—Menars. H. Murray, and West. Per s.8, Oregonian—Mr. H. H. Warden, Mrs. Warden, Miss Warden, maid and servant, Rev. J. W. Lambuth and daughter, Mr. E. C. Kirby and servant, and 13 in Per s.8. Ajax, the objectors will therefore probably be limited to the mule-driving fraternity, who at present carry on the road traffic in a very inefficient manner. There can be little doubt, also, that experience will prove, as it hae proved in countries where railways are the public carriers, that the traffic will develope, and lurider the fostering influence of im-Rothe- proved transport, touch an extent as doe Maize, Smith, Mitchell, and 33 Chinese, Mallet, Martay, Salandrouze Deranrep.—Pers.s. Russia—Mr. Machune. Pers.s. New York, for Nagasaki—Mr. A. Mil-tom, For Yokohama—M. Séve, Consul-General for Belgium, and B.D. D. de Huidobro, his ry, Messrs. Broschen, Robinson, Per 2.8. Dragon, for Foo Cheetham. Per s.s. Nanzing, Chefoo—Mr. W. H. Haslam. Per s. Scechuen~Messrs. Steinmetz, Myer, and Head.
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