With inst this. morn terday a played between the N.C.C., resulting in an vietury for the former.
A coscenr.
On the evening of the 17th instant Mr. Marsh, supplemented by some local talent, yave a concert iu.the Assembly Rooms to a large and appreciative audience, are now proceeding to take up their Settle iment in Tientsin and have invited all foreign holders of title deeds to submit their documents for inspection and registration. the present moment, except a few Russian subjects who have recently invested in land in the locality, there are very few foreign holders—the railway, mining, and. steenier companies and one British partnership, not sbovelalfa-dozen inal, and these all riparian wriers. Other prospective Concession holders have so far done little or nothing, with the exception of the Italians.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.