The final heat at Lawn Tennis between ove Clubs was concluded on Tuesday ing. Tt will be remembered that eac pair had won a set on the fr owing to the darkness having the match was left undecided, and it was The jet Court pair were generally arranged to play the throo sets over again,
considered to be the best, and the result of the match proved them to be 20. Messrs. Percival and Caldbeck, having won the toss, elected to choose the North Court, firing their opponents the first service:
he Country Club pair, Messrs. Kerr and Dunman, first scored two games to love, the Racquet Court following on with four games in succession, The Club then made tio more, but were unable to add to their score, and the set finished County lub 8 Court
Sides wore changed and the second sot was fought game by game. Resulting in favour of the Country Club " G games, Racquet Court 5 The third sot was then commenced and was fought steadily up to four games all up to this moment it was an open question which were going to win,—but the Gountry Club again failed to add any more to their 'THE FRENCH IN ANNAM, The embargo on the exportation of rice will be raised from Ist July to 27th September, but the time will likely be prolonged, the next harvest promising so well. The gunboats Fanfare, Carabine and two small launches as well as the City of Whampoa have gone up the " Riviere yugo" as far as the mouth of th "Riviere Claire," where it has been d lish the first station above Hanoi; the Whampou alone pushed on to reconnoitre the Citadel of Hunghoa and returned without being molested by the "Black Flags."
The Envoy of the Court of Hué, who has been appointed Governor of Hanoi, has notified the other Governors of Provinces that they will have to disband and immediately dismiss the said " Black Flags." It remains to be seen whether the famous Prince Houng will submit to the orders of the royal Envoy.
The MDL. steamer Saigon lett for Saigon yesterday; she had brought no very i teresting news. It will only be on the return of the Hamelin, that we shall know what the Governor (of Cochin-Chins) will have decided upon as to the murder of the Soe Ang Chi Lock.—China Mail,—Cor.
Haiphong, 13th June, 1882,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.