probable export is still estimated at 55,000 to 60,000 bales [...]
[...] taking place to-day, buyers have kept on the reserve, but the article looks healthy. Sales have been closed of 1,400 bags Java, ex Kortenaar, 1,000 bags, ex Jacob Roggeveen at 46&c., 1,000 bags, ex Gesina Maria, at 463c., and several small parcels imported by different vessels. SUGAR is very quiet. A partial demand prevails for special num [...]
[...] SPICEs are without change to report. The announcement of the annual public sale for account of the Trading Company is looked for. Rice-I have to report the sale of 1,402 bags java, ex Maria Eliza, On Secret terms. RATTANs keep firm, but no transactions are reported. [...]
[...] SHIPPING. ARRIVALs.-Aug. 13, at Texel, from Batavia, Padang Packet; 14, at Texel, from Macassar, Maria Anna Catharina Elisabeth ; 17, at * from Akyab, Angiolino; 18, at Texel, from Akyab, lara. [...]
[...] lara. DEPARTUREs.—Aug. 14, from Brouwershaven, for Batavia, Catha rina Maria ; from Hellevoet, for Batavia, Ottolina; 16, from Brouwers haven, for Batavia, Industrie ; for Singapore, Cornelia; 17, from Texel, for Sourabaya, Galilei; for Bombay, Alice Buck; 19, from Texel, for [...]
[...] auction find buyers at an advance, with the exception of the Malang sorts. The private lots sold consist of 2,400b., ex Medea, at 44 c.; 70:3b., ex Catharina Maria, at 45c ; and 986b., ex Hollandia, at 43% c. Besides, were sold by inscription, 3696. Coro, ex Santa Rosa, at different prices; and 228 casks and 77b. Plantation Ceylon, at 47 to 49' c. [...]
[...] Mr. Swarries, the manager, said he had received a letter from Mr. Stewart, their manager at Tahiti. If they wished he would read extracts. “When there is much rain the flowers fall off, but they are immediately succeeded by others. The plants now have as many flowers and more cotton than they had two months ago. I think I cannot be very far wrong [...]
[...] able crop. This season has been exceedingly backward and wet, but the plants are loaded with flowers and capsules, and a month's dry weather would enable us to pick out at least 300 bales. Heavy rains are usual in May, so we have reason to believe we will soon have fine weather.” As regarded coffee, he wrote:–“The coffee I received from Ceylon has [...]
[...] pletion of the less probable lines via India and the Straits. From Shanghai we hear of great damage having been caused by late heavy rains, to the growing crops of paddy, cotton and other necessaries of life, in the vicinity, and in fact all over the hitherto rich province of Kiangsu. But the devastation ap [...]
[...] Parkes is certain to be a popular representative, which is of considerable importance in a country such as Japan. Un fortunately, the rains, alluded to as so destructive in Kiangsu and elsewhere in China, have likewise proved disastrous to the crops in Japan. This has caused prices of provisions and [...]
[...] SILK.—ShangHAL-Encouraging reports from the home markets have kept up activity, and large settlements have taken place at Tls, 15 to 20 over those current at the close of last mail. Heavy rains during the interval have lessened receipts, the condition of the silk is also bad from the same causes, while the high prices offering induce silkmen to push [...]
[...] the advance of prices in India will tend to check supplies. The growing crops of eotton in the North are very unfavourably reported on, owing to heavy rains and floods. It is premature as yet to *... have failed. The quotations are:—Shanghai staple $29 to 31; Bengal $25 to 27. sº : The late unfavourable weather has caused much damage to [...]
[...] It had been previously notified in the official organ that his Royal Highness would hold a levee at the Legation at noon; con sequently, in spite of the heavy rain which fell nearly the whole of the day, several persons assembled to witness his landing. At eleven o’clock the Prince left the Galatea in his barge, accom [...]
[...] foreign devils now take off their hats to Chinese.” HANgchow.—A correspondent writes, there has been so much rain and no sun, that now we have an epidemic ; dysentery and cholera are raging. HANKow.--The water continues to rise ; it is from three to four [...]
[...] lately fell off to such an extent that several steam mills were obliged to suspend work. A sudden change of weather, however, accompanied by copious falls of rain, have com pletely dissipated these fears, and the production is likely to be at least equal to last year's. The quantity of tonnage [...]
[...] from Cardiff, 11, Patriach Samhiri; from Amsterdam, 8, Sourabaya Packet, Jacob van Lennep ; 9, Kitty; from Rotterdam, 9, Europa, Hendrika, Johanna; 11, Catharina Maria; 13, Dronchet II., Neptunis; 16, Noach II., Hellevoetsluis; from Clyde, County of Ayr (reported by telegram). [...]
[...] fo. Alfred. At BATAVIA.—For Channel, Veronica, Scindia; for Holland, Cathe Fine Rankin, Hilja; for Rotterdam, Maria, Burg. Hoffmann, Ridder kirk. Bali, Aegidia and Pauline; for Amsterdam, Johan, Atlas, Aimo, Charlie Palmer. [...]
[...] - 19 Benjamin Bangs...... - alle .... --- -- - 19 Norge.....................|Gutzman ...... - 20 Maria Catherina ...... - [...]
[...] WHITEADDER, from Shanghai, Sept. 6, bound westward. KosMopoliet, Rotterdam to Batavia, Sept. 10, 30 W. MARIA ADRIANA, Rotterdam to Batavia, Oct. 11, 43 N., 14 W. MARIA (Spanish barque), Manila to London, Oct. 2. MERse, London to Hong Kong, Sept. 2, 4 N., 17 W. [...]
[...] wharves in eight and a-half working days. She completed her loading on Saturday afternoon, the 9th instant. Out of this time more than half a day's work was lost by heavy rain. The Bell was only in port altogether twelve days. We have been informed that the Rev. Julian Moreton, chaplain of [...]
[...] The weather has been very dry, and the atmosphere rather close and oppressive during the fortnight. Latterly there has been a good deal of thunder, followed, however, by but little rain. In reply to a memorial from the Chamber of Commerce, the Governor has directed a measure to be drawn up for the preven [...]
[...] MARRIAGES. EHLERs—Wirt.—On the 26th June, at the Church of St. Jacobus, Hamburg, Paul Ehlers, Esq., of Tulse-hill, London, formerly of China, to Maria Dorothea Hen riette, second daughter of Claus Adolph Witt, Esq., of Hamburg. No cards. FLETch ER—LITTLEDALE –At the parish church, West Derby, by the Rev. Edward [...]
[...] -received. Anxiety has been shown latterly, owing to the continued rain in the districts, and, should the weather not improve, it is feared that the quality of the crop will be affected by it. The weather this season shows [...]
[...] º and Amstelstroom, at 7; f.; and 781 b. Java, ex Matador, at 8%f. SPICEs.-Still remain dull. Mace: 11 casks, ex Maria Adriana, were sold at prices that did not transpire. On the 2nd of July 108 casks, ex Pieter, and 41 ditto, ex Thaddie, will be brought in the [...]
[...] Company has made a very bad impression. HIDES.–The transactions since my last report include 349 : Batavia Buffalo, ex Maria Adrianº ; 800 Samarang Rinder, ex Ormelie ; 2,850 Padang Rinder, ex Padang Packet: 838 Sourabaya Rinder, ex J. C. Schotel at 393 to 46 cents; 1,315 Batavia Buffalo, ex Tweelingen at [...]
[...] f:33.15. SHI PPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRºv ALs.-June 18, at Texel, from Banjoewangie, Gesina Maria; 24, at Brouwershaven, from Banjoewangie, Henriette Elisa Susanna; 25, at Texel, from Banjoewangie, Sperwer, Ferdinand and Louis. [...]
[...] kerk; 20, from Brouwershaven, from Melbourne, Hendrik-Ido Ambacht ; from Texel, for Batavia, Alcyone ; 26, from Brouwers haven, for Sourabaya, Maria Elizabeth; 28, from Texel, for Batavia, Java Packet, Henriette Maria, Bestevaer; from Samarang, Doesborgh. PAssFNGERs OUTwARD.—For Java, per Alcyone : Mrs. Plagge and [...]
[...] J. D. K. Haagedoorn, L. van den Bor, H. A. F. Meerens, F. S. de Jolle, Miss W. B. H. Scho!, and 150 soldiers. PAssesGERS INwa RD.—From Java, per Gesina Maria: Mr. J. J. van Wette. [...]
[...] - 17|Gustav. Adolf . ..|Bankok, for Breunen. Falmouth – 20 Bernhard Carl .. ...] Do. ..................... Do. — 18 Gesina Maria . ...|Batavia .. . Texel – 21 Freya....... ...|Saigon .. ...Off Falmouth — Sanderson. ... Colombo Off Scilly [...]
[...] Malacca. - - The change that had taken place in the weather, from extreme heat to rain accompanied by chill breezes, had pro duced considerable sickness, and there had been several cases of cholera of a severe type. [...]
[...] 20th April, bound to the Mauritius, makes the following report :— “Entered Torres Straits, by Raine Island at 10 A.M., on Thursday, the 5th May. On the 6th inst., sighted the wreck of the Itoyal Stuart of London, Capt. Cornwall, on Cockburn [...]
[...] - ... Texel ... Java Packet ... Batavia. - -- 0. ... Dionysia Catharina ... Banjoewangie. - - - Do. ... Maria Agnes - - Do. - - - Do. ... Norden - - Do. - ... Flushing ... H.M.'s St. Citadel van [...]
[...] Maria Adriana ... Batavia. [...]
[...] - -- Do. . Willem and Carel ... Batavia. - -- Do. ... Ouderkerk and Amstel.. Do. - -- Do. ... Maria Catharina ... Banjoewangie. - -- Do. ... Gebroeders ... Batavia. - - - L}o. ... Henrietta ... Samarang. [...]
[...] READY TO SAIL. At BaouwenshaveN.—Johanna Maria, for Batavia; Bengalen, for Macassar; Haamstede for Batavia; Hollandia, for Batavia. At Texei...—California, for Sourabaya; Henriette, for Samarang; [...]
[...] LOADING. At AMstERDAM.–For Kanagawa and Decima : Adriana Johanna, Yokohama, Engel, Maria. For Padang: Padang Packet. For Batavia: Ymuiden, Electra, Three Gerusters, Zeemimph. For Batavia and Sama rang Quartet, Admiral de Ruyter. For Batavia and Sourabaya : Jan [...]
[...] Sourabaya : Fdourard Marie, Stad Dohhum. For Kanagawa : Niphon. For Padang: Lammina, Elizabeth, Maarten van Rossum. Tor Singapore: Maria Louisa Antoinetta, Jan van Galen. For Singapore and Hong : Singapore. [...]
[...] Those on commerce generally remain untouched. The Peking correspondent of the North China. Herald writes on the 4th June :-No rain here yet. Thermometer for last five days ranging from 68 to 101 maximum. Prince Kung and his brothers are praying for rain, but none comes. From Paouting [...]
[...] on his predecessor, as it is extremely improbable that he will turn out exactly the same, and he cannot possibly be worse. Tientsin has been visited by thunderstorms with rain, and the weather was in consequence cool and pleasant for the season of the year. The peasantry around, however, were calling out [...]
[...] the weather was in consequence cool and pleasant for the season of the year. The peasantry around, however, were calling out for more rain. [...]
[...] 8 SHANGHAI.--The North China Herald Report says:—Dealers have evinced some inclination to do business, but most of them have been kept at home by almost incessant heavy rains; consequently transac tions have been few, and of little moment beyond that they may be said to establish quotations. The expected orders have not yet come [...]
[...] N.W.L.W. (barq.), from Cardiff, to Anjer, June 29, 9 N., 26 W. WANGUARD, from Singapore, to London, June 12, 33 S., 30 E. MARIA ADolfina, from Java, to Rotterdam, July 9, 17 S., 4 W. GLENAvon, from Singapore, to London, June 2, 35 S., 24 E. LADY CECILIA, from Singapore, to Gibraltar, June 15, 32 S., 23 E. [...]
[...] LABUAN. This settlement had been visited with an unusual amount of rain for the time of the year. The rice crop on the west coast of Borneo was a good one, and the price of grain had fallen in [...]
[...] Whampoa, as a site for the European barracks. The first day of the races came off on the 27th March, and although it had been raining a great portion of the day, the course was not so heavy as was to be expected. In the Club Cub for ponies Walkover won the prize with the greatest ease [...]
[...] prettily contested for, Gas (late Lamplighter) winning by about three lengths, and Bobtail coming in second. The second day's races for 1860, came off on the 29th. It had been rain ing the whole day, and the course was rather heavy; the rain did not discontinue until the termination of the sports. In the [...]
[...] At Hosa Kong, MACAo, and Gantos-For England: Runnymede. For London: Alchymist, Corea, Sir Ralph Abercromby, Qsprey. For Havana : J. wakefield, Live Yankee, Maria Elizabeth, Sigisbert Cezard, Governor Molton, Santa Lucia, For Sydney: Petronella, St. Helena, Jan van Brakel i.e.,idas. . . For Sydney, and Melbourne: Aquila; For San Francisco : [...]
[...] i. ...d, and is not laid down in many charts. It is right in the way of a vessel. - - Cong.—The Maria Louisa, fºom hence bound to Amoy, ran into nº “. ..."... jºciº Island; she rounded on a spit near Tawa Island. On sending to Amoy for assistance, [...]
[...] their place by a plentiful allowance of pebbles and boulders, may be very effective against high winds, but can hardly serve any useful purpose in rain.” [...]
[...] eldest daughter of John Higgins, Esq., of Alford; also, at the same time, Arthur, second son of Robert Nelson, Esq., late Judge of Malabar, H.E.I.C.S., to Anna Maria, second daughter of John Higgins, Esq., of Alford. WHITLow –LANDER—At Trinity Church, Shanghai, on the 6th March, [...]
[...] – 27 London ..... . Hong Kong & Canton Lord of the Isles , - 21 Off Dungeness....Sourabaya.................|Ida Maria de Raa – 26 Off Dover Batavia Argus .......... - §§ardſ Shanghai Africa [...]
[...] ean and Kathay. For Bankok: Lavinia. For Singapore; Eliza Thornton, Welhi. For Singapore and Penang : Charlotte Jane, Alice. For Batavia: Richard Thornton. For Batavia and Sourabaya : Amalia Maria. At Liverpool : For Shanghai : Tung-Yu and Aerolite. For Woosung: Polynesia, Weymouth, Spiridion, Franziska, Sillery, Hesperus, and Queen [...]
[...] EAN MARIA FARINA Cologne; London, 2, Salters'-hall-court, and 16, St. Swithin's-lane E.C., begs to commend his Stock of EAUT).E coloGN; [...]
[...] part of the Imperial Government. The Japanese Government has liberated the coolies brought by the Peruvian vessel Maria Luz, which was driven ashore in stress of weather, under the plea of ill-treatment to the coolies when on board. [...]
[...] was about 140. Chen, the Mixed Court magistrate, is to proceed to Japan, to take part in the investigation of the case of the Maria Luz. Chen will, we understand, be accompanied by the Japanese Consul, and during his absence the Chehsien will carry on the [...]
[...] It is believed that the cotton crop round Shanghai will not turn out quite so well as was at one time anticipated, the heavy rains which succeeded the seasonable showers that ushered in the autumn having beaten the flower off before the bud had matured. The plants look if anything too luxuriant, while the bursting cot [...]
[...] SHIPPING. ARRIVALs.-Oct. 29, at Flushing, from Akyab, Enice; Nov. 1, at Brouwershaven, from Akyab, Maria Napoli; 2, at Brouwershaven, from Batavia, Krimpen aan de Lek ; from Akyab, Unione : at Texel, from Batavia, Java Packet; 4, at Brouwershaven, from Rangoon [...]
[...] Rabagas, a play of Victorien Sardon's, which has made great noise in France, and caused some disturbance in several theatres where it has been acted, has been produced at the Donna Maria Theatre here. The house was extremely full during the first performance. The first act passed off without any display of feeling being in anifested by the spectators. But [...]
[...] foreign community. , Carbuncles were unusually large and fre quent among the Chinese; but by far the most common affection was ague, owing to the rains, which were *. ; in three months the rainfall exceeded three feet. The condition of the city during and after these rains was indescribable. Communica [...]
[...] S-> → *hemselves into their original constituents”—which we suppose is “medical " for being melted by the rain and heat—but it would be unfair to leave the mud out of the present report. [...]
[...] Houtkooper, from Formosa and Batavia, and sailed, 27, for London; 28, Catalina (bra), from Manila, and sailed, 29, for London : 30, Elizabeth Maria (bra.), from Tjilatjap, and sailed same day for Rot terdam; Oct. 1, Marie (Fr. bra), from Singapore, and sailed same day for Havre; 2, Duc de Malakof (bra.), from Manila and Singapore, [...]
