A secret treaty line been arranged between China and Germany. the difficulty 18 peperl was Murray on the Life an Jancing at contem-vents and at the as heard from ti been made public, but they Wyoliffe app:
be in the rusin those which we sketch of oil-paintings ro both Powers by te room, and heartily approved the anti-sncerdotaliat, def staterooms, exch with its two comfortable We xenkos elaewher is going to pay a to Shanghai, der Ue irrational and unreriptural jotable space between them. Though the {hat Prince Chun of the papnoy ana docts steamers, but both on a level and with a rights and liberties against bade, not one over the other as in ordinary
other places. We learn that the and Sed, the positive bar-room, that indispensable con Pao'tui hua received a despatch from the nam propagator of Australixn wants, was not open, there was doring him to provide suitable aeeommodn- en punch and claret-cup and more Empress i f thie fect, and or- w plentiful supply in the saloon i made on the subject a Archdegcon Moule, Chairman, paper by the Yew. beverages, with sandwiches and the Rev. Dr. ekes; and the health of Capt Willian Dr. Farnham,' snd others. and prosperity to yor were Grant statement of Iucomeand Expenditure At the next weekly ig the Kev. LI. C. over and over agai There was no Municipal Report which was issued Hodzes wil! read the second of the two special entertainment provided, the party on Monday seems satisfactory. The Recvipts papers on The Period of the Apocryyha." being us truly as possible a conve: saziove during last year were Tle, 377,296 19, being} The first meeting-of the Baud of Hope} and the inspection of the steamer vari Tis 33,623.42 in excess of the estimate in of Shanghai was held Inst Suturday, ut] by colloquies with friends, wae sufi at the Inst Budget. Part of this increase—five the Temperance Hall, About amusement for the numerous Indies 7,000—arose from outstsudings of were present, with a large] their escorts, who braved the uti 8 years, interest &c., and the pri ce ut parents friends. The|of the elements, On the whole it was a I portion of. the remainder came from present were:—Dr. Gulick, Pre- decidedly pleasant evening, and we congra-on Goods, which were estimated to. R. A. Beauchamp, Vice- tulare Captain and M. Chapeal, Tis. ie Iutosh, Secretary; J. W. uy, on the happiness 31, 832. '71 or Tls. 4,832 cit idea, and ti cess with which it wax carried out.
unate, and other minor iteuis Moule, we paid a visit to Mr. Ruhde's the, asine. satisfactory: result. The acted as organist, and address office, 3'Siking Road; to see a Hinzel's General Municipal tax on Foreign ang red by the Ror. A. J. Baniford on gas apparatus, for moking gas from Native houses also showsasusplus over the! in general and "the Baud of Hope" i sene, petroletim, para, or other earth
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