Hosoxose.—The Str. Erl King, arrived here on the 2nd inst., bringing papers of the 24th ulto., but they contain nothing of interest.
Mr, Attorney General Pauncefote has returned to the Colony. The Internagianal Boat Race has been won by the Scotch crew; they had a slight advantage in starting, and this was very pluckily maintained throughout the race. Near the middle of the course the English drew slightly up, but the Scotch put ons tremendous spurt, and came in winners by atleest two air lengths.
The China Mail learns from Formosa that all the terms agreed to by the Chinese have been strictly fulfilled. The actual criminals involved in the former outrages upon the Missionaries, &¢., were being punished on the 22nd instant, ove having been beheaded. Tetng, Taotai, has now taken charge of the principal yamen, and the guilty officials Lave been suspended from office. Mr. Swinhoe, who is appointed Consul at Takow, has not yet superseded Mr. Gibson, in order that a false impression may not be produced on the Chinese mind.
The China Mail-mentions the total loss of the Siamese barque Judian Warrior bound from Hongkong to a part on the S. E. coast of Hainan. Five or six Europeans are stated to have been drowned.
The city of Chao-chow-foo, near Swatow, has been opened to foreign trade.
Jarax—The B. & O. 8. N. Aden arrived from Yokobaia yesterday, 4th inst., having left on the 30th ulto., at which date the Pacific Mail had not arrived.
An official notification had been issued by the Japanese Government announcing that Yedo and Neegata would be opened to foreign trade on the Ist inst.
Southern troops are said to beaccumulating in Akita anil Neegata; already 5000 are on the way. The go-Yernment are determined on making a bold attack on Mr. Lowder have been appointed H. B, M.'s Consul at Neegata and Dr, Willis will take charge of the Yedo Consulate.
The remains of H. M.S. Rattler have been given to the Japanese as a rewani for the kindness shown to the crew of that ship, It is said that Captain clu Petit Thouars of Hf: I M.S. Dupleiz will be offered a CB. ship for his energy and kindness in relieving theerew of the same ill fated ship.
The Nagasaki Times mentions the total loss, on the 14th Octr., close to the Loochoos, of the North-German ship Cornelia, Bundgaard, Master, bound from Hongkong to yokohama. The crew managed to reach a small island, where they remained for a fortnight, when they were taken off by a Japanese junk, and after a pas of some ton days they arrived at Cagosima, After waiting there for about another fortnight for an opportunity of being sent to some Foreign port, they were put on board the steamer Mercury, which arrived in port yesterday evening. Wo regret to hear that the crow saved nothing bat what they stood up in. They were very kindly treated by the Japanese, The Nagasaki Times gives the following ro-turn of Fore! residents at that port: British 88, American 42, Dutch Prussian 18, Prench 11, Bore inese in Foreign Chinese in Yashiki 237, Chinese in Sin-chee G0, total-62
A notification has been issued by H. B. M.'s Consul, informing his nationals that the native authorities have grantesl permission to foreigners to visit the Hot Springs of Tsupagaki, in Hizen, Seven days notice must be given, We hear that very severe weather has been felt at Nagasaki; H.B.M.S Manila and G.B. Firm, and the steamers ona and Orissa having all had to put back for about twenty four hours,
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