THE
CHINA DIRECTORY
FOR
1861.
Second Annual Publication.
HONGKONG:
PRINTED BY A. SHORTREDE & CO.,
1801.
PRICE-TWO DOLLARS.
1. ti
THE PUBLISHERS of the "CHINA DIRECTORY," encouraged by the support they last year received, have the pleasure of submitting to the Public the new issue for 1861. Considerable care has been bestowed upon its compilation, so as to render it worthy of public approval; and although it is difficult to procure accurate information, owing to the migratory character of the residents, it is believed that comparatively few mistakes have been made. The Chinese names have been revised; and it is hoped that both to the stranger and resident, the work will be found useful. The Appendix contains all the recent Treaties with China and Japan that have been published.
The Publishers have to express their obligations to their correspondents at Shanghae, Fuochow, Amoy, Swatow, Macao, and Manila, and also to their friends in this colony, for the aid they have afforded. No returns have been received from Japan.
"CUINA MAIL" Office, IoNGHONG, January, 1861.
Hongkong,-
CONTENTS.
Colonial Government, H.M. Naval Deparments, Foreign Ships of War, - Consulates, Places of Worship,
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PAUN
Amoy,
1 Foochow,
3 Ningpo,
4 Shanghac,
Manila,
PAGE
27
28
30
31
39
5-6 Appendix.-British and United States Treaties with China, and Tarill;
and Institutions, Professions and Trades,
7-19
II.A. Military Departments,
19
French and Russian Conventions with
Canton and Whampoa, Macao,
21
21
Chian; and the British Treaty with Japan.
Swatow,
26 Advertisements.
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ERRATA.
Page 1, for the Hon. Joseph Jardine, and the Hon. George Lyall (who have both since resigned), read the Hon. Alexander Per- ceval, and the Hon. Angus Fletcher. Page 7, under the Agra Bank, for Henry Turner, manager, Henry Noble, assistant, read Henry Noble, manager.
Page 12, under Jardine, Matheson & Co., for
Droom, read A. Broom.
Page 16, under Wetmore, Cryder & Co., for A. D. W. Funck, read A. D. W. French. Page 21, under A. Heard & Co., for E. H. M. Huntington, read J. H. Everett. Page 22, for Lindsay & Co., H. D. Marges- son, read Margesson & Co., H. D. Mar-
SOD.
Page 22, under Russell & Co., for C. W.
Orne, read W. H. Forbes.
Page 22, for Wetmore, Williams & Co., read
Wetmore, Cryder & Co.,
NAMES TOO LATE.
Hunt & Co., T., shipwrights, Whampoa.
F. H. Haskell
D. S. Marques, clerk
T. C. Russell, do.
B. Brush, dockyard foreman
F. Pereira, do. clerk
Thomas & Co., G., shipwrights, Whampoa.
Linnstrom & Co., lumber merchants, Spring
gardens
H. B. Linnstrom
Ladage, Oelke & Co., tailors, Cochrane Street
THE CHINA DIRECTORY.
HONGKONG.
Colonial Government.
Tuk-hcen Ya-moon
Ion. F. II. A. Forth, (absent) Hon. W. II. Rennie, (absent) Hon. John Dent
Ilon. George Lyall, (absent)
Governor, Commander-in-Chief, and Vice-11on. Joseph Jardine, (absent)
Admiral of Hongkong and its dependencies | Charles May
-His Excellency Sr HERCULES G. R. John C. Bowring, (absent) ROBINSON
Private Secretary-Hon. A. S. Annesley
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Hon. William Henry Adams, chief justice Hon. William Thomas Mercer, col, secretary The Commandant of the Garrison
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Jlon, W. II. Adams, chief justice
Hon. W. T. Mercer, colonial secretary
Robert S. Walker
John D. Gibb
Charles F. Still
W. II. Mitchell, (absent)
R. C. Antrobus
Angus Fletcher
William Lamond, (absent)
D. R. Caldwell
A. L. Inglis Patrick Campb:11
| W. 11. Alexander
Hon. H. Kingsmill, acting attorney-general Thoinas D. Neave Hon. Fred. H.A. Forth, col. treasurer (absent) J. J. Mackenzie Hon. W. H. Rennio, auditor-general (absent)| A. Perceval Hon. Charles St G. Cleverly, surveyor-general William Chapman Hon. Joseph Jardine, (absent)
Hon. George Lyall, (absent)
Ilon. John Dent
Clerk of Councils-L, D'Almada e Castro
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Hon. W. T. Mercer
Hon. Charles St. George Cleverly
M. A. Macleod IL B. Gibb
J. Macandrew
R. M. Reddic
Walter Ormiston
D. W. Mackenzie
l'hineas Ryrie Augustus R. Hudson
CHINĂ DIRECT
Government Departments.
COLONIAL SECRETARY.
Fib Ma-sha Sé-ise-low
Colonial Secretary-W. T. Mercer Chief Clerk-L. D'Almada e Castro Clerks-
J. M. D'Almada e Castro
E. L. Chapman, (absent)
Pio Marques
F. Machado, (temporar})
TREASURY.
#Fo Sé-taz-low
Treasurer-Frederick H. A. Forth (absent) Acting Treasurer-Julius Caesar Power Cashier J. A. Carvalho Accountant-Henry Rubery
Marriage Registrar-J. C. Power
AUDITOR-GENERAL.
Leen-ce Sé-tsz-low
Auditor-General-W. H. Rennie, (absent)
Acting Auditor-General-F. W. Mitchell
Clerk- 3. M. A. da Silva
Consular Clerk-W. C. F. Robinson
SURVEYOR-GENERAL.
景地官 Leong-ti-kvon
Surveyor-General-Charles St G. Cleverly
Assistant Engineer-S. L. Bird, R.C.
First Clerk-J. C. Power
Second Clerk-F. X. das Chagas
Third Clerk-A. F. Alves
Chinese Clerk-Choy Akun
Inspector of Nuisances-l'. O'Toole
Superintendent of Waterworks-T. Collings
Overseer of Convicts-
Chinese Overseer-Cheong Asso
POLICE AND LIGHTING RATES.
收差役街燈餉房
Sow-ch'ai-yik kai-tang-heung Fong
Collector-Alexandre GrandPré
Clerk-Clandino Marques
Sub-Collector-Cyriaco de Souza
Shroff-Wang-seng
Assessors for the year 1861
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UrandPre and James Collins
Alexandre
REGISTRAR-GENERAL.
HARBOUR-MASTER.
Shun-tow-koon
Harbour-Master-A. L. Inglis First Clerk-J. Thornton Second Clerk-W. Lording Boarding Officer-R. Selih
Signal Officer at Victoria Peak-H. Montague Indian Interpreter-Ibrahim
Chinese Interpreter-Ho-achun
Shroff-Leong-a-cheong
SUPREME COURT.
大葛 Tai-kot
Chief Justice-William Henry Adams
Acting Attorney-General-Henry Kingsmill Registrar-William Hastings Alexander
Crown Solicitor-George Cooper Turner Deputy Registrar-Norman Ronisay Masson,
(absent)
Acting Deputy Registrar and Judge's Clerk --
Frederick Sowley Huffa Clerk of Court-F. S. Huffum Acting Interpreter-Rafael do Rozario Usher and Bailiff-John Henry Hurst Under Bailiff-L. J. Fernandes Chinese Clerk and Shroff-'Ng-foong-shan
VICE-ADMIRALTY COURT.
Judge and Commissary-W. H. Adams Queen's Advocate-Henry Kingsmill Registrar-W. H. Alexander
Queen's Proctor-G. Cooper Turner
Surrogate-P. S. Hulum
Marshal-Charles May
(The Vice-Admiralty Court is under the control of the Rome Government) POST-OFFICE.
Shi-sun-Loom
Postmaster-General-W. Chap.ren
Assistant Postmaster-General-F. W.Mitchell Clerk-D. J. Barradas
Change Taker-A. Leiria
First Sorter-F. G. Machado Second do.-J. M. S. Alves
Third do.-D. Hotchkin
Canton-
POST-OFFICE AGENTS.
Mucao-I. P. Perejra, postmaster
Whumpoa-Tulbot, Devine & Co., packet agts. Swaton-W. M. Cooper, do.
Amoy-W. 11. Lay, do. Foochor-Willium Gregory, do.
HRK Wa-mun Ching-moo-87| Nippo--G. Phillips, do.
Registrar-flcneral-Daniel R. Caldwell
First Clerk-Thomas Turner
Second Clerk-John Gerard
Shanghae-C. T. Junts, acting do.
Nugásakï-A. A. Annesley, packot agent Yedo-A. J. Gower, do.
MEDICAL.
HONGKONG.
Col. Surgeon & Surgeon to the Lock Hospital-! J. I. Murray, M.D.. F.R.C.5.F., & PRSTE. Resident Superintendent of Government Civil
Hospital Thomas A. Ainslie, u.1. Apothecary-Thonas Ronald Apothecary to Lock Hospital-F. Noronha Matrun-M. Noronha
Inspector of Nuisances-Sergeant Warne
Inspector of Brothels-Sergeant E. Wiliams POLICE.
大館 Tai-koon
Superintendent and Coroner-Charles May Acting Superintendent-James Jarinan
Clerk and Accountant-J. P. Martin Deputy-Inspectors-John Hagan and James
Cronin
Acting do.-E. F Barnes
Inspectors of Markets-Charles Cliffe and
Janes Ellis
Chinese Clerk & Interpreter-Wong Kum Shü 34 European, 199 Ludian, and 70 Chinese serjeants and conscables. Total 303.
MAGISTRACY.
Ts'un-li-t'eng
Chief Magistrate-T. F. Callaghan
H.M. Naval Departments.
DOCKYARD.
Lect-cha-sz
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*MAX♬ Shui-82-shún-lin-kuk Master Attendant - J. Loane
Naval Storekeeper-William M. Richarda Clerks-
Richard F. Hawke John E. Shepherd Frederick Plumer
T. W. Coffin
J. da Cunha J. Danenberg
Engineers
David Rohb
Andrew Ilin-Imarah H. Bambury
Boatswain-Robert Melling Storemcn-
Ebenzer Barrett Conrail Berg
J. Randall
Boiler Maker-William Smith Smith John Boggust
Moulder-Thonius Rambel
VICTUALLING DEPARTMENT.
Victualling Storekeeper-Edmund A. Rowe
Assistant Magistrate-W. II. Mitchell (abs.) Chief Clerk-J. W. Williams
Acting do.-Charles May
1st Clerk-James Collins
2d do.
Charles Collins
3d do.-John A. Hall
Chinese Interpreter-R. A. do Rozario
Assistant do. --Charles Osmund
European Usher-Thomas Sherman
Assistant do -John Thompson
Indian do.-Luiz Fernandes
Chinese do.-Soong Ahyow
2d do.-llo Alloy
Clerk and Student do.-Choong Aon
GAOL.
Kum-jong
Governor-Joseph Scutt
Warden-G. Wylorn
Turnkeys-W. A. Harris, A. Johnson, C.
O'Brien, and G. Hart
Interpreter-F. Xavier
Clark Matheus Chngas
Temporary Clerks -
George Gibbon
William Howard John J. Hare Storemen -
William Boxer
R. H. Bean
W. Wakeham
HOSPITAL SHIPS. "PRINCESS CHARLOTTE."
Master Commanding-11. G. Thomsett Paymaster W. B. Mainprise Assistant Surgeon-J. V. N. Blake Assistant l'aymaster-J. Valster
** HERCULES."
In Medical Charge-Richard Henry, staff
assistant surgeon
In Charge-Richard Hutson, gunner, R.N.
"MELVILLE."
2 Chinese guarda, 7 Indian do.; I debtors' Deputy Inspector General-Charles A. Au-
Lurnkey; 1 untrou
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Right Rov. the fishop of Victoria, chairman
Rev. J. J. Irwin. Rev. W. Bench, Rev. James Legge, D.D., W. T. Bridges, D.O.L., J. J. Mackenzie, committoo; and W. C. F. Ro- binson, bon, secretary Inspector of Chinese Schools-
;
derson, M.1).
Surgeon anul Medical Storckeeper-J. Elliatt
|Chaplain-Rev. Cuneles J. Armistead, M.A.
Assistant Surgeons-
Henry Pogan
William Yard, M.D. Robert 1.. Be
Heury si, Lander
|Hospital Clark-Charles E. Cvoks
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HONGKONG.
5
ROYAL NAVY ON THE STRAITS
AND CHINA STATION.
Commander-in-Chief-Vice-Adiniral James Hope, C.B.Flagship, Chesapeake, 51 guns Second in Command-Rear-Admiral Lewis T. Jones, C.B. Flagship, Imperieuse, 51 guns
Acorn, sloop, 12, Commander R. B. Pearse Action (surv.), frig., 26, Comdr. J. Ward Adventure, steamer, Commander E. B. Lacy Algerine, gunvessel, 2, Lieut. Willian Arthur Attalante, steamer, Poole
Banterer, gunboat, 2, Lieutenant Knevitt Beagle, gunvessel, 4, Comdr. Edward Hay Bouncer, gunboat, Comdr. Arthur R. Owen Bustard, gunboat, 2, Lieut. F. W. Hallowes Cambrian, frig., 44, Captain M'Cleverly, C.B. Centaur, at.-sloop, 6, Com. E. D'O. D'A. Aplin Chesapeake, steain-frigate, 51, Vice-Adiniral James Hope, C.B.-Captain G. O. Willes Clown, gunboat, 4, Lieutenant W. F. Lee Cockchafer, gunboat 2, Lieut. H. L. Holder Cowper, despatch-str., Comdr. Toryman Coromandel, despatch-str., 17, Lieut. Symonds Cruiser, steamer, 17, Comdr. J. Bythese, V.C. Dove, gunboat, 2, Lieutenant C. J. Bullock Drake, gunboat, 2, Lieutenant A. R. Blane Encounter, steam-ship, 14. Captain Sir R. Dew Esk, corvette, 21, Sir R. M'Clure, Kt., C.B. Firm, gun-boat, 2, Lieut. W. R. Boulton Flamer, gunboat, 2, Lieut. 11. M. Binghana Forester, gunboat, 2, Lieut. A. J. Innes Furious, steamer, 10, Capt. O. J. Jones Fury, steamer, 6, Comr. Wilson Grasshopper, gunboat, Tucker
Hurdy, gunboat, 3, Lieut. Bogle
Havoc, gunboat, C. Fairholine
Haughty, gunboat, 2
Hercules, military hospital, 2, R. Henry Hesper, steamer, Harris
Highflyer, steamer, 21, Capt. Heath
Imporieuse, steam-frigate, 61, Rear-Admiral
Jones, C.B., Capt. Maguire
Inflexible, steam-sloop, 6, Com. G. A. C.
Brooker
Insolent, gunboat, 3, Lieut. Seymour
Janus, gunboat, 2, Lieut. Davidson
Kestrel, gunboat, 2, Lieut. Robinson
Loven, gunboat, 3, Lieut. Hudson
Reynard, steam-sloop, 4, Commander J. G.
Goodenough
Ringlove, steam-sloop, 4, Com. R. G. Craigia Roebuck, despatch-str., 6, Comr. Martin Sampson, steamer, 6, Capt. G. S. Ilund, C.B. Scout, steam-corvette, 21, Capt. Corbett Simoon, steamer, Comr. Cooke Slaney, gunboat, 3, Lieut. S. D. Bevan Snake, steamer, Comr. H. Harvey Suap, gunboat, 2, Lieut. W. O. Butler Sparrowhawk, gunboat, 4, Comr. J. C. Byog Sphinx, steamer, 6, Com. G. F. Day Starling, gunboat, 2, Lieut. J. A. Whitslied Staunch, gunboat, 2, Lieut. E. J. Pollard Sydney, steamer, Capt. Neblett Vulcan, steamer, 6, Coin. A. C. Strode Urgent, steamer, Com. II. W. Hire Watchful, gunboat, 2, Lieut. F. W. Inglefleld Waterman, steamer, 3, Phillips (Master) Weasel, gunboat, 2, Lieut. W. Howorth Woodcock, gunboat, 2, Lieut. G. S. Bosanquest Also upwards of 150 merchant vessels and steamers now (December 1860) engaged as transports.
Foreign Ships of War.
FRENCH NAVY ON CHINA STATION. Commanders-in-Chief-Rear-Admiral Poge at Saigon, & Rear-Admiral Charnier in China Alarme, gunboat, 6, Sausse Alon Aruh, gunboat Audromaque, frigate, GO Avalanche, gunboat, 6 Calvados, steamer Capricieuse, frigute, 40 Didon, frigate, 40, Duval Dierouledes, stenuer
Dordogne, steamer, 12, Faucon
| Dragonne, gunboat, 6, Galey
Dryade, troop-ship
Du Chayla, steamer, Tricault Durance, steamer, 12, Trebuchet Entreprenante, steamer
Forbin, steamer, Morier
F. de Norzagaray, steamer, Lespies
Fusée, gunboat, 6, Curpigna Garonne, steamer
Gironde, steamer, 12, Thoyon
Magicienne, steam-frigate, 16, Captain Com- Hongkong, despatch stenmor
Inerell, V.C., C.B..
Melville, hospital, 6, C. A. Anderson Minden, storeship, Greenleaf, gunner in charge Nimrod, despatch-str., G, Coin. R. J. Wynniat Odin, steam-frigate, 16, Lord John Hay, C.B. Opossum, gunboat, 2, Lieut. L. Brine Pearl, steam-corvette, 21, Capt. J. Borlase, C.B. Pioneer, steam-stoop, 6, Capt. H. A. Reiley Princess Charlotte, hospital, Comr. Thomsott Retribution, steam-frigate, 28, Commodore
H. E. Edgell, C.B.
Imperatrice Eugenie, frigate Jura, steamer, Libandiere Kienchang, steamer
La Place, 12, corvette, Kerjegur Le Forte, frigate, 00
Le Européen, steamer, Letraper Lily, steamer, Borelli Loire, steamer Marne, steainer
Marsenu, steamer, 6, de Vautrai Meurthć, st.-smithy, 12, Haries
Mitraille, gunboat, 6. Sergeant
; Prussia-Gustav Overbeek (Dent & Co.)Q.RA
Nemesis, frigate, 50, Rear-Admiral Page, Netherlands-A. W. P. Kup. (abernt), 44.
Captain Barry
Nievre, steamer
Peibo, steamer, Rieunier
Perseverante, ship
Phlegeton, steamer, 8, Picard
Pregent, steamer, Le Comte D'Osery Primuuguet, steamer, 8
Renommée, frigate, Levique Rhin, steamer
Bhone, troop-ship
Saigon, steainer
Saone, steamer, Lisco
Shanghai, (chartered), steamer Toeywan, despatch steainer
Vengeance, 50, troop-ship, M'Maillon
Also several steamers and merchant-vessels temporarily employed as transports.
RUSSIAN SHIPS OF WAR. Boyarine, steam-corvette Djighit, steam-gunboat Nynismick, despatch steamer Posuadnik
Sveltann, steam-frigate Switzerland Vaoveda
PRUSSIAN SHIPS OF WAR. Arcona, steamer
Elbe, sailing-transport
U.S. SHIPS OF WAR.
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Niagara, st.-fr., 12 guns, 700 men, 4,000 tons Hartford, st.-si., 18 210 2,000 John Adams, sl., 24 180
800 Decotah, st.-g-b., 6, 100 Saginaw, st.-g.-b., 4
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75
100 19 GOO
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11. Hellaw, (J. Burd & Co.), acting-con- sul, Queen's Road
Sweden and Norway-Nicolay Daus. Q, Road Sardinia-John Dent, Queen's Road Denmark-F. II, Bluck, (John Burd & Co.,)
Queen's Road
Oldenburg and Hanover-C. Brodersen, (W.
Pustau & Co.,) Pottinger Street
Places of Worship.
ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL.
大禮拜堂 Tai Lei-pai-t'ong
Hours of worship.-On Sundaysat 11 a M., at å v.m.from May to Octuber, and at 5 r.st. from November to March.
Lord Bishop of Victoria-Right Rev. George
Smith, D.D., (absent)
Colonial Chaplain-Rev. J. J. Irwin Treasurer W. T. Mercer
Trustees W. T. Mercer, II. Kingsmill, Chas. St. Geo, Cleverly, and W. H. Alexander, (nominated by Government:) George Lyall, and J. J. Mackenzie, (nominated by the scatholders.)
Organist-G, F. A. Sangster Registrar of Marriages-J. C, Power Clerk and Sexton-G. Saunders
Auditors-J. C. Power, on behalf of the Go-
vernment; and H. B. Gibb, of the sent- holders
UNION CHAPEL, HOLLYWOOD ROAD.
大石柱禮拜堂
Tai-shek-ch'u Lei-pai-t'ong
Hours of worship.-On Sundaysat II A.M., and on Sun
U. S. NAVAL DEPOT, SPRING GARDENS.day and Thursday evenings, from May to October, at
Sz-pee-tun
Naval Storekeeper-William Speiden, Junr. Assistant do.-Edgar Speiden
Clarks-Joze L. de Sa, and Alluzio F. de Sa
Consulates.
其難花旗領事官 Kee-nan, Fa-kee Ling-sz-koon
United States-Jus. Keenan, Pedder's Wharf 富些法蘭西領事官
Fu-sé, Fat-lan-sei Ling-sz-koon
7 xx, and at 6 30 23. from November to April,
Rev. Janes Legge, 1.D., pastor
Trustees-Robert Strachan, Jas. Macandrew,
Samuel C. Fox, and Henry Wm. Davis
SEAMEN'S RETHEL, HONGKONG HARBOUR.
Hours of worship.-On Fundays, at 11 a.m.
Rev. Janes C. Beecher, pastor
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, WELLINGTON STREET.
Tien-chu-kaou-t'ong
Hours of worship.-On Sundays and l'ostival Daye,
high man at 8, and low mass at 6, 7, and 9 A.M. Evon- Ing service during January, l'obruary, November, and
France-A. E. Vaucher, (V. Freres) Q. Road Decembor, at 5 ..; March, April, September, and
呂宋領事官
Lü-sung Ling-sz-koon
Spain-Joze D'Aguilar, (absent), Francisco
Antonio da Silva, vice-consul in charge
October, at 5.30 P.x.; and during May, June, July, and August, at 6 r..
Very Rev. D. L. Ambrozi, prefect apostolic Rev. C. Raimondi, vice-prefect apostolie Revs. G. Burghigudi, S. Volonteri, G. Favini,
J. Borgazzi, and A. Riva, missionaries
HONAKONG.
Societies, Institutions, &c.
LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Rev. James Legge, D.D.
Ying-wa Shü-yün
Wong Ashing, superintendent of printing office
AMERICAN BAPTIST UNION.
Rev. H. A. Sawtelle
FOUNDLING HOSPITAL, WEST POINT.
贊文育嬰堂
Tsan-mun Yuk-ying-tʻong
L. Ladendorff, principal
Mrs Ladendorff, Misses Ladendorff, Nager,
Heidsiek, and Sen
FRENCH MISSION, STAUNTON STREET.
Rev. Fr. Libois, procureur Rev. X. Cazenare, assistant
ST PAUL'S COLLEGE.
RF
Shing Po-lo Shi-yün
Warden-Right Rev. George Sinith, D.D.
1.ard Bishop of Victoria, (absent) Sub-Warden-Rev. W. R. Beach, domestic
chaplain to the Bishop
4 Chinese teachers, and 40 pupils
VICTORIA LIBRARY AND READING
ROOMS.
書樓 Shi-low
(Ofico-bearers for 1861 not yet cloutod,)
CLUB-HOUSE.
新公司 Sun Kung-82
Committee-George Lyall, John Dent. G. A. Weiner. P. Ryrie, W. Ormiston, G. Over-
beck, R. M. Reddie, H. B. Gibb, A. Flet-
cher, J. Heard, H. B. Lemann, and W. Walkinshaw
Secretary W. W. Bonuett
Accountant-F. Freire
Clerk-L. Graça
CLUB GERMANIA.
渣曼公司 Cha-mun Kung-8z
Director-C. A. Hubener
Secretary J. Arnhold
Treasurer-0. Stammann
Stewards-E. Behre and A. Schetelig
SEAMEN'S HOSPITAL, Hosrital HILL.
掘斷龍山頂醫館
Kwat-tün-lung shan-sing E-koon
Trustees-Alexander Percival, John Heard, W. T. Mercer, Maxunilian Fischer, super-
intendent of the P. & O. Steam Naviga- tion Company (ex-officio) Treasurer-R. A. Houstoun
Resident Surgeon-J. Enscoe, M.D. BRITISH W. I. EMIGRATION AGENCY, HOSPITAL HILL.
Superintendent-I. G. Austin
Agent-William Maxwell Clerk-William Gee
Agent at Canton-Theophilus Sampson Clerk-Luz Baretto
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CHINA BRANCH OF ROYAL ASIATIC Albany, Yat-tsz Hong
SOCIETY.
(Once-bearers for 1881 not yet clooted,)
MORRISON EDUCATION SOCIETY.
President-Rev. E. C. Bridgman, D.D. Vice-Presidents-John Dent, and S. W. Wil-
liams. LL.D.
Treasurer-James Macan Secretury-Rev. James Legge, D.D.
Committee-R. Strachan, W. W. Parkin, Y.
J. Murrow, and A. Fletcher
|
Caine Road,山頂馬路 Shan-ting Ma-lov
| Central Market, 中環街市
Chung-wan Kai-she
| Governmt Offices, 大兵頭寫字樓 Tai-ping-tow Sé-tsz-low
Happy Valley,
ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL, STAUNTON ST. Hospital Hill,
書館 Shu-kcon
Parade Ground,
Wong-nei-chung Wan-tsei
Kavu-ch'eong
Committee W. T. Bridges, n.c..., Hugh Palder's Wharf, jÉLY
Bold Gibb, Douglas Lapraik, Postonjee Dhunjeebboy, Framjee Edutjes China, and] Ninian Crawford
Trensurez-Goorge Lyall
Secretary-Henry Kingsmill
Teacher-James Kemp
Shin-tow-koon Ma-tow
Queen's Road West, Sheong-wan
Do. Central, Chung-wan
Do. E. (Spring Gardens) TB Ha-wan
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.*
Auctioneers and Commission Agents.
布
See also Storekeepers.
士Pu-buk-sz
Brooks, James A., Queen's Road
John Stinson, assistant
J. Rozario, do.
都爹厘夜冷館
Too-te-lee, Ye-lang-koon
Duddell & Co., Henry, Queen's Road
Henry Duddell
James W. Pearce, assistant
波羅雲 Po-lo-twu6
MacGregor & Co., R., Queen's Road
J. C. Baldwin
R. H. Baldwin
Lo-put, Ye-lung-koon
Roberts & Son, John, Wellington Street
Roberts, John, Sen. Roberts, John, Jun.
Banks.
Tan-na ngun-kong
Agra & United Service Bank, Queen's Road Draws on Head Office, Loudon, and on Branches at Calcutta, Bombay, Madras, Agra, Lauro, and Shaughac.
Atenry Turner, manager
Henry Noble, assistant
Francis Andrews, do.
John Cardno, manager, (Shanghae)
LE Tôi file ky se-foot ngu-hong
角士頓新銀行
Kok-sz-ton, San-ngun-hong
Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China, Queen's Road
Draws on London Joint Stock Bank, London; and on
the Branches and Agencies at London, Bombay, Cal-
cutta, Madras, Mauritius, Ceylon, Penang. Sloga-
pore, and Sharghao.
Walter Ormiston, manager
R. B. Baker, accountant
A. Coxen, sub-accountant
D. A. da Silva, assistant
Honorato Jorge, do. P. M. Carvalho, do.
M. A. da Silva, do.
William Howard, manager, (Shanghae)
Robert Brett, accountant, (do.)
Henry Howard, assistant, (do.)
金索銀行
Kom-ma-sak ng nhung
Commercial Bank of India, Queen's Road
Draws on London Joint Stock Rank, London; and on
Bank's Branches at Calcutta and Bombay. Patrick Rose Harper, manager Henry Rutter, sub-manager & accountant G. A. de Game, assistant Henry II. Wiggins, manager, (S.lne) Rowley Miller, acting accountant, (do)
Kum-pov, ngun-hong
Oriental Bank Corporation, Queen's Road
Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and Chiun, Draws on Head Office, Threadneedle Street, London:
339 Queen's Ron-l
Draws ou The City Bank, Loudon; on the Bombay, Calcutta, Singapore, and Shangliae Agencies; aoû ou The Union Bank of Australia.
John W. Maclellan, manager
Geo. Mackey, sub-manager & accountant Augustus White, Jr., assistant accountant John Mackellar, manager, (Shangliae) J. Howard Guyther, accountant, do,
It may not bo tinnecomsary to mention, for the fu formation of our readers in England, that the humbler occupations such as builders, masons, carpenters, tal- lors, shoemakers, bookbindor, ovo garried on un- tirely by the Chinose koro, and in overy place through- out the Far East whore Europonns and Chinese äro The latter conduct their ovotal Jocated together, buatnerson in mualt & therusghly systematic and vootto- mical manner, we uvor to proolude the romutost promil- billy of Kuropean workman compoting with thom.
and on Brauches at lombay, Calcutta, Madras, Ceylon, Mauritius, Singapore, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, and Wellington. The Corporation also Issues circular notes and letters of credit, negoll. ablo in Egypt, Syria, the Continent of Europe, New York, the West Indies, New South Wales, and the Cape of Good Hope.
Patrick Campbell, manager in China John MeDouall, sub-manager James Webster, acemuntant David McLean, sub-do.
Francis B. Fairley, assistant do. Joze Noronha, assistant Henrique Noronha, do, Joze G. Brandňo, do.
Willian Lamond, agent, (Shanghae) Johnstone Smith, accountant, (do.) Richard Dudley, assistant, (du.)
Insurance Companies.
Merchants.
(The following are Marine Insurance Companies, unless | Aderjee Dhunjcebhoy & Co., Peel Street
otherwise mentioned.)
Barristers & Notaries-Publie. ###}} Pa-la-ka Yeuk-fong
洲列治士大狀師
Pect-leet-che-sz Tai Chong-sz
Bridges, W. T., D.C.L., Queen's Road
Medical Hall Dispensary, 405 Queen's Road
J. J. Braga
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Cama & Co., F. B.
King-sz-mee-lee Tai Chong-sz
João 1. Britto, clerk
A. Botelho, apothecary
F. da Roza. do.
F. d'Azevedo, do.
J. Jesus, do.
Queen's Road Dispensary
A. de Souza
京士美利大狀師
Kingsmill, Henry, act. attorney-general, Q.Rd.
D. Danenberg, apothecary
#Bits Po-lut Tai Chong-sz
Silva,
I'ullard, Edward H., Queen's Road
Mathias Azevedlu, do.
Florentino dos Remedios, assistant
Filomeno Guedes, do.
谷巴丹拿狀師
Kuk-pa Tan-na chong-sz
Turner & Hazeland, D'Aguilar Street
George Cooper Turner
Francis Innes Hazeland
Henry Charles Caldwell, assistant
Brokers.
Aderjee Sapoorjee, Wyndham Street Anderson, George
Aspundearjee Tanooljee, Wellington Street Burjorjee H. Hadownah, (general) D. Ruttunjve, Lyndhurst Terrace, (general) Fox, S. C., Ï'Àguilar St., (ship br.&auctioneer)
R. F. Gutierrez, assistant
Hum-sz
Holmes, George, Wellington Street, (ship)
± Pe-sz-tun-che
M. & A. Pestonjee Setna, Hollywood Road
Muncherjee Pestonjee Setna
Ardaseer Pestonjce Setna
Piccape, T. A., (general)
Rustomjee Barjorjev, (general)
霎匯單銀兩經紀
' Shap, Uy-tan-ngun-leung King-ke
Sharp, Granville, Gough St., (bills & bullion)
Willaume, N., Old Bailey Street, (general)
Chemists and Druggists.
Heong-kong Yeuk-fong
Hongkong Dispensary, Queen's Road
Alexander 8. Watson, manager Henry Dickson, dispenser Elward Carpentor, du.
Roberto Duarte, Old Bailey Street
Ignacio Quadros, assistant
Dentist.
Eastlack, William C., Staunton Street
Engineers.
物都古 Mut-to-koo
MacDougall & Co., Spring Gardens
M. MacDougall, engineer
Samuel Speechly, do,
James Henderson, blacksmith'
Hotels and Taverns. Albion Hotel, Edward Parker, 339 Q. Road Army & Navy Hotel, R. II. Kentwell, Q.Rd. W. | British Queon, G. Thompson, do.
Bombay Tavern, Joza Fernandez, do. British Hotel, Henry John Carr, do. City of Hamburg, Henry A. Sievers, do, *Kum-ma-sak Tsow-teem Commercial Hotel, Parker Bradstreet, Q. R. Crown & Anchor, J. Robertolo, Q. Road W. El Durado Inn, George Robinson, do. Empire Tavern, Robert Beattie, do.
German Tavern, William Peterson, do.
Hamburg Tavern, Peter Kettles, do.
Irish Flag, John Rich, do,
Land We Live In, J. Young, do.
London Tavern, Daniel Jones, 316 Queen's Rd.
Magnet Tavern, G. Wilkins, Stanley Street Napoleon Tavern, II. S. Peel, Q. Road W. Nemesis Tavern, J. Mevecty, Queen's Rd. W. Neptune Tavern, John Schipper, do.
Old House at Home, J. F. Borges, Q. Rd. W.
Té-pa, Tsow-teem
Oriental Hotel, George A. Taber, and T. F.
Andrusi, Wellington Street Rising Sun, John Crowen, Queen's Road Royal Albert Hotel, John Cahill, 518 Q. Rd. Stag Inn, J. B. Watson, 328 Queen's Rund Uncle Tom's Cabin, James-Borton, Q. Rd. W. Victoria Hotel, Thomas O'Brien, 347 Q. Rd. White Swan, Joaquim Caldora, Q. Road W.
Eastern Insurance Company)
Cama & Co., P. F.
Bombay Native Insurance Company
Sun Insurance Office
Victoria Insurance Company
Camajeo & Co., R. H.
Bombay Carna Insurance Company
Camajec, P. & D. N.
Bombay Merchants Insurance Company Carapiet & Co.
Amicable Insurance Office, 1860-05 Dent & Co.
Bombay Insurance Company Forbes&Co. Constituents' Insurance Fund London Assurance Corporation (Fire) London Assurance House
Royal Exchange Assurance Company Union Insurance Society of Canton
De Silver & Co.
Philadelphia and Boston Board of Under-
writers
Eduljee Framjee, Sons & Co.
Bombay Commercial Insurance Company Ellissen & Co.
Victoria Marine Insur. Co. of Melbourne Fischer, Maxn., P. & O. S. N. Co.
London and Oriental Steam Transit In-
surance Office
Jardine, Mathuson & Co.
Bengal Assurance Company Bombay Assurance Company Canton Insurance Office
Triton Assurance Company
Jairaz, Fazul & Co.
China Merchant Insurance Company
Lindsay & Co.
Hongkong Insurance Company Sun Fire Office
Lyall, Still & Co.
Lloyds, London
Pustau & Co.
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co. Schaefer & Co.
Compagnies d'Assurances Maritimes de
Paris et do Marseille
Turner & Co.
Eastern Marine Insurance Company Netherlands Indian Marine Insurance Co. Northern Insurance Co., (Fire and Life) | Walker, Borradaile & Co.
Royal Insur. Co., (Fire, Life, & Annuities) Universal Life Assurance Society
Marine Surveyors.
Heaton, George H., Caine Road McMurdo, Robert, Hollywood Road
Aderjee Aspundiarjee
Framjee Eduljee, assistant Limjeebhoy Byramjee, do. Horinusjce Aderjec, do.
A-ka-pak
Agabeg, A. L., Jr., Graham Street
G. L. Agabeg, (Macao)
Ameeroodeen Jafferbhoy & Co., Wellington St.
Ameerondeen Abduollatiff Jafferbhoy Budrooć ven
Shaboodeen Coutboodin, assistant Abdool Hoosain Abdoolally, du. Abdoolcreem Abdoolcader, do.
Anuntram Sagurmull, Wellington Street
Anuntram Sagurmull, (Foochow)
Ramrickdass, assistant
Ramrickdass Rampurtab, do.
Hormusjee Byramjee Guzder, do.
Dbanjeebloy NowrojecBottlewalla, do.,
(Foochow)
Bhanja, N. A., & C. B. Wadia, Hollywood Rd.
N. A. Bhanja
C. B. Wadin
巴厘 Pa-lee
Birley & Co., Queen's Road
C. W. Murray
Arthur Sinith, (Pouchow)
Frederick T. Sunith, assistant
A. B. da Roza, do.
D. P. Simoens, do.
M. da Itoza, do.
Francis Parry, do., (Canton)
William Forbes, do., (do.)
William Bourne, dv., (Fuochow)
布坐 Poo-Lso
Bourjau, Hubener & Co., Queen's Road
Adolph Bourjau, (absent)
C. A. Hubener
Ernest Behre, assistant
G. W. Hartmann, do.
Emil Ilubener, do.
R. Broudsted, do.
L. Beyer, do.
C. E. Boeddinghaus, do., (Canton) A. Booth, dv., (Shanghae)
Put
Burd & Co., John, Queen's Road
Frederick H. Block, Danish consul G. J. Helland, acting Netherlands consul
II. Kjer, assistant M. de Souza, du.
巴頓 Peke-tun
THE CHINĂ DIRECTORY.
Bull, Purdon & Co., Spring Gardens
James Purdon
F. W. Lawrence, (absent)
J. G. Purdon, (Canton)
T. Pyke, (Foochow)
R. Francis, (Shanghae)
G. R. Lawrence, assistant
Antonio dos Santos, do.
G. H. Styan, do., (Foochow)
Morgan Maclean, do., (Shanghae)
S. H. Clarke, do., (do.)
B. D. de Souza, Jr., dó., (do.)
巴魯士 Pa-lo-se
Burrows & Co., Pottinger Street
Silas E. Burrows, Jr.
Ogden Hoffman Burrows
抑乎卑監麻 Af-pe-cana
Cama & Co., F. B., Wellington Street
Framjee Eduljee
Hormusjce Eduljee
Dhunjeebhoy Eduljee, assistant
Bomanjee Muncherjee, do.
Framjee Kaikhosrow, do.
Merwanjee Bomanjee, do.
Pestonjee Rustomjee, do.
Eduljee Mendosjee, do., (Canton)
卑抑乎監蔴 Pe-af Cama
Cama & Co., P. F., Webster St., Queen's Rd.
Rustomjee Dhunjeeshaw
Limjee Jansetjee
Framjee Hormujec, (Shanghae)
Dady Limjee, (Ainoy)
I. Muncherjee, assistant
C. Pestonjec Erany, do.
N. Cowasjee, do.
D. Muncherjee, do.
P. Bazonjee, do,
D. Pestonjee, do., (Shanghae)
C. D. Lalcaca, do., (do.)
M. Eduljce, do., (do.)
L. Bomanjee, do., (do.)
N. Cursetjee, do., (Amoy)
Ca-ma-chee
Camnjec & Co., R. II., Gough Street
D. P. Canajee
E. P. Dhalla, assistant
D. B. Soomarigara, do.
拿打杯 Na-ta-pooy
Cassumbhoy Nathabhoy's Sons&Co.,StanleySt-
Carrusnally Cassumbhoy
Hassumbhoy Dainb, chief clerk
D. Cursetjee, assistant
Damoder Sevurdass, do.
Mansey Gangjee, do.
Raihimbhoy Narjee, do., (Shanghae)
Crssumbhoy Ebrahim, do., (Canton)
樂蘭悲 Cu-la-pee
Carapiet & Co., 865 Old Bailey Street
S. M. Carapiet
Pa-lun-chee
Cawasjce Pallanjee & Co., Lyndhurst Terrace
Sapoorjee Bomanjee
L'allanjec Cursetjee, assistant
Burjorjee Hormusjec, do.
Nusservanjee Aderjee, do.
Framjee Bamanjee, do.
活時 Foot-see
Coutts, J. C., Queen's Road
哥刺 Co-lais
Colah & Co., P. & J. B., Hollywood Road
Pestonjeo Byramjce Colali
Janasjee Byraunjee Colah
Rustomjee Pestonjec Motiwalla
船自杯 Poon-tsz-pooy
Dhurumsey Poonjabhoy, Gage Street
Jan Mahomed Hussondhoy
Peer Mahomed Nuthoobhoy
Noor Mahomed Curejee, assistant
Ally Mahomed Bhimjee, do.
Cassum Currim, do.
Sajun Datoo, do.
Abdulcurrim Corcjee, do.
Jan Mahomed Jewn, do.
MK Pe Tik Ca-ma-chee Downrkadass, Vussonjes & Co., Cochrane St.
Camajeo & Co., P. & D. N., Queen's Rond
Pestonjer Dhunjeubboy
Dorabjee Nusserwanjeo Camajco, (S.hue)|
1. Byramjee, assistant
Eduljes Rustomjee, do.
Cursetjes N. Pocłujec, do.
Byramjca Franjev, do.
Fardunjee Jamsetjee, do.
Peroshaw C. Pochiajve, do., (Canton)
Rustomjee Pestonjec, do., (Shanghae)!
Ameeroodeen Chandabboy
Anverali Coolam llosen, assistant C. Abdolali, do.
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Esuffali Jafferbboy, do.
Toc-sz
Duus & Co., N., Queen's Rond
Nicolay Duus, vice-consul for Sweden &
Norway
11. llyndinan
j! Teen-ti
Dent & Co., Queen's Road
John Dent
Edward Webb, (Shangline) Francis Chomley
James Joseph Mackenzie, (absent) Henry Willian Dent. (Shangbae) Alexander Turing, assistant Gustav Overbeck, do. Henry Laycock, do. James Trubshaw, do. Alexander Rainsay, do. Johr Dodd, do. Alexander Rodger, do. A. A. Wheeley, du. Edward Wheeley, do. Bernhard Plessinaun, do.
C. J. Ozorio, do.
Francisco A. Gomes, do.
Augusto J. Gomes, do. Sião da Roza, do.
Silvano dos Remedios, do.
George Smart, godown keeper
William Stiles, assistant do.
HONGKONG.
Charlton C. Rainbow, assistant (C.ton)
Percy Lloyd, do., (do.)
II. D. Brown, agent (Amoy)
P. F. da Silva, assistant, (do.)
W. II. Luce, do., (Foochow)
T. H. Chapman, do., (do.) J. S. Baptista, do., (do.)
H. Hubbard, do,, (Shanghae)
11. G. Hanssen, do., (do.)
· Pedro Loureiro, do., (do.)
J. T. Elliot, do., (du.)
Jolm Hauna, dv., (do.)
L. A. Tavares, du., (do.)
E. H. Evans, do., (Nagasaki)
José Loureiro, do., (Kanagawa)
F. Barradas, do., (do.)
化林治 Fu-lum-chec
Edulje Franjec, Sons & Co., Gough Street
Bomanjee Eduljer, (Cauton)
Hormusjee Eduljec
Sorabjee Framjee, assistant
Framjee Dorabjee, do,
Bhicajco Franjoe, dv.
杯 Pony
Ellisson & Co. A., D'Aguilar Street
Clotworthy Boyd
W. E. Bradden, assistant
C. F. V. Delmaring, do.
1. V. Ribeiro, do,
E. J. Rozario, do.
J. Machado, da.
J. Broadhurst Tootal, dv., (Shanghae)
Fazal Mahomed Damnbhoy, Hollywood Road
Fazel Mahomed Damabhoy
Moledina Virjee, assistant
Sewjerhoy Laljee, do.
Rewjee Rhaimbhoy, do., (Canton)
Rhaimbhoy Munjee, dv., (du.)
佛禮乍 Fut-lei-cus
Fletcher & Co., Queen's Road
Angus Fletcher
A. J. Campbell, (absent)
J. Gilfillan, assistant
W. Schmidt, do.
H. A. Leiria, Jo.
J. C. dos Remedios, do.
J. P. Xavier, do.
11. Marshall, do., (Canton)
加泄 Ku-scet
Gassett, Edward, Spring Gardens, Queen's Rd.
Arthur O. Gay, assistant
Richard B. Slate, do.
Soo-chee
Gellabhoy Sewjec & Co., Wellington Street
Cassumbhoy Khotsey
Nusserwanjee Nowrojet, (Canton)
Hassum Munjee, (Shanghae)
Mahoned Khetsey, assistant
Burjorjce Cawasjee, do.
A. K. Lookmanjee, do.
Keep
Gibb, Livingston & Co., Aberdeen Street
T. A. Gibb, (absent)
John 1). Gibb
11. B. Gibb
E. F. Duncanson, (Shanghae)
W. II. llunt, assistant
J. T. Iludson, do.
F. M. Gibb, do.
J. M. Vickers, do.
W. J. 1lenderson, do.
L. J. da Silva, do.
A. F. dos Remedios, do. J. Livingston, do., (Canton) Thomas Bedwell, do., (do.) F. Porter, do., (l'oochow) Henry Lowcock, do., (do.) W. 11. Gibb, dv., (Shanghae) !!. W. Carey, do,, (do.)
J. 3. White, (dlo,)
W. Hyslop, do., (do.)
a. C. Webb, dò,, (tlu.)
Keep-fut
Gifford & Co., 470 Stanley Street
George Gifford
J. J. Gutierrez, assistant Patrick Gifford, tea inspector, (C.ton)
"THE" CHINA DIRECTORY.
太平行 Tai-ping hong
機利文Ke-le-1;T
Gilman & Co., Aberdeen Street
R. J. Gilman, (absent)
A. R. Hudson
R. J. Ashton, (Shanghae)
W. II. Vacher, (absent)
W. H. Green, (Foochow)
H. B. Lemann, assistant Willian Lemann, do.
A. H. Roberts, do. J. da Costa, do.
T. da Silva, do.
W. Newinan, do., (Canton)
J. L. Lent, do., (Fouchow)
W. Brand, do., (do.)
J. Bannatyne, do., (Shanghae)
C. A. Wild, do., (do.)
G. Wallis, do., (do.)
E. H. Lavers, do., (do.)
Ee-pa-la-heem
Habibbhoy Ebrahim, Sous & Co., Gage St.
F. H. Ebrahim, (absent)
Rahimtoola Mahomed, manager
Shariff Curim, assistant
P. E. Cumbata, do.
Mahomedbhoy Ladha, do..., (Canton)
Veerjee Nanjee, do., (Shaughac)
曷公司 Hot-knumg-8%
Heard & Co., Augustine, Ilollywood Road
Augustine Heard, (absent)
John Heard
Augustine Heard, Jr., (absent)
Albert F. Parker, (Shanghae)
E. F. Parker
Richard Deacon, do.
J. A. B. Cutter, do.
E. H. M. Huntington, do.
D. Weld, do.
P. P. Ellis, do.
F. A. Seabra, do.
II. C. V. de Figueiredo, do.
L. F. Vanderburg, do.
J. H. Everett, do., (Cauton)
R. J. Fearon, do., (Shanghae)
J. W. Wood, do., (do.)
H. G. Bridges, do..., (do,)
II. Smith, uo., (do.)]
J. S. Cunningham, do., (do.)
R. Rayner, do., (do.)
W. O. Clark, do., (do.)
F. Blake, du., (do.)
B. do Souza, dv., (do.)
G. F. Weller, da., (Foochow)
B. R. Woudworth. do., (do.)
A M. Daly, do., (do.)
H. J. Hooper, du.. (Yokahuma, Japan)|
H. Willgoss, du., (do.)
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HONGKONGS
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白頭行 Pudo-t'ous hong 化灩 Fu-sool
Holliday, Wise & Co., 346 Queen's Road
John Holliday. (England)
John Wise, (do.)
Robert Mairhead Reddio
Kichard Rowett, assistant
Edward Townend, do,, (Canton)
Robert Dence, do. (do.)
James Whitlow, do., (Shanghae) Frederick Corns, do,, (do.)
George Rehden, do., (do.)
Thomas Knight Ashion, do. (Foochow)
II. J. Luyken, do., (Manila)
T. Andrews, do., (do.).
C. W. Fairbridge, do., (do.)
Cheem-me-shun
Jameson, Charles, Queen's Road and storeship
Circassian
W.K. Stanford, commander Circassian
Frederick Hammond, assistant
H. B. Kemp, do.
N. Campos, do.
渣顛 Cha-teen
Jardine, Matheson & Co., East Point
Joseph Jardine, (absent)
Robert Jardine, (do.)
Alexandur Perceval
J. C. Bowring
James Macandrew
M. A. Macleod
J. A. Barretto, assistunt Antonio d'Eça, do.
Joze F. da Costa, do.
John F. Higson, do.
R. A. Houston, do.
M. P. Jukes, do.
William Kirby, do.
William Keswick, do., (Japan)
P. F. Laurie, do.
R. A. Macandrew, do.
Herbert St L. Magniac, do., (absent)
Joze Maria d'Outeiro, do.
A. F. Vandenberg, do.
Thomas Wallace, godown keeper
Rt. Watmore, assistant George Wordsworth, do. James Whittall, do., (Shanghao) John Thomas Batt, do., (do.) Ilector C. Maclean, do., (de) Samuel J. Gower, do., (io.) John Morison, do', (do.) R. B. Davies, do., (do.)
F. T. O'Callaghan, do., (do.)
- Droon, do., (do.)
Edward Whittall, lo., (Canton) Thomas S. Odell, do., (do.)
Jairaz, Fazul & Co., Wellington Street
Jairaz Munjce
Mahomed Dhurumsey
Mahomed Nutloo, assistant Nizamoodin Mookree, do.
Jewraybhoy Sajun, age Street
Johou Mahomed leerjeo
Fazulbhoy Jewray
Allanabhoy Luckumsey, assistant
Mahomed Jewray, do.
Munjee Asur, do.
Dhurumsey Mooman, do.
Moorjee Parpia, do.
贊臣 T'san-shun 華厘 Wa-lee
Johnson & Co., Aberdeen Street
F. B. Johnson
A. J. How, (Shanghae)
C. T. Johnson, assistant
F. A. Marçal do.
B. Bottado, do.
W. B. Varco, do., (Shanghae) W. N. Bickhan, do., (do.)
Kook-mun-shap
Koopmanschap & Bosman, Pottinger Street
C. Koopmanschap, (San Francisco) S. H. M. Bosman
C. E. Suice
UBM Lai-ya, Se-tik-li
Lyali, Still & Co., Queen's Road
Georgo Lyall, (England) Charles Frederick Still
G. F. Maclean, assistant
E. A. Westley, do.
G. E. Stokes, do.
C. A. Ozorio, Jr., do.
L. A. do Rozario, do.
M. A. de Souza, do.
L. A. d'Encarnação, do.
連治加 Lin-chee-koa
Lindsay & Co., Queen's Road
G. A. Wiener
T. G. Linstead
R. C. Antrobus, (Shanghae)
A. Michie, do., (du.)
A. Stuart, (Ponchow)
E. II. Duus, assistant
J. G. Dunn, do.
A. Barradas, do.
J. L. Pereira, da.
G. dos Remedios, do.
F. dos Remedios, do.
H. R. Tanes, do., (Shanghac)
G. S. Soul, do., (do.)
J. S. Robison, do., (do.)
A. Bastos, du., (dv.)
J. Innes, do. (Fouchow)
麥堅怡 Mule-kin-chee
Mackenzie & Co., D. W., Hollywood Road
D. W. Mackenzie
T. Nisbet, assistant
N. T. da Costa, do.
乜打 Mut-la
Metta & Co., F. B., Wellington Street
Rustomjee Pestonjec
Cowasjee Nu-serwanjee
M. C. Patell, assistant
麼地 Zo-ti
Mody & Co., D. N., Queen's Road
Framjee Saporjee
Rustomjee Hormusjec, (Canton)
Framjee Dhunjeebhoy, assistant
Pestonjce Aspandiarjee, do. Dadabhoy Cawasjer, do.
Nusserwanjee Dadabhoy, do.
Mo-se-sz
Moses & Co., 429 Stanley Street
Reuben Solomon
R. J. Reuben, assistant
Nowrojce & Co., Ilollywood Road
Nowrojee l'estonjec
Dadabhoy Rustomjee
Ke-sow-chee
Nursey Kessowjec & Co., Wellington Street
Nursey Kersowjec (Bombay)
Purbhoy Khalukdina
Bahoolbhoy Bhogabhoy, assistant Virgie Phardahnbhoy, do.
Khan Mahomed Nuthoo, do.
Gangjee Goolam Hoosum, do., (C.ton) Meerally Mahomed, do., (Shangbae) Sorabjec D. Soobedar, do., (Fouchow) Hassambhoy Parpia, do., (lo.)
O-le-fun
Olyplant & Co., Queen's Road
W. W. Parkin
R. M. Olyphant, (Shangkae)
D. O. Vail, (do.)
R. R. Tyers, (do.)
A. B. Neilson, Jr., (Foochow)
E. A. 1litchcock, assistant
J. G. Ward, do.
J. P. Van Loffelt, do.
J. F. d'Oliveira, do.
W. Neilson, do., (Canton)
J. Odell, do., (do.)
J. M. Mar, Jr., dó., (do.)
W. T. Tyers, do.. (Shanghau)
A. A. Hays, Jr., dv., (do,)
O. K. Gordon, dv., (do.)
"THE CHINA DIRECTORY.
OL-she-fut
Oxford & Co., Burd's Lane, Queen's Road
Joseph Oxford, (London)
A. C. Levysohn, (Canton)
J. Arnhold
A. Boermann, assistant
F. Diers, do.
A. do Rozario, do.
II. Bruckner, do., (Canton)
非立士麽 Fce-iup-sz Mo
Phillips, Moore & Co., Queen's Road
J. Phillips, (England)
B. P. Moore, (do.)
E. Cohen, (do.)
P. Cohen, (do.)
II. Coben, manager
C. Cohen, assistant
M. Moore, do.
G. N. Michell, manager, (Manila)
J. Moore, assistant, (do.)
Peerblany Rowjer, Hollywood Road
Allybhoy Ebrahim
Burjorjee Muncherjee, assistant Visrain Adutt, do.
Chandoobhoy Laljec, do., (Canton) Bloosa Hassun, đa.. (do.)
Poo-sz-low.
Pustau & Co., Pottinger Street
William Pustau, (Europe)
C. Brodersen
W. Probst, (Shanghae)
J. Menke, (Canton)
Th. Probst, assistant
Th. Elmenhorst, do.
A. Bielefeld, do.
J. Donner, do,
E. Meyer, do.
C. Hagen, do.
J. Meyer, do., (Canton)
E. Fajard, do., (Shanghae)
G. Schottlen, do., (du.)
J. Spetzler, do., (do.)
C. Hagemeyer, do., (do.) E. Schütze, do., (do.)
Lee-mec-ta-sz
Romelion, J. J. dos, Gough Street
J. J. dos Remedios
A. G. Romano, assistant
A. A. dos Remedios, do.
J. A. dos Remedios, do.
E. O. dos Remedios, do.
Rustomjoo Nowrojeo Deguria, Peel Struot
Kuitonjeg Dadabhoy
Eduljce Dadabhoy
La-su† Fo-sz-la
Russell & Co., Queen's Road Warren Delano, Jr. George Tyson
W. H. Forbes, (Canton)
W. 8. Sloan, (Foochow)
D. O. Clark, (do.)
E. Cunningham, (Shanghae)
Henry S. Grew, (do.)
W. H. Foster, Jr., assistant
F. B. Beaumont, do.
F. B. Forbes, do.
D. King, Jr., do.
J. W. Torrey, do.
Q. A. Gutierrez, do.
E. A. Encarnação, do.
E. Sheppard, do., (Canton)
M. G. Moore, do., (Fuochow)
B. Pereira, do,, (du.)
J. W. Leembruggen, do., (Shanghae)
F. W. Saurmann, do., (do.)
R. S. Dana, do., (do.)
S. W. Pomeroy, Jr., do., (do.)
F. Luembruggen, do., (du.)
Ruttunjec Framjee Vacha & Co., Lyndhurst
Terrace
Ruttunjee Framico Vacha
Veizbhook Hundase Kurrybhoy(Bombay)
Sappoorjee & Co., N. & E., Graham Street
Nourojee Hossungjee
Pestonjce Sapoorjce
Jehangeerjee Cursetjce, assistant Burjorjee Dadabhoy, do.
Sha-sün
Sassoon, Sous & Co., David, Pedder's Wharf
R. D. Sassoon
Arthur Sassoon
S. Sassoon, assistant
E. D. Ezekiel, do.
S. E. Sassoon, do,
E. Abraham, do.
E. A. Solomon, do.
M. J. d'Aquino, do. V. F. Rocha, do.
Ezra Isaac, do., (Canton)
A. S. Ezra do., (Poochow)
Sha-fa
Schaeffer & Co., Hollywood Road
II. Schaeffer
F. Sandors, assistant
Sherard, R. B., West Point
些刺時 Sche-ta-sz
Schellhass & Co., Eduard, 439 Queen's Road
Eduard Schellhass
G. da Silva, assistant
禪臣 Scem-sun
Siemssen & Co., Queen's Road
G. T. Siemssen, (Hamburg) Woldemar Nissen Ludwig Wiese
Rudolph Heinsen, (Shanghae) G. W. Schwemann, (Foochow) H. Kruger, assistant, (do.) Julius Möller, do. Oscar Staminann, do.
E. Brunckow, do.
L. Parizot, do. Frederick Wiese, do. Ferdinand Nissen, do. W. Rehhoff, do.
C. J. Mestern, do., (Canton)
II. Bock, do., (do.)
Adolph Joost, do., (Shanghae) J. W. Thies, do,, (do.) Archibald J. Little, do., (do.) Gustav Jacob, do., (do.)
Ity Sz-mut A-ché
Smith, Archer & Co., D'Aguilar Street
C. T. Smith George A. Archer
E. H. Burgy, (Canton)
R. B. Smith, assistant
J. S. Blydinburgh, do.
W. D. King, Jr., do.
F. R. Haight, do.
T. Field, do.
Woodhull Schenck, do.
IŁEK
Sz-mut Keen-nce-tee
Smith, Kennedy & Co., Queen's Road
Thomas D. Neavo
A. Brand, (Shanghae)
R. R. Westall, (Foochow) Robert Brand, assistant Richard Bradley, do.
J. W. II. Escherich, do.
R. II. S. Woodward, do.
G. Smith, do.
II. Marçal, do.
N. Simens, do.
R. II. Chambers, do., (Canton) W. B. Kinnear, do., (Poochow)
J. O. Helbling, do., (Shangline)
N. Latiner, do., (do.)
R. If. Woodward, do., (do.,)
E. Rigby, dv., (do.)
J. A. MacNair, do., (do.)
B. S. Hobson, do., (do.)
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| Surabjec Herjecbhoy & Eduljer l'estonjve,
Lyndhurst Terrace
Sorabjee Ierjeebhoy
Eduljee Pestonjec
Sz-teem-shun
Stephenson & Co., Stanley Street
James Stephenson, (absent)
M. C. do Rozario
C. Marques, assistant
Tan-na kung-sz
Turner & Co., Queen's Road
William Walkinshaw William Hutchison, (England) R. F. Thorburn, (Shanghac) Phineas Ryric
W. J. Bryans, (Shanghae)
H. D. Stewart, assistant
J. D. Thorburn, do.
A. G. Hogg, do.
M. A. Carvalho, do.
J. A. Jesus, do.
P. McLean, do,, (Shangliae)
A. Walkinshaw, do., (do.) E. C. Smith, do., (Fuochow)
J. Owen, do., (Canton)
R. K. Maitland, do., (du.)
富些 Fu-se
Vaucher Freres, Queen's Road
A. E. Vaucher, consul for France
Fritz Vaucher, (Shanghac)
G. Blakeway, assistant
1. Loup, do.
A. Lafond, do.
C. T. Gonsalvez, do.
A. T. Reynvaan, dlo., (Canton)
Eugene Borel, dv., (Singhae)
滑摩 Wut-zo
Wetmore, Cryder & Co., Queen's Road
W. Shephard Wetmore, (Shanglao)
W. Wetmore Cryder
J. W. Allen, assistant
John Thorne, do.
T. W. Whittemore, do.
Isaac B. Crane, do.
M. Simons, do.
A. de Barros, do.
-Simuens, dlʊ.
A. R. Case, do., (Canton)
J. Kearny Rogers, assistant, (S.lac)
Hugo Reinhard, do, (do.)
- Stevens, do., (do.)
- Jenkius, do., (do.)
Francis Boyd, Jr., dv., (10.)
A. D. W. Funck, do., (Kanagawa)
" THE GuẠINA
或架刺爹 Wuli-ku Pa-is-te
Walker, Borradaile & Co., Queen's Road
Robert S. Walker
Thomas S. Borradaile
William Granert, assistant
Carl Dotta, do,
L. C. da Silva, do.
James West, do.
Jaumes Costello, do.
威見臣 We-keen-shue
Wilkinson & Co., Alfred, Gough Street
Charles A. Dickinson
Henry Murray, (Shangbae)
Henry Dickinson, assistant, (do.)
Alfred Howell, do, (do.)
Milliners and Dressmakers.
Garrett, Miss, Queen's Road
Miss E. Bonnett, manager
Hurst, Mrs, Pottinger Street Luna, Mrs, Elgin Street Marsh, Mrs, Queen's Road
Mills, Miss, Queen's Road
Winiberg, Mrs, Queen's Road
Physicians and Surgeons.
Ainslie, Thomas, M.D., Civil Hospital
Pa-lci-she E-sang
Brice, George, Floating House, Harbour
Cha-lee-kut E-sang
Chaldecott, Thos. Andrews, M.D., M.E.C.8.E.,;
LA.C., Stanley Street
Dantra, H. B., Gough Street
蓆醫生 Chalk E-sany
Euscoe, J., M.D., Seamen's Ilospital
Jack, J., M.D., D'Aguilar Street
堅醫生 Keen E-sang
Kane, Willian, M.D., Queen's Road Lyons,, Stanley Street
孖厘皇家醫生.
Ma-lee Wung-ka E-sang
Murray, J. Ivor, M.D., Elgin Terrace
Schetelig, Arnold, M.D., Queen's Road·
士也翳生與活笠同行
Sz-mit E-sang û Foot-lup tung-hong
Smith, Fisher C., M.D., cor. Q. Rd. & Pott, St. Wong Fun, Civil Ilospital
Printing & Newspaper Offices.
Tuk-shun Yun-tsz-kuon
سابة
"China Mail" Office, A. Shortree & Co., Old Bailey Street, (" Chinn Mail," weekly, Thursdays; Overland China Mail," for the home mail; "Daily Shipping List," every evening, except Sunday.)
Andrew Scott Dixson, editor & proprietor
James Jeffrey, overseer
Robert Anderson Low, book-keeper Edward Haddock, marine reporter Francisco C. Barradas, compositor
H. J. Collins, do.
Miguel B. do Rozario, do. Alexandre Marçal, Jr., do. Albino T. F. Gordo, do. Dorindo T. do Rozario, do. Januario do Rozario, do. Adelino V. Ribeiro, do. Zeferino Vieira, do.
Antonio A. Pereira, do.
Cruz, L. M., Wellington Street
孖刺新文紙館
Ma-la Sun-mun-chi-koon
"Daily Press" Office, Chancery Lane, Old
1
Bailey Street, ("Daily Press," every morn
ing, except Sunday; "Overland Trade Report" for the home mail;
cong-kong shun-toto Fo-ka chi
Chinese newspaper, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.)
Yorick J. Murrow, proprietor and editor
J. Jones, sub-editor
Thomas Edwards, reporter
Antonio J. da Silva e Souza, foreman
Pedro Tavares, compositor
F. M. Franco, do.
Autonio Cardozo, do.
J. Ribeiro, do.
E. Pina, do.
T. Santos, do.
| Gutierrez, Querino, Wyndham Street R. Ribeiro, compositor
Filomeno Roza, do.
Sz-tong-long
Hongkong Register" Oflice, Gage Street. ("Hongkong Register," every morning,
except Sunday; "Overland Register," for the home mail.)
Robert Strachan, editor and proprietor
M. L. Roza Pereira, forcinan
Joño A. de Luz, compositor
Eduardo S. Ferreira, do.
Antonio Diniz, do.
Angelo A. de Silva, Jr., clerk
羅郎也印字館
Lo-lung-ya, yun-ts:-kvon
11ONGKONG.
Noronha, Delfino, Oswald's Terrace, Well-
Steam Company.
非沙火船公司
Fi-sha, Fo-shun-kung-sz
ingtou Street, (printer of "Government Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
Gazette," published every Saturday.)
J. J. da Silva e Souza, compositor
Vicente Barradas, du.
H. Rodrigues, do.
L. d'Azevedo, do.
C. Sanches, do.
H. C. Pereira, do.
Silva, J. M. da, Queen's Road
Sailmakers.
Cook, M. & M., Lane, Crawford & Co.'s wharf
Dolan, William, Queen's Road
Shipwrights.
谷巴裝船廠
Kook-pa Chong-shin-ch`ong
Cowper, J. C., Spring Gardens
William McDonald, foreman shipwright
Januario da Luz, assistant
Ha-wan Mok-ch'ong
Hall & Co., S. P., Spring Gardens, Queen's Rd.
S. P. Hall
W. Wallace, assistant
W. H. Vickennan, book-keeper
Alexander Coutts, blacksmith
George Burmester, in charge, (W.poa)
George Thomas, assistant, (dq.)
合罷 Ilap-pa
Harper & Co., G., Queen's Road West
George Harper, (absent)
.D. Gow
A. McDonald, foreman J. C. de Jesus, clerk
A. F. de Jesus, do.
Lum-mun
Lamont, John, East l'oint and Aberdeen
Jolin Lamont
G. Humphrey, superintending engineer John Jack, shipwright M. Macfarlane, clerk
Stuckey, William, Spring Gardens
Soda Water Makers.
Braga, C. J. & V. E., 404 Queen's Road
F. Braga, assistant
Ilongkong Sola Water Co., Stanley 3treet
J. P. da Costa
D. A. d'Eça
F. Neves, assistant
Rozario, P. P. do, l'eel Street
Wilkins, George, Stanley St., (& billiard room)
Company, Queen's Road & W. Toint
Maximilian Fischer, superintendent
Thoinas Sutherland, chief assistant
J. W. Lambert, assistant
R. C. Lambert, do.
V. Gutierres, do.
M. Gutierres, do. J. P. Campos, do. J. de Britto, do.
E. P. Campos, do.
P. Lopes, do.
L. P. Campos, do.
II. Arnould, superintending purser
R. Holme, assistant
F. D. Barnes, do.
C. H. Morgan, storekeeper
E. L. Woodin, assistant
G. Wilson, do.
A. O. Gutierres, do.
5. C. Gutierres, do.
W. Johnston, superintendent engineer
J. Rolls, foreman
A. N. Shellingford, draughtsman
W. Battersby, boiler maker
R. T. Baker, do.
T. Rose, do.
T. Davis, do.
J. V. Brumfield, plumber
D. M. Brundritt, pattern-maker
S. L. Shaw, yard storekeeper
T. Dunkeley, boatswain
J. Royal, foreman carpenter
J. B. Caldbeck, commander receiving.
ship Fort William
J. H. Ahlmann, chief officer
A. L. d'Encarnação, 2d do.
Storekeepers & Shipchandlers.
Those marked (a) are also Auctioneers.
Pak-lik-het
Blackhead & Co., F., Queen's Road West, (a)
F. Blackhrail, (London)
J. Morris
Henry A. Bell, (Whampoa)
William S. Neal, book-keeper
William Goonin, storeman
C. Kopp, assistant, (Whampoa)
包剩 Pson-Ta
Bowra & Co., Queen's Rond
W. A. Bowra
F. M. Ilarsant, assistant
G. G. Spencer, do.
S. W. Baker, do.
T. Rogerson, do.
F. W. Bowra, do.
Boulle, Napoleon, 2 Stanley Street
Ti-sz- 'i-fa
De Silver & Co., Queen's Road, (u)
H. T. De Silver, (absent)
R. P. De Silver, (do.)
George P. De Silver
Frank De Silver
Joseph H. Craven, assistant
Charles De Silver, do.
F. H. Porter, do.
Edwin De Silver, do.
Fritz La Fond, do.
Dorabjee Nowrojee, Queen's Road
Sorabjee Cawasjee, assistant
L. W. Afah, do.
架律士夜冷館
Ke-lat-8z Ye-lang-koon
Glatz, Lammert & Co., Victoria Exchange,
Queen's Rond, (a)
Charles Glatz, (Paris)
G. R. Lammert
J. J. Ray, assistant
John Gregory, do.
William F. J. Bar, do.
John Davis, godown-keeper
痕 Eun
Hunt & Co., Thomas, Pedder's Wharf, (a)
James P. Cork
Henry C. Endicott
John M. Amstrong
William Russell, assistant
James E. Cork, do.
Juhn H. Cork, do.
坐見 Tso-Kis
Jurgens & Co., Queen's Road
H. Jurgens
L. Thoinsen
8. Frairkel, assistant
C. W. Heiberg, do., (Whampoa)
連卡佛 Leen Ka-la-fut
Lane, Crawford & Co., Queen's Road, (a)
T. A. Lano
Ninian Crawford
William Lanc
Richard Toms, assistant
Francisco de So, do.
D. R. Crawford, do,
S. H. Talbot, du.
II. Meller, do.
George Napier, do., (Canton)
E. Seuns, dv., (do.)
Ma-kiu-wun
MacEwen & Co. Queen's Road, (a)
Alexander Wilson, (absent)
George A. F. Norris
M. A. Correa, assistant
M. Browne, do.
E. F. Regan, do.
乜甸Mut-tin
Martin & Co., Queen's Road, (a)
F. L. Martin
J. Atkinson, assistant
J. Guedes, Jr., do.
A. Shank, dv., (Canton)
W. Whiteman, do., (do.)
連禁 Leen-fum
Reynvaan, Chubert & Co., Queen's Road
W. Reynvaan
E. Chabert
T. A. Hueser, assistant
B. de Mejanes, do.
O. J. Piera, do. (Saigon) T. Nivoy, do.
Schoemank, do. {
Soares & Co., F. P., 525 Queen's Road
F. P. Soares
Ta-put Tee-wuin
Talbot, Devine & Co., D'Aguilar Street
H. E. Talbot
W. H. Devine
D. A. da Costa, assistant James Sullivan, do., (Whampoa)
Too-nee-i
Tourniere & Cia., Queen's Road, (4)
A. Tourniera
E. Estarico, assistant
M. Luna, do.
J. M. C. Campos, do.
Winniberg & Co., Queen's Road
H. Winniberg
活立 Foot-lup
Woodruff, Samuel C., cor. of Q.Rd. & Pott. St.
N. B. Darrell, book-keeper
B. W. Tucker, Jr. assistant
Watchmakers.
都杯時鐘鏢店
Too-pooy, She-choong-pin-teem
Dubird & Co., C. E., 441 Wellington Street
B. l'iatti, watchmaker
W. Günter, assistant
Y
先者鐽鏢店 Ee-scen-cha, Chong-piu-teem
Elsinger, Auguste, 375 Queen's Road Heermann, L., Queen's Road
租別鍾鏢店 T'soe-pect Chong-piu-teem
Juvet, F. Louis, Queen's Road
Charles Juvet, watchmaker
B. Schwarz, do.
C. Courcy, do,
W. Silveira, do,
Edward Grosclaude, clerk
HONGKONG.
Ed. Laidrich, watchmaker, (Shanghae)
Tak-ke-le-sz
Lapraik, Douglas, D'Aguilar Street
George Falconer, watchmaker Alexander Harley, do.
John S. Lapraik, clerk, (absent) Edward Wallace, do.
H. A. do Rozario do.
The following names were received too late
for insertion in their proper places Societies, Institutions, &c.
(See also page 6.) PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF FREEMASONS IN CHINA. Provincial Grand Master-W. T. Mercer Past Provincial Grand Master-S. Rawson Deputy Prov. Grand Master-John Dent Prov. Grand Senior Warden-W. H. Luce Do. Junior do.-C. St G. Cleverly Prov. Grand Secretary-C. W. Murray Prov. Grand Senior Deacon J. C. Baldwin Do, Junior do.-A. Quinpbell Prov. Grand Inner Guard-W. M. Richards ROYAL SUSSEX LODGE, No. 735, (Canton), in abeyance.
ZETI AND LODGE, No. 768, (HONGKONG) 三合會管 Sum-hap Oy Koon
Worshipful Master-W. M. Richards
Senior Warden-A. Coxon
Junior Warden-F. I. Ilazeland
Treasurer-G. R. Lawrence
Secretary-Richard F. Hawke
Senior Deacon-Ilenry Cohen Junior Deacon-R. C. Campbel!
Inner Guard-J. Doddl
Director of Ceremonics-J. Roberts, Jr. Stewards-R. A. Iloustoun, & E. A. Westley Tyler-Henry T. Smith
NORTHERN LODGE, No. 32. (SHANGHAE.)
Worshipful Master-A. Campbell
Senior Warden-L. G. Dunlop
Junior Warden-A. R. Tilby
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Secretary-R. Goddard
Treasurer-T. J. Birdseye, P.M.
Senior Deacon-J. II. Hanna
Junior Deacon-11. R. Hyslop
Inner Guard-J. Schabert
Tyler-M. L. Lessler
Merchants.
(Seo also pugo 9.)
Nanjeebhoy Sajun, Lyndhurst Terrace
Cassumbhoy Nanjee
Allarukhia Nuthoo, assistant Elias Arab, do., (Canton) Ally Curmally, do., (do.)
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Remoobhoy IIabibbhoy, Lyndhurst Terrace
Remoobhoy Habibbhoy
Mabomed Jaitha, assistant Ebrahim Mahomed Coya, do. Gooilam Hoosuin Vuzeer, do. Samjeebhoy Munjee, do, (Canton) Limjeebhoy Dossa, do., (Macao) Verseybloy Vully, do., (Shanghae) Yacoobkhoy Khayhhoy & Co., Graham Street
Yacoobbhoy Thaver
Munjeebhoy Allana, assistant Goolam Ally Allybhoy, du.
II.M. Military Departments,
THE STAFF. Commanding the Forces in China-General
Sir OPE GRANT, K.C.B. Military Secretory-Lieutenant R. Biddulph AT SHANGHAE.
Major General Sir J. Michell, K.C.R. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel J. II. F. Elking-
ton, 6th Foot, A.D.C.
Major The Hon. Baillie Hamilton, 44th Re-
giment, Brigade Major
Captain E. L. Green, 77th Regt., D.A.A.G.
Lieutenant Allgood, Bengal Ariny, .A.Q.M.G. AT TIEN-TSIN.
Brigadier C. W. D. Stavely, C.n., 44th Re- giment, commanding Expeditionary Force. Ensign T. J. Irvine, 44th Reginent, A.11.0. Captain Brookes, 60th Rifles Brigade Major AT CANTON.
Brigadier General W. T. Crawford, c.n. Captain II. Rigg, 21st M.N.I., D.A.A.G. Captain Ewen (rant, B.N.I, D.A.Q.M.U. Lieutenant Crawford, R.M., A.D.C.
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AT HONGKONG.
THE CHINA DIRECTORY.
Lieutenant-Colonel P. W. MacMahon, 44th,
Regiment, Commandant
Captain J. W. Medhurst, 69th Rifles, Town
Major
Lieutenant T. L. Roberts, 67th Regiment,
D.A.Q.M.G.
EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.
AT SHANGHAE.
Pennycuik's Battery, Royal Artillery, (half) 11th Regiment Punjab Infantry The Loodianah Regiment
AT TIEN-TSIN.
31st Regiment, 60th Rifles, & 67th Regiment Desborough's and Govan's Batteries, R.A. 10th (Fisher's) Company Royal Engineers Military Train, and Fane's Horse
AT TAKU FORTS.
Pennycuik's Battery, Royal Artillery, (half)
H.M. TROOPS IN HONGKONG.
MURRAY BARRACES.
Ma-lee ping-fong
TOWN MAJOR'S OFFICE.
急頓京寫字樓
Kap-tan King sé-tez-low
The Sath Regiment, to which Captain King bolonged,
wsstationed ligro for about nine years This Qulco
is still known by lils name.)
Town Major-Captain J. W. Medhurst, 60th
R:fles
ROYAL ARTILLERY.
Tae-'paou-show
"Obique." "Quo fas et gloria ducunt."
Captain Commandling-P. Bedingfeld Captain-H. R. Porter
Lieutenants-
H. C. W. Campbell
R. C. Auchinleck
11. L. Elleby
II. M. Moorsom
At Canton.
Captain Commanding-A. Twiss
Captain-T, A. Bradshaw
Lieutenants-
0. G. Hanuin
S. P. Oliver
44TII REGIMENT (EAST Essex.)
On the colours, the Sphinx. "Egypt, Badajoz, Salaman- ca. Poultula, Bladensburg, Walorivo, Ava, Alına, lukerman, Bovastopol, Facings yellow. Agents, Cox & Co.
Leutenant Colonela -
O. W. D. Staveley, C.B. Colonel,
mmanding at Tien-tain)
Majors-
A. Browne, (Lieutenant Colonel) J. Hackett
Captains
W. Faussett, (Major)
J. Robinson, (do.)
R. Preston, (do.)
F. W. Gregory
Hon. R B. Hamble, (D.A.A.G. at S.hae.)
F. D. Walters
G. Ingham
J. L. O. Mansergh
E. A. Raymond, (as Cape of Good Hope) Lieutenants-W. A. Wood
G. E. Acklom
M. S. Smith, (Canton) T. O. Howorth
A. S. Birch
R. M. Rogers
G. C. Bawer
G. E. Hodgson, (England)
P. M. Pitt
R. Y. Foley
II. W. Heane
C. E. Reunio
Ensigns-
F. O'Neill
A. J. Roberts
H. da P. Rennick
T. T. Irvine, (at Tien-tsin)
Paymaster-R. G. Thoinsett Adjutant-E. C. P. Pigott
Quartermaster-W. Hart Surgeon-J. Mee Assistant Surgeons-
C. J. Kinahan
E. G. McDowell
R. J. Orton
21ST REGIMENT MADRAS Native Infantry.
Lieutenant Colonel-G. de Sausmarez
Major-D. Hamilton
Captains-
II. Rigg
E. Smart
R. Renton
W. Douglas
Lieutenants-
A. 11. Cooke
G. Briggs, (Adjutant)
T. S. M. Robinson
F. G. Clarke, (Paymaster)
E. Murray
F. B. Middleton
Ensign-J. H. Stoton Surgeon-H. Smith
(com-Assistant do.-W. Fry
P. W. MacMahon, (com. at IIongkong)
| Act.-Q.-muster--A.D. Logan, lieut. 27th Gren.
The above Regiment is stationed at Kowloon,
ROYAL ENGINEERS.
Een-tseen-ne
軍糧局 Kurn-leong-lcul:
HONGKONG.
Commanding Rosal Engineer-Lieutenant
Colonel G. F. Mann
Executive Officer-Lieutenant S. G. Bird
Clerks of Works 2d class-
C. C. Tuff's
S. B. Rawling
3d class Clerk A. Franke Notley
Temporary Clerk-L. F. Carvalho
MILITARY STORE.
器軍廠 Kwun-he-chony 羅倫 Lo-tun
Deputy Military Storekeeper-J. C. Rowland
1st class Clerks-"
G. J. Pirkis
J. McKittrick
F. C. Silveira
2d class Clerks-
T. A. White
W. J. Baker
J. Stratton
W. C. Gordon
Issuer of Stores-W. King CANTON.
In charge-II. Blakeney 2d class Clerk-J. M. Lloyd
NORTH OF CHINA.
Military Storekeeper-W. Young
1st class Clarks-
14. Hewitt
D. Gibbons
2d class Clerks→→
J. C. Clark
W. Booth
H. P. Moors
BARRACK DEPARTMENT.
Barrack Master-J. C. Rowland Barrack Clerk-Francisco Ferreira
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
IAM Krun-ing Ee-koon Deputy Inspector General S. Currie, M.D. Staff Surgeons-
D. Hanley, M.D., (Canton)
P. II. E. Cross, (Stanley)
B. R. McNab, M.D.
C. C. Rutherford
Staff Assistant Surgeons-
J. Carlow, (Cantou)
R. J. W. Orton
C. Rattray, M.D.
II. W. Devlin, (Stanley)
J. Kinalian, M.D., (do.)
11. J. Bailey
C. A. Fraser
V. Maher
Surgeon A4th Regiment-3. Meu
Assistant Surgeons, do.-
J. B. Baker
C. J. Kinahan, (Cowloon)
E. G. McDowell
Assistants Surgeons, 99th Regiment -
J. W. G. Allen, (Canton)
S. H. Macartney, M.D., (do.) W. K. Stewart, M.D., (dv.) Apothecary-F. Fernandez Dispensers-
J. Davies
W. Cole
COMMISSARIAT.
Kam-tscay-lee
*19
Deputy Commissar, General-P. Turner
Assistant Commissaries General-
K. Uniseke
1. Robinson
C. B. Smith
Deputy Assistant Commissaries General-
T. E. McClintock, (Canton)
D. Napier, (Kowloon)
J. Bailey
C. Poster
M. Winter
A. S. Baynes
W. U. tireen
O. E. Hayter
II. C. Lewis
E. Litchfield
R. D. Ross
E. C. Saunder
E. Cattel
C. D. Forbes
W. II. S. Marshall
N. Taylor
AT THE NORTII.
Deputy Commissary Gen.-T. W. Midwood,
(Shanghae)
Assistant Commissaries General-
E. B. De Fomblanque, (Tien-tsin)
J. F. Rogers, (du.)
J. II. Thompson, (Shangliae)
Deputy Assistants Commissaries General-
A. P. Cooksley, (Tien-tsin)
W. F. Q, Servantes, (do.)
T. S. Marshall, (du.)
F. B. Wingfield, (do.)
A. Ewing, (do.)
H.M. TROOPS AT CANTON.
87th Regrest, ROYAL Inisi Fusiliers.
On the colours, the Prince of Wales' plume, an eagle, with a wreath of laurel, above the Harp," Muute Video, Talavera, Barra, Tarifa, Vittoria, Sivolle, Orthez, Toulouse, Peninsula, Ava." Fucings blue, Agunts Cox & Co.
Lieutenant Colonel-II. R. Browne Major-Alexander II. Cobbe
Captains.-
The china direcTORY.
William Hanmer, Staff (Sir R. N..pier's)
W. Wiltshire
J. A. R. Todd
John Hallowes
Robert Gibson
P. Cahill
E. Meredyth Lieutenants-
Anthony Butler, (Adjutant)
Joseph N. Beasley, (England)
Thomas Roberts
C. E. Goddard, (Cape of Good Hope)
Robert Lampen
W. Mackinnon, (Cape of Good Hope)
George Marsden
J. G. Leadbitter, (Instructor of Musketry
Richard Throckmorton
R. Poynter
G. R. Storey
A. Von Beverhoudt
Ensigns-
J. L. Hollest
R. A. Hickson
E. W. Pardoe
R. E. C. Jarvis
Surgeon R. Banon Assistant do.-
P. Smith, M.D.
T. Howard.
W. Armstrong
Paymaster A. Anderson, (ensign)
99TH REGIMENT, (Lanarkshire.) Lieutenant Colonels-
George M. Reeves, C., (commanding) Henry James Day Majors-
M. H. Dowbiggan
Charles Blamire
Captains-
Patrick Johnston, (Major) Lempeter R. Elliott
Frederick N. Despard John II. Dunne
William H. D. R. Welman
Henry Fred. W. Ely
F. S. Gayner
William S. Dickinson
Charles Barton
Malcolm B. Purcell
George Robert S. Black
Martin J. Browne
Alexander Grey, (Acting Paymaster) Henry Townsend
Albert L. Walker
Ensigns-
Philip H. Ffolliot
Chas. B. H. Somerset
Edward Egan
Joseph Ward
Kearns D. Tanner
Walter Skipper
Joseph Arthur Stanford Quartermaster-John Johnston Surgeon-Richard C. Todd
Assistant Surgeons-
J. W. G. Allen
Samuel H. Macartney, K.D. William R. Stewart, ALD
3D REGIMENT BOMBAY NATIVE Infantry.
Raised 1st June, 1796,
Secdascor, Seringapatau, Beul-Boo-Ali, Punjaub, Moulian, Goozerat." Colonel William Gilbert, (Europe)
| Lieutenant-Colonel-C. Birdwood, (Europe) Maior-Henry Richards, (commanding the
Regiment)
Captains-Robert Richard, (Europe), C. F. Grant, E. Grant, (D.A.Q.M.G. at Canton), W. A. Neale, W. D. Dickson, (commanding depot at Malligaum), H. G. Raverty, (Eu- rope), and E. H. Ord, (India)
Lieutenants-W. Bannerman, (Bombay), W. H. Mason, (Europe), J. Clements, (Europe), J. F. Chapinan, (Q.-Mastor & Interpreter), J. C. Hobson, (Bombay), J. P. Forbes, J. R. Strutt, (D.A.C.G. at Canton), H. M. B. Sandwith, Adjutant), J. E. Strong, (Eu- rope), G. H. Kennedy, and W. H. Yates, (Europe)
Assistant Surgeons-A. M. Bloomfield, (in
medical charge), and H. J. Blane, M.D.
АТТАСЦЕР,
Ensigns-T. G. IIunter, G. O. Girardot, and
F. C. Iudson
5TH REGIMENT BOMBAY LIGHT INFANTRY. Kaisod 1st June, 1798. "Soodaseer, Soringapatam, Kahun, Beni-Buo-Ali" (left flank company) P'er-
Major II. Stanley, (commanding)
Lieutenants-William Jolin Kempson, (In Capta ins-W. Taylor, O. Walker, R. Wallace
structor of Musketry)
Thomas J. Grenvillo
Henry James Day, (Adjutant)
Eustace W. Jacob
George R. Hurvey
George Clayton
Edward O. Jolson
Augustus W. H. Atkinson
Edward B. Bachelor
(Bombay), and M. Haig
Lieutenants-A. DesVaux, J. A. Ramsay, A. G. Ilogg, (Adjutant), L. G. Brown, (Q.- Master and Interpreter), R. O. Hunt, and J. Hartigan
Ensigns-J. Garlick, F. S. Leacock, and E.
S. Walcott
Assistant Surgeon-W. L. Langloy, M.D.,
in modical churgo
CANTON AND WHAMPO A.
with Teen-ti
Charlton C. Rainbow, assistant
Percy Lloyd, do,
Devens, Richard
棣禮也 Tei-lei-ya
Merchants.
巴厘 Pa-lee
Dent & Co.
Birley & Co.
Francis Parry, tea inspector
William Forbes, assistant
布坐 Poo-tso
Bourjau, Hubener & Co.
C. E. Boeddinghaus, do.
布威 Poo-wei
Bovet Brothers & Co.
A. Bovet
H. Lederman, assistant
巴頓 Pa-tun
Bull, Purdon & Co.
John Graham Purdon
George R. Lawrence, assistant
* Apt-fu-pe Cama
Cama & Co., F. B.
Eduljee Mendosjee, assistant
卑的金麻治 Pe-tilk Ca-ma-jee
Camajee & Co., P. & D. N.
P. C. Pochajes
Carlowitz & Co.
Ka-loo-uul
I. von Carlowitz, consul for Prussia,
Saxony, and Oldenburg Gustav Ilitzeroth, assistant
Na-ta-pooy
Cassumbhoy Nathabhoy's Sons & Co.
C. Ebrahim, assistant
爹庇時 Té-pé-she
Davis Brothers & Co.
George Davis
Henry Willian Davis
Deacon & Co.
地近 Tee-kus
Albert Deacon
James Benford Deacon
J. A. da Fonseca, assistant
Drever & Co.
William Dreyer, consul for IIanover
C. Milisch, assistant
化林治 Fa-lum-chee
Eduljee Framjee, Sons & Co.
Bomanjee Eduljee
佛禮乍 Fut-lei-cha
Fletcher & Co.
H. Marshall, assistant
Keep
Gibb, Livingston & Co.
T. Livingston, assistant
Thomas Bedwell, do.
Gifford & Co.
刧你 Keep-fut
Alexander Gifford
Patrick Gifford, assistant
幾利文 Kc-le-uun
Gilinan & Co.
Walter Newman, assistant
Ec-pa-la-hcem
Habibhoy Ebrahim, Suns & Co.
Mahomed Lutha, assistant
A Hot-kovny-sz
Heard & Co., Augustine
E. H. M. lluntington, assistant
±±Пlce-sz Ecc-la-sz
Hesse, Ehlers & Co.
Theodor Hess l'aul Ehlers
Holliday, Wise & Co.
llo-lo-te Wei-sz
Edward Townend, tea inspector Robert Dence, do.
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THE CHINA DIRECTORY.
渣顛 Cha-tcen
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Edward Whittall, assistant
#S:-mit A-che·
George A. Archer
Jesse S. Blydenburgh, assistant
IŁEK Sz-mit Keen-nee-tee
Smith, Kennedy & Co.
Smith, Archer & Co.
Thomas S. Odell, tea inspector
Lin-chee-ka
Lindsay & Co.
H. D. Margesson, assistant
麽地 3Mo-ti
Mody & Co.
Mo-loo
Rustomjee Hormusjee
George Moul, (England) H. W. Coare, assistant
Moul & Co.
William Neilson
R. H. Chambers, tea inspector
A. F. dos Remedios, assistant
Sz-tik-lé
Still, E. A., tea inspector & commission agent
A
Turner & Co.
Tan-na-koong-sz
J. Owen, assistant
A. T. Reynyaan, assistant
Webster & Co., II.
11. Webster, Jr.
蝟麼 Wut-mo
Wetmore, Williams & Co.
A. R. Case, assistant
"Friend of China" Newspaper, (every Sa-
turday)
William Tarrant, proprietor
John Moul, Jr., do.
富些 Fu-sé
Ke-sow-chee
Vaucher Freres
Nursey, Kessowjeu & Co.
G. G. Hussum, assistant
阿利粉 O-lee-fus
Olyphant & Co.
Ok-she-fut
Oxford & Co.
A. C. Levysohn
H. Bruckner
Poo-s-tow
l'ustau & Co., William
Julius Monke, assistant
Johannes Meyer, do.
禮時 Lei-slice
Reiss & Co.
J. B. Hallam, tea inspector
刺索 La-su
A. Fincham
1. H. Sovers, assistant
Russell & Co.
Charles W. Orne
E. Sheppard, tea inspector
沙宣 Sha-siûn.
Sassoon, Sons & Co., David
E. Isaac, manager
士吉 Yo-kut
Scoll & Co., Adarn
David Patrie, assistant
Siemsson & Cn,
H. Bock, do.
Seem-shun
C. J. Mestern, assistant
連卡刺佛 Lane Ka-la-fint
Lane, Crawford & Co., storekeepers
George Napier, assistant
E. Senna, do.
Missionaries.
BOARD OF UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHI, U.S.A.
Rev. J. C. Nevin
LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY. Rev. John Chalmers, M.A.
Rev. F. S. Turner
WESLEYAN METHODIST MISSION- ARY SOCIETY.
Rev. G. Piercy
Rev. Josiah Cox, (England)
Rov, S. Hutton
Rov. J. Preston
Rov. Samuel J. Smith
Ruv. J. S. P'arhus
AMERICAN BOARD FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Rev. D. Ball, M.D. Rev, S. W. Bonney Rev. D. Vroomat
AMERICAN PRESBYTETERIAN
BOARD.
Rev. A. P. Happer, M.D.
Rev. C. F. Preston
Rev. I. M. Condit
J. G. Kerr, M.D.
AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSION
SOUTHERN CONNECTION. Rev. C. W. Gilliard
Rev. J. R. Graves
Rev. J. G. Schilling
Consulates, &c.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Consul-D. B. Robertson
Vice-Consul-C. A. Winchester, (absent)
Interpreter-W. H. Pedder
Chaplain-Rev. J. Gray
IMPERIAL MARITIME CUSTOMS.
Hoy-kwan
AT CANTON. Commissioner of Customs--Gen. B. Glover Deputy Commissioner-Robert Hart Assistants George Hughes, J. K. Leonard, F. E. Wright, H. Beveridge, T. G. Luson, H. D. Williams, R. Markwick, and A. Macpherson
Chief Tidewaiter-G. Shepheard Weighers-H. Meade, and W. D. Powell Tidewailers-J. Boyle, J. Smith, II.Johnson, H. Vicrow, G. Hume, J. E. Gardner, G. Redburn, and N. B. Bonny
AT WHAMPOA.
Deputy Commissioner-C. S. Matheson Assistant-R. C. R. Owen
1st Assistant-H. F. Hauce, (acting as vice- Tidewaiters-J. H. Smith, J. T. Roberts, J.
consul at Whampoa)
2d Assistant-W. N. Payne
Student Intrepreters-R. K. Douglas, J. T.
Mickleton, J. P. M. Frazer, J. B. Goddard,
and W. S. F. Mayers
UNITED STATES.
花旗領事比厘官
Fa-kee Lings: Pe-lee Koon
Consul-Oliver H. Perry
Consular Agent and Marshal at Whampoa-|
Francis H. Haskell
Interpreter-Rev. S. W. Bonney
Clerk-James H. Crutchitt
THE CONTINENT.
Spain-Jozo de Orbeta
Portugal-John Ilvard Hanse Towns-W. Niesen
Denmark-Robert Jardine, (absent) Netherlands-I. des Amorie Van der Hoeven Prussia, Saxony, and Oldenburg-R. von
Carlowitz
Hanover-William Dreyer
ALLIED COMMISSION.
IT'sheong-kwun Ya-moon
British Commissioners-
1. S. Parkes, C.D.
Major Pownall, 3d Bufts
French Conanissioner-
Commandant de Tunonarne Interpreter to British Commissioners-W.
S. P. Mayers
Secretary to Allied Commissioners-R. K.
Dougins
Interpreter to French Commissioner-M.
Fontanier
Adjutant to French Commissioner-M.Pougin Emigration Inspectors-
Jumes Markey (British)
M. Uiequel (French)
Dillon, J. S. Ludlam, R. Lowe, J. Reilly, R. Field, and E. Harrison
WHAMPOA.
Blackhead & Co.. P. B., storekeepers, store-
chop Hornet
Henry A. Bell
C. Kopp, assistant
Cowper, J. C., shipwrights
Alexander Morgan, foreman
J. V. de Jesus, assistant
John Macleod, engineer Alexander Gray, do. Thomas Maclean, do. Daniel Russell, boilermaker William Paterson, moukler, John Day, blacksmith
Gow & Co., shipwrights
James Badenoch, foreman J. Gye, assistant
IIall & Co., S. P., shipwrights
George Burmester, in charge George Thomas, assistant Jurgens & Co., H., storekeepers
C. W. Heiberg
Talbot, Devine & Co., storekeepers, (packot-
agents)
H. E. Talbot
James Sullivan, assistant
Anderson, W., shipping master Kenward, R., dispensary
1). Watts, assistant Lower, R., surgeon
Wilber, E. C., Excelsior Hotel
BRITISH CONSULATE.
H. F. Hauer, vice-consul
Houry Sprauh, constable UNITED STATES CONSULATE. Francis 11, Haskell, consular agent.
MACAO.
Colonial Government. Governor-H.E. Isedoro F. Guimaraefis Adjutant-Lieutenant F. J. Pereira Secretary-Lieutenant José G. Ribeiro 1st Clerk-José Carlos Barros 2d do. José Franco
Commandant of the Garrison-Lieutenant-
Colonel J. F. Mendes
JUDGE'S DEPARTMENT. Acting Judge-Snr. João Baptista Gomes Attorney-General-J. D. C. dos Santos Chief Clerk-Francisco A. P. da Silveira 1st do. Thomas d'Aquino Migueis
2d do.-Francisco de Paula da Luz
3d do.-Francisco S. d'Oliveira
POST-OFFICE.
Acting Postmaster-I. P. Pereira Assistant-Antonio Gomes
Merchants & Commission Agents.
Alisch & Co.
Alexander Alisch Hermann Alisch
Charles Kielmann, assistant
L. B. Baptista, do.
Allanson, W., San Lourenço
Bourjau, Hubener & Co., 35 Praya Grande
L. Beyer
Bailiffs J. Soares, A. Marim, and J. Place Boyer, Alexandre, Praya Grande
POLICE.
Commandant of the Police-B. S. Fernandes
Procurador-L. Marques.
1st Intrepreter-J. R. Gonsalves
2d do.-J. J. da R. Vieira
MUNICIPAL CHAMBER.
1st Clerk-M. F. da Roza.
2d do F. H. da Roza,
IIARBOUR MASTER.
Harbour Master-J. M. da Fonseca Clerk-José da Roza Ferraz
JUNTA DA JUSTICA.
The Governor, the Judge, the Commandant of the Garrison, the Attorney-General, and the Vicar
CUSTOM-HOUSE.
Junta da Fazenda J. O. P. da Assumpção,
accountant
Chief Clerk of the Exchequer-M. P. SimocДa 1st do.-L. P. Simoens
2d do.-J. J. de Azevedo
3d do. Faustino F. Gordo
4th do.-Miguel Marques
1st Assistant Clerk-J. dos Santos d'Oliveira
2d do. Sevirino Rodrigues
RECEBEDORIA DAS DESCIMAS.
Chief Clerk-V. C. da Rocha
1st do.-F. Q. V. Ribeiro
2d do. José Rodrigues
JUNTA DO LANCAMENTO DAS DESCIMAS.
Chief Clerk-Angelo A. da Silva Assistant do.-F. V. Ribeiro
TREASURY.
Treasurer-C. V. da Rocha
Chief Clerk-Francisco de Nogueira Clerk-Antonio Dias da Cunha Assistant do.-Jusé de Nogueira
Alexandre Boyer
R.. Bidau
J. P. Marques, assistant
T. Marques, do.
Brandão & Co., Praya Grande
A. Brandão
A. Brandão, Jr.
L. Brandão, assistant
Cantuarias, J. M., consul for Peru, 16 Praya
Grande
Carneiro, B. E., 25 Praya Manduco
F. Rozario, assistant
Carvalho & Co., Rua Formosa
L. Carvalho
Castro & Co., Rua Central
Ignacio F. de Castro
Pio Fernandes de Castro
Antonio Manoel Pereira, assistant Inocencio V. Ribeiro, do.
Closmadeux, H. de, Praya Grande
P. de Lingre, book-keeper Deacon & Co., Rua Central
Albert Dencon
James B. Deacon
Dimier Brothers & Co., 36 Praya Grande
Charles Dimier
T. Kroes, assistant, (Shangbae) J. J. Clausen, do, (do.)
Endicott, J. W., Governor Street
L. Ahnedin, assistant
J. M. Silver, do.
Fernandes, Bernardino de Senna, Rua Central
D. C. Pacheco, assistant
A. da Silveira, do.
J. da L. Rodrigues, do.
J. E. Barros, do.
Fernandes, F. d'Assis, 48 Praya Grande
J. Borges, assistant
Garreta, K., Rua de Beal
J. Vieira, assistant Gomes, João Baptista, Praya Grande
Goularte, J. B., 17 Rua dos Culis
J. J. da Silva, assistant
Axinolally Ebrahim & Co. Alladinbhoy Hubibhoy
Hunter, W. C., vice-consul for France, 1 Rua Framjee Nourojec
Central
Joze Lopes, assistant
Jorge & Co., 1 Rua de Francisco
Joze Jorge
Evaristo Lopes
Acurcio Jorge, assistant Joze Tavares, do. Lança, E. L., 3 Rua de Beale
J. Roberto da Roza, assistant Lubeck & Co., 55 Rua Central
L. A. Lubeck
A. Graça, assistant Mello & Co., A. A. de, Praya Grande
Baron do Cercal, consul for Brazil A. A. de Mello, vice-consul for do.
A. J. de Miranda, assistant F. A. da Cruz, do.
G. S. Botelho, do.
J. C. Pereira, do.
E. Gutierres, do.
E. da Cruz, do.
Nye, Gideon, Jr., acting consul for the United
States, 54 Rua Central
J. P. Van Loffelt, assistant J. P. Pascoal, do.
Pereira, B. A., 12 Largo da Sé Pereira, M., 17 Rua dos Culles
P. Marques, assistant Raynal, Gustav
I
Remedios, M. A. dos, Rua do Barňo
A, dos Remedios, assistant J. A. dos Remedios, do.
S. C. dos Remedios, do.
G. Tavares, do.
F. N. Gomes, do.
Hormu-jea Rustomjee Hormusjer Cowasjce Jamsetjee Eduljee Pestonjee Dinshawjce Premjee
Ramatoola Mohamed Somjee Visrain
Vully Mohamed Alloobhoy
Miscellaneous.
Bradstreet & Co., Royal Hotel, Praya Grande Carvalho, R. H., hotel and storekeeper, Praya
Grande East
E. Cucullu, assistant Thomas d'Aquino, do.
Collaço, Antonio J., storekeeper, 12 Rua de
Campo
Fonseca, Jose Maria da, shipchandler, wine, and spirit merchant, Ponta da Rede
Portaria & Silva, storekeepers & auctioneers,
22 Run Central
V. P. de Portaria
J. C. da Silva
J. N. das Chagas, assistant
Richardson & Do Silva, hotelkeepers, Rua de
Campo
J. Richardson
De Silva
PORTUGUESE SIHIPS. Amazona, lurcha, 6 guns Don João, ship, 12 guns
CONSULATES.
Silva & Co., F. A. du, Rua de San Lourenço Acting Consular Agent for Great Britain-
Francisco Antonio da Silva
Claudio Jose da Silva
Jose Joaquim da Silva
João Hyndman, assistant
Maximiano V. Lopes, do.
Francisco P. S. Marçal, do. Demetrio C. Barros, do.
Silva, Joaquim Peres da, 37 Praya Manduco
Q. da Silva, assistant
Joaquim Peres da Silva, Jr., do. Severino da Silva, do.
Francisco Marques, do.
Souza, Camillo L., 26 Praya Grando
Ugarte, J. M. de, 17 Calçada de St Agostinho
Van der Lloeven, I. des Amorie, l'raya Grande
N. G. Peter, assistant
Vargas & Co., Gamboa
J. R. Vargas
D. Sanudo, book-keeper S. Ybanez, assistant
F. M. de Graça, do. F. A. d'Aquino, do.
Yturalde, O. J., Praya Grande J. Libanis, book-keeper
Albert Deacon
Vice-Consul for France-W. C. Hunter
Acting Consul for the United States-Gideon
Nye
Consul-General for Spain in China-Nicasio
Canete y Moral Vice-Consul-Ramón
de Orbeta
Allache-Juan Lecaroz
Consul for Brazil-Baron do Cercal,
Consul-A. A. de Mello
Consul for Peru-J. M. Cantuaries
GERMAN MISSIONARIES. SANON DISTRICT
Rev. Philip Winner, (!ukak)
|
Rov. Ch. Martig, (do.)
Rev. R. Lechler, (do.)
Rev. W. Louis, (Fukwing)
KWEI-SUIN DISTRICT.
Rev. F. Genachr, (Huan) Rev. Krulczyk, (do.)
H. Goecking, at.D., (l'utowei) Rev. A. Hanspach, (do.)
Vice.
Foreign Hongs.
SWATOW.
It Cha cảng-ty-pal
Botefuhr & Co., shipwrights
J. H. L. Botefuhr
德記 Tay-kee 花旗 Whay-key
Bradley & Co., commission agents, and agents
for P. & O. 8. N. Co.
C. W. Bradley, Jr.
T. W. Richardson
Yong-kee
Consulates, &c.
GREAT BRITAIN.
G. W. Caine, consul
W. M. Cooper, 1st assistant, and packet agent
Chaloner Alabaster, interpreter
UNITED STATES.
C. W. Bradley, cousul
SPAIN.
Z. Barton, consular agent
IMPERIAL MARITIME CUSTOMS.
Pay-tow-kay William W. Ward, commissioner
F. Wilzer, 1st assistant
Haffenden Brothers, shipchandlers and coin- J. L. Hammond, 24 do.
missiou agents
J. Haffenden
W. B. Haffenden
B. G. Henderson, tidewaiter
J. S. Halsey, do.
J. S. Sanderson, do.
T. Parkill, do.
Loo-lun Sin-tow-kay G. Henry, do.
Hirschfeld & Co., commission agents
I. Hirschfell, (absent)
L. Ortmann
T. Dircks, assistant
Missionaries.
Rev. John Johnson
Thomas Grunauer, M.D., physician
J. Smith
Ol-muck-tow-kak
Vincent, E., commission agent
馬給騎 Bel-lang-keul
Milbourne, G. P.
三桅 Sung-hee 新興 Sei-heng
Jardine, Matheson & Co.'s receiving ship
Banshee
Alexander Morrison, master
T. Hooper, chief officer
赤波 Chalr-pok
Quang-300n 順
Dent & Co.'s receiving ship Hamilton
Zephaniah Barton, master
Richard King, chief officer
H. Fisher
J. G. Willoby.
-- Mar
Pilots.
H. Frewin
Dent & Co.
CHIN-CHEW.
J. G. Wood, master barque Ternate -Rac, chief vllicer
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
C. J. Fox, master barque Adventure D. Lamont, chief officer
R. Bell, 2d officer
TAKAO, FORMOSA.
Dent & Co.
T. Howard, master Science -Taylor, chief oflicer George Stiles, 2l do.
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
George Roric, master brig Croukbane V. J. S. Mein, chief officer
Fernando Sains, and Miguel Marques, Spanish
priests
A MOY.
Foreign Hongs.
裕記 Ju-kee
Dauver & Co., merchants
H. R. Dauver
Merwanjec Manockjec Mollah
Dent & Co., merchants
Chui-liok
H. D. Brown, master of the Solomon
Family
F. C. Brown, first officer
P. F. da Silva, clerk
怡記 Eh-kee
Elles & Co., merchants
Jamieson Elles, consul for Denmark
Walter Mourilyan, (absent).
E. M. Firmin
G. S. Mecham
Horace Tucker
A. F. Ribeiro
Eng Wat Brothers & Co., commission agents
B. A. Guterrez
Fonseca, F. V. Ja, commission agent
B. A. Gutierres
Forster, John, merchant
Harvey Piper, tea inspector
#Ko-pee-su
Jardine, Matheson & Co., merchants
M. Fitzgibbon, master barq. Pathfinder John Lloyd, tea inspector
C. J. Mackenzie, chief officer
F. J. Remedios, clerk
Kichmann & Alisch, merchants
Charles Kielmann
Herrman Alisch
福記 Foolk-kee
Nandershaw & Co., H. J.
Dady Limjee
N. Cursetjee, assistant
寶記 Po-kee.
Pasedag & Co., merchants
Charles J. Pasedag, consul for Hanover,
Hainburg, and Prussia
Paul Reina
Gustav Otto
Wo-kee
Syme & Co., F. D., merchants
T. D. Boyd
W. A. Sturrock, assistant
W. A. Cornabe, do.
James Wilson, do.
德記 Tiek-ker
Tait & Co., mers., (agents for P. & O. S. N. Co.)
James Tait, consul for France and Por-
tugal
A. R. Johnston
Frederick Pedder, assistant
James Pedder, do.
James Wardlaw, do.
Alfred Hancock, tea-inspector
John Paterson, assistant
Amoy Dry Dock Company
Montgomery D. Parker, manager and
secretary
Morrison Wishart, superintendent
David Paterson, master carpenter Michael Donohoe, machinist Albert Leigh, clerk
Bullamy & Co., storekeepers, shipwright9, &c.
John Bellamy, sen.
John Bellamy, jun.
C. A. B. Airey, assistant
N. Steffens, master carpenter
Hagermarck, C., watchmaker
Pereira, J. V., hotel keeper
Watson & Co., storekeepers & commission agts.
John Giles
J. C. Watson, Jr, assistant
Physicians & Surgeons.
Hayemann, Adolph, M.D.
Hunter, Thomas, M.D.
Jones, Charles M.
Insurance Companies.
Jardine, Matheson & Co., agents for--
Canton Insurance Office
Nandershaw & Co., H. J., agents for- Bombay Native Insurance Company
Syme & Co., F. D., agents for-
Lloyds
Netherlands India Marino Insurance Co. Amicable Insurance Co. of Calcutta
Royal Fire Insurance Cu. of Liverpool
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Consulates.
GREAT BRITAIN.
W. R. Gingell, consul
THE CHINA DIRECTORY.
W. II. Lay, 1st assistant and packet agent W. E. King, 2d do. and officiating interpreter John Cancelleri, constable
UNITED STATES. Thomas Hart IIyatt, consul Thomas 11. Hyatt, Jr., interpreter & vice-consul
-FRANCE AND PORTUGAL. James Tait, (Tait & Co.,) consul
SPAIN.
Joze de Cucullo, acting consul Graciano Reyes, acting chancellor
DENMARK.
Jamieson Elles, (Elles & Co.,) consul
NETHERLANDS.
C. F. M. de Griys, vice-consul
J. J. C. Francken, student interpreter G. Schlegel, do.
M. Schuzije, do.
HANOVER, HAMBURG, & PRUSSIA.
Charles J. Pasedag, (Pasedag & Co.,) consul
Adamson & Co., W. R.
E. II. Iow, tea inspector
Missionariest
LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY. Rev. John Stronach
Rev. Alexander Stronach Rev. W. K. Lea
ENGLISH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. W. S. Swanson
Rev. Alexander Grant Rev. Carstairs Douglas
Rev. H. L. Mackenzie
John Carnegie, M.A.,M.D., medical missionary.
REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH, U.S.A. Rev. J. V. N. Talmage Rev. D. Rapaljo Rev. A. Ostrom
Pilots.
Cambridge, Ilenry L., resident pilot ! Hutchinson, H. M., do.
Merryweather, F., local and coast pilot
FOOCHOW.
Merchants.
Tung-ting
天祥 Tieng-Siong
Borel, Constant
MPö-song
II: G. Pemberton, assistant
Dent & Co.
W. H. Luce, assistant
T. H. Chapman, do.
J. S. Baptista, do,
馥昌 IIuk-cliong
Anuntram Sagurmull
D. N. Bottlewalla, manager
我記 Nyic-kè
Ashton, Thomas K., tea inspector, and agent |
for Holliday, Wise & Co.
Mök-hing
H. J. Dring, (absent)
天裕 Teng-i
Forster, John
W. P. Galton, assistant
J. W. Malcolin, do.
和記 IIão-ki
Fussell & Co., (P. & O. Co.'s agents)
R. S. R. Fussell
Edward Masson, assistant
O. Latham, do,
Birley & Co.
Arthur Smith
William Bourne, tea inspector
Mi F. Hak-sing
Kiông-kò
Gibb, Livingston & Co.
George II. Styan, assistant
Bull, Purdon & Co,
Thomas Pyko
J. Porter, agent
II. Lowcock, tea inspector
K4 Taiping
Gilman & Co.
W. II. Green
J. L. Lent, assistant
William Brand, do.
隆順 Ling-sūng
Heard & Co., Augustine
George F. Weller
Marcus Daly, assistant
B. R. Woodworth, do.
生和 Seng-leão
Jairaz, Fazui & Co.
R. Dajvee, manager
S. K. Marly, assistant
C. Allybhoy, do.
義和 Nyiu-hào
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
M. A. Macleod
Ilamilton, assistaut
T. G. Glover, master of the receiving
ship Mukamondie
K. K. Jones, chief officer, do.
Lindsay & Co.
連利 Ling-te
A. Stuart, tea inspector
James Iunes, do.
Allüo-hak
Nursey Kossowjee & Co.
S. D. Soobedar
II. l'arpia, assistant
同学 Tung-en
Olyphant & Co.
A. B. Neilson, Jr. (absent)
John Odell, assistant
J. M. Mur, do.
Russell & Co.
旗昌 Ki-chiong
William S. Sloan
D. O. Clark
A. G. Moore, assistant
B. Pereira, do.
Siemssen & Co.
11
MỘT Siêng sông
G. W. Schweinann
11. Krüger, assistant
Smith, Kennedy & Co.
R. R. Westall
Kung-ik
W. B. Kinuwar, assistant
Woodward, du.
M I Su veg
A. S. Tara, arent
Bassoon, Ser
Turner & Co.
نا
華記 Whalkd
E. C. Sinith, tea inspector and agent
-
Hedge & Co., storekeepers, auctioneers, &c.
E. G. Hedge
T. B. Hedge, assistant
Shocker, F., watchmaker
Beaumont, John M., M.n.c.s., surgeon.
AT PAGODA ANCHORAGE.
Dobie & Co., shipchandlers
Horne, James, dry dock
Stone & Co., shipchandlers
Taylor & Fisher, purveyors
Thompson & Co., shipchandlers
Consulates.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Ing-sivny Lióng-scú
Consul-Walter II. Medhurst
Consular Chaplain-Rev. William J. Smith
Interpreter-William C. Milne
First Assistant-W. Gregory,
(packet agent)
Second do.-George C. P. Braune
Student Interpreters→→
Charles Carroll
Archer R. llewlett
U. F. W. Ilult
United States-S. L. Gouverneur, consul
Spain-C. Borel, vice-consul
Netherlands-A. B. Neilsun, Jr., vice-consul
Hanse Towns--G. W. Schwemann, consul
Denmark-W. II. Green, cousul
Portugal-W. 11. Luce, consul
Sweden & Norway-W. S. Sloan, consul
Insurance Offices.
Dent & Co.
Union Insurance Society
Fussell, R. S. R.
Liverpool & London Insurance Co. ( Fire) J. Hartley & Co.'s Insurance Office Gilman & Co.
Lloyds
London Assuranco Corporation, (Fire) Imperis! Insurance Company, (Fire)
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Canton Insuranco Offica
Triton Insurance Company
Lindsay & Co.
longkong Insurance Company
Olyphant & Co.
New York Underwriters
Turner & Co.
Eastern Marine Insurance Company
*** THE CHINA,
Missionaries.
AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMISSION- ERS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Rev. L. B. Pect
Rev. C. C. Baldwin
Rev. J. Doolittle
Rev. C. Hartwell
Rev. S. F. Woodin
ENGLISH CHURCH MISSIONARY
SOCIETY.
Rev. George Smith
| AMERICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
Rev. O. Gibson
Rev. C. R. Martin
Rev. R. S. Maclay, (absent)
Rev. E. Wentworth
Rev. S. L. Baldwin, (absent)
Miss B. Woolston
Miss S. H. Woolston
ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSION.
Bishop Aguilar
SHANGHAE.
Foreign Dongs.
Bohstedt, J.
Han-shur
C. F. Coit, assistant
NING PO.
Missionaries.
CHURCH OF ENGLAND MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Rev. W. A. Russell Rev. G. E. Moule
Rev. T. S. Fleming
ENGLISH BAPTIST MISSION. ;
廣源Kwang-yin
J. Jones
Davidson & Co.
E. Yates
W. Rees, assistant
J. H. Hudson, do.
Rev. T. H. Hudson
AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN
MISSION.
利生 Li-sang
Rev. II. V. Rankin
Gubbay, M. S.
Howard, assistant
悅來 Yii-lad
Hart, William
G. M. Hart
倍三 Pei-san
l'atridge, Daniel
Price, assistant
J. Llewellyn, surgeon
Consulates.
GREAT BRITAIN.
C. A. Sinclair, vice-consul in chargo
P. Hughes, interpreter
O. Phillips, assistant
UNITED STATES.
G. W. Fish, M.D., consul
G. A. Cables, assistant
Rev. E. B. Inslee
Rev. D. D. Green
Rev. J. A. Danforth
Rev. W. T. Morrison
D. B. McCartec, M.D.
W. Gamblo, mission press
AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSION.
Rev. E. C. Lord
|Rev. M. J. Knowlton
Rov. II. Jonkina
ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES.
Revs. L. G. Dolaplace, E. Guierry, J. Rizzi,
and J. Larousse
Rev. A. Guillot
SISTERS OF CHARITY. Catherino Pasquier, superior, Louiчo Louy, Madelaine Celard, Rosalie Barbarin, Sophio Berthelot, Vincent Laracino, Stéphanie Bo touillére, Séraphino Clavolin, and Marthe Dutrouilho
Héléno Taurias, superior, Elizabeth Des Royes, Gabriel Perboyre, Mario Qúlis, Théréso Vérani, Philoiuino Caparroy, Angéliquo Luscan, and Joséphine Jubin"
Banks.
MJ IM
Agra and United Service Bank
Yang-foo
A-ka-la
Alladinbhoy Ilabitbhoy
Peerbboy Curreem
Tun-sun
Barnet & Co., George
James L. Man
Henry Turner, manager
凌加利 Ma-lka-li
Chartered Bank of India, Australia, & China
John Mackellar, manager
John Howard Gwyther, sub-inanager and
accountant
有利 You-le
Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London,
and China
William Howard, manager
Robert Brett, accountant
Henry Howard, deputy do.
Hwuy-lung
Commercial Bank of India
Henry II. Wiggins, manager
Rowley Miller, acting accountant
麗如 Le-joo
Oriental Bank Corporation
William Lamond, agent
Johnstono Smith, necountant
Richard Dudley, assistant
Merchants.
天長 Tien-chang
Adamson & Co., W. R.
W. R. Adamson, (England)
John L. Macluan
1. H. Underwood, assistant
J. Bernard, do.
G. F. Davies, do.
T. Baker, do.
F. 11. Bell, do., (Japan)
祥記 Tseung-ko
Ameeroodeen Jafferbhoy & Co.
Shaik Hassan Shaik Ahmel
Fajul Hussan Kassumali, assistant
William G. Howell
T. F. Ballance, assistant
E. Elias, do.
T. F. G. Howell, do., (Japan)
J. Birdseye, do., (do.)
Benett & Leighton
P. H. Benett
H. Leighton
Pa-kin-yih
George F., Fulcher, assistant
祥泰 Tscang-tuc
Birley, Worthington & Co.
Robert Reid
Edward Roche, tea inspector
L. G. Dunlop, assistant
G. H. Woodfall, silk inspector 11. W. Hardy, tea inspector
A Kung-low
Blain, Tate & Co.
John Blain
Joseph P. Tale
Edward Harrison, silk inspector
| Bovet Brothers & Co.
G. Bovet
A
Po-way
Kung-ping
Bower, Harbury & Co.
Frederick Bower, (London) Thomas Hanbury
James Laidlaw, Jr., assistant William Grant Gordon, tea inspector Robert Schwabo, assistant
Adolph Craijer, silk inspector
Tac-chang
Buissonnet & Cie.
Eug. Buissonet
X. Nachtrieb, assistant
"THE CHINA VINESTORY.
* Wo-kee
Dow & Co.
James Dow
W. Birt, assistant W. S. McLean, do.
Tung-ching
Bull, Pardon & Co.
Dent & Co.
Morgan Maclean, assistant
R. Francis
8. H. Clarke, do.
B. de Souza, Jr., do.
章順 Shun-chang
Cama & Co., Pestonjee Framjee
Framjee Hormusjco
D. Pestonjee, assistant
C. D. Lalcaca, do.
M. Eduljce, do.
L. Bomanjee, do.
南 Kwang-nes
Camajce & Co., P. & D. N.
D. N. Camajes
R. Pestonjce, assistant
慎生 Sun-shang
Camajce & Co., R. II.
Jehangeerjee Pestonjee, manager
Pestonjee Cursetjee Mody, assistant
Carter, J. F.
中和 Chung-co
Kwang-chang
Cawasjee Pallanjee & Co.
P. Rustomjee, manager, (absent)
O. Rustomjee, assistant
R. Cooverjee, do.
Chapman, King & Co.
復昇 Fu-ahēng
Charles J. King
得利 Chany-lc
Cushny, Alexander
W. M. Strachan, assistant
Paou-shun
Edward Chomley Henry William Dent
H. Hubbard, assistant
H. G. Hanssen, du.
Pedro Loureiro, do.
J. T. Elliot, do.
John Hanna, do.
L. A. Tavares, do.
B Kwang-hing
Dhurumsey l'oonjubhoy
Ebrahim Soomar
Kwang-shun
Cassum Khakeebhoy
Fe-li-cha -
Fletcher & Co.
Archibald Campbell
R. Goddard, assistant
Alexander Downie, do.
Thomas M. Drysdale, do.
Samuel Maine, agent, (Yokohama)
Frazar & Co.
與泰 Frung-tae
Everett Frazar
Douglas Prazar, (Nagasaki)
Freeman Pulsitor, assistant
L. Egerton, Jr., do., (Nagasaki)
仁記 Yin-kee
Gibb, Livingston & Co.
Edward F. Duncanson
W. H. Gibb, assistant
F. G. White, silk inspector
H. W. Carey, tea inspector
Walter Hyslop, assistant
G. C. Webb, do.
復源 Fow-yuan
Dadabhoy & Co.
Gilman & Co.
D. Burjorjco
A Teen-yu
Dinier Brothers
T. Kroes, managor
J. J. Clauson, assistant
太平 Tui-ping
R. J. Ashton
C. A. Will, assistant
1. Wallis, do.
J. Bannatyne, do.
C. W. Hudson, do.
E. 11. laavers, ún.
X÷BJ E-pci-tun
Habibhoy Ebrahim Sons & Co.
Vurjee Nanjco
客地利 JIuk-gucc-lce
Hargreaves, William
Cameron Christison, assistant
惇裕 Teng-ge
Harkort & Co.
B. Harkort
J. F. 11. Trautmann
環記 King-ke
ileard & Co., Augustine
A. F. Heard
R. J. Fearon, assistant
J. W. Wood, do.
H. Sinith, do.
J. S. Cunningham, do.
Robert Rayner, do.
W. C. Clarke, do.
B. de Souza, do.
H. J. Hooper, do., (Japan)
II. Willgoss, do., (do.)
E. M. Van Reed, do., (do.)
Hogg Brothers
James Hogg
Edward Jenner Hogg
義記 Nie-k:ce
Holliday, Wise & Co.
James Whitlow, manager
Frederick Corns, assistant
George Rehden, do.
Hooper, James
火柏 Ho-pee
Jairaz Fazul & Co.
SITANGITATE.
Meshur
| Jarvie, Thorburn & Co.
R. Jarvie
W. Thorburn
T. Henderson, assistant
J. J. Miller, du.
J. G. Flowerdew, do.
寶文 Puori-dan
Johnson & Co.
F. B. Johnson
A. J. How
W. B. Varco, assistant
W. D. Bickham, do.
魯意師 Lue-e-se
Lewis, J. W.
J. W. Lewis
Alexander Levy, assistant
John Levy, do.
廣隆 Kwung-lung
Lindsay & Co.
R. C. Antrobus
A. Michie
H. R. Innes, assistant
G. S. Soul, do.
J. S. Robison, do.
A. J. Bastos, do.
太興 Tai-fong
Major, R. O.
順泰 Sun-tac
Melta & Co., Franjea Byramjee
Barjorjco Rustomjee Mody
Sorabjee Manackjer Metta, assistant
Dadabhoy Jamsetjee, do.
Henri Meynard
Charles Grey, assistant
架記 Lica-ke
GAN My Me-
Moynard, Cousin & Cic.
K. Nunjeebhoy
怡和 E-lo
Che-wang
Jardine, Matheson & Co.
James Whittall
John Thomas Batt, silk inspector
Willian Keswick, assistant
Hector C. Maclean, do.
John Morison, do.
Sannel J. Gower, do,
F. J. O'Callaghan, do.
A. Broon, du.
C. S. Hope, silk inspector
R. P. Uamilton, tea inspector
Moncreiff, Grove & Co.
T. Muncreift
J. B. Ross, assistant
W. Canneron, do,
Moses & Co.
Thu hh Sony-(seang
J. J. Rouben
E. M. S. Moses, assistant
R. J. Reuben, due
J. Obadya, assistant
Russell & Co.
Metrally Mahioned, manager
利記 tc-ho
Nursey Kessowjee & Co.
同学 Tung-foo
Olyphant & Co.
R. M. Olyphant
D. Olyphant Vail
Richard R. Tyers
W. T. Tyers, assistant
O. K. Gordon, do,
Oppert & Co.
Je chang
E. Cunningham
llenry S. Grew
J. W. Leembruggen, assistant
F. W. Baurmaun, du.
1. S. Dana, do.
S. W. Pomeroy, do.
F. Leenbruggen, do.
長富 Telung-forw
X. Salabelle
E. Sandri
J. A. Sassoon, assistant
Yaca long
Thorne Brothers & Co.
J. Thorne
C. Thorne
J. A. Maitland, assistant
Wha-kee
Turner & Co.
W. J. Bryans
P. Maclean, assistant
A. Walkinshaw, do.
Thomas Rothwell
Augustus A. Hayes, Jr., do.
Salabelle & Cie., X,
昇泰 Sing-tai
泰源 Tae-yuen
Sa-sun
Ullett & Co.
Sassoon Sons & Co.
E. Oppert
A. M. Gubbay
Joseph Love, Jr.
H. Oppert
S. David, Jr., do.
富 Foo-shil
Ko-hwa-wei
L. A. Joseph, do.
Vaucher Freres
S. Hayeem, do.
Fritz Vaucher
M. Ezekiel, du., (Nagasaki)
C. T. Eimstone, (Kanagawa)
Eugene Burel, assistant
Augustus Figge, (Japan)
Thomas Mills, assistanc J. M. Young
泰利 Tae-Le
Schabert, Jul.
Loo-ling
李里百 Le-pile-li
Shaw Brothers & Co.
J. W. Broadbent, assistant
Overweg & Co.
G. W. Overwog
Pustau & Co., William
William Probst
G. Schottler, assistant
Eug. Fajard, do.
O. Hagemeyer, do.
1. Schutze, do.
B. Telge, do., (Kanagawa)
J. Spetzler, da.
II. U. Hollingworth
J. L. Edwards, do.
浩昌 Ilo-chaig
Stem-sen
Sillar, R. G.
太和 Ti-ho
Siemssen & Co.
Rudolph Heinsen **
Reiss & Co.
Julius Kahn
J. Wheatley, assistant
M. P. Evans, do.
利名 Le-ning
Romi, Schmidt & Cie.
D. Remi, (absent)
Edward Schmidt
Charles Lemaire, assistant
C. Gombert, do..
F. Noyer, do.
L. Lefebvre, do.
A. Gravereau, do.
Louis Bourret, do., (Kanagawa)
L. Malherbe, Jo., (Bangkok)
Jullien St. Cyr, dv., (du.)
Adolph Joost, assistant
J. W. Thies, do.
Archibald J. Little, do.
Gustav Jacob, do.
公易 Kung-yih
Smith, Kennedy & Co.
A. Brund
J. C. Ilelbling, assistant
N. Latimer, do.
R. II. Woodward, do.
E. Rigby, du.
J. A. MacNair, do.
B. S. Hobson, do.
裕盛 Yuh-clin
Thorburn & Co., George
J. Muirhead
豐茂 Fung-MOU
Watson & Co.
G. W. Coutts
Jaines Cock, assistant
Alexander Cock, du.
R. J. Lent, do.
Sany-wo
Wetmore, Cryder & Co.
W. Shepard Cryder
J. Kearny Rodgers, assistant
Hugo Richard, do.
- Stevens, du.
Andrew Jenkins, do.
A. D. W. French, (Kanagawa)
信禾 Sin-too
Wilkinson & Co., Alfred
Henry Murray
11. Dickinson, assistant
Alfred Howell, do.
天清 Teen-tsing
Wilson, Craven
Miscellaneous.
禮查 Lee-yaw
Astor House, (hotel)
Henry Saith, proprietor
F. Farr, soda-water maker
Hans, JR., zálunker
All
Boron, J. S., broad and b. quit baker
Commercial House & Reading Room:
Kelly & Co., proprietors
Coates & Co., II, W., provisioners
II. W. Contes
Collyer & Lambert, shipwrights & shipsmiths
Charles S. Collyer
Albert G. Lambert
裕泰 Yul-tae
Dallas, Barnes. auctioneer, (secretary to the
British Chamber of Commerce)
Dato & Co., storekeepers
William Dato
Paul Dato
豐裕 Fung-yuh
Fogg & Co.. II., shipchandlers, &
Albert L. Freeman
Horatio N. Twombly
J. Andrews Wheelock, assistant
Thomas Hume, do. Peter Lacy, lo. Philip Johnson, do, Charles E. Hill, du.
M. 1'. Freeman, do,
O. II. Kimball, do.
Julin Vogier, du.
福利 Fuki-le
Hall & Holtz, storekeepers & shipchandlers
Edward Hall, (absent)
Andrew Holtz
Thomas A. Cowleroy, assistant
George Gray, do.
E. Wiberg, do.
F. Bayard, du.
Shun-ching
Howard & Co., ship brokers, commission agents
and auctioneers of damaged goods
Abraham Howard
B. A. Wardell
Jenkins, Frederici, Chinese advocate and ac-
countant
浒墩 Cha-tun
Jordan, V. P., bill broker
有威 You-zoei
Juvet, F. L., chronometer and watchmaker
E. Laidrich, assistant
L. Vrard, du.
|l'earson, F., shipchandler
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新義利 Sin-ni-te
Jîn 4 Pe-mh-sang
Imperial Hotel, Kerr & Barrand
隆泰 Tong-tar
賓奪 Pin-to
mission agents
F. Knoop
W. Bulley
Knoop & Co., shipchandlers and general com- Pinder & Co., G. H., engineers & shipwrights
李閣東 Le-Koh-lig
Legrand Freres & Cie., storekeepers, watch
and clock makers
L. Legrand
C. Rettich, assistant
Lung-mow
Mackenzie & Co., shipchandlers & storekeepers
James Mackenzie
David Mackenzie
P. Lessler, assistant
J. Horgan, do.
祥雙 Tseang-feng
Marsh, Mrs, milliner and dressinaker
Miss Furniss
Morrice, Behncke & Co., shipwrights
T. Morrice
J. Behncke
甫東 Poo-tung
Mairhead, D., shipwright and engineer
C. A. Gribble, engineer
A. S. Davidson, carpenter
美記 Muc-kee
Muller, H., watchmaker and jeweller
Taze-lin Yang-hong
G. H. Pinder
泰與 Tae-shing
Reimer & Co., watch and clockmakers
"North-China Herald," (published every
Saturday)
C. S. Compton, editor
Julius IIallpike, sub-editor
C. E. do Kozario, overseer
A. A. da Fonseca, compositor
J. dos A. Xavier, do.
J. J. do Rozario, do.
F. E. S. da Roza, do.
C. Walsh, do.
1. M. Fonseca, clerk
火輪船公司
Ho-lun-tsz-kung-826
P. & 0.. N. Company
W. R. Dalziel, agent
William Davison, assistant
J. X. Monteiro, du.
J. F. Roza e Braga, do.
K. R. Mackenzie, agent, (Nagasaki)
II. E. Bush, agent, (Kanagawa)
E. L. Reimer
Alexander Heymann
Max. Hogguist
L. Captan
V. Facharia
寶泰 Pau-tae
Reynolds & Co., C. P., shipchandlers and
general storekeepers
C. P. Reynolds
E. R. Goodrich
Shearer, A. N., commission agent
Teen-sun
Wright, J. W., storekeeper
Surgeons.
柏醫生 Peh-E-shang
Bell, Thomas
甫生 Poo E-sang
Burton, G. W., M.D.
Hongkong Dispensary
Laou-Tuk-ke
E. C. Kirby, manager
裕泰醫生 Yue-tue E-sang
| Sibbald, F. C., M.D., M.R.C.S.E.
兵房 Ping-fang
Shanghae Iospital and Dispensary
F. C. Sibbald, M.D., surgeon
J. B. Newinan, apothecary
Board of Foreign Pilots.
(Agents-II. Fogg & Co.),
E. W. Robinson
J. Evans
John Geary
Thomas Mitchell
11. A. McLean
J. S. Ayers
J. W. Rickard
R. B. Wado
J. K. Mooncy
|J. Harmond
T. B. Schaffer
0. 11. Dow
Charles II. Ialstud
| James O. Pendleton
1
British
American j
Missionaries.
SULANGIAE.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHL, U.S.A. Rev. W. G. E. Cunnyngham1
Rev. John Hobson, M.A., Chaplain Trinity Rev. B. Jenkins, D..
Church
CHURCH OF ENGLAND MISSIONARY
SOCIETY.
Rev. John S. Burdon
Le-ho-shü-kwan
Rev. William H. Collins
LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Mak-hoy-skü-kwun
Rev. William Muirhead
Rev. Joseph Edkins, B.A.
Rev. G. John
Rev. H. Cowie
Rev. Robert Dawson, B.A.
Rov. J. Macgowan
Rev. R. Wilson, D.A.
James Henderson, M.D., F. R.O.S.E.
METHODIST NEW CONNEXION. Rev. John Innocent
Rev. William N. Hall
BAPTIST MISSION, U.S.A. Tchum-oy-kook
Rev. M. T. Yates
Rev. J. L. IIolmes
Rev. T. P. Crawford
Rev. J. B. Hartwell
G. W. Burton, M.D.
BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS OF
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHI, U.S.A.
文記 Wan-ke
Rev. M. S. Culbertson
Rev. S. R. Gayley
Rev. C. R. Mills
Rev. J. M. W. Farnham
J. C. Hepburn, M.D., (Japan)
Rev. J. L. Novins, (do.)
BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS OF
THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCHI, U.S.A.
Right Rev. W. J. Boone, D.D.
Rev. E. W. Syla
Rev. II. M. l'arker
Rev. D. D. Smith
Rev. J. J. Scherreselewsky
Rov. E. II. Thompsou
Rev. J. T. Doyen
Rev. E. Hubbell
Rev. R. Nelson, (absent)
Rev. C. Kaith
Miss Emma G. Jones
Miss C. E. Jones
Miss Lydia M. Pay
Miss J. R. Conover, (absent)
Rev. J. W. Lambuth
Rev. M. L. Wood
Rev. Y. J. Allen
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS, U.S.A.
Rev. E. C. Bridgman, D.D.
Rev. Henry Blodget
ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSION. Right Rev. A. Borguiet, vicar apostolic Rev. F. M. Lemaitre, superior F. Desjacques, procurator 28 Missionaries
Consulates, &c.
BRITISH LEGATION. Envoy Extraordinary, Minister to the Court of Peking, and Superintendent of British Trade in China-Honourable F. W. A. BRUCE, C.n.
Secretary of Legation-Lieutenant-Colonel
E. St John Neale
Chinese Secretary-Thomas F. Wade 1st Attaché-A. B. St. Clair 2d do.-G. IL Wyndham
BRITISH CONSULATE.
Ta-ying la-mun
Consul-Harry S. Parkes, o.D.
Acting Consul-Thomas Taylor Meadows
1st Assistant-C. T. Jones
2d do.-J. A. Webster
Student Interpreters-J. T. Middletou, James
Gibson, and R. J. Forrest.
FRANCE.
Secretary of Legation-Comte Kleckowski Assistant Secretary-M. de Vernouillet Interpreters-MM. Blancheton, Hubert, Do-
verin, and Sales
Consul ad Interim-B. Edau Chancellor-A. Monory
UNITED STATES.
Consul-W, L. G. Smith
SPAIN.
Consul-Gumercindo Ogea y Porras
Vice-Consul-Domingo Muñoz é Yufante
DENMARK.
Consul-Alexander l'ereeval
PRUSSIA.
Consul-C. W. Overweg
PORTUGAL.
Consul-E. Webb
IIANSE TOWNS.
Consul-R. Heinsen
NETHERLANDS.
Vice-Consul -Theodore Kroes
I
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MUNICIPAL POLICE.
Superinterulent-
Seu"-pos Ting-fang
JAI'AN.
BRITISH CONSULATES.
YEDDO.
Serjeants-Charles Waters, William Jarrett, Rutherford Alcock, Minister Plenipotentiary
and George Kersham
28 Constables.
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL,
Chairman Rowland Hamilton
Tonnerr James Whitlow
Secretary ---Elwin Plekwond
IMPERIAL MARITIME CUSTOMS.
Keang-nan Hae-kwan
Inspector General--Horatio N. Lay Commissioner-G. H. Fitzroy Assistants-C. Hunnen, G. Čowie, C. Kleck- kowski, D. Gilmour, P. Piry, F. May, F. White, J. Porter, and U. Claxton RECEIVING SHIPS AT WOOSUNG. Ann Welsh, British barque, A. Heard & Co
W. Endicott, commander Ariel, British ship, P .F. Cama & Co.
George A. Keppell, commander Emily Jane, British ship, Dent & Co.
Thoinas Vincent, commander
Lady Hayes, British brig, Jardine, Matheson
& Co.
H. P. Baylis, commander
Swallow, British barque, Lindsay & Co.
J. Henderson, commander
and Consul-general
Richard Eusden, interpreter and acting vicc-
consul at Hakodadi
Abel A. J. (lower, 1st assistant |ħa, Photohor, atudent interpretor [4. Macedonuk, du.
HALODADI.
C. Pemberton Hodgson, consul (absent) Richard Eusden, acting vice-consul G. M. Cowan, interpreter
NAGASAKI.
George S. Morrison, consul F. G. Myburgh, interpreter Adolphus A. Annesley, assistant
KANAGAWA.
F. Howard Vyse, acting consul
UNITED STATES.
YEDDO.
Townsend Harris, resident minis ter
KANAGAWA.
J. W. Dorr, consul
HAKODADI.
Wellington, Brit, barque, Sassoon Sons & Co. E. E. Rice, commercial agent
G. W. Bennett, commander NORTHERN MASONIC LODGE, No. 832.
Worshipful Master A. Campbell Senior Warden-L. G. Dunlo Junior Warden-A. R. Tilby Secretary R. Goddard
Treasurer--T. J. Birdseye, r.M. Senior Deacon-J. II. launu Junior Deacon-H. R. Hyslop Inner Guard-J. Schabert Tyler-M. L. Lessler
U.S. NAVAL DEPOT. Nicholas Cleary, storekeeper Thomas R. Clery, assistant
LIGHT SUIP.
Captain R. Trannaok
NAGASAKI.
T. Walsh, vice-consul-
PORTUGAL,
KANAGAWA.
Joze Loureiro, consul
NAGASAKI.
Joseph H. Evens, consul
THE NETHERLANDS.
DESIMA.
J. de Witt, consul-general
KANAGAWA.
|D. de Graoff van Pulsbroek, vico-consul
MANILA.
Colonial Government. Governor and Captain General-II. B. Sr.
8. Juan Herrera Davila, (acting) Assessor General-Carlos Paveya y Alba Secretary General Joze Luis de Baura
MARINE DEPARTMENT.
Judges-II. E. Sur. D. Eusebio Salcedo (adı- iniral of the station), and the Judge Coun- sellor of Marine Attorney-Joze Maria Arrieta Notary-Eduardo Olgado
Major General of Marine-Vicente Boado SUPERIOR COURT OF APPEAL.
de la Cumulra Harbour Master-Enrique Croquer, R.N. President-H. E. the Captain General Regente or Governor-Martin Galiano Enri-Commander-in-Chief of Preventive Forces by
quez de Navarra Presidents of Chambers-Carlos Paveja y Alba, and Juan Ygnacio Morales de la
Cortina
Judges-Fernando Martinez de Castilla, Joze Nacarino Bravo (vice president of local administration and judge of intestate estates, &c.) Manuel Vela Irisarri, Juan Felipe Quiroya (counsellor of marine), Carlos Balleras, Vicente de la Torre de Trassierra (counsellor at war), Miguel Heras, and Joze Joaquin de Elizaga (at torney-general)
FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Superintendent General-H. E. the Captain
General
Intendant General-Joaquim Eseario Accountant General-Francisco Malats Treasurer General-Antonio Morata CIVIL GOVERNMENT OF THE PRO- VINCE OF MANILA.
Governor-Pedro l'ampillon Secretary-Francisco do Yriaste Commissary--Marcelino Salas
INFERIOR JUDGES (CIVIL AND CRIMINAL.)
Sea and Land-II. E. Count Francisco de l'aula Enriquez
Postmaster General-Sebastian de Hazanas
Collector General of Customs-Leandro
Ormachca Visitor General of all Departments-Antonio
Enriquez
ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT. Patron-H. M. the Queen Royal Vice l'atron-H. E. the Governor
Captain General
Archbishop Metropolitan of the Philipines- II. E. Sar. D. Fray José Aranguren Provisor and Vicar General-Licentiate Sur.
Francisco Garcia Ortiz Dean-Maud Peralta
Commissary of the Holy Crusade-Doctor
Pedro Pelacz
BISHOPRIO OF NUEVA SEGOVIA.
Bishop-Sur. D). Fray Francisco Miru Provisor and Vicar General-Bachelor 1).
Pedro Abaya
Bisuorite or NUEVA EXCERES. Bishop-11. E, Pray Manuel Grijalbu Provisor and Vicar General-Doctor Vi-
conto Garcia
BISHOPKIC OF CEBU.
1st Court-Anastasio de Hoyas y Zendegui, Bishop-11. E. Fray Romualdo Gimeno
(acting)
2d do.-Luis Yandiola, (do.)
3d do. Evaristo del Valle, (do.)
AUDIT OFFICE,
Senior Auditor-Antonio Hallegy y Barute Assistant Auditor Manuel Estrada, and
Antoniu Bucra
WAR DEPARTMENT. Judges-11, E, the Captam General, and the!
Judge Counsellor at War
Provisor and Vicar General-Presbyter D.
Laureano Rivera
SHIPS OF WAR. Seipion, brig, 12 32-pounders Navvaz, corvette, 3 en culisa Don Jorge Juan, str., 2 G& & 4 32-pounders Reyna de Castilla, str., 2 32-pounders swivel Eleano, steamer, 2 16-ponuders swivel Magallanes, stemmers, 2 16-pounders swivel 2 emters, 29 gun-luuals, 499 feluccas, atul 219 psivero", crews in all about 2,000
ment
Abrahams, M.
Aguirre & Co.,
Merchants.
Fernande de Aguirre
Barretto, B. A., & Co.
Autonio de Ayoia
F. de P. Cembruno
Lorenzo Calvo
De Castro & Co., Ignacio Fernandez
Tomas Balbas y Castro
Eugster, Labhart & Co.
L. Eugster
D. Schlatter
T. C. Tobler, assistant
C. Lubz, do.
Findlay, Richardson & Co.
William Martin Robert V. Grahame
Thomas Caw, assistant W. II. Beech, do. R. Johnstone, do.
Guichard et Fils
Auguste Guichard Eugene Guichard
Victor Cherest, assistant Jose de Altovaga, do.
Holliday, Wise & Cn.
H. J. Luyken, manager
H. J. Andrews, assistant H. L. Barnatt, do.
V. Tuason, do.
Jenny & Co.
J. J. Steffan
T. Simmen, assistant
Frederick Luchsinger, do.
Gustav Tobler, do.
T. Just, do.
Charles Gormann, do.
Kor & Co.
Robert Jardino
Edward Jackson, assistant
Montgomeric Maconechy, do.
Hugh Smith French, do.
John Ross, do.
John Ogilvie, do.
Henry W. Mitchell, do.
Martin, Dyco & Co.
D. Rodger
W. R. Greenshield, assistant
J. S. Aitkin, lo.
R. Fotheringham, do.
J. Rogers, do.
Peters & Co.
J. H. N. IIülsz
T. F. Stüben, assistant
Philips, Moore & Co.
Goorgo N. Michell
Jolin Moore, assistant
L'eele, Hubbell & Co.
Horatio Nelson Palmer Ogden Ellery Edwards Richard Dalton Tuckor
Antonio V. Barretto, assistant George II. Peirce, do.
F. P. Cembrano, Jr., do.
J. Loizaga, Jr., do.
V. Versosa, in charge of press
Polaman Petel & Co.,
G. Von P. L'etel
Russell & Sturgis
Charles Griswold Edward H. Green Jonathan Russell
J. B. Pearson, assistant
W. W. Wood, (marine surveyor)
R. W. Lowndes, assistant
R. Torrey, do.
E. P. Dennis, do.
R. Schuyler, do.
B. Corrales, do.
R. Murcaida,do.
Smith, Bell & Co.
Lawrence R. Bell
George R. Young, assistant Pedro G. Guimaraeus, do. Neil Macleod, do.
Tillson, Herrmann & Co.
Frederick Tillson Moritz Herrmann Edward Parr, (England)
Louis F. Rapp, assistant Edward Bonstead, Jr., do.
Tuason, J. M. & Co.
Miscellaneous.
Butler & Co., ship chandlers and agents
W. Butler
J. Bacon, assistant
Boech, Thomas, rope manufacturer
M. Klink
Burke, J., K.D., surgeon, Foreign Hospital Bischop & Fatton, watchmakers and jewellers Carls, W., carriage maker
Elzinger Brothers, watchmakers and jewellers
Gilmartin, J., carriage makers
Künsch, Ad., hat manufacturer
Karuth & Co., shipchandlers and agents
J. Karuth
G. Ileinsen
L. Owens
Lattey, J. S., watchmakers and jewellera Schmid, Henry, chemist and druggist Stott, J., engineer and blacksmith Secker, J., hat manufacturer
Wilson, R., engineer and blacksmith Zobel, Jacobo, chemist and druggist San Fernando Hotel,
Bennett
Kempler,, hotel-keeper
French Hotel, Madame Matilda Galiay
Consulates, &c.
GREAT BRITAIN. Consul General for the Philipines-J. W. F.
Parren
Vice-Consul at Manila-W. II. Webb Surgeon to the British Consulate-J. Fouler-
ton, M.D.
Vice-Consul ut Sual in Pangasinan--Jose de Bosch, Secretary-Ubaldo de Bosch Vice-Consul at Iloilo in Panay-Nicolas
Loney, Assistant do.-J. Higgin France E. de Mechain, consul
T. de Pavion, chancellor
United States, Sweden and Norway-C.
Griswold; consul
Denmark-0. E. Edwards, consul Belgium-R. Jardine, acting consul Bremen-J. J. Steffan, consul Hamburg J. H. N. Hulзz, consu! Portugal José Carvallo, acting consul Chili-Fernando do Aguirre, consul
ROYAL TRIBUNAL OF COMMERCE, President-Torenzo Calvo Members-Antonin de Ayola, Viernte Car- rineja, Joan Munoz, Joaquin Mulanga, and Bonifacio Sainz de Vizmanos (con.ult- ing notary)
BOARD OF COMMERCE. President-The Prior of the Tribunal
Members-Fernando de Aguiare, Francisco de Paula, Cembrano, Rafael Fernandez de Castro, Alexandre Roces, Mariano Tuason, Jose de Aguiare, and Pablo Aranguren. Secretary-Jose Corrales
Professor of English-W. II. Webb Professor of French-Alfredo Campos
MUNICIPALITY. President-H. E. the Captain General Vice do. The Civil Governor or Mayor of
the City
Magistrate of 1st Election Jose Gabriel,
Gonzales Esquival
12 Allerinen
Two Sicilies-Tomas Balbas y Castro, consul Secretary-Manuel Marzano
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FOREIGN RESIDENTS IN CHINA.
** When the name of the town is omitted, Hongkong is to be understood.
Abrahams, M., merchant, Manila Abraham, S. (Sassoon & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Abrahain, E. (Sassoon & Co.) clerk, Pedder's
Wharf
Adams, W. II., chief-justice, &c., Elgin Ter. Adamson, W. R. (A. & Co.) mer., Shanghae Adkins, T., assist. Brit. Legation, Peking Aderjee, N. (Cawasjee, P. & Co.). clerk,
Lyndhurst Terrace
Agabeg, G. L, merchant, Macao Agabeg, A, L., Jr., mer., 508 Graham Street Aguilar, J. d', Right Rev., Roinun Catholic
Bishop, Foochow
Aguirre, F. de, consul for Chili, Manila Ahlmann, J. W., chief officer Fort William,
barbour
Ainslie, Thomas, M.D., physician, civil hospital Airey, C. A. S. (Bellamy & Co.) clerk, Amoy Aitkin, J. S. (Martin. D. & Co.) clerk, Manila Alabaster, Chaloner, interpreter British con-
zulate, Swatow Allanson, Win., commission agent, Rua San
Lourenço, Macao
Alisch, Alexander (A. & Co.) mer., Macao Alisel, Hermann, (Kielman & A.) mer., Amoy Allen, J. W. (Wetmore, C., & Co.) clerk,
Queen's Road
Alcock, R., British consul-general, Yeddo Alexander, W. H., registrar supreme court,
Bayview
Allen. Rev. Y. J., missionary, Shanghae Alt, W. J. (A. & Co.) merchant, Nagasaki Alves, A. F., clerk audit office
Alves, J. M. S., sorter post-office Ambrosi, Very Rev. D. L., prefect apostolic of Roman Catholic Church, Wellington St. Anderson, C. A., M.D, dep.-inspector general,
Melville, Hongkong Harbour Anderson, George, broker
Anderson, W., shipping master, Whampoa Andruss, T. F., Oriental Hotel, Wellington St. Andrews, II. J. (Holliday, W. & Co.) clerk,
Manila
Andrews, Francis (Agra & U. S. Bank) clork,
Queen's Road
Annesley, Ilon. A. S., private secretary to
governor, Government louse Antiusloy, A. A., assistant British consulate,
Nagasaki
Aquino, M. J. d' (Sassoon & Co.) clerk,
Pedder's Wharf Archer, G. A. (Smith, A. & Co.) mer,, Canton Arinstrong, John M. (Thomas Hunt & Co.)
shipchandlers, Pedder's Wharf Arnhold, Jacob (Oxford & Co.) mer., Q. Rd. Arnold, Robert (A. & Co.) mercht., Nagasaki Arnhold, H. (P. & O. Co.) superintendent
purser, West Point
Ashton, T. K. (Hulliday, W. & Co.) merchant,
Foochow
Ashton, R. J. (Gilman & Co.) iner., Shanghae Aspandiarjee, P. (Mody & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Aspinall, W. G., agent, Kanagawa Atkinson, J. (Martin & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Austin, I. G., superintendent W. I. Emigration
Agency.
Ayera, J. S., pilot, Shanghae Azevedo, F. d' (J. J. Braga) assist. apothecary,
Aberden Street
Azevedo, L. fle, compositor, Hollywood Rd. Azevedo, M. (E. H. Pollard) clerk, Q. Road Badenoch, J. (Gow & Co.) shipwright, W.pos. Baker, R. T. (P. & O. Co.) boiler-inaker,
West Point
Baker, S. W. (Bowra & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Baker, R. B., accountant Chartered Mercantile
Bank, Queen's Road Baker, Thomas (Adamson & Co.) clerk, S.hag. Ballance, T. F. (Barnet & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Baldwin, Rev. S. L., missionary, Fuochow Baldwin, R. H., (MacGregor & Co.) auctioneer,
Gough Street
Baldwin, J. C. (do.) absent Baldwin, Rev. C. C., missionary, Foochow Ball, Rev. D., .D., missionary, Canton Bambury, H., engineer, dockyard Bannatyne, J. (Gilman & Co.) clerk, S.hao. Baptista, J. B. (Alisch & Co.) clerk, Macao Baptista, M., artist, Canton Baptista, J. S. (Dent & Co.) clerk, Fouchow Bar, W. F. T., (Glatz, L. & Co.) clerk,
Stanley Street
Barber, J. S., merchant, Yokahaina Barnes, E. F., acting inspector of police,
Central Station
Barnes, F. D. (P. & O.) assistant, W. l'oint Baron, J. 8., baker, Shanghae Antrobus, R. C. (Lindsay & Co.) mer., S.hae. Barradas, F. C., compositor, Oswald Terrace Aquino, F. A. de (Vargas & Co.) clerk, Macau Barradas, D. J., clerk post-offico
Barradas, A. V., (Laitui ny & Co.) clerk Barradas, V., compositor, swaki Terrace Barradas, F. (Dent & Co.) clerk, Kanagawa Barret, Ebenezer, storeman, Dockyard Barretto, Juño, (Jardine, M. & Co.) clerk,
Old Bailey Street
Barretto, Luiz, clerk W. I. Emigration Agency,
Canton
Barros, A. de (Wetmore, W. & Co.) clerk Barras, J. R., sailmaker, Shanghae Barraud, E. F., Imperial Hotel, Shanghae Barnet, H. L. (Holliday W. & Co.) clerk,
Manila
Barton, 7. (Dent & Co.) master of the ship
Hamilton, Swatow
Bastos, A. J. (Lindsay & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Bates, G. M., surgeon, Yokahama Batt, J. T. (Jardine, M. & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Bayard, F. (Ilall & Holtz) clerk, Shanghae Battarsley, W. (P. & O. ́Co.) boiler-maker,
West Point
Baylis, H. P..commander receiving-ship Lady
Hayes, Woosung Baynes, A. S., deputy assist. comy. general,
Commissariat, Queen's Road Bazanjee, P. (P. F. Cama & Co.) clerk,
Webster Street
Beach, Rev. W. R., chaplain, St Paul's Col. Brech, W. H. (Findlay, IL. & Co.) clerk, Manila Beattie, R., British Tavern, Queen's Road W. Beaumont, F. B. (Russell & Co.) elk., Caine Rd. Beaumont, J. M., M.D., surgeon, Fouchow Bedwell, Thos. (Gibb, I.. & Co.) elk., C.ton. Bean. R. A., storeman, Dockyard Beecher, Rev. Jas. C., chaplain Bethel, Harbour Behncke, II. (Morrice, B. & Co.) engineer,
Shanghae
Behre, Gustav, merchant, Saigon Behre, E (Bourjau. II. & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Bell, L. R (Sinith, B. & Co.) mercht., Manila Bell, F. II. (Adamson & Co.) clerk, Japan Bell, Thomas, surgeon, Shanghae Bell, UI. A. (Blackhead & Co.) shipchandler,
Whampoa
Bellamy, John (B. & Co.) shipchandler, Amoy Bellamy, John, Jr. (da.) do. Bennett, G. W., commander receiving-ship
Wellington, Woosung Bennett, P. H. (B. & Leighton) mer., S.hae. Berg, Conrad, storeman, Dockyard Bernard, J. (Adamson & Co.) clerk, Shanghine Beveridge, I.. assistant Imperial Maritime
Customs, Canton
Beyer, L., (Bourjnu, II. & Co.) clerk, Macao Bhanja, N. A., merchant, Hollywood Road Bickain, W. N. (Johnson & Co.) clerk, S.hne. Bielefeld, A. (Pustau & Co.) clerk, Pott. St. Bird, S. L., assistant engineer, Land Office Birdseye, John (Barnet & Co) clerk, Japan Birt, W. (Dow & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Blackhead, F. (B. & Co.) shinchandi.. (absent) Blain, Jolin (B., Tate & Co.) meroht., S.hne.. Blakoway, Geo. (Vaucher 1.) clerk, Q. Rd.
Block, F. II. (J. Burd & Co.) mer., 2. R-1. Blodget, R. II., missionary, Shaughne Ulydinburgh, J. S. (Smith, A. & Co.) clerk,
D'Aguilar Street
Bock, II. (Siemssen & Co.) clerk, Canton Boeddinghous, C. E. (Bourjau, H. & Co.)
clerk, Canton
Boggust, J., smith, Dockyard Bohstedt, J., merchant, Ningpo Bonanjee, S. (Cawasjee, P. & Co.) merchant,
Lyndhurst Terrace
Bomanjee, F. (do.) clerk, do. Bomanjee, L. (P. F. Cama & Co.) Shanghae Bomanjee. M. (F. B. Camá & Co.) clerk,
Wellington Street
Bonnett, Miss E., milliner, Queen's Road Bonnett, W. W., secretary Hongkong Club Blancheton, M., interpreter French Legation,
Shanghae
Bonney, Rev. S. W., missionary, Canton Bonney, N. B., tidewaiter, Imp. Mar. Cus.,
Canton
Boone, Right Rev. W. J., D.D., mis., S.hae. Bouth, A. (Bourjau, H. & Co.) clerk, S.hne, Borel, Eugene (Vaucher F.) clerk, Si.anghae Borel, C., iner, and Sp. vice-consul, Foochow Borges, J. F, Pilot Boat Tavern, Q. Road Borges, J. (F. Fernandes) clerk, Macao Borradaile. T. S. (Walker, B. & Co.) incr.,
College Gardens
Borton, J, Uncle Toin's Cabin Tavern, Q. Rd. Bosman, C. II. M. (Koopmanschap & B.)
merchant, Pottinger Street. Bosch, Juze de, British vice-consul at Sual,
Phillipine Islands
Botelho, A. (J. J. Braga) dispenser, Aberdeen
Street
Botelho, G. S. (Mello & Co.) clerk, Macao Botephur, J. H. L. (B. & Co.) shipwright,
Swatow
Bottado, B. (Johnson & Co.) elk., Oswald Ter. Bourboulon, II. E. M. dé, Fronch Pienipo-
tentiary, Shanghae
༣
Boulle, N., baker, Stanley Street Bourret, L. (Remi, S. & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Bourne, W. (Birley & Co.) clerk, Foochow Bourjau, A. (B., Hubener & Co.) merchant,
(absent)
Boustend, E., Jr. (Tillson, H. & Co.) clerk,
Manila
Bovet, A. (B. Bros.,) merchant, Canton Bovet, G. (do.) merchant, Shanghac Bowra, W. A. (B. & Co.) shipcbundler, Q. Rd. lowra, F. W. (do.) clerk, Quecu's Road Bowring, J. C. (Jardine, M. & Co.) mercht.,
East Point
Bower, F. (B., Hanbury & Co.) mer., (ubsent) Boxer, W., storeman, Dockyard
Boyd, C. (Ellissen & Co.) mer,, D'Aguilar St. Boyd, T. D. (Syme & Co.) inerchaut, Amoy Boyd, Francis (Wetanore, C. & Co.) clerk,
Kanagawa
Boyer, Alexander, mer,, Praya Grande, Macao
ALPHABETICAL LIHT OF PORKUN REKORG 175. Boyic, d., tidewater Tup. Mar Cas.. Curton Gdale, G. A....am caur U18, comentate, Nin qo Bradden, W. E. (Ellissen & Co.) clerk, Cahill, T. 1, Hoval Albert Hord. Q. Rod
D'Aguilar Street
| Caine, G W., Haitish cone ul, & wate ve Bradley, R. (Smith, K. & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Cal·lera, J., White Swan Tavern. Q. Road Bradley, C. W., Jr. (B. & Co.) mercht., and Callaghan, T. F., chief magistrate, Caine Rd,
U. S. consul, Swatow
Caldwell, D. R., registrar-general, Caine Rd. Bradstreet, P., manager Royal Hotel, Macao Caldwell, 11. C (Turner & Hazeland) clerk,
Staunton Street Braga, J. J., chemist and draggist, Q. Road Braga, C. J., sodawater maker, Queen's Rd. | Camajee, D. N. (P. & D. N. Canajee & Co.)
merchant, Shanghae Braga, V. E., do, do.
Camajce, D. P. (IL. II. Camajec & Co.) mer., Braga, F., do. do.
Gough Street
Braga, J. F. R. (P. & O. Cn.) clerk. S.hae. Brand, W. (Gilman & Co.) clerk, Foochow Brand, A. (Smith, K. & Co.) iner., Shanghae Brand, Robert (do.) clerk, Queen's Road' Brandão, J. J. (Oriental Bank) clerk, Q. Rd. Brandão, A., merchant, Macao Brandão, A. Jr., clerk, do. Brandão, L., do. do. Braune, G. C. P., 2d assist. Brit. cons., F.chow. Brett, Robert, accountant Char. Mer. Bank of India, London, and China, Shanghac Brice, Geo, surgeon, harbour Bridges, W. T., D.C.L., harrister, Caine Road Bridges, H. G. (Heard & Co.) clerk, S.har. Bridgman, Rev. E. C., D.D., niissionary S.bae. Britto, J. de (P. & O. Co.) elk., Old Bailey St. Britto, João L. (J. J. Braga) eierl, Q. Rd. Broadbent, J. W. (Shaw, B. & Co.) elk., S.hae. Brousted, R. (Bourjau, II. & Co.) elk., Q. Rd. Brodersen, C. (Pustan & Co.) mer., Pott. St. Broom, A. (Jardiue, M. & Co.) clerk, S.hac. Brooks, Jas. A., auctioneer, Hollywood Road Brown, II. D. (Dent & Co.) arent, Amoy Brown, F.C.(do. Jchief officer Solomon Family,
Amov
Browne, M. (MacEwen & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Bruce, Hon F. W. A., C.B., British Minister,
&c., in China, Peking Bruckner, H. (Oxford & Co.) clerk, Canton Brumfield, J. V. (P. & O. Co.) plumber,'
West Point
Brunckow, E. (Siemssen & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Brandritt, 1). M. (P. & O. Co.) pattern-malter,
West Point
Brush, B (Hunt & Co.) carpenter, Whampoa Bryans, W. J. (Turner & Co.) mer., S.he. Buissonet, Eugene (B. & Cie.) wer., S.bac. Bulley, W. (Pinder & Co.) engineer, Shanghae Burdon, Rev. J. S., missionary, Shanghao Burgy, E. H. (Smith, A. & Co) merchant,
D'Aguilar Street
Burke, J., M.D., surgeon, Manila Burimester, George (llall & Co.) shipwright,
Whampoa
Burrows, Silas E., Jr. (B. & Co.) merchant,
Pottinger Street
Burrows, O. II. (do.) do., do.
Burton, G. W., M.D., surgeon, Shanghae Bush, II. E., merchant, Kanagawa
Butter, W., shipchandier. Manila
Cambridge, H. L., pot, Amoy Cameron, W. (Moncrieff, G. & Co.) elk., S.hae. Campbell, Patrick, manager Oriental Bank,
Queen's Road Campbell, A. J. (Fletcher & Co.) mer., Q. Rd. Campbell, A. (do.) clerk, Shanghae Campos, J. F. (P. & O. Co.) clerk, Gage St. Campus, E. P. (do.) clerk, Peel Street Cainpos, L. P. (do.) clerk, Stanley Street Campos, J. M. C. (Tourniere & Co.) clerk,
Queen's Road
Campos, N. (C. Jameson) clerk storeship
Circassian, harbour Cancelleri, J., constable Brit. consulate, Amoy Cantuarias, J. M., merchant, Macao Carapiet, & M., mer.. 865 Old Bailey Street Carey, II. W. (Gibb, L. & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Carlowitz, R. von (C. & Co.) mer., Canton Carls, W., carriage maker, Manila Carnegie, John, M.D., surgeon, Amoy Carneiro, B. E., merchant, Macao Carpenter, Ed., dispenser Hongkong Dispen-
sary, Queen's Road Carr, H. J., British Hotel, Queen's Road W. Carroll, C., stud. intrep. Brit. consul., F.ehow. Carrol, J., inaster Str. Fei-ma Carter, J. F., silk-broker, Shanchae Carvalho, J. A. de, cashier colonial treasury,
Hollywood Road
Carvalho, R. II. de, hotelkeeper, Praya Grande,
Macao
Carvalho, M. A. de (Turner & Co.) clerk,
Hollywood Road Carvalho, I... nærebant, Macar Carvalho, P. M. (Mercantile Bauk) clerk,
Hollywood Run!
Carvalho, A. II., printer, Shanghae Carvalho, Joze, merchant, Manila Case, A. R. (Wetmore, C. & Co.) clerk, Canton Casey, James, National Hotel, Queen's Road Cassuinbhoy, C. (C. Nathabhoy & Co.) mer.,
Stanley Street
Castro, L. d'Almada e, clerk of councils,
Caine Road
Castro, J. d'Alinada e, clerk colonial secre-
tary's office, Elgin Street
Castro, Pio F. de, merchant, Macao Caw, Thos. (Findlay, R. & Co.) clerk, Manila Cawa-jee, D. (Mody & Cu.) clerk, Q. Road
Byramjee, D. (P. & D. N. Camajeo & Co.) Cereal, Baron do (Mello & Co.) mercht, aud
clerk, Queen's Road
Brazilian consul, Rua da Prata, Marau
1
46
Chabert, E. (Reyuvaan, C. & Co.) storekeeper,
Old Bailey Street Chagas, P. X. de, elerk land oftico Chagas, J. N. das (Portaria & Silva) elk., Macao Chaldecott, T. A., M.D., Stanley Street Chalmers, Rev. J., M.A., missionary, Canton Chanibers, R. H. (Smith, K. & Co.) clerk,
Canton
Chapman, W., postmaster-general, Q. Rond Chapman, E. L., clerk colonial secretary's office Chapman, T. H. (Dent & Co.) elk., Foochow Cherest, V. (Guichard & Fils) clerk, Manila Chomley F. (Dent & Co.) mer., Queen's Rd. Christison, C. (W. Hargreaves) clerk, S.hae. Clark, W. C. (Heard & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Clark, D. O. (Russell & Co.) mer., Foochow Clarke, S. H. (Bull, P. & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Clausen, T. T. (Dimier Bros.) clerk, S.hae. Claxton, C., assist. Imp. Mar. Ćus., Shanghae Cleverly, C. St Geo., surveyor-general, and
member of the Legis. Council, Caine Rd. Cliffe, C., insp. of markets, central police station Chitton, S., Shanghae
Closmadeux, H.de, mer., Praya Grande, Macao Cuare, H. W. (Muul & Co.) clerk, Canton Coates, H. W., shipchandler, Shanghae Cock, Alexander (Watson & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Cock, James (do.) clerk, Shanghao Coffin, T. W., clerk, Dockyard Cohen, E. (Phillips, M. & Co.) mer., (absent) Cohen, P. (do.) inerchant, (absent) Cohen, H. (do.) merchant, Queen's Road Cohen, C. (do.) clerk, Queen's Road Coit, C. F. (J. Bohstedi) clerk, Ningpo Collaço, Antonio, storekeeper, Rua de Campo,
Macao
Colah, P. B. (C. & Co.) mer., Hollywood Rd. Colah, J. B. (do.) do.
Collins, Henry J., compositor, Graham Street Collins, James, 1st clerk magistrate's office Collins, Charles, clerk, do.
Collins, Rev. W. 11., missionary, Shangline Collyer, C. S. (C. & Lambert) shipwright,
Dockyard, Shanghae
Cooper, H. (Jardine, M & Co.) clerk, F.chow. Compton, C. S., editor and proprietor North-
China Herald, Shanghae Condit, Rev. J. M., missionary, Canton Cork, James P. (T. Hunt & Co.) shipchandler,
&c., Pedder's Wharf
Cork, James E. (do.) clerk, do. Cork, John H. (du.) clerk, do. Cooper, W. M., assistant British consulate,
Swallw
Cornabie, W. A. (Symne & Co.) clerk, Amoy Corres, M. A. (MacEwen & Co.) clerk, Q. RL Corus, Fred, (flolliday, W. & Co.)clerk, S.hae. Costa, D. A. (Talbot, D. & Co.) Stanley St. Costa, J. da (Gilman & Co.) elk., Aberdeen St. Custa, J. P. din, soda water manufacturer,
Stanley Street
Costa, N. T. da (D. W. Mackenzie & Co.)
clerk, Hollywood Road
|
Costa, J. F. da (Jardine, M. & Co.) clerk,
Stanley Street
Costello, Jas. (Walker, B. & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Courcy, Chas. (F. L. Juvet) watchmaker,
Queen's Road
Coutts, T. (Hall & Co.) blacksmith, Spring
Gardens
Coutts, G. W. (Watson & Co.) mercht., S.hae. Coutts, J. C.. merchant, Caine Road Cowan, G. M., interpreter British consulate,
Hakodadi
Cowasjee, N. (P. F. Cama & Co.) clerk,
Webster Street
Cowderoy, T. A. (Hall & Holtz) clerk, S. hae. Cowie, Rev. Hugli, missionary, Shanghae Cowie, G., assist. Imp. Mar. Customs, S.hae. Cowper, J. C., shipwright, Whampoa Coxen, A., sub-accountant Chartered Mer-
cantile Bank, Queen's Road Craijer, A. (Bower, H. & Co.) silk inspector,
Shanghae
Crane, Isaac B. (Wetmore, W. & Co.) clerk,
Staunton Street
Craven, J. 11. (De Silver & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Crawford, Rev. T. P., missionary, Shanghao Crawford, Ninian (Lane, C. & Co.) ship-
chandler, &c, Queen's Road Crawford, D. R. (do.) clerk, Queen's Roa Cronin, J., deputy-inspector, C. P. Station Cruz, I. C. de, printer, Wellington Street Cruz, F. A. da (Mello & Co.) clerk, Macao Cruz, E. da (do.) clerk, do.
Crutchitt, Jas. H, clerk,U.S. consulate, C. ton. Cryder, W. Wetmore (Wetmore, C. & Co.)
merchant, Queen's Road
Cucullo, Jose, Spanish consul, Amoy Culbertson, Rev. M. S., missionary, Shanghae Cunha, J. da, clerk, Dockyard
Cunningham, E. (Russell & Co.) mer., S.hae. Cunningham, J. S. (Heard & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Cunningham, Rev. W. G. E., mission., S.bae. Curreem, N. (A. Habibbhoy) clerk, Shanghae Cursetjce. P. (Cawasjee F. & Co.) clerk,
Lyndhurst Terrace
Curserjee, N. (P. F. Cama & Co.) clerk, Amoy Cursetjee, D. (Nathabboy & Co.) clerk,
Stanley Street
Cursetjee, J. (Sapporjee & Co.) merchant,
Graham Street
Cushny, Alexander, merchant, Shanghae Cutter, J. A. B. (A. Heard & Co.) clerk,
Hollywood Road
Dadabhoy, N. (Mody & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Dadabhoy, B. (Sapporjus & Co.) clerk,
Graham Street
Daial, 1. (0. Nathabhoy & Co.) clerk,
Stanley Street
Dallas, Barnes, auctioneer, Shanghae Daly, A. M. (ÍIcard & Co.) clerk, Foochow Dalziel, W. R., ngent for P. & O. Co., S.line. Dana, R. S. (Russell & Co.) clerk, Shanghas |Danenberg, J. clerk, Dockyard
ALPALAMNICAL LIST OF FOLYIK KHALEDEREN.
[Dondo",
Doulinie, Rev. J., missionais, Poochow Dorr, J. W., U.S. consul, Kanagawa | Duruljer, F. (Eduljee F. & Co.) elk., Gough St. [Dotta, Carl (Walker, B. & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd.
Doty, Rev. E.. missionary, Amoy Dougins, R. K., student interpreter British
consulate, Canton
Danenberg, D., apoinecary, 'Queen's Roza Danforth, Rev. A., missionary, Ningpo Dantra, 1. B., surgeon. Gouch Street Darrell, N. B. (8. C. Woodruff') clerk, Q. Rd. Davenport, Arthur, student interpreter Daver, 11. R. (D. & Co.) merchant, Amoy David, S. (Sassoon & Co.) clerk, Shanghao Davies, G. T. (Adamson & Co.) clerk, S.he. Davies, R. B. (Jardine, M. & Co.) clk., S.hae. Douglas, Rev. Carstairs, missionary, Amoy Davis, George. (D. Bros. & Co.) mer., Canton Now, James (D. & Co.) merchant, Shanghac Davis, Henry W. (do.) merchant, Canton Dow, C. H., pilot, Shanghae Davis, T. (P.&O. Co.) boiler-inaker, W. Point Downie, Alex. (Fletcher & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Davis, John (Glatz, L. & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Duyen, Rev. J. T., inissionary, Shanghae Davison, W. (P. & O. Co.) clerk, Shanghae Dreyer, W. (D. & Co.) merchant, Canton Davidson, A. S. (D. Muirhead) clerk, Shanghae Drysdale, T. M (Bower, H. & Co.) elk., S.bae. Dawson, Rev. R., B.A.. missionary, Shanghae Duddell, Henry, auctioneer,. Queen's Road Day, John (J. C. Cooper) blacksmith, W pou. Dudley, Richard (Oriental Bank) clk., S.hae. Deacon, Albert (D. & Co.) merchaut, Macao Duncanson, E. F. (Gilb, L. & Co.) mer.. S.hae. Deacon, J. B. (du.) do.
Dunkley, T. (P.&O. Co.) boatswain, W. Point Deacon, Richard (A. Heard & Co.) clerk, Dunlop, L. G. (Birley, W. & Co.) elk., S.hae.
Hollywood Road
Dunn, Thomas, U.S. consul, Foochow Delano, Wm., Jr. (Russell & Co.) mer,, Q. Rd. Dunn, J. G. (Lindsay & Co.) clerk, Q. Rond De Silver, II. T. (De S. & Co.)sh.-chdl. (absent) Duus, N. (D. & Co.) merchant, and comtnis-
sion agent, Queen's Rond De Silver, R. P. (du.) du. (absent)
Duus, E. 11. (Lindsay & Co.) clerk, Q. Road
De Silver, Geo. P. (do.) do., Queen's Road Do Silver, Frank (do.) do., du. De Silver, Chas. (de ) do,, du.
De Silver, Edwin (do.) do., do.
Eastinck, W. C., dentist, Staunton Street Ebrahim, C. (C., Nathabloy & Co.) elk., C.ton.
Dence, Robr. (Holliday, W. &Co.) elk., C.ton Eça, A. do (Jardine, M. & ̊C, ) clerk Dennis, E. P. (Russell & Sturgis) elk., Manila | Eça, D. A, ď, soda-water maker. Stanley St. Dent, John (Dent & Co.) merchant and mem- Edan, B., French vice-consul, Shanghae
ber of the Legislative Council, Q. Road Edkins, Rev. J., missionary, Shanghae Dent, Henry Win. (do.) merchant, Shanghae Eduljee, M. (P. F. Cama & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Detmaring, C. F. V. (Ellissen & Co.) clerk, Eduljee, B. (E., Framjee Sons & Co.) mut-
chant, Canton
D'Aguilar Street
Devens, R., merchant, Canton Deverin, M.. interpreter French cons., S.hae. Devine, W. H. (Talbot, D. & Co.) shipchand-
ler, Whampoa
Dhallu, E. P. (R. H. Camajce & Co) clerk,
Gough Street Dhunjerbhoy, F. (Mody & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Dhuujeebhoy, P. (P. & D. N. Camajee & Co.)
merchant, Queen's Road Dhunjeeshaw, R. (P. F. Camí & Co.)
Eduljec, H. (do.) merchant, Gough Street Eduljer, F. (F. B. Cama & Co.) merchant,
Wellington Street
Eduljee, Hormusjee (do.) do. Eduljee, Dhunjeebliny (do.) do. Edwards, Thomas, reporter Daily Press, Old
Bailey Street
Edwards, O. E. (Peele, II. & Co.) mier., Manila Edwards, J. L. (Shaw Bros, & Co.) elk, S.har. mer-Egerton, L., Jr. (Fruzar & Co.) elk., Nagasaki |Ellers, Paul (llesse, E. & C.) mer., Canton Dick, Thomas, Chinese interp., Cominissariat Elinstone, C. T. (Sassoon & Cu.) clerk, Dickinson, Chas, A. (Wilkinson & Co.) mer-
chant, Webster Street
chant, Gough Street
Dickinson, Henry (do.) clerk, Shanghae
Kanagawa
Elias, E. (Barnet & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Elles, Jamieson (E. & Co.) merchant, Amoy Dickson, Henry, dispenser Hongkong Dispen-Elliot, J. T. (Dent & Co ) clerk, Shanghae
Elliot, W. H. F. (Ellissen & Co.) clerk,
D'Aguilar Street
sary, Queen's Road
Diers, J. (Oxford & On.) clerk, Canton Dillon, J., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Cus., C.ton. Dimier, Charles, (D. Bros.) merchant, 36
Praya Grande, Macao Dircks, T. (Hirschfeld & Co.) clerk, Swatow Dixson, A. S. (A. Shortrede & Co.) editor & proprietor of China Mail, Old Bailey St. Dobie, A. D, shipchandler, Foochow Dodd, John (Dent & Co.) elork, Queen's Rd. Dolan, W., sailmaker, Queen's Road Donner, T. (l'ustau & Co.) cik., l'ottinger St.
Į
Ellis, D. P. (Heard & Co.) cik., Hollywood R. Ellis, Jas., inspector of markets, Police Station Elmenhorst, T. (Pustau & Co.) clerk, Pot-
tinger Street
Eisinger, A., watchmaker, Queen's Rond Emeny, Williams, sh.-chandler, Wellington St. Encarnação, A. L. du, 2d oflicer Fort William,
harbour
Encarnação, 1. A. de (Lyall, S. & Co.) clerk,
Hollywood Road
1
1 I
I 1
Encarnação, E. A. de (Russell & Co.) clerk, Fitzroy, G. H., commissioner Imperial Mari-
Hollywood Road
Endicott, J. B., merchant, Macuo Eudicott, Henry C., sh.chdl., Pedder's Wharf Endiente, W., commander receiving-ship Ann
Welsh, Woosung
Endicott, John, captain steamer Spark Enscoe, J., surgeon, Seamen's Hospital Erany, C. P. (P. F. Cama & Co.) clerk,
Webster Street
Eschenick, J. W. H. (Smith, K. & Co.)
Queen's Road
Estarico, E., (Tourniere & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Eugster, L. (E., Labhart & Co.) mer., Manila Eusden, Richard, Brit. vice-consul, Hakodadi Evans, J., pilot, Shanghae
Evans, J. H., U.S. consul, Kanagawa Evans, E. H. (Dent & Co.) clerk, Nagasaki Evans, M. P. (Reiss & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Everett, J. H. (Heard & Co.) mer., Canton Ezekiel, E. D. (Sassoon & Co.) clerk, Pedder's
Wharf
Ezekiel, M. (do.) clerk, Nagasaki Ezra, A. S. (do.) clerk, Foochow
Fairbridge, C. W. (Holliday, W. & Co.) clerk,
Manila
Fairley, Francis B., assistant accountant Orien-
tal Bank, Queen's Road Fajard, E. (Pustau & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Falconer, George (D. Lapraik) watchmaker,
D'Aguilar Street
Farnham, Rev. J. M. W, missionary, S.hae. Farr, F. (Astor House) Shanghao Farren, J. W. P., Brit. consul-general, Manila Fay, Miss L. M., missionary, Shanghae Fearon, R. J. (Heard & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Fegan, Henry, senior assistant-surgeon, hos-
pital ship Melville, Harbour Fernandes, J., Bombay Tavern, Queen's Rd. Fernandes, L..J., under bailiff Supreme Court,
Hollywood Road
Fernandes, F., apothecary Military Hospital,
Spring Gardens Fernandes, Luiz usher, Police Court, Holly-
wood Road
Fernandes, B. de S., mer.. Rua Central, Macao Fernandes, Francisco d'Assis, merchant, 48
Praya Grande, Macao
Field, T. (Smith, A. & Co.) clk., D'Aguilar St. Field, R., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Cus., W.poa. Figge, Aug. (Overweg & Co.) mer., Japan Figuereido, J. M. V. de (Heard & Co.) clerk,
Peel Street
Figuereido, H. C. V. (do.) do. Fincham, A. (Reiss & Co.) merchant, Canton Firman, E. M. (Elles & Co.) clerk, Amoy Fischer, Maxn., superintendent P, & O. S.
N. Co., Caine Rond
Fish, Gen, W., surgoon & U.S. consul, Ningpo Fisher, H., pilot, Swatow
Fitzgibbon, M., resident agent Jardine,
theson & Co., Amoy
time Customs, Shangliae Fleming, Rev. T. S., missionary, Ningpo Flowerden, J. G. (Jarvie, T, & Co.) cik, S.hae. Fletcher, Angus (F. & Co.) mer., Q. Koad Fletcher, L., student interpreter British con-
sulate, Yello
Fonseca, Juze M., wine merchant, Ponta da
Rede, Macao
Fonseca, J. A. da (Deacon & Co.) clk., C.ton. Fontanier, M., interpreter to French commis-
sioner, Canton
Forbes, W. H. (Russell & Co.) merchant,
Canton
Forbes, F. B. (do.) clerk, Queen's Road Forbes, William (Birley & Co.) clerk, Canton Forrest, R. J., student interpreter British
consulate, Shanghae
Forth, F. H. A., colonial treasurer, and mem-
ber of the Legislative Council (absent) Torster, John, merchant, Foochow Foster, C., deputy-assistant commissary-gene-
ral, Commissariat, Queen's Road Foster, W. H., Jr. (Russell & Co.) clerk,
Queen's Road
Foulerton, John, M.D., surgeon, Manila Fotheringham, R. (Martin, D. & Co.) clerk,
Manila
Fox, S. C., shipbroker and auctioneer, D'Agu-
ilar Street
Framjee, B. (P. & D. N. Camajee & Co.)
clerk, Queen's Road
Framjee, S. (Eduljee, F. & Co.) elk., Gough St. Framjee, B. (lo.) do.
Frankel, S. (Jurgens & Co.) elk., Queen's Road Francken, J. J. C., student interpreter Ne-
therland consulate, Amoy Francis, Robert (Bull, P. & Co.) mer., S.has. Frazar, Everett (F. & Co.) commission agent,
&c., Shanghae
Frazar, Douglas (do.) do., Japan |Frazer, J. P. M., student interpreter British
consulate, Canton
Freeman, Albert L. (Fogg & Co.) shipchand-
ler, &c., Shanghao Freeman, M. P. (do.) clerk, Shanghae Freire, F., accountant Hongkong Club French, A. D. W. (Wetmore, C. & Co.) clerk,
Kanagawa
French, H. S. (Ker & Co.) clerk, Manila Frewin, H., pilot, Swatow Fulcher, George F. (Benett & L.) clerk, S.hae. Furniss, Miss, milliner, Shanghae
Fussell, R. S. R., merchant, and agent for P.
& O. Co., Foochow
Gailliard, Rev. C. W., missionary, Canton Galton, W. P. (J. Forster) clurk, Foochow Gama, G. A. da (Commercial Bank) clerk,
Lyndhurst Terrace
Gamble, W., printer, Ningpo Ma-Ganjee, A. (C. Nathabhoy & Co.) clk., Stanley
Street
ALEIA
Gardiner, T. E., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Cus., Graham, Robert V. (F., Richardson & Co.)
Shangline
Garretta, E., merchant, Macao
Garret, Miss Mary, milliner, Queen's Road Gassett, Edward, mercluant, Spring Gardens Gauvernier, S. T., U.S. consul, Fouchow Gay, A. O. (E. Gassett) clerk, Spring Gardens Gayley, Rev. S. R., missionary, Shanghae Geary, John, pilot, Shanghae
Gee, W., clerk West India Einigration Asso-
ciation, Wanchi
merebant, Manila
Grahame, R. V. (Findlay, Richardson & Co.)
inerchant, Magila Grand-Pré, Alexander, collector of police and
lighting rates, 722 Gough Street Granert, W. (Walker, B. & Ö.) clerk, Q. Rd. Grant, Rev. Alex., missionary, Ainoy Graves, P. W., commander steamer Cum-fa Graves, Rev. J. K., missionary, Canton Gravereau, A. (Remi, S. & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Gray, Rev. J. H., Brit. con. chaplain, C.con.
Gennelir, Rev. F., missionary, Macao Gerard, John, clerk, Registrar-General's office Gray. Geo. (Tall & H) clerk, Shangbue
.poa. Gray, Alex. (J. C. Cowper) engineer, W. Germann, C. (Jenny & Co.) clerk, Manila Gibb, John D. (G., Livingston & Co.) mer-Green, W. H. (Gilman & Co.) iner., Foochow Green, E. II. (Russell & Sturgis) merchant,
Manila
chant, Aberdeen Street
Gibb, T. A. (do.) absent Gibb, H. B. (do.) merchant, Aberdeen Street Gibb, F. M. (do.) clerk, Aberdeen Street Gibb, W. H. (do.) clerk, Shanghae Gibbon, George, clerk, Duckyard Gibson, Rev. O., missionary, Fuhchau Gibson, James, student interpreter British con-
sulate, Shanghae
Greenshields, W. R. (Martin, Dyce & Co.) mer-
chant, Manila
Gregory, W., first assist., Brit. cons., Foochow Gregory, J. (Glatz, L. & Co.) clerk, Stanley
Street
Green, Rev. D. D., missionary, Ningpo Grew, Henry S. (Russell & Co.) mer., S.hae Grey. Chas. (J. Hooper) clerk, Shanghas Gribble, C. A. (D. Muirhead) engineer, S.hae. Grijs, C. F. M. de, Dutch vice-consul, Amoy
Gifford, George (G. & Co.) mer., Caine Rd. Gifford, Alex. (do.) merchant, Canton Gifford, Patrick (du.) merchant, Canton Giles, Jolin (Watson & Co.)shipchandler, Amoy Groom. F. A. (Arnold & Co.) mer., Nagasaki Gilfillan, James (Fletcher & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. | Griswold, Chas. (Russell & Sturgis) merchant,
Manila Gilman, R. J. (G. & Co.) merchant (absent) Gilmour, D., assistant Imp. Mar. Cus., S.hae. Grosclaude, E. (F. L. Juvet)clk, Queen's Rd.
Grunaer, Thomas, M.D., surgeon, Swatow Gilmartin, J., carriage maker, Manila Gingell, W. R., British consul, Amoy Gubbay, M. S., merchant, Ningpo Glatz, Charles (G., Lammert & Co.) commis- Gubbny, A. M., (D). Sassoon, Sons & Co.) mor-
sion agunt (absent)
chant, Shangho Glover, Geo. B., commissioner Imperial Mari- Guedes, P. 11. (B. II. Pollard) clerk, Q. Road
time Custoins, Canton
Guedes, J., Jr. (Martin & Co.) clerk, Q. RJ. Guichard, A. (G. & Fils) merchant, Manila Guichard, E. (do.) do.
Glover, T. G. (Jardine, M. & Co.) master of
receiving ship Mahmoodie, Poochow Goddard, J. B. student interpreter British
consulate, Canton
Goddard, R. (Fletcher & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Goecking. II.,M.D., medical missionary, Macso Gombert, C. (Reni, S. & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Gomes, F. A. (Dent & Co.) clerk, Peel Street Gomes, Auguste J. (do.) do. Gomes, João B., iner., Prayn Grande, Macao Gonsalvez, C. (Vaucher F.) clerk, Queen's R. Goodrich, E. R. (C. P. Reynalds & Co.)
shipch. & general storekeeper, Shanghae Goomin, W. M. (Blackhead & Co.) storeman,
Queen's Road West
Gordon, W. G. (Bower, H. & Co.) elk., S.bae. Gordon, O. K. (Olyphant & Co.) clerk, 8 ae. Gough, Rev. F. F., missionary, Ningpo. Goularte, J. B., merchant, Maono
Guimaraens, H.E. I. F., Governor of Macao Gunter, W. (Dubied & Co.) clerk, Well. St. Gutierrez, A. O. (P. & O. Co.) clerk, Q. Road Gutierrez, V. (do.) clerk, Queen's Road. Gutierrez, M. (do.) clerk, Queen's Road Gutierrez, S. Č. (do) clerk, do. Gutierrez, R. F. (S. C. Fox) clerk, Wynd. St. Gutierrez, L. J. (Gifford & Co ) clerk, IIolly-
wood Road
Gutierrez, B. A. (Eng Wat & Co ) elk., Amoy Guyther, J. H., accountant Chartered Bank
of India, &c., Shanghae Gutierrez, Q. A. (Russell & Co.) clerk, Wynd-
ham Street
Gutierrez, E. (Mello & Co.) clerk, Macao Gye, J. (Gow & Co.) shipwright, Whampoa.
Gow, David (Harpor & Co.) shipwright, Stan-Haddock, E. (A. Shortrede & Co.) marine re-
ley Stroot
porter, Lyndhurst Terrace Haffonden, John (1£. Bros.) shipchandler, &c.,
Gower, A. A. J., assistant Brit. con,, Yeddo Gower, S. J. (Jardine, M. & Co.) clerk, S.hxe. Graça, F. M. de (Vargas & Co.) clerk, Macao Graça, A. (Lubeck & Co.) clerk, Macao Graça, I., clerk, Ilongkong Olub
Swatow
II ff-nden, W. B. (do,) do, Hagan, Jonu, deputy-inspector of police, Con-
tral Station
I
Hagemeyer, C. (Pustau & Co.) meg. Hagen, C. (do,) clerk, Puttinger Street Hagermark, C., watchmaker, Amoy Hagedorn, Chas., agent, Nagasaki Haight, F. K. (Smith, A. & CC.) clerk, D'Agui-
lar Street
Hall, Edward (H. & Holtz) shipchandler,
Shanghae
Hall, J. A., clerk Chief Magistrate's Office Hall, Rev. W. N., missionary, Shanghae Hall, S. P. (H. & Co.) shipwright, Spring
Gardens
Hall, W. A., pilot, Shanghae Hallam, J. B. (Reiss & Co.) mercht., Canton Hallpike, J., sub-editor North China-Herald,
Shanghae
Halsey, J. S., tidewaiter, Imperial Maritime
Customs, Swatow
Halsted, C. E., pilot, Shanghae Hamilton, R. F. (Jardine, M. & Co.) tea in-
spector, Shangnae Hammond, Fred. (C. Jameson) clerk, Caine
Road
Hazeland, P. Lunes, solicitor, D'Aguilar Street Heard, Augustine (H. & Co.) mer, (absent) fleard, John (d..) merchant, Caine Roud Heard, Augustine, Jr. (do.) mer. (absent) Heard, A. F. (do.) merchant, Shanghae Heaton, G. H., marine surveyor, Elgin Street Hedge, E. G. (H. & Co.) storekeeper, F.chow. Hedge, T. B. (do.) do.. do.
Heermann, L., watchmaker, Queen's Road Heiberg, C. W. (Jurgens & Co.) clerk, W.poa. Heinsen, R. (Siemssen & Co.) mercht., S.bae. Lieinemann, Fritz, merchant, Shelley Street Helbling, J. O. (Smith, K. & Co.) clk., S.hne. Helland, George J. (J. Burd & Co.) merchant,
Queen's Road
Hepburn, J. C., M.D, surgeon, Japan Henderson. J., commander receiving-ship
Swallow, Woosung' Henderson, Jas. (MacDougall & Co.) engineer,
Spring Gardens
Henderson, R. G., tide waiter Imp. Mar. Cus.,
Swatow
Henderson, F. (Jarvie, T. & Co.) clerk, S.hav. Henderson, J., M.D., surgeon, Shanghae
fenderson, G., agent, Yokohama Henderson, W. J. (Úibb, L. & Co.) clerk,
Aberdeen Street
Hammond, J. L., assistant Imperial Maritime
Custums, Swatow Hanbury, T. (Bower. II & Co.) mer., 8.bae. Hance, H. F., British vice-consul, Whampoa Hancock, A. (Tait & Co.) tea-inspector, Amuy Hanna, John (Dent & Co.) clerk, ShangbaeHerjeebhoy, S., merchant, Lyndhurst Terrace Hannen, C., assist. Linp. Mar. Cus, Shanghae Henry, G., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Cus., Swatow Hanssen, H. P. (Dent & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Ilerrmann, M. (Tilison, H. & Co.) mer., Manila Happer, Rev. A. P., M.D., missionary, Canton Ilesse, Theodor (H., Ellers & Co.) mer., C ton. Hardy, H. W. (Birley, W: & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Hewlett, A. R., student interpreter British
consulate, Foochow Hare, John J, clerk, Dockyard Hargreaves, Wm., merchant, Shanghae Heymann, A. (Reimer & Co.) mer., Shanghae Harkort, B. (H. & Co.) merchant, Shanghae Higson, John (Jardine, M. & Co.) clk., E. Point Harley, Alex. (D. Lapraik) watchmaker, Hill, C. E. (Fogg & Co.) clerk, Shanghae
D'Aguilar Streat
Hindmarsh, Andrew, engineer, Dockyard Harmon, J., pilot, Shanghae
Hirschfelt, T. (II. & Co.) merchant, Swatow Harper, Geo. (II. & Co.) shipwrigh (absent) Hitchcock, E. A. (Olyphant & Co.) clk., Q. Rd. Harper, Patrick R., Commercial Bank, Queen's Ilitzeroth, Gustav (Carlowitz &Co.) clk., C.ton.
Itoad
Hobson, B. S. (Sinith, K. & Co.) clk., S.bae. Ilobson, Rev. John, M.A., chaplain Trinity
Church, Shangbae
Harrison, E. (Blain, Tate & Co.) silk-inspector,
Shanghae
Harrison, E., tidewaiter, Imporial Maritime
Customs, Whampoa
Harris, W. A., turnkey, jail
Harris, Townsend, U.S. minister, Yeddo Harsant, F. M. (Bowra & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Hart, Robert, deputy commissioner Imperial
Maritime Customs, Canton
Hart, G., turnkey, jail
Hart, W. (H. & Co.) merchant, Ningpo Hart, G. M., (do.) do., do. Hartmann, U. W. (Buurjau, II. & Co.) clark,
Queen's load
Hartwell, Rev. C., nússionary, Fonchow Hartwell, Rev. J. B., missionary, Shanghao Ilaskell, F. H., (T. Iluut & Co.) U.S. consular
agont, Whampoa
Ilawke, Richard F., clerk, Dockyard Hayeman, A., M.D., surgeon, Amoy llayos, A. A., Jr. (Olyphant & Co.) elk., S.hac.'
Hodgson, C. P., British consul, Hakodadi,
(absent)
Hogg, A. G. (Turner & Co.) clerk, &. Road Hogg, James (1. Bros.) merchant, Shanghae 1logg, E. J. (da.) merchant, do. Holliday, John, (H., Wise & Co.) mer., (absent) Ilollingworth, H. G. (Shaw Bros. & Co.) mer-
chaut, Shanghae
|Holme, R. (P. & O. Co.) clerk, West Point
Holines, T. M., ageut, Yokohaina
Holmes, Goo., shipbroker, Wellington Street Holmes, Rev. J. L., missionary, Shangha Holmes, T. H, pilot, Shanghao
Holt, II. F. W., student interpreter British
consulate. Foochow
Holtz, A. (Unll & H.) shipchandler, Shanghne 1lomershain, J., jail turnkey, 11ollywood Rd. |Hooper, H. J. (Ilcard & Ou.) clerk, Yoko-
hama, Japan
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF FOREIGN
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Hooper, Jama, Hooper, T. (Jardine, M. & Co.) chief officer 11ýstup, W. (Gibb, 1. & Co.) eleri:, Shanghac
Banshee, Swatow
Ibrahim, Indian interpreter, harbour master's
office
Hope, C. S. (Jardine, M. & Co.) elk., S.hae. Horgan, John (McKenzie & Co.) clk., S. bac. Hormusjee, F. (P. F. Cama & Co.) mer., S.har. Hormusjee, B. (Cawasjee Palanjec & Co.)
clerk, Lyndhurst Terrace Hormusjce, R. (Mody & Co.) mer., Canton Hossamjee, N. (Sapporjee & Co.) clerk,
Graham Strect
Hotchkin, D. Sosto, post-office Houstoun, R. A. (Jardine, M. & Co.) clerk,
East Point
How, A. J. (Johnson & Co.) merchant, S hae. How, E. 11. (Adamson & Co.) tea insp., F.chow. Howard, A. (H. & Co.) com, agent, &c., S.hae. Howard, (M. S. Gubbay) clerk, Ningpo Howard, Willian, clerk, Dockyard Howard, A. W., merchant, Nagasaki Howard, William, manager Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, Shanghae Howard, Heury, assistant acct. (ilo,) do. Ilowell, Wm. G. (Barnet & Co.) merchant,
Shanghao
Howell, T. F. G. (do.) merchant, Yokohama Ilowell, Alfred (Wilkinson & Co.) elk., S.hae. Hubbard, H. (Dent & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Hubbell, Rev. E., missionary, Shanghe Hubener, C. A. (Bourjuu, H. & Co.) mer-
chant, Queen's Road Hluboner, E. (do.) clerk, do. Hubert, M., interp, French Legation, S.hae. Hudson, A. R. (Gilman & Co.) clerk, Aber-
deen Street
Hudson, C. W. (do.) clerk, Shanghae Hudson, J. H. (Davidson & Co.) elk.. Ningpo Hudson, J. T. (Gibb, L. & Co.) clerk,
Inglis, A. L., harbour master, marine magis-
trate, and emigration officer Innes, J. (Lindsay & Co.) clerk, Fuhchau Innes, H. R. (Lindsay & Co) clerk, Shanghau Innocent, Rev. J., missionary, Shanghae Inslee, Rev. E. B., Jissionary, Ningpo Irwin, Rev. J. J., col. chaplin, [[ospital Hill Isaac, Ezra (Sassoon & Co.) clerk, Canton
Jack, Richard J., surgeon, Stanley Street Jack, John (J. Laumont) carpenter, East Point Jacob, Gustav (Siemssen & Co.) clerk, S.hue. Jamsetjee, D. (Metta & Co ) clerk. Shanghae Jackson, E. (Ker & Co.) clerk, Queen's Road Jameson, Charles, inerchant, Caine Roul Jamsetjee, L. (P. F. Cama & Co ) mer., Q. RA. Jamsetjee, F. (P. & D. N. Camajce & Co )
clerk, Queen's Road Jamsojev, L. (P. F. Cama & Co.) merchant,
Webster Street Jardine, Joseph (J., Matheson & Co.) iner-
chant (absent)
Jariline, Robert (du.) merchant, (absent) Jardine, R. (Ker & Co.) inerchant, Manila Jarman, Jas., acting superintendent of police,
central station
Jarvie, R. (J. Thorburn & Co.) mert., S.hae. Jauncey, H. W. (J., Matheson & Co.) master
receiv.ng-ship Mukamoodie, Fochow Jeffrey, James (A. Shartresle & Co.) printer,
Old Bailey Street Jenkins, Freil, inter. U S. Consulate, S.he. Aber-Jenkins, A. (Wetuore, A. & C. ) clerk, S.hue. deen Street
|Jenkins, Rev. H., D.D., missionary, Ningpo Iluson, Rev. T. II., missionary, Ningpo Jenny, F. (Jenny & Co.) merchant, Manila Hueser, T. A. (Reynvaan & Co.) clerk, Old Jesus, J. A de (Turner & Co,) rik.. Shelley St.
Bailey Stroot
Jesus, J. Et, dù (Harper & Co.) clerk, Cush- Huffum, F. S., elk. to chief-justice, sup. court rane Street Hughes, P., interp. British consulate, Ningpo Jesus, A, F'. (du.) do. Hughes, Geo, assist. Imp. Mar. Cus., Cautou Jesus, Jozo de, mercht., Rua de Prata, Macao Hulsz, J II. N. (Peters & Co.) Manila Jesus, J. Victor (J. C. Cowper) elk., Whampoa Hume, Thomas (Fogg & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Jesus, J. (J. J. Braga) assist, aputh., Q. Rd. Ilume, G., tidewaiter, Imp. Mar.Cus., Cton Johannes, S. P., merchant, Canton Humphrey, G. (J. Lamont) engineer, Aberdeen Johnstone, It. (Findlay, R. & Co.) elk., Manila Hunt, W. H. (Gibb, L. & Co.) clerk, Aber-John, Rev. Griffith, missionary, Shanghac
deen Street
IIunter, Thomas, M.D., surgeon, Amoy llunter, W. C, merchant, and French vice-
consul, Rua Central, Macao Huntington, E. 11. M. (A. Heard & Co.)
clerk, Queen's Road
Hurst, J. II., usher, supremo court Hurst, Mrs., milliner, Pottinger Street Hutchison, W. (Turner & Có) mer, (ubsont)| Hatton, Rev. 8., missionary, Cmton Hyatt, T. H., U. S. consul, Amoy Hiyatt, T. II., Jr., interpretar (do.) do, Hyndman, H. (Duus & Co ) clerk, Peel
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Johnson, W. (P.&O. Co.) engineer. West Point Juhusun, A. jail turnkey, Hollywood Road Jobuson, F. B. (J. & Co.) mer., Aberdeen St. Johnson, C. T. (do.) clerk, Alverdeen Street Johnson, Rev. J., missionary, Swatow Johnson, Philip, (Pogg & Co.) clerk, S.line. [Johnson, E., tidewaiter, Imp. Mar. Cus., C. tom. Johnston, A. R. (Tait & Củ.) merchant, Amoy Jones, Miss C. E., missionary, Sianghao Jones, Miss E. G., do,, do.
Jones, Charles M., M.1)., surgeon, Amoy
Jones, Daniel, London Tavern, Queen's Road St.Jones, John, missionary, Ningpo
F I
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Jones, Rev. James, Daily Press, Old Bailey St. Jones, C. Treasure, 2d assistant British con-
sulate. Shanghine
Jones, K. K., chief officer Mahamoodie, F.chau. Joost, A. (Siemssen & Co.) clerk, Shanghao Jordan. V. P., bill-broker, Shanghae Jorgé Jozé (J. & Co.) merchant, Macao Jorgé, A. (do.) do.
Jorge, II. (Mercantile Bank) clerk, Q. Road Joseph, L. A., (Sassoon & Co.) clerk, S.hne. Jukes, M. P. (Jardine, M. & Co.) elk., East Pt. Jurgens, H. (J. & Co.) storekeeper, Q. Road Just, T. (Jenny & Co.) clerk, Manila Juvet, F Louis, watclimaker, Queen's Road Juvet, Chas. E. (F. L. Juvet) do.
Kahn, Julius (Reiss & Co.) merchant, S.hae. Kaikhosrow, F. (F. B. Cama & Co.) clerk,
Wellington Street
Kane, William, M.D., physician, Queen's Road Karuth. J., shipchandler, Manila
Kassumali, F. H. (Jafferbhoy & Co.) clerk,
Shanghae
Keenan, James, U.S. consul, Elgin Terrace Keith, Rev. C., missionary, Shanghae Kemp, James, teacher, St Andrew's School,
Staunton Street
Kemp, H. B. (C. Jameson) clerk, store-ship
Circassian, Harbour Kemptner, W., commission agent, Yokaharaa Kentwell, R. II., Army & Navy Hotel, Q. Rd. Kenward, R., druggist, Whanipoa Keppell, George A, commander receiving-ship
Ariel, Woosung
Kerr, C., Imperial Hotel, Shanghae Kerr, G., M.D., missionary, Canton
Jar Street
Kroes, Theodore (Dimier Bros. & Co.) mer-
chant, Shanglao
Krone, Rev. R., missionary, Macao Krüger, 11. (Siemssen & Co.) clerk, Foochow
Lacy, Peter (Fogg & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Ladendorff, L., principal foundling hospital,
West Point
Laen, Peter, master mariner, Old Bailey St. Lafond, A. (Vaucher F.) clerk, Queen's Road Lnfond, Fritz (De Silver & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Laidlaw, James, Jr. (Bower, H. & Co.) clerk,
Shanghae
Laidrich, Edward (F. L. Juvet) watchmaker,
Shanghae
Laleaca, C. D. (P. F. Camo & Co.) clerk,
Shanghae
Lambert, J. W. (P. & O. Co.) clerk, Woodville
Cottage
Lambert, R. C. (do.) clerk, Queen's Road Lambert, Albert G. (Collyer & L.) shipwright,
Shanghae
Lammert, G. R. (Glatz, L. & Co.) commission
agent, Stanley Street Lamond, William, agent'Oriental Bank, S.hae. Lamont, John, shipwright, East Point and
Aberdeen
Lambuth, Rev. J. W., missionary, Shanghae Lança, E. L., merchant, Macao Lane, T. A. (L., Crawford & Co.) shipchandler,
(absent)
Lane, William (do.) Queen's Road Lapraik, Douglas, watchmaker, D'Aguilar St. Lapraik, Jolin. (do.) clark, (absent) Larken, T. L. (Jardine, M. & Co.) clerk,
(absent)
Keswick, W. (Jardine, M. & Co.) elk., Japan Latham, O. (Fussell & Co.) clerk, Foochow Kettels, P., tavern-keeper, Queen's Road West Latimer, N. (Smith, K. & Co ) clerk, S.hae. Killmann, Chas. (Alisch & Co.) mer., Macao Lattey, J. S., watchmaker, Manila Kimball, O. 11. (Fogg & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Laurie, P. F. (Jardline, M. & Co.) clk., E. Pt. King, W. D. (Smith, A. & Co.) clerk, D'Agui- Lavers, E. H. (Gilman & Co.) clerk, S.hue. Lawrence, F. W. (Bull, P. & Co.) mer., (absent) King, C. J. (Chapinan, J. & Co.) mer., 3.hac. Lawrence, G. R. (do.) assist.. Spring Gardens King, D., Jr. (Russell & Co.,) clerk, Q. Road Lay, H. N., inspector-general Imperial Mari- King, W. E., 2d asst. British consulate, Amoy time Custning, Shanghae King, Richard, (Dent & Co.) chief officer Lay, W. H., 1st assist. Brit. consulate, Amoy
Hamilton, Swatow
Laycock, Henry (Dent & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Lea, Rev. W. K, missionary, Amoy Ledermann, H. (Bovet Bros.) mercht., Canton Leembruggen, J. W. (Russell & Co.) clerk,
Shanghae
King, W., issuer inilitary stores, Queen's Rd. Kingsmill, Henry, B.A., acting attorney ge-
neral, Queen's Road
Kjer, H. (J. Burd & Co.) clerk, Queen's Rd. Kinnear, W. B. (Smith, K. & Co. Jelk, F.chow. Kirby, E. C., manager, llongkong dispensary,
Shanghac
Kirby, W. (Jardine, M. & Co.) elk., E. Point Kleckowski, Comte, secretary of French Le.
gation, Shanghae
Leombruggen, F. (do.) clerk, do. Lefebvre, L. (Remi, S. & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Legge, Rev. James, D.D., missionary, and pas-
tor of Union Chapel, Mission House Legrand, L. (V. Freres & Co.) watchinaker
and storekeeper, Shanghae Klockowski, C., asst. Imp. Mar. Cus., S.hae. Leigh, A., clerk, Dry Dock Co., Amoy Knoop, F. (K. & Co.) shipchandler, Shanghae Leighton. H. (Benett & L.) mer., Shanghae Knowlton, Rev. M. J., missionary, Ningpo Leiria, Antonio, clerk post-office Koop, C. (Blackhead & Co.) clerk, Whampoa Leiria, H. A. (Fletcher & Co.) clerk, Welling- Koopmanschap, C. (K. & Bosnian) merchant,
San Francisco
ton Street
Lemaire, Chas. (Remi, S. Co.) olk., Shanghae
RESIDENTS.
FOREIGN - OF Lemann, 11. B. (Ullmân & C06.) čierk, "Khera Mačkiced, 11, 1
deen Street
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Macaulay, J. B., agent, Yokohama Lémann, Wm. (do.) clerk, Aberdeen Strest | Macdonald, J. (Harper & Co.) shipwright, Lent, R. J., (Watson & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Queen's Road West Lent. J. L. (Gilman & Co.) clerk, Foochow Macdonald, J., stud. interp. Brit. cons., Yeddo Leonard, J. K., assist., Imp. Mar. Cus, Canton Macdouall, John, sub-tnanager, Oriental Bauk, Lessler, P. (McKenzie & Co.) clerk., S.hae. Queen's Road Levy, Alex. (J. W. Lewis) clerk, Shanghae Levy, John (do.) clerk, do." Levy, H. M., clerk harbour-master's office Levysolin, A. C. (Oxford & Co.) mer, C.ton. Lewer, R., M.D., surgeon, Whampoa Lewis, H. C., deputy-assistant-commissary- general, Commissariat, Queen's Road Lewis, J. W., merchant, Shanghae Limjee, D. (P. F. Cama & Co.) mer, Amoy! Linstead, T. G. (Lindsay & Co.) mer., Q Rd. Linstrom, Henry B, (L. & Co.) lumber mer.,
Spring Gardens
Macdougall, K. (M. & Co.) engineer, Spring
Gardens Macfarlane, M. (J. Lamont) clerk, East Point Macgowan, Rev. J., inissionary, (absent) Machado, J. (Eilissen & Co.) elk., D'Aguilar St. Machado, F. G., sorter post offce Machado, F., clerk, colonial secretary's office Mackenzie, Č. J. (Jardine, M. & Co.) chief
officer receiving-ship Pathfinder, Amoy Mackenzie, J. J., (Dent & Co.) mer., (absent) Mackenzie, D. W. (M. & Co.) merchant,
Hollywood Road Mackenzie, J. (M. & Co.) shipchand!., S.bae. Mackenzie, David, (do.) do., Shanghae Mackenzie, K. R., merchant, Nagasaki Mackenzie, Rev. H. L., missionary, Amoy ins-Mackey, George, sub-manager Chartered Bank of India, &c., Queen's Road Mackellar, John, manager, Chartered Bank of
Little, Arch. J. (Siemssen & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Little, F., Prince of Wales tavern, Q. Rd. W. Livingston, J. (Gibb, L. & Co.) clerk, Canton Llewellyn, J., surgeon, Ningpo Lloyd, John, (Jardine, M. & Co.) tea
pector, Amoy
Lloyd, Percy, (Dent & Co.) clerk, Canton Loffelt, J. P. van (Olyphant & Co.) cik., Q. Rd. Loney, Nicholas, British vice-consul at Iloilo,
Phillipine Islands
Lopes, Pedro, (P. & O. Co.) clerk, Q. Road Lopes, J. (W. O. Hunter) clerk, Rua Central,
Macao
Lopes, Maximiano, (Silva & Co.) elk., Macao Lopes, E. (Jorge & Co.) inerchant, Macao Lord, Rev. E. O., missionary, Ningpo Lording, W., clerk, harbour master's office Louis, Rev. W., missionary, Macao Loup, P. (Vaucher, F.) clerk, Queen's Road Loureiro, Pedro (Dent & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Loureiro, Joze (do.) agent, Kanagawa Love, J, Jr., (Üllett & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Low, Robert A. (A. Shortrede & Co.) clerk,
Old Bailey Street Lowe, R., tidewaiter, Imp. Mar. Cus., W.poa. Lowcock, H. (Gibb, L. & Co.) elk., Foochow Lowndes, R. W. (Russell & S.) clk., Manila Lubeck, L. A.. merchant, Rua Central, Macao Lubz, T. (Eugster, L. & Co.) clerk, Manila Lucksinger, F. (Jenny & Co.) clerk, Manila Luce, W. H. (Dent & Co.) clerk, Foochow Ludlam, J. S., tidewaiter, Imperial Maritime
Customs, Whampon Luna, M. (Tourniere & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Luson, T. G., assistant Imp. Mar. Cos., C.ton Luyken, H. J., (Holliday, Wise & Co.)
manager, Manila
Lyall, George (L., Still & Co.) mer., (absent) Lyons, Harry, M.D., med. practitioner, Stanley
Street
Macandrew, James (Jardine, M. & Co.) mor-
chant, East Point
Macandrew, R. A. (do,) clerk, East Point
India, Australia, and China, Shanghas Macklellan J. W., acting, manager, dv., Q. Rd. Mackey, James, emigration inspector, Canton Maclay, Rev. R. S., missionary, Ponchow Maclean, David, assistant accountant Oriental
Bank, Queen's Road Maclean, Geo. F. (Lyall, S. & Co.) mer., Q. Rd. |Maclean, J. L. (Adamson & Co.) mer., Schne. Maclean, Morgan (Bull, P. & Co.) elk., S.hae. Maclean, II. C. (Jardine, M. & C.) elk., S.hac. Maclean, Thos. (J. C. Cowper) engir., W.poa. Maclean, P. (Turner & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Maclean, W. S. (Dow & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Maclean, II. A., pilot, Shanghae Macleod, M. A. (Jardine, M. & Co.) mer-
chant, Foochow Macleod, J. (J. C. Cowper) shipwright, W.poa. Macleod, Neil (Smith, B. & Co.) cik., Manila MacMurdo, R., marine survr., Hollywood Rd. MacNair, J. A. (Smith, K. & Co.) clk, S.lne. Maconechy, M. (Ker & Co.) clerk, Manila Macpherson, A., assist. Imp. Mar. Cus., C.ton. Macpherson, A. J., agent, Yokohama Magniac, Herbert St L. (Jardine, M. & Co.)
clerk, (absent) Mahome, M. (Nursey, K. & Co.)mer., S.hne. Mahomed, R. (Ebrahim & Co.) elk., Gage St. Maine, Samuel(Fletcher & Co.) clk., Yokohama Mainprise, W. B., paymaster, Princess Char-
lotte, Hongkong harbour Maitland, R. K. (Turner & Co.) clerk, C.ton. Major, R. O., silk-broker, Shanghae Malcolm, J. W. (J. Forster) clerk, Foochow Malherbe, L. (Remi, S. & Cie.) clerk, S.hae. Maltby, J., public ten-iospector, Shanghas Man, J. L. (Barnet & Co.) merchant, S.has. | Mar, -, pilot, Swatow
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Margil, F. A. (Johnson & Co.) clerk, Aber- Midler, J_J. (Jyovie, T. & Co.) clerk S.hse. Miller, R., neting accountant Commercial deen Street
Bank of India, Shaughne Marçal, II. (Smith, K. & Ca.) elk.. Shelley St. I Margesson, H. D. (M & Co ) wer., Canton | Mills, Miss Jane, milliner, Queen's Rond Markwick, R., assist Imp. Mar, Cus,, C.ton |Mills, Rev. C. R., missionary, Shangha
Mills, T (Overweg & Co.) clerk, Shanghac Marques, P., clerk, 6 Rua da St. Macao Marques, C. (Stephenson & Co.) clerk, Gutz-Milne, W. C., interpreter British consulate,
laff Street
Marques, Pio, elk. col. sec. office, Old Bailey St. Marques, Claudino, clerk, pulice rates office Marques, C. V., clerk
Marques, D. &. (Hunt & Co.) elk., Whainpos Marshall, H. (Fletcher & Co ́) clerk, Canton] Martin, W. (Finlay, Richardson & Co.)
merchant, Manila
Martin, Rev. C. R., missionary, Foochow Martin, J. P., Commercial Hotel, Q. Rond Martin, Frederick L. (M. & Co.) storekeeper,
Queen's Road
Masson, Ed. (Fussell & Co.) clerk, Foochow Matheson, C. S., deputy-commissioner Im-
perial Maritime Customs, Whampoa Maxwell, William, agent British West India
Enigration, Hospital Hill
Foochow
Miraula, A. J. de (Mello & Co.) elk., Macno Mitchell, F. W., assistant postmaster-general,
Queen's Road
Mitchell, Thomas, pilot, Shanghae Mitchell. Henry W. (Ker & Co.) elk., Manila Mitchell, W. II., assist, magistrate, (absent) Mody R. (Metta & Co.) merchant, Shanghae Möller, Julius (Siemssen & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Moilah, M. M. (Dauver & Co.) clerk, Amoy Moncreiff, T. (M.. Grove & Cu.) mer., S.liae. Mougan, James, Brit. acting consul, Tientsin Manory, A., chancellor French consulate, S.bae. Montague, II., signal officer, Victoria Peak Monteiro, J X. (P. & O. Co.) clerk, S.hac. Mooney, J. K.. pilot, Shanghae Moore, M. G. (Russell & Co.) clerk, Foochow Moore, B. P. (Phillips, M. & Co.) mer., (abs.) Moore, J. (do.) clerk, Manila Moore, M. (do.) clerk, Queen's Road
May, P.. assistant Imp. Mar. Cas., Shanghae May, Charles, superintendent of police and
coroner, central police station Mayers. W. S. F., interpreter to Allied Com-Mural, N. Cañete, cousul-general for Spain,
missioners. Canton
Mende, H., weigher, Imp. Mar. Cus., Canton Meadows, Thomas Taylor, acting British con-
sul, Shanghue
Meadows, John A. T., interpreter British
cunsulate, Shanghae
Macho
Morgan, Alexander H. (J. O. Cowper) ship-
wright, Whampoa
Morgan, C. H. (P. & O. Co.) storekeeper,
West Point
Morrice, T. (M., Behncke & Co.) shipwright,
Shanghae
Mechain, E. de, French consul, Manila Mecham, . S., (Ellis & Co.) clerk, Amay Medburst, W H., British consul, Foochow Mejaness, B. de (Reynyaan & Chabert) clerk,
Old Bailey Street Meller, II. (Lane, C. & Co ) clerk, Ql. Road Melling, Robert, bontswain, &c., Naval Yard Mello, A. A. de (M. & Co,) mei chant, Macao Mendosjer, E. (F. 15_Cama & Co.) elk., C.ton. Menke, J. (Pustau & Co.) merchant, Canton Mercer, T., col, ser, and member of the legis-Moul, Gen. (M. & Co.) merchant, (absent)
Moul, J. (du.) clerk, Canton
Morison, J. (Jardine, M. & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Morrison, G. S., British consul, Nagasaki Morrison, M. C., British consul, Tang-chow Morrison, Rev. W. T., missionary, Ningpa Morrison, Alexandler (Jardine, M. & Co.)
lat ve council, Hollywund Road Merryweather, F., pilot, Amoy Mestern, C. J. (Siemssen & Co.) elk., Canton Metta, S. M. (M. & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Meveety, J., Nenesis Tavern, Queen's Rd. W. Meyer, J. (Pustau & Co.) clerk, Canton Meyer, E. (lo.) clerk, Pittinger Street Meynard, 11. (M., Cousin & Co.) iner., Shae. Michie, A. (Lindsay & Co.) mer.. Yokohama Michell, G. N. (Philips, Moore & Co.) mer-
chant, Manila Middleton, J. T., student interpreter British
consulate, Shanghae Midwood, T. W., assistant commissary-gene-
ral, Commissariat, Queen's Rond Milbourne, O. P., merchant, Swatow Milisel, J., morelmant, Amoy
Milisch, C. (Dreyer & Co,) clerk, Canton
chief aflicer Banshee, Swatow Mosus, E. M. S. (M. & Co.) clerk, Shanglio Mottivalla, R. P. (Colul & Co.) merchant,
Hollywood Road
Moule, Rev. G. E., missionary, Ningpo Mouritzan, W. (J. Elles & Co.) mer., Amoy Muir, J., (Olyphant & Co.) clerk, Foochow Muirhead, Rev. W., missionary, Shanghao Muirhead, J., merchant, Shangho Muirhead, D., shipwright, Shaughne Muller, 11., clirunometer & watchinaker, S.hae. Muncherjee, R. (P. F. Cama & Co.) clerk,
Welister Street Manche jee, D. (do.) do. Muncherjee, B. (F. B. Cama & Co.) clerk,
Wellington Street
Murray, Henry (A. Wilkinson & Co.) mer-
chant, Shinghao
Murray, John Ivor, M.D., col. Bure., Elgin Ter. Murray, A. P., master barque Joha Adam,
Hongkong harbour
FOREION RESIDENTS ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
Dailu
PE police station
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nuisances, central
| Otto, Gustav (16-olag & Co ) ebak, Amoy
Murray, 6. W. (hiney & Boyama G. Murrow, Y. J., editor and proprieťov
Press Old Bailey Street Myburgh, F. G., interp. Brit. cons., Nagasaki | Ontora, J.M. (dinding, M. & Anjelk.di. Point Overbeek, Gusty (Dent & Co.) clerk, Q2. 1d.
Nachtrich, H. (Buissonet & Cn.) clerk, S.hae. Overweg, C. W. (0. & Co.) merchant and
Prussian vice-consul, Shinghae Narice, R. (C, Nathukhov & Có,) ellt., Schne, |
Narice, V. (Ebrahim & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Owen, R. C. R., barrister, Queen's Road Napier, Geo. (Finne, C. & Co.) clark, Canton Owen, J. (Turner & Co,) clerk, Canton Neal, W. & (Blackhead & Co.) clerk. . Rd. Oxford, Joseph (12, & 0. Co.) m. r., (nhsent) Neale, E. St John. secretary of British Lega- Ozorio, C. A., Jr. (Lyall, S. & Co.) clerk,
Gough Street
tion, Shanghao
Neave, T. D. (Smith, K. & Co.) mer., Q. Rd. Ozorio, C. J., (Dent & Co.) clk,, Cochrane St. Neilson, A. B., Jr. (Olyphant & Co.) mer-Palmer, II. N. (Peele, H. & Co.) mer.. Manila
chant. Fonchow
Neilson, W. (do.) clerk, Canton Neves, T., soda-water maker, Stanley Street Nevis, Rev. J. L., missionary, Ningpo Nevin, Rev J. C. missionary, Canton Newman, W. (Gilman & Co.) tea insp., C.ton. Newman, J. B., apothecary, Shanghae
Parizot, L. (Siemsson & Co.) clerk, Q. Road l'arker, Montgomery D., secretary Dry Dock
Co., Amoy
Parker, E. F. (Heard & Co.) mer., Caine Rd. Parker, E., Ath.on llotel, Queen's Road hos-Parker, Rev. 11. M., missionary, Shanghae
Parkes, Harry S., Chinese secretary, Tientsin
or Single
pital and dispensary, Shanghae Nishet, T. (D. W. Mickenzie & Co.) clerk,
Hollywood Road
Nissen, W. (Siemsson & Co.) mer., Q. Road Nissen, Fred. (ân.) clerk, do. Nivoy, F. (Reynvaan & Chabert) clerk, Q. Rd. Noble, Henry (Agra & U.S. Bank) elk., Q Rd. Noble, J. (D. Lapraik) watchm., D'Aquilar
Street
Noronha, Delfino, printer, Oswald's Terrace Noronha, Henrique (Oriental Bank) clerk, du. Noronha, Joze (do,) clerk, do, Noronha, F., apothecary lock hospital Norris, G. A. F. (MacEwen & Co.) ship
Parkes, Rev J S., missionary, Canton Parkill, T., tidewater, Imp. Mar. Cus., S.tow. Parkin, W. W. (Olyphant & Co.) mer., Q. Rd. Parr, E. (Tillson, II. & Co.) mer., Manila Parry, Francis (Birley & Co.) tea insp., C.ton. Pascoal, J. P. (G. Nye) clerk, Marao Partridge, Daniel, merchant, Ninepo Paselig, C. J. (P. & Co.) merchant, and Patell, M. C. (Metta & Co.) elk,, Well. Struct Paterson, D., carpenter, Dry Dock Co., Amoy Paterson, Wm. (J. C. Cooper) inoulder. W.poa. Paterson, J. (Tait & Co.) clerk, Amoy
Prussian consul, Amoy
chandler, &c., Queen's Road Notley, A. Franke, clerk, B. Engra, Q. Rondayne, W. N., 24 assist. Brit. cons., Catton Noyer, F. (Remi, S. & Co.) clerk, Shangharcarce. Jas. W. (II. Duddell) clerk, (2. Road Nusserwanjer, C. (Metta & Co.) merchant, Pearson, J. B (Russell & Sturgis) elk., Manila
Pearson, F.. shipchandler, Shanghie
Wellington Street
Nye, Gideon, Jr., merchant, and U.S. consul,
64 Rua Central, Macno
Olindya, J. (Moses & Co.) clerk, Shanghne O'Brien, T., Victoria Hotel, Queen's Road O'Brien, C., turnkey, jail
O'Callaghan, F. T. (Jardine, M. & Co.) clerk,
East Point
Odell, J. (Olyphant & Co.) clerk, Foochow Odell, T. Š. (Jardine, M. & Co.) tea inspector,
Canton
Ogilvie, John (Ker & Co.) clerk, Manila Oliviera, A. F. d' (Olyplant & Co.) elk., Q. Rd. Olyphant, W. M. (Olyphant & Co,) iner., Shar Oppert. 1. (0 & Co.) merchant, Shanghae Oppert, II. (do.) do,
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Pedder, Frederick (Tait & Co.) clerk, Amoy Pedder, W. H., interpreter Brit, cons,, C.ton.
Peddler, J. (do,) clerk, Auny
Peel, 11 S., Shamrock Tavern, Queen's Road
Peet, Rev. L. B., missionary, Poochow
Foochow
Peirce, G. 11. (Peele, 11. & Co.) elk., Manila l'emerton, 11. G. (Adamson & Co.) clerk, Pendleton, J. O., pilot, Shanghar Perceval, Hon. A. (Jardine, M. & Co.) mer-
chant, East Point
Pereira, BA.. 12 Largo da Sé, Macao Pereira, I. P., postmaster, Macao Pereira, B. (Russell & Co.) clerk, Ponchow Pereira, M., mer., 17 Rua dos Cullus, Macao Pereira, J. C. (Mello & Có.) clerk, Macao Pereira, J. 1. (Lindsay & Co.) ell, Elgin St.
ereira, J. V., hotel-keeper, Amoy Pereira, E. P., cl rk, Shelley Street Ortmann, L., (Hirschfeld & Co.) mer., Swatowereira, H., compositor, Oswald's Terrace Osmund, C., assistant Chinese interpreter chief Pereira, M. I. compositor, Cochrane Street
Perpetuo, J. E., clerk, Amoy Perry, Oliver 11., U.S. consul, Canton
Orbeta, Joze de, Spanish vice-consul, Canton Ormiston, W., manager Chartered Mercantile
Bank, Queen's Roud
magistrate's office
Ostrom, Rev. Albio, missionary, Ainoy
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Pestonjee, N. (Nowrujen & Co.) merchant,
Hollywood Rund Pestonjec, R. (Metta & Co.) mer., Well. St. Pestonjce, R. (P. & D. N. Camajee & Co.)
clerk, Shanghae
Pestonjee, D. (P. F. Cama & Co.) clerk,
Webster Street
Pestonjee, E., merchant, Lyndhurst Terrace Petel, G. von Polainen, merchant, Manila Petar, N. G. (I. van der Hoeven) clk., Macao Peterson, W., German Tavern, Q. Road W. Petrie, David (Scott & Co.) clerk, Canton Phillips, J. (P., Moore & Co.) mer. (absent) Phillips, Geo., assistant Brit. consulate, Ningpo Piatti, B. (Dubied & Co.) watchmaker, 441
Wellington Street
Pickenpack, V., clerk, Queen's Road Piccope, T., bill-broker
Piern, C. T. (Reynvaan & Chabert) elk., Saigon! Piercy, Rev. G., missionary, Canton Pinder, G. H., shipwright, Shanghae Piper, FL. (J. Forster) clerk, Amoy Piry, P., assistant Imp. Mar. Cus., Shanghae Plessman, B. (Dent & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Plumer, Frederick, clerk, Dockyard Pochajee, C. N. (P. & D. N. Camajee & Co.)|
clerk, Queen's Road
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Pochajee, P. C. (do.) clerk, Canton Pollard, Edward H., barrister and notary-
public, Zephyr Lodge Pomeroy, S. W., Jr. (Russell & Co.) clerk,|
Shanghae
Portaria, V. P. (P., & Silva) auctioneer, 6
Quebra Costa, Macno Porras, G. O. J, Spanish consul, Shanghae Porter, F. (Gibb, L. & Co.) clerk, Foochow Porter, J., assistant Imp. Mar. Cus., Shanghae Porter, F. H. (De Silver & Co.) clk., Q. Rd. Power, J. C., clerk, land office, Albany Powell, W. D., weigher Imp. Mar. Cus., C.ton. Preston, Rev. C. F., missionary, Canton Preston, Rev. J., missionary, Canton Price,(D. Partridge) clerk, Ningpo Probst, Wm. (Pustau & Co.) mer., Shanghae Probst, Th. (do.) clerk, Pottinger Street Pulsifer, F. (Frazar & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Purdon, James (Bull, P. & Co.) mercliant,
Spring Gardens
Purdon, John G. (do.) merchant (absent) Pustau, William (P. & Co) mer., (absent) Pyke, T. (Bull, P. & Co.) merchant, F.chow
Rainbow, Charlton C. (Dent & Co.) clk., C.ton. Ramsay, Alexander (do.) clerk, Queen's Road Randall, J., storeman, Dockyard
Rankin, Rev. H. V., missionary, Ningpo Rupaljee, Rev. Daniel, missionary, Amoy Rapp, L. F. (Tilson, II. & Co.) clerk, Manila Rawling, Samuel B., clerk of works, Royal|
Engineers, Queen's Road
Ray, J. J. (Glutz, L. & Co.) elk., Stanley St. Raynal, G., merchant, Macao
Rayner, R. (Heard & Co.) clerk, Shanghac
Reddie. R. Muirhead (Holliday, W. & Co.)
merchant, Queen's Road Reas, W. (Davidson & Co.) clerk, Ningpo Regan, E. F. (MacEwen & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Rehden, G. (Holliday, W. & Co.) clerk, S.hae. Rehhoff, W. (Siemssen & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Reid, Robert (Birley, W. & Co.) mer., S.hae. Reilly, J., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Cus., C.ton. Redburn, G., tidewaiter Imp. Mar. Customs,
Canton
Reimann, Paul (Pasedag & Co.) clerk, Amoy Reinhard, Hugo (Wetmore, C. & Co.) clerk,
Shanghae
Remedios, J. J. dos, merchant, Gough Street Remedios, A. A. dos (J. J. R.) do. Remedios, J. A. dos (do.) do. Remedios, E. O. dos (do.) do.
Remedios, J. C. dos (Fletcher & Co.) clerk,
Gough Street
Remedios, A. F. dos (Gibt, L. & Co.) clerk,
Wellington Street
Remedios, Silvano dos (Dent & Co.) clerk,
Gough Street
Remedios, M. A. dos, merchant, Macao Remedios, Florentino dos (E. H. Pollard)
clerk, Queen's Road
Remedios, A. F. (Smith, K. & Co.) clerk,
Canton
Remedios, A. dos, clerk, Rua do Barão, Macao- Remedios, G. dos (Lindsay & Co.) clerk,
Queen's Road
Remedios, F. dos (do.) clerk, Queen's Road Remedios, F. J. (Jardine, M. & Co.) clerk,
Amoy
Rennie, W. II., auditor-general (absent) Rettich, C. (Legrand & Cie.) watchmaker,
Shanghae
Reuben, R. J. (Moses & Co.) mer., Stanley St. Reynolds, C. P., shipchandler, Shanghae Reynvaan, A. T. (Vaucher F.) clerk, Q. Road |Reynvaan, W. (R. & Chabert) shipchandler,
Old Bailey Street Rewes, G., act. chan. Sp. consulate, Amoy Ribeiro, F. (Ellissen & Co.) elk., D'Aguilar St. Ribeiro, A. F. (Elles & Có.) clerk, Amoy Rich, J., British Flag Tavern, Q. Road W. Richards, W. M., naval storekceper, Dockyard Richard, II. (Wetmore, C. & Co.) clk., Schue, Richardson, T. W. (Bradley & Co.) merchant,
Swatow
Richardson, J., hotel keeper, Macao Rice, E. E., merchant, lako ladi Rickard, J. W., pilot, Shanghae Rigby, E. (Smith, K. & Co.) clerk, Shanghas Robb, David, engineer, Dockyard
Roberts, A. H. (Gilman & Co.) elerk, Aber-
deen Street
Roberts, John, Sen. (R. & Son) commission
agent, Wellington Street
Roberts, John, Jr. (do.) auctioneer, Well. St. Roberts, Rev. I. J., missionary, Ningpo Roberts, J. T., tidewaiter Inp. Mar. Customs,
Whampoa
Robertson, D. B., British consul, Canton Robertson, J., Crown & Anchor Tavern.
Queen's Road West Robinson, H. E. Sir Hercules G, R., governor of Hongkong, &c., Government House Robinson, W. C. F., consular clerk, Albany Robinson, E. W., pilot, Shanghae
Rustomjee, E. (P. & D. N. Camajer & Co.)
clerk, Queen's Road
Rustomjer, D. (Nowrojce & Co.) clerk, IIolly-
wood Road
Rustomjee, P. (F. B. Caina & Co.) clerk,
Wellington Street
Rutter, Henry, accountant Commercial Bank,
Gongh Street
Robinson, J. S. (Lindsay & Co.) clk., S.hae. Robinson, G., El Dorado Ian, Q. Road V. Ruttunjee. D., broker, Lyndhurst Terrace Rocha, Vicente F. de (Sassoon & Co.) clerk, Ryrie, Phineas (Turner & Co.) tner., Q. Rd.
Pedder's Wharf
Roche, Ed. (Birley, W. & Co.) mer., Shanghae Sa, F. de (Lane, C. & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Rodger, Alexander (Dent & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Sa, Jose L. de, clerk, U.S. Naval Depot Rodger, D. (Martin, D. & Co.) mer,, Manila Sa, Aluzio F. de, clerk (do.) Rodgers, J. K. (Wetmore, C. & Co.) clerk, Sagurmall, A., merchant, Foochow
Shanghae
Salabelle, X. (S. & Cic.) merchant, Shanghae Rodriguez, II., compositor, IIollywood Road Sales, V., interpreter French Legation, S.hae. Rogerson, T. (Bowra & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Sampson, T., agent British West India Emi- Rogers, J. (Martin, D. & Co.) clerk, Manila
gration, Canton
Rolls, J. (P. & (). Co.) engineer, West Point Sancliez, C., compositor. Hollywood Road Romano, A. G. (J. J. dos Remedios) clerk, Sanders, F. (Schaeffer & Co.) clerk, Holly-
Gough Street Ronald, Thos., apothecary, seamen's hospital Rose, T. (P. & O. Co.) boilermaker, W. Point Ross, John (Kerr & Co.) clerk, Manila Ross, J. B., agent, Yokalama Rothwell, T. (Ullett & Co.) merchant, S.hae. Rowe, Edmund A., victualling storekeeper,
dockyard
Rowett, Richard (Holliday, W. & Co.) clerk. Rowland, J. C., deputy military storekeeper,
Caine Road
wood Road Sandri, E. (Salabelle & Cie.) mer., Shanghae Sanderson, J. S., tidewaiter, Imp. Mar. Cus.,
Staunton Street Sangster, C. F. A., organist to St John's
Cathedral, Staunton Street Santos, A. dos (Bull, Purdon & Co.) clerk,
Queen's Road
Sanudo, D. (Vargas & Co.) clerk, Macao Saporjee, P. (S. & Co.) mer., Graham Street [Saporjee, F. (Modly & Co.) mer,, Q. Road Royal, J. (P. & O. Co.) carpenter, W. Point Saporjee, A., broker, Wyndham Street Roza, J. R. da (E. L. Lança) clerk, Macao Sassoon, R. D. (S. & Co.)mer..Pedder's Wharf Roza, A. B. da (Birley & Co.) clerk, Peel St. Sassoon, Arthur, (do.) do. Roza, M. da (do.) clerk, Peel Street
Sassoon, S. (do.) clerk, do. Roza, F., dispenser Medical Hall, Q Road
Sassoon, S. E. (do,) do. do. Roza, Simao (Dent & Co.) elk., Old Bailey St. Sassoon, J. A. (do.) merchant, Shanghao Rozario, M. C. do (Stephenson & Co.) iner-Sauerman, F. W. (Russell & Co.) elk., S.hao
chant, Stanley Street Rozario, L.A. (Lyull, S. & Co.) elk., Gough St. Rozario, F. (B. E. Carneiro) clerk, Macao Rozario, J. (J. Brooks) clerk, Queen's Road Rozario, S. P., sodawater maker, Peel Street Rozario, E. J. (Ellissen & Co.) clerk, D'Aguilar
Streat
Rozario, II. A. (D. Lapraik) clerk, D'Aguilar
Street
Ilozario, C. E. do, printer North- China Herald
office, Shanghao Rozario, A. do (Oxford & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Rozario, R. do, interpreter supremo court
and magistracy, Stanley Street Rubery, llenry, accountant, treasury, Albany Ructecke, A., merchant, Manila Rumble, T., moulder, Dockyard Russell, Rev. W. A., missionary, Ningpo Russell, William (T. Ilunt & Co.) clerk,
Tedder's Wharf
Russell, David (J. C. Cooper) boiler-maker,
Whampoa
Saunders, G., clerk St John's Cathedral, Aber-
deen Street.
Sawtelle, Rev. II. A., missionary American
Baptist Union, Gough Street. Schaeffer, II. (S. & Co.) mer., Hollywood
Road
Schaalje, M., student interpreter Netherlands
consulate, Amoy
Selabert, J., merchant, Shanghae. Schenck, W. (Smith, A. & Co.) elk., D'Aguilar
Street
Schellbass, E. (S. & Co.) mer., Queen's Road Scherreschewsky, Rev. J. J., mis., Shanghao Schetelig, Arnold, surgeon, Queen's Road Schilbing, Rev. J. G., missionary, Canton Schipper, J., Neptune tavern, Queen's Road W. Schimdt, J. M., assist, Imp. Mar. Cus., S.hau Schlatter, 1). (Eugster, L. & Co.) mer., Manila Schlegel, C., student interpreter Netherlands
consulate, Amoy
Schmidt, E. (Remi, S. & Cio.) mer., Shanghao Schmidt, W. (Fletcher & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Russell, H. (Hall & Co.) carpenter, Q. Road Schottlen, G. (Pustau & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Russell, J. (Russell & Sturgis) mer., Manila] Schoemaak, (Reynvann, Chabert) clerk, Q. Kd.
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Schütz, E. (do.) clerk, Shanghae
Silveira, F. C.. 2d.class clerk, Military Store,
Carbon Terrace Schuyler, R. (Russell &Sturge) clerk, Manil Schwarz, B. (P.L.Juvet) watclimaker, Q. Rd. Simmen, T. (Jetny & Co.) clerk, Manila Schwemann, G. W, (Siemssen & Co.) mer-Simoens, N. (Sinith, K. & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Simoens, D. P. (Birley & Co.) clerk, Graham chant, Fonchow
Street
Schwabe, R. (Bower, H. & Co.) clerk, S.hae Scott, Adam (S. & Co.) merchant, Canton Scott, Josephi, governor of jail
Seabra, F. A. (A. Heard & Co.) clerk, Q. Rd. Selth, R., boarding officer, harbour inus, office Senna, E. (Lanc, C. & Co.) clerk, Canton Setna, M. P., broker, Hollywood Road Setna, A. P., do., do.
Severs, H. H. (Reiss & Cn.) clerk, Canton Sevurdass, D. (C., Nathabhoy & Co.) clerk,
Stanley Street
Shaffer, T. B, pilot, Shanghao
Shank, A., (Martin & Co.) storekeeper, C.ton. Sharp, Granville, bill-broker, Gough Street Shaw, S. L. (P. & O. Co.) yard storekeeper,
Queen's Road
Shearer, A. N., commission agent, Shanghae Shephard, John E., clerk, dorkyard Sheppard, E. (Russell & Co.) clerk, Canton Sherard, R. B., merchant, Old Bailey Street Sherman, T., usher chief magistrate's office Shepheard, G., chief tidewater, Imp. Mar.
Cus., Canton
Shillingford, A. N. (P. & O. Co.) draughts-
man, West Point
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Simoens, M. (Wetinore, C. &Co.) clk., (Queen's
Road
Simocus,
(do.) clerk, do.
Simoens, D. B., surgeon, Kanagawa Simpson, G. (Lindsay & Co.) clerk, (absent) Sinclair, C. A., British vice-consul, Ningpo Slate, Richard B. (E. Gussett) clerk, Spring
Gardens
Sloan, W. S. (Russell & Co.) mer, Fuochow Smart, Geo. (Dent & Co.) godown keeper,
Queen's Road
Smith, William L. G., U.S. consul, Shangbae Smith, Right Rev Geo., D.D., lord bishop of
Victoria (absent)
Smith, Rev. D. D.. missionary, Shanghae Smith, Arthur (Birley & Co.) mer., Fouchow Smith, Thos. (do,) clerk. Foochow Sinith, F. T. (do.) clerk, Queen's Road Smith, William, boiler-maker, Dockyard Smith, John, missionary, Swatow Smith, E. C. (Turner & Cu.) clerk, Foochow Smith, C. T. (S., Archer & Co.) merchant,
D'Aguilar Street
Shanghae
Smith, R. B. (do.) clerk, D'Aguilar Street Sibbald, F. C., M.D., surgeon, Shanghae hospi-Smith, Johnstone, accountant Oriental Bank,
tal and dispensary Sievers, H. A., Fortune of War tavern, Q. R. Siemssen, G. T. (S. & Co.) merchant, (absent) Sillar, R. G., merchant, Shanghae Silva e Souza, A.J. da, compositor, Mosque St. Silva e Souza, J. J., compositor, Mosque Street Silva, T. da (Gilman & Co.) elk., Aberdeen S. Silva, Joaquim P., merchant, Praya Manduco,
Macao
Silva, J. C. da (Portaria & S.) auctioneer, 2
Calçada de Gonsalves, Macao
Silva, Jozé Joaquim da (S. & Co.) merchant,
San Lorengo
Silva, Francisen A. da (do.) do. Silva, Claudio J. da (du.) do.
Silva, J. MI. A., clerk audit office, Pott. Street Silva, D. A. da (Mercantilo Bank) clerk, Holly-
wood Road
Silva, M. A. da (do.) do.
Silva, R. D., chemist, Old Bailey Street Silva, G. da (Schullhass & Co.) clerk, Queen's
Rond
Silva, J. J. (Gibb, L. & Co.) clerk, Old Bailey
Street
Silva, L. C. da (Walker, B. & Co ) elk., Queen's
Rond
Silva, P, F. da (Dont & Co.) clerk, Amoy Silva, A. A. de (Hongkong Register) clerk,
Gage Street
Silve, (Richardson & Co.) hotelkeeper, Macao Silveira, W. (F. L. Juvet) watchmaker,
Queen's Road,
Smith, H. (Heard & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Smith, G. (Smith, K. & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Smith, F. C., M.D., surgeon, Queen's Road Smithers, Mrs, Hollywood Road Smith, Rev. G., Brit. cons. chaplain, Fonchow Smith, Rev. Sanuel J., missionary, Canton Smith, J., tidewaiter Inip. Mar. Cus., Canton Smith, J. H. (do.) Whampoa Soares, F. P. (S. & Co.) storekeeper, Queen's
Road
Soermann, A. (Oxford & Co.) clerk, Q. Rond Solomon, E. A. (D. Sassoon, Suns, & Co.)
Peddler's Wharf
Solomon. II. (Sassoon & Co.) clerk, S.hac. Solomon, R. (Moses & Co.) mer. Stanley St. Sootarigara, D. B. (R. H. Camajee & Co.)
clerk, Gough Street
Soul, G. S. (Lindsay & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Souza, M. de (Lyall, S. & Co.) elk., Peel St. Souza, C. de, sul-collector, police ratos office Souza, A. de, druggist, Q. Rond dispensary Souza, Camillo L., mert., 25 Praya Grande,
Macao,
Souza, M de (J. Burd & Co.) clerk, Queen's
Itond
Souza, B. D. de, Jr. (Bull, P. & Co.) clerk,
Shanghae
Souza, B. de (Heard & Co.) clerk, Shanthas Spencer, G. G. (Bowra & Co.) elk, Q. Rund Speeebly, 8. (Mueslougall & Co.) angincur,
Spring Gardens
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Speiden, Wm. J., U.S. naval storekeeper, Tavares, Juzè idorgo & Cn) clerk, Macau
Spring Gardens
| Tav. •-, k. A. (D11 & Co.) clerk. Shanghae Speiden, Edgar, assistant do, do
|Telp., 3. (Pustion & Co.) clerk, Koa agawa Spetzler, J. (Pustau & Co.) clerk, Shauphae Thies, J. W. (Sienissen & Co.) mer., Silme, Sproule, H., constable, British cons., Whampoa Thom, Willison, commander receiving ship Stammann, Oscar (Siemssen & Co.) clerk,| Falcin, Hongkung harbour
Thomas, teo., shipwright, Whampoa
Queen's Road. Stanford, W. K. (C. Jameson) master ship Therapson, G., Brit, Queen Tavern, Q. Road Thompson, John, assistant usher chief na-
Circassian, Hongkong harbour.
St Cyr, J. (Remi, S. & Co.) clerk, Shanghae St Clair, A. B., first attache British Embassy,
Shanghae
Stearns, J. O.P. (Russell & Co.) clk., Queen's
Rond
Steffan, J. J. (Jenny & Co.) mer, Manila
gistrate office. Lyndhurst Terrace Thompson, Rev. E. H., missionary, Shanghae Thomsen, L. (Jurgens & Co) storekeeper,
Queen's Road
Thomsett, H. G.. master in charge of hospital ship Princess Charlotte, II,kong harbour Steffeus, N. (Bellainy & Co.) carpenter, Amoy Thorburn, R. F. (Turner & Co.) mcr., S.hac. Stephenson, Jaines, (S. & Co.) iner. (ubsent) Thorburn, J. D. (do.) clerk, Queen's Road Stever, (Wetmore, C. & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Thorburn, G., merchant, Shanghae Steward, H. D. (Turner & Co.) clerk, Queen's Thorne, John, (Wetmore, C. & Co.) clerk,
Road
Staunton Street Thorne, J. (T. Bros.) merchant, Shanghae Thorne, C. (do.) merchant, Shanghae Thoruton, J., elk, harb, mas, office, Shelley St. Tilby, A, R., ship-broker, &c., Shang bay Tillson, 1o (F., Herrmann & Co.) mer,, Manila Tobler, T. C. (Eugster, L. & Co.) clerk,
Manila
Stiles, W., (Dent & Co.) assist. gedownkceper,
Queen's Road
Still, Chas. F. (Lyall, S. & Co.,) mer., Q. Rd. Still, E. A., merchant, Canton Stimson, J. (J. A. Brooks) clerk, Hollywood
Road.
Stokes, Geo. E. (Lyall, S. & Co.) clk., Queen's
Road
Tobler, G. (Jenny & Co.) clerk, Manila Toms, Richard, (Lane, C. & Co.) clerk,
Queen's Road
Stone, H. M., shipchandler, Foochow Strachan, W. M. (A. Cushny) clork, S.hae. Strachan, Robt., editor and proprietor Hong-Torrey, R. (Russell & Sturgis) clerk, Manila
kong Register, Gage Street Stronach, Rev. John, missionary, Amoy Stronach, Rev. Alex., missionary, Amoy Stuart, A. (Lindsay & Co.), tea insp., F.chow. Stuben, T. F. (Peters & Co.) clerk, Manila Sturrock, W. A. (Syme & Co ) clerk, Amoy Styan, G. II. (Buil, P. & Co.) clerk, F.chow. Suice, C. E. (Koopmanschap & B.) clerk,
Pottinger Street
Sullivan, James. (Tulbot, D. & Co.) clerk,
Whampoa
Sutherland, Thomas, chief clerk P. & O. Co.,
Caine Road
Swanson, Rev. W, S., missionary, Amoy Swinhoe, R., British vice-consul, Tai-wan,
Formosa
Syle, Rev. E. W. missionary, Shanghae
Taber, George A., Oriental Hotel, Well.ton St. Taff's, C. C., clerk of works Royal Engineers,
Queen's Roal
Tait, James (T. & Co.), merchant, Amoy
Torrey, J. W. (Russell & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Tootal, J. B. (Ellissen & Co.) clerk. S.hac. Tourniere, A. (T. & Cie.) storekeeper, N. Road Townend, Edward, (Holliday, W. & Co.) tea
inspector, Canton
|Trannack, R., captain light-ship, Woosung
Trautmann, T. F. 11. (Haikori & Co.) incr.,
Shanghae
Trenqualye, Baron de, French consul, Canton Trulishaw, James (Dent & Co ) clerk, Q. Rd. Tuason, V., (Holliday, W. & Co.) clerk,
Manila
Tucker, B W., Jr., (S. C. Woodruff) clerk,
Queen's Road
Tucker, Horace, (Ellis & Co.) clerk, Amoy [Tucker, R. D. (P'ecle, II. & Co.) clerk, Manila Turing, Alex. (Dent & Co.) clerk, Q. Road Turner, Rev. F. S., missionary, Canton Turner, Thomas, elk., reg.-gen, office, Staun-
ton Street |Twombly, 11. N. (Fogg & Co.) shipchandler,
Shanghae
Talbot, II. E. (T. & Devine) shipchandler, Tyers, Richard R. (Olyphant & Co.) mer.,
D'Aguilar Street
Shanghad
Talbot, S. H. (Lane, C. & Co.) clerk, Q. Rond | Tyers, W. T. (do.) clerk, Shanghae Talmage, Rev. J. V. N., missionary, Amoy | Tyson, George (Russell & Co.) 'mer., Q. Road Tainoljve, A., broker, Wellington Street Tarrant, W., proprietor Friend of China,
Canton
Tate, J. P. (Blain, T. & Co.) merchant,
Shanghao
Tatham, T., commission agent, Yokohama
Underwood, P. II.(Adamson & Co.)elk., Sihine. Ugarte, J. M. de, merchant, Macau
Vacher, W.11, ((ilman & Co.) mer. (absent) Vail, D. O.(Olyphant & Co.) mer,
S.hac.
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Van der Hoeven, I. des A., merchant, Macao Well, D. (Heard & Co.) clurk, Hollywood Vandenberg, A. P. (Jardie, M. & Co.) clik.,
Old Bailey Street Van Reed, E. M. (Heard & Co.) agent, Japan Varco, W. B. (Jolinson & Co.) clerk, 8.bao. Vargas, J. R. (V. & Co.) merchant, Macao Vaucher, A. E. (Vaucher Freres) merchant,
aud French consul, Queen's Road Vaucher. Fritz (do.) merchant, Shanghae Vernouillet, M. de, assistant secretary, French
leration, Shanghae Vierow, II., tidewaiter imp. Mar. Cus., C.ton. Vickers, J. M. (Gibb, L. & Co.) elk., Aber. St. Vickennan, W. H. (Hall & Co.) clerk, Spring
Gardens
Vincent, E., commission agent, Swatow Vincent, Thomas, commander receiving-ship
Emily June, Woosung Vogler, T. (Fogg & Co) clerk, Shan he Vrard, L. (F. L. Juvet) watchinsker, S.bne. Vrooman, Rev. D., missionary, Cinton. Vyse, F. II., British acting-consul, Kanagawa
Wachtels, 11. P. M, com. agunt, Nagasaki
Road
Weller, G. F. (II-ard & Co.) mer., Poochow Wentworth, Rev. E., missionary, Fouchow West, Jas. (Walker, B. & Co.) clerk, Queen's
Road.
Westall, R. R. (S nith, K. & C.) merchant,
Foochow
Westley, E. A., (Lyall, S. & Cɔ.) elk., Q. Rd. Wermore, W. Shepard (W., Cryder & Co.).
merchant, Shanghae Wheatley, J. (Reiss & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Wheeley, A. A. (Dent & Co.) clerk, Queen's
Road
Wheeley, Elward (do.) do.
Wheelock, John A. (Fogg & Co.) clerk, S.hac. White, Aug. Jr., assistant-accountant, Chart.
Bank of India, &c., Queen's Road White, F. G. (Gibb, L. & Co.) clerk, S.hae. White, F., assist. Imp. Mar. Cus., Shanghae Whiteman, W. (Martin & Co.) storekeep er,
Canton
Whitlow, James (Holliday, W. & Co.) mer-
chaut, Shanghao
Wade, Thomas F., Chin-so Secretary to Bri-Whittall, J. (Jar-line, M. & Co.) merchant,
tish Embassy, Shanghae
Wade, R D., pilot, Shanghae
Wadia, C. B., merchant, Ilollywood Road
Wakeham. W., storeman, dockyard
Walcott, John, commander str. Will imelle
Shinghie
Whittall, E. (do.) merchans, Canton
Whitemore. J. W. (Wotmore, C; & Co.) clerk,
Queen's Rord
Wiberg, E. (Hail & Holtz) clerk, Shanghae
Walker, R. S. (W., Borradaile & Co.) mer-Wiener, G. A. (Lin Isay & Co.) mer., Queen's
chant, College Gardens Walkinshaw, Win. (Turner & Co.) merchant,
Queen's Road
Walkinshaw, A., (lo.) clerk, Shanghae Walsh, S., U.S. vice-consul, Nagasaki Wallace, J. (D. Lapraik) olerk, D'Aguilar
Street
Wallace, Thos. (Jardine, M. & Co.) godown.
keeper, East Point
Wallace, W. (Hall & Co.) elerk, Whampoa Wallis, . (Gilman & Co ) c'erk, Shanghao Ward, W. W., commissioner Imp. Mar. Cas.,
Swalow
Ward, J. G. (Olyphant & C›.) clerk, Queen's
Rond
Wardell, B. A. (|Ioward & Co.) mer,, S.hae. Wardlaw, J. (Fait & Co.) clerk, Amoy Watmore, R.(Jardine, M. & Co.) elk., E. Point Watson, Aies. J., manager Hongkong Dis-
pensary, Queen's Road Watson, J. B., Stag Inn, Queen's Road Watson, J. C., Jr. (W. & Co.) olerk, Amoy Watts, D., druggist, Whampoa Webb, Edward (Dont & Cl.) merchant, and
consul for Portugal, Shangha Webb, . . (Gibb, 1. & U1,) clerk, S.no. Webb, W. II., British vice-consul, Minila Webster, J. Aplin, 2.1 assistant British con-
salate, Shangluo
Wobster, Jas, assistant-accountant, Oriental
Bank, Queen's Road Wobster, 11., merchant, Canton.
Rund
Wiese, Ladwig (Siemssen & Co.) merchant,
Queen's Road
Wiese, Frederick (do.) clerk, Qacen's Rond Wiggins, Henry II., manager Commercial
"Bank of India, Shangha
Wilber, E. C., hotel-k eper, Whampoa Wild, C. A. (Gilman & Co.) clerk, Shanghae Wilgosi, H. (A. Heard & Co.) elk., Yokoliaina Wilkins, George, billiard-room, Stanley Street Willum, N., bill-broker, Oil Bailey Street Williams, 1. D., assistant Imp. Mar. Cus.,
Canton
Williams, C. D., merchant, Shanghae Williams, J. W., chief clerk, virtualling dept.,
Dockyard
Willoughby, J., pilot, Swatow Wilson, Alex. (MacEwen & Co.) shipchand-
lor (absent.)
Wilson, Craven, inerchant, Shanghae Wilson, G. (P. & O. Co.) clerk, West Point
coal depot
Wilson, Jas. (Syme & Co.) clerk, Amoy Wdwon, Rev. R", missionary, Shanghaë Wiler, P., 1st assistant Imp. Mur. Cus.,
Sw.ow
Winchester, Charlos A., British vice-consul,.
Canton, (absent).
Winnes, Rav. Ph., missionary, Maoro Winniberg, IT., storukoep :r, (2 teen's Bond Wirgin, O., artist and correspondent of the
Lastrated London News
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|Wright, 11. W. (Alt & Co.) mer, Nagasaki
Wise, John (Halliday, W. & Co.) mer., absent Wright, F. Fan, Imp. Mr. Cus., Clanton Wishart, M., Bupt. Dry Dock C., Amoy Wright, J. W., or lawyer, and sexton Trinity
Church, Wool, J. W. (A. Heard & Co.) clerk, S hac. Wood, Rev. M. L., missionary, Shangling Wood, W. W. (Russell & Sturgi) eik, Manila | Wyhorn, G., warden, jail Woodin, Rev. S. F., missionary, Fouchow Wong Ashing, printer, London Mission Wong Fua, M.D., surgeon, Civil Hospital Woodfall, G. H. (Birley, W. & Co.) clerk,
Shanghae
Woodruff, Samuel C., shipchandler, Q. Road Woodston, Miss B., missionary, Fuochow Woodston, Miss S., J. Woodward, R. II. S. (Smith, K. & Co.) clerk,
Queen's Road Woodworth, B. R., (A. Heard & Co.) clerk,
Foochow
Wordsworth, George, (Jardine, M. & Co.)
clerk, East Point
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Wyndhain, G. I., attache British Legation,
Shangilac
Xavier, J. P. (Fletcher & Co.) clerk, Queen's
Road
Yates, Ed. (Davison & Co.) mer, Ningpo Yates, Rev. M. T., missionary Shanghae Young, J., Land-wa-live-in tavern, Q. Road Yturalde, C. J., mer., 2 Praya Grande, Macao Ybaney, S., clerk, Macao
Ynfante, D. M. é, Span. vice-censul, S.hae. Young, G. R. (Smith, B. & Co.) clerk, Manila
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APPENDIX.
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TREATY BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND CHINA.
CONVENTION AND TREATY OF PEACE CONVENTION OF PEACE BETWEEN HER
BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN & CHINA, 1860.
PROCLAMATION.
MAJESTY AND THE EMPEROR OF CHINA.
SIGNED AT PEKING, OCTOBER 2T, 1860.
The Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, K.T., G.C.B., Her Britauuie Majesty's Special Ambas- Her Majesty the Queen of tireat Britain and sador in China, &c., &c., &c., has inuch satisfac- Ireland, and is Imperial Majesty the Emperor tion in informing Her Majesty's subjects in China of China, being alike desirous to bring to an end that a Convention for the re-establishment of the misunderstanding at present existing between Peace between Great Britain and China was their respective Governmeats, and to secure their concluded, and the Ratifications of the Treaty of relations against further interruption, have for Fica-tsin of the year 1858 duly exchanged, at this purpose appointed Plenipotentiaries, that is Peking, on the 24th of October 1860.
The Earl of Elgin now publishes for general information the text of the said Convention, and Treaty, together with the text of the Tariff, and Rules which form part of the Treaty, and were agreed to by hits and the Plenipotentiaries of the Emperor of China at Shanglae, ou the Bil of November 1853.
to say:--
Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, the Fart of Elgin and Kincardine; and lis Imperial Majesty the Eusperor of China, His Imperial Highness the Princo of Kuog; who, having met, and cunoumicated to each other their full powers, and finding these to be in pros per form, have agreed upon the following Con- vention, in Nine Articles":
The art of Elgin trusts that by a considerato treatment of the natives with whom they may come into contact, aml a faithful alservanco of
Art. I.A breach of friendly relations having their obligations towards the Chinese Govern inent, iler Majesty's subjects in China will do been occasioned by the act of the farrison of what in them lies, to reconcile the people, and Taku, which obstructed Her Britannic Majesty's authorities of China, to the changes in their rela- Representative, when on his way to Peking, for tions with Foreigners which are about to be the purpose of exchanging the ratifications of the introduced under the international compacts Treaty of Peace, concluilet at Tien-tsin in the herewith promulgated-changes which, if they be mouth of June, one thousand eight hundred and carried into effect in such a manner as to afford fifty-eight, His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of greater scope to the commercial activity of the China expresses his deep regret at fhu misunder- Chinesu peuple, without doing unnecessary vio-standing so occasioned. lence to their habits and traditions, will, it inay he hoped, prove boneficial to them, and to all who have dealings with them.
Art. 11. It is further expressly declared, that the arrangement entered into at Shanglae, in the month of October, ono thousand eight hundred and lifty-eight, between Beg Britannic Majesty's Ambassador the Earl of Elgin nad Kincarding, and is Imperial Majesty's Commissioners Kwei-
Duo notice will be givens, whenever the arrange ments for carrying into execution the provisions of this Convention and Treaty, at the Ports thereby opened to British Trado, shall be coming and tiwashana, regarding the residuee of plutod.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN,
Iler Britannic Majesty's Representative in China, is hereby cancelleil, nid that, in accordance with Datel at Tion-tsin, this twentieth day of Articls 111, of the Treaty of one thousand right November, A.D. 1660,
Inundred and fifty-eight, flor Britamme Maje ty's Representative will henceforward rejde, perman
ELGIN AND KINCARDINE.
I
ently or areasionally, at Peking, as Her Britan-Successors, to have and to hold as a dependency of Her Britannic Majesty's Colony of Hongkong, nic Majesty shall be pleased to decide.
that portion of the township of Cowloon, in the Art. III-It is aged that the sparate province of Kwang-Tung, of which a lease was Article of the Treaty of one thousand eight hun- dred and fifty-eight is hereby annulled, and that granted in perpetuity to Harry Smith Parkes, in lieu of the amount of indemnity therein speci- Esquire, Companion of the Bath, a Member of fied, flis Imperial Majesty the Emperor of China the Allied Commission at Canton, on behalf of shall pay the sum of eight millions of thels, in the Her Britannic Majesty's Government, by Lau Tsung-kwang, Governor-General of the Two following proportions or instalments, namely:--
Kwang. At Tieu-tsin, on or before the 30th day of Novem-
It is further declared, that the lease in ques- ber, the sum of five hundred thousand tacls; attion is hereby cancelled; that the claims of any Cautont, on or before the first day of December, Chinese to property on the said portion of Cow- one thousand eight hundred and sixty, three loon shall be duly investigated by a mixed Com- hundred and thirty-three thousand and thirty-three tuels, less the sun which shall have been advanced mission of British and Chinese officers, and that by the Canton authorities towards the completion compensation shall be awarded by the British Government to any Chinese whose claim shall of the British Factory site of Shameen; and the be by the said Commission established, should remainder at the ports open to foreign trade, in his removal be deemed necessary by the British quarterly payments, which shall consist of oue- fifth of the gross revenue from Customs there collected; the first of the said payments being Art. VII. It is agreed that the provisions of due on the thirty-first day of Deccinber one the Treaty of one thousand eight hundred and thousand eight hundred and sixty, for the quarter 6fty-eight, except in so far as these are modified terminating on that day.
by the present Convention, shall, without delay, It is further agreed that these monies shall be come inty operation, as soon as the ratifications paid into the hands of an officer whom Her Bri-of the Treaty aforesaid shall have been exchang Lannic Majesty's Representative shall specially. It is further agreed, that no separate rati- appoint to receive them, and that the accuracy feation of the present Convention shall be ucces- of the amounts shall, before payment, be duly anry, but that it shall take effect from the date ascertained by British and Chinese officers ap- of its signature, and be equally binding with tho pointed to discharge this duty.
Treaty above mentioned on the high contracting parties.
Government.
In order to prevent future discussion, it is morcover declared that of the eight millions of taels herein guaranteed, two millions will be ap- Art. VIII. It is agreed that, as soon as the propriated to the indemnifivation of the British ratifications of the Treaty of the year one Mercantilo Community at Canlon, for losses sun-dhonend eight hundred and fifty-eight shall have tained by them; and the remaining six millious been exchanged, Ulis Imperial Majesty the Em- to the liquidation of war expenses.
peror of China shall, by decree, command the high
Art IV-It is agreed that on the day on authorities in the capital, and in the provinces, tu which this Convention is signed, His Imperial print and publish the aforesaid Treaty and the Majesty the Emperor of China shall open the present Convention, for general information. port of Tien-tsin to trade, and that it shall be Art, IX.-it is agreed that, as soon as this thereafter competent to British Subjects to reside Convention shall have been signed, the ratifica- and traile there, under the same conditions as actions of the Treaty of the year one thousand eight any other port of China by Treaty open to trule. hundred and fifty-eight shali have been exchanged, Art. V. As soon as the ratifications of the and an Imperial Decree respecting the publica- Treaty of one thousand eight hundred and fifty- tion of the said Convention and Treaty shall have eight shall have been exchanged, His Imperial been promulgated, as provided for by Article Majesty the Emperor of China will, by decree, VIII. of this Convention, Chusan shall bg evacu- command the high authorities of every provincented by Her Britannic Majesty's troops there sta- to proclaim throughout their jurisdictions, that tioned, and Her Britannic Majesty's force now Chinese choosing to take service in the British before Peking shall commence its march towards Colonies, or other parts beyond sea, are at per- the city of Tien-tsin, the forts of Taku, the north fect liberty to unter into engagements with British coast of Shantung, and the city of Canton, at Subjects for that purpose, and to ship themselves each or all of which places, it shall be at tho and their families on board any British vessel ut option of Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain the open ports of Chim; also that the high and Iroland, to retain a force, until the indem- authorities aforesaid shall, in concert with Her unity of eight millions of taels, guaranteed in Article Britannic Majesty's Representativo in China, 111., shall have been paid, frame such regulations for the protection of Chi ues emigrating as above, as tho circumstances of the different open ports may demand.
Done at Peking, in the Court of the Board of Ceremonies, on the twenty-fourth day of October, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
(LS) ELGIN AND KINCARDINE.
Hignatura of
Art. VI. With a view to the maintenance of law and order in and about the harbour of Hong- kong, His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of China agres to cede to Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Irefund, and to Her Heirs and Plenipotentiary.
Rond of Chinesa
Chinese Plenipotentiary.
* the
111
Lic
TREATY OF PEACE, FRIENDSHIP, COM-fuoting of equality with that of Chiun.
MERCE AND NAVIGATION, BETWEEN other laul, he shall use the sine forms of ce emony HER MAJESTY AND THE EMPEROR and respect to Uj, Majesty the Psapoma OF CHINA.
ployed by the Ambas dúlars, 20e se, PA, TEL Agents of Her Majesty towards the musetcigni ul SIGNED AT TIER-TSIN, JUNE 26тa, 1838. independent and equal European nations. Ratifications exchanged at Peking, October 24th, 1860. It is further agreed, that Her Majesty's Govern- Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of ment may acquire at Peking a site for building, or Great Britain and Ireland, and is Majesty they hire houses for the accommodation of Her Ma Emperor of China, being desirous to put an end to jesty's Mission, and that the Chinese Government the existing misunderstanding between the two will assist it in so doing.
Her Majesty's Representative shall be at liberty to countries, and to place their relations on a more satisfactory footing in future, have resolved to proceed choose his own servants and attendants, who shall to a revision and improvement of the Treaties existing nut be subjected to any kind of molestation whatever. Any person guilty of disrespect or violence to Her between them; and, for that purpose, have named as
Majesty's Representative, or to any member of his their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say :-
Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ire-mily or establishment, in deed or word, stail be land, the flight Honourable the Earl of Elgin and severely punished. Kincardine, a Peer of the United Kingdom, and
Art. IV. It is further agreed, that no obstacle or Knight of the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order difficulty shall be made to the free movements of Her
of the Thistle;
And His Majesty the Emperor of China, the High Majesty's Representative, and that he, and the per- sons of his suite, may come and go, and travel at Commissioners Kweilung, a Senior Chief Secretary their pleasure. He shall, moreover, have full liberty
of State, styled of the East Cabinet, Captain-General
of the Plain White Banner of the Manchit Banner to send and receive his correspondence to and from Force, Superintendent-fieneral of the Administration any point on the sea-coast that he may select; and of Criminal Law; nud Iwashata, one of His Im-is letters and effects shall be held sacred and inviol perial Majesty's Expositors of the Classics, Manchu abie. He may employ, for their transmission, special President of the Office for the regulation of the Civil Couriers, who shall meet with the same protection and Establishment, Captain-General of the Bordered Blue facilities for travelling as the person employed int Banner of the Chinese Runner Force, and Visitor of carrying despatches for the imperial Government; land, generally, he shall enjoy the same privileges au the Office of Interpretation ;
Who, after having communicated to each other their respective full powers, and found them to be in good and due form, have agreed upon and concluded The following Articles ; -
are accorded to officers of the same rank by the usage
and consent of Western untions.
All expenses attending the Diplomatic Mission of firent Britain shall be borne by the British Govern-
ment.
Art. 1. The Treaty of Peace and Amity be Art. V. Ilis Majesty the Emperor of China agrees
tween the two nations, signed at Nanking on the
twenty-ninth day of August, in the year eighteen to nominate one of the Secretaries of State, or a l're- hundred and forty-two, is hereby renewed and consident of one of the Boards, as the high officer with whom the Ambassador, Minister, or other Diplomatic
tired.
The Supplementary Treaty and General Regula-Agent of Her Majesty the Queen shall transiet lui- tions of Trade having been amended and improved, either personally or in writing, on a footing of and the substance of their provisions having then in perfect equality. corporated in this Treaty, the said Supplementary Treaty and General Regulations of Trade are hereby abrogated.
Art. VI. Her Majesty the Queen of Great Bri- tain agrees that the privileges hereby secured shall be enjoyed in her dominions by the Amdrissadors, Art. II.For the better preservation of harmony Ministers, or Diplomatic Agents of the Eaiperor of in future, Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain China, accredited to the Court of Her Majesty, and is Majesty the Emperor of China mutually Art. VI. Her Majesty the Quen may appoint agree that, in accordance with the aniveral practice
one or more l'ousuls in the dominions of the Emperor
of great and friendly nations. Her Majesty the Queen of China; and such Consul or Consuls shall be at may, if she see fit, appoint Amb seadors, Ministers, liberty to reside in any of the open parts or cities of or other Diplomatic Agents to the Court of Peking;
They shall be treated with due refeet by the Chi- nese authorities, and enjoy the same privileges and inumanities of the Consular Uficers of the most fa- voured nation.
and Ilis Majesty the Emperor of China may, in like China, as Her Majesty the Queen may consider mest mmer, if he see fit, appoint Ambassadors, Aliuisters, expedient for the interests of British commerce, or other Diplomatic Agents, to the Court of St James. Art. III.-lis Majesty the Emperor of China hereby agrees, that tlie Ambassador, Minister, or other Diplanutie Agent, so appointed by Her Majes Connah and Vice-Consula in charge shall rank with ty the Queen of Great Britain, may reside, with his Intendants of tirenit; Vice-Constils, Acting Vier- family and establishment, permanently at the capital, Consuls, and Interpreters, with Prefects. They shall or may visit it occasionally, at the option of the Bri- have necess to the official residences of these illicers, tish Government. He shall not be called upon to ant communicate with them, either personally or in perform any ceremony derogatory to him as repre-writing, on a fooling of equality, as the interests of senting the Sovereign of an independent nation on a the public service way require.
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ently or occasionally, at Peking, as 1er nie Afajesty shall be pleased to decide.
Uritan-Successors, to have and to hold as a dependency of Her Britannic Majesty's Colony of Hongkong, that portion of the township of Cowloon, in the Art. It is agreed that the parate Article of the Treaty of une thousand eight hua province of Kwang-Tung, of which a lease was dred and fifty-eight is hereby annulled, and that granted in perpetuity to Harry Smith Parkes, in lieu of the amount of indemnity therein speci- Esquire, Companion of the Bath, a Member of fied, Ilis Imperial Majesty the Emperor of China the Allied Commission at Canton, on behalf of shall pay the sum of eight inillions of taels, in the Her Britannic Majesty's Government, by Lau following proportions or instalments, namely: Tsung-kwang, Governor-General of the Two At Tien-tsin, on or before the 30th day of Novem-Kwang.
It is further declared, that the lease in ques-
her, the sum of five hundred thousand tacls; at tion is hereby cancelled; that the claims of any Canton, on or before the first day of December, Chinese to property on the said portion of Cow- one thousand eight hundred and sixty, three loon shall be duly investigated by a mixed Com- hundred and thirty-three thousand and thirty-three tuels, less the sum which shall have been advanced mission of British and Chinese officers, and that by the Canton authorities towarus the complction compensation shall be awarded by the British of the British Factory site of Shameen; and the Government to any Chinese whose claim shall be by the said Commission established, should remainder at the ports open to foreign trade, in his removal be deemed necessary by the Britisla quarterly payments, which shall consist of one- Government.
fifth of the gross revenue from Customs there collected; the first of the said payments being due on the thirty-first day of December one thousand eight hundred and sixty, for the quarter terminating on that day.
Art. VII. It is agreed that the provisions of the Treaty of one thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight, except in so far as these aro modified by the present Convention, shall, without delay, It is further agreed that these monies shall be come intų operation, as soon as the ratifications paid into the hands of an officer whom 11er Bri- of the Treaty aforesaid shall have been exchang tanie Majesty's Representative shall specially ed. It is further agreed, that no separate rati- appoint to receive them, and that the accuracy heation of the present Convention sluill be neces- of the amounts shall, before payment, be duly sary, but that it shall Lako effect from the date ascertained by British and Chinese officers ap of its signature, and be equally binding with the pointed to discharge this duty.
Treaty aLove mentioned on the high contracting parties.
In order to prevent future discussion, it is moreover declared that of the eight millions of tauls herein guaranteed, two millions will be ap- Art. VIII. It is agreed that, as soon as the propriated to the indemnification of the British ratifications of the Treaty of the year one Mercantile Community at Canton, for luses kom-thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight shall hava tained by them; and the remaining six millious been exchange, His Imperial Majesty the Em- to the liquidation of war expenses.
peror of China shall, by decree, eunmand the ligh authorities in the e pital, and in the provinces, to print and publish the aforesaid Treaty and the present Convention, for general information.
Art. IV-It is agreed that on the day on which this Convention is signed, His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of China shall open the purt of Tien-tain to trade, and that it shall be Art. IX-it is agreed that, as soon as this thereafter competent to British Subjects to reside Convention shall have been sigued, the ratifica- and trade there, under the same conditions as ations of the Treaty of the year one thousand eight any other port of China by Treaty open to trade. hundred and fifty-eight shall have been exchanged, Art. V.-As soon as the ralifications of the and an Imperial Deerce respecting the publica- Treaty of one thousand eight bundred and fifty-tion of the said Convention and Treaty shall have eight shall have been exchanged, His Imperial been promulgated, as provided for by Article Majesty the Emperor of China will, by decreo, VIII. of this Convention, Chuan shall do evacu- command the high authorities of every province ated by Her Britannic Majesty's troopa thero sta- to proclaim throughout their jurisdictions, that tione, aud Her Britannic Majesty's force now Chinese choosing to take service in the British before Peking shall commence its march towards Colonies, or other parts beyond sea, are at per- the city of Tien-tsin, the furts of Taku, the north fect liberty to enter into engagements with British coast of Shantung, and the city of Canton, at Subjects for that purpose, and to slip themselves each or all of which places, it shall be at the and their families on board any British vessel ut option of Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain the open ports of Chum; also that the high and Irolaml, to retain a forec, until the inclem- authorities aforesaid shall, in concort with leruity of eight millions of taels, guaranteed in Articlo Britanie Majesty's Representative in China, 111, shall have been paid. frame such regulations for the protection of Chi nes omigrating us abovo, as the circumstances of the different open ports may demand.
Dono at Peking, in the Court of the Board of Ceremonics, on the twenty-fourth day of October, in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
Art. VI. With a view to the maintenance of law and order in and about the harbour of long- kong, His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Chim agrees to celo to Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ireland, and Her Heirs and Plenipotentiary.
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(L) ELGIN AND KINCARDINE.
Mignature of Chinese Plenipotentiary.
Rend of Chineso
An the
TREATY OF PEACE, FRIENDSHIP, COM-| footing of equality with that of China.
MSRCE AND NAVIGATION, BETWEEN other hand, he shall use the same form, of ceremony HER MAJESTY AND THE EMPEROR and respect to this Majesty the Papere, AN OF CHINA.
ployed by the Ambas du er, Moultone fpraat me Agents of Her Majesty towards the suscicigus of SIGNED AT Ties-rsty, June 26, 1858.
independent and equal Europeau mutions. Ratifications exchanged at Peking, October 24th, 1860. It is further agreed, that Her Majesty's lover- Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of ment may acquire at Peking a site for building, or Great Britain and Ireland, and 1lis Majesty they hire horses for the accommodation of Her Ma- Emperor of China, being desirous to put an end to jesty's Mission, and that the Chinese Government the existing misunderstanding between the two will naist it in so doing. countries, and to place their relations on a more satisfactory footing in future, have resolved to proceed to a revision and improvement of the Treaties existing between them; and, for that purpose, have named as their Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:-
Ifer Majesty's Representative shall be at liberty to choose his own scrants and attendunts, who shall not be subjected to any kind of molestation whatever. Any person guilty of disrespect or violence to Her Majesty's Representative, or to any member of his
Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ire-family or establishment, in deed or word, shall be land, the flight Ionourable the Earl of Egin and suverely punished. Kincardine, a Peer of the United Kingdom, and!
Art. IV. It is further agreed, that no obstacle or Knight of the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order difficulty shall be made to the free movements of Her
of the Thistle;
And His Majesty the Emperor of China, the fligh Majesty's Representative, and that he, and the per- Commissioners Kwriting, a Senior Chief Secretary sons of his suite, may come and go, and travel at of State, styled of the East Cabinet, Captain-General their pleasure. He shall, moreover, have full liberty to send and receive his correspondence to and from of the Plain White Bunner of the Maucht Banner:
any point on the sea-coast that he may select; and Force, Superintendent-Cioneral of the Administration his letters and effects shall be held sacred and inviol- of Criminal Law; and Iwashaun, one of His abic. He may employ, for their transmission, special perial Majesty's Expositors of the Classics, Manchu President of the Office for the regulation of the Civil couriers, who shall meet with the same protection and facilities for travelling as the person employed in Establishment, Captain-General of the Burdered Blue Baumer of the Chinese Tunner Force, and Visitor of carrying despatches for the imperial Government; and, generally, he shall enjoy the same privileges au the Office of Interpretation;
are accorded to officers of the same rank by the usage and consent of Western uation".
Who, after having communicated to each other their respective full powers, and found them to be in good and due form, have agreed,¤pou and concluded the following Articles :--
All expenses attending the Diplomatic Mission of firent Britain shall be borne by the British Govern-
Intent.
Art. 1. The Treaty of Peace and Amity be
Art. V. Ilis Majesty the Emperor of China agrees tween the two nations, signed at Nanking on the twenty-ninth day of August, in the year eighteen to nominate one of the Sreretaries of State, or a l're- hundred and forty-two, is hereby renewed and con- sident of one of the Boards, as the high oflicer with whom the Ambassador, Minister, or other Diplomatic
firmed.
Tite Supplementary Treaty and General Regula-Agent of Her Majesty the Queen shall transact busi- tions of Trade having been amended and improved, either personally or in writing, on a footing of and the substance of their provisions having been in-perfect equality. emporated in this Treaty, the said Supplementary Art. VI.-Her Majesty the Queen of Great Bri- Treaty and General Regulations of Trule are hereby tain agrees that the privileges lon by secured shall abrogated.
le enjoyed in her dominions by the Ambassailors,
Art. II. For the better preservation of harmony Ministers, or Diplomatic Agents of the Emperor of in future, Her Majesty the Queens of Great Britain Chiun, accredited to the Court of Her Majesty, and 11is Majesty the Emperor of China mutually Art. VII.Her Majesty the Qaen may appoint agree that, in accordance with the universal practice
one or more t'onsula in the dominious of the Emperor
of great and friendly nations. Her Majesty the Queen of China, anil such Consul or Consuls shall be at may, if she sue fit, appoint Aubstadors, Ministers,
They shall be treated with due reset by the Chi- nese authorities, and enjoy the same privileges and jaunumities of the Consular Officers of the most fa voured nation.
or other Diplomatie Agents to the Court of Pekingiberty to reside in any of the open parts or cities of and His Majesty the Emperor of China may, in like bin, as for Majesty the Queen may consider must nummer, if he see fit, appoint Ambassadors, Ministers, expedient for the interests of British commerci. or other Diplomatic Agents, to the Court of St James. Art. III.-Ifis Majesty the Emperor of Chinn hereby agrees, that the Anibassador, Minister, or
Connal and Vice-Consuls in charge shall rank with other Diplomatic Agent, so appointed by Iler Majes ty the Queen of Great Britain, may reside, with his Intendants of Circuit; Vice-Coustils, Acting Vice- family and establishment, permanently at the capital. Consuls, and Interpreters, with Prefects. They shall or may visit it occasionally, at the option of the Bri- have access to the official residences of these allicers, tish Government. He shall not be called upon to and communicate with them, either personally or in perform any ceremony derogatory to him as repre-writing, on a footing of equality, as the interests of seating the Sovereign of an independent nation on a the public service may require.
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Art. VII.- The Christim religion, na professed by Protestants or Rupris Catholics, intenleates the practice of virtue, sand testelos, atau to do as lue would be done by. Pros traening it or profissing it therefore, Shall like be entitled to the protection of the Chinese authorities; nor shall any such praevably pursuing their calling, and not offending against the Jawa, bu perscented or interfered with.
Art. XIII The Chinese Government will hit
lawful no restrictions whatever upon the employment, by British subjects, of Chinese subjects in an capacity.
to law.
Art. XIV. British subjects may hire whatever boats they please for the transport of goods ar passen gers, and the sum to be paid for such boats all be parties themselves, without the Rettled between Art. IX.-British subjects are hereby authorized interference of the Chinese Government. The num to travel, for their pleasure or for purposes of trade, ber of these boats shall not be limited, nor shall a to all parts of the interior, under passports which will be issued by their Consuls, and countersigned by the monopoly in respect either of the boats, or of the porters or coolies engaged in carrying the goods, be granted local authorities. These passports, if demanded, must to any parties. If any smuggling takes place in them, be produced for examination in the localities passed the offenders will, of course, be punished according through. If the passport be not irregular, the bearer will be allowed to proceed, and no opposition shall be offered to his hiring perous or hiring vessels for the carriage of his baggage or merchandize. If he be without a passport, or if he commit any offence against the law, he shall be handed over to the nearest Con- Bul for punishment, but he must not be subjected to any il-sage in excess of necessary restraint. No passports need be applied for by persons going on excursions from the parts open to teule to a distance not exceeding 100 ki, and for a period not exceeding five days.
The provisions of this Article do not apply to crows of ships, for the due restraint of whom regulations will be drawn up by the Consul and the local autho- rities.
Art XV-All questions in regard to rights, whether of property or person, arising between Bri- tish subjects, shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the British authorities.
Art. XV1.-Chinese subjects who may be guilty of any criminal net towards British subjects shall be arrested and punished by the Chinese authorities, according to the laws of China.
British subjects who may commit any crime in China, shall be tried and punished by the Consul, or other public functionary authorized thereto, according to the laws of Great Britain.
Justice shall be equitably and impartially adminis- tered on both sides.
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Art. XVII-A British subject having reason to in arms against the Government, no pass shall be
complain of a Chinese, must proceed to the Consulate given until they shall have been recaptured.
Art. X.-British mercluunt-ships shall have au-and state his grievance. The Consul will inquiro thority to trade upon the Great River (Yang-tsz). into the merits of the case, and do his utmost to ar- The Upper and Lower Valley of the river being, range it amicably. In like manner, if a Chinese lave however, disturbed by outlaws, no port shall be, fur reason to complain of a British subject, the Consul the present, opened to trule, with the exception of shall no less listen to his complaint, and endeavour to Chin king, which shall be opened in a year from the settle it in a friendly manner. If disputes take plase of such a nature that the Consul cannot arrange them date of the signing of this Treaty.
So song as peace shall have been restored, British | amicably, then he shall request the assistance of the vessels shall also ise admitted to trade at such ports Chinese authorities; that they may together examine as far as Han-kow, not exceeding three in number, into the merits of the case, and decide it equitably. as the British Minister, after consultation with the Chinese Secretary of State, umay determine shall be ports of entry and discharge.
Art. XVIIL-The Chinese authorities shall at all
tines afford the foilest protection to the persons und property of British subjects, whenever these shall Art. XI-In addition to the cities and towns of have been subjected to insult or violence. In all Canton, Amoy, Fuhchan, Ningpo, and Shanghae, cases of incendiarism or robbery, the local authorities opened by the Treaty of Nanking, it is agreed that shall at once take the necessary steps for the recovery British subjets may frequent the cities and ports of the stolen property, the suppression of disorder, of New-Chwang, Tang-Chow, Tai-Wan (Formosa), and the arrest of the guilty parties, whom they will Cha-Chow (Swatow). and Kiung-Chow (Hainan). punish according to law.
They are permitted to carry on trade with whom Boever they please, and to proceed to and from at pleasme with their vessels and merchandize.
Art. XIX. If any British merchant-vessel, while within Chinese waters, be plundered by robbers or They shall enjoy the same privileges, advantages, pirates, it shall be the duty of the Chinese authorities nad immunition at the said towns and ports as they to uso every endeavour to capture and punish tho muid enjoy as the ports alreuly sposed to trade, including robbers or pinutes, and to recover the stolen property, the right of residence, of Imying or renting houses, of that it may be bounded over to the Consul for restori leasing land therein, and of building churches, hostion to the owner. pitals, and cemeteries.
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Art. XX.-If any British vessel he at any tima Art. XII.-British subjects, whether at the ports wrecked or stranded on the const of China, or be com- or at other places, desiting to build or open houses,pelled to take refugo in any port within the dominions warehouses, churches, hospitals, or burial-grounds, of the Emperor of China, the Chinese authorities, out shall make their agreement for the land or buildings being apprised of the fact, shall immediately adopt they require at the rates prevailing among the people, measures for its relief and security; the persons ou board alust receive friendly trontinent, and shall be quitably, and without exaction on either side.
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furnished, if necessary, wish the means of conveyance yenu, nad kt dull for, at tas
Sive ten years
to the mar si t'onular station.
Art. XXV. Whereas it wanged in Satul
Art. XXI-If criminals, subjrets of Chins, shall take refuge in lungkung, or on board the British X. of the Taty of Nasking, that thaich imports, klips there, they shall, upon due requisition by the baving paid the land dotus, Shugih kary on yoAKAPA Chinese authorities, be searched for, and, un proof of the interior free ul all futiber elviges, except a trans sit duty, the amount whereof was not to exceed a their guilt, be delivered up.
In like manner, if Chinese offenders take refuge in certain per-centage on tariff value; and whereas no the houses or on board the vessels of British subjects accurate information having been furnished of the at the open ports, they shall not be harboured or con-amount of such duty, British merchants have con- cealed, but shall be delivered up, on due requisitionstantly complained that charges are suddenly and by the Chinese authorities, addressed to the British arbitrarily imposed by the provincial authorities as transit duties upon produce on its way to the foreign Consul.
market, and on imports on their way into the interior Art. XXII. Should any Chinese subject fail to to the detriment of trade; it is agreed that within discharge debts incurred to a British subject, or four months from signing of this Treaty, at all ports should be fraudulently abscond, the Chinese autho-now open to British trade, and within a similar rities will do their utmost to effect his arrest, and en-period at all ports that may hereafter be opened, the force recovery of the debts. The British authorities authority appointed to superintend the collection of will likewise do their utmost to bring to justice any duties shall be obliged, upon application to the Conant, British subject fraudulently absconding or failing to to declare the amount of duties leviable on produce discharge debts incurred by him to a Chinese subject. between the place of productions and the port of ship-
Art. XXIII-Should natives of China who may ment, and upon imports between the Coonlar part repair to Hongkong to trade, incur debts there, the in question and the inland market named by the recovery of such debts tuust be arranged for by the Consul; and that a notification thereof, shall be pub British Court of Justice on the spot; but should the lished in English and Chinese for general infor- Chinese debtor abscond, and be known to have pro-nation.
But it shall be at the option of any British subject perty, real or personal, within the Chinese territory,
it shall be the duty of the Chinese authorities, on desiring to convey produce purchased inland to a port application by, and in concert with, the British Con-or to convey imports from a port to an inland bar- sul, to do their utmost to see justice done between ket, to clear his goods of all transit duties, by pay- ment of a single charge. The amount of this charge the partics.
Art. XXIV. It is agreed that British subjects shall be leviable on exports at the first barrier they shall pay, on all merchandize imported or exported may have to pass, or, on imports, at the port at which by them, the duties prescribed by the tariff; but in they are landed; and on payment thereof, a certifi- cate shall be issued, which shall exempt the goods no case shall they be called upon to pay atlier or from all further inland charges whatsoever. higher duties than are required of the subjects of any other foreign nation.
Art. XXV-Import duties shall be considered payable on the lanting of the goods, and duties of export on the shipment of the same,
Art. X
It is further agreed, that the amount of this charge shall be calculated, as nearly as possible, at the rate of two and a-half per cent tal e iluren, and that it sail be fixed for each article at the conference to be held at Shanghae for the revision of the Tarit.
It is distinctly understood, that the payment of transit dues, by commutation or otherwise, shall in no way affect the tariff duties ng imports, or exports, which will continue to be levied separately and in full Art. XXIX. -British merchent-vessels, of more
t. XXVI-Whereas the tariff fixes by Article X. of the Trenty of Nanking, and which was estimated sons to inpose ou imports and exports a duty at about the rate of five per cent ad valorem, has been found, by reason of the fall in value of varions articles of than one hundred and fifty tous burden, shall be merchandize, therein enumerated, to impose a duty charged tonnage dues at the rate of four nice per tong upon these, considerably in excess of the rate origi: if of one hundred and ûfty tous and under, they shall mally assumed, as love, to be a fair rate, it is agreed be charged at the rate of one mace per ton, that the said tarifl' shall be revised, and that as soon
Any vessel clearing from any of the open ports af ne the Treaty shall have been signed, application la Chiun for any other of the open parts, or for long- be made to the Emperor of Chim to depate a high kong, shall be entitled, on application of the master, to a officer of the Board of Revenue to meet, at Shanghe, special certificate from the Customs, ou exhibition ol officers to be deputed on behalf of the British Gov-which she shall be exempted from all further payment ernment, to consider its revision together, so that the of tonnago-dues in any open part of China, for a tarill, as revised, my couse into operation immediately period of four months, to be reckoned from the date after the ratification of this Treaty.
of her port-clearance,
Ar XXX.-Theunster of any British merchant- Art. XXVII-It is agreed thint either of the high contracting parties to this Treaty any demand vessel mny, within forty-eight hours after the arrival a further revision of the tarifl, und of the Com-of his vessel, but not later, decide to depart without mercial Articles of this Trenty, at the end of ton breaking bulk, in which ene he will not be subject years but if no demand be made on either side to pay tonnage-durs. Bat tomage-durs shall be field within six months after the end of the first ten yours, day after the expiration of the said forty-eight home, then the tariff shall remain in forer for ten yenes No other fees or charges upon entry or departure nure, reckoned from the end of the preceding ten|shall be levied.
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APPENDIX.
Art. XXXI-No tonasege-dues shall be payable be fined five hundred tarls, and the goods discharged on hats employed by Britisch subjects in the cou-shall be conliserted whally.
Art. XXXIX.Any British merchant who has vey one of passengers, baggage, letsuas, articles of pro- vision, or other articles not subject to duty, between cargo to land or ship, must apply to the Superintend any of the open ports. All cargo-boats, however, ent of Custonia for a special permit. Curgo landed conveying merchandize subject to duty shall pay ton- or shipped without such permit, will be liable to nage dues once in four months at the rate of one confiscation. mace per register ton.
Art. XL-No transhipment from one vessel to Art. XXXII.-The Consuls and Superintendents another can be made without special permission, un- of Customs shall consult together regarding the ereeder pain of confiscation of the goods so transhipped. Art. XLI. When all dues and duties shall have tion of beacons or lighthouses, and the distribation
been paid, the Superintendent of Customs shall give of buoys and lightships, as occasion may demand.
Art. XXXII-Duties shall be paid to the bau-a port-clearance, and the Consul shall then return the kers, authorized by the Chinese Government to re-ship's papers, so that she may depart on her voyage. Art. XLII. With respect to articles subject, ceive the same in its behalf, either in sycee or in foreign money, according to the assay made at Canton according to the Tarif, to an ad valorem duty, if the on the thirteenth of July, one thousand eight huu-British merchant cannot agree with the Chinese ofli- dred and forty-three.
cer in affixing a value, then each party shall call two Art. XXXIV. Sets of standard weights and or three merchants to look at the goods, and the measures, prepared according to the standard issued highest price at which any of these merchants would to the Canton Custom-house by the Board of Revenue, be willing to purchase them, shall be assumed as the shall be delivered by the Superintendent of Customs value of the goods. to the Consul at each port, to secure uniformity and prevent confusion.
Art. XLIII.-Duties shall be charged upon the net weight of each article, making a deduction for Art. XXXV-Any British merchant-vessel ar- the tare weight of conger, &c. To fix the tare on riving at one of the open ports shall be at liberty to any articles such as ten, if the British merchant engage the services of a pilot to take her into port. cannot agree with the Custom-house officer, then each In like manner, after she has discharged all legal party shall choose so many chests out of every hun- dues and duties, and is ready to take her departure,dred, which being first weighed in gross, shall after- she shall be allowed to select a pilot, to conduct her wards be tared, and the average are upon these chests shall be assumed as the ture upon the whole; out of port.
Art. XXXVI. Whenever a British merchant-and upon this principle shall the tare be fixed upon vessel shall arrive off one of the open parts, the Su-all other goods and packages. If there should be perintendent of Customs shall depute one or more any other points in dispute which cannot be settled, Customs allicers to guard the ship. They shall the British merchant may appeal to his Consul, who either five in a boat of their own or stay an hard will communicate the particulars of the ease to tho the ship, as may best suit their convenience. Their Superintendent of Customs, that it may be equitably food and expenses shall ho supplied thein from the arranged. But the appeal must be made within Custom-house, and they shall not be entitled to any twenty-four hours or it will not be attended to. fees whatever from the master or consignee. Should While such points are still unsettled, the Superin they violate this regulation, they shadi be punished tendent of Customs shall postpone the insertion of
the same in his books. proportionately to the amount exacted.
Art. XXXVII.-Within twenty-four hours after AR. XLIV. Upon all damaged goods a fair arrival, the ship's papers, bills of lading, &c., shall reduction of duty shall be allowed, proportionate to be lodged in the hands of the Coman, who will their deterioration. If any disputes arise, they shall within a further period of twenty-four hours, report he settled in the manner pointed out in the clause of to the Superintendent of Customs the one of the this Treaty having reference to articles which pay ship, her register tonnage, and the nature of her duty ad reforem, cargo. 16, owing to neglect on the part of the master,
Art. XIV-Dritish merchants who may have
the above rule is not complied with, within forty-imported merchandizo into any of the open ports, eight hours after the ship's arrival, he shall be liable and paid the duty thereon, if they desire to re-export to a fine of fifty taels for every day's delay: the the same, shall be entitled to make application to tot amount of penalty, however, shall not exceed the Superintendent of Castonts, who, in order to prevent fraud on the revenue, shall cause examina- two hundred tuels.
The master will be responsible for the correctuesa tion to be made by suitable officers, to see that the of the manifest, which shall contain a full and true duties paid on such goods, as entered in the Custom- account of the particulars of the cargo on board. For house books, correspond with the representation presenting a false manifest. he will subject himself made, and that the goods remain with their original to a fine of five linndred taels; but he will be allow-marks unchanged. He shall then make a memoran- ed to correct, within twenty-four hours after delivery dum on the port-clearance of the goods, and of the of it to the Customs allicers, any mistake he may amount of duties puid, and deliver the same to the discover in his manifest, without incurring this pou- merchant; and shall also certify the facts to the officers of Castoms of the other ports. All which alty.
Art. XXXVIII-After receiving from the Con- being done, on the arrival in port of the vessel in sul the report in due form, the Superintendent of which the goods aru Inden, everything being found Customs shall grant the vessel a peruit to open hatou examination there to correspond, sho shall be ches. If the master shall open hitches, and begin to permitted to break bulk, and land the said goods, with- discharge any goods without such permission, he shall out being subject to the payment of any additional
6
STENTEN
duty thereon. But it on such examinations, the fand advantages conferred on them to po vệ xT Superintendent of Customs shall detect any fraud on ties; and it is hely expressly újadatok, that the the revenue in the case, then the gools shall be sub-British Governuwut and its subjects will be at and
free and equal participation in all pulyıl ara ina sais ject to continention by the Chinese Government.
British merchants desiring to re-export duty-paid ties, and advantages that may have lion, or may be imports to a foreign country, shall be entitled, on hereafter, granteil by His Majesty the Hampeni of complying with the same conditions as in the case of China to the Government or subjects of any other re-exportation to another port in China, ton draw-nation.
Art. LV. In evidence of her desire fur the con- back-certificate, which shall be a valid tender to the
tinuance of a friendly understanding, Her Majesty Customs in paynunt of import or export duties.
Foreign grain brought into any port of China in a the Queen of Great Britain consents to include in a British ship, if no part thereof has been landeu, may separate Articie, which shall be in every respect of equal validity with the Articles of this Treaty, the be re-exported without hindrance.
Art. XLVI. The Chinese authorities at each port conditions affecting indemnity for expenses incurred shall adopt the means they may judge most proper to and losses sustained ia the matter of the Canon prevent the revenue sudering from fraud or smuggling. question.
Art. LVI-The ratifications of this Treaty, under
Art. XLVII-British merchant-vessels are not entitled to resort to other than the ports of trade the hand of Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain declared open by this Trenty. They are not unlaw-and Ireland, and His Majesty the Emperor of China, faily to enter other ports in China, or to carry on respectively, shall be exchanged at Peking, within a clandestine trade along the coasts thereof. Any year from this day of signature.
In token whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries vessel violating this provision, shall, with her cargo,
be subject to coufiscation by the Chinese Government. have signed and sealed this Treaty,
Art. XLVIII-If any British merchant-vessel be Done at Tientsin, this twenty-sixth day of June, concerned in singgling, the gouds, whatever their in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred value or nature, shall be subject to confiscation by the and fifty-eight; corresponding with the Chinese date, Chinese authorities, and the ship may be prohibited the sixteenth day, fifth moon," of the eighth year of from trading further, and sent away as soon as her accounts shall have been adjusted and paid.
Art. XLIX. All penalties enforced, or confisca- tions made, under this Treaty, shall belong and be appropriated to the public service of the Government of China.
lien Fung.
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(L.S.) Signature of First Chinese Plenipotentiary.
ELGIN AND KINCARDINE
Scal of the Chinese Plenipotentiarica.
Signature of Second Chineso Plonipotentiary,
Separata Articles anncard to the Trendy concluded between Great Britain and China, un the twenty- sixth day of June, in the year and thoumenck eight kundred ami fifty-eight.
Art. L-all official communications, addressed by the Diplomatic and Consular Agents of Her Majesty the Queen ta thu Chinese authorities, shall, kengetortli, be written in English. They will for the present be accompanied by a Chinese version, but it is under- stood that, in the event of there being any difference!
It is hereby agreed that a sam of two millions of of meaning between the English and Chinese text, the English Government will hold the sense as ex-taels, ou accent of the losses sustained by British pressed in the English text to be the correct sense, subjects through the misconduct of the Chinese This provision is to apply to the Treaty now negoti-anthorities at Canton, and a farther sum of two ated, the Chinese text of which has been carefully millions of tnels on account of the military expenses corrected by the English original.
of the expedition which Her Majesty the Queen lus Art. 1.It is "agreed, that henceforward the been compelled to send out for the purpose of obtain- Character "1" (barbarian) shall not being redress, and of entoring the due alservance of Treaty provisions; shall be paid to Her Majesty's appliosk to the Government or subjects of Her Britannic Representative in China by the authorities of the Majesty, in any Chinese official document issued by Kwang Tang province. the Chinese authorities either in the capital or in the provinces.
The necessary arrangements with respect to the time and the mude of effecting these payments slail Art. LII.--British ships of war coming for no be determined by Her Majesty's Representative, in hostile purpose, or being engaged in the pursuit of concert with the Chinese authorities of Kwang Tung. pirates, shall be at liberty to visit all ports within When the above amounts shall have been dis the dominions of the Emperor of China, and shall charged in full, the Britial forces will be withdrawn receive every facility for the purchase of provisions, from the city of Canton. procuring water, and, if occasion require, for the naking of repairs. The Commanders of such ships shall hold intercourse with the Chinese authorities, on terms of equality and courtesy.
Art. Lill-In consideration of the injury sustain- ed by native and foreigu commerso from the preval- ence of piracy in the seas of China, the high cou tracting parties agree to concert measures for its suppression
Art. LIV. The British Government and its sub- jects are hereby confirmed in all privileges, immanities,
Done nt Tientsin, this twenty-sixth day of June, in the your of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight, corresponding with the Chinese date, the sixteenth day, lifth moon, of the eighth year of 11ien Fang.
ELGIN AND KINCARDINE
(1) Bignature
of First Chinese Plonipotentiary.
Beal
of the Chinesa PienipotentRATION.
Signature of Secund Chinese Plempotentiary.
7
AGREEMENT IN PURSUANCE OF ARTI-
CLES 26 AND 28 OF THE TREATY OF Cloves, Mother,...
| Coul, Foreign,.. TIENTSIN.
Cochineal,...
Signed at ShangHae, NOVEMBER Oтn, 1856 Coral,. Whereas it was provided, by the Treaty of Tien-Cordnge. Manila,.......... win, that a conference should be held at Shanghae Cornelians... between Officers deputed by the British Government
1
1. m. c.
.per 100 enttien
ton
100 eatties catty
5 0 0 0
0 1 0 0
100 cutties 0 350
100 stones
0 3 0 0
100 catties
7000
0 3 5 0
"
picco
0 0 0 0
overy 10 yds, 0 0 2 0
Beads, 19 on the one part, and by the Chinese Government on Cotton, Raw,........... the other part, for the purpose of determining the Cotton Piece Gooda,- Grey, White, Plain, & amount of tariff-duties and transit-dues to be hence-
Twilled exceeding 34 forth levied, a conference has been held accordingly)
in. wide, and not ex- and its proceedings having been submitted to the
ceeding 40 yds, long, " Right Honorable the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, High Commissioner and Plenipotentiary of Her Ma- do, exceeding 31 in. wide and exceeding 40 yds. jesty the Queen, on the one part; and to Kweiliang,
long,.......... Hwashana, Ho Kweitsing, Mingsher, and Twan Chinushib, High Commissioners and Plenipotentiaries of His Imperial Majesty the Emperor, on the other part, these High Officers have agreed and determined upon the revised Tariff hereto appended, the rate of transit-dues therewith declared, ingether with other Rules and Regulations for the better explanation of the Treaty aforesaid; and do hereby agree that the said Tariff and Itules-the latter being in ten Arti- cles thereto appended-shall be equally binding on the Governments and subjects of both countries with the Treaty itself.
In witness whereof, they hereto affix their Seals and Signatures,
Done at Shanghae, in the Province of Kiangan, this eighth day of November in the year of Cur Lord eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, being the third day, of the tenth moon, of the eighth year of the reign of Hien-fung.
(LS) ELGIN AND KINCARDINE.
Bent of
Chineso
Plaulpotentiaries.
Signatures of the Five Chinese Plonipotentiaries.
TARIFF OF DUTIES ON THE BRITISHI TRADE WITH CHINA.
1. TARIFF ON IMPORTS
Drills and Jeans, not exceeding 30 in. wide, and not exceeding 40 yds, long................. do, not exceeding 30 in. wide, and not exceed- ing 30 yards long
T-Cloths, not exccel- ing 34 in. wide, and not exceeding 48 yds. long......
piece
0 1 0 0
0 0 7 5
"
per
od as in Figter pr 300 eatti Metals-Iron Kentledge,
Wire...
do..
0 0 3 5 d., Lend, in Pigs.......... do.. in Sheets........
piece
dozen
*
picco
0 200
Cotton Ginghams, not ex- cording 28 in. wide. and not exceeding 30 yds. long................... Culton Handkerchiefs, not exceeding 1 yd. square,.......... Cotton Fustians, not ex- ceeding 35 yds. long. Cotton Velveteens, not
exceeding 34 yds. long,,, Cotton Thread,...............-
YafT
Cow Bezoar, Indian,..... Cutch.......
| do., (Quicksilver...........
0 0 2 5 do,Speiter, (saleable nuly under Regulation op- pended,).
dn., Steel, ....
0150 d., Tin...............................COM
100 enttics 0 7 2 0 do., Tin Plates.............
070
150
Aiother-o'-Pearl Shell,... "
Musical Boxes.....
0 1 8 0 Mussels, Dried,...
4000 Nutmegs......
0 0
02 50
"
0 250
1250
11
1 2 5 0
04 00
5 per cent ad valorem 100 catties
0200
2500
H
01 80
SP
30 0 0 0
0 3 6 0
0 5 0 0
0 3 GO
0 6 0 0
**
0 150
* 19
*
1 0 0 0
3000 Olives, Unpickled, Salted
H
catty
100 catties
Elephants Teeth, Whole.
31
11
Broken,
"
M
#
haudred 100 catties
0 4 0 0
or Pickled..... Opium.................
White....
"
21
Feathers, Kingfisher's,
Peacock's... Fishmaws,... Fish-skins.....
Mints......
Gambier,.....
Gamboge,.
0 0 8 0
Glass, Window
13
Olue,
do., not exceeding 34 in. wide, and not excred- ing 24 yds. long................ " Cotton Dyed, Figured &
Plain, not exceeding 36 in. wide, and not exceeding 10 yds. long Colton, Fancy, White Brocades and White Spotted Shirtings, not exceeding 36 in. wide, and not exceeding 40
Cotton, Printed, Chintzes
and Furnitures, not ex- eceding 3 in. wide, & nut exceeding 30 ydn long.........
Cotton Cambrics, not ex-
ceeding 46 in. wide, &
long.........
T. m. c. c.
Agar-agar......
per 100 cutties
Anafastida,
0150 0650
"
Beeswax, Yellow,..........
1 0 0 0
H
Betel-nut.............
0 150
not exceeding 24 yds.
ท
llusk............
0075
Biche-de-amar, Black............. "
1 5 0 0
$1
White....."
0350
Birdnests, 1st quality......
catty
0 5 5 0
2d 3d
"
n
Or
Buttons, Brass,................................... 11 Camphor, Ekarous, clean............
น
gross
eatty
refuse, "
*
Canvas and Cotton Duck
piece
not exceeding 50 yds. long.................................... Cardamoms, Superior,... "
Juferior, or
ท
100 cattios
"
Urains of Paradiso, a m Cinnamon,.........Open 19 Clock,.......JATI HIND 5 per cent Cloves,
................per 100 cullies
8
0 450
0150
0 0 5 5 1300 07 20
0400 1 0 0 0
0 5 0 0 1500 sul volurem 0 3 0 0
do., not exceeding 46 in. wide, & not exceeding 12 yds. long,................. 15. Cotton Muslins, not ex- ceeding 46 in. wide, and not exceeding 24 yds. long..................... ŋ do, not exceeding 40 in.
wide, nud not exceeding
12 yds, long................ 19 Cotton Damasks, not ex- ceeding 36 in. wide,
and not exceeding 10
yds. long...............
Colton Dinities, or Quilt.
ings, not exceeding 10
in. wide, and not ex-
ceeding 12 yds, long, - ››
0040
M
او
11
79
1 0 0 0 Pepper, Black, 0 200 0030 Prawns, Dried,. 0150 Puteluck...
600 Rone Maloes....
1000 Rattana....
B000 Salt Fish,.....
1GU0
او
Ginseng, Amer. Crude............ 11
Clarified,
Gold Thread, Real.........
Imitation, "
Gam, Benjamin........
H
Oil of,.
Dragon's Blood.... Myrrh........
Olibanum,.............
Hides, Buffalo and Cow, Rhinoceros.***
box of 100 sq. f.0 1 5 0 Saltpetre, (Baleable only 0150 under Regulation ap-
pended)................................... "
0 0 3 0 Sandalwood............................ 0600 Sapanwood,.......................................... 06 0 0 Seahorse Teeth....ma at 0 450 Sharks' Fins, Black,................ 1
White,...... 045 0
17
0 1 0 0
100 entties
0 5 0 0
catty
0 4 0 0
M
""
0 1 0 0
100 cattics
"
11
19
2 0 0 0
44
0 5 0 0
19
#
1 5 0 0
"
19
$1
0 4 6 0 Shark's Skins,............ # 0500 Silver Thread, Real.......... 04 20 14
hundred
200 U
catty
1 3 0 0
Imitation...."
0 0 3 0
19
H
0 1 0 0
Horns, Buttalo................. ***** 19 Deer......**** 11 Rhinoceros......men
0 250 Sinews, Buffalo and Deer..
100 catties
0 550
39
01 & 0
#
0 0 7 5
2 0 0 0
1
01 50
0 1 8 0
0 150
0 0 7 0
0 0 7 0
+
0035
71
0 0 75
0 0 3 5
"
瞻
0 200
0065
Indigo, Liquid,....... a 19.
Isinglass......
Lacquered Ware,......... Leather.......
Mace..
"
"
0250 Skins, Fox, large..........each
065 0
1000 0420
Sea Otter, ..................
Beaver.
Sinall.......**
Marten,
1.
"
Tiger and Leopard, "
1 5 0 0
0150
per hundred 500 U
"
Doc, Hare and Rabbit,
0500
picco
0500
"
Squirrel, ....................** 31
0500
23
Land Utter,... 10 lacoon
2000
2000
100 cattics 1600
7 200
14
พี
100 catties 0 0 8 5 Sticklac,
11
23
1
Lingu, fine, as Irish or Scotch, not exceeding 50 yds. long................................. ¶ do., care, as Linen and Colton, or Silk and Linen mixtures, not ex- ceeding 50 yds. long... " Lucraban Seed.............
Mangrove Bark,.... Metals, Copper, manu- factured, as in Sheets Rods, Nails,... .................. do., Copper unmanufac
#
tured as in Slabs......... do., Copper Yellow Me- tal. Sheathing, and Nails,........
do., Cuppur Japmi,............... do. Iron manufactured, asin Sheets, Rods Bara nap............................ do,, Icon, uumanufactur-
"
#
Smults, .....
0 2 0 0 Snulf, Foreign, 3
1 0 0 0 Stockfish,..
0030 Sulphur and Brimstone,
(saleable only under Regulation uppended.)
100 Telescopes, Spy and Ope-
1 0 0 0
0 9 0 0
06 0.0
0 1 2 5
ra Glasses, Looking Classes and Mirrors, Tigers' Bonon...**** Timber, Masts and Spars, Ilard-wood, not ex- ceeding 40 f.......... do., Masts and Spars,
Hard-wonil, mut eurling til ft...
LX-
da, Musta and Spars,
0300 0500
0 2 0 0
129
& per cent. ad valorem " per 100 catties | $50
eachi
4000
6000
D
T.m. c. c
Timber, exceeding 60 ft.
Soft-wood, not
,, exceeding 40 ft....... 60 A........
"
exceeding 60 f... Beams, Hard-wood,
not exceeding 26 ft., long, and under 12in. aquare,
Planks, Hard-wood, not exceeding 24 ft., long, 12in. wide, and 3in. thick,...
not exceed-
"
ing 16 ft. long, 12in.
wide, and Sin. thick...................
ench
10 0 0 0
II.-TARIFF ON EXPORTS.
T.m. e. c.
•
2000 Alum, -
per 100 cutties
0 0 45
45 00
w
Green ur Copperns,
0100
6 5 0 0 Aniseed Star,
*
U 500
cally
100 culties
Broken,..............
U250
17
Oil,
5000
Apricot Seeds, or Al-
0 1 5 0
monds
*******
0 450
(round-nuta, ....
Y
"
Arsenic,
045 0
Ginseng, Native....
Corean or Japan,
Tat quality....
.. 20
.per 5 per cent, ad valorem Peppermint Leaf.............
Glass Beads, ..................................... w
or Vitrified Ware,
Grasscloth, Fine............................. *
Contac..........***
Cake,...........
0500 Pictures and Paintings...rach
on Pither Rice Paper,...
Swentments,....
0100 Rattann, Split,..
T. m. c. c.
ጥ
43 15 11
Oil.........
100
0350
0500
..per
hundred
0100
0500 Pottery, Earthenware.... " 2600 Preserves, Comfits, and
100 cutites
0050
0750
0500
0250
Artificial Flowers,
H
per hundred
11
*
M W
Soft-wood,... ** Teak............. #
cubic foot
0 0 3 5
Umbrellas,..
Tinder,..
Tortoise Shell...............
broken, .................................
Velvots, nor exceeding 34
yards long................................... per
100 catties
0 3 6 0
W
"
catty
0 250
Bone and Horu Ware......
0 0 7 2
H
.each
0036
H
Foil,
11
Ware,
Watches.................................................
piece pair
0 1 8 0
ค
Wire.....
1 0 0 0
Camplior,
émaillées à perles,
"
Wax, Japan,
100 catties
Woods, Camngon,
w
R
54
++
Ebony.......... # Garroo,
0 150 Carpets and Druggets,
19
•
0 450
"T
Buds........
"
11
"
Twigs,
"
Oil,
3500 Bungles or Glass Armlets,,,
2000
Beans and Peas, (except
1,000 sq. ft. 0 7 0 0 Bean Cake, (except from
Newchwang and Tang- chow,)
Brusa Buttonų... ....................
Bamboo Wure, ....................... 14
1500 0750
Gypsum, Ground,
or
0 0 3 0 Rattan Wure, ............................. st
Rhubarb,
0300
1250
M
Plaster of Paris..........................
#
0030 Rice or Paddy, Wheat,
"
0 5 0 0
Hair, Camel's....... 99 Goat's,....................... #
1 0 0 0
Millet,
and
other
M
0 18 0 Grains,
0100
•
form Newchwang and Taugehow.)
1
Hams,.....
05 60 Rugs of Hair or Skin,ench
0 0 90
0 0 6 0
Hartall, or Orpiment....
0 3 5 0 Samahoo,.
per
*
Hemp,
0350 Sandalwood Ware, ............. *
n
Honey,
0900 Seaword,
100 catties 0150
salty 100 catties 0150
000
"
0035 15 00
300 U
Horn, Deer's Young,...
pair
0900 Sesamum Seed,
135
+
++
Old..
100 cattics
India Ink,
1 5 0 0
H
1 0 0 0
1 1 5 0
0 7 5 0
4 5 0 0 Canes, ...................
0 6 6 0 Cantharides,....
0 0 8 0 Capoor Cutchery,........................... ...
2000 Cassin Lignen,
100 cattion 0 600
thousand
O GO U
100 cattien 2000
030 U
hundred
3 5 0 0
ench
Fragrant, " Kranjec, 35 feet
long, Ift 8in. wide, and 1ft, thick...................... Woods, Laka,...........................
10
Red,... 14 Woollen Manufactures,
viz: Blankets,......................... 19 Woollen Broadcloth and Spanish Stripes, Habit and Medium Cloth, 51 a 64in, wide............. Woollen Long Ells, 31in,
wide........... Woollen Camlets, English,
Sin. wide,................... | Woollen Camlets, Duteb, 93in. wide........... Woollen Camlets, Imita-
tion and Bonhazettes, " WoollenCassineers, l'lan- nel and Narrow Cloth, Woollen Lastings, 81in.
wide,
"
Woollen Lastings, Imita- tion and Orleana, 34in. wide.................................... Woollen Bunting, not ex. ceeding 24in, wide, 40yda, long.......................... Woollen and Cotton Mixtures, vix: Lustres, Plain and Brocaded, not exceeding 31yds. long, " Woollen Inferior Spanish
Stripes...... Woollen Yaru,
10
100 catlies
0800 Castor Oil.. 0145 Chestnuts,
0 11 China Root,..
Chinaware, Fine,
Coarse,....."
pair
0 200
Cinunbar,
Clothing Cotton,..........................
Silk..
chang
0 1 2 0 Conl..
Coir,...
0 0 4 5 Copper Ore,
Sheating Old.....
and Pewter Ware, Cornia Fulse............... 0100 Cotton Raw....
0 0 5 0
19
0 0 3 5 Cow Bezoar,....
Crackers, Fireworks, ....... "
entty
100 catties
0 5 0 0
0 0 4 0 Cubeba,
1 5 0 0
M
4
Curiosities, Antiques.......... "
0 0 50 Dates, Black,
5 per cent. ad valorem 100 catties
01 5 0
19
U OD 0
+
catty thousand
0 8 0 0
0360
hundred
0 7 5 0
0045
#
11
Red.........
Dye, Green.....
0036 Egg, Preserved..........
Fans, Fenthor,...
Paper,............
Paini Lenf, trim.
Felt Cuttings,
"
piece
0 200
"
med.
untrimmed, "
H
0 200
100 catties
0 2 0 0
hundred
•
Fungus, or Agaric..................... w
100 cattien
O GO U
chang
100 Galangul..........
100 caltiss
3000 Garlic,
"
0 80 V
"
0150
Leather Articles, a
9 0 0 0
"
0 2 0 0
**
ห
0 1 0 0
14
H
44
01 3 0
0900
0 4 5 0
0 7 6 0
1 5 0 0
10 0 0 0
004 U
0 5 0 0
0 5 0 0
115 0
0 350
0 3 5 0
C045
0 9 6 0
Indigo Dry....
Ivory Ware,.................... y Joss-sticks.....
Kittysola, or Paper Um-
brellas....
Lacquered Ware, comme ty Lamp-wicks,........................ Lead, Red, (Minium,)... White (Cerus)... Yellow (Massicot)
Pouches, Purses, ****** ** Leather Green...................... Lichces,
Lily Flowers, Dried,... 1,
Seeds or Lotus Nuts, Liquorice,.......
Lung-ngan,
"
without the Stone,
Manure Cakes, or Pou-
drette...
M
Marble Slab,........................** **
Mate of all kinds....
Matting
Ribbons and Thread,
Piece Goods-Ponge-
1500 cm, Showis, Scarfs, Crupe, 1800 Satin, Gnuze, Velvet, and 0200 Embroidered Conds..................... ... "Szechuen & Shantung, w
0 2 7 0
0500
0135
0 250
'T'scle,
" Caps,
and Cotton Afixtures,
0350 Silver and Gold Ware....
Snuff,
100 atties 0 0 9 0 Soy,....
•
u
hundred roll of 40 yds.
0 2 0 0
0 2 0 0 Straw Braid, 0 2 0 0 Sugar, Brown....
White,......
100 catties
0100
и
w
catty
Vegetable.
catty
Melon Seed.............
Mother-o-Pearl Ware,...,
Mushroom,.......
"P
Musk.....
"
Nankeen and Native Cot
calty
01 5 0
100 catties
0 200
1 3 5 0 Shoes and Boots, Leather
or Satin, .... 4000
1 0 0 0 Shoes, Straw,.....
Silk, Raw and ThrowT
,,Yellow, from Szechuen,
"
pairs
3000
得
11
180
100 catties 10 0 0 0
7000
hundred 100 cattics 1 0 0 0
0 500
0 6 0 0
Reeled from dupions, " Wild Raw,.......... * "Refuse, ............... m
Cocoatis,...
5 0 0 0
M
2500
H
1 0 0 0
11
3000
11
0 3 5 0
Floss, Canton,
4800
"
0 3 5 0
frum other Provinces, "
10 0 0 0
די
W
10 0 0 0
0 3 & 0
"
"
"
12 0 0 0
4500
10 0 0 0
11
**
hundred
100 castion
0900
5500
10 0 0 0
H
0 8 0 0
0400
0 7 0 0
thousand
03 GO
0100
1 2 5 0
0 1 0 0
0035
ton Cloths, ............................... } Nutgalls,
Oil, as Boan, Tos, Wood,
Cotton, and
Sued,
Oiled Paper,...
Olive Seed,
Hemp
Oyator-shells, Sca-shells.
Paint, Groen, .............
Palampore, or Cotton
Bedquilts,...
И
0 100 Tallow, Animal................ * 100 catties 1500 "
0 9 0 0 Ten................
Tin Foil,.....
100 calties 1 5 0 0 Tobacco, prepared,...................... ..
Tortoise-shell Ware,...
Trunks, Leather............
0 1 2 0
0 2 0 0
0250
0 200
0300
2500
per 100 calties 1 250
0450
M
0 5 0 0
Leaf..
0160
"
calty
0200
100 catties
1 5 0 0
0 300 Turmeric......
0 1 0 0
"
0159
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0 3 0 0
Snochow,...
0500
**
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#
Н
0090 Turnips, Salted. 0450 Varnish, or Crude Lac-
quor,
0180
2.
0500
#
2750 Vermicelli,
0180
2500
1 500
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14
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0 10Wool, ..........
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0030
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1120
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0350
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24
Pearls False,
Peol, Orange. ....................................
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24,
hundred
100 cattica
13
0450 Twine Hemp, Canton......
0700 Verruilion
0 4 0 0 War, White or Insect, 2000 Wood, Piles, Poles, and 0300 Joists,
0450 Wood Ware
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RULES.
them in the list of exports.
APPENDIX.
British subjects to ship it at one of the open ports of RVLR 1, Unenumerated tivods,-Articles not enn-China to another, on compliance with the following merated in the list of exports, but enumerated in the Regulation: The shipper shall give notice of the list of imports, when exported, will pay the amount ount of cash he desires to ship, and the port of its of duty set against them in the list of importe; and destination, and shall bind himself, either by a bond similarly, articles not enumerated in the list of im-with two sufficient sureties, or by depositing such ports, but enumerated in the list of exports, when other security as may be deemed by the Customs imported, will pay the amount of duty set against satisfactory, to return, within six months from the date of clearance, to the collector at the port of ship- Articles not enumerated in the list, nor in either ment, the certificate issued by him, with an acknow- list of duty-five goods, will pay an ad valorem duty ledgement thereon of the receipt of the cash at the port of destination, by the collector at that port, who of 5 per cent, calculated on their market value.
RULE 2, Duty-Free Goods-Gold and silver bul-shall thereto affix his seal; or, failing the production of the certificate, to forfeit a sum equal in value to lion, foreign coius, flour, Indian meal, mago, biscuit, pre- the cash shipped, Cash will pay no duty inwards or served meats and vegetables, cheese, butter, confection- mery, foreign clothing, jewellery, plated-ware, per- outwards; but a freight or part freight of cash, though finners, snap of all kinds, charcoal, fire-woud, candles 10 other cargo be on board, will render the vessel (foreign), tobacco (foreign), cigar■(foreign), wine, beer, carrying it liable to pay tomage dues.
3. The export of rice and all other grain what- spirits, household stores, ships stores, personal soever, native or foreign, no matter were grown or Laggnge, stationery, carpeting, druggeting, cutlery, whence imported, to any foreign port, is prohibited; foreign medicines, and glass and crystal ware.
The above pay no import or export duty, but, if but these commodities inay be carried by British transported into the interior, will, with the exception merchants from one of the open ports of China to of personal baggage, guld and silver bullion, and another, under the same conditions in respect of foreign coins, pay a trusit duty at the rate of 24 security ns cash, ou payment at the port of shipment
of the duty specified in the Tariff. per cent ad valorem.
A freight, or part freight of duty-free commodities (personal baggage, gold and silver bullion, and foreign coins, excepted) will render the vessel carrying them, though no other cargo be on board, liable to tonnuge
dues,
No import duty will be leviable on rice or grain; but a freight, or part freight of rice or grain, though no other cargo be on board, will render the vessel importing it liable to tonnage-dues.
4. Pulse.The export of pulse and bean-cake from Tang-chau and Newelwang, under the British RULE 3. Contraband Goods-Import and export flag, is prohibited. From any other of the ports they trade is alike prohibited in the following articles-nay be shipped, on payment of the tariff duty, either gunpowder, shot, cannon, fowling-pieces, rifles, mus to other parts of China, or to foreign countries. keta, pistols, and all other munitions and implements 5. Salipetro, sulphur, brimstone, and spelter, being munitions of war, shall not be imported by British
of war, und salt.
RULE 4, Weights and Measures-In the calcula-subjects, save at the requisition of the Chinese Gov- tions of the Tariff, the weight of a picul of one huu-erniment, or for sale to Chinese duly authorised to dred catties is held to be equal to one hundred purchase them. No permit to land them will be and thirty three and one-third pounds avoirdu-issued, until the Customs have proof that the neces puis; and the length of a chang of ten Chinese feet, sary authority has been given to the purchaser. It to be equal to one hundred and forty-one English
inches,
One Chinese chih is held to equal fourteen and one-tenth inches English; and four yards English loss three inches, to equal one chang,
shall not be lawful for British subjects to carry these commodities up the Yang-tsze-kizuig, or into any port other than those open to the seaboard, nor to accom- pany them into the interior on behalf of Chinese. They must be sold at the ports only, and, except at the ports, they will be regarded as Chinese property. Infractions of the conditions, as above set forth, under which trade in opium, cash, grain, pulse, salt-
RULE 5, Regarding certain Commodities hereto- fore Contraband-The restrictions affecting trade in opium, cash, grain, pulse, sulphur, brimstone, saltpette, and spelter, are relaxed, under the following condi-putre, brimstone, sulphur, and spelter may be hence- forward curried on, will be punishable by confiscation
tions:
1. Opium will henceforth pay thirty tacls per of all the goods concerned. picul import duty. The importer will sell it only at
RULE 6, Liability of Vessels entering Purt To the port. It will be carried into the interior by the prevention of misunderstanding, it is agreed that Chinese only, and only as Chinese property; the the term of twenty-four hours, within which British foreign truder will not be allowed necompany it. The vessels must be reported to the Consul under Article provisions of Article IX, of the Treaty of Tien-tain, XXXVII. of the Treaty of Tien-tsin, shall be under- by which British subjects are authorized to proceed stood to commence from the timo a British vessel into the interior with passports to trade, will not comes within the limits of the port; na, also the term extend to it, nor will those of Artíclo XXVIII. of of forty-eight hours allowed her by Article XXX. of the same Treaty, by which the transit-dues aro re-the saine Treaty to remain in port without payment gulated. The transit-dues on it will be arranged as of tonnage-dues the Chinese Goverument we fit; not, in futură revi sions of the Tariff, is the same rule of revision to be applied to opium as to other goods.
2. Copper Cush. The export of cash to any oreign port is prohibited; but it shall be lawful for
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The limits of the ports shall be defined by the Customs, with all consideration for the convenience of trade, compatible with due protection of the reve- nae; also the limits of the anchorages within which fading and discharging is permitted by the Customs;
and the same shall be notified to the Consuls for Į paid its tramit dues, will her er farsel for Vp 47 estimuus
until the transit dues stall have beca para public information.
RULx 7, Transit Dues.-It is agreed that Article) above being the sung mount agreed to tepalug Gar XXVIII. of the Treaty of Tien-tsiù shall be interpre- transit dum, which will thus be levied men uni ter ted to declare the amounts of transit dues legallyall, the notification required under Artide XXVIII. leviable upon inerchandise imported ur exported by of the Treaty of Tieu-tsin, for the information of British subjects, to be one half of the tariff duties, British and Chinese subjects, is hereby dispensed except in the case of the duty-free goods liable to a with.
Rox 8, Foreign Trade under Pasqurl.-It is transit-duty of 24 per cent ad valorem, as provided
in Article II. of these Rules. Merchandise shall be agreed that Article IX. of the Treaty of Tien-tin cleared of its transit dues under the following condi-whall not be interpreted authorising firitish subjects tions:-
to enter the capital city of l'eking, fur purposes of trade.
In the case of Importa-Notice bein, given at the port of entry, from which the Imports are to be
ROLE 9, Abolition of the Meltage Fee.-It is forwarded inland, of the nature and quantity of the goods, the ship from which they have been landeti agreed that the percentage of one kiel two mice, and the place inland to which they are bound, with hitherto charged in excess of duty payments, to defray all other necessary particulars, the Collector of Cu-the expenses of melting by the Chinese Government, toms, will, qn due inspection made, and on receipt of shall be no longer levied on British subjects.
RULE 10, Collection of Dutis under one System at the transit duty due, issuto a transit-duty certificate. This must be produced at every barrier station, and all Peris. It being, by Treaty, at the option of the Discd. No further duty will be leviable upon imports Chinese Government to adopt what means appear to ao certificated, no matter how distant the place of it best suited to protect its revenue accruing on British trade, it is agreed that une uniform system In the case of Exports-Produce purchased by a shail be enforced at every port.
their destination.
British subject in the interior will be inspected, and The high oflicer appointed by the Chinese Gov- taken account of, at the first burrier it passes on its ernment to superintend foreign trade, will, accord- way to the port of shipment. A nemorandum, show-
ing the amount of the produce, and the port at which ingly, from time to time, either himself visit, or will send a deputy to visit the different ports. The said it is to be shipped, will be deposited there by the high officers will be at liberty, of his own choice, aud person in charge of the produce; he will then receive independently of the suggestion or nomination of any a certifiente, which must be exhibited and vised at British authority, to select ang British subject he every barrier, on his way to the port of shipment. may see fit to aid him in the administration of the On the arrival of the produce at the barrier nearest Customs revenue, in the prevention of smuggling, the port, notice must be given to the Customs at the in the definition of port boundaries, or in discharging port, and the transit dues dhe tharvon being paid, it the duties of harbour-master; also in the distribution of lights, boys, beacons, and the like, the mainte- will be passed. On exportation the produce will puy the tariff duty,
tonnage-dues.
The Chinese Government will adopt what measures it shall find quisite to prevent amuggling upon the Yang-taze-king, when that river shall be opened
Any attempt to pass goods inwards or outwards,ce of which shall be provided for out of the otherwise than in compliance with the rule here laid down, will render thein liable to confiscation.
Unauthorised sale, in transitu, of goods that have been entered as above for a port, will render them Jiable to confiscation. Any attempt to pass goods in excess of the quantity specified in the certificate, will render all the goods of the same denomination named in the certificate, liable to confiscation, Permission! to export produce, which cannot be proved to have
to trade.
(barbie) ELGIN AND KINCARDINE.
Soal of Chineso Planipotentlaries
Signature of Five linesO I'lenipotentiarios.
CONVENTION BETWEEN FRANCE AND CHINA.
France, Baron Ciros, who, having communicated to each other their full powers, and finding the same to be iu proper order, now append the Articles of the Convention, as by them determined.
CONVENTION OF PEACE BETWEEN THE EMPERORS OF FRANCE AND CHINA, TRANSLATED FROM THE CHINESE TEXT. Their Imperial Majesties, the Emperors of China
Art. L-is Imperial Majesty the Emperor of and France, being domirous to resume the amicable relations that of yore existed, and to effect a peaceable China deeply regrets that the Representative of His settlement of the points in which their Claveruments Imperial Majesty the Emperor of France, when on disagree, have for this purpose appointed Plauipoten-his way, in 1850, to Peking for the purpose of ex- taries, that is to say:-itis Imperial Majesty the changing Treaty Ratifications, should have been ob- Emperor of China, His Imperial àlighness the Prince |structed on his arrival at Taku by the soldiers that
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Art. J.-The Representative of Ilis Imperial the port of Tion-txin, in the province of Chili-le, shall Majesty the Emperor of France, when visiting Pekingbe opened to trade on the same conditions the the The provisions of the present Conven- to exchange Treaty Ratifications, shall, whether on other ports.
the way or at the capital, be treated by all Chinese tion shall take effect from the day on which it is signed, no separate Ratification of the same being officials with the highest consideration.
[Literally, shall receive from all Chinese offi- necessary: they shall be observed and enforced just cials the most polite and most considerate treatment na if forming part of the text of the Treaty of Tien-tain. due to an Ambassador, so that he may without pre- And on the receipt of Five hundred thousand taela at Tien-tain, the French forces, Naval and Military', judice assert his position, authority, or rights."]
Art. 1. The provisions of the Tien-tain Trenty shall retire from Tien-tain and occupy the two ports of 1858 and of the Supplementary Articles, except of Taku and Yen-tac (Chefno), where they are to in so far as modified by the present Convention, remain until the payment in full of the Indemnity,
hall, without delay, come into operation, as soon as upon which the French forces, at whatever places the Ratifications of the Treaty aforesaid shall have stationed, shall oue and all be withdrawn from Chi- nese territory; but the Naval and Military Com- been exchanged.
Art. IV. The fourth Article of the Treaty con-manders in Chief may encamp soldiers for the winter cluded at Tien-tsin in the year 1858, by which it was in Tien-tsin, and on the payment of the ready money provided that an Indemnity of Two Millions of Tacle indemnity [P the Ta. 500.000 to be paid on 30th should by paid by the Chinese Government, is hereby Nov. at Tien-tsin] the force shall retire from Tien-tain. Art. VIIL-On the exchange of the Ratificatious annulled; and it is agreed, in the stond thereof, that
the amount of the Indemnity shall be Eight Millions of the Treaty of 1858, Chusan shall at once be eva- of Tacis. [Of that suin] the Canton Customs last cuated by the French forces now stationed there; year paid Three hundred and thirty three thousand and on the payment in full of the sum of Five hun- three hundred and thirty three taels; the remainder dred thousand Taels for which this Convention pro- (Tls. 7,666,666) shall be collected from the various vides-with the exception of (that portion of) the Custom-houses, which shall pay quarterly one-fifth of force which, being about to winter at Tientsin, will the duties received by them, and the first quarterly remain there for a time, and which it is considered payment shall be due on the 31st December 1860. inconvenient to at once withdraw, as is stated in The payments may be in either Hae-kwan Sycee or the seventh Article, the various forces occupying foreign cuin, and shall be made to either tho Repre- Tien-tain shall be withdrawn from that city, and shall sentative of France resident in China, or the Officer retire to the Taku forts, the North Coast of Tangchow by him deputed. But, on or before the 30th and the city of Cauton, where they will be stationed November, there shall be paid at Tien-tsin a sum of until the Indemnity of Eight Millions of Tacle, gun- Five hundred thousand Taels. The French Repremutced by this Convention, shall have been paid in sentative and the Chinese ligh Officers shall, here- full: the occupant forces, as above referred to, shall after, respectively appoint deputies to consult together, then be entirely withdrawn, and arrange the manner in which the instalments aro to be paid and receipts granted.
Art. IX. On the exchange of the Ratification
of the Treaty of 1858, fis Imperial Majesty, the Art. V. The money to be paid by China is on Emperor of China will by Decree, notify to the Iligh account of French military expenditure, and losses Authorities of every Province, that Chinese choosing Bustained by French merchants and others under to take service in the French Colonies, or other ports (French) protection, whose hungs and chattels at beyond sea, are at perfect liberty to enter into engage Canton were burnt and plundered by the populace, ments with French subjects for that purpose, and The French Government will at a future period divide to ship themselves and their families on board any the money in fair proportions among such sufferers-vessol at any of the open ports of China; also that the amount to be appropriated for the losses and in-the High Authorities aforesaid shall, in concert with juries incurred by such French subjects and others the Representative in China of Ilis Imperial Majesty protected, to be One Million of Taels, The remainder the Emperor of France, frame such regulations for the protection of Chinese emigrating as above, as the will be retained for military expenses.
Art. VI.-It shall be promulgated throughout circunstances of the different ports may demand.
Art X.-A mistake baving crept into the text of the length and breadth of the land, in the terms of the Imperial Edict of the 20th February, 1846, that the 22d Article of the Treaty concluded at Tien-tsin it is permitted to all people in all parts of Chine to in the year 1858, to the effect that Tonnage Dues propagate and practice the "teachings of the Lord of would be charged on French ships over one hundred Heaven," to meet together for the preaching of the and fifty tons burthen at the rate of Five Mace per doctrine, to build churches and to worship; further, ton, it is now agreed that on vessels of more than all such as indiscriminately arrest [Christians] shall one hundred and fifty tons Tonnage Dues aball bo duly punished; and such churches, schools, be levied at the rate of Four Mace per ton; on cemeterica, lands, and buildings, as were owned on vessels of less than one hundred and fifty tons, One former occasions by persecuted Christians shall be maco per ton shall be collected. From henceforth, paid for, and the money handed to the French Repre- French vessels entering port shall each and all pay sentative at Peking, for transmission to the Christians Tonnage Dues in accordance with the rates hereby in the localities concerned. It is, in addition, per- fixed. mitted to French Missionaries to rent and purchase land in all the provinces, and to erect buildings thereon at pleasure.
Art. VII-On the day on which the Ministers of the two countries aflix their seals and signatures,
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Signed and sealed at Peking by the Plenipoten- tiaries of China and France, on the 25th day of Oc tober, in the year 1860.
[Hion Fung, 10th year, 2d month, 12th day.]
TREATY BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES & CHINA.
TREATY BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES | proclaim the same and publish it by proclamation
OF AMERICA AND CHINA. SIGNED AT TIENTSIN, JUNE 18, 1858.
in the gazettes where the laws of the United States of America are published by authority; and his Majesty the Einperor of China, ou the The United States of America and the Ta-Tsing exchange of ratifications, agrees immediately to Empire, desiring to maintain firm, lasting, and direct the publication of the sane at the capital sincere friendship, have resolved to reuew, in a and by the governors of all the provinces. manner clear and positive, by means of a Treaty
Art. IV. In order further to perpetuate friend- or general convention of peace, amity, and com- merce, the rules which shall in future be mutually ship, the minister or commissioner, or the highest observed in the intercourse of their respective diplomatic representative of the United States of countries; for which most desirable object the America in Chlua, shall at all times have tho President of the United States and the August right to correspond on terms of perfect equality Sovereign of the Ta-Tsing Empire have named and confidence with the officers of the Privy for their plenipotentiaries, to wit; the President Council at the capital, or with the governors- of the United States of America, William B. Read, general of the Two Kwangs, the provinces of Envoy Extraordinary and Miniter Plenipoten Fulikien and Chelkiang, or of the Two Kiangs; tiary to China; and his Majesty the Emperor of and whenever lo desires to have such correspon- China, Kweiliang, a member of the Privy Council dence with the Privy Council at the capital, ho and Superintendent of the Board of Punish-shall have the right to send it through either of ments; and Hwnshane, President of the Board the said governors-general or by the general post; of Civil Office, and Major General of the Bor- and all sacli communications shall be sent under dered Blue Banner Division the Chinese Ban-seal, which shall be most carefully respected. The neren, both of them being Imperial Commis- Privy Council and governors-general, as the case sioners and Plenipotentiaries: And the said mi-may be, shall in all cases consider and acknow- nisters, in virtue of the respectivo full powers ledge such communications promptly and respect. they have received from their governments, have fully. agreed upon the following articles.
Art. V. The minister of the United States of
Art. I.-There shall be, as there has always America in China, whenever he has business, shail been, peace and friendship between the United have the right to visit and sojourn at the capital States of America and the Ta-Tsing Empire, and of his Majesty the Emperor of China, and there between their people, respectively. They shall conter with a member of the Privy Council, or not insult or oppress each other for any trifling any other high officer of equal rank deputed for cause, so as to produce an estrangement between that purpose, on matters of common interest and them; and if any other nation should act unjust-advantage. His visits shall not exceed one in ly or oppressively, the United States will exert each year, and he shall complete his business their good offices, on being informed of the case, without unnecessary delay. He shall be allowed to bring about an amicablo arrangement of the to go by land or coine to the mouth of the Peilu, into which he shall not bring ships-of-war, and question, thus showing their friendly feelings.
he shall inform the authorities at that place in Art. 11. In order to perpetuate friendship, order that boats may be provided for him to go on the exchange of ratifientions by the President, on his journey. He is not to take advantage of with the advice and consent of the Senate of the this stipulation to request visits to the capital un United States, and by his Majesty the Emperor trivial occasions. Whenever he means to proceed of China, this treaty shall be kept and sacredly to the capital he shall communicate, in writing, guarded in this way, viz: The original treaty, his intention to the Board of Rites at the capital, as ratified by the President of the United States, and thereupon the said Board shall give the ne- shall be deposited at Peking, the capital of his cessary dictione to facilitato his journey and Majesty the Emperor of China, in charge of the give him necessary protection and respect on his Privy Council; and, as ratified by his Majesty way. Un his arrival at the capital lie shall be the Emperor of China, shall be deposited at furnished with a suitable residenco prepared for Washington, the capital of the United States, in hin, and he shall defray his own expenses; and his entire suito shall not exceed twenty persons, charge of the Secretary of Stato.
exclusivo of his Chineso attendants, none of whom shall be engaged in trade.
Art. III-In order that the people of the two countries may know and obey the provisions of his treaty, the United States of America agree,
Art. VI.-If at any time his Majesty the E- ramedia tely on the exchange of ratifications, to peror of Chiua shall, by treaty voluntarily made,
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or for any other reason, permit the reptent-sonally or in writing, as occasion may require, tio of any friendly nation to reside at liis capitul on terms of aquality and reciprocal respect. And for a long or short time then, without any fur- the consuls and local officers shall employ the style ther consultation or express permission, the of mutual communiention. If the officers of either representative of the United States in China nation are disrespectfully treated or aggrieved in any way by the other authorities, they have the alall have the same privilege.
Art. VII. The superior authorities of the right to make representation of the same to the superior officer of the respective governments, United States and of China in correspondence who shall see that full inquiry and strict justico together shall do so on terins of equality and in form of mutual communication (chuu-hrui.. The shall be had in the premises. And the said cou- sula and agents shall carefully avoid all acts of consuls and the local officers, civil and military, offence to the officers and people of China. On in corresponding together shall likewise employ the arrival of a consul duly accredited at any the style and form of mutual communication (chau-hui). When inferior officers of the one port in China, it shall be the duty of the mi- government addresses the superior officers of the nister of the United States to notify the same to other they shall do so in the style and form of the governor-general of the province where such memorial (shin-ckin.) Private individuals, in ad-port is, who shall forthwith recognize the said dressing officers shall employ the style of petition cousul and grant bim authority to act.
Art. XI-All citizens of the United States of (pin-ching.) In no case shall any terms or stylo be used or suffered which shall be offensive or America in China, peaceably attending to their disrespectful to either party. And it is agreed affairs, being place on a common footing of that no presents. under any pretext or form amity and goodwill with subjects of China, shall whatever shall ever be demanded of the United receive and enjoy for themselves and everything States by China, or of China by the United States. appertaining to them the protection of the local Art. VIII.-In all future personal intercourse authorities of government, who shall defen them between the representative of the United States from all insult or injury of any sort. of America and the governors-general or gover-dwellings or property be threatened or attacked nors, the interviews shall be held at the officially mobs, incendiaries, or other violent or lawless residence of the said officers, or at their tempo persons, the local offices, on requisition of the rary residence, or at the residence of the repre- consul, shall immediately dispatch a military sentative of the United States of America, which over may be agreed upon between them; nor shall they make any pretext for declining these ihterviews. Current matters shall be discussed by correspondence, so as not to give the trouble of a personal maceting.
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force to disperse the rioters, apprehend the guilty individuals, and punish them with the utmost rigour of the law. Subjects of China guilty of any criminal act towards citizens of the United States shall be punished by the Chinese authorities according to the laws of China; and citizens of the United States, either on shore or in any Art. IX. Whenever national vessels of the merchant vessel, who may insult, trouble, or United States of America, in cruising along the wound the persons or injure the property of const und among the ports opened for trade for the Chinese, or commit any other improper act in protection of die commerce of their country or for China, shall be punished only by the consul or the advancement of science shall arrive at or near other public functionary thereto authorized, ne- any of the parts of China, commanders of sail cording to the laws of the United States. ships and the superior local authorities of gov-rests in order to trial may be made by either thio ernment shall, if it be necessary, lol intercourse Chinese or the United States authorities. on terms of equality and courtesy, in token of Art. X11.-Citizens of the United States, ro- the friendly relations of their respectiva na siding or sojourning at any of the ports open to tions; and the said vessels shall enjoy all suitable foreign commerce, shall be permitted to rent facilities on the part of the Chinese government in houses and places of business, or hire sites on procuring provisions or other supplies, and making which they can themselves build houses or necessary repairs. And the United States of hospitals, churches and cemeteries. The parties America agree that in case of the shipwreck of interested can fix the vents by mutual and equit any American vessel, and its being pillaged by able agreement ; the proprietors shall not demand pirates, or in case any American vessel shall be an exorbitant price, nor shall the local authorities pillaged or captured by pirates on the seas ad- interfere, unless there be some objections offered jacent to the coast, without being shipwrecked, on the part of the inhabitants respecting the the national vessels of the United States shall laco. The legal fees to the officers for applying pursue the said pirates, and if captured deliver their seal shall be paid. The citizens of the United States shall not unreasonably insist on them over for trial and punishment,
Art. X.-The United States of America shall particular epote, but each party shall conduct have the right to appoint consuls and other coin-with justice and moderation. Any desocration morcial agents for the protection of trade, to of the cemeteries by natives of China shall bo rosilo at such places in the dominious of Chins severely punished necording to law. At lio as slinll be agreed to be opened; who shall hold places where the ships of "the United States ollicial intercourse and correspondonea with the anchor, or their citizensroside, the merchants, local officers of the Chinese government (a con-wamen, or others can freely press and repass in "sul, or a Vicu-consul in charge taking rank with the immediate neighborhood; but, in order to tho an intendant of circuit or a prefect,) either pur-preservation of the public poses, they shall not go
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into the country to the villagos and maria to sell the export and import of goods from and inta their goods unlawfully, in fraud of the revenue, China, shall be the same as was agreed upon at
And
Art. XIII.-If any vessel of the United Sta- the treaty of Wanghia, except so far as it may Ics be wrecked or stranded on the coast of the modified by treaties with other nations, it la China, and be subjected to plunder or other daing expressly agreed that citizens of the United mage, the proper officers of the government, on States shall never pay higher duties than those receiving information of the fact, shall immedi-paid by the most favoured nation. ately adopt mensures for its relief and security; Art. XVI. Tonuage duties shall be paid on the persons on board shall receive friendly treat-every merchant vessel belonging to the United ment, and be enabled to repair at once to the States entering oither of the open ports, at die rate nearest port, and shall enjoy all facilities for of four mace per ton of forty cubic feet, if she La obtaining supplies of provisions and water. If over one hundred and fifty tons burden; and one the inerchant vessels of the United States, while mace per ton of forty cubic feet, if she be of the within the waters over which the Chinese govern-burden of one hundred and fifty tons or under, ment excrcises jurisdiction, be plundered by rob- according to the tonnage specified in the register; bers or pirates, then the Chinese local authorities, which, with her other papers, shall, ou her ar- civil and military, on receiving information thereof, rival, be lodged with the cosul, who shall report shall arrest the said robbers or pirates, and the same to the commissioner of custoins. punish them according to law, and shall cause all if any vessel, having paid tonnage duty at one the property which can be recovered to be re- port, shall go to any other port to complete tho stored to the owners, or placed in the hands of the disposal of her cargo, or, being in ballast, to pur- consul. If. by reason of the extent of territory chase an entire or fill up an incomplete cargo, and numerous population of China, it shall the consul shall report the same to the compus- in any caso happen that the robbers cannot be sioner of customs, who shall note on the port- apprehended, and the property only in part re- clearance that the tonnage duties have been covered, the Chinese government shall not make paid and report the circumstances to the collec- iademuity for the goods lost; but if it shall tors at the other custom-houses; in which case, bu proved that the local authorities have been the said vessel shall only pay duty on her cargo, in collusion with the robbers, tho samo shall and not bo charged with tonunge duty a second bo communicated to the superior authorities for time. The collectors of customs at the open. memorializing the Throne, and these officers ports shall consult with the consuls about the shall bo severely punished, and their property erection of beacons or light-houses, and where be confiscated to repay the losses.
buoys and light-ships should be placed.
Art. XIV. The citizens of the United States
Art. XVII. Citizens of the United States
are permitted to frequent the ports and cities of shall be allowed to engage pilots to take their vessels into port, and, when tlio lawful duties have Canton and Chau-cliau or Swatau, in the province all been paid, take them out of port. It shall bo of Kwangtung; Amoy, Fulchau, and Tai-wau
in Formosa, in the province of Fulkien; Niug-lawful for them to hire at pleasure servants, com- po in the province of Chehkiang; and Shanghai pradors, linguists, writers, labourers, seamen, and in the province of Kiangsu, and any other port persons for whatever necessary service, with or place hereafter by treaty with other powers, passage or cargo-boats, for a reasonable compen- or with the United States, opened to commerce; sation, to be agreed upon by the parties or deter and to reside with their families and trade there,mined by the consul.
and to proceed ut pleasure with their vessels and Art. XVII-Whenever merchant vessels of merchandise from any of these ports to any other the United States slmll enter a port, the collector of them. But suid vessels abail not carry on a of customs shall, if he seo fit, appoint custome clandestine and fraudulent trade at other ports house ollicers to guard said vessels, who may live of Chim not declared to be legal, or along the on board the ship or their own boats, at their consts thereof; and any vessel under the Ameri-convenience. The local authorities of the Chinos can flag violating this provision ahall, with her government shall cause to be apprehended all cargo, be subject to coufiscation to the Chinese matincers or deserters from ou board the vessels government; and any citizen of the United States of the United States in China on being informed who shall trade in any contraband article of by the consul, and will deliver them up to the merchandise shall be subject to bo dealt with by consuls or other officers for punishment. And if the Chinese government, without being entitled criminals, subjects of China, tako refuge in the to any countenance or protection from that of the houses or on board the vessels of citizens of the United States; and the United States will take United States, they shall not be harboured or con- measures to prevent their flag from being abused cealed, but shalt ba delivered up to justice ou by the subjects of other nations as a cover for the due requisition by the Chinese local officers, ad- violation of the laws of the Empire.
dressed to those of the United States. The iner- Art. XV. At each of the ports open to com- chants, scanion, and other citizens of the United merce, citizens of the United States shall be States shall be under the superintendenco of the permitted to import from abroad, and sell, pur-appropriate officers of their government. If in- chase, and export all merchandise, of which the dividuals of either nation commit acts of violence importation or exportation is not probibited by or disorder, use aras to the injury of others, or the laws of the empire. The tariff of duties to create disturbances endangering life, the officers be paid by the citizens of the United States, on of the two governments will exert themselves to
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enforce order and to maintaingtho public peace, by doing impartial justico in the premises.
Tance.
then mako a memorandum in the port-clontaneo of the goods and the amount of datice paid on Art. XIX. Whenever a merchant vessel bo- the same, and deliver the same to the mer- longing to the United States shall cast anchor in chant, and shall also certify the facts to the ofli either of the said ports, the supercargo, master, curs of customs at the other ports; all which or consignee, shall, within forty-eight hours, de being done, on the arrival in port of the vessel posit the ship's papers in the hands of the consulin which the goods are laden, and everything or person charged with his functions, who shall being found, on examination there, to corres- cause to be communicated to the superintendent pond, she shall be permitted to break bulk, and Iand the said goods, without being subject to of customs a true report of the name and tonnage the payment of any additional duty thereon. But of such vessel, the number of her crew, and the nature of her cargo, which being done, he shall if, on such examination, the superintendent of give a permit for her discharge. And the master, customs aliali detect any fraud on the revenue in supercargo, or consignee, if he proceed to dis- the case, then the goods shall be subject to for- charge the cargo without such permit, shall incur feiture and confiscation to the Chinese govern a fine of five hundred dollars, and the goods soment. Foreign grain or rice brought into any discharged without permit shall be subject to port of China in a ship of the United States, and forfeiture to the Chinese government. But if a not landed, may be re-exported without hind- master of any vessol in port desire to discharge
Art. XXII.-The tonnage duty on vessels of a part only of the cargo, it shall be lawful for him to do so, paying duty on such part only, and the United States shall be paid on their being to proceed with the remainder to any other ports, admitted to entry. Duties of import shall be Or if the master so desire, he may, within forty-paid on the discharge of the goods, and eight hours after the arrival of the vessel, but duties of export on the lading of the same. not later, decide to depart without breaking bulk ; Whion, all such duties shall have been paid, in which case ho shall not be subject to pay tou-and not before, the collector of customs alall chargo, or other duties or charges until, on his ar give a port-clearance, and the consul shall re- rival at another port, he shall proceed to dis- turn the ship's papers. The duties shall be charge, when hoshall pay the duties on vessel and paid to the shroffs authorized by the Chinese go- Duties shall be cargo, according to law. And the tonnage duties vernment to receive the same. shall be held due after the expiration of the said paid and received, either in sycee silver or in forty-eight hours. In case of the absenco of the foreign money, at the rate of the day. If the consul or person charged with his functions, the consul permits a ship to leave the port before captain or supercargo of the vessel inay have the duties and tonnage duca are paid, he shall recourse to the consul of a friendly power; or, if be held responsible therefor. he please, directly to the superintendent of cus- toms, who shall do all that is required to conduct the ship's business.
Art. XXIII-When goods on board any merchaut veasel of the United States in port re- quire to be transhipped to another vessel, appli- Art. XX. The superintendent of customs, in cation shall be made to the consul, who shall order to the collection of the proper duties, slinll, certify what is the occasion therefor to the super- on application made to him through the consul, intendent of custome, who may appoint officers appoint suitable officers, who shall proceed, in the to examine into the facts and permit the tran- presence of the captain, supercargo, or consignce, shipment. And if any goods be transhipped to make a just and fair examination of all goods without written permits, they shall be subject to In the act of being discharged for importation or be forfeited to the Chinese government. laden for exportation on board any merchant Art. XXIV.-Where there are debts duc by Tossal of the United States. And if disputes subjects of China to citizens of the United States, occur in regard to the value of gooda subject to the latter may seek redress in law; and, on ad-valorem duty, or in regard to the amount of suitable representations, being made to the local tare, and the same cannot be satisfactorily ar ranged by the parties, the question may, within authorities, through the consul, they will causo twenty-four hours, and not afterwards, be refere due examination in the premises, and take pro- per steps to compel satisfaction. And if citizens red to the said cousal to adjust with the superin- of the United States be indebted to subjects of China, the latter may seek redress by representa- Art. XXI-Citizens of the United States who tion through the consul, or by suit in the consular may have imported merchandise into any of the court; but neither government will hold itself free ports of China, and paid the duty thereau, responsible for such debts. if they desire to re-export the sano in part or in
Art. XXV.-It alall be lawful for the officers whole to any other of the said ports, shall bo entitled to make application, through their cousul, or citizens of the United States to employ geho to the superintendent of customs, who, in order to lars and people of any part of China, without provent fraud on the revenue, shall cause ox-lintinetion of parsons, to teach any of the langua- antination to bo mado, by suitabilo offers, to se ges of the enure, and to assist in literary labours ; that the duties paid on strels goods ns are entered and the persona o umployod shall not for that on the custom-house books correspond with the cause be subject to any injury on the part either representation make, and that the goods remain of the government or of individuale; and it shall with their original marks unchanged, and shall iu liko manner be lawful for citizens of the
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United States to purchase all manner of books States and subjects of China, which cannot bo amicably settled otherwise, the maine shall bo In China.
examined and decided conformably to justice and Art. XXVI. Relations of peaco and nmity equity by the public officers of tho two nation, between the United States and China being esta-acting in conjunction. The extortion of illegal blished by this treaty, and the vessels of the fees is expressly prohibited. Any peaceable United States being admitted to trado freely to persons are allowed to enter the court in order and from the ports of China open to foreign com- to interpret, lest injustice be done.
Art. XXIX. The principles of the Christian
merce; it is further agreed that, in case at any time hereafter China should bo at war with any foreign nation whatever, and should for that religion, as professed by the Protestant and cause exclude such nation from entering her ports, Roman Catholic churches, are recognized as still the vessels of the United States shall not teaching men to do good, and to do to others as the less continue to pursue their commerce in they would have others do to them. Ilereafter freedon and sccurity, and to transport goods to those who quietly profess and teach these doc and from the ports of the belligerent powers, full trines shall not be harassed or persccated on respect being paid to the neutrality of the flag account of their faith. Any person, whether of the United States, provided that the said flag citizen of the United States or Chinese convert, shall not protect vessels engaged in the trans- who, according to these tenets, peaceably teach portation of officers or soldiers in the enemy's and practice the principles of Christianitly, shall service, nor shall said flag be fraudulently used in no case be interfored with or molested. to enable the enemy's ships, with their cargoca, Art. XXX-The contracting partics hereby to enter the ports of China; but all such vessels agroe that should at any time the Ta-Tsing Em so offending still be subject to forfeiture and piro grant to any nation, or the merchants or confiscation to the Chinese government. citizens of any nation, any right, privilege, or
Art. XXVII.-All questions in regard to rights, favour, connected either with navigation, con- whether of property or porson, arising between merce, political or other intercourse, which is citizens of the nited States in Chinn, shall not conferred by this Treaty, such right, privi- be subject to the jurisdiction and regulated by lege, and favour, shall at ouce freely enuro to the the authorities of their own government; and benefit of the United States, its public officers,
merchants, and citizens. all controversies occurring in China between
The present treaty of peace, amity, and com- citizens of the United States and the subjects of
merce shall be ratified by the President of the any other government shall be regulated by the United States, by and with the advice and con- treaties existing between the United States and sent of the Senate, within one year, or sooner, if such goverments, respectively, without interfer- possible, and by the August Sovereign of the Ta- Tsing Empire forthwith; and the ratification Art. XXVIII.-If citizens of the United shall be exchanged within one year from the dato States liave special occasion to address any coin-of the signatures thereof.
In fuith whereof, wo, the respectivo pleni- munication to the Chinese local officers of go- vornment, they shall submit the sanno to their potentiaries of the United States of America and of consul or other officer, to determine if the lan-tho Ta-Tsing Empire, as aforesaid, have signed gungo be proper and respectful, and the matter and scaled these presents.
Done at Tien-tsin this eighteenth day of June, just and right, in which event he shall transmit
ence on the part of Cliina.
the same to the appropriate authorities for their in the year of our Lord one thousand oight hun- consideration and action in the premises. If sub-dred and fifty-eight, and the independence of the jects of China have occasion to address the United States of America tho eighty-second, and consul of the United Statas. they may address in the eighth year of Ilienfung, fifth month, and him directly, at the same time they inform their eighth day. own officers represcuting the case for his consi- deration and action in the premises; and if controversies arise between citizens of the United
[LS.]
[do.]
WILLIAM B. REED. KWEILIANG.
[do.]
HWASHANA.
CONVENTION BETWEEN RUSSIA AND CHINA.
CONVENTION SIGNED BETWEEN RUSSIA, view to the consolidation of amity, enumerov, and AND CHINA AT PEKING, ON THE 14TH Alliance between the two States, and in order to pros NOVEMBER 1860.
[vido agniust all misunderstandings and disputes, and for this purpose, hava appointed Plenipotentiaries, TRANSLATKO from the Chinese TEXT. Their Impariah Majesties the Emperses of China that is to say: His Imperial Majesty the Emperor aud Russia, having made themselves fully acquainted of Chins, is Tomperial Highness the Prince of with the terms of the Treaty concluded in the year) King; Uis Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia,
19 1858, proposu to catablish certain regulations with a His Excellency, Privy Councillor, E bawa tayay,
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A+. J. lombel Fluro horvatta me dopustom na animivialarmbandiagge di remporch of bindjen lembubarkas, |11 dengimail that They shall be sutorialned by Thứ tưn With satojenca be the plan unt articles that provode"
Art 12 ordance with the Rest meticles of the Treaty concluded at a hwn (Ay lom, on the boundary marka in the tracts of country lying Atumor) on the 24 of June 1858, and the auch the Past, Intoon Labo Muka mnd the Tone, and article of the Treaty muncluidol nt,Tion tal on the the West, het woon Mhs porn. To pa los and is bo Lath of June of the me year, it in greed that the Kand, it is agreed that trustworthy allies shall Bars ajquintod by the iwn governments for that purjoma, Hastern boundaries, stating Russian from £hine Pay the phing of the marks along the castorn Tron territory, shall be as follows; Com the Janetion of The vivers Shih tih ngilul (ungary Iliver ud, the olivesa appointed shall mot at this mouth Mithat is to my, down the Andor to tis junction of the Vani to May, Hil, and bu similas duty on the Westin Bontiers, olivers shall musst at Tailong- with the Usuri, die wounty, to the North bubangsata - but the One of meeting. It is trusty to Hussin, and that to the Smith, as far as the mouth of Thus ottica aqulted in the above work shall the Usuti, to Chinos, fom the mouth of the Unuti, southwards, to take Hiuska, the river and with all talinos und Justion & and, as fun mupon dames with the bundaries indicatsol In the First and Bungatelan shall be the boundaries, that in sy gun arteles of this mouvention, tly shall maka the treet of entry many of the mish rivers belongs to four shorte, two of which shall ba Uussian and two Hussin, and that west of the mine to Chinn fo the wither Manchurian or Chlia, and the mild charte source of the Bangetation, the boundary shall traverse having boon duly signed and wanted by the alliera fake 11in-ka in a right thus on the Mangatelan to question, shall be deposited, two Cone Russlan the Pt Hogy and from the month of the thing.de Manchution or Chinos) in Duneta, mind two it shall follow the range of manntalus to the Hampton's mouth, from which it shall pdwu to the mouth of the fans by Uussion and one in Manchmalu on ('kinuna Tin China. On the human lunga of those ilmits, they Tounen, running along the Houchun mud the lawhall be with tolled by ling duly signol and soned, chung keen mange, that is to say, the sountry past of the boundary line thus indfentod (from Lake in ka to the mouth of the Tammen) holatiga tu Runwirt. | and that lying to the woot thereof to China. Proin |
shall he appended hotato as formung part of this
Art. 4 At all placon along the fronthe sgterd the point it which the frontiers of the two countries upon in this Finnt mitolo uĩ this souventiun, Hüssan meet at the Taumen to the mouth of the said elvae, and Chluans nulijoetatuay huld intorsomas nt planene, their shall les neutral fueritmy, separating the Hussian There shall not, in any came, ka slutione fortul & spel alk from the C'liliona punassumiutta 900 do in width. Pues Bustler ollionen shall "allos protection to morchianta ther, in ncgordaun with the Ninth matiela of the quietly varying on traglo, Tionistsłu Treaty, it is agreed that a short shall bu mache in which ilia portion solned red shall tiplicata) the frontiers, and wis which aloei ho written tha Iteentunoted.
In order to greater Baznindon, the mulistance of the mensah unlikle of Clap liwan (Aykon,) in konaly agalu
sish words ♬ ponira kiletarzyny juo kosto-nyih pik Art, 5. Inian merekants, in addition to tending humo masterpa bi na tine-grain," liv order to facilitate at Kiachta, may, when pissing in the ski putabliskosť decuinte referenvet mod the said charts shall las duly | mainier from Kigalia to Paking, dispons of mundeis a
A Rum nuthenticated by the mule and signings of the at Koulus and Chung kin, losow, High Alinisters of for two conİLİRA,
[rommul with a limited rations may los stationsal at
The track of country alva suformad te in unserupted | Kan fins a la shirki himmelt anparviss the knikding od waste land. Should Chinona mquatters las bond be a consulate, but the wits, the number of buildings, any part of it, or should any portion be used by out the land for pastwings of cattlą, shall vill la da Chinese na fishing or hunting grounda, Russia aldali kuumiand by the High offløse stationed at Koulun, Hot lake pasaran of nich, but the Chinees alialt Lus! Chines moishanita, desirupe of so dolog, mu ak allowed to fish and so hunt as they have been want|libwety to repair be Hussin, and thuis entry on Tushu, to di
Russian suhanis visiting the ( klupus intte shofk
From the sims of setting up the boundary marks be under no restrictions, whether as to the time at there shall never to my shingon mente; and Hawada which they may visit such phens of the duration of" riigagas not bi anoroneli upon the thinong burritory in thoit stay i but the punime of merchants at any ma thi vicinity of the Risortiors, nor will grsund ke svires! Įpiluwa shail nut sesand two hundred. The Himal Hinny malier part of Eldon,
atllowen nintioned on the frontiers shall supply modi Atl. Following the muga of hills along the party of merchants with is passport, in which shall Animer's majene, the long extablished Chinese Bier, le period the mine of the chief merchant, the justs, and the marka pit dawn in the dth year of number of people that nevœmpany bu, mud the jdesi Yong->hing's reign (1720,) na Mha-peen Tu-pa-ko, alimui to kas visitad by them fa triple, Tha more (in the vicinity of Trokognisl,) di is nigrosal that, alonte shall thommelves provisto funds for the papons where these marks terminate, the Western konda: diture attendant en thule business, and for thu jines tion, not yet laid down, shall sommenes; they shall show of fund and eattle.
Art. is the satablishment of inde, the sana extend westward to Take Twovenng-linch, fam which, after running in a wauth-westerly dirvostan regulations aloill be applied at Kasligar as at 11) sot along the Tibandhuch. Ton-elm-'ch of the Teeni-alian Terlangetal. At Kashgar Oblon ogruan tu inaku a bangin, they shall go southwards to Kho-Kanu, grant of land whereas to build soakdongon, witne This is the thinona wyprosobni fir Ignattall, this honnen, mud churubus, la under to this monevraisons of Justau Plenipotentiary's uninum Ernakuler, Louche Stummiau mautyhante un muy live theres ground.
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Lindonnast to the Stars aflisista Filonld people from the outaido entry the throney la quonicled na tho, lov a olhares, by thai Ungur n Conca maivam ni Aneligar, sand plunder the property of Anthurin, vitlana at the phẩm schwan, diu antr Bussistiam tongs hante truding toan, China will not takas Promould, so at such sather, pålære at the Plomar
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Ail. 7. The muzichonte of boils countsica may timile na thay phim at the various mutte, and ball with their own a outrymun, Blog, shall red not be subjondeol, to mer abatisations us thogar manna, masa, ali buôn, na penism [py. this official, they may at pleammin lisquint the shops not mobjest tu bisir parishoteome ] and sumbida for trub nord button, not they may thou AK D. As compound with former youta, buda maka trady nomuy pesmente, en, if they treat vache is now mocke Juvenant, imf, pojenyei, mow humpel
Fine, the emulation of utlier, ogren erolit necutate, und, un ta thức thot that neina huyu bwanan bid de mic tha songelante of the une imy sejmih in klus retion |nibalem diftorm basale from what it was nt. Our tanna nď contry, the only limit shall be the mascelonts" awn making the. Tranties of 74ipulis" ojal Blachta, mud the wupplementary alipoibutions of arccuding yana s plateno nud emavimisma,
AL. II. Himmäiste niemrachitrate in Chion, and Chinesa and the girtumatanoss Cunt guva tisa to díaputon be tunes lustila ba Unaniu, sluill inopiya due pontention down two thin varman frontier offirupu no longer rumi
15h lunges, in axisting regulation, an thu grevertent of the country.
In mides to the us control of monchante, and to sam umemmaltabel [by the allured alots of olfaira,) nzu pravila registral, osieundoy steadings and disposten, turnby Joshualmal in sowly diswa upe zilpulations,
Hapotulus allicial rummtundeations treating ad fream minn L'oneula, dt, tway bar staliupol at this variou trading traits, and, in geldstlanel to thuen at 1 fi moltion bunlara loses only jumped to hưun the High Tubagatal, Ukonuja misol) ha apprintent on Kalupur and 4lfleer at 10 lan mund the fare pola nel por to col KonTun. Chim is af flugty to station L'incula at Corntung, of Klachty, mul ledurio tu. Laiverime 14. Puberalinje, në më such other plen in Russia sam ond of Wastura Jabatan and the Baby Cicapl ala toy ang like Fauch sormuks, whether the signstutional at FR. For this future, în coblitions be the Cʻllarsmas, mlakk sunblo iu haugen to ba bull by the officera Junt inunod, frontics business nicy ka teistm governement, but they my kowins, without ob osted by tha. Kon pak vele ma te sal od "thu An atriethane, korut dissimus husbongung to the pauple of the alul Fung luna pen (Eastern Fes abran) proximica, of the plures at which they many chama ko Ẩn stakleni
Matten in which time like 14 comorial clutt for Tlos Console nudd the local ville bila altull, som trepand stud budel intensmuren un forme al squality, us provided franked to by lynnon sa puli (7 Comicsamur 1, og Dor by tha asennud millele of the '4 puriain Tivaly. In C'amaicanry) stuliosad on this kaukta deglist, ba mustler in which the quejahants of both cmntries is communication with the etiosa of the dinged at se normal, the offlranə ol Liner Lưrm povurmusada aboll Winschlag All fandi commumentivos, der į ball Inkat pasijusint motion, schobooks alusil bu panishad bain menalanes with this pansiona of this eighth Ai
pandaniu with the laws of than country, ne directed tirls of this conventim by the movanih mlila of the Tien beùng Tamuly.
fu all comon of disjortes migloathing in the com pymomat of mummy dus in mercantile Trans Hoe, the. jimiklum konumunjel shall themoalyna vali in srbitration, The Ituzaion Coments and the Chiltona Inval illi lake ehull unsely taku suck atimu na may tend to laing aluut mu susionblo auttlement, and afvall got in muy way bu called upon sa hold, romperomilla for the pay tumor od bassıl alastitu,
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astonisations with Alım Tisutar Commal elational A Hih long kong sad los fin.
The mail Camanals, fuveramon, and other offlecom aball massaged me to pram of squally, in meredamen with this macond natiala of thus Finn tain Tavaly. Mutsuvai, 11 the dongmichon wiittuja valot in lateincas link ought wat tu les autresil ujem, no attenbuje klubl |lar paid to thum,
În conjunt of lenitive Instincan of great Importance, The Corn Clemus al Poetara Milenko aball comm munionta thatcom with either the Privy Council on tho Fansign Villiva,
As dos tending monita, tha misrobanta may register,
Ail, 10, All frontlen kinalucas, whothon of bupne of the pillen of that Consuls ned ba al authorities, agrcomments bij reliquum ju juojaty nud huntaong tamu se olharwise, ahol lan ustimgol by omjaink misli raun, aloubi ofthest of this priompila roduam tuneling on the part of the frontiur ratusas, na lait duwn corty ont des bisna od thin prgiatsiad agresment, this in the eighth article of this pour utlar, mud, sa pou Curimula said list að tilisinde shall enbarvo klids fulfilment. viled for by the moveath artisda of the bout-in In soon other than those mining from more untilu Treaty, affondain shall be teled muud pomisled, les ur tranmioticam, na quintala, muud votli liko nudi ummtteck, parslanes with the laws of that mass of the two some- the Commula sad lisal offieven shall net vonjointly in talon to widol they my boding, tha manuntingthin, musik shakl postele the guilty portion,. Tungelively ns under their soymial jurisdiethuis,
Jumalatın narrating themoolyan hi Chhao Jinuano, or abounding so this intake of Chhun, shall, on the tagaialting of shu Uemust, les menght do and went besøk by the Chis authorities; andh. Hiswhere offis inha
Whould eattle stray at bu dunyai norams this frost tior lemuunamise, the sillonny of this locality on being Jafarmed sel that but by utile ial communication, alışılla without delay, domjestak jungiu ti mantel for thems
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they shall likewise give fuli Fation ca the packagu shall exceed 120 emulum in weight. soldiery at the frontiery posts, who say be bound ot-hall not be delayed, but shall be forwarded un tha In tho avunc recover and send back such cattle, whether straying day they are handed in for despatch, or stolen, in accordance with the bars reported of any delay or neglect, the culpable parties struŭ be in the original communication; and who, should they visited with severe punishment. fail to restore the property that is missing, shall be Couriera, in charge of letters or parcela between punished, as the laws direct, in a amner proportion-Kiachin and Peking, shall call at the Koo-lun consu ato to the value of what is lost Ne daim for com- late, and deliver to the Consul all letters or parcels pousation shall be entertained.
to his address, and they shall likewise take charge of whatever despatches or parcels the Consul may hand to them.
In the event of runaways crossing the frontier, measures shall be taken for their discovery and arrest immediately upon the receipt of an official requisition Whenever parcels are despatched from Kiachta to that effect; and, on the arrest having bean effected, or Koolu, the High officer at Koolun must be sup- the prisoners, with whatever property may be found plied with a list of the same; and, in like manner, in their possession, shall be handed over to the when despatching parcels from Peking, the foreign nearest frontier officer, whose duty it shall be to office shall be supplied with a list. Such lists shall ascertain the place from which such persons may have specify the number and weights of the packages, as absconded.
also the date of their being despatched; and on the The runaways, while on the return journey under outside of each package shall be written, in Russian arrest, shall be supplied with food, and, if naked, and Manchurian or Chinese characters, its weight, &c. with clothes; and they shall neither be maltreated Merchants forwarding letters and parcels for pur- nor insulted by the soldiers. Runaways arrested pose of trade, if willing to hire porters themselves prior to the receipt of any such official requisition, and to make other arrangements, shall be at liberty shall also be dealt with in like manner.
to do so, having obtained permission, after due report Art. 11-Answers shall be returned to communica-of the circumstances, from the local authorities, to tions transmitted through intermediate officers by the obviate the [undue] incurring of expense on the High officials on the frontiers. The despatches of government.
the Governor General of Eastern Siberia and of the Art. 13.-Official communications passing between Koo-pih-urli-na-to-urh (7 Governor) of Kiachta the Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs and the shall be handed to the Ko-me-sa-url (?Commissioner Chinese Privy Council, or between the Governor or Commissary General) of Kiachta for transmission General of Eastern Siberia and the Privy Council or to the officer of the board. The despatches of the Foreign Officer, shall be forwarded by the regular High officer stationed at Koolun shall be handed to the post, and shall be under no restrictions in respect of officer of the Board for transmission to the Ko-me-sa- time; and should any delay or detention be appre urh of Kiachta. The despatches of the Koo-pib-urh-hended, in cases of importance, trustworthy Russian na-to-urh of the Amoor province, shall be forwarded to Officers may be charged with the speedy conveyance the Tartar General at Hib-lung-kenng, through the of such despatches. Adjutant General of Aykom; the said Adjutant Ge- While resident at Peking, despatches on important neral shall likewise transmit the despatches of the business, for or from the Russian Minister, may be Kee-lin General. Despatches passing between the transmitted by Officers appointed by the Russia Koo-pil-urh-na-to-urh of the Tung-bue-peen province Government. Ollicers conveying such despatches and the Cieneral stationed at Kee-lin, shall be trans-shall not at any place bo delayed or detained, and, mitted through the officers at the frontier posts of in every instance, such bearers of despatches shall be Hongchun in the Usuri territory. Communications Russinus,
between the Governor General of Western Siberia As regards the movements of such despatch-bearers, and the General stationed at Ili, shall be transmitted if travelling from Kiuchta to Peking, the Ko-me-a- through the Russian Consul at Ii. Whenever the url shall notify the officer of the Board on the day business in question is of great importance, ollicial preceding their departure. I like manner, if start- messengers shall be employed. The Governors Going from Peking, a day's notice alu!l be given to the neral of Eastern and Western Siberia and the various Board of War. Koo-pih-urh-un-to-urh (7 Governors of Provincial
Art. 14. Should any of the armugentents in ro- Districts), together with the High officer at Kon-lun, and the Tartar Generals stationed at Ilih-lung-keng to both parties, the Governor General of Enatern spect of land commerce hereafter prove inconvenient Kee-lin, and Ili, in the transmission of official com-Siberia and the Chinese High officer of the Frontiers munications, may entrust them to trustworthy Kushal consult together and determine the matter in accordance with the articles of this Convention; but
sian officers.
Art. 13.-As was stipulated for in the eleventh now demands must not be proferred. There shall be article of the Tien-tain Treaty, the time allowed for no further departure from the provisions of the the conveyance of official documents and parcels from Twelfth articlo of the Tien-tsin Treaty. Kinchin to Peking in herein defined,
Art. 15.-Ou the tormination of the present con- Latters shall ba forwarded once a month. Parcela and boxes, from Kinchta to Peking, shall be forwarded furence, the Chinese Minister Plenipotentiary sh alice every two months, und quarterly from Peking to translate the original text of this convention into the Kinclita Ollicial documents shall not be more than Chinesa kangnage, and shall furnish the Russian twenty, nor parcels more than forty days, en ruste; Minister l'lonipotentiary with a copy of the Chines and as regards parcels, there shall never lo mero than translation, duly authenticated by siguntura and seal, twenty packages forwarded at a time, and no single whe, on kia side, shall likowiso translate into Chinese
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the original text of the convention, mud shall supply Plenipotentiary, who shall each forthwith imus what- the Chinese Minister Plenipotentiary with a copy út hver commands may be necessary for the carrying the same, in like manner duży audionticated by unto the effect of the provisious of the convention, ntal signature.
Signed and sealed by His lmperin! Highness the The Articles of the present convention, without Prince of Kung, Chinese Minister Plenipotentiary, waiting for the ratification of the same by their Im-and his Excellency the Privy Councillor, the Russian perial Majestien, the Fauparors of the two countries Minister Plenipotentiary, on the 2d day of the 10th shall be in force, and for over observed, from the day hunth of the 10th year of Hien Fung, i. e. the d on which the translations into Chinese of the original day of the month No-ya-poo-urh, in the year 1860. text shall have been interchanged by the Ministers [14th Novembor, 1860.]
TREATY BETWEEN HER MAJESTY AND THE TYCOON OF JAPAN.
TREATY OF PEACE, FRIENDSHIP, AND COMMERCE BETWEEN HER MAJESTY AND THE TYCOON OF JAPAN. SIGNED, IN THE English, Japanese, AND DUTCH
LANGUAGES, AT YEDO, AUGUST 26, 1858. RATIFICATIONS EXCHANGED AT YEDO, JULY 11, 1859.
Art. III The ports and towns of Hakodadi, Ka- nagawa, and Nagasaki shall be opened to British subjects on the first of July, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-nine. In addition to which, the following ports and towns shall be opened to them at the dates hereinafter speciled :-
Neo-e-gata, or, if Nec-e-gata be found to be un- suitable as a harbour, another convenient port on the west coast of Nipon, on the first day of Jaituary, one thonsand eight hundred and sixty.
Hliogo on the first day of January, one thousand
Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and His Majesty the Tycoon of Japan, being desirous to place the reln- tions between the two countries on a permanent and eight hundred and sixty-three,
In all the foregoing ports and towns British sub- friendly footing, and to facilitate commercial inter- course between their respective subjects, and having jects may permanently reside. They shall have the for that purpose resolved to enter into a Treaty of right to lease ground, and purchase the buildings Peace, Aniity, and Commerce, have named as their thereon, and may erect dwellings and warehouses; but no fortification, or place of military strength, Plenipotentiaries, that is to say :-
Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain and Ire-shall be erected under pretence of building dwellings land, the Right Honourable the Earl of Elgin and or warehouses; and to see that this Article is ub- Kincardine, a Peer of the United Kingdom, and served, the Japanese authorities shall have the right Knight of the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order to inspect, from time to time, any buildings which
are being erected, altered, or required. of the Thistle :
And His Majesty the Tycoon of Japan, Midzuo Taikfogona Kumi; Nagai Gembuno Kanii; Inouwye Sinano no Kami; Hori Oribeno Kami; Iwass Higo no Kaini; and Isuda Hauzubro.
The place which British subjects shall occupy for their buildings and the harbour regulations, shall be arranged by the British Consul and the Japanese authorities of each place, and, if they cannot agree, the matter shall be referred to and settled by the Art. 1.-Thero shall be perpetual pence and friend- British Diplomatic Agent and the Japanese (inveru ship between Her Majesty the Queen of the United inent. No wall, fence, or gate shall be erected by Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, her heirs and the Japanese around the place where British subjects successors, and His Majesty the Tycoon of Japan, reside, or any thing done which may prevent a free and between their respectivo dominious and subjects. egress or ingress to the samo
British subjects shall be free to go where they the opened Art. II.-Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain please, within the following limits, and Ireland may appoint a Diplomatic Agent to re-ports of Japan, side at the city of Yedo, and Consuls or Consular At Kanagawa to the River Logo (which empties Agents to resident any or all the ports of Japan into the Bay of Yele, between Kawasaki and Sina- which are opened for British commerce by this Treaty. gown), and ten rí in any other direction, The Diplomatic Agunt and Commul-General of At Hakodatdi ten ri in auy direction. Great Britain shall have the right to travel frenly to any part of the Empiro of Japan,
At Hingo en ri in any direction, that of Kinto excepted, which city shall ant bu approached nearer His Majesty the Tycoon of Japan way appoint a than ten ri. The crews of vessels resorting to Hingo Diplomatic Agout to resido in Lamiton, and Consuls, shall not cross the River Engawn, which empties into
or Consular Agents, at any or all the ports of Grent the by between Hiogo nud Owen.
Britain.
The distance shall be measured by land from the The Diplomatie Agent and Consul-General of goyoso, or town hail, of each of the foregoing parts, Jajan shall havo the right to travel freely to muy part the ri being equal to four thousand two hundred and of rent Jritain.
seventy-liva yurds English memuro,
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APPENDIX.
At Nagasaki, British anbjects may go into any part of the Imperial dumain in its vicinity.
The boundaries of Neo-e-gata, or the place that may be substituted for it, shall be settled by the British Diplomatic Agent and the Government of Japan.
Art. All foreign caiu shall be current in Japan, and alinli posa far its corresponding weight in "Jas pause coin of the same description.
British and Juganeso subjects may freely use fa- reign or Japanese coin, in making payments to each
oplier.
As some time will clapso before the Japanese will From the first day of Janity, one thousand eight bundred and sixty-two, British subjects shall be al- become acquainted with the value of foreign coin, the lowed to reside in the city of Yedo, and from the Japanese Government will, for the period of one year first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and after the opening of each port, furnish British sub- sixth-three, in the city of Osaca, for the purposes of jects with Japanese coin in exchango for theirs, equal trade only. In each of these two cities a suitable weights being given, and no discount taken for re- place, within which they may hire houses, and the coinage. distance they may go, shall be arranged by the Bri- tish Diplomatic Agent and the Government of Japan. Art. IV. All questions in regard to rights, whe- ther of property or person, arising between British subjects in the dominions of His slajesty the Tycoon of Japan, shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the British authorities.
Art. V.-Japanese subjects, who may be guilty of any criminal act towards British subjects, shall be arrested and punished by the Japanese authorities according to the laws of Japan.
Coins of all description (with the exception of Japanese copper coin), as well as foreign gold and silver uncoined, may be exported from Japan.
Art. XI. Supplies for the use of the British navy may be landed at Kanagawa, Hakodadi, and Naga saki, and stored in warehouses, in the custody of an officer of the British Government, without the pay- ment of any duty; but if any such supplies are sold in Japan, the purchaser shall pay the proper duty to the Japanese authorities.
Art. XII-If any British vessel be at any time wrecked or stranded on the coast of Japan, or be com- pelled to take refuge in any port within the domi ions of the Tycoon of Japan, the Japanese autho rities, on being apprised of the fact, shall immediately render all the assistance in their power; the person Justice shall be equitably and impartially admi-on board shall receive friendly treatment, and bo
British subjects who may commit any crime against Japanese subjects, the subjects or citizens of any other country, shall be tried and punished by the Consul, or other public functionary authorized thereto, according to the laws of Great Britain.
nistered on both sides.
Art. VI. A British subject having reason to com- plain of a Japanese must proceed to the Consulate and state his grievance.
furnished, if necessary, with the means of conveyance to the nearest Consular station.
Art. XIII-Any British merchant-vessel arriving off one of the open ports of Japan, shall be at liberty to hire a pilot to take her into port. In like man- ner, after she has discharged all legal dues and duties, and is ready to take her departure, she shall be al-, lowed to hire a pilot to conduct her out of port,
The Consul will inquire into the merits of the case, and do bis utmost to arrange it amicably. In like manner, if a Japanese have reason to complain of a British subject, the Consal shall no less listen to his
Art. XIV-At each of the ports open to trade complaint, and endeavour to suttlo it in a friendly manner. If disputes take place of such a nature that British subjects shall be at full liberty to import from the Consul emot arrange them amicably, then he their own or any other ports, and sell there, and shall request the assistance of the Japanese authoripureuse therein, and export to their own or any ties, that they may together examino into the merits of the case, and decido it equitably.
utlur ports, all manner of merchandize, not contrabami, paying the duties thereon, ns laid down in the Tarif annexed to the present Treaty, and no other charges Art. VII. Shonk any Japanese subject fail to whatsoever. With the exception of munitions of discharge debts incurred to a British subject, or war, which shall only be sold to the Japanese Clovern- should he fraudulently abscond, the Japanese aument and foreigners, they may freely buy from Jn- thorities will do their utmost to bring him to justice,panese, and sell to them, any articles that either way and to force recovery of the debts; and should any have for sale, without the intervention of any Ja- British subject fraudulently abscond or fail to dis-panese officers in such purchase or sale, or in mak- charge debts incurred by him to a Japanese subject, ing or receiving payment for the same, and all classes the British authorities will, in like auanner, do their of Japanese may purchase. sell, keep, or use any ar- utmost to bring him to justice, and to enforce reticles sold to them by British subjects. corery of the debts.
Neither the British or Japanese Governments are ta be held responsible for the payment of any debts contracted by British or Jupaneno unbjects.
Art. XV.-If the Japanese Custom-house officers
are disantisfied with the value placed on any goods
by thus owner they may place à value thereon, and offer to take the goods at that valuation. If the owner
Art. VIII-The Japanese Ouverment will place refuses to accept the offer, he shall pay duty on no restrictions whatever upon the employment, by such valunt. If the offer be accepted by the owner, British subjects, of Japaneso in any lawful capacity, the purchase-money shall be paid to him without Art, IX.-British subjects in Japan shall be al-delay, and without any alatement or discount,
Art. XVI-All goods imported into Japan by lowed the free exercise of their religion, and for this 'purtso shuil bavo the right to erect suitable places British subjects, and which have paid the duty fired
of worship.
by this Treaty, may be transported by the Japanese
into any part of the limpiru without the payment of) panding in the Japan a site the coghy, notte đây n the seventle nsouth I the with year of Ausa Asa any tax, ixelse, or transit duty whatever."
Art. XVII-British merchants who may have kiuon yemuuta. imported merchandise into any open port in Japan, and paid duty therean, slal. be entitled, on obtain- ing from the Japanese Custom-louse authorities a certificato stating that such payment has been made, to re-export the same, and land it in any other of the open ports without the payment of any additional duty whatever.
Art. XVIII-The Japanese authorities at each port will adopt the means that they may judge most proper for the prevention of fraud or smuggling.
Art. XIX-All penalties enforced, or confiscations made under this Treaty, shall belong to, aud b. ap- proprinted by, the Government of His Majesty the Tycoon of Japan.
ELGIN AND KINCARDINE. MIDZUO TSIKPOGONO KAMI. NAGAI GEMBANO KAMI. INDUWYE SINANO NO KAMI. HORI ORIRENO KAMI. IWASE HIGONO KAMI. ISUDA HAUZABIO.
REGULATIONS UNDER WHICH BRITISH TRADE IS TO BE CONDUCTED IN JAPAN.
Regulation 1.Within forty-eight hours (Sundays excepted) after the arrival of a British ship in a Japa- nese port, the captain or commander shall exhibit to Art. XX.--The Articles for the regulation of trade the Japanese Custom-bruse authorities the receipt of which are appended to this Treaty, shall be consi-the British Consul, showing that he has deposited all dered as forming part of the same, and shall be equally the ship's papers, the ship's bills of lading, &c., at the binding on both the Contracting Parties to this British Consulate, and he shall then make an entry Treaty, and on their subjects. The Diplomatic of his ship. by giving a written paper, stating the Agent of Great Britain in Japan, iu conjunction with name of the ship, and the name of the port from which such person or persons as may be appointed for that she comes, her tonnage, the name of her captain or purpose by the Japanese Governmet, shall have power commander, the names of her passengers (if any), and to make such rules na may be required to carry into the number of her crew, which paper shall be certified full and complete effect the provisions of this Treaty, by the captain or commander to be a true statement, and the provision of the Articles regulating trade and shall be signed by him; he shall, at the same appended thereto,
time, deposit a written inanifest of his cargo, setting
Art. XXI.-This Treaty being written in the forth the marks and numbers of the packages and English, Japanese, and Dutch languages, and all the their contents, as they are described in his bills of versions having the same meaning and intention, the lading, with the names of the person or persons to Duteli version shall be considered the original; but it whom they are consigned. A list of the stores of the is understond that all official communications addressed ship shall be added to the manifest. The captain or by the Diplomatic nud Consular Agents of Her Ma- commander shall certify the manilest to be a trus account of all the cargo and stores ou board the ship, jesty the Queen of Great Britain to the Japanese nuthorities, shall henceforward be written in English. and shall sign his name to the same. In order, however, to facilitate the transaction of business, they will, for a period of five years from the signature of this Treaty, be accompanied by Dutch or Japanese version.
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If any error is discovered in the manifest, it may be corrected within twenty-four hours (Sunday ex- cepted) without the payment of any fees, but for any alteration or post entry to the manifest male after that time, a fee of fifteen dollars shall be paid,
All goods not entered on the mauifest shall pay double duties on being kunded.
Art. XXII-It is agreed that either of the ligh Contmeting Parties to this Treaty, on giving one
Any explain or cummaster that shall neglect to year's previous notice to the other, may deninud a revision thereof, on or after the first of July, ono enter his veawl at the Jugginess Custom-house within thousand right hundred and seventy-two, with a view the time prescribed by this regulation, shall pay a to the insertion therein of such amendments as experi-penalty of sixty dollars for each day that he shall so
neglect to enter his ship ence shall prove to be desirable.
Regulation 11.The Japanese Government shall Art. XXIII-It is hereby expressly stipulated have the right to place Custom-house officers on board that the British Government and its subjects will be of any ship in their ports (men-of-war excepted.} allowed free and equal participation in all privileges. All Custom-house officers shall be treated with immunities, and advantages, that may have been, or civility, and such reasonable accommodation shall may be hereafter, granted by His Majesty the Ty be allotted to them as the ship affords. coon of Japan to the Government or subjects of any other nation.
No goods shall be unladen from any ship between the hours of sunset and sunrise, except by special Art. XXIV. The ratification of this Treaty, an-Į permission of the Custom-house authorities; and the der the hand of Her Majesty the Queen of "Great hatches, an: all other places of entrance into that Britain and Ireland, and under the same and seal of part of the ship where the cargo is stowed, may la His Majesty the Tycoon of Japan, repectively, shall secured by Japanese officers between the hours of be exchanged at Yedo, within a year from this day sunset and sunrise, by fixing seals, locks, or utlırg of signature. In tuken whereof, the respective l'le fastenings; and if any person shall, without due per- mission, open any entrance that has been so secured, nipotentiaries have signed and sealed this Treaty.
Done at Yedn, this twenty-sixth day of August, or what berak or remove any sal, lock, or other ^ne thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight, corres fustening that has been aflixed by the Japanese
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every persụn me utkasting maakt pay a tino of siyty dollars for each offence.
Any goods that shall be discharged, or attempted to be discharged, from any whip, withe it having been duly entered at the Japanese Custom-house ns here- inafter provided, shall be liable to seizure and con-
fiscation.
Packages of goods made up with an intent to defraud the revenue of Japau, by concealing therein articles of value which are not set forth in the invoice, shall be forfeited.
If any British ship shall smuggle, or attempt to smuggle, goods in any of the non-opened harbours of Japan,all such goods shall be forfeited to the Japanese Government, and the ship shall pay a fine of one thousand dollars for each offence.
Vessels needing repairs may land their cargo for that purpose, without the payment of duty. All
have been damaged on i
nhân son shoot loin "mềm
If any owner or impe Jio ruyagu af linportation before such goods have been delivered to him, he may notify the Custom-house authorities of such damage, and he may have the damaged goods appraised by two or more competent and disinterested persons, who after the duc examination, shall make a certificate, setting forth the amount per cent of damage on each separate package describing it by its mark and number, which cortificate shall be signed by the appraisers, in presence of the Custom-house authorities, and the importer may attach the certificate to bis entry, and make a corresponding deduction from it. But this shall not prevent the Custom-house authori- ties from appraising the goods in the manner provided in Article XV. of the Treaty to which theso Regula- tions are appended.
After the duties have been paid, the owner shall goods so landed shall remain in charge of the Japa- receive a permit, aathorizing the delivery to him of nese authorities, and all just charges for storage, the gouds, whether the same are at the Custom-house labour, and supervision, shall be paid thereon. But or on shipboard.
All goods intended to be exported shall be entered
if any portion of such cargo be sold, the regular duties: shall be paid on the portion so disposed of.
at the Japanese Custom-house before they are placed Cargo may be transhipped to another vessel in the on shipboard. The entry shall be in writing, and samo harbour without payment of duty, but all shall state the name of the ship by which the goods transhipments shall be made under the supervision of are to be exported, with the marks and number of the Japanese officers, and after satisfactory proof has been packages, and the quantity, description, and value given to the Custom-house authorities of the bonu jule of their contents. The exporter shall certify, in nature of the transaction, and also under a permit to writing, that the entry is a true account of all goods
contained therein, and shall sign his name thereto. be granted for that purpose by such authorities.
The importation of opium being prohibited, any Any goods that are put on board of a ship for British vessel coming to Japan for the purposes of exportation before they have been entered at the trade, and having more than three catties' weight of Custom-house, and all packages which contain pro- opium on board, the surplus quantity may be seized bibited articles, shall be forfeited to the Japanese and destroyed by the Japanese authorities; and any Government. person or persons smuggling, or attempting to smuggle No entry at the Custom-house shall be required opium, shall be liable to pay a fine of fifteen dollars for supplies for the use of the ships, their crows and for each catty of upium so smuggled or attempted to passengers, nor for the clothing, &c., of passengers. be smuggled.
Regulation IVShips wishing to clear shall give Regulation 111-The owner, or consignoo of any twenty-four hours' notice at the Custom-house, and goods who desires to land them, shall make an entry at the end of that time they shall be entitled to their of the same at the Japanese Custom-lwase. The clearance, but if it be refused, the Custom-house entry shall be in writing, and shall set forth the name authorities shall immediately inform the captain or, of the person making the entry, and the name of the consignee of the ship of the reasons why the clearance ship in which the goods were imported, and the is refused; and they shall also give the same notice marks, numbers, packages, and the contents thereof, to the British Consul
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with the value of enchi juckage, extended separately British ships of war shall not be required to enter in one amount, and at the bottom of the entry shall or clear at the Custom-house, nor shall they be visited be placed the aggregate value of all the goods contained by Japanese Custom-honse or police officers.
in the sutry. Un each entry, the owner or consignee Steamers conveying the mails from Great Britain shall certify in writing that the entry than presented may enter and clear on the same day, and they shall exhibits the actual cost of the goods, and that nothing not be required to make a manifest, except for such has been concealed whereby the Customs of Japan passengers and goods as are to be landed in Japan. would be defrauded, and the owner or consignee shall But such steamers shall, in all casca, enter and clear sign his name to such certificate.
Int the Custom-house.
The original invoice or invoices of the goods so Whale ships touching for supplies, or ships in entered shall be presented to the Custom-house au- distress, shall not be required to make a manifest of thorities, and shall remain in their possession until their cargo; but if they subsequently wish to trade, they have examined the goods contained in the entry.they shall then deposit a manifest, as required in
The Japanese officers may examine any or all the Regulation L
packages so entered, and for this purposo may take The word "ship," wherever it occurs in these Re- them to the, Custom-house; but such examination gulations, or in the Treaty to which they are attached shall be without expense to the importer or injury to is to be held as neaving ship, barque, brig, schooner the goods; and, after examination, the Japanese sloop, or steamer. shall restore the goods to their original condition in the packages (so far as may be practicable), and such examination all be rude without any unitenzonable delay.
Regulation V.-Any perse signing a false decla- ration or certificate, with the intent to defraud the revenue of Japan, shall pay a fino of one hundred and twenty-five dollars for each offence.
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V-No taunanje kution stinti koer te whal CURA b woollen nuntiaturmak gerekme
Clips - AA duty of thirty-five, the miks mlimit lou Japnu, but the flow-
Ligom in she put Jajanowy Custoin hatino] pout us all intoxicating liquors, whinther pipired by
ing fees shall ku paid to Authorities: For the entry of a ship, fifteen dollars; distillation, kementation, or in any other mituner.
Class 4-All gonds not included in any of the for the clearance of a ship, seven dollars; for each permit, one dollar and a-ball; for each bill of health, preceding classes shall pay a duty of twenty per cent. one dollar and a-half; for any other document, onel All articles of Japanese production, which are ex- ported as cargo, shall pay a duty of five per cent, dolin and a-half.
with the exception of gold and silver coin, and copper
Regulation VII-Duties shall be paid to the Japanese Government, on all goods Inunded in the in bars. country, according to the following Tarif.
Class 1.-All articles in this class shall be free
duty:-
Gold and silver, coined or uncoined.
Wearing apparel, in actual use. Household furniture and printed books, not
of
Rice and wheat, the produce of Japan, shall not be exported from Japan as cargo, but all British subjects resident in Japan, and British Ships for their crews and passengers, shall be furnished with sufficient intend-upplies of the same.
Foreign grain, brought into any open port of Japan
ed for sale, but the property of persons who come to in a British alip, if no part thereof has been landed,
reside in Japan.
Class 2A duty of five per cent shall be paid on
the following articles:
may be re-exported without hindrance.
The Japanese Goverment will sell, from time to
All articles used for the purpose of building, rigging, time, at public auction, any surplus quantity of cupper
repairing, or fitting out of ships.
Whaling gear of all kinds.
Salted provisions of all kinds. Bread and breadstuffs.
Living animals of all kinds. Cuals
Timber for building houses.
Rice.
Paddy. Steani-machinery.
Zinc. Lead.
Tin.
Raw Silk.
that may be produced.
Five years after the opening of Kanagawa, the import and export duties shall be subject to revision, if either the British or Japanese Government desires
Ito.
ELGIN AND KINCARDINE.
MIDZUO TSIKFOGONO KAMI. NAGAI GEMBANO KAMI. INOUWYE SINANO NO KAMI,
HORI ORIBENO KAMI,
IWASE HIGONO KAMI,
ISUDA HAUZABRO.
27
26
8.155
16.030
6.535
.500
average. More than usually humid & cloudy
6
9
9
6
9
34
3
บ
1 for the time of year.
Very fine dry month.
Humid and cloudy.
Very wet month; light winds,
Fine light showers,
| Heavy rains.
'OCT
Heavy rains.
Fine generally.
Very fine.
Do.
(Fine ; unusually warm for Decem
1 ber.
OZI
OCZ
.085 729 .582
.553.725.524
.898 786 016
74.935 .763 .590
N.W.-E.
N.-N.E.-E.
N.-N.E.
Total, 59.725
BAROMETER.
THERMOMETER.
HUMIDITY 0,1,
"pass
Min.
Mex. | Mad. | Min. | Max. | Med. | Blin
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR 1860,
SHOWING THE RANGE OF THE BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER, HUMIDITY, DIRECTION OF THE WIND, RAIN-FALL, ETC.
MONTH.
Mar.
COMPILED FROM THE RECORDS IN THE ROYAL ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, HONGKONG.
REMARKS.
WIND.
RAIN.
No. of Inches.
CLOUD.
0.10.
ADD
January, .
30 363
231'08
29.795
72,
19
49
.973
825
.634
N.-N.E.-E.
4
1.100
February,.....
SJS'OK
20 073
29.682
75 621
49.948 779 551
N.-N.E.-E
Nil.
4
March......
30.142
29.872
20,960
75 68
970.869 56 .930 .869 707
N.E. and E.
.910
April,..
30.229
29.933
29.727
21919 .041 .763
N.-N.E.-E.
1.600
7
May..
30.069
29.703
29.463
77
67.932.832
032832 690
N,E.-F
10.795
7
Jube,...
29.039
29.422 91 82
29.532 90
883
78
69.900.803.675 E.-S.E-S.-9.W.
st
E.-S.E.-S.
17
13,550
30.310 August, ...... 29.069 September..... 29,807 October, 30.146
December, 20.274 November,...
29.300 941 834 753.954 .795 .594
S.E.-S.-S.W.
13
29.561 87
81
W.-9. W.-E.
6
79 63
30.075 29.916 81 70
9 2
བྷཎྜཝ
$10 092 65
30.111 20.038 7+
CHINA DIRECTORY AD
insura ice Advertisements,
TISER.
Alliance Fire Assurance Company
OF LONDON.
The UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS in Cats
Assurance as under :---
On Buildings of brick or Stone, cover
for the above COMPANY, are prepared to accept
with Tiles, Slates, or Metals, detached from
Chineso Tenements, and on their Contents, a. the rate of 1 per cent per annum, to the extent
of £10,000 on each separate building.
A Building and its Contents taken togeth underwritten on a Building alone, or on the Co
on the Contents.
form one risk. Thus the above may be ents alone, or part on the Building and part
Assurances for six months will be charged th ce-fourths, and for three months one-half
of the annual rate.
No Assurance is to be considered in force until e Premium be paid.
Amongst other advantages of the Company, the A sured will be entitled to participate in the Profits after five successive payments,
Parties applying for Assurances will please send in full particulars of the Risk to bo taken; any deviation from which, without the consent of u.e Company, will vitiate the l'ulicy.
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., Agents in China.
China, January 1st, 1861.
SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1710.
MANAGERS.
Chairman & Treasurer-WILLIAM R. HAMILTON, Esq.
Right Hon. W. M. BERESFORD,
M.P.
Hon. P. PLEY DELL BOUVERIE. HARRY CHESTER, Esq. SAMUEL PRYYS COCKERELI, Esq. RAIKES CURr, Esq., M.1. JuuN DuUMMOND, Esų, RUSSELL ELICE, Esq.
E MANAGERS of the
Deputy-Chairman-CHARLES B. FORD, Esq.
WILLIAM FILANUS, Esq. Capt. II. G. HAMILTON, R.N. Joseri Hoare, Esq. FELIX LADBRors, Esq. H. F. Saw Leenvre, Esq. Henny Jattienale, Esq. GEORGE WRADE Nonuas, Esq. Bruce Prausi, Esq.
CHARLES RICKard Pote, Esq. Lamoure PoL5, Esq. CHARLES RANKEN, Esq. HENRY Rien, Fej,, M.P", Jonx Sutarman, Esq. HENRY STUART, Esq, M.P. C. GEORGE THURSTON, Esq.
SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON, beg leave to inform the
at
appointed the undersigned as their Attorneys, to issue POLICIES of INSURANCE against FIRE
on BUILDINGS, GOODS, MERCHANDIZE, and other Property, at those places. Full particulars of RATES, &c., may be obtained on application to
Hongkong, January 1st, 1861. LONDON AND ORIENTAL STEAM TRANSIT INSURANCE OFFICE. ESTABLISHED IN 1043.
E above Office Recepts Risks by the STEAMERS of the T'ENINSULAR & ORIEN TAL STRAN NAVIGATION Company, and also by any other first-class Steamers.
MAX. FISCHER, Agent.
Hongkong, 1st January, 1961.
}
LINDSAY & Co.
VICTORIA FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF MELBOURNE.
DE UNDERSIONED are authorised to accept ine Risks and grant Policies on behalf of the above Company to Ports in the Colonies, and to the UNITKO KINGDOM,
A. ELLISSEN & Co., louis.
Hongkong, 1st January, 161.
METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR 1860,
SHOWING THE RANGE OF THE BAROMETER AND THERMOMETER, HUMIDITY, DIRECTION OF THE WIND, RAIN-FALL, ETC.
COMPILED FROM THE RECORDS IN THE ROYAL ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, HONGKONG.
REMARKS.
RAIN.
BAROMETER.
THERMOMETER.
MONTIL
Maz.
Min.
Mez. | Med. | Min. || Max.
Med. | Min. HUMIDITY 0.1.
WIND.
days.
No. of Inches.
January,
20 363
30.122 29.795
72 01
.972
825
.634
N.-N.E.-E.
February,... $0.343
30.303
50 073
29.682
75
62
49
.943 .779
551
N.-N.E.-E.
March...................... 30.142
29.872
20.960
75 68
36
.930.869
.707
N.E, and E.
April........
80.229
29.933
29.727
81 70
53,940 | .041
.763
N.-N.E.-E.
30.069
29.703
May...
29.463 91 77
N.E.-F.
29.839
June,..
29.422
063'66
29.532
83
E.-S. E.,-8.
Juy..
$0.300
29,300
S.E.-S.-S.W.
September,.... 29.807
29.561
81
74.935 .763 .590
W.-S.W.-E.
October...... 30.146
29 758
873
63 .035
729 .582
November,....
30.310
29.916
E03 006 69 FGB $16
069
67.952.832
74.952 | .791
.076 |E.-S.E.-S.-S.W.
824 | 75}|| .054 | 705 .594
100'
.553.725 | .524 |
N.W.-E
N.-N.E.
+
6
1.100
2016.
6
016*
,560
1230
.120
Total, 59,725
9
9
fc
ង
More than usually umid & clay
for the time of year. Very fine dry month.
Humid and cloudy.
Fine light showers,
Heavy rains.
Very wet month; light winds,
Do.
Heavy rains.
Fine generally.
Very fine.
Do.
(Fine ; unusually warm for Decem
1.680
7
12
10.795
7
15
8,155
17
13.530
13
16.030
6
6.535
5
N.-N.E.-E.
:-૧ )
+
I
910'
368*
$ 5
| 9
20.030 74
70 52
123'08
December......
CHINA DIRECTORY ADVERTISETR.
Insurance Advertisements,
Alliance Fire Assurance Company
OF LONDON.
The UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS in CaINA for the above COMPANY, are prepared to accept Assurance as under :-
On Buildings of lirick or Stone, covered with Tiles, Slates, or Metals, letached from Chinese Tenements, and on their Contents, at the rate of 1 per cent per annum, to the extent of £10,000 on each separate building.
A Building and its Contents taken together form one risk. Thus the above may be underwritten on a Building alone, or on the Contents alone, or part on the Building and part
on the Contents.
Assurances for six months will be charged three-fourths, and for three months one-half
of the annual rate.
No Assurance is to be considered in force until the Premiuin be paid.
Amongst other advantages of the Company, the Assured will be entitled to participate in the Profits after five successive payments,
Parties applying for Assurances will please send in full particulars of the Risk to be taken; any deviation from which, without the consent of the Company, will vitiate the l'olicy.
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., Agents in China.
China, January 1st, 1861.
SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1710.
MANAGERS.
Chairman & Treasurer-WILLIAM R. HAMILTON, Esq. Right Hon. W. M. BERESFORD,
M.P.
Hon. P. PLEYDELL BOUVERIE. HARRY CHESTER, Esq.
SAMUEL PRYYS COCKERELL, Esq. RAIRES CORRIE, Esq., M.P'. John Drummond, Esq.
RUSSELL ELICE, Esq.
THE
Deputy-Chairman-CHARLES B. FORD, Esq.
Charles Richard Pote, Esq. LAMBERT POLE, Esq. CHARLES RANKEN, Esq. HENRY Rien, Esq., ALP. Joux StarBern, Esq. HENRY STUART, Esq, M.P. C. GEORGE Thoratua, Esq.
WILLIAM FRANus, Esq. Capt. 1. G. HAMILTON, R.N. Joseri Hoane, Esq. Felix Ladbroke, Esq., H. F. SHAW LErivne, Esq. HENRY LITTLenale, Esq. GEORGE WRADE NORMAN, Esq. BRUCE PEARSE, Esq.
HE MANAGERS of the SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON, beg leave to inform the British and Foreign Residents at Hongkong and Canton, that they have constitutes and appointed the undersigned as their Attorneys, to issue POLICIES of Issurance against FIRE
on BUILDINGS, GOODS, MERCHANDIZE, and other Property, at those places. Full particulars of RATES, &c., may be obtained on application to
Ilongkong, January 1st, 1801. LONDON AND ORIENTAL STEAM TRANSIT INSURANCE OFFICE. ESTAMISUKO IN 1843,
HE above Ollice accepts Risks by the STEAMERS of the L'ENINSULAR & ORIEN TAL STRAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, and also by any other first-class Steamurs
MAX. FISCHER, Aycut.
Hongkong, 1st January, 1861.
·
LINDSAY & Co.
VICTORIA FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF MELBOURNE.
UE UNDERSIGNED are autherised to accept Marine Risks and grant. Policies on behalf of the above Company to Ports in the ColoniES, and to do UNITED KINGDOM.
A. ELLISSEN & Co., Agents. Hongkong, lat Jamary, 1861.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
AMICABLE INSURANCE OFFICE,
1860-1865.
Netherlands India Marine Insurance Company of Batavia.
THE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed A AGENTS for the above office in Hongkong, are prepared to grant Policies payable in CAL- now CUTTA, CHINA, BOMBAY, and LONDON.
CARAPIET & Co., Agents,
865 Old Bailey Street.
Hongkong, let January, 1861.
BRANCH of the above Company having been opened at FUNCHAU, POLICIES will be granted upon Risks from that Port. TURNER & Co., Agents in China for the Neth. Ind. Mur. Ins. Co. Hongkong, 1st January, 1861.
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES. CAPITAL-TWO MILLIONS STERLING, in 10,000 Shares of £20 each.
TRUSTEES.
JOHN SHAW LEIGH, Esq., and JOHN NAYLOR, Esq.
DIRECTORS IN LIVERPOOL.
Chairman-CHARLES TURNER, Esq.
Deputy Chairman-R. BROCKLEBANK, Esq., and EDWARD JOHNSON, Esq.
T. D. ANDERSON, Esq.
M. BELCHER, Esq. GEO. BOOKER, Esq. THOMAS BOUCH, Esq. M. BOUSFIELD, Esq. DAVID CANNON, Esq. THOMAB DOVES, Esq.,
Chairman-SAMUEL ROUT. B. BYASS, Esq. K. C. COLES, Esq. H. KENDALL, Esq.
S. R. GRAVES, Esq. JAMES HOLME, Esq. T. D. HORNBY, Esq. G. H. HORSHALL, Esq. R. HOUGHTON, Esq. MAXWELL IIYSLOP, Esq. R. LYON JONES, Esq. DIRECTORS IN BAKER, Esq.
T. LANCASTER, Esq. E. MACHURDO, Esq.
II. M'CHLERY, Esq.
E. T. KEARSLEY, Esq. J. LAWRENCE, Esq.
D. MALCOMSON, Esq.
W. J. MARROW, Esq. F. MAXWELL, Esq, William Smitu, Esq. JOAN TORR, Esq.
LONDON.
Secretary J. B. JOHNSTON, Esq.
D. H. RUCKER, Esq.
W. WAINWRIGHT, Esq. J. WESTMORLAND, Esq.
Auditors-WILLIAM TITHERINGTON, Esq., and JOHN DICKINSON, Esq.
Actuary & Manager-PERCY M. DOVE, Esq.
Surgeon Da HUGH NEILL, F.R.A.S.
Surbeyor-SAMUEL HOLME, Esq.
Solicitor-SEPTIMUS BOOKER, Esq.
Medical Examiner at Hongkong-W. KANE, Esq., M.D.
HE UNDERSIGNED have been appointed Agents at this Port to the above Company, and
THE
are accordingly prepared to receive proposals of Assurance against FIRE on Buildings,
or Goods stored therein, to the extent of $20,000, on any single first-class Risk.
Attention is requested to a few of the advantages afforded by the Company to its Assurers, viz:-
1st, Unquestionable Security.
28, Promptitude and Liberality of Settlement.
30, Losses occasioned by Lightning made good.
LIFE BRANCH.
The Undersigned are also prepared to accept Risks on approved Lives to the extent of £1,000 on any one Life, without reference to the Board of Directors, and for any further amount subject to the approval of the Directors in England.
For Tables of Rates, Forms, and Directions for effecting Assurances, and for any other information, apply to
WALKER, BORRADAILE & Co.,
Agents:
Ilongkong, January 1, 1861.
NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIONED are appointed AGENTS, nt|
"UNDERWRITERS & MARINE INSUR- ANCE OFFICES" of HAMBURG and of BREMER.
DREYER & Co. Canton, 1st January, 1861.
EASTERN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
A
BRANCH of the above Company having been opened at FUNCHAU, POLICIES will now be granted upon Risks from that Port.
TURNER & Co., Agents in China for the Eastern Marine Insurance Company.
Hongkong, 1st January, 1861.
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION.
Established by Charter 1720.
HE UNDERSIGNED, Agents at HONGKONG for the above Corporation, are prepared to grant POLICIES against FIRE, to the extent of £10,000, on any BUILDING, or on MERCHANDIZE in the same.
DENT & Co., Agents.
Hongkong, 1st January, 1861.
CHINA MERCHANT INSURANCE COMPANY.
UNDERSIONED having been appointed'
Toms for the above-named Office, are pre- pared to issue POLICIES on MERCHANDISE, by first-class Vessels and Steamers, payable in SINGAPORE, AMOY, or BONDAY, CALCUTTA, SHANGHAE.
JAIRAZ, FAZUL & Co. Hongkong, 1st January, 1861.
SCHAEFFER & Co., HONGKONG, AGENTS DES
COMPAGNIES D'ASSURANCE MARITIMES DE PARIS ET DE MARSEILLES.
HAMBURG AND BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. THE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed Agents' for the above Company, are prepuced to accept Assurance against Firo at Hongkong, or at any of the open ports in China
1st, On Buildings, or on their Contents,
2d, On Ships lying in port, or on their Contents. Assurance will be accepted to the extent of Mexican $35,000 on ane risk,
For further particulars, apply to
WM. PUSTAU & Co. Hongkong, January 1, 1861.
3
Steamers.
STEAM BETWEEN
HONGKONG, WHAMPOA, & CANTON. WHITE CLOUD,...CaptainJ. WALCOTT.
SAMUEL NEWTON,
WILLAMETTE..........
Until further Notice, these Steamers will run between HONGKONG and CANTON, as follows :- The "White Cloud," Captain SAMUEL NEWTON, will leave 1ONGKONG for CANTON at 8 A.M., every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY; and will leavo CANTON for HONGKONG at 8 A.M., every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
The Willamette," Captain J. WALCOTT, Will lenvo HONGKONG for CANTON at 8 A.M., every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY; and will leave CANTON for HONGKONG at 8 AM, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.
RUSSELL & Co.
NOTICE.
The AUSTRIAN LLOYDS STRAN NAVIGATION COMPANY'S Steam- ere ply regularly between ALEXANDRIA & TRIESTE, corresponding with the Monthly and Pi-monthly Indian Steam- ers, leaving Trieste on the 11th and 27th of every month, and Alexandria on or about the 5th and 21st of every monıb.
For further particulars, apply to
WM. PUSTAU & Co., Agente in China,
Hongkong, 1st January, 1061.
Business Advertisements.
Hongkong.
BOWRA & Co., SHIPCHANDLERS & SAILMAKERS, Queen's Road, Hongkong. WATER-BOATS ALWAYS READY TO SUPPLY SHIPA
WITH FRESH WATER.
LANE, CRAWFORD & Co., Shipchandlers, Auctioneers, and Storekeepers, QUEEN'S ROAD, HONGKONG.
MACEWEN & Co.,
Shipchandiers,
Wine and Spirit Merchants, GOVERNMENT, UNDERWRITERS' AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, QUEEN'S ROAD, HONGKONG.
2
JOIN ROBERTS & SON, Auctioneers & Commission Agents,
466 WELLINGTON STREET, Rear of Messrs P. & D. & Camajre § Cal's Offices, HONGKONG.
Agents for the "London and China Express," and the "Londen and China Telegraph."
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK,
M. & H.
COOK,
SAILMAKERS, QUEEN'S ROAD, HONGKONG, On Mixers Lane, Crawford & Cul's Premises. All kinds of Cotton & Flax Canvas constantly on hand. BOLT ROPR AND BUNTING AT THE MOST
Reasonable PRICKA.
All kinds of Flags made to order.
Chronometer and Watch Manufacturer, F. BLACKHEAD & Co.,
D'AGUILAR STREET,
HONGKONG.
TALBOT, DEVINE & Co.,
SHIPCHANDLERS,
AUCTIONEERS, & COMMISSION AGENTS, D'Aguilar Street, Hongkong,
and at Whampoa.
SHIPCHANDLERS, SAILMAKERS, AND AUCTIONEERS,
QUEEN'S ROAD WEST, HONGKONG,
The above beg to inform Merchants, Consignces of Vessels, and Shipmasters, that they have removed. their SHIPCHANDLERY, SAILMAKER, and AUCTIONEERING BUSİNESS, from the Store Chop" Hornet," Ilongkong Harbour, to those new
IMPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF SHIP AND Buildings lately erected in QUEEN'S ROAD Wasr,
Private Stones,
GEORGE HOLMES, SHIP-BROKER AND COMMISSION AGENT, Corner of PEEL and WELLINGTON STREETS,
HONGKONG.
H. DUDDELL &
Co.,
opposite Messra Ginu, Javingsron & Co., and next door to the oflices of Messrs PHILLIPS, MOOR & Co., where they trust by a strict attention to such orders na they may receive, to retain that share of patronage they have hitherto enjoyed.
HONGKONG BAKERY.
ORABJEE NOWROJEE to the
AUCTIONEERS & COMMISSION AGENTS, Dble, that he has established a form kv,
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, QUEEN'S ROAD, HONGKONG, Opposite Messrs Lindsay & Co.
F. P. SOARES & Co.,
STOREKEEPERS,
COMMISSION AGENTS,
AND
SODA WATER, LEMONADE, & ÆRATED GINGER WATER MANUFACTURERS,
595 QUEEN'S ROAD,
HONGKONG.
GLATZ, LAMMERT. & Co.. VICTORIA EXCHANGE. QUEEN'S ROAD, SUIPCHANDLERS,
STOREKEEPERS, & COMMISSION AGENTS.
Public Auctions held every Wednesday at the Victoria Exchange Rooms.
GEORGE WILKINS,
Billiard Rooms,
AND
Soda Water Manufactory. Eutrancos-Queen's Road & Stanley St.
FANCY PASTRY, and CONFECTIONARY RUSINESS on his premises Queen's Road, adjoining the offices of the P. & O. S. N. Company, and hopes from his long experience and careful attention to merit the patronage and support of the Public. Hongkong, 10th January, 1861.
TOURNIERE & CIE., AUCTIONEERS, SHIPCHANDERS, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, COMMISSION AGENTS & GENERAL
STOREKEEPERS,
375 QUEEN'S ROAD, Opposite Messus LINDSAY & Co's, HONGKONG.
TOURNIZER & Cia beg to inform Merchants, Consignees of Vessels, Shipmasters, and the Public in general, that their Averions are held regularly every SATURDAY at Noon in their Saleroom, in the rear of their Premises; and they hope by moderato charges, strict attention to the interests confided to their care, and prompt settlement of accounts, to give satisfaction us heretofore.
The have always on hand & large and choice as- sortment of Wixies and I tguruna of every descrip- tion, and English and French Provisions. They supply Ship expeditiously nud on reasonable teras and transit any business in the abovo named branches,
4
ARMY & NAVY HOTEL,
WEST.
HO QUEENS ROAD
By ROBERT KENTWELL, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER EX TIM CHOICEST WINES, SPIRITS, ALU, & PORTER,
Captain and Officers of Ships can be accommodated with Board and Lougino on reasonable terms.
A. EL SINCER, CHRONOMETER AND WATCHMAKER, No. 375 QUEEN'S ROAD,
Uetosta. Mi ssis LinorAY & VOL
HONGKONG.
Chronometers and Watches cleaned and repaired.
REFRESHMENTS, as unul, to be had on the A. SHORTREDE & Co.,
alortest notice and on moderate terms.
The READING ROOM is well supplied both with Local and English Newspapers on the arrival off ench Mail.
N.B.-ALE and PORTER on Draught,
ORIENTAL HOTEL, 580 WELLINGTON STREET. READING ROOM, BILLIARD ROOM, AND BOWLING ALLEY ATTACHED. The BILLIARD Roos contains three superior English Tables. Cues of every variety of size and weight kept in perfect order.
The READING Room contains a Library of Standard Works, and is supplied with all the local Papers, also English and American Papers upon the arrival of overy Mail.
Meals served at all reasonable hours.
Table d'Hote at 9 a.m., 1 p.m., and 6 p.m.
STAG INN, QUEEN'S ROAD, HONGKONG. J. B. WATSON.
Officors of Ships can be accomodated with Board on the most favourable terms. TIFFINS SUPPLIED on the SHCUTEST NOTICE.
E. PARKER, ALBION HOTEL, Opposite the P. & O. Co.'s Ollico, WHOLESALE & RETAIL WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT.
N.B.-Captains and Officers of Ships boarded on the most Moderate Terms,
HONGKONG
SODA-WATER MANUFACTURING
465 STANLEY STREET. Established 1858.
PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS,
68
'CHINA MAIL" OFFICE,
OLL BAILE & SHELLEY STREETS, HONGKONG.
Bills, Circulars, Visiting and Business Cards, and every kind of Printing, executed with taste.
Whampoa.
WHAMPOA DOCKS.
C. COWDER, of WHAMPOA DOCK YARD,
J. Wuarua, begs to intimate to his friends
in CHINA, and to Commanders of Vessels visit- ing HONGKONG and WHAMPOA, that ho hag recommenced business at his old Establishment, SPRING GARDENS, HONGKONG, in connection with his Dry Docks at WHAMPOA, and he is prepared to undertake all descriptions of Repairs required by either Wooden or Iron Ships, and also ordi- nary repairs to STEAM MACHINERY and BOILERS. The Docks un Dane's Island, WHAMPOA, Con. sist of one length of Duck 500 feet, 75 feet wide at the gate, with 17 feet to 17 feet & inches water on the sill at spring tides. This Dock is fitted with two Caissons, and can be used as otic or two Docks, according to the length of the vessel entering it. It is pumped out by a complete set of powerful steam pumps, and is dried in about six hours after the Caissoon is placed,
There is a STEAM FACTORY and FOUNDRY in connection with this Dock, and all ordinary re- pairs to Machinery, and every description of Blacksmith's Work, as well as repairs to the bot toms of Irun Vessels, are executed with despatch. There is also a Jetty and a pair of Shears for lift- ing Masts and Boilers under 50 tous weight; and Vessels drawing 18 feet water can lie alongsido
CO., the jetty at low tide.
Soda Water, including Bottles...$1.50 per dozen. Lemonade,
10
Polas Water,,
Gingerudo,
"
"
*
H
1,50
31
1.50
"
1.00
$1 per dozen allowed for all Bottles returned, ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO,
5
A Wood Dock and two Mud Docks on Wham- pon Island, capable of taking Vessels from 1,000 tous and under, and fitted with Steam Pumps.
At SPRING GARDENS, Honurono, nil repaire above water will be undertaken.
European Foremen in constant attendanco at wach place, and Engineers and Boilers Makers can be supplied at Whampoa.
Whatpon, lat Jaumry, 1861.
Масло.
BRADSTREET'S
ROYAL
HOTEL,
PRAYA GRANDE,
MACAO.
AMOY DRY DOCK COMPANY.
GENTS and COMMANDERS of VESSELS in CHINA nro Infornied that the Com- pany's Now Stone Dock is now in complete order, for taking in, coppering, and repairing Vessels of any draft of water, and whoso extremo length does not exceed three hundred feet. A largo stock of Metal, Naval Stores, Lumber, and Spars of all sizes, is constantly kept on hand, and all kinds of Shipwright and Blacksmith Work aro
RADSTREET & Co. beg to inform the Com-executed with fidelity and despatch, under the BRADnities of HONGKONU, MACAR, and CANTUN, direction of European Foremena.
that they have taken extensive premises on the The low charges for docking and labour, and ESPLANADE at MACAO, which they have opened as the central position of the port of Amoy, "offer an HOTEL.
advantages to Vessels seeking repairs not to be found elsewhere in China.
Comfortable quarters can be had on shore for the crews of Vessels of War going into this Dock, when desired.
The Proprietors feel assured that the character Mr BRADSTREET has borne as Manager of the CouMER- CAL HOTEL, HONGKONG, for nearly four years, will be a sufficient guarantee for the respectability, accom modation, and good attendance at their Establishment. The Scale of Charges for docking Ships can bo Attached to the Hotel is a well-ventilated BIL-seen at the office of Mr Douglas LaPBAIK, LIARD-ROOM, with two of Thurston's first-class Hongkong.
Tablea
BRADSTREET & Co. beg further to announce that they have opened portion of their Godowns as a SHIP CHANDLERY, if all its branches; and are enabled to offer to Masters of Merchant Ships, and the community at large, every article of the best quality at the lowest price.
Commercial Hotel, 19th January, 1861.
L. LUBECK & CO.,
• SHIPCHANDLERS, Commission Merchants, & Auctioneers, No. 55 RUA CENTRAL, MACAO.
MESSAS L. LUBECK & Co. beg respectfully to inform Captains and Shipowners, that thay are pre- pared to supply Ships with FRESH PROVISIONS and VEGETABLES at the lowest rates.
Swatow.
HAFFENDEN BROTHERS, COMMISSION AGENTS, SIIIFCHANDLERS, & STOREKEEPRRS, SWATOW.
A Large Assortment of Stores always on hand. Fresh Provisions supplied to the Shipping at Double Island.
Amoy.
WATSON & Co.,
SHIPCHANDLERS,
BISCUIT BAKERS AND AUCTIONEERS,
ΑΜΟΥ.
VESSELS SUPPLIED WITH FRESH WATER AND BALLAST ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE,
MONT. D. PARKER, Manager.
BELLAMY &
CO.,
SHIPCHANDLERS,
|Auctioneers, and General Storekeepers,
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PERCUSSION CAPS, as originally invented To have a clear conception of Chinese life, ns it by them, are particularly adapted for use in India appears to an honest, unprejudiced Englishman, every and China, where the Caps are often allowed to re- one should read this interesting and agreeable volume.main a long time on the nipples of Rities and Fowl- -Observer.
ing-pieces, the ignition being at all times safe and
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cities, and seventeen unwalled towns, besistes village, PATENT WIRE CARTRIDGES for killing innumerable, along a route measuring fully 1,300 Game at long distances; also, the GREEN CAR miles in length, from Ningpa to Canton. We TRIDGE, made with the largest drop shot and heartily commend his narrative to the reader." mould shot, will be found very effective at large Athentum.
liame, where the sportsman ns not a Ititlu in the
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