The "gift" of the high provincial authorities at Chengtu to, Yii Man-tve asthe reward for' his return to' the allegiinice'to'the'Manchu dynasty was. sent him yesterday. It isin the shape of.an opaque blue button official hat, with peacock: feathers}-and commis-the neighbourhood of the- average mean, begins.to rise.afresh. -A little drizzle in the.morning.—Probabilities,.6-p.m.—Un= settled but-rather fine weather. Moderate winds from the.N. quadrant over the N. coast; and.fresh to even strong monsoon. from N.E..in the S. and over the Formosa Channel.—Friday, 4th November, 10 a.m.—State of the atmosphere on the Srd.—Thé and the North of Japan,. Loy. pressures! high Rrepsures are spreading between Chi in the Pacific to the S., of Kiushu, Fresh monsoon in the South. State on the morn. relly be surprised to seo that he left for. home'on Tuesday morning without attempt-—jing''to, meet the serious charges made against him in our calamus by Mr. C. W.- Hay.- We understand that he has em~ powered on agent to prosecute, hid claim against Teli Sui-tze, based on cottam pro-* i misery notes which be bought and which, it is stated, ivere stolen, and we ard glad to kaoiw that since we published the corres: pondence slredy' refered to Te Sat-zo as been released.
Carrary George.F. F. Wilde, U.S.N., ing of the sth.—Overeast but rather fine weather at Shanghai. The barometer rispa,; left this on Friday. morning by the Chung-King to relieve, Captain Frank Wildes in above the average... Probabilities, 5 p.m.—Overcast, but rather fine weather. Moderate winds from N.W. to N.E. over the, coast; and fresh to strong N.E. monsoon in the S,—Saturday, '6th November, 10—State of the atmosphere on the 4th. barometer is rising everywhere in' China and Japan, except at Tokio: the maximum, stands between the Huangho and the Yangtze. Stronz monsoon in the Formosa Channel, Overcast but fine weather at Shanghai.—State on the morning of the 5th.—Very five, weather. Barometer on' the decline, but above the average.—-Sunday,.6th November, 10 nan.—Ntate of the atmosphere on the 5th.
The pressures are, the command.of the U.S.S. Boston at aku.
Mr. F.E, Tavtor, Commissioner of Customs, Statistienl Secretary, took over charge of the Customs here off Satiit' Rocher. ase during the absence on leave of Mr. Is.
We have the best authority for.s.ying that there, is not the slightest foundation fora recent report that the Commissiqucr of Customs at Kiukinng had been assaulted" by Chinese there. stare Tus Rey. Dr. S. P. Barchet commenced his duties as Amerigan,. Agsessor at, the Mixed Court on Tuesday morning, sion as Second Captain in the Chinese 5 increasing. rapidly over Siberia, and Frosh monsoon. along. the. E.
Parwii sxd.-nows- brought" to.shand army." In consideration of the above Yui Man-tze will; hand.over Pare on the morning of. the 6th,—The barometer the English son of te a a Mar. Fine weather at Shanghni.—State.! 1.0 Huei 7
be is still rising und has passed the normal Fleury to-day to the authorities. cee eae Vatiable ana' Mill be received by her large circle of Stevenson, late Pastor of Union Church; Ciblerate N.'to N.W. breezes along the N..
Shanghai friends with more than ordinary regret.. During the years of her residence'
Tax Director of Sicawei Observatory re-Coast, and fresh to strong N.E. "monsoon here Mrs. Stevenson won for herself the" ports Monday, 31st October, 10 a.m. in the South, affection of all with. whol.she: came" in" State; of the, atmosphere on the $0th, Bae average minimum of the thermome-contact; and although somewhat delicato~ centre of the high pressures remains over ter in the Settlement in October. was in health was ever willing to assist Northern China,. According to telegrams 60°.45, the average maximum 72°.49, and any good work. ° Her'lifo ivas a' reality'; from Manila there is a centre of depression the mean 66°.47, against 60°.49,.71°.32, and. possessing as she did a loveable, quiet and" advancing N. or N.W..over the Pacific to most appreciative disposition, she was ever the S.E, of Luzon. 'The weather sets fine G5%.87, respectively, in, Ostaber,, 1807 'The rainfall in October was 1,73 inches, worthy* model' for others' to follow: and rain fell measurably on,7 days, against Phere are many, who, by her death, will 2.93 inches and 11 days in October, feel they have lost'a friend. and.an average of 3.56 inches and. 9 Cirtars Surster of the Sachsen, than for the sixteen years 1882-1897. whom 9 more genial, swarm-hearted, and, poptlar'captain' does not sail out of Shang: hai, celebrated, on Thursday his jubilee
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