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·BEN es PUBLISHED EVERY VOL. VII.] Caloutta Subscriptinn, 10 la. yearly in adrance, BELLOORE IN THE SUBURBS UP HOWRAII:-SA and 1 Rupee monthly in aryears, 11 TCSU aud Fiuary Education, are Land Rere station, 011 it in. or a hundri PRECIS OF NEWS. uların ; lighted torches wero SaroupAY, NOVEMBEL 28. and the neighbourhood Warcher stating there from Bombay - siates that were discovered after some shad, a special belegram of money iuto hi- Ny! I am 6 word and in noar proximity to th NOTICE murderer deliborately oliot down, The Mannger of the BENGALCE will feel of an oflicer who had -turner It + obliged by Subscribers bringing promptly to Mountain campnign goorah to nen forudnegularity in the delirery missioner of the district Etheridge in entilan dak bungalow; and the sawery he withodne aglaly of the pink purit fur bis very interhaling report, und . wholw.flace wmindustry with which he has collected formation obtainable regarding famines that have the soldiers occurred in Western India." kind of bearch: both The above paper reports that a number of were at once seized and imp koned. The que has native gentlemen tuking an interest in tho promobuen fullud quilty of murder and is tu bw.com tion of female education are nbout to present n wcnoar Bamenn, between Shero 'Ali and Abdon) Tamil how Chief Court ut lih vi tho other lint monen morial to I. E. the Governor in Council asking man, who it was previously reported was tóreater | handed over lu thom militurg authorities to be trica, hem to appolat Misa Carpenter ns lady superining Cabril. Abdul Rahman was totally defeat a for descrtiou. tenint of the Norrmal School for Femulon whiol Tlio nurderer claiins to be a descendant f it is proposed to establish in Bombus. This step with great slanghter and Med to Ballh pursued wy King James of zotland. Not long ago & Buu' is thought perferable to allowing Misy Carpenter Shere Ali'u generals. · A Bench of the Agra High Court having rullg 3,000 pounds sterling Caino go to Ahinodabad ; and our contemporary under- At the time of his deuertion sinds that should Government and the native ed, not withstanding the prorinions of Section 8, Act fror Peshawn ve VI, 1868, that the unid Aot is not applioable to was in hospital under arrest- gentleed there wish it, Minn Carpenter will be Municipalities which existed at the pnssing of the at least so we a.6 tuld. lle lind bought his dis quite ronds to rurain at Bombay and ournence her Act uutil the same shall have been extended by charge and his papers were ready for signature, oprration. It is not expected that Government notification under Section 3,- but the very bad oharactor of the man was the will droline {to not on tlo mimorial. As tlero --"Olin dugertad. The soldier mo Clas yet to htio How donlsts entertained in some It is herohy nutited by the Government of the OAUWH of delay -- N. W. Provinces that the provisions of Act VI '69, deserted with him was a friend and they fled from quarters as tw Miss Carpenter's feelings with regard are extended to all Municipalities already consti- Peshawar together by Kiddemanth's duk. A gold to wative customs and religion, the Gazelle menwatch and clinin was found on one of thein, uup- tions that she does not at all intend to interfero futrd under Act XXVI, 1830. . It is also notitied that er-affirio and other mem- pusad to be the property of the viene commanding with these, but is quite rrady to proceed vu tho bers, whome appointment hus from time to time thu 3rd N. 1., from whoin thuy hail becu stolen Government principle. sono days Lofore. Themeso Boldier's will meet with been published in the Alinhuhud (duzette as cons- The Pioneer dy's that tho value of water in tituting the several Committee of the said wwus their desert before the tribunale appointed to ren- the Punjab for irrigation purpose in tho present under Aut VI or 'up, have been approved, and arr der it. And tho duk bungalow servants wŁo crisis of impending lumine may be gathered from ierabg appointed, under Section to many the Lieute- connived and possibly assisted at the conversion the fuct, that duriug the first week of the prescut nant-Governor, to be the Committees of tho sovorul of the bungalow into a den worse than a low mouth nut a drup eszaped ununed at the tail of the munisipalities aforesaid. The various officers upa brotul, should meet with the punishment thuy Western Junna Caul. pointed as Presidents and Vice-Presidents of the richly deserve. -- A correrondent informs the above journal soveral Commitboes, as notified froin timo to time MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3). that the statement which appeared in it a fur in the suzette, nro hereby confirmed in those ap- - The Englishnan states thut tho Maharajal of numbers back, to the list that a Mr. Purdy had pointments. Bonures hus oowo down to the Presidency fur the becu appointed Agent tu the Rajal of Ruwals, - Aucurding to the tinylishmun the Government is incorrect. Vo such appuiutmeet hins ever been purpose of paying a furowell visit to the Viceroy. have ruled thut a Magistrate is 1100 justilied in Tho wish in oftun father to the thought; und minde. Our coutcmporary regrets that he should ountining an dooused persou on the evidence of thu l'ioncor fiars it is so in the present and also have been entrapped into making this announceapprovers ouls. mont, as it appears thut more than one triedesman Tho Darjeeling Adreslispro ja ioformed on good - The sunue paper ioforus us that Sir Klutherford in tho station was deceived into frusting this l'urdy authority " that Earl Mayo comes to India fully Alcock has issued a most singular proclamation instructed and prepared to suttle the grout question with goods to a considerable value, believing that with regnrd to Chinese clniming the rights of Bri- of our future capitul. Darjeeling is to bo the happs it is needless to state that Mr. Purds is now the purchilar Wiro made on account of the Rajah. tish subjects. Ho has decided that they must spot, happy in the presence of thu futuro l'iceroy disourd the Chinese dress and appear in foreign and Council--the Times has declared its fitness for I non rsl. The Control India Times noticos a rumour to clothes. This, in China, amounts to nothing else the hubor, and the announcement was mnde on the thuu the social vatrauium of the wearer, und iu the eve of Earl Magu's departure. Pat these two fuets uk of Irrigation, has been offered his old post of thioetic lint G'ulonel R. Straples, Inspeotor Generpresert state of feeling of the Chinese towards together and it is 118 clear on that two and two "thu barbarians," is niimply on'ising those China-mako four that Earl Muyo comes out to India Sremurs to Guvernment in the l'ublio Works Den mnou rhubuve become Britisha subjects to bu the with the primary object of elevating Darjeeling where Colonel Dickens, the present Secretary, goes, partiacnt. Our contemporary has not yet lieard objeot of universal oppression. to the first rank umoon Indian cities, but most probably he will proveed to England on -The Delhi Guzetle reports that a very brutni The Bombny bolizzette status tlint the survey of furlough. murilor was committed at Attok by a soldier of the railway lino from Lahore 10 prabuwur has been We are glad to learn from the samo paper that the Royal Artillery on the evening of tho 13111 completed, nod that sanctiva for cominencing it as though the prives of graiu iu the Coutral Provinces instant. The mumerar and anothor soldier hud tur no knwol Pindme is expected shortly. are still high, set there are not at present at least deserted froin Ppxhuwur, and they reached tho duk Tlu alma journal bus reder red a copy of a any very inminent frary of a gidered dearth. bungalow at Altok on the mouing of the above" Report ou Past lamines in the Bombay Presi- Within the last six werks aburu 28,000 candius of dute. Thøy found their way into the hungalow dones, compiled by Lieut. Cul. A. T. Leieridge, Within the last six werks abuvo 28,000 candius of under the guiso vť gentlemen; but raanaged by the Alienation Sutlloinent Offiver, s. 1)." It is duired grain luve breu received by ruil from Berar, chiefly from Akula, Budvaira, Iluorlizapore, &. ariel of the duh bungalow serrunts, to convert the tho 18th Mng last. Col. Etheriilge seems to huse! establislinout into a dou of drunkemness and availed himself of all the recorde bearing on the Ti'DAY, DECEMBEL 1. debauchery. The day passed, and ut eventide the subject which lie could find in the Secretariat, and Tho Jaurux Ithena un aud Duily News two went out to stroll, racli; it is understood, onrrs the work he had to perform, though in some mun- quotes the following from a lato number of the ing with him a loaded revolver. Ruturuing home- 'sure the work of a “cumpiler," must have requi- cilohe : ---"Eugland has for u time lost the services of - PEN - ·LEE, (DECEMBER 5, 1868. o happ 081. wag in foul der d yard inte- 19 1 1) h by the Georo ed with fresh blood was found ou the ground 'in the rovia where the deceased lag. From the sowhat the Lieutenaut port furnished by the Police, it appears that the n the Educational De- deovnsed was a Womau worth properts, and used to Judicial Deportinent uro lend money on mortgnge of gold and silver artiolon Wanoa for evors twenty-four to her neighbours. This mardor smpms to have halt, irrespective of whatever been committed by sont avarikote villuins for the scd in two caleudur dhy#, aud irres anke of her moues, of which it is believed a sum lenge allowance. This decision wum amounting to about Rs. 700 has been stolen out of consequedop of the Accountant Geve- her chest, which was found open, and the key sticku paso porno bills presented by Dering in tho kry. hole. The Polioo are on the track to discover the perpetrators of this daring crime, and ble Ashley Elen having returned have, for the present, taken the tenants of the J re joined the Bungal Secretariat the bomeolead and all the inmates of the house into inrtments comprised in it has been custody. We hope the cuergy of tho Police will I himself and Mr. H. J.. Dampior, not stop here. the additionnl Beoretury. For the TURDAY, DECEMBER 3. den 'will take up the following The Indu Prakash states on the authority of ial, Juils, Pulice, Imigration, Medithe Orrrland Tail that an Indian Prince visited + Julit Vr. Mampier will Westruinister Abbey in his native costume and at- Horenue, for tended by his Prime Minister and retninora auld there astical, . Atintios, Evolusi. strewing flowers on the move oil ruins as voking." Mr. Sutherland n token proverent affootion with which the me- W.. wtor of the Urus Timex, mory, or the first Viceroy of India hins been olierished Rue Delhi Giurite learns from tho lloro papers Acoording Inite Opinion the finding tho l'rincer and Chiefs of Tollia. " After ex- Government of that the Revd. 11. J. I'ya nnd liis wife, who is the have refuu to sunction the flessing his deep love of Lord Cunning and his only daughter of the Bishop of (Oxford, havo goue appointment of the perend J. Aitkin en in 1918 grate u ra*** way branoe of his rulo in ludia, the Over to the Church of Rome. peatorship in Berar, 1 the ground of his being a issow knelt inn himwill strewed with flowers. The Harna journal aces it sluted thint Ilis Royal missionary. tho hlour olab which covers the remains of Ford Ilipliness the Duke of Elinborgh will arrive in Th9 Bumbn paper reports that the l'almiapore Fanning and nlass of his father, George Cansing." Calcuttan obont thu ond of Oslobur next. I'roen lite ghioa commenced on 1**. 3rd ultimi, is still lPho is this Indian Prince ? The lines of India Borland the Prinos gold to the Cape, then going on, nnd merohants oontinue to lock in. The igentifies him with the Dewau of the Rnjab of Australia where his intends to spend a foly monthis myfuhandize already sold is valued at three Incs Kippoortullah. ut vnrions plaers. At the end of Junu tho Galuten Rupeen. The Knjiths of Mandre, Nadaun, Seabah, - The same journal has received a copy of Mr. will be due at Pokotnina, hence the proceeds by 'Kutluir, Rajonrec and Gimlaria, * other minor Jhardun Ramchanduaji's English translation of way of China towards Culcutta. Chiefe and Siriors of the Kingra invited Suptu-Sali, or Chandi. Put. The 13 photographio Our contemporary has reosived his nsual Caon the novas:on hy the Coromtys ir, Mr. D. illustrations which accompavy the work appear to to sul letter bringing uews from oth to 12th Novem- Forsyth. "Traders from the plains, who had chilly our contemporary to be most happily exeouted. ber. The only itom of nows in the botter in, that come from Imhore, Amritsar, Ambilla, Laodiann, The original work which forms a portion of the battle took plaos butween the troops of Sirdar Hoshiarpore, Jullendor, &", exchauged commodi- Markandesa Purana, hns been held in high repute Ubiloulralman Khan, and those of birdar Yakoob ties with merchants from Yirkind, and other parts by the worshippers of the goddess Inli in all of the latter vere defeated. The chowkre, with tobacco, chintz in its various varioti", coarse cloth, Brahmans on all counsions when either Kuli or about four hundred prisourrs, was taken by brass and copper utensils ; while the latter had Ambu is to be propitiated. The work is descrip- 1wboralmen Kiban's troops. bronght with thom wool, silk, ſur, &r., the produon live of series of figlitw which Kuli bad over Rak- Aneer Shero AllMc Khuu monrched from Cabool of the Eastern Turkiston. The Yarkadco mer shnda or Deinonn. Its price is Rs. 15 per cory. to join he sun on the 12th. chants purchased tho Kangra tens with the greatest It oan bo had of Mr. Junardan at the Bombay Town The kosgid who hrought the letter sugs that when delight, an article which was to earu largo prulits 1.1l. Jie nrrired at Jelludab.ed he was told that Ameer for them on their roturniug home. The Alhananın tells us that the word octroi Shura Allee Khan had been taken prigrior by the In addition to other tamash118 in the recent mouns incre 180, # tax over and nbove any ordinary Tivhist.nona, who had been nssen blond in grout nuina Palumpore fuir, that of distributing prizes to the impost ou articles entering a town. The word in debirs on the road. This requirus confirmation. buse of the newly oprund Hobool at the beantiful rived froin nuctoramentum, whioh was originally an · A repurl Begins to have got nbroad that Mias station, was performed with great relat. The Sohool ivorcase of pny for tho performance of some special Sillon im 9.ming to Caluuttn to take charge of the was originally opened by the liburul Rojah of Man- serrioe. French dictionary-makor's seem to have Nurses' Institution and Cinning llumc. The dee, a minor hill stale in tho Kangra Distriot, at an lost sight of this l'aut. They call octroi a conoes- Inulian Church (jazotta is nuthorised to state that, outlay of 8,000 Ra. Prizer, valuing in all between sion; octroyer letters denobll'sne, “ to grant lotters 19 far na the Cormitter know, there is no truth 200 and Rs. 1,000, were distributed on the ooouniou of nubility," wherens it implied that the person's social condition was heightened by the oclroi, or inwhalover in the report in question. It is gelling by the Deputy Commissioner of Kangra. more and mure doubtful daily whutlier Miss Bellou The above journal slates that Lieutenant Colo-Croaso, authorized in such letters. is coming to Caloutta at all. nel J. E. Cracroft, on return from Cashmere, will FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4. In consergeance of the dinoovory of a new plot fisiate an additional Commissioner of l'embawar The Commander-iu-Chief has published a ngainst his life, the King of Burmali, we learn from Division, until further orders. Major 17. 18. l'rms- general order in whiola he olora lsis very sincere and the Englishman, lan ordured all persona eulering the son will revert to liis substantive appuiutmuut as hearty thanks to Major General Wilde, C. B. C. 8. l'aluzo to be senrehued three times, and finally by the Deputy Commissioner of Rawul Pindi. I., Brigadier General H. 0. Bright, Brigndier Geu- Slang or Superintendent of the Royal residenoc. The Mofisailite understands thnt, in conse eral J. L. Vaughan, C. B., and the Oficers and -The Balme pomper en so that a dukimco cena on quence of information recently recrived from the Troops under their orders, for the exoellent porn Sill pruiluging land in the Punjab is to be intru. Perlawur froutier, all thu troopis now returning from Surinunce of their duties during the late lazarn dood. The kj stuin lo los followed will be the Hazırd, have beau ordered to stand last for the carupaign. Nis Ixoellency såJE, “tho condact uſ' Hill 3 ny in other provinces, and as that now in present. the «xpedition has been admirable, and the ulnority furou in the villag a cuotisunted frum the Nawab The Times of India hoars that siged Baleem of all ranks in prousing forward to join tho torve, of Jhnjar. is engaged in collecting some of the tribes on the begond all praise." We 13 MPA it mated that the Viceroy has de- Arabiaa Cunst ill the voiu liope of reguvuriug Private Robert Dore, 20th Hussars, was tried silincel to forward the krpular Appeal of the Ningont. I log Court Martial at Poslawur ou the 17th Ootober Madarujala of lppoartbullah to Englund, on the The Coroner, nocompanied by the jury, pro- for the murder of Joliu McCourt. He was found ground, that the appeal loans bien ulready sent orded to the Polina 1.ad fioune of the Modioul guilty nod the Court sentenord hing to be hanged Jono dires, instead of through the Lieutenant College llospital on siturduy last at 4 P. M., but recommended him for moror. Gurernor of the l'anjih. to view the body of a Native woman, sinineed In confirming the sentence Sir William Mans- - in consequena se of the Government contem. Degurambarry liewah, of Kistobagaun, who field made the following remarks: pilating ihe transfer of Aunge to the Travanoure murdered during the night of the 27th instant. 1. llin Excellenoy must express his dorp regret Burbar, the people forwarded a petition to tha The deceased, n strong looking old woman of about that the General Court Martial bone BO ouroeived Homu Gorernment, molaring they were very hap seventy years of age, wis found by the Police at its duly na tu throw n most unusual responsibility is under British iule, and that flim in ensuro ir 4 A. N. on Saturday morning, with her throat als on the Commander-in-Chief io Iudin, and the Corontrind out ovuld only result in hordship to them. most entirely severed, is ing on a rocktapose, corur erument, in the decisiou of this very painful and The prayer of the petition lios, neording to tired with blow; and a nets english razor also coror- Igrierou: casc. If the Court olieved that the case- Lloyd was ·879 DEORÜBER 8, 180 8.] THE BENGALEE. WIL . Ver crowd 19 His this can o AQOwo. When one not deserving of oupital punishment the not hesitate to Hollow Mr. Sherring ring has given us pietorial ropresentations Court should have given , effect to that opinion in the ample ia transcribing it. It is a remar, ole of two of these orrvings. ventoode, instead of recording a sentonos of death instance of that hard painting for nich When tho Buddhists were expelled from on the one hand, and practioally recording its dis- Benares it is difficult to asoortaio. When Macaulay is so famous, and in which gniti approval of it on the other. 2. After the ranst carefal consideration of the in a diffe-rent way, he is wrpassed frate of ouen Thsang the famous Chinese traveller proceedings, Ais Ecoelleocy is obliged to record his Carlyle whose life-like pictures dited India, he found the people of Posuho or be lonisee (the Chinese corruption of Varanasi) oon riotion, that's more dastardly and cold blooded evants loure, improesions that can murder was never committed than that proved effuced. Wealthy, gentle, polished and esteering against the prisoner, there being do oxtenuating “ A oity which is wealth, popul/tion, dig-, learning; but lio adds with a sigla that tha ciroumstances. nity and sanctity was among the foretnost "greater portion of them believe in the 3. His Excellenay, therefore, is under the most painful necessity of disregarding the recommenda- of Asia. It was commonly befaged that " loretical doctrines (ITinduism) and for half a million of human boings "revere the Law of Buddha." tion to meroy. Benares has a much stronger titlo than The Delhi Casotto hears that Colonel Koatinge, ed into that labyriath of lofty Meys, rich at Ajmere has sent for all his subordionte officers, with shrines and minarets, and balconies nnd Rome to be called the 'Eternal City' for we or at least the majority of them, for the purpose of carved oriels to which the sacred apes clung find it meationed by Valmiki in the Ra. holding a "grain, conferenoo." by hundrede. The traveller co d scarcely mayana. -Wo are glad to learn from the Englishman make his way through the usef holy Mr. Sherring's description of the Benthat the Lieutenant Governor has proceeded to Bancoorab to aon for bimself the condition of the villa mendicants and not less for, bulle. Tegalees of Benares will no doubt be very ating to our readers :: They reside broad and stately flights of steps which do ges ravaged by the so-called devil fever. Honor left town on Monday last, and proceeded descended from these swarming launts to furthe woso pobed themselves, in a quarfrom Burdwan by special train. Energy suoh as the bathing-places along the Ganges were ter called the Bengali Tola: Antero chiefly be produotive of the happiest effeots, worn every day by the footsteps of an in- noted for the superior education which sidde it affords the country a guarantee that the pumerable multitude of woran pors. The many of them have received in comparison npathy which did such dire harra in 1894.20 Learger sehools and temples drew crowds of pious with the lindustani portion of the popularule the Bengal Government. title of Rajah on Rampertant His Excellency the Hindus from ovory prosince where the tion. Iu their social babits, however, many the Brahminical faith was Hundreds of this class are not much, fuar, in advance Rujah Bhuwan: Singh, C. &. I., of Mynpoorie. 'die ; for it was whither, cvery month to of their neighbours ; although I rejoice to happy fato awaited the man who shouting ablo to say there is sonson to believe NOTICE. from tho sycred city into the sacred in suoh matters of late gedrs. Brisage more pass da considerable progress All communications by post to be river. Nyemantong superstition the only motivo / plightened than Hindus generally it is addressed to the Editor of the which dilured rangers to that great met slrange that in many respects their ioner Bengalee, CALCUTTA. ropole. Comirorce hnd as many pilgrims domestic life is scarcely better than theirs. Commnnications from Cal. ns religion. All along the shores of the Soino of them aru beginning to educate cutta correspondents to be addressed venerable stream lay grrat Arets of vessels their wives au: daughters, and are anxious to the care of the Proprietor of the inden with rich inerchandise. From the looms for their intellectual improvement ? Oriental Seminary, No. 268, Chit- Yet of Benares went forth the innst delicate tho uneducated portion of the Bengali compore Road, Gurranhatta. silks that adornod tho balls of St. James's munity adhero to the customs of Ilindu NOTICE. and of Versailles; and in the bazars the mus. socioty as rigidly as other inbabitants of the Subscribers' names will be regislins of Bengal and the sabres of Oude wore city, cling with equal pertinacity to caste, tered in England, at the East INDIAN mingled with the jewels of Golonnda and and cxhibit the same blind and senseless AGENCY, Eastgate House, Rochester, tho shawls of Cuslimere.”-Macaulay's attachment to idul worship. A great differnear London. Warren IIustings. cnce is observable among Bengalis, however; Mr. Sherring is in error in maintaining and numbers of them are utterly unsound in THE " that the founder of Buddhism bommencet the faith of Hinduism. These occupy the bis ministry at Benares." f'lero can bo do position of great social and religious redoubt that Benares was one of the earliest formers, and are engaged in a very impurseuts of Buddhism ; but we can prove by tant work which is none other thinu tho irrefragablo evidence that Sakya Muni's entire regeneration of untivo society. I SATURDAY, 5TH DECEMBER 1868. doctrino was preached earlier at Kosala look upou this class of Bengalis together (Oude), Magadha (Behar) and Rajgela with the cducated l'arsees in the van of TIC SACRED CITY OF THE (probably Rujmenul.) Tro ruius of Sarnath national improvement and progress." HINDUS.* of which Major General Cunningham bas Those who have not visited Benares Mr. Sherring's work is in overy respect given an excellent acount in the Asiatic should read Mr. Sherring's book for a full worthy of vur saored city. It shows a con. Rescuruhes still uttest the prevalenco of and interesting account of the temples and sidorable amount of research, and its stylo that great heresy which ti on time threat- inusques of the city. It appears to us that is in general excellont. It is illustrated by cued the complete extirpativa of llinduism. the knjah of Ahmetty's tonsple, the Nipal. ten stoel engravings which add very much The great Buddhist tower at Sarnath is a eso templo and the temple at the Mani to its value. Build Buuud ed.fice ninety-three feet in Karnika Ghat are the most picturesque if Benores is to the Hindu more than what diameter and a hundred and twouty-eight not the most beautiful at Beuares. WO Mecon is to the Mabomedan aud Jerusalem fect in bright. The lower part is built bave already passed our limits. We purto the Jew. The orthodox Hudu believes entirely of seune, the slabs being fixed to pose resuming the subjcot soine other time. that he is sure of eternal life it be can but each other by iron cramps. The upper part äio at Benares. Neither the Mahomedan is built of bricks. The building has eight vor the Jew has any suola fuith in the sanc- projecting faces in ench of which is a niulie EXTENSION TO TIINDUS AND BUIT). DISTS OF TIME TESTAMENTARY tity of his holy city. with a pedestal. Those pedestals must have CLAUSES OF THE INDIAN SUC. Bennros is certainly the most picturesque, buco surinvuuted by statues of Buddha CESSIUN ACT. if not the most magnificent, of Indian Tue fuocs ure richly decorated with carvings Tue Supplement to the Cincotte of India citics. A view of the city from the river "Tho lotug scrull,” says General Cunning Saturday last contains an important is really imposing. Mucuulay's descriptiou hann, “with its flowing lines of gracefu. correspondence on the question of extending of Benares is so very grnphic that we do stalk mingled with tender buds and full o lliudus and Buddhists tho Testamentary • The Sucrud City of the Hiudus. By the Ro- "blown Huwers and delicate leaves is very clauses of the Indian Succession Act (X. of vorend M. A. Sherring. Trubuer & Co. 1868. vory rich and very beautiful." Mr. Sher. 1805). It appears that in August 1865 the BENGALEE. 000 - 60 ·l Art 314. TTY -000- IIis Is Irdship inpressed upon the Govern. / nion that nunon pative wills should be invalid, Bill not being before us we canudat pre- 380 THE BENGALEE. (DECEMBER 8, 1806. Flome Secretary addressed # Circular to all dian Succession Act as to exgation of wille and qunted above establishes the fact that Hindu Local Governments and Administrations ood is should be adopted the case not only Wills are not the requesting them to favor the Government of of I, dus but Maliammed Ali . Cuurte." India with their opinions "As ty tho cxda- - Marriage should not, in the case of a We are pot opposed to the introduotion stator, reroke his will. In other respects will think it proper not to extend the proof the Bill. But we hope the Legislazura diencgaof extending to tho Jindus, Muham lions of the Succession Aut as to rovooQmndans and Buddhists, or any and which visions of Scotrou 105 of the Succession Act I be followed. of theň, such parts of the Indinn Succession to the Hindus. According to this sectiva inexpedient to impose, in the onge of Act, 1805, ns relate to Testamentary Suc- nativen, yenower in favour of religious or charit- property to religious or charitable uses, exto mau having a depliew or niece or any rustriotions on the oxeroiso of tho tex nearer relutive bas power to bequeath any cession, including in this phrase all" that taraentary relatos to the execution, revoontion, inter. Ahlo umes, ok for the oreation of perpetuities. . 06pt by u Will executed not less than twelve pretation and probata of Wills, and the to the intentation of wille should, with some fow withia six months froin its execution in some Wh. The provisions of the Snooration Act as months before his death, and deposited limitation of the exerciso of the testamen- exceptorin, adopted. plnco provided by law for the safe custody tary power," after consultation with such blh. — Probate should be made compulsory, and of the Wills of living persons. It is well- European and Nativo gentlemen as might the provisions of the Successing Act as to administra- kuuwa that the natives of this ouvutry cousider it omninous to muke Wills when they be deomod best onpablo of advising on snoh tion with wiſ annexed and as to the powers and are healthy and strong. As a rule they & oratter. The Government of Bombny for- duties of an bontor, should be extended with some exccuto those ouly a few months or a few slight modifiektions. warded to lin Cranburue, then Seoretary days and in some casts a few hours beforo with. On the other hand, the Liontenant-Gover their death. Io the face of such a preju. of Stato for Indir, a copy of the above cir- nor of the North-Western Provinops and the Chiet dice the exceosion of a clause like the abova cular and the opinions it had elimit..? .com Commissioner of Britishi Burmah thought that the is sure to be prejudicial to the interests of certain gentleman: wwern India. In proposed legislation would be idexpedient; and the the public. Several princely bequests madu n Despatluated the 7th February 1807 Lieutenant-Governor of the Punjab, while of opi- by Oloristian gentlemen in India have beoonie void under the aforesaid secting. The and that all wills should be written, attested, and sent say what other clauses of it are objecment of India " the propricty of oxercising proved, did not recoinmend the extension in their tiobable. Fury great orution in doaling with a subject entirety of the provisions of the Succession Aot on which nffacts the interests of the mass of these subjects. the population of India." le also wrote With refrrence to the romark of Lord SUPERSTITION 18 NOT DEVOTION. "From tho operation of the Indian Succession Cranborue that no great practical evil had A RECENT NUMBER of the Indian Mirror fur Aot, the very large sanjority of the inhabitants yet occurred owing to the absencr, in the vives ulterungu tu sentimouts which yo corroburate the assertions of Baboos Jodu of India, the Hindu, the Mahammadaria, aud the coc of nntives, of rules regulating the ex- Nudhists, were excepted. The Aut became law in stcise of the testamentary power, the go. Tauth Chuckerbutty and Bijvy Klaseu Gasvernar General in Canal states that it has wuni regarding certain adherents of Baboo Maroh 1893. It must bo assumed that the Legis been, for at lenst 20 yenrs, thi zinne that in Kshub Chunder Sen. Thad their allegatious Inture had good grounds for exceptiug so largo... Bengal and in the towns of Atras and beeu without foundation, the Keshubitu proportion of the mubjects of the Indian Empire Bumimy the power of making nunciative Orgun would have fulmiuuted its thundors, from the provisions of an Acl drawn with consum- wills encour:tups fraud and potjury and quo- deuying them in toto and loudly declaring inate ability, and it is, therefore, with a feeling of tex iif confirination of this statement the their uttor Iniselmod. On the wucrury, it apprehension that I porosivo, after a lapse of little opinions of minivent lawvera lik. Sir Charles labors tu spio out u loug defence for the evils more thun tour ve months froin ilu cnactment, or of Jackson, Sir A. Buller, the Hon'ble Proanno complained of, aud very awkwardly tries to Hiltle more than six months from the Coomar Tugore, and of poverat learned Judges effret u reconciliation between vaili superstition and sound inonotheism. The writer in ment of its aotual operation, a projeot in contena of the different lligh Courts. The evils -rising from the non-requirement the Mirror very gravely observes :-" It is plation for the renoval of this most important res- of probate of native wills , and from the uncer- deplorable fact thout amongst the Bratimo triction. trintr wbiol or prevails is to the character community there are many who lean more Ay at present advinod, I am of opinion that the and piwers of Native Executors who cannoti su the rationalistic than the devotional side time is still far distant when suoli an enactmeut vow be compelled, except by a lawsuit, to vf religion, and are therefore wanting in would be expedient. exhibit inventories of estates, were then tisut drep faith which aluco cun cuable theun On suol a subjeut, it appenrs to me that the Le- brought to the notice of the Secretary of tu move steadily in the path of purity and gislature should not be sololy guided by the opinions State. Aulvation." Fow will be uisled by such Tiny Bill which pursuant to Lord Crona wretotied supbistry. of Natiso gentlemen resident in the Presidenoy An attempt is here tomas, who, lig education and by interoourse with i borno's desire was sent to the Indin Office madu tu disparagų reusun; faith and devotion are on the other band lunded to the European Society, have, in sonu degraus, been and has since been approved of by his suc. anglicized. Such opinions are not always a faith- cessor Sir Stafford Vorihoute, has been pre- skies. But what is devotion worth, when ful exponent of Native fuelings and Nativo pre- extcut the above evils. It has been made that faith with true enligliteument, which pared with a view of preventing to some opposed to reuson Iluw incompatible is judioon, or oven of Nulivo intelligenco. applicable to limlus and Buddhists resident delights to feed ou tho vagaries of mor- I am unable to perucive that any great praoti- in the Presidency towns, while Mahamedans bid fancy? It is very well to talk of dovooal ovillus yel ooouurred. havo buen altogether exempted from it lest tion and faith in general, but when nursed by For the above reagons Lord Cranborne any attempt to superardu the olaborate ryx ignorance and bigotry, they undergo strange desired the Governor Geueral in Council not tem of testamentary law which they have metamorphoses and bcovine fruitful in evil, to iu vroduoe the proposed Bill into tho Lisa and which they regard As of divino origin, they slvuld be regarded as unwelcome guests and bu suon dono away with. Devuutness gisintive Council oor publish it in the Gazette creates alarm nnd discontont. The Lugisof Indiu until it had been considered by the lature, it is stated in the Despatch, has a 19 a worshipper is not only desirable but Secretary of State in Council. In reply to right to put all expedient restrictions upon indispensablu; he should yield to God bis tho above dospatch the suprenie Govern- Hindu Wills, thay “bring unknown to heurt und uttvotious, bu situere and earnest ment wrote in March last that Section 331 Hindu law, bring in fact the creature of in prayer, and approucla llum with love uud of the Indian Succession Act which exeinpis English courts". This may be true ng re- But what if a Brahino murches Hindus Mahomedans and Buddhists from gards the countries governed by the Mitac baru foot al.ing the streets with flugs struainits operation was introduced as a temporary hura. But we deny that Hindu lawyers ing iu tbe wiod, tomtoms deafening the once provision, bucause it was foit at the time whose dne rines provuil in Bangal maka no with their disourdaut music and other the law was under the consideration of the mention of Wills in their works. Mr. Cole paraphernalia of superstition and boishtobism; Legislature that, in three respects, sufficient brvoko, a high authority on the subject of aud amongines all this to be a practical ilinformation was not before the Council to Hindu Law, says: "A Hindoo in Bengal lustration of his intellectual conceptivos of What if justify an iminediato extension in this di. may leave by Will or bestow by deed of the Deity and bis attributes ? rection. Doubts were ontertuined us to how gitt, his possessions, whether inherited or with a view to mortify the flesh he abstains far it would be pulitio to interfere with the acquired, and the gift and the legacy, from fuod ou particular duys, and thus gives, power to muko oral wills which Mahomsdans whether to a son or to a stranger will hold as he fancier, a visible impetus to bis pioty have always possessed, and evidence was &c." Again an eminent Fliudu commentator and zeul in religion ? Certainly, devotiou iu wanting as to the propriety of restricting Na- on the Dyntation of Reghunundnuu remarks: this objectionablo form is fur worse than lives in creating porpetuitios and in making “ Whatever the father does with regard to rationuhelu. Again; what bas tho Mirror bequests to religious and charitable uses." debt, agriculture, corrody, distribution of tw urge in vindication of the fitb of those The general result of tho opinions obtained shares, or any other matter, is binding upon Keshubites who implicitly believe in the by the Supreme Governmont from the Pro his sons after his death." Will has been de mediutorial powers of their leador, rely ou sidencies of Bengal, Madras and Bombay, fined to be " the legal declaration of the the efficacy of their prayers when uttered froin Oude and the Central Provinces is intentions of the testator with respect to his through him, and expect the deliverance of thus suiinod up: property which he desires to be carried into their souls from sin through bis redecining let. -The praotice of making nuncupative will. effect nfter his death." If this definition influence | Must not the worth of suoli should be ubolislied, and the provisious of the lu- be correct, the remark of ibo contentator faith be in the inverse ratio of its depth onmenoo- - roverenco.

·) SIN. The "poor 000 000 " dead secret.” I may 8 -000 tnin to that eminence whichi entitles thempore made solemn declaration of allegiance bult a dozen times with iny experience. Chairman proposed the health of the Queen, self. Mr. Maine said that three petitions mences from its ussumption of the thew and DECEMBER 5, 1868.] THE BENGALÉE. 381 À correspondent of the Mirror, while Another unAVY lose ling been sustained folka" who patronized the Journal would Attempting to explain away certaiu "points by the Native community. Buboo Hurro bo startled by an array of rather well written urged by the two Brahmo Missionariør al- Onander Ghicar, rd Judyo of the Chhatta lenders not copied from other papers and haded to, gives rather an ingenious interpre. Ouurt of Small Muuses, Jied on Thursday sumo bits of news actualiy now. This tation of the term saviour. "If they (the last. The deoinsphy was one of the fet P. would go on for A publio) once for all take the word saciour 8. Ameona and Guvernment in raciniti n foud folks" woulil bogine to believe that once he says, " in the light of une who saves of his services opprinted im Magistrato of it away thigen ogen besert cruelly dawned from sin, who brings others, through lectures, Clonitn und wulosequently Judge of thought on the Oudh Guzette. But thu mungic rod Bermons, or example, froin the path of wring Small Cause Cours. The Baby schud of the tickle dwon will presides over the to that of duty, who has born in mun the duties of both these ottices to Saris tirrtunes of the paper would all at once discases the instrument of reclaimning i anfuction of all. prl thu agreeable chiluerat and on some firmed sinner, the means of reforming a ul.lacky day in some unlucky inonth of the vicious sonl: they refuseel to interpret the The VICEREGIL Lexislative Council met yent, a libel case would surt up or a disterm in the accepted Christina Sruse then it is easy to see that tio difficulty has been in Government House on Frigy, the 2761 Seeblo article, the Editor and the proprietors would coins to longerlieads, thero llis fixcellency the Micr poy pre would theu bus a "row" on Olympus, and reinoved, the problem solved.", The world wide. The foll Muliarnja Skr DirRijoy Edizoriuls, news, and all melt into thin will then teom with saviours and every man bo more or less a releener, though fow at. Sinasabindent, Life of Blum: uir. This phenomen n has been repented to have the dust of their fect licked by a disc'urge the duties of his flics, and the Keraneey of Courts, pour D.ily's and Billy's to Ilir Majosty, and that he would fuithfully In the interregnum tho Hounsarims and band of prostrato udurers. Hyu'ble Menors. Forbes and Cowie took VIO abound in every station, would be the qual onths. On the mottom of the hunted up and tacked to the El torial cor: ST. ANDREW'S DINNER. Hou'ble Mr. Muino the Bill tu legalize mar and thus the Quillo Guzette would go on. Ox Mouday evening lust the Soutohmen riages between orain Natives of India nuo oro would appear such sprcimens of thu in Calcuttu gave the usual dinner in bon- professing the Chritian religion was referred Questi suglista ais your up of their Patron Saint. Owing to the tou Silact Committed with instructions to bad the indicating for you humblo servillt last indision of Mr. Sundeman, the Flun'ble ropori in two mouths-- long date fixed in Mr. J. Skinner occupied the chair. The order thar native opinion might declar: it your from the column of vurnal. The moru modern part of its history Which com. the Prince of Wairs, the Princess of Wales, had been presented against the Bill , one od the rest of the Royal furnily and fast from the Parsecs, ano ber from the British nighty u.inc of tho Timex may be gaihere I toutware rigut lwynlly drunk. The next Indiau Association und y third froin certnin partly from my last letter and partiy froin the first of thu Argi18. the Viceroy and to prodottom Iis Ixellency Native gentlemen at Bs.Ambly. The follow- And so the Arynx is out at last. The first live in.” After some other tong batu ing Bills were also referred to select Com. Thomson proposed tho Press. Major Fen neud tree. The Bill to consolidate and number Bauty thu lugliou the 3rd or 4ihi vf wick of the Englishman in responding ment of Her Majesty that is om te speel in through its fiftir , it loud of its older rival . the current monti, autorit had run said :- (2) the Bill to ampull the Criininal Procedure of the Irigh Court of Judicaturo for the N. to make Quinto Son & Mr. Moore. Lucknowo Time's has threatened Not long ago the Preas of this country was char- The W. l'rovinces. inyetery of this is a acterised by Sir Charles Napier 'as "the bluokguurd bowe Voor rivul it to you neverthelioms bepress of India," and perhaps it deserved something AT THE Meering of the Beugal Legis. fices of the case seem to be known all over or the consure meted out to it, although like come lativo Council beld on Saturluy list the the city. put being an extromely spicy cituse excepting perhaps our ollicials, tho other greal mon Sir Charles did not understand the Hon'blu Ashley Ken who lous returned from bit of ecodil I think I had better preservo sumaly of a free Press under a dospotio Govern Europe and Babou lxsar Chander Gill it for another vocusion, and disinis the ment. To say that the Press of ludia was even now took their seats My Members. Mr. Dans not perfect was only w say that it was a human ino- pirr's motion that the Bill to repeal Act of iny opinion and that of many others that subject on the present with the expression titution, and it inight bo said of its blenuishes as XXI. of 1858, su far as it affects the suin the matter at least ülr. E. P. Moore is of other imperfectious, thut it was the better for burbs of the town of Calcutta bu passed, once in the right. thom, that thu luw of human lifo mny bo Effort was carried. Thir sams Hon'ble dienber There can be no doubt thint if there is and the law of human judyinent Muroy.' Ou mans presented the report of the Select Committee ooaaxious, the Press of Iudin had done those things ou the bill to ascertain, regulate, and record any Province in India which urgrutly roit ought not to huve done, and had left uudong those certain tenures in Chen w.gporu. Several quires a goud, honest, but abuvo i inthings it ought to have done, but he hoped it could causes woro passed hud further cousideration ueprndent political Jourual it is the Prurines Suchi a paper steadily couducted not be added thut-there was no health in it. Hoing. On Mr. Rivers Thomson's inocion the would maka the reputation and fortune of rather thought ho sn w a bright future before it. lle Bill to provido facilities for obtaining the tho Flitor and proprietor respectively --nud would way to those who threw stones at it they were (vidence in Civil and Criminal cases, of pri- what is noro confor at lasting boon on the themselves in many cases to bluine. He would say soners detained in any Jail or prison, wiis country. A public critic wino cnn neither nothing of a Guvernuaent who give the Prres no rend in Council and then referred to a Select bo tloreatened into submission noir bribed information, and keep dark subjezte which ought Committee with instructious to report in a into siliner, will be the terror of officiel to bu known, and then turu round and accuse the fortuiglit. vagary and ufficial inpudence. The alarin- New.spoper of being in continnal hostility to thos ing extent to which “secrctness, This Wun uu uufurtunulo position for the LUCKNOW. symbol of despotism, prevails in the Go- I'reas to be in, and a gentlenian high in the Civil vernment of Oudh, and the practice so Børvice who was oortainly no friend to the (ulcutia (Frummur C1rrespondon! BULBUL.) Prtes (Mr. George Campbell) long ago, in one of Tu bistory of Journalism in Odilla is a common among tho officials bore of dinge his works, recursled the same opinion. There vus, biswry of Scandals. The first Newspaper a great many things in a semi-official and however, a Press in India that had been too muon started here was the Oudh Gazette which privato w.y which in their public capacity or evil Native Press struggling upwards, which became so sourrilvus uuder the oditorship they dare not do, would be put an end to ho wam obliged lo suy thout the masubuis of ideo of Mr. Chick that tho proprietors were once and for ever by a watchful and con- European 'Prem bud not done their duty t, and obliged to turn him out. Mr. Chick there- scientious Paper that will not bo humbuggril. had held out no helpiug hund towards it, but hu hoped soon to see a 0:0ge for the buller au tris upon set up a rival Journal named the ... is ouly thouse who live in this Province respect. (Oh! Oh!) There wils du rensoni w org Oudh Muil which during ils short existence that can understand how great is the vera On! If the people of India were to be educatuit surnud a well deserved noturicey for the which it stands of such an organ ool pubthey inust be Anointed by the Native Pron, and trussos: libels aninst the officiis. Iu chic lio opinio. ns I have described. Bul stul, whoever oried Ok I did so la ignorance of this sauts end Mr. Chick is thught to have becomo I believe I bare mix-expressed milf and portion of the Piese here that it was fullowing the two daugerou8 l'esident for all and w:18 mix-expressed a fact by using die words The Orill wurst examples of the Press at homu in undmavouring turned out of the Provitica. 11.11 orgad of public opinion" for the sim. to set oliss against clins –10 "epon the flourd gutes Grzette however supported (nt a heavy bross plus reason that there bring fow or no inof dunodruesh that an evil tide should roll in and it is rid) by the l'r-prev's and by the dependent Europeung hero and chip nativr's distinctions of rank and furtune. Tuluokitur's' Aveociutiull, mind a sufer Clreer. not being sufficiently avanend to be rere fouls only spoke in this way. on the eve of great polition and social chuliga*, It held the wiel un to avoid the stwuls and sented in the propria seper of the word, i hero is and the l'ross representing liberul opimus ostalna rocks (1) which its rivals Hand run around. ou "public opinion unt, ull.cosa ly advocated - greuter privileges bring acouided 10 like it goud bis il never obuwd die Schelsound Journal beri must of nerasily be the lower classes. There was nothing to four from bigs chung lien urs and mers” of th.co 11 opp yostic ( 10 sly) and individual, than the raising of these olasies in education and indoo Tulokers and other native folks of Oude representative, and must tukt the purition mountain would tower above the sea as it lowered Il despre criticized the otticals of the Dudle simply of a slirewd and watchful observer. primevally although the valley below onde a mimoine Commission (S. pt to praist them, and so It must above all beware of being guided swamp was purities and riched by the wind it lived and livres soill. If it was never by atleisur's, that is to say men who always man's urontiniu would still point upwar ein to the core com a brillant Print it ind at leasi strive to push their own interests by making Native licaven not the fray that the smelal region the credit of burning a larmless unie. But its fools of others. around them had risen in all the verdure ut piusa lile was it lickily, will on the wisp fashion The sistem of Government which Sir C. perity and peace." liti. Unou in a year the "good un'ured Wingfield left in legacy to his succi'ssurs 000 the great State. SAV dep away ·DOT nervoljo . pewne. Y * n. I. an Atlair was that poor Towary was eacrificed house of ladin, but it is uudeniably true that the Ahmed, Deputy Magistrate and puty Collector, THE BENGALEE. [DECEMBER 5, 1868. in Oudh may be characterized by two words Ilolloxony's Pills are the timest medicine in the regretted that though he bas been trying, through -bully and hilaliamuil. These two words world fur debilitated constitution of dinordered lover, thiok wad thin for years to receive some sonigala express tho fundamental principles on which bite , and indigestion. The wonderful eflionog of of hovor at the hands of Ber Mujesty's Representhis salutary medicine, and the good effcots pro- iativo iu Iudin, yet his star has been so unpro- · the Provinco of Oudh is governed. A cor duced on patiunta sufering from the above com pitivus that he is not likely to ruoliva any after all. tain wholesomo extent of bullying is bene- plaints would appenr incredible were they not oon Ju our humblo opiuiod we dun't think Government ficial and perhaps vecessary in a new pro- firmed boyfthe innumerable cures affected by them, ** justified in withbulding some tangible mark vince, but the evil of it is that once per- and the permaneggi" bunetit derived from their use. of honor from one who is aokauwledged to be the mitted bullying becirnes a habit , and a priu Theda mwille Pille soothe and stseugthon the best of the Rajan in Bengal. ciple of nction and the standard of oficial . secretione , d invigorate the oonatitutions. Disense om, purify the blond, regulate the Yours truly, 21st November 1848. A RCSIDENT. inorality is considorably lowered, and con. Hivs before them. They are composed entirely of crit is engendered in the minds of indivi. vegetable extrgot, unmixed with a grain of any GOVT. ORDIRS. dual officers to an unreasonable extent. mineral or nofrious substance. They may, there- Considering at the sania time that the Ouih fore, bo gisenith thoutinoat confidenoe, and with ORDERS BY TAL LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OK DENGAL. Commission consist mustly of military men, perfect salty to delicato femalen and young children. APPOINTMENTS. opo can imagino how easily they can be 17th November.-Moulavi Gholum Jelanes to cemptod iuto becoming overweening despots. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENT. be dlvonBitl' of Arrah. They liovn to rule over men who are allowed Baboo Buruah Dutt to officiate as Moousit of .110 other right except that of submitting to Dr. Snlzar's letter will appear next week. Arrab, duriog tho abeunoe, ou leave, of Moulavi wantover the Snhib may say or do, and of Gholam Jelunee, or uolil further orders. praising his folling until he really belim-.. CORRESPONDENCE Moulu vi Abdoul Mujeed to be Muousif of Cults. 18th November. -Mr. C. A. 8. Bedford, Extra limself equal to Solomon.....er! No TIE GOVERNOR GENERAL'S VISIT TO Assistant Commissioner, Huzareebaugh, in transwonder then televisyento Aro officers in the BUNDWAN. ferred to Main bhoom. Moffresil bike who have the vanity of tell- To the Editor of the Benyaire. 19th November.-Mr. F. Graves, Oltiloiating ing their native subordinntes that they ex Dear Sir, On the worning of Wednesday the Aristmut superintendent of Police, 24-Perguauahs, péct tho samo abject outward homage from 18th instaut, fius Excellenoy the Viceroy and God is wansferred to l'uoree. Mr. O. E. Mukyill to be a joint-Magistrate fad thern is the latter wero wont to pay to their vertor-General of India oame down to Burdwan by king Wajid Ally Shah, and take a foolish a spruial train and was received by the Maharajah Deputy Collector of the Second Grade, at Huwerk. under a sulate of 63 guon fired at intervals from Baboo Gunnosh Chuuder Chowdry, Moonsiff of pride in the simps of respect and submission tho ramparts of Kriatoshire --21, on his reaching Melerpote, to officiate as Moousiff of Kishnaghur, which they thas exact from a timid and ig. the Railway Station, 21, on setting his foot vo the durigg the absence, ou louve, of Baboo Nobia norant multitude. Even officers of tpient and Raja's palaes, and 21 niora ou his leaving this challer Ubone. sense aro apvilt here by the influence of the for Calonten. As soon as the train arrived His The following gentlemon to be Members of the ntm osphere that surrounds thom. Disregard Excellency got down with one of his aides-de-vamp Local Committee of Publio Instruotion at Gowand drove off in ordinary carriago to the hatty:- of suprrior nuthority would noem to be a Muhuraja's and foand his host dressed in splen Lieutenant A. D. Putter and Baboo Hem Chuncommon offJnco brcnusu ii is considered as did robes, of purple color and a large number of dra Burma. n yhlial one. Frenks and crotchets Ara ro. European gentlemen of this station and those 20th Novomber-Baboo Omoollo Chura Mulliok garded no signs of originality, an aversion who came from Caloutta the day previous to cole is isappointed to be a Deputy Magistrate and a Deto law and lawyers is cousidered to be an brate the birth-dny of the Maharajr all wait- puty Collector in the Chota Nagpore Divisiou and is indiention of independence and "no hum. in to receive and honor Ain Excellenos. The pusted to thu Sub-Division of Palanow in Lobbug," and a blustering, irregular and hasty Maharaja then taking Sir John by the hand, show- ardagga. ad him his pulmon and other things worth anoing in Mr. G. L. T. Harris to offoiate as Magistrate way of deciding cases and doing things is the house and at about 8. took him to the break- and Collector of Buerbhoom in the First Grade. thought to show an eminently practical ten net room, where the table had been gronning under Mr. W. E. Ward to otkvinte as Joint-Magistrato dency! To set law at definnco is to act the dishes prepared by a first rate professional and Deputy Collector of Burdwuu. According to "conscience," to punish a dative French cook in his service. They all sat down to Mr. G. K. Webstor to be an Assistant to the becnusy there is no evidence agninst him breakfast, and toast to the health, long life and Magistratu and Collec!or of Bardwap. 23rd November.---Third Orade Sub-Assistant is to mako an example of a dangerous rascal safe journey of this Exoellenoy to the land of his ndoption were proposed by the Maharajn and Burgoun Preonath Bose is deputed temporarily to who is too cunning to be caught. If you several European Gentlemon and bottles after bot- the Nuddea District on special duty. happen to offend an officer in the Ourlhtles of champagne and other luscious wines were Mr. A. P. MaoDonnell to be an Assistant Cor- Commission bewnre of your skin. You onn crnored and drunk to their hearts' content. After missioner in Hazareebaugh, and to bave charge of not tell whon nud how the vengornce may 1 ton, we NRW His Excellenoy and the Maharaja the Sub-Division of Barhoe. Mr. T. E. Coxhead, Assistant Magistrate, to como upon you but come upon you it will going in the anme curringe with twelve bodyguardo before and behind followed by a large number of havo charge of the Sub-Division of Meherpore. Your cnso is bopeless. You might escupo European gentlemen to the Railway station. Mr. J. A. Hopkins, Assistant Mngistrate, to a single Tiger's claws but you onduot escape His Excellenoy's visit though like a doctor's have churge of the Bub-Division of Magoorah. a clique bont on your ruin. has created no small sensation in the town. This Mr. F. 11. MoLaughlin, Assistant Magistrate, Let those who think I have overdrawn is the tirst time we believe that any Governor- to have charge of the Sub-Division of Choondangah. the pioture, come and live here for some time General of India has buen the Maharaji's Major W. b. D. Morton, Deputy Commissioner anil see the state of things with their own guest; and it is gratifying to obserre that the of Darjeeling, to be Bubordinate Judge of that eyes. Let them examine the records of the Rngo leſt 10 aline unturned to plense him avluated District in adulition to his prement duties. libel cnso ir which a native Assessor sund no doubt by momo motive which it ill beoometh Mr. T. Smith, Oficiating Deputy Commissioner us to comment upou pow. Mr. Editor, WA Are of Oownlparah, to ufloiatu as subordinate Judge Ruujnor Tewary a veteran nntivo officer, rather astonished to learn from the last number of thnt Distriot, in addition to his present duties. one of the fow native soldiors who had joined of your valuablu paper that government have de Mr. W. 0. A. Beckett, OfGoiating Deputy Comtheir inasters in the detenon of the famous oliued the honor of A salute to the Maharaja simply missioner of the Westeru Dvoare, to ofloiate au “ Bailio gunde." Mr. Wingfield was then on the ground that he is not one of the fendatory subordinate Judge of that District, in addition to at the head of affairs. The whole case is princes. It is undoubtedly true It is undoubtedly true that he is his presunt duties. 24th Novembor.-Moonshoe Duboorooddeen too long to quote, but tho upshot of the neither a priuos, por is he related to any regal family to which he belongs in very high aod ancicat Rajshahiye, is transferred to Midnaporo. to the offended honor of the Qurh Commis- and whose pedigree is almost equal to royalty. Moulvi Fyzoolinh, Deputy Magistrate and Desion with all the evidence in his favor. II. Besides the like of the Raja of Burdwan ng re-puty Colleotor, Palamow, is transferred to Rajwas made the victim of cliquedom, been use kardo Rilelity, loyalty and attachment to the shnhye. he lind dorod to toll the truth. Many ons: British (Hovernment, the eminent serrious rendered Baloo Kalinnth Bose to offciate As a Deputy to the country nt a time when it had prased through Magistrate, and a Deputy Collector, in Cuttuok, similar to tbe abovy have voourred here and providentinl visitations and princely liberality and dnring tho ubscnce, on Apecial duty, of Baboo will occur for senio tine to como unless inunilivende to all irrespective of caste or creed, I way Kaljuus Pulit. Oudh is put directly under the control of with regard to all these the like of him enn hardly II. L. DAMPER, the High Cuurt. or heard of in Bongul. But it is to be 00. Sery, to the Gort. of Brnyal. be seen ·SU BY por foot. 000 d. ON TIN LIFE OF BY 2 win *4..mpa llods for the T. E. THOMSON & CO., there N web h. মহলের জরিপ অারম্ভ হইবেক অতএব ১/ DECEMBER 6, 1808.] 383 THE BENGALEE. and Copper Suotion Rouen, 2-10 feet longtbe, 24" ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR SALE, Cupporº kivetted leather Buotion Pipe, Union NOTES ON THE ENTRANCE COURSE Hose Screws, and 159 feet, 21" Ripotted leather NOTICE Rs. 2,100 delivery Pipes FOR 1869. V. Shaped Pumpe open, class A. Å by 12 with The publio are hereby informed that all Bills, handles and driving Palley, und 6 foot 4" Flango vouchers, orders &o. of the Humampathio l'harma- H. DATTA Suotiva Pipe, Bulls and Nute, and Indian Rabey will from this datu beur the signaturo of the bar rings for ' Antu Ra. 525 cach. Extra Pipa PART I.- POETRY. L'irm with the initials J. N. 0. Awy Bills, you. for the u bovo ko. Yo ohora, orders &c. uot boaring the initials J. N. U. Price Hupea 1. No. 19. Portable Double 5" lift and Furce Pumps, are not to bo reooguized. To be had of Messrs. Thacker Bpink & Come with 25 feet Rubber Suction, 30 feet Canras de- BERIANY & Co. livery, Hone Rs. 700. each D'Rozario & Co.; several Nutive Books ts of Theny ure first rate Pumps for Irrigating bg haud. Potuldaugah and the Girish Vidyarut Press, powor, they, nre also excellent l'iro Engines. NOTICE. Mirzapore, Caloutta ; uud the Bengulou Press. No. 5. E. lipproved Chuia Pumpa 1" with Cattle (Joar, Pipe, Chaia, and Disos complete, fur Dr. Leopold Salzar attends the Pharmacy from Wells of 10 fuet. Ks. Oj5 eaoh. :3 to 5 P. M. FOR SALE. The abuvo are titted also for hand-power. DERIGNY & Co. No. 51. F. Chain Purup for hand-power, complete A LECTURE with Pipe, Chaia, and Disosfur Wells 47 sent Rs. 185 euch. RAMDOOLAL DEY, No. 15. Strong Cast Iron Frames, mounted on NOTICE. The Bengalee Millionaire, 4 Cust Irou whools, with Wrought Iron Cistern Finding that some customers of the Homoopa Delivered at the Tlooghly Follege. Hends, and Iron Botlom Plutes, with 2 connectios Pipes 12" ruch, Wrought froin Double Crank, thio Pharimney are in the labit uf sending their latter's, rumittanood, &o. to the nddress of Bnboo Brin- BaBao Grisi CHUNDER GHOST. connecting Rods, Slings, uud Guides, double sets of No. 31 4" Working Barrels, with Cistern Hub:111 Chunder Chutterjon, who was an owployee in tail piece, with wing Vulves and Gun inetal the establislıment we bug to inform them that the Price 12 iunus.' Beats for do., inlet and outlet. for'3" Cast Iron Arrvices of the Baboo have been dispensed with frum If sont by prost, postage 1 Annn. the 16th of this month. All orders, luctors, ronsit. irr, each with extras, - 2-1" Brass Buckets, Apply to Mrssrs. Thacker, Spink & Co., one. Cork Luathers, 6-1 Well liod joints, tanong &o, are requested to bu aeut to the address of the Firm. Mexrx. I. C. Buso & Co, Stanhope Press, These leuthered, 0 Klustio Würlord. BERIGST & Co. Rs. 846 No. 172, Bow-Busar Roail, CALCUTTA, or Bults, and Nuta, Immune Cast Iron Flange Pipe, alarma Pharmacy to the Proprietor of the BENGALER. above Rn. 3-8 per foot. Caloutta, tue 21-t Nuo Bulte, Nuts, and ladia Rubber rings het juiots tember 1868. TIIE ORIGINAL HARDWARE ESTABLISII 14. 1-8 per set. The above are excellent Well Engines, nud may be MENT OF INDIA. worked hy land, Cattle, or Slean Puwer, aud NOTICE In momentum are suitable for Wells from 20 to 100 foot deep. Government No. 9507 No. 15. Cast Iron Frame Pumps, with double G" orders of Barrels, and % Hanules, 21 feet 14, ESPLANADE Kuw, 1807 a Survey of Khas Mehal I'mirrerunn Qulsavimid Wrought Iron Piping, 2-4" Benda, Bults gram will be commenced enrly in December CALCUTTA, aad Nuts, and India Rubber riogs for joints next. All owners of Iholdings and other MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, ks, 737 (hoh. persons interested therein are accordingly EURS, AND IRONMONOERS. bumps are very suitablu for ruining requested have their Boundary marks INGINES, Puuls, AND WSTER LIFTs, No. f;. France, Efrom depth of 25 feet. and Fly Wheels with Vir. 13---3". Amelle deup Wrought Iron (raukos Irudy for the Surveyors to follow so ns to du Irriyution, Contructor's, Gardins, and Ivuger. Wall Pumps und Suctiou roses, fiu np bearer, and obviate the evil consequences that any l'e- Nv. U. Class A. Patent (Blufugal Appold's 4 pipe and rold Stayh to ench, cuinplote, with sult to them should their boundaries be prenups, with Valve Boxes and Stronniers ouch with piping and Well luds, for Wells 80 foet deep incorrectly delineatcl. 3-9 feet, and 3–3 fort lengtis of 'cast luon 10. 19 landi l'amps, on Tripodds, easily removed Rs 875 cach A. SMTII thonte piping, with bulls and nuts, and I mean Collector. Rubber rings for joints, and onu 8" oond dange from plnou tro pilierom, rich fitted with fout of bund. Will raiso 1,000 galo. water port ininte, Indian Rubbig sincuon lont, kr. 125 each. l?s. 1,191) vilcl. } No. 71-13" (alvathel Bronzed Iron Hool lumpa, fa0819791 The above olass of pumps bring liſt and force, I fort under noge, puoh with 10 feet ustru sliding thes will draw from a depth of 23 feel, and furou 6" Wrought lova Hand Pumps, 12 feet ander spont, Hlution and Struller, lx. 140 eschi. any distance upwards that may be required. Nis. 2. Class B. Intent Centraignl Appold's syith 2-6 feet leugtlis of Fluugo piping 10 tuoli, সর্বসাধারণকে দুতি করা যাইতেছে যে, jumping with Valve Boxed and strninero. Ono 16" Wrought iron Llund rumpa, 14 feet under spul, lis. 200 euch. গবর্ণমেন্টের সন ১৮৬৭ সালের ১০ ডিসেম্বরের 9 teet und : -3 fet loons this of crust Iron funge piping to enali, will holisi, muts, and ludun llub- 23, Iis. 120 vaih. 8069 ate agatpater ett f56789 islap ringe for juin is. Willsa.su 1,400 gols. water 6" Wrought Irou llind Pumps, 7 feet uoder spout, 371679 21010013 gennaios IT TOT NO 21. 0:34, Km. 100 cach. per 111101e Rs. 1,150. C'inss R. Patent Contrifugal Appold's i Sliding Suctions for can't of thu above size Pumps, pumps, with Valve Boxes and Strain.rs, 2-9 feet wakiug thuin respectively 23 and 10 feet deep, সকল মইল যাহাদের জিম্মায় আছে বা যে সকল lengths, 18" cust Iro: lange riping tu cuch, No. 36} llaud Liſt and Furco Pumps for Irou l'ipo, RH. 00 ench. with bolta, nuth, und ladinu Rubber ringfor ব্যক্তির ঐ মহলে কোন সত্ব সম্বন্ধ অাছে তাহা joints. Will raise 3,200 gallons Willer por 31" minute. Rs. 35, Re. 2,123. 0.5, 7) cach. অপিন মহলের সামা সরাদ্ধ এৰূপ নিশ্চয় of from 20 to 20 feet. No. 11. Chres C. Patent Purluble Appolil's Pudips No. 3ij llond Lift l'umns fur Iron Piping, করিয়া রাখেন যে, জরিপ কালে অনিশ্চিত ench with 1-10 and 2-5 feet longth, 8" wronghe 3." সীমাবদ্ধ দ্বারা যেন কোন অনিষ্ট বা গোলযােগ Iron pipe. Valve Bus and Straiter, bolls, nuts, Wrought from screpack Piping for the abure, As. Rx. Do, 42, 49 ench, and Indinn Rubber rings for juinta. Will ruina উপস্থিত না হইতে পারে। 1,000 gula. water pur ininute lin. 1,700 1:, Re. 1, No. 12. (ilus C. Patent Portubile Appold's Pumps, Nu. 69 llaud Lift and l'orre Pumps fitted ou Planks, euch with 1-10) and 2 feet longths of 10" S' 1'' wrought Iron pripu, with Valvo Bus and Struiner, Rs. 110), 100 pach boles, nuts, and Indian Rubber rings for joints: bor's joints and Wurkmen's time in tisiig, extra, La riping for the above, 28 por cwt. Plum- Will raisu 1,400 gullonin water per WILL BE SUORTLY PUBLISHED lis. 2,000 according to requiroments. No. 4. Gwynnu's patrnt Contrifugal Pumps, with Palunt American Revolving Stand Pumps, А fapor connecting pipes und foot Valvex. Nos. () 3 Will i) Reply to the National on Positivism' raise 300 gallonn Wuter per minuta Nr. 630 lin. 11, 10, 18, 20, 22, 26, 32 each. Cast Iron Hlaugo pipe for the abore, ks. 4-12 Wrought Iron $crowd Piquing for tho abup', per R. 11-12, 1, 1-1, 1-8 per foot. foot. Bults, Nuts, and ludiun Rubber rings for Patient Hotury Barrel Pumps, 1.9. 70 enchi. POSITIVIST. joints Re. 1.8 per Set. The above fillups uru for incdium lifts, say I to Gudinniza Iron Centerus luruburi, lis. 30 each. Nin improved lyriruulio l'umps, Rv. 275) ench. Price Re. 1. 70 feut. No. 39, Crystal Palmon Fire Engmer, with 20 fost No. 1. Ownno's patent Centrifugal Pumpur, with sulotion, and 30 tint delivors hose, lis. 19 coch. DİN:ARMASYA SOOKTANGATI taper connecting pipes and fout valies. Will Fire Bugines, No. 5733 complete, with 20 lock 13" ruise 750 bullous water per ininuto Ils. 300 NATAKA, bllcliun, aud 50 feet delivery Luse, &, lig. 570 Cilat Iron flange piping for the above Rs. 8 рег ench. OU foot. Bulte, Niils, sed Indian Rubber rings for Factory l'ine Engines, No 910 with 2 fot.2}" VIRTUE'S MYSTERIOUS WAYS, joints, Rw. 2.8 propeset. leither suction and 50 feet " leatlier delivery Tou above paups are l'ur low lifta, Any I to 30 feet. hub, complete, lin. 1,550 cali A. ORIGINAL MANUALUX DRAMA No. 1. Wnter Liſts with Chuius und Buckeln (inrilen Engines No. 317:. ly complete for Welle 10 toet deep RR. 030 21 Wals. 10 Guls. 10 Gal., AVONIOR CHUNDER CHATTERJEE Exrra Chains and Huckets for the abovo to mako Ilo. 00 then suitable for dowper Wolls, llx. 200 per foot. FOR SALE. luaproved Winter Birrrow's No. 179. N, 2. Voter Lifts will Chuius aud Buckets coma 20 31 I'rice one lupeo. plete for Wolle 10 feet dorp . 800 lin. 12, parl. No. 54. c. Trebilt lurrel " Portable Irrigatur, Warner's Culs Garden Engine kwas cachi. Apply to Sanskrit l'ress Depository', with Poles and Yokes for Bullouka; Branch piper, American (uden Engines. Rs.in cach. Messis. D'Rozario & Co., Aud Day & Cona. 2-10 feet leurthe, 2" Copper rret led leather Paxton (handen Engrik, lis. "7 pacli. Blotion pipe, union livre Murowe, copper Nuction l'atent Winterling Carts, molluted ou lion Wheels, pratly or iu Baboo Raslibehared woul, No. J'ose, und 150 loct 2" Copper rivetied leather to onrrs j tilla, lis... viends, 21, Pauclatundtollal, Bow-Bizar, Coldelivery huse to each Rs. 2,000 Ditto dirlu dilter, with l'umos. and linbber kliction No. 51. C. Treble Barrel J Portable diriguturr, attacked, Rs. Nj cach. cultu. with Poles and yoke's fur Bullock«, branch Piques, T. E. TIJOMSON ('0). 3" !! 1.8 per luot. এ, স্মিথ, কলেক্টর, 6 6 BY A 4 VALVE ·381 THE BENGALEE. [DECEMBER 5, 1808. WY . URNO (ure. e- BY OF TUL CURE IS AT IIANI)! EAST INDIAN AGENCY, Central Indin, Nagpore, Hyderabad,, Madras, Travancore, Dacon, mud British Burmah; so that TIOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. EASTGATE HOUSE, ROCHESTER, NEAR it is hoped 110 difficulty will be experiepoed ju comni uniouting dwith tho Agency in the Vernacula Suvisüutrc EROPTIONAs Bure FIXADS AND Scroru- LONDON, leunigungen, if evired. Luglish communiontioner, LOUS SWELLINGS, omu always be sent dirrot to the head quarters of He this pimwerful Ointment be well rubbed into UNDER TUB DISTING CIBUBD PATROKAGE 09 the Agenes in London, from any part of India, but the moto ulected, all skin disgy will be apeedily Ili TIOUNESS MAHARAJAU DULUK:n Srna, G.C.N.In they would be invariably postpaid, or they may (S'Olonne. It acts not by ropassion, but repulsion, and suveral of the princes and chiefs of the Pun-be refused in London. It vistietis.. the systein as salt enters ment, and jab, kojpootana, 'Oudhi, Bundlekund, Bengud, For further particulars apply to B. 77, Chatlarepératung not looally only, but constituconally, Wombay, and Central and Southern Ludin. joe, wt No. 31-1 Culley Persud Dutt's Streci, pirrifyting the wholo system, nuutralizing all depra- MR. William KNIGHTON, L.L.D., late Deputy CALI'UTTA. ved Imwuuta, and eftieting a radioal uwd vouplote Commissioner in Oudhi, hius est.nblished this Agen- Phe Pills should be takon is an auxiliary I. C. BOSE & Co., moitho Outwent, as they are so prepared ns to not incy in England solely for the Nutive Nobility und Gentry of India. vinison with it, facilitatios audi cuotirming the Nyhest of the disease. The Agoney transacts exchange business ; obtains legal advice from eminent barristers in London ; Typographic, Lithographic & Copper-plate INTUTůERTA; ULCERATED SURE THROAT AND conducts openls of all kinds fruns the orders of QUINSEY. PRINTERS, the Vicuroy And Governor General ns well as frorn The above onmplaints here for twenty years been regular judicial decisions in Indin, to Her Majesty's Bea most respectfully to stule that Book WORX Luntad...ith Hollowny's Ointroont und Pills with Privy Connoil; effects anles and purchases in the of evory desoription; Hand Balch ; Price CURREN perfect suoden. The cures have been so rainurkable, bent manrkets of London nud Paris; ongnges sorsprawdx, ww.nemorous, that these otton fatal diseases vants, engincurs, tutors, schwul-1146tem and clienda CARDS; CIROU LA UM ; DELL' HRA18; POLICIES ; Bilt. nice. more eusily cured by these snudwins, thau.cvon inistresses for employees in India; fires and fits: OP LADING ; BLANK Fonna, &c., &c., are priuted the corn sure throat, if taken in timo. up houses in London for Indian Visitors; and at the shortent uutioe on very moderate Terms THE KIDNEYS, STONE AND GRAVEL. undertilsex to superviso the educatiou of Iudinn Students in England. AT INRIK In thipper complaints, the Ointment almost acts STANHOPE PRESS, like a chiusa, providing it in very effeotunlly rubberbat Dr. Knighton has obtained tlre assistance of viver the regions of the kidneys, which it will soveral gentlemon in Indin, of experience and pro No. 172, sow-DA%AH LOAN, CALCUTTA. irnte quel gire almost immediato "".... niſo tho hity, who houve undertaken to correspond with Pills should be taken acrecordin... cho printed direna Noblemen and Gentlemen anxious to Aceuro tho UDHYATMA-BGIYAN. lipun, who have doextrnurdinary cures may be services of the Agones, and through whom vernu- Milcotecl tog onlnr orders onn be firwarded for compliance. $ nexus. A TREATISE ON SPIRITUALISM IN BENGALEE F'ivo per cent charged upon all Coinmissious. BAD BEON, KAR Jlntants, SCROFUTONS BURE, AND GLANDULAK SWELLINGS. 1.-J.KAL BUSINESA. Price 8 Annas. In such cises the Ointment operates surely and Whon, legal assistanco is sought in Enginud, the To be had at the Sansorit Press Library, and the with a rnpidity that resemble# magie. It should rullest particulars of the case should be sent, with Botnl l'ouk Society's Depository. be ruled into the parts uffavted, after they have copies of all neopregry doguments. The advice of lyen formenteel with lukewarm water. The purify- barristers eminent in the profonion will be obtaiuod SUISHQOPALUN (IN BENGALI) PART 11. ing and rurative powers of this marvellous unguent without delay, and furtyarded in reply. MAVA: nuvr tuzilei. Any old wurd, wouud or ulcer Appeals are of two kinds --first agninetygular slouys yield to its intuenoe, and in casus of had judioinl decisions, and secondly, against orders of Shib Chunder Dob. bremst.m, oppsilk foyers, ils uction in wonderful. the Governor General in Council. In the latter Price 10 munns. Chandurlar Hweltengo way sovu be reduced by fol- nnileplionted copies of all julginents, with the luwing the printed directivue. evideuce, and of all exhibits appurtaining to the Hio ho had at the Sangdrit Press library, Meskrs Tux AÓTION Or Tur HEART. DROPST. onge, must be sent with the nearrenry fees. The D'Rozario and Co.'s, and the Suhoul Book Society's 1.This last naised disensu is commonly preceded hy seund description of appeal is the more expensive, as it involves a petition to the Queen, and the sheva Depository. irregular notion of the heart, and diflicult respira- ing of Autoient onnise to obtnin the Queen's ordernou.; whirli wymptoms are always werere, and ever let right be done;" after which the appenl proceeds THE ONLY KNOWN PORTRAIT you trout brid to worne, unless proper maand of vuru tre.resurted to. la llulloway'e unrivalled Ointment in Cowel as free an ordinary judicial decision. Theat appeals will be oonducted either on Comitud Pilla. „the dropisimal patient' will ever tind $11dur.;. the present relict durived from the use of missiou, or at fixed rates. PROPIET MAHOMMED. trene remedies is marvellously quick, and pwaeve-2-COMMERCIAL BUSINESS. A splendid oil-painting 43 ins. by ruou il tuo steady application of the famous Owutinont, invariably results in a curs. They not with The highest price is obtained in the great mar 38 ins. by Morris--from a miniature Rich unorky the cireulation nud'absorbent kety of London and Paris, for all descriptions of bronght by the traveller Burckhardt stou, that the dropsiun! Huid vanislie's, and the precious stours and jewellery. Kulloour finds all the oppressive symptoms daily It must be ovidopt also that parolanes of every from Arabia. Couline, will natural health returos. desoription of European manutsotures aro must To be hard at the East Indian CouT AND BUEUMATISM judiciously made in the great centres of Kuropean Many do Coured with the greatest certainty if the Minimotururs ur from the great wholesale ncar London, industry. Ino Ayenny will purchaso direct from Agency, Enstgulc Ilouse, Rochester, durige unntities of the Olutukunt be well woked louses, lur Cash thus ohtnining the bust artioles at into the counplaining parts, and this pursoveringly the cheapest rates. Chandeliers, Mirrors, Lustron, For further particulars apply to doing tur Niño tme It is no us to sm-ar it on Pierglomer, Clocka, Walohen, Billiarul-tables, Buhl, the Manager of the Benyalec," tha akin vuly, it must be got into the wyslel. Tak« Enameilid and Japaned Goodla, Bronze, Sintinry, Culcutta. dis muny Pille mightly its will act two or three times PuintingLundps, China and Musical Instruinents during the 24 hours; eschew tho 1150 of coffee, and of all kinds may be thus most advantageourly ako. Musmulanty:. When these complaints are leaving obtained. But besides there artiolos of luxury, THE INT'ANT TREATMENT (IN BENGALI) the wstrin, the virulence of the complaint fre-ornit nant, or convenience, Machinery of every denl'ART 1. quoutly kuumas to increase. oription is procurabile in London at the cheapest INDISCRETION ON Youtu. Thus a four torso power Steutu Engine can BY SIIIB CHIUNDER DEB SECOND) EDITION. PRICE 8 ANNAS, be oured, ir 11144 (intmont "he thoroughly rubbedt balily no. City in the world in which overy adup- Sures,, ulcers, and swellings, can with cartainty! Wo sobtained for less than £100; and there is protution of Silenm-powor to all the lochsitios of To bu had at the School Book Society's. Deponialf, pound the complainmg parls twice or thrice a day,'Keping liienu covered with limun ing spread agriculture, inining operations, and locomution is tory, Lall-lazar; Sunscrit Press Depository 80 speedily proourable as in London, or at so Thunthuneca ; and Goopto and Brothers' New with the him, inoderato a l'ate. The l'ildomust be taken according to tho printed Indian Library, Putaldauga, Calouttu. difodrinny, The blood being in an inspure state, Wines aro also supplied to order. persoVermice is necessary. From humane muutivo letters of udvicu will lov answered gratuitously. 3.- EDUCATIONAT. AND SOCIAL Business. TI E “BENGALEE." To silve oarriage, thu Pills and (dat miont should be obtained in the neighbourhood of the sufferer, will enabidu him to giro volumble and efficient Dr. Knighton's long experience in Education TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, und not frvu Holloway's Establinlueut. TOWN EDITION. Assistance to ludinu Surents studying in England, uut only with reference to their courru of study, no Iu advance per Annum... ..Rs. JO 0 0 Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in the 18 to fit them for the sphere of lito for which they In arrear por Mouth 1 0 0 Millalongaus may be destined, but also in the choine of offcierit Mlorossit. IDITIOX. Bad the ground Ohi)blains Fistulas Sore throats tutor and preceptors. Arrangements will be made, Bag Idreanta Chiapped Gout skindiseuses if desird, to meet Indian Noblumen, or Gentlement in advanco per Anuum, Rs. 13 40 Burns Hunds Qlaatuar Sourvy ou thuir arrival iu England, and enrort them to l'ostuye inclusieel, Barlionis Corns (Suft) Swolling doru licada bullsey properly prepared for their reception; sod, In arrear, pur Angum 16 4 () Bitte of Mon-Caucors Luinbugo in the ause of stude1114, all these preliminary ar- 44100s and Contractod Pilos Ulver's rangements will be no conduvied as iu obviate or Struck Ilius and Slin Rheumatian. Wounds remove the sense of inconvenience, novelly, ond RATES OF ADVERTISING. (Souribry dinty Scald Heada, Yuws #wkwardnera, no frequently alloonntered on first Chiogo-tuto ulephantiusis sure Nipples beoumning residents of a nevy country, partioularly RX. AA. P. by youths. The moral and intelleotual improve. Per line, for lat two insertions Suld at the Establishment of Proressor TIOLLOmonix vof the Stullouts will be watchrd over and WAY, 533, Oxford Street, WC., London, also called for, and every endenvour mondu to render tilein for 2nd three insortions by nil respetable Drurgints and dealers in Melicine ReevReful in cantinations, or eflloient in the liue throughout the civilized world, at the following of hilo innrked out for thein. Repetitious..... 0 2 0 priors :- 18. fd., 2s. Oil., 48. Od., 23., und 338. cach lat. 4.- CORRESTOXDENTS OF THE AGENCY IN Contract rules may be ascertained on applicativna Thero is a considerablo saving by taking the Ixpia. 10 the Manager. larger #1268. Correspondents in India hara been established N 1.Dirogtions for the guidance of Patients in in 00m111exion with this Agency in the follow- Printed and published by BiopUN MOHUN every disorder are kilixod to ench l'ut. ing Cuele :-Calcutta, Bonaires, Gorackpore, Ghose for the Propriсtor at the “ BENGAIRE" ACIENT'S :- Oudli, Cawnpore, Delhi, Rohilound, Lahore, Kash Mesurs. Dearknauth Gunpto & (o. mere. Sind, Bombay, kupuotana, Bundlekund, Press, Bellcore in the Suburbs of Howrah, rates. Tumours 0 3 1 ·THE 10 Rs. yearly in advance', BELLOORE IX THE SUBURB3 OP HOWRAII: -SATUIDAY, DECEMBER 1, (in arreurs. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. No 49. VOL. VII.] Mofumril Subscription 13 Chloutin Subacription, Rs. 4 Annus yeurly in adand 1 Rupee monthly in t'ance, und 15 H8. 4 Annus, BENGALBE. ÀY. «lteurs. .RO --- NOTICE I look after his appeal to the Ilomo Goveromont soourgo almost over the wholo of Central India. in person. Tuo prive of grain is exoesyively lush, though The Manager of the BENGALEE will feel - A rumour, based we do not know on what thanks to Providence it is yet below the level of obliged by Subscribers Bringing promptly to substratum of truth, has got abrued that previous Jeypour and Jodhpnor. No pasture or fodder of hix notioe any irregularity in the delirery to Sir John Trwrenco's departure from India, anu doaoription onu be had for cattle for love or of the paper. a further jovestitura of tho Order of the Star of money in consequence all quadrupeds van be the impoverished owners India will take placo, and that soveral European got for alwust Maud Naivo gentlemen who have roudorod valuable thinking themselves fortunato u to ble to get rid PRECIS OF NEW'S. Egid by Go verament during the reiga of Elis Excel- of their burdens. It is I believe anticipata-through the modium of the distriot officials that Govern. longyn are to be decorated SATURDAY, DECEUNER 5, Our contemporary likes to know what makes ment will expuse the several landholders whose Am various opinions exist as to the merits and Ftho Bregal Wards' Institutiou su unpopular? A crops have suffüred by the drought the payment of Earl Mago for the distinguisMod majority of the Wards, says he, " bave asked for of tho usual revenue, but I cannot vouch for the not be out of place, mayores commend to falil, it may permission to prosecute their studies at the Benares anthenticity of the rumour, though I understand to give some idea of the Astirunte Torinters entwertutitute. The Board of Revenue have it in proposed to realize the revenue for the present he one who is in a poæition to know what his hoped they will cuina to attend is to be your by annual instalmonts during the next four qualifications are. But writing va tle suljeut of ion. The Wards' Institutu is too often beforo the intendentlastele of four annas per rupec ench soar indian administration and suine of its slurtcuming public in an unfavorable light. The real problems Small-pox has notice its appearance in bereral parts * her to home the revenue for the sear. the writer Hay: The 'remurly for these evils the Bunrd dare to some involves the discovery of of Bundleound, drowds of nativu children are being must bo in the character, position, and abilities some spentheme for mang the Institution popular daily washod into the bonudless full of eternity of the main who holds the office of Dovernor with wards and guayuans." by the impetuous tide of the plague. Bome Eueneral. No doubt, Air Jolin Lawrenou's tenure of offico lias been most benefioinl to India in many - Mnjor Burno, Cantonment Magistrate of ropeans have also suffyred from the fulal iofluence Narrackpore, has been appointed points. But it will be for the advantago of the to Huonocd the of tho disease." date Mr. Furland 18, Manuger of the Durbhungah Vo tako tho country that he should bo sundeeded by a mano following from Router's i Rajah’s Estate. In notiring the appoinment the Indian Express, dated London, Novembor fiths · of purely Engliela Training who will look ut many "A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday, whirn of the points thout require lo bo dealt with, in above authority reinarks that Mujor Burne dues not the light of tbu jilvas ihat pruvail at present in prossissa siuglo spevi il qualitivation for this im- the whole of the Ministers were present with tais avuntry. [England.] Lord Mayo will have portant post, ma post tho work of which taxed all thu exception of Sir Stallord Northeute, who was this ad ratingo; wnios will be found on other the skill and onergy of Mr. Forlong himself to per- in attendancu on her Minjesty at Balmoral. Colonel points a very much better Governor Oeuvre than form s itisfactorily. It has no noquaintur:00 whatever Wilson Patten, thu new ehef Secretary for Ituland, the criticians of the lingisha mwspapers will have with the agricultural classes; we doubt whether truk lain seat for the first time, and Lord Blago tha led people to oxpoct. Two circumstanome lavo he knows even whint a zemindarve in. The accounts Quvurnor Guneral of Iudiu was also prescat. of the estate ho will have to inquage will be a sealed biased their judgment. In the firxt place, party “ The Gilulr of Monday lunt liad an article upon thu book to him, until translated and interpreted. last Indiau durbar at Poona, 11 vluch it spoku most feeling is running hugt; and the mont influenllis ap puiufigent at any timu would spuuk very encouragingis of the results to be hoped ſur troin tial newspapers aro all adverse to tho Government. littlo for the interust taken bog Guperunient in the the grout display of localty nuade by tho 150 Chefs In the second place, they havo julged him, us Englismut uro tuo apt to do, from his proficienes estute and Sirdarn up the Depan and Guneral. The article - Tho Small Cause Court sag olosed Fraterdny ulou pralnes Sir Seymour Fitzgerald and concludes ule an Orator. Ilo has not boen B1100pilul in the Jonge of CommonH; but powers of klebuting uro not in consequence of the death of the thered Juuge, as follows - Ou the whulu (overnor Fitzgerald cssuntial for the government of India. The oppure Baboo Terro Chunder Close. The Natisorgimu- noquitted bro11 at the l'ouva Darbnr with the tunities of judging lum bavu loft an impression uits, the L'aylishman jually olnerves, " will suffer sutuo ability und tuct which he has showu in mutters that he will bu found tirta, konest and olear siglitrato another great loss in the Baboo's death. Tho present governmentul olue he has been at the head of lingland is not a good place for the exhibition of year has boon singularis futal to its leading men, utt'airs uz Bombay; and the creut itself, we antindmiuistrativo ability. Not one of the Guvernurs ft is difficult to so how it can replacu thiran ruch cupato, will promote a closer relatiouliip between (ienorul who hear a part iu Indian history, lurt men as Ramgopal Choxe, Prosuano Coumar Tagore the Imperiul drown and the native rulers and pro- Englund originally with any considerable repas- Aud Iluru Chuudor Ghuse." plus, that will redouud to the goucial well-bling tution." Bonday, DICEMBER 7. of Western India." l'rom the 1st Tostant the new arrangement! -The In The lowrite is not mirprisud at linding -A Bombay contemporary tha of passenger trning on the E. T. 1. lius curum.110- that "on buth the Calcutta and the Bombay side, Kaye's promised Binyruply Ser James AL A fast train leaps Delhi at 8-28 A. N. wch, our coutoin por using are beginning to think that they Ortran is still uncompleted, aod there is reason renones Toon la at 1-0 1. M., or furty nimutes haro haen somewhat hinuty in blindly following to four there will bo considerable dulus before lo after the arrival of the train which started from the London party-press in its unmeasured osuden briug it out. As a rule, biugraphies losa murli of Delhi at 5-28 ^ M., thus offueting i enving of two muton of Burl Magu's appointment to ludia. Not their iuterest when published at any lingthe course hours and twonly miuuten between Dolhi and only do they think the coming Viceroy may after all time after the death of their subject ; but the ster- Touudin. And the suine of course all down the answer as well, if not better, thinn lius predecessor ; ling und chuvalrous charnctur' of the Bayard of line both in the up and the down truins, but his Lordship’s Military Scoretars, Capt vin the India mag muku liis biography uu capeption to The Delhi lazelle noticus the recent demise Hon'blu £. R. Bourko, is found to be not nenely this rule. dir. Kayo bus hot, bowi•ver, nuen idio, of a paper which bas been in existonce a good mung such an inexperienced and incompotent follow us do the seco:d volume of lus Hondeny.. the depong low years. The lochore Chronicle ling yielded to destiny was supponud to be. WO o are quite propared to lear 18 nnununcan learly ready for publication, and ceased to enjoy independent existonce. It has alter that, that Major Burnu in just the way for We learn fruiu thu Bumbuy luzetir that a beeri Awallowed by its none otorgutio and younger the privato secretaryalp. If we remember, the only native dignitars, un nounored, but said to be the risal Indian Public Opinion. olurige aguinst the last minud vllicur was his youth. Rujuli ot Nagpure, -lutels miid vrut to the local - The Englishman understands that the Mula- llo will bu older buluno liv arrived in ludia." High Court. The Crmal Sessions wile being rajul of Kupoorthullah bins asked permission to Tho Bundleduod correspondent of the above proceeded with when llis lighness and suite were visit the Prowdency. His Excelleucy tho Viceroy journal HayH:-"Hamino is overy wh :- lawino is overy where now the introduced, and the presiding Judge, the lon'blu Bine not yet, however, replied to the Rajah's cry, such aud pour uro dreading the advent of the ser jeg ople Araculil, courteously received the party. Khureetu. Dia llighness is nu doubt auxious to ravishing mouster who theateas lu ex teud bin Suuta were progided lor tlcm P the Judge's siglit, 11 . states A ·I 386 THE BENGALEE. (DECEMBER 12, 1868. . AN A . . 1 and nu interpester was instruuted by Ilis lordship permitted to increase it would be gathered into Tehseeldar, for their philanthrophic endeavours to tu explain the business. After a short stny, the hands of a fer who could exøro.so a dangerous spread femalo eduoation. cviduntly full of interest, thu Rujich thauked His controlling influence thereby. Dis lligliness the Nawab of humpore and Mr. Juliulis, Senior Member lordshup and thou took his leave. - Ancording to the NuraTimex the Chambers of the Sudder Board Thu Sind No:cs contains the following : -- unue, North Western of Conniereg of Madrns and Bombay have on Provinses, will also by y Thun'u bwing a poneity of Milinas (tishermen) several occasions represented to Gopornment the titurc. sestdo witness the in pesand other love cillu prisou.com tu make up the bune very grout inconvenienoo to whioli holder of Go. ghra or heavenger's gang in the Juil, some of the verament promissory Notes are Kutijecten by the Honor the Livutenant Governor Tho Mofussilite honis from Rampore that His Museulman prisoner's lyere selected for that duty, but delay arising from the necessity of trausmitting Westeru l'rovinces arrived at thut station on the of the Nortla Contoorfrisca to join the party for musums of vante. ile Notes to Caloutta for renewal. The Govern- 2010 ultimo. Dr. Hurtou, the Superintendent of the Juil, insist- inuentio reply to a letter from the lattor Chamber, the Naval of Rajaporo vas prosent, and sat on the llis Ilunur held a reccpliou at wbichi ed that he should do the work, and urou hing perung's misting in his relusal, Dr. Morton ordered that would involve a reconsideration of tho agreements left sat sevorul European and Nutive geutluineu of “ thut any alteration of the present prno 100 right of the Lieutenant Governor ; while ou tho 1164 stivuill luccivu 2,5 lashes, and be kept in between Ko Governm ut and the Banks. The note. thig orlls tveit werk. Ou thu Moulay fulluwing, Bank of Bonusul would demand compensation, aud conversed for solno time, uter and pilot were distri- The Lieuluonut Guvernor nad the Nawab the prisoner still refusing to join tho bungheo ging, the Banks of Mudins und Bombay would look for buted by llin Hunor to the N:1wub and by dr. lir. Murton orilere another 23 lushes to do intiicted nn increased rato' of payment for the ndditional Scurotury Simpson to the other Chiufy and nutivo will notlıer wock in the cells Juist donduy duties imposed upon them. This alone would np. j gentlement, aftor which thu Durbar broke up. morning the prisodios stull rulising to carry the prear to ho il suflicient rensou for rejecting the promylit ruil, Dr. Murtu ordered a furthe: inflictaon parl of the Chamber of Comncree. Besides, a Ou the 27th, sis flonor went through the uity, of 25 lisher, but the man still persisted in his similar propusat was fully disonased in 1859, when he returned to his camp. and inspected tho Couts, Juil, &c., ali ber which contumaini forelipon Dr. Norton ordered the winter the ni mnugement of tho dubt was in the bands of tu bow tied and donekod along the bungheinrico man thu (doveruugent, and it was rejeoted on the merith, and in the evening thero was a display of tire wozku, llin Honor puid the return visit to the Nawab, having been work, cinnaintenido en unaula DOVE, on ncgount of tho risks of error and fruil, the at which the Lieutenant Gorornor Dr. Morton, sont this wretched convict to bo tud, expone involved in copying this longistera whiloh Selutes were tired on the arrival and departure of was preneut. and pryla müts ou of the culs containing night are all kept in Culeruttu, und the general increaso llis Honor, and the Nawab distributed uter witla suit, and in this loathsono position hy was carried of correspondence which would follow froin the his own hand to the Lieutenant Governor, while to on the shoulders of two prisouler's along with the intervhange by every mail of Advice Registers of thoutler Kurupuan gentlemen, it was distributed rust of this party to Burue' gardens. This was done all the renewal entris, &e., made during the iu- bullie Iluir apprent of Rampore. in upon dlay buth in ording and ovoning on Thurs torval . All the reusos equally go to the present Tmer ALIN BENGALI) PART 11. day an: Firulag liest und suen by residents of the other lund, then the value of the paper is not Churrow Khoattil who have roported the vase to us. Nyaloni armu Evli time the primer was brought baok covered trocted by the delay in limving to wonding to tatu Shib Chyndar will filth, he was drenched with buokots of colonie Valoutin for u now Nite, and thu delay does not butwouu tho Ordila ur"Nürn and Jupiter. The strugwalor and it shivering to the owite pa smo turoxused the time actually tnkun up in the transmis. ger was first noen and recorded vu thu 17111 ultiuo, day, the primator van wonin bronight out to join the wion by post to ani fru. Unilor these circum tincos fuur the star Alplia of tho constellation l'nces, banghee, but lowussexlu austed that liv fell tu the representation of tho ('hanıber of Commerle, wlule searshiug for the planet Sylvin, kun tulos kronud and wild removed to the hospitul. Boinbar, cannot be cumplied with lng Government." geir the same part of the heavens : und is paint Thua: in alters have got abroad in the town and While the attention of the public in bring position was nuroipetrically determined Otu tu are crenting great exriloinent. Wo liope sincerely prominently directed towards the necessity fur 1911, still under the impression that it was Sylvia, that thu 'ludi' part of the puiishment wus not Outrlognius ancient. Oricutal MS3. 1011 inportant and without anspicion of its being a vow whjeet. iuflicted.'' discovery', which, accorling to the Frion of Inlove, l'ho very diferoul durelion vi il.net apparent woriou - A correspoiluut inform the Tiglishman thint has been made lvy thu Reverend Mr. Lounge during showed however, by tlu fullowing evening, that “ while the poor lyolara on the way to starvation, his roount tuur in Southers ludia, will greatly aid it was not hithertu a kuosu member of vur system, the Ferry Fund Committee OC Monghyrare dustrogthe work. In the library of lain Ilighness the lato uud licucu ilo tanto character, is the 10th Asturin; tito low oropy Wulivu un pretence of making Kejah of Tanjonu, annons : mass of works in sellvill, wus rudered urident. a new road. This is very ubrously a prelunoe, eral literature, Mr. lag till in with an extensive We are glad to learn from the Englailemaan us at blived man coulid Ble---ive ung quarter of the collection of Sunscrit works ou Hindoo law, longio, that dr. !.). Gorduu, thio Privatu sectetury to monly expended oil the new road would have put llis Bacellency thu Viocrul, is likely to bu appoluta worku on the Ilinduis religion ritual, rain mar, thie vlil one in thorough repair; the only fault to miny volunnis of sourue Pooranas, oxpositions of ul Judicial Cuiuidinsiunor ut slysull'. bu found with which lutter is, tant it is not quito Susorit toxts, Medicine, Music, Music, Prayers ; - A luudon Telegrau dutel thy 3th Lustaut struight, and to silvur fuw hundred yards or so, it lurgo collectinu of Hindow Plays, many of whioh Hates that Mr. (iludslone has submitted the followonr urope aru wantonly destroyed, trec's cut down you too be wukrown to Sanscrit ssholars, and works 101% vamos tu ller Majesty is the New Cabinet without comprisiliun, and soul brudges left to rot un Astrology und the Veduntiu Theology. Tho dlinisters :- und run in places whero the two ruads are not collection of inory moderu Tamil works in hardly Eurl Claroudou, as Scorolary of State for l'oreizu 10 yards apart, and run uligust pirullet for a wlle less extensive or varied. Mr. Long had the works | Affuirs. Mr. Ribert L'we, as Chausollur of the Extuguthor." The authorities slould luuk to this. utulogued, and the list will be laid bofore the chequur. TutsDAY, DECEMBER 8. Asjatio oiety at nu enrly mecting. The library Mr. Juliu Briglit, as Scoretary of State for India. The dailies publishi the following lile liku all the other offrol of the Rivjud, is involved 'I lu Right llou. Edward Card woll, us Stcloury in the endless litigatiou which his widows have gr໔219 : London, Deromber 2011, Vion. raised. The prenout castodiuus will, however, Le of State for War. lugh Childers, as First Lord of the Admirality. 2011 Mayo and Louvrid Vapier crubarked ut Sucz happy to lead any monusuript for the purpose of Sir Willini Page Woud, us lourd llighi Chawbeing leprinted. It would be reddill the Mudrasi yestering o: huurd tho sitamur ferozi. oullor. Alry. Distici ha beru lil kolloid Visoouutosy Government counlıl seuure the collection for its uew Earl Russel to have a sout iu tho Cabiuct, but Public library in the Presidency. Beunculiseil. without ollico. Jourdon, Decemior 3rd, trening. WEDN BHDAY, DECEMBER 0. THURSDAY, DICEJNER 10). A circular huis boun issued toy Mr. Disraeli and - It is said, and with bonu degree of probability The Ludia Prakasl reports that Dr. Martina tho voler mombers of the Ministry, in which they the l'ioneer believes, that thu Ollive of Small Cause only they look it due to their livuour and pullus court Juulge ia tho N. W. Provinces will soon be llaug, lute Professor of Sanskrit in the Pound College, bine published a treatise on the wouning of to resign. abolished, the work being transfurred to the suthe world Brahma" or " Brahman." It will be Mr. Gladstone, it in believed, will succeed Mr. bordinato Judges. The High Court, in its list nn- Diarucli. qual report, l'ouviuwended this step to Government, strange to our pou cligsionl readers to find that they The result of the cluutions up to the present on the ground 'thut there was not suilloient work word Brubm, the name of the spiritual cilsu of time is 119 follows: ut any of the Small Cluse Courts to occupy the timno full living the most abstract of all ubatruct idens, Libraly returned 3381 of the Judge. In Benures the Suburdiuato Judge, uriginally siguitiod such a concreto otjoot as food.” 273 Consorvatives returnal Sud Almed Khan, is at present the Judge of the The same juurdal luurus front the Times of letter of President Johnson in reply to the small Cansu Court also; ned 10 inconreuiuncu tu Indin that tho extouturs of the lule Sutt Coculdas iuguiros of General Ewing bing bien publislieed, the public has been funue to itsult from the union Tejpull liuvo requested the Bombny Guzerunicut 2011 which it is stated that the national expenditure i of both offices in the house perrun. to undertako tlo trustship of tho various churities of the post three y MALL"M Wald in the aggregate Latters from Rolulkund jufursa the Lucknow endowed by him and grant a liberal rule of interest 1,200,000,000 duls., Hill the estimated expenditure Times that Sir Williuju Jair will hold a Durbar for the money lodged with thu Avovuotant Urneral. ut the present your 372,001),00) did, lommerinta at Bareilly, for the purpose of prosenting " Khilluts" Thu priuoly obaritius, founded lig Sule Gnvulding retronchment is nochmary to asor bankruptry: A in three matiyo gentlemen, riz, Lalla Luckmen Tejpali buth during his lifetimo and log leis will Wlwe economy, humorer, would soon Motors that ungen, Bunker: Sheikh Klyrooddeen Ahined, amonut lu thu princely sum of eluvou lacks uuu seseung and dininish tadition. Il lleu debt weru | Deputy Collector; and Babou Gunga Persbad, thirty thutsund Rupees. a L ..

·1 Apr BENGALEE on such filvourites of fortuno up to a cuplnin point. Sentry to his first stato ball. Il men of the land in Scotland is in the possession of DECEMBER 12, 1868.] THE BENGALEE. 387 Apdording to the above authority Dr. Bhau NOTICE. success bas not boon at all commensurato with his wishes--for his tenancy laws are Dnji romal at the last moothly meeting of the Bom- All communications by post to be bay brunch of the Royal Asiatio Society a paper on the age and works of llemadri, a well-known addressed to the Editor of the only half moasures and by no means the best kind of balf-measures to his failure writor on Hindu law and custom. Hemndri pas Bengalee, CALCUTTA. Cominnnications from Cal. was duo to cirmumstances utterly beyond his & Bralunia and tourished at Davagiri or Dowlatabad at the end of the 12th and beginning of the cutta correspondents to bo addressed control. Because tried to do justice to Dr. Bhau Daji to the care of the Proprietor of the the tenant without doing injustice to tho 13th century of tho Christian era. also read a paper on Muound Raja, the premier poet Oriental Seminary, No. 268, Chit- landlord, he has been accused of carrying somheter Mabarastra and the aathor of Vivek Sindhu. porc Road, Gurranhatta. on "a crusade against tho laadholdors" by Mound Raja flourished about the end of the 12th a contom porary devoted to tho interests of century of the Christian era. Τ Η Ε the landed aristocracy. The Pionoor says that the last Revue des Whether Bentham's principle of "the Deuc Monder has a very complimontary review of grentcat good of the greatest uumber" can Colonel Mallesou's History of the French in India. " Major Mulleson," says the Revue, "has in this be made the basis of a souud theory in work corrected many an errononus notion on the SATURDAY, 12TH DECEMBER 1868. otbics is still an open question; but all great men and the events of those times. He has resthinkers aro agreed that it is the only safe tored their true character to personages hitherto principle for A legislator or administrator quite minundorstoud. 16 us state at once that SIR JOHN LAWRENCE. our countrymon issue with honour from the soru- Before loug Sir John Lawrence will bave to be guided by. Wo admiro Sir John ting. To see in what esteem the author holds the ceased to be our Viceroy. It is impossiblo Lamance because he ndopted this great founders of the French colonies which so long maintained a doubtful struggle with t'ione of Eng. to review his Indian career within the limits principle the integrity, and in all bis great lund, in what brilliant colours le paints the striking of a newspaper article. We proposo there measures aimed at this mof the many features of Martin Dupleix and Bussy, no one foro dwelling on its most prominent features. rather than that of a select few. The Engwould guess this book to have been written by au That Sir John's apathy and inaction lislı Government both at home and in Indin has all along been an oligarchical go- Englishmau." On ono point ouly does the reviewer during the Orissa Famino will always revernment. Theodoro Parker observes that the great from Colonel Mallemon's estimate of the maiu a great blot on his otherwise fair adbe describer. This is with ono occasion the British Parliament point un which the Pioneer Torittero jautruma bw. VAIS, ministration will perhaps ho ndmitted by all cannot deny himself the satisfaction of extracting with this reservation, no onbeittesiderio Colonel Malloron oxtravagnut, our contemporary croarabblinded by a Boswelliam alike dis- voted £800,000 for the dogs and horses of the Queen, and 4:600,000 only for the reviewer's remarks :-"Mr. Mullenon exprussos Ledncation. Primogenituro and onto say that Sir John Lawrence has proved tails, Intenuto for thix nnlucky hero an admiration whiou wo on the prestigo should find it very hurd to share. Stiff, arrogant, As wise, Ablo and conscientious a ruler as of the aristocracy, have so affected the dis- (sinceited, Lilly had the daughty ovnfidence of a any India has cver scen. tributiou of landed property that accordinan who had never had roul diffioulties to contend We believo Sir John Lawrence erred in 1866) half the land in England is in tho ing to Mr. Bright (Reform Spcechas, with, and who took to himself the glory of sucoenses omitting to invite tho dative vobility and really due to favouring ciroumstanoog. There aro possession of lower than 150 men and half whose roul test and triul does not come till late in sonse have ho weakness of being over. not more than too or twelvo incu. lifo.sometimes not at all." nnxious to see a spectacle in which they can yeomunry and the smaller landed gentry Tho Wo learn from the Times of India thut Sir take no part, at which they can ouly sheep- have disappeared, and tho number of paupers Stufford Northooto gavo R farewell breakfust on ishly staro in order to be contemptuously according to tho ceusus of 1-01 is no less November 6th, at the India Office, to the Eurl of stared at in their turn, a good ruler will than 890,423. As in England so in India Mayo, previous to bis departuro for Iudia. ofton do well to indulgo their caprice. the Government was for a long time con- -- The Bambay Guzrdian states on tho author- Murmeries have their use in this world, ducted entirely on oligarchical principlee. ity of the linzerat Mittra that the famous chudder and we don't see why a wiso ruler should | Uuder the Mahomedan Government and prepared #t u dust of 23 Inos by I. II. Gackwar for the tomb of Malon-d, or that of one of the veglect nu opportunity of earning some po- the earlier years of the British administra- Caliphs of Kerbela cannot be sent, it appears, pularity at the expense of a little mummery. tion, the Zomin.lars were mero collectors but must be sold to supply Elis Highness with the The greatest of ancient administrators -Ju- of Revenue remunerated by a commission. morns of defraying his daily expences, lius Cosar-lid not disdain to amuso the Lord Cornwallis turned them into feudal being not a pive in his treusurg. •But the jewels Roman populace with games and shows. proprietors. We do not blamo Lurd Curnlors of Buruda refuse to give any thing like the Modern rulers will do well to follose his valis for this; for the Permanent Settlo- 811W espoudud; louving it to bu inforred that tho ruler has buon vutrageously cheated by his mi. example now and thon. mont has done a great deal of good. Our uisters. The Bhootan peace which made Sir Jola complaint against Iord Cornwallis is that Fuday, DECEMBER 11. Lawrence the object of such unmeasured while he did Eu much for the memindar he We regret to learn froin the Dacca News that vituperation was nu act dictated by the did absolutely nothing for the ryot. cholera is raging at Dacoa with great virulence. Roundest policy. They must have very qucor fuct the tendency of all tho earlier regula- - Mr. Buhler, Professor of Sansorit in the ideas of glory who hold that it could be tions of the British Indian Governinent Elphinstone College, being about to be appointed acquired by a protracted campaign against was to favour the landbolder at the expenso Elucutiunul Inspector, will be succeeded in office by a horde of savages in the Torai whore disease of the tenant. Ono need only compare M. Ramkrishna U. Bhandarkar M., A., Ileadmaster caused a greater havoc than the sword, by Regulation XVII of 1793 with Regulation Rutangerry High School. According to the Min lavishing blood and money for the annexa- VII of 1799 to see what formidable engines di Refurmor Mr. Banndurkar's elevation to the Sunsarit Profworship oannot but be hailed with tion of a barreu mountain-territory inhabit of oppression were placed in the hands of extrsme satisfactiwi by all interested in the ed by a race as turbulent as the Hazarces tho Zemindars and how tho provisions ounse of nativo education, not less on account of of the Western Frontier and scarcely more against the ryols were increased in severity his atniable disposition aud urbanity of manners civilised than the Feojeo islanders. than on that of his sterling profesional capacity. when tho Zumindar held or atfected to hold llu is a brilliant woholar in Euglish and Sunscrit What has mudo Sir John Lawrence most that they were not stringent enough. How huving edited two Anglo-Sansorit Primers and emis unpopular with a certain small but powerful grossly those powers were abused by the uontly filled for his new duties. section of the nativo community is wu be- Zemindurs the records of every Court in lieve the greatest title to bis glory. He has Bengal can testify. Regulation VIII of NOTICE. all along been the best friend of the ryots- 1793 proniscd to do somothing for tho Subscribers' names will be regis- by which we mean the groat body of the ryots but for upwards of 65 years the olitered in England, at the East INDIAN people. He tried nobly to uphold the onuse gnrchical spirit which ruled the Executive AGENCY, Eastgate House, Rochester, of the weak against the strong, of the Government and the Legislature prevented near London, masses agaiust a pampered few; and if his 'any thing being donc. At length in 1869 17 ·388 THE BENGALEE. [DECEMBER 12, 1808. imde Ceas on Act wns passod wlich in spite of all its prevalonco of purely civil morringos. Paris gious sanction. This argument is plausible ; deľucts has done n groat denl of good to the is no duubi a very corrupt city; but to take wiether it is perfectly sound we will not pensantry of Bengal and Benares. thio morality of l'aris as fair samplo of discuss now. All that wo have to say is Wo like Sir John Luwrenco beenuse he the general moral tone of Franco is as un- that morality is an essentinl part of religion, lins nothing of the oligarol:ical spirit. lle fair is to tako Ilaymarket aud Regent Street and that what is a moral sanction cannot tried his best to scolairly with the pea- morality ng a fair sample of the general but be a roligious sanction. Nor is tho prokantry of Oudhi and Panjub ns Lord Can- morality of Great Britain. Paris hulds an posed Inw destitute of a religious ennction ning had doudt with the peasantry of exceptional position among the cities of Eu- in the popular acceptation of the plirase. Bengal and Benores. rope. It is the social capital of the West It cnjoius the bride-grovin and the bride There has been n gond deal of talk about and a greater number of young men in casy to make solemn declarations to the following the proposed education and road ce89ca. circumstances finck to it for pleasure than effoot :- Wo opposed the educacion Cess oot broause to any fither city in the world. This hns a "In the presenco of the Almighty God, I it was likuly to interfere with the P'orma- very demoralising effect on tho population 1. B. take thee c. 1 to be my lawful vont Settlernent (we believe it was no more of that gay city. Even in l'arie, which a wedded wife. no interference with the Permanent Settle- Saturday Reviewer sarcasticaily calls "the “In the presence of the Almighty God, nent than the Income Tax); but because the paradiso of women and the purgatory of IC. D. tuko thee A. B. to be my lawful was not likely to yield a larger sum husbands," there is according to Lioutenant wedded husband." than the voluntnry contributions of the Colonel Adilision (preface to "Paris Social" There is nothing in the Hindn, Maho- Zeinindars for the support of Aided Schools. 1860) "& fair proportion of the most at- mednu or Brahmo rites more solemn than As to the rund cess, all wo laxatwou say is tontive husbands, the most affectionato wives, this. Are these declarations of do efficacy that if the upcom caiunt moko and as well as children brought up with tho as a religious sauction ? If they are not repair ronds without such a cess, we do not most fond care." When we say that it is enough, there is notbing in the proposed law neo why 2.minders should not pay the coss. a libel on the French people to apply tho to prevent purties froin solemnising their mor- Wo do not understand the cry that lins moral standard of Paris to tho whole of riages with any religious rites they like beforo been raised of the Permanent Settlement Franer, va merely echo tho opinion of one appearing in tho presence of the Registrar. being in danger. No interference with the of the most distinguished and inpartial of They may regnle their cars with the music Settlement is intended. As tho object of modern writers. of tomtoms, the blowing of couch-shells or Caverument is chiefly ihe delence of life Our socond position is that whatever thin the moro agreoablo oolu-oolus of bouseand properts, it is but fiir that he should standard of shantity in France may be, wives; or they may have Brahmo hymns, pay mout who has the largest property to civil marringes have not tended to lower it and texts from the Vedanta aud the Brahmo defend from rublicry or rivals. It follows nt ntl. It follows nt all. Before the Revolution of 1789, when tracts chanted before thom. They may hence that the wealthiest of the land should civil marringes woro comparatively rare, smoar their bodies with any amount of our pay the largest amount of tax. While Fronch society was more corrupt than it is uld cosinetio the beautifying pulp of tho poor Moorlees and Byparis nre being har now. of the morality of the women of turmeric root, and they may feast penpla and assed for the Liceuse Tax, it is absurd to the Regency and of the nge of Louis XV make presents to Bhats and Ghutluks. contend that the landholders should con- Mine Kivanagh speaks thus :- Mr. Mrino luns no objection to all these tributo nothing in the shape of direct taxes, "They hnd recrived from their malo re things provided oniy certain wholesome rules provided such taxos proved to be Intives a shameless example of profligney are observed. uecessary for the improvement of the in- which they wera not alow to follow. When ternal communications of tho country. We women fall they fall docper than men bo- III. re-iterato the the assertion that Sir John cause the only sense of honour allowed PREVENTION OF CRIME IN BENGAL. Lawrence was tho ryot's friend. IIo will then by society departs, it once the purity A GREAT portion of the miseries of the leave the cuntry with the curses of a four, of their lives is inintod. The abandoned Europonn married lifu is, wo are inclined but with the blossings of millions. conduct of ladies of rank throw a great to think, owing to the fact that the reprouch on their order; it created doubts European lacly, when she is first MARRIAGE AS A CIVIL CONTRACT. on the legitimacy of the inost noble families ried, possesses a fixed will aud character of Those who maintain that marriago us and scandalised the people who lived apart her own). If this character, which cannot, A Hacrament is more binding on tho cousci - in putrinrchal austerity."--Knvanaghi's Wow in thego days of self-dependenco nnd indionce than anrriaga ng a mero civil contract innn in France, P.11. viduni liberty, be influenced in any material havo very crroneous views of human nature. It is absurd nfter this to contend that civil degree by ciroumstances arising ont of the The majority of murried couples are deterred marriages liavo any tendency to lower the married state, happen to be at dissonanco frum violnting their conjugnl vows--not by standard of morality. In the Protestant with that of the husband, the life of the thu consideration that they wero married States of Germany, marriage partaken inure married prir will bo to both a source of by a priests in the presento of a Sulgruin, of the churacter of a Civil contract, than of vexations and heart-burnings whiiglı might or by a Mullah in the presence of two wito il sacrament; in the Catholic Slater, the possibly lead to criminality. The Ilindu negaer, or by a Christian clerggman in a caso is just the reverso. No body maintains girl, on the oibor hand, nt the time of her Church, but loy general inotivos of religious that in point of chastity, Protestant Ger marriage, is of an nge when education comand moral duty, by n wholesne foar of many is inferior to Catholic Germany. mcuces und when the mind, not having public opinion or by the moro nbject line of In order to impenol purely civil mar- taken any definite direction, is open to all being punished by oriminal courts and cast riagos successfully, it is necessary to sorts of influenca. In fact, she is a person in damagos in Civil Courts. prove that people contracting such mar- who can be made to suit a variety of charnc. It will perhaps bo said that in France ringes are more in the habit of setting at ters, and provided the husband is a prudent where purely civil marriages celebrated nought their vows of conjugal fidelity than and çducated man, shu will become one without any religious rites aro rroognised, people married otherwise. Nobody has mind with him in ull essontial respects. there is a good deal of immorality, and some however given any such proof. The objeo- The truth of this remark has been 10 will perhaps jump to the conclusion that tiun tu the Native Marriage Bill on tho certnin extont verifiod in our time in Hindu this immorality is chiefly caused by recog. ground that it makes marriago a purely families. The remork which now falls from pizing such marriages is valid and regular. civil contract is therefore untopable. the lips of every old orthodox Ilindu, Wo dony in the first placo that the French [Iuman beings, it will be said, are frail. whether malo or fernal, that educated people nre you immoral ng they are generally When they marry, they tako a step which Bengalees havo bocome uxorious, cannot be believed to be, and wo maintain that such is confessedly ono of the most momentous understood in any other sonse than that iminorality as they may be fairly charged affinirs in life; nud they requiro for it got married life is at present oharacterized by with is due to other onusos thon the partiallouly moral and social sanotions but it reli- Igrenter harmony and n moro rcal union of Nre 000 000 ar- ·7 . DECEMBER 12, 1868.] THE BENGALEE. 880 4- hearts than our ancestors, with their rather formed a joint family but who have sub-zemindars, jnghcordars, patails, putearrees; pooroive systein of domnostio government, sequently lived' apart from each other aro servants, of tho Raj, and customs officials could possibly roalizo with their female never when reduced to absolute wont ren- bave been strictly warned to act according partners. Wo are quito certain that the dered entirely helpless ; and as starvation to the orders conveyed in this proclamation. systein of curly inarringo which provails is n prolific source of crime, it is manifest Any one found guilty of levying duty on amongst us is, generally speaking, a very that the iuflucuce of the joint-famil, lite grain, upplacing any restriction on its traders salutary institution which requires only the is very matorial in proventing pauperiem shall be „sorenly punished.-26th Septemassistanco of an improved education to aq:1 crime. But it is not simply ng a nur bor, 1868. wako it produce the full comploment of scry of strong feelings that tho joiat family BHURTrORE.--At the suggestion of tho bonelits derivable from it. The legalization serves A check upon the cornmission of Political Agent, it is hereby announced that of widow-inarriage and tho probability of crime ; it, beloves us also to consider that all taxes on grain in the Bburtpore territory its nuoro general prevalence in the courso the mode of living in the joint family, the bave been remitted for a period of six of an increasing civilization will, wo law which regulntes tho Anjoyment of its months froin this dato.--616 October 1868. think, make room for the operation of property and the injunction of the Shasters UlWrR.-----In order to relieve tho dig. that principle of political economy, ac- that every oue of its members is eligible tress prevailing on account of the present cording t. which discretionary inarriages to the performanco of certain religious rites famine, it is thought proper that traders of are sometimes indisponsablo as a safeguard and ceremonics deemed necessary for its the British territory, carrying grain frein ngniust un inordinnto increase of populn- continuanco and well being-combine to one country to another and passing through tion and consequent impoverishment. In produco in the inind of every Ilindu gen- the Ulwur State, should be exempted from connection with what we have said rezard. lleman the idea that he represents the transit duties for the current year. Thinking the criminal tendencies of the marringe family rif which he is a member in the ful posickat the customs coutractors will suffer system of the Ilindus, wo think it proper lest manner possiblo and that, therefore, a loss by Hanission, it is proposed to to observe, that bigamy and polygany aro his individual character and conduct have recompense them by reducing the amount institutions which sometimes giro!.mth to much to do with the reputation and prestiyr of their contract proportionately. With thiis crimes of the most atrocious character. of the family from which he is sprung. This view it is very necessary to ascertain the Theso institutions are moro calculated than idea always and under all circumstances weight of the grain thus passed frer, and "Tingumawe. Alat we know of to instil jealousy exercises its influenco in restraining the most tho namo of the trader carrying it. It is into the female isihumbm. oud igalousy in the wretched and pauperised blindu pauperised lindu from hereby announced that traders carrying mind of a woman is too well kilofan11** dwa...lifo of viciousness and criminality; grain from British districts, and passing n serpent wbich can poison anything and for, we repeat again, a ma surf the through the Ulwur State, will be exempted everything. It belong tho wise men of individual is regarded by crorg mutive of tiwarin menait duties, and that it will be neour nation as well as the government under Bengal as identical with the bad name cessary for such traders to bring with them which we live to consider bow these ob- of tho familymo which ho belongs. an invoice slowing the weight and species moxisus institutions might bo best abolished of grain, the name of the person to whom without duing violence to existing pre- XATIVE CTITEFS AND TIIF FAMINE, the grain lelongs, names of the places judices. WARE GLAD to sco that the Chiefs of whence it is brought, and whither carried. Wo will now return w the joint Ilindu Heywnr, Bhurtporo, Touk, Krosslor, tlour They should, after showing the same to the family. Wo have seen the bencficial ef and Kislicngurh barr fullowed the good is. District Officials, furnish then with its mpy, fects of thu juint fimily system conridered ample set them by the Maharajisha Seindiali in order that the customs contractors may as it inode of social life. As a wegal ins nud suspended the lovy of transitities on bo recompensed accordingly. titution, the joint family wu sry inclined grain passing throuzl their territories for one 00:EYPORE Be it known to all the jete to think is the cause of much good as well your, or as long as the famino may ungheerdara, kamdars of the khalsa, whomas of much evil iu bapplily Inst. The Cinzelle ot' Tudia of Satur. ias, patails, and putwarrecs, &c., that loritanco--the practice which exists in our day last contained the following Procla- bitherto, owing to the prevalent scarcity, there has been a restriction on the country of dividing tho father's property mations :- cxportation of grain from this Slate. But no equally amongst all his sony--is, it is casy KISSENGURI-Owing to the failure of advantngo has been derived from this, and to conceive, n ucocosity of the joint family, the past rains and the prevalent famine, morcovor, it seems a matter of question, if though is juint family is nut necessary for IIis Highness tho Maharajah (of Rishengurl it will be possible for the ivhabitants to obtain such probibitions be made everywhere, how equal inhoritange. Now this law of inherit. is pleased to corder, for the general comfort food for themselves. Uuder these circumoporates very bencficially on the lof tho people, that no transit duties will be stances it is hereby ordered that traders are character and conduct of a largo portion levied for a period of one year, on grain at liberty to deal in grain as usual, and of tho population of Bengal. Nushing, in brought from any country into the Ajmero wherever it may appear to them rurst prothey can bring and sell cereals from the first place, tends so much to strengthen District, passing through the Kishongurh fitable. Aud as it is the order of the the tips of duniastic relationship-nothing State.--1st October, 1868. British Goveruicnt to removo all restricis so efficacious in fostoring a focling of truo KRWI.P.E.--Owing to the failure of crops also do the same.-191h September, 1868. tion, it is hoped that the other Statos will brotherly love as the fact and the knows tho pricu of grain in these days hins risen to Toxx.---Owing to tho failure of the past: ledgo that we aro all eqnal objects of caro famine rates, and its importation from rains, the rice of grain in this and in the and affection to the father who gave us other countries is considerably reduced ; con- surrounding States bus vigeu to famino rulet, birth. The discipline of the joint family sequently there is approhension of distress distress amongst the poor. Any restrictions and there is, in consequence, much general and the foeling of mutual sympathy and prevniling amongst the poor. To avort this on the grain trade, or transit duties levied kindness which that discipline engenders inipending cvil wo must deviso somo moans thereon, cannot but tend to increase the possess an influence which performs tha to oncourage the importation of grain, and listening toy enhancing priors. lu this view import duty on cereals as well as all rosa function of the joint family cven when that thus snve tho people from starvation. The trictions on export have already been abolfunily lins heon sepnrated into its indivi. mos: effectunl remedy for this scoms to be ished in this Stato ; and it is now lierther dual components. Brothers who are so the removal of all restrictions on the grain termined to reinit all export and trauit paratoil from ench other, living in separato trade. Taking the above-nientioned circum. duties, so thint the grain trade may be absolutely free. This arrangement will remain houses and possessing separate properties stances into consideration, I remit, for a intra so long ae the funiue may unhappily nover think that their separation ling ab. period of one year, all dutics ou tho export bust.--13th (October, 1868. solvul them from that duty of assisting and import of grain in the Korowlco Stute. anch other in times of advorsity which It is hereby announced to the traders, &c., 1018 EXCELLENY the Viceroy and Governthey would have taken as it part of their that they nro at liberty to import and ex. or General visitrd the Bethune Society on l'husday last wheu tho Revd, Lal Babari common inhericanou in the joint family. port grain without paying nny duty what is delivered a lecture on “ Primary Edu- It thus so happens that persons who Ail the hereditary landholilors, I cation in lingul." auco oncocrcr.

·TH 000 -000 us, concerning hom. praovioe in Russin, jsourd only cootidonge to delicate females and young children. vilisation, is a faot which no one with any just 390 THE BENGALEE. (DECEMBER 12, 1868. We see it stated that Maharajal Sir to overcome the powerful current of the river. On colleoting acd exponding of taxon." This Govern- Jung Bahadoor, with a retinue of four vur tardy way up, we had ample opportanities of ment, rightly termed "the most extraordinary Cohore and there seeing the oountry bordering the vernment in the world," used to be controlled Sirdars, will sbortly como to Calcutta for river. The distriot of Mymensing is a great according to Mr. Bright, by a minister who allowed the purpose of paying a farewell visit to mart of Jute. On either side of the river wherever them to do every evil they liked to do," and who Sir Juhn Lawrence and of paying his res there is a Bunder or Ghat, boats from the different added to their evilo bomo greater eril of his own." pects to Lord Mayo. parts of Bengal, were seen to crowd for the artiole. This is Mr. Bright's deliberate verdict on the Large quantities of it piled on the back of the history of the East India Company, uttered in po heat A LONDON TELEGRAM slates that accord. | river, looked like silver from a distance. The of controversy, but calmly and soberly before the ing to the Obserrer of the 6th Instant its stioks when the fibres had been taken, were placed grave people of the enlightened City of Edinburga. is dafinitely settled that the Duke of Argyle in the form of so many small pyramids which Not a single qualification-not one particle of merit, greatly incronsed the rural benuty of the country. even of common good intention-is attributed by will be the new Secretary of State for India, Inrge traots of land were onltivated with a class Mr. Bright to the body which built up for us the Mr. Jobu Bright, Presidont of the Board of radishes which atthis season, are great articles of great Indian empire ; which ruled it for a century of Trade, Earl Granville, Secretary of State food in these porte children especially are very and a half with unparalleled snocess and glory, and to the great advantage and fame, at least, of the for the Colonies, the Right Hun'ble Mr. fond of them when boiled. Chichester Fortescue, Secretary of State We were much pleased with one instapoe of the British nation. Jo A "serious and hearty love of for Ireland, and Lord O. Bruce Secretary menced to shrivle down at the approach of dry and speaking as indnstry of man. As the river Brhmaputer com- truth," aftor ocroful examination of his subjeot, ono well acquainted with the of State for the Ilɔme Department. season, the people wore seen busily engaged in history of India, the member for Birmingham was sowing paddy on its very bed. The greon of the able to inform that assembly of Ecotohmen a largo WE HAVE MUCH pleasure in giving pro- newly sown paddy just close to water was a sight number of whom most have been tolerably well informed aloo that the East Iodia Company wore winent insertion to tho following: por to be forgotten. The most interesting poople to be met on a bred ja oorruption ; that they lived in corruption, 812,- In reference to a quotation from ImCour rier Medical" concerning Ilomeopathy in Russia, river, are the fishermen ; day and night you see and that they seglected everything which they them. If you want any information about the ought to have done. Why this, if true, would be Jately published in your paper, I beg to send you place or your way, they are the men to help you. the greatest marvel which even the English middle the following translation from the "Allgemoine In the day yon see their slender boat passing and class have ever achieved. Let us think for a ITom. Zeitung" about the same subjeot. "It is a sure sign of the daily inoreasingly time you see a solitarý tisherman perched on a plies. If the East Tádia directors were corrupt, "It is a sure sign of the daily increasingly ropassing, sweeping away with their nets. Somo- moment what Mr. Bright's Astounding theory imspreading of ffomeopathy, it is at the same time bambon frame hopefully waiting to have a good and Ilved by corruption, they must have employed tho surost sign of the impotency of her adversaries draught. Even night that bringe rest to all, briage agents as corrupt and as unsorupulous as themselves. that these latter, whenever they feel uneasy in per- This oom pels us to abandon the whole list of Iudian secuting thrir policy of silencing to death' reour to them only unoongenial labour. unuttorable infamy. From Lord Here and there you see largo churs entirely governors to nt onoe to the most shamelons lios in no othor intention than to minlend public opinion as wegard covered with reeds bearing snow-white feathers Cornwallis to Lord Canning they were all chosen at the top. The whole presents a peculiarly pleas- by the Compaus, and they must all have been Homeopathy. When insinuations of that kind find ing sight. As far as your view extends you see a monsters of iniquity--slaves of a baso and prottitheir way into politionl or belletristio papers we vast sen of white feathers glittering in the scene. gato system. Such names as those of Lord Teignbonovoleotly put it to the account of the lai-editor Yours faithfulls. mouth, Lord William Bentiok, Mountstunrt Elphin. or correspondent and pans it smilingly ; otherwiso. stone, and Lord Caoning himself-men whom their stands our account with editora of scientifio pericountrymen have esteemed to be at least personally odioals. Holloway's Pills. These Pills are more effica- honourable, and whom the natives of India have "The Courrier Modioal' in his number of the cious in strengthening a debilitated constitution regarded with an almost idolatronis veneration- 28 brought to notive, that considering the numer than any other medicino in the world. Persons of must henceforth be degraded from the high placo 0118 viotims fallen to bom. treatment, an imperial a nervous habit of body and all who are suffering which they held in our memories, or elso we must Ukar prohibited the praction of that healing aystem from weak digestive organs, or whose health bas believe that Mr. Bright is either the most impudent within the liunits of tho Ilaysian empire under the beoome doranged by bilious affection, disordered of calumniators, or is grossly ignorant of the subpenalty of an amend of 500 Rublos and exportation stomach, or liver complaints, should lose no time ject which he handles. In 150 years Indin has 10 Siberia for two yerre." in giving these admirablo Pillo a fair trial. Coughs, onjoged, in her internal administration---s Soutoh- “ The Allgemeine Wiener Medicinische Zeitang' colds, asthman, shortness of breath men at least ought to know the services of the has been naif enough to reproduce this canard in also within the range of the sana tive powers of very flower of the middle class of this country. ita columna. Noither thin peper nor the "Conr this very remarkablo medicine. The cures effected that the result of their labours bae been to build Med" refer to any original document, and this is by these Pills are not superficial or temporary: up a glorious monument to the British name to natural enough for tire simple reason that there is but complete and permanent. They are as mild enlarge the happiness, comfort, and prosperity of nine ia existence. The last oficial dooument before . As they are effionoious, and may be given with the people of India-to widen the borders of cifew months back by the Home-Ministerial Office in their action on the liver, stomach, and bowels is koowledge of the subjeot oan refuse to admit. St. Petersbourg stntos that " notwithstunding the immediate, benefloial nod lasliog, rostoring order Yet Mr. Bright, with an astounding reoklonsuess negatire ducision of the Medical Council the conand health in every case. of vituperation, has vontured to deny it and atslituling of "a Society of hom. physicians af St. tempts to mako as believe, and tries to beliere Poleraboury" is licenciuled." SELECTION. himself, that all this great work was the result of "In the fuge of ruoh gros calumniation from MR. BRIGHT ON INDIA. a systematio and profound corruption. How shall the part of some of our allopathio brethern we hope (Standard.) we attempt to rooommodate this stupendous passage we shall be exuined for having used hard words in Mr. Bright's speech to his own theory of what Against those whom it oonoerno." I have the honor to be, The "serious and bearty love of truth" is do- constitutes " serious and hearty truth P" Are all Sir, clared by Mr. Bright to be the secret of his men liars, excepting only Joha Bright? Was there Yours &a.. eloquence. It is as a sample of his “serious and no honesty in the world until he came into itWe L. BALZER. hearty love of trath," we presume, that we are to take bave been told before now that the aristocracy was the spoeol lately delivered by Mr. Bright at Edin- steeped in corruption ; we have been informed that CORRESPONDENOE burgh. Enumerating tor the hundredth time hin the whole of our Parliamentary system was born various claims to the charaoter of a pure and a out of corruption; we are now assured that all A BITORT TRIP UP THE BRAITMAPUTER. far-seeing slatesman and to the gratitude of his who governed India were corrupt, add lived by: To the Editor of the Bengalee. gountrymen, and giving us one of those catalouges corruption ! Was there evor saoh a frightful pic- DEAR Sra. -Tho beason of great festivity of the of his own s1100e1408 on which he is so fund of ture of deprarity as all this makes it, or ever buch Hindus is over. Tho people that reside in other dwelling, Mr. Bright took occasion to remind bis an enormous libel P To believe Mr. Bright to be plages than their home', engaged in the stern work henrers of what he had done for the goverument true we must believe that the whole fabric of of anrniug livelihood, and who hnd gone to see of India. His resums of the history of that country English society is false. The aristooraoy, the gotheir friends and relatives-are one by one drop- and of the character of its former rulers is possibly verning olans, the middle class, the landholders, the ping in, to begia thoir hard Anonal Course with one of those many things which Mr. Bright be greatest of commercial companies-every single fresh notivits. Agreeably to the irresistible force of lieves to be true, and which become truth in him portion of our framework Has at various times been ellstom we also took our usuml trip, and have ouly uccordingly. Be belioved, aud still believes, that found to be rotten by this orator, who loudly projust roturnod to our hard lot. the direotors of the Eust India Company were “brod claims that he is eloquent only because of his Tu come up the Brahmaputra, is not an easy, in corruption"-that they “practised” corruption, excessive truthfulness. How long must we contiw to go down it. In the latter you are tnken down and lived upou" it- and that they " neglected one to treat Mr. Bright oren with the qualified reswa Railway speed whereas in the former you have operything they ought to have done, except the rect due to one who belieyes that he speaks truly e 6 or are >> M ·BY A 000 ! OR KAMA No. is. T. E. THOMSON & CO., while Is liereby given that under the orders of Yu. 11. Class C. Putent Portable Appold's Pumps Wronght 1101 Nerewed Piping for th: above, Ae. 1 102177 07, 139 77CG fofo No. of. C. Treble Barrel " Portalile Irrigators, Warner's Gul Garden IngLC's, R. 38 each. DECEMBER 12, 1868.] THE BENGALEI, 391 ADVERTISEMENTS. JUST PUBLISED and Copper Suotion Rosos, 2-10 feet lengthr, 21" Copper Rivetted liather Suction Pipe, Union A Hono Sorewn, und 159 fact, 23" Rivetted leather NOTICE delivery Pipes Rs. 2,100 'Reply to the National on Positivisın' V. Sbapud Puppe oprn, Class A. 4 by 12 with The publio are hereby informed tbat all Bills, handles and driving Palley, uad 6 fort !" lungo vouchera, orders &c. of the Humanputhio Pharmucy will from this date bear the signaturo of the Nuotion Pipa, Bolts and Nuth, and Indian R26- POSITIVIST, ber riuge fur juinta Rs. 5% caulo Estra Pipe Firm with the initiala J. N. O. Any Bills, vou. Price Re. 1. for the above 2-8 per fout. chørs, orders ka. not braring tho initials J. N. G. No. 19. Portahlblu " lift and force l'umps, aru out to bu rovoguized. Apply to MP8sr#. Thucker, Apink & Co. or with 25 feel Hublor Suction, 30 feet Canvas du- BERIGNY & Co. Burhuin, Hill & Co. livery Hose Rs. 70 each Thoso are first ratu Punps for Irrigulio, by bund- NOTICE. DULARA ASYA SOOKIANGATI pawor, they nru ulsu exorllent Fire Engiucy. No. 57. E. Improved Chuius Pumps 1" with Cat- NATAKA. Dr. Leopold Salzer attouds the Pharmacy from tle Gear, l'ipe, Cluia, and Disus complute, fur 3 to 5 P. M. Wolls of 40 fvct. Rs. 05) auh. The above are tilted also for hand-power. REAIGNY &.Co. VIRTUE'S MYSTERIOUS WAYS, N.. 5. F. (huin Pump for hourl-power, completa AN ORIGINAL BENGALKK willi Pipe, Chuiu, and Discs, for Wells 47 feet by ks. 18,7 cach. NOTICE. AUG FIOR CHUNDER COATTERJEE Strung Cast Iron y'ramen, mounted ou Cast Iront wheels, with Wrought Iron Cisterii FOR SALE. Finding thnt Romo austoiners of the Homaronn- Heads, and Iron Button Plates, with 2 connectthic Plurinnay aru in the hubit of sunding heir Price one lupec. ing Pipes 12"' cuch, Wrought froin Double Crank, Bretters, reinittances, &o. to the address of Babou Brin- Apply to Sanskrit Press Depository, connuotin Roda, Slings, and Guidun, doublu suts dibian Chunder Chatterjeu, who was an employee in of No. 311" Working Burrely, with Cistern the establishment we beg to inform them that the Jessrs. D'Rozario & Co., and Day & Com. tail pieoc, with wing Valves and Gun metal survives of the Buboo have been dispensed with froid pany or to Buboo Rushbeharee seal, No. seats for do., inlut and outle for 3" Cast Iron the 16th of this month. All orders, letters, reit. 21, Punchanuddtollah, Bow-Bazar, Cal. pipe, ench with extras, -2-4". Brass Burkols, tuneen &c. are requested to be sent to the address cuttn. 4" Cork Leathers, 6-1 Well Rudd juints, of the Firm. valves Juathered, o Elustio Werlers. BERIOXY & Co. THE ORIGINAL JARDWARE ESTABLISH Bolin, wuu li 4:10 Ilomeropathic Pharmacy MEYT OF INDIA. Cast Iron Flungo Pipe, and Well Rods for lliu Calcutta, the 21-6 Nuo nboso Rs. 33.8 per fool. romber 1868. Bolts, Nuts, and ludin Rubber rings for joints Nr. 1-8 per sit. 11, ESPLANADE Now, The above are excellout Well Engines, and may be A CONTRADICTION AND A NOTICE. CALCUTTA, worked by land, Cntile, or Stran l'ower, and Boferring to an advertisement in the aru kuitable for Wells from 20 to 100 feet duep. No. 13. Carl Iruu frumue l'umph, with double (" J. N. G." In Wherigned “Berigny & Co., MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, INOIX Burrely, and Bandler, 20 Port (alvanized Wrought Iron Piping, 2-1" Beuda, Bolts unqurlified contradiction to the fixe EERS, AND IROXUONGERS. uud Nuts, and ladiu Rubber ring for joints for Srriyatim, to ni Alin WATER LIFTS, contained therein, that I was an employé in Rs. 737 inch. Clans A. l'utent Centrifugal App del comercition. The above pumps are very suitable for raising the late firm of Berigoy E Co., without the No. 3. pumpe, with Valve Boxes and Strainern onch with No. o. phone thing aprover from a depth of 25 leot. on the inutiles Wrought Iron (ranks in dels "J. V. G," kod to tho protonsions --9 tout, and 3-3 feet lengths of cast Iron and Fly Wheels with No. 13 -33" double deep of Buboo Jauouki Nath Ghosal, tho original Hanne piping, with bulls and nuts, Indian Will Pumps and Suulivi l'OMI'N, pump bearer, and Rubber rings for joints, and one 8" cast flange + pipes and roul Stass locali, cumplett, with of the initials "J. N. G." tu dispense with bend. Will ruiso 1,000 guld. water per minute. piquenig aud Well liudin, ſur Wills 80 feet deep kis. 1,100 vuch. lis, 875 each my services as he calls them. I was Man. No. 12 [land Pumps, on Tripods, cusily rumuved The abovo ulags of gamps lucing lift and force, sying Partner of the said lato firm of Ber they will draw froin a depth of 23° fect, und foran from plnoe ty place, cach tittel with 23 fect of 2" Indian Rubber Surtion Hose, lis. 125 wuch. igny E C.. without the initinls J. N. G., any distunue upwards thut may be required. No. 71-6" Galvanised Bronzed Iron lland Pumpe, No. 22. Class B. Intent Centrifugal Appold's I fort under nuse', each with 10 feet extra sliding and the only party nuthorisod to sign the pumps, with Valro Boxes and Strainers. One anction und Struiner, Rv, 1-10 cich. said late firm without the Go.and the only O fret aud3 - let length of cont Iron lange 6" Wrought Irou Hond lamps, 12 fuel.cmder spout, piping tu wacht, with holts, nuts, and ludinn Rub. with 2.0 feet leugths of fluge poping to cuch, ono who did so sign it from first to last. bor rings for joints. Will use 1,-100 gals. Inter Rs. 200 each. Rs. 1,159.6" Wright Iron lund lumps, 14 fout uuder spout, My interest anl responsibility in the late No. 21. Class R. Patent Centrifugal Appoll's 238, lx, 121) Tach. firm of Beriguy & Co., without the initials parups, with Valve boxes and Struiners, 2-9 feet 6". Wrought Iron Hand Pumps, 7 feet under spout, 2:31), lin. 100 euch. lengths, 10" (nst Iro: lungo piping to each, J. N. G., Ovasod from the 10th l'itimo. with bulls, puta, and Indian Rubber rings for Sliding Suctions for each of the above size Pumps, BANDABONE CHUN DER CHATTERJEE. joints. Will raigu 3,200 gallous Wilter per making their respectively ..3 and 10 fort diep minute. R:. 2,120. Is. 00 (sch. No. 36} land Lift und Foroo l'umps for Irou l'ipe, NOTICE ('luss R. Pumps aro for low lifts, any from u depth :3!" of from 20 to 23 l'ext. Rs. ji, 63, 70 pach. enol with 10und: - toet leugths 12, liri, 1-8 Government No. 1387 dated 10th December Iron pipe. Valvo Box and trainer, bolte, nuts, Yu. 3., Hnud litt l'umpe for lion Piping, 1867 a Survey of Khus Alchal Pinehamny. and ludiun kubber rings for juiuts. Will rning 31" 1,000 guls. water per minuto RH, 1,700 gram will be commenced early in December ks. 25, 37, 48 onoh. hiext. All wwners of Joldings and other No. 12. Ons C. Pateur Portablu Appold's Planp, Wrought Iron Nerewed Piping for the above, As. enol with 1-10 aud - tert lengths of 10' nire accordingly 1., lie', 1, 1- to per !oof. persons interested therein wronglit leon pipe, with Valvu Box und Strainer, No. 6.) l.iud lift and force l'urnps filted on Plauks, requested to have their Boundury marks hults, nuts, and Tudiin dubber rings for joints. ready for the Surveyors to follow so 18 to Will ruinu 1,450 gullous water per umta R:. 110), 100 ench obviate the ovil consequences that may re- Rs. 2,000 Lull'oping for the ulove', 28 per owt. Plumvult to them shoulil thuir bouudaries be No. 4. Owsnne's patrnt Centrifugal Pumps, with lier's jumts and Workmeni's time in fixing, extra incorrectly delineated. tapur connecting pipes and foot Valvey. Will according to requirements, A. Surii, raisu 300 gallous water per minutu Rs. 6:30 Putout Amcan Revolving Stand Pumpa, No.0) 1 Collector. Cast Irvu tangu pipe for the aburc, ks. 4-12 per 14. 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 31, 32 each. foot. Bulte, Niits, and Judiu liubber sings for Wrought lon Sre werd l'oping for tlu ubuv.', joints lix. 1.8 per Het R. ()-12, 1, 1-1, 1-8 por fout. f90197911 The uburo purus no lor mediuni liſts, say 1 to Patent Rulinzy Barrei l'urups, . 70 (ul. 70 feut. No. 1. Qwynoc's patent Centrifugal Pumps, with Cialvamad leon ('enturns for above, lis. :30 eurik. No 7; 10 11 1vut IIyria lo lun, J. :) •nli. taper connecting pipe nun fout vulves. Will No. 39, Crystal Palacu Fire Engines, with 20 lire সৰ্ব্বসাধারণকে দ্রুত করা যাইতেছে যে, ruine 750 gullous water por minuto ky. 300 punition, and 30 let delivery first, liv. 19.3 cach. STTECHCI MAT 86-99 HCGT so fucutar Cast Iron flange piping for the above Rs. $i per l'iru binme, No. 373.complete, win 30 tot 1 fout. Bults, Nuts, and ludiau Rubber singlui Scliul, nud su leet delivery buse, di, lis. viu ৪৩৮৭ নং কুশানুসারে আগামী ডিসেম্বর juluto, k*. 2-8 per set. puchi. মাসের প্রথমেই পঞ্চামগ্রামের সমুদায় খাস The above pumps are for low lifts, any 1 to 30 feet. Factory Fire Lugines, No 510 with font, 2.?" leather sitution and 30 feed." loucher delivery 766771 ufrat OT 677 047 No. 1. Water Lafts with chruins and Buckets completo for Wells 10 feet dorp Rs. 050 lauge, complete, lin. 1,0.30) coch. 7701737 Átgicha fomuto CE TI 677*** Extra Chuins and Buckets for the above to make Ciurden Enginey Yo, Jima. 21 Guls. 10; Guls. 10 Gula ব্যক্তির ঐ মহলে কোন সত্ব সম্বন্ধ আছে তাহা thern puntable for deeper Wallis, ks. 20 per fout. lis, 90 70 førstce, 771 CUC6 69 1871 ettata No. 2. Water Lifts with Clinius aud Buckets coni Improved Water Darrow» Vol. 179!. plute for Wells 10 fout deep ds. 800) 20 38 Guls, আপন মহলের সামা সরদ্ধি এৰূপ নিশ্চয় 18. 13, pich. Yukin ; Pratich , . 2-10 l'ect lengths, 2" Copper mettedd leather Puston Garden Engilis, li-. 7 cuc. sitata athi Cha Fta ofale at StatCTION swotion pipe, un boost Hiews, copper suction উপস্থিত না হইতে পারে। rune, uud 150 feet 2}" Copper rivcited leather putent Watering Contest on lion Wheels, delivery host to euchi to Ourry 9. Gardinlis. 27 pcb. Rs. 2,000 Ditto durinn viisto, with l'nnun, and linkler ructive No. 3. C. Treble Burrel 5' Portablo Irrigntors, attached, Rs. 25,5 cach. কলেক্টর, , watti Pules and yokes fur Bullocks, brauch Tapes, T. E. TIIOJISO of ('0). per minuto tout. . . ů 30 4, freet, ·VOU BY ON THE LIFE OF 1 DY - ober vital organs. Eat noderntely of solids, take the chrupeat rates. Chandeliera, Mirrors, Lustres, the Manager of the 392 TIL BENGALEE. [DECEMBER 12, 1808. ADVICE GRATIS! EAST INDIAN AGENCY, Central Indin, Nagpore, Hyderabad, Madras, Travancore, Dacon, and British Burmah ; 40 that HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. EASTOATE House, ROCHESTER, NEAR it is hoped. no difficulty will be experievoed a communicating dwith the Agenog ia the Vorononla LONDON. Languages, il esired. English communicationsr TO PURIFY TITE BLOOD. can always be sent direct to the head quarters of CWDER THE DISTIWCCIOWED PATROXAGE OF the Agoney in London, from any part of India, but These Pills horo been placed by the common His NauNeR MARARAJAH Dolenr SING, G.C.8.1., they should be invariably postpaid, or they may consent of mankind at the lived of remedies for and several of the princes and chiefs of the Pun- be refused in Londun. removing obnoxious poisongom the blood, and jab, Rajpootana, 'Oudh, Bundlekund, Bengul, For further particulars apply to B. R. Chattorcleansing all the tissues of the body. They have Bumbay, nad Central and Southern India. jue, nt No. 31-1 Culley Persuu Dutt's Street, naved thoumands year after year from falling of si- Ma. WILLIAM KNIGHTON, L.L.D., late Deputy CALCorta. crition to the atteots of dyspepsin, dyaritery, diarrhon, constipation, liver complaiuts, dr.,'à l'act Commissioner in Oudh, hus established this Agenattunted by myriads of witnesser. Excessivo oy in Eugluud solely for the Native Nobility and FOR SALE, Gentry of India. wenknees and debility, the warnings of alcorensing NOTES ON THE. ENTRANCE COURSE organiu onurky aud vitul decay, are restored and), The Agrney tranenots exchange business ; obtains ru-animatud with vigour and healthful notiva in legal advice from eminent barristers in London ; FOR 1869. every organ throughout the systein, by the restoru- conducts appears of all kinds from the orders of tivo aud exhilarating intluunue of this medicine. the Vichroy and Governor Genoral as woll ns from regular judicial decisions in India, to lier Majesty's H. DATTA FEMALE COMPLAINTH. Prius Counoil ; effoots sales and purchases in the L'ART I.-L'OETRY. best markets of London and Paris; ongnges sur- All disorders of the sex, and disenses in every vanta, engineers, tuturs, school-musters and school- Price Kupee 1. crisis perilous to the life and health of woman, mistresses for employers in Indiu; hires and fits- To be had of Mossrs. Thacker Spiuk & Co.; Messrs. cally and quickly oured without risk or troubio by up houses in London for Indian Visito, aud D'Rozario & Co.; Beveral Native Booksellers of undertaken to supervise the education of Indian il fev domes of these Pills, takuu aovording to the Students in England. Potoldangnh and the Girish Vidyaratna Press. printed dircotious.. Dr. Knighton line obtained the nasistance of Mirzapore, Caloutta ; and the Bengulee Press. INDIOLATION WITH LANGOON AND WANT OF ENERGY: several geutlomeo in Indin, of experience und pro- When taking thesco Pills, rub Hollister og dele- Nublement and Gentlemen nxious to secure the bity, who have undertaken to correspond with FOR SALE. brutud Omtment over the pit uno stomach, servioce of the Agency, and through whom verba- A LECTURE and over the regionin of the liver, on tho right side vular orders onn be forwarded for complinnoe. under the ribs, and you will at oncu experience a Fivo per cent olurged upon all Commissions. ohnnge for the better in your digestion, spirits, np- RAMDOOLAL DEY, petits, strength, and cnergy. The improvenient, 1.- Lean. BUSINESS. though it way be gradual, will be thorough and When legal assistance is songht in England, the The Bengaleu Aillionaire, lurting. fullest particulars of the case should be seut, with Delivered at the Tlooghly College. DROPAY. copies of all neceranry documenta. Tho advion of The offisacy of followay's Pills in dropsy is oxbarristers eminent in the profession will be obtained BABJO GRIBI CHINDER C110$E. traordinary. They not with such proulinr effeut without delay, and forwarded in reply. upon the Ryatem, that tho Huils arising from this Appeals are of two kinds-first against regulur Mice 13 Annas. direful dinengu aru imperceptibly onrried off and judiciul deoinions, and secondly, against orders of If sent by post, postuye 1 Anna. prevented froin any further acumulation. The the Governor General in Counoil.". In the lattor reguins u buoyan:y of spirits and re- authentioned copies of build unents with the 117881'*. 1. C. Busc & Co., Stanhope Prese, Apply to Messrs. Thacker, Spink & Co., joioes in il completely relloynted but it is indispunanhly neo-henry that the Ointment case, must be sent with tho neoukanry fees. The No. 172, Bow-Busar Rouil, CALCUTTA, 0x should be soust effectually rubbed into the oum- second description of appeal in the more expensive, to the Proprietor of the BENGALEE. plaining parts. ns it involves a potition to the Quren, and the showink of suflioient annee to obtain the Quern's order- STOMACH, LIVER, KUNEYS, AND BOWELS. " let right be done;" after which the nppeal proceeds THE ONLY KNOWN PORTRAIT Those who suffer from bile and liver complaint in Couticidas from an ordinary jndicial decision. These appeals will be conducted either on Comshould try the effoots of this valunble reipody, a PROPHET MAITOMMED. few doses of which will mnku the sufferer leed class wibbloll, or at tixed rates. tio and vigorouw, removing all impurities, giving 2.-COMMERCIAL BUSINESS. A splendid oil-painting 43 ins. by a hanithy action to the liver ; if bilious attuck bie allowed to continue, Nerious casunlties uzay arises The highest prico is obtained in the great mer. 38 ins. by Morris-from a miniature and the kutlurer bu eynsigned to a bed of slokness, lets of London and Parim for all descriptions of brought by the traveller Burckhardt In all disorders of the kidney'*the Ointment precious stoues and jewellery. should be well rubbed iuto the amall of the back, It must be evident also that purchases of every from Arabia. oncu or twice a day; and the Pills noting in unison, desription of European manufactures are most To be had at the East Indian will curu nny oun plaints arising from these vrgnus, judiciously made in the great contres of European Agency, Eustyale Ilouse, Rochester, l'ufry, -STORTNESS or BREATH WITE WEAKNESS. industry. The Agency will purchase direct from the Manufuoturors or from the grent wholesale near London. Vury bad symptoms, which if not corrcoted, uuy houses, for Cash thus obtaining the best articles at to nonno Herious disorders of , For further particulars apply to Clocks, , Bengalec," six Pills nightis for sine little time; tako plonty Eunipelled and Japaned Goods, Bronzes, Statunry, Culcutta. of fresh air witili modurate exercise, and the liunnan machinery will be quickly restored to health and Paintings, lamps, China and Musical Instruments vigor. Try this but forthco dny's ouls, uud the full kinds.may hathus most advantageously obtained. But besides theno artioles of luxury, TAE INFANT TREATMENT (IN BENGALI) result will be ourvellous. orunment or convenience, Mnohinery of every deso PART 1. COMPLAINTS INCIDENT TO CHILDREN. cription is procurable in London at the cheapest BY SIIIB CHUNDER DEB rutes. Thus a four torse power Steam Engine cau All complaints of children may soon be cured if by obtaiued for luns thun £100; and there is pro SECOND EDITION. PRICE 8 ANNAS. care be tukou to purify thrix hlood, currect the age tuon of the liver, au cliauso the stomach and buwals: badly wo City in the world in which every adap- To be bad at the Behool Book Society's Depositution of Steam-power to all the neupbrities of a few doses of these famous Mills will immedintely agriculturo, mining operations, and locomotion is tory, Lall-Bazar; Bunsorit Press Depository diave the desired etteot, purticularly if parruin be ouroful in not allowing thein to ent of things which moderate å rute. 10 spordily provuruble as in London, or ut au Thunthuuuou ; and Govpto, and Brothors' Nous they know would be injurious to themselves. Indian Library, Lutuldanga, Caloutta. Wines are also supplied to order. TIL "BENGALEE." Hollveeny's Pills are the best remedy known in the 3.-EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL, Business. world for the following disc(1808:-- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Dr. Knighton's long experience in Education will enable him to give valunble and efficient Town EDITION. agrint.n11de to Indinu Stoideuta aludying in England, In advance per Annum ... Aguo Dropsy Jaundico Secondary. not only with referenco to their course of study, so ..Na. 10 00 Asthina Dyrentary Liver. Com- Symptonin ns to fit there for the sphere of life for which they lu urrear por Month..... 0 0 Bilious com- Erysipelas plaiuts lic.lvulniny be destined, but also in the choice of eftloient Morossit. Editiox. plnints Female Irre- Jumbago tutors and preceptors. Arranguraents will be made, In adranco per Anuuin, Blotches Bularities l'iles Turuon18 if desired, to meet Indian Noblemen, or Gentlemen Rs. 13 40 the Skin levers of all Rheumatism Ulcers on their arrival in oglund, and encort them to l'ustage included, Buwand ('um kinds Retentiou of Venoreal; house's properly prepared for i herir reception; and, In arrear, per Annum » 16 0 plaints Fits Urine Affection, in the case of students, all these preliminury ar- Clics (tout Sorofulu, oru Worin, rangerpents will be so conducted as to obviate or Constipation !loud-nclics King's Evil all kind, remove the sense of inconvenienco, novelly, and RATES OF ADVERTISING. of the Bowels Indigestion. Sore Throats Weaknees, awkwardness, su frequently encountered on first Consumution Tutammastone & Girne from what, becoming residents of A new country, partioalarly Rs. AR. P. Dobility lion vel over canC# lig southe. The moral and intelleotual improre Per line, for 1st two insertions &c., ees, ments of the indents will be watoled over and for 2nd threo insertions 03 () Sold at the Balablinlimont of l'ROYEMBOX Hov-cored for, and every endeavour minds to render trein LOWAI, 5333, (a fiorel Mirese, W. (., London ; . Huncomful in examinations, or effioicut in the line Repetitions.. 0 2 0 ala by all respectuble Drussists and Dealers in Mers, of lito marked out for them. dicines throughout the onlized world. 1..--CORRESPONDENTS OF THE AGENCY IN Contract rates may be ascertuined un aplicativno There is a considerable saving by taking the to the Alanayer. Ixpia. larger 81%(%. N. B. - Directions for the guidance of patients in Correspondents in Indin hare been established in connexion with the Agency in the follow- Printed and published by BrnoBUN MONUN every disorder aru atlixud tu cuch Box. ing Circles :--Caloutta, Benarer, Goruckpore, GIOSE for the Proprietor at the “ BENGALEE" AGENTS: Oudli, ('n wnpore, Delhi, Rohilound, Lahorr, kunha Neurs. Dwarkananth Gooplo & Co, mere, biud, Buni bay, Rajpootana, Bundlekuud, l'RESS, Bellcorc in the Suburbs of Lourah. OF TII 1 oureUXTA. 010 . - - - ·THE BON GALPB. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. ya VOL. VII. No 50. Culoutta Subsoription, 10 Rue yourly in advance, and 1 Rupse monthly in arraars. BELLOORE IN THE SUBURBS OP HOWRAH :SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1868. Sarkday Mofusail Subscription 13 Rs. 4 Annas yourly in adrance, and 16 Ns. 4 Annas, arreari. .. M the surface or the substrata shall be most oare The Pioneer hears that the Chief Engineer of NOTICE fully exam nd, and that the site which will yield the projeoted Lahore and Poshawur Railway was The Manager of the BEKGALER will feel the best water shall be chosen. recently telegraphed to by the Punjab Government, obliged by Subscribers bringing promptly to " That storp taoke should not have shallow mar- to delas his departure from England for a sufficient his notice any irregularity in the delicery gins but that such shoals alould be deepened by time to enable him to arrange for the ironwork of of the paper. excivation, or be banked out as may be most pro- all the way There seemed doubts, however, ticable; a depth not less than 6 feet in the shallow whether the telegram would reach before he left. est part should be seorred when a tank is full. - According to the Prayag Doot " the Magis- PREOIS OF NEWS. "That the shores of tanks may be covered with trade of Allababad of late prohibitted the inhabibroken stones, where such proteotion against wash- tants of Kuttra, Colonelgunge, Durrabgange, &o., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12. ing and wasting of the surfaoo of the land is from playing on any kind of musical instrument, Mr. James Rome, of the firna of Crooke, dosirable, no matter on what ocoasion it might be ; any inhere, and Co., has been appointed Sheriff of Calwill do tho " That the main oollooting channels of gather. fringement or this rule will be severely dealt with Mr. R. M. Thomas -Tho partoorsbipi ia tho Lima ing grounds should be cleansed und scavenged from by the law. Some cases of the above kind occurring tween Mr. R. Koight and Mr. Mall having commodo ten time." durjog the Doorga Poojal festival, the parties were retoringhe TATU the paper will in future be ourried on under the larly be cleansed Trom accordiogly flued. Formerly it was the rule to musioal entertainment of any sole proprietorship of the latter gentleman. every port. kind, but this to promoted. This is ." That aoqaatio plants and fish do not necessarily a groas intorference with the Hindoo religion ; in - The Poona Observer says: “It been 048 injure water, but that both should bo kept witb- fact, it is a soal on the performanos of our rights lot more thau once, to winopfor common in certain limits, diotated by looal experience. and ceremonies, whioh leaves us no alternative but credit of journalism, over the "Wo-ismlu of the smaller Anglo-Indian papera; but ono rapptly water cannot practically be accomplished, neither is the oburoh no objeption is raised; but il Biadoo “That artificial agitation of large volumes of to flee from country. When musio is played in startod in Lucknow, named the Argus, has, in the it nooossary. dares to further his amusements, or accompaoy his way of attor vulgarity, grom personality, and “That all water from open tanks should be drawn religious performances with musio, the consternaladiorons assumptivo, entirely distanced any thing through fine wire soreens, to prevent Anating and tion of the offloials is roused." it has been our fortune or rather misfortune, to suspended solids flowing to, and over the filters. road. We are renlly very sorry to have to believo -Lord Mayo, in a farewell address to the “ That all open tank waters without any crcep- electors of Cockermouth before lerving for lodia, what so many Englishmen exist in Oudh, of a clans who will tolerate suoh a journal; or rather such covered tanks, or passed direct into the supply bo my duties, I go forth in full conffdence, and hope tion, should be saad filtered, and be stored in said: "Splendid as is the post, and diffloult as will jouronlion." moins for use." The Delhi Quzette learns that Soindiah has God will give me such strength and wisdom as - The Englishman learns that the Government will euable mo to direct the Government of India been restored tu luis wonted health. At any rate has sinctioned the establislument of a Zillah Bobool in the interest and for the welfaro of millions he is apparently better than he was before his re- at Silobar in lieu of the present Aided School, committed to our care. cont aoute disordered liver. He is young and and granted the sum of Rs. 5,000 for thio ereotion gront task 1 ask no favour ; let me be judged ac- In the performance of tho strong, and has but to adhere to the regular habits of a school house. of a wise man to seoure to himself, humanly speakoording to my notions ; but I kuow that efforts - According to the above authority the Govern- honestly mado for the maintenapon of our national ing, a long and happy life. ment of Bengal has authorised the Exeoutive Eogi- honour, for the spread of civilisation, and the pre- The same jouruul informa us that the Government have revolved to grant thMeingoon Meugtha, al two school houses at Jorehaut and Golaghat, paths and support of my countrymen." neer of the Assam Division to com monoe the building servation of peace, will always command tho aymson of the King of Burmah, and now a State as a portion of the scheme for giving effect to the prisoner in the fort at Chunar, a compassionate wishes of the late Dr. George Williamson who the Times of Indu :-—" There is positively to be an A well-informed corrospoodent thus writes to allowance of Rs. 800 per meonem. The precedent bequeathed the sum of a lakh of rupees for the Indian Moniteur, u purely otiloial journal, written adopted in this case has been the allowanoe made promotion of eduoation. The amouut of Rs. 6, 018- and conducted by members of Government and to various sons of Dost Mohammed when they 2-6 being the accumulated interest of the bequest, generally of the Services – if the Secretary of State sought refuge in British territories. has been placed at the credit of the Publio Works for India will but graciously consent. There will, The Timus if India states that on the 22nd Department for the purpose of commencing the however, be nothing of the kind during Sir John of April last, the Government of India requested work. Bir Staford Northcote to obtain the opinions of the Lawrepoo's stay in the country, and when demi- MONDAY, DECEMBER 14. bøet authorities in England, on the subject of oloially written to on the subject, the Secretary - Mr. J. N. Bullen has been re-appointed an of State muy rofuso his assent. Mr. Betoo-karr keeping water sweet when stored in reservoirs. The question was therefore reforred to Mr. Edwin Clind- Additional Momber of the Governor General's was spoken of as Editor. but he at once declared viok, C. D., Mr. Robert Rawlinson, C. B., Dr. Legislative Council. that ho considerod his purely offloial duties required Letheby, and Dr. Sutherland, Socretary of the - Mr. J. D. Gordon, C. 8. T., has been gazetted his whole tiino nod vadivided attention. Should Army Sanitary Commission, who have submitted Judicial Commissioner of Mysore. But he will the sobome be sanotioned, Sir Willian Mansfield - their reports. Dr. Letheby, Professor of Chemistry continue to not as Private Secretary to His Excel and Sir Richard Temple are likely to be the chief in the London Hospital, and Medioal Officer of leaoy the Viceroy until further orders. contributors." Health for the city of London, io of opinion that The Englishman understands that Sir Joha -The Poona Observer observes that “the shoopthe means which are necessary for securing a suppls Lawrenco will leave the Presidency for Kugland on like habits which many of the Iudian Journals the 10th Proximo. of sweet and wholesome water in this country are bave got into, of following, with a blind r.18h, ang 18k. A proper selectivu and proper treatment of - The Times of India reports that ive prizes, direction in which the Liberal pross at home may the gathering ground; to consist of books to the value of Ils. 100 each lond, not upfrequently exposes them to the danger 2nd.-A buttes oustruotion and preservation of prise, have been allotted by Sir Stafford Northoote, of making themsulves look somowhat ridioulous. the tanks of storage reservoirs; and through His Excellopoy the Right Honourable the A sheep prancing proudly down into a slough is 3rd.-The Altration of the water into a covered Governor of Bombay and Chanoellor of the Uni- une thing ; but the same auimul olammily crawling service reservoir immediately before its dis. versity, for the highest proficienos in each of the out again, on finding thut it had prapoed just ono tribution to the publio. faculties of Arts, Law, Medicine, and Civil Engi- pranco too far, is altogether another. ltere in this Mr. Rawliuson's oonclusions are: That before neering, and to the oandidate wlio passes the ex. matter of Lord Mayo, what could exceed the fury works of water-supply are commenced in lodin, amination for Matriculatiou. with whion, following tho load of that wonderful 21 C ·- -. of the army and the fleet, a lovy should be made Oodeypore, and it is, therefore, hoped that the tho Lieutenant Governor, N. W. P., 80 far as to 39:3: TII E BENGALEE. [DECEMBER 19, 1868. old ew the Spectator, the bulk of the Indian pa- and that any quantities of grain passing through the next Steamet, will be appointed Commissioner pers chargod dove upon his appointment, declaring Jowrah or its other distriots, or exported from thom, of the Burdwan Division. Mr. Simpson will rethat there “never had boon;" and that they will be allowed a free passage, no datien being main at DAONA and, Mr. Cvokerell, offis. "never would"-and goodness only knows what levied thereon during the said poriod of eight Commissioner of Burduran, will probably succeed else ? There were honourable exceptions, of course, months. Colonel Pagha au Inspector General of Pulioe. but they were in a minority. mata bow 100-Wow Dodaypore , 5th Notember 180.nowing to the The same journal underataods that the doone by one, the once proudy butting creatures, are continned drought, there is a great scarcity of grain"vernment of Bangnl has appointed Manera. Ridismally crawling'out of the mud of mis-statement this pear in Meywar, and in consequence high vers Thomson, F. B. Peacock, II. O. Marindia and party exaggeration, and animosits, and are prioos prevail, it is therefore necessary and inoum- and J. D. Ingram and Baboo Juggodapund protesting that " after all;"-" and really;" "and beat to afford Assistance to the subjects of the Mookerjee as Govornment examinors for the exwhen oue ooines to think," and "onsidering all stato ; under thoso considerations, orders have al- amination of Pleaders and Mooktears for the things;" and so forth, in the most laughable way. ready been issued romitting the Customs and Mappa Mofussil Courts. The examinations will be held ko muols for the tremendous artillery of a party Duos on grain throughout Mogwar. In addition at the end of January noxt. press, tiring, after the manner of the Spectator, pure to tbis meastra, the restriotions on the exportation cauimptious, and very lofty talk, with the most of grain from Meywar have aleo been roraoved, General of the Money Order office at Caloutta, -Mr. A. C. Tuator, late Acting Comptroller innocent of possible rosults." and orders issued that 110 restriction whatever It bas been ruled by the High Court that be put on the grain trado. was arrested on Saturday last, on the arrival of under Sectivos 308 and 309 of Aut VIII of the Nubia at Madras, on a charge of oriminally It is now herehy promulgated for general informa-Lisappropriating Rs. 3,000, the property of the 1839, a puuper oannot claim exemptiou from liabi. ation that up to Assar, Sood Poonun, sluront 1925, State. Foster resigned his appointment and the lity to pay any further stamp duty or penalty in no duty will be levied on grain exported from, or publio service on Tuesday last, and on Thursday, rospect of a dooumeul ou wbich he relies, and imported into Mey war, or on grain from Foreign Mr. Daniel who had taken chargo of his offoe made which, owing to a defeot in the stamp, is inadmis- territory passing through Meywar. sible as ovidonos in the suit. It is a proto duty such discoveries as led to his applying, with the of a Civil Court to reovire and submit to the Board The district oflloials are directed to roport the sanotion of the anthorities, for a warrant for of Ruvenue au applivation from a pauper pleintiff quantity of surplus grain within their respective Mr. Foster's apprehension. The telegraph was for remission or mitigation of penalty under the distriots after allowing for soving and consumption of onoo made uso of, and the man was arreste Stamp law: the puuper should himself make timely of the people of the districts. Tuis is a sad oummeutary on the way in whida applioativu auder Claude 6 Section 15 Act X of All tho distriot authorities are hereby enjoined Europeans in the servies of Govorament ere al- 1862. to watch over the interests of the poople under 19 wud to resiga their appointments. When this According to a recent Full Bench decision a their charge, and to assist thora by supplying grain Foster tendered his resignation, no one thought it bis duty to exaniue the Account books, almau in the absence of nearer relatives may be for food and Howing.. Those of the oultivators who a Department in hoir to his mother's brother as regards property are poor, indigent, and aggble to pay the Govern though he was the head of subjeot to the Mitakshara. ment demand, are to be treated with lonienoy, wed whist money transactions to a considerablo extent are carried on every day! As for meourity it is TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15. the demand deferred until it one bo mot, so that they and their abildren nay osoape the impending out of the question to take it from Panta- The Ilumne News states that the Emperor of Loonwallaks. distress. Rubia bas ordered the publicntion of an official It is further ordered that the distriot authorities THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17. Dowspaper which shall be the sole organ of the are to arrange for the construction of works of - The High Court has ruled that a right of Ministry. The paper is to be oalled the “ Monitour of the Government" and will appear at the utility sach as roads, embankmonta fer tanks, wello , way may be created by ngo ontinued for mange commencement of the new year. All official and &o., to onaploy the strong nad able-bodied men in sucovusive years, even though such use is limited order to afford them a maintenance, and to carry to one partioular seasou of the year alone. semi-official publioations will cease to appear. out the works of utility as well. Au impuriul ukuse has been lasued in Russia, - The Pioneer states that the Agency of the A charitable subroription uns been raised at ordering that, with a view to complete the strength East Indian Railway las deferred to the wishes of Chiefa and Nobles of Mogwar will establish similar lordor the construction of benches for the accommoof four persous in every 1000 inhabitauts throughindtitutions in their respeotipe cstatos. out the empire, the confuription to commence on the Jutiou of travellers ou all railway platforms where Aud lastly be it known to all the Bunjaras and 13th of January and terminate on the 10th of Fethere are no refreshinept rooms. dealers in grain that, in accordance with the probruary next. - The Mofussilito states that at the last Muni- It has been decided by the Hon'ble Justices cept of their respective religions, they are to trade Kemp and E. Jackson that where property bee in grain without fear and misgiving. No restrio- cipal Meeting the question was put concerning the tion will be imposed, nor interference on the part advisability of arranging woasures of llelief for desconded to the possession of the brothers of a suferers by the scarcity. But suob a course was deceased Hinduo, bis widow has a right of sub of the Durbar or its oflloiala permitted in the graia 206 ovnsidered necessary at present. We hope it trade. sistence from thom ou condition of her tenidiug with thom is a member of their fumily. - The Englishman states that the Secretary of may not be necessary at all. · Indian Public Opinion reports that Mr. Robert State for India has notified that all officers, howa suit for kuboolout at an enbadoed rate of rent dismissed ou ever employed, and who have been absent from Thorp, who had lately pablished a pamphlet enthe grouod that it Litled “Kashmir Misgovernment" died suddenly was not for enhancement of plaintiff's share of India for any period of leavo on siok certificate, the rent, but for å kubooleut at an enhanced rate must produce a curtikaate of Aloe for duty beat Srinagar, about three weeks ago. He had refor the roat of a specitio portion of land, although fore they oan be allowed to return. This ordor has fused to leave the Valley in accordance with the rules presoribed, and had proposed remaining at plaiotiđ's ageut iu his examination deposed tbat beou considered necessary, by an impression having the suit bad roferonoe, not to a specitio portion of become general that ollicers in command of Divisions Sriuager for the winter. The Government has Jand, but to a oortuin jumma, the above named and Brigades on sick leave for six montha required despatohed two medioal men, Drs. Burney and Inoe, to Srinagur, to inyostigate the causes of Mr. Do such oertiloate. Justices have held that the Court below might Thorp's death. permit plaintiff to amend or explain his plaint, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, or, i he had asked too much, might give him It has been held by the Bigh Court that a what he was entitled to under the law. Where suit does not lig to compel registration of a - The London correspondent of the Delhi Gazette plaint asks for a kubouleut for a givon term lease executed when there was no luw in force by says that the publio are getting frightoned, bconuse without specifying the data from wbich the term which regietration was necessary to give elloot to people are kuooked down and robbed in the Btrand is to ouramenoe, it is in the discretiou of the Court suuh lease, and where there has been no express and other thoroughfares, wbioh must be used." to fix the proper term. covopant to register. When this is the fate of the people of London - It will be seen from the Proclamations pub The Pioneer reports that an accident, which where Policomen are the friends of honest perlished below that tae Nawab of Jowrah and the might have resulted very seriously, happened to sons, the condition of the Natives of this country Moharanu op Oudey pore bave suspwuded graio duties the up express train when leaving Nynce for Jub- oder e corrupt Polioe oar better be imagined tban throughout their States :-- balpore on the raorning of the 7th Instant. A pilot described. Jow'ul-28th October 1808.- Whereas the engine from a siding came into collision with it at failure of the monsoou in Marwar and other parts a crossing. The oullision threw both engines of the NOTICE. of the country, and the existing restrictions in line, seriously damaged. Ilappily Dong of the All communications by post to be Native Stutes on the free passage of graiu are oal. passengers were hurt. addressed to the Editor of of the oulated to ouuno much distress to tho people, it is Another nooident occurred a dny or two baok at hereliy announced that, with a piow to gire natis. Sirathov, two atatious out of Allahabad. A Euro. Bengalee, CALCUTTA. f'action to His Excellency the Governor-General peau driver, in whunting some wagons, incautiously Communications from Calludia, all rostriotions on the free But between the baffers, and was killed instantane.cutta correspondents to be addressed passage of grain nro romoved, aud all duties are ously. to the care of the Proprietor of the romitted within the Jowrah State for a terni o! -- The Englishm in lears that Mr. C. T. BuckOriental Seminary, No. 268, Chiteight monthy, from November 1868 to June 1889, lond, whose returu from England is expected by pore Road, Gurranhatta. AM ·89% THE BENGALEE. DBOEMBER 10, 1868.] -000 BENGALEE. NOTICE. be & Moniteur. We wish the paper all best plan we can think of is to require the Subscribers' names will be regis- success uocer its present able management. Reporter to pay periodical visits to the stations where observations are registered. tered in England, at the EAST INDIAN METEOROLOGY IN BENGAL.. The Reporter can avail of this opportunity AGENCY, Eastgate House, Rochester, near London. The meteorological report for the Lower to impart suitable instructions wherever Provinces lately published by the Govern required. Wc havo A Bordome to suggest with rement of Bengal, ought hardly to deserve the THE name it bears. Being the first of its kind førence to this last point. We think that it is naturally expected to be deficient in the Sub-Assistant Surgeons in the Mofusmady particulare. For want of proper in- sil stations are tho best persons to make struments, observations could not be taken observation. We would recommend Go- SATURDAY, 19TH DECEMBER 1868. in several stations; and in others there are rernment to adopt measures for teaching several palpable errors in the registrations, these Sub-Assistant Surgeons how to make TAE EDUCATION GAZETTE. either owing to defects in the instruments practical observations on the age of their The Education Gaxette publishes a state- themselves, to want of proper accommodation, departure from their alma muter--ibo Calment which shows that that journalowns or to defects in the observation. It is due cutta Medical College. We believe in the carried on, if not at a loss, at least with howed to Mr. Blandford to mention that, North Western Provinces arrangernents have very little profit to Babou Peary Churn unlike Dr. Tonnerre, the well-known health already been made by which students in Sarkar, its late Editor. The new editor, officer of the Metropolis of India, he has the Agra Medical School can learn how to to whom Government was made over the given in his report an explanation of all make meteorological observations. proprietary right, has been obliged to ourtail these defects, and further he has taken pains W8Yto sorry to see, in the last place, the size of the paper, wbioh uuder its late to test, as far as the moans available at his that observations of all the necessary stamanagement WAS far morg bulky . tban hands permitted him, the accuracy of the tions will not be taken in all tho chief towns in the Mofussil. The local Government when Mr. O'Brien Smith was the editor. figures supplied to him from the interior. It is bardly creditablo to the Government The obief object of Mr. Blandford and in organising the meteorological Department -- Bangal that instead of thanking Baboo the Bengal Governmeut ought now to be appears to bave forgotten that the chief tous labours, Toom for bis almost gratui- to adopt immediate meagures for remedying use of tho observations of that Department the effect that during the last throughouted there defects. It appears however that the ought to bo to supply information to the the journal was so unsuccessfully managed bas not yet been fully realised lisan abservations local Sanitary Commissioners, without which that a continuance of the Government vernment. Otherwise we cannot explain the reports on the piciruviwe of disenses for We will fail to produce tho valuable grant to it would be a mere waste of pub- remissness exhibited by it in this matter. which their appointments have been created. lio money if it was not better conducted The offico of Meteorological Reporter was Tho influence of meteorological phenomena than it used to be of late. We know what established on the 1st April 1867, and it apon disease has beon acknowledged by the the Education Gagette was under Mr. did not then require any extraordinary medical men of note of all countries. Our O'Brien Smith's management and we know amount of sagacity to discern that a supply wonder is how such a point has escaped the what it bocame in the hands of Baboo of proper instruments for making observa- attention of the local Government. If the Peary Chura Sarkar. We challenge ans tions was the first tbing required. Twenty various sanitary measuros under contemcandid man to deny the immense im- months have now elapsed, and yet only a plation (some of which by the byo are alprovement which it showed duriog the last | very few stations have been furnished with ready in a fair way of being carried into exotwo years. It is a rather significant cir. these instruments. The next defect--want of cution,) are to be set ou foot so as to procumstance that the Lieutenant Governo: proper accommodation for conducting obser- duce their full effcots on the country, it is did not notice any falling off in the paper valio...ought now to engngo the attention absolutely necessary to provide the Local till he fell out with the editor about an of the Local Government. On this subject Governments with able, intelligent, expearticle on the Samouggar Railway accident Mr. Blandford states that it is intended to rienced and hard-working Medical advisors, and the editor resigned his connexion with provide large thatched sieds, open on all and these latter should not be bampered If the journal did not get on sides around, and well ventilated above, at with any other work. well under Baboo Peary Chura's manage all stations at which Thermometers and ment, why did Mr. Grey pross him to re- Hygrometers are registered. It is neces- THE PROPOSED CENSUS OF 1871. call bis resignation P Mr. Grey is a con- sary to bcar in mind that theso sheds ought Tux failuro of the Inte Culcutta Census scientious man, but this is one of many to be proof agninst Cyclones, which are now is su very discouraging that wo are not at instaucos whiol prove wbat the smiles and becoming not upfrequent visitors of the land. all sanguine as to the result of the proposed frowns of great men, even of conscientious The cause of science requires that accurate Census of the wholo of British Indin. great med, are worth. "Put not thy trust observations should be made during Cyclones When in the Metropolis of British Indian in princes" says the Bible, or in Govercors at different places; but this would be im. civilization the majority of the people are and Lieutenant Governors say we. practicable, if there be any chance of the found to entertain a vague feeling of terror We do not exactly know why the new sheds giving way on such occasions. But regarding the census as being a mere preeditor Baboo Bboodeb Mookerjeo fought for will it be possible to make the Public Works liminary of some kind of poll-tax, what are the proprietorship of the journal, which Department understand the importance of we tu es poot in the benighted Mofussil where he has succeeded in winning. His motive the subject under notice ? The defects the motives of our rulers aro fur less clearly Will we believe to secure something like an most difficult to combat---defects in the understood, and where Her Majesty's Goindependent position for the journal observation--have yet to be removed. In verument is but too often represouted by position which may enable him to throw connexion with this subject Mr. Blandford some corrupt and rapacious Policemen ? up the Government grant whenever a dif. has given very great stress upou one point, A census, however, is a thing of such ferenco arises between him and the Gov. vis., that the Meteorological Reporter immense importance for the purposes of erument, or whenever the Guvernment deals ought to have a sight of the instruments good goverament that neither pains nor with him so shabbily as it dealt with the to be used in the Mofussil. This indeed money should be spared to make it as correct late editor. We kuow the new editor very is absolutely necessary, as the results to be as possible. We wonder how a civilised guwell andewe may say that the Government useful must be uniform. Mr. Blandford veroment can do without a census. To tako of Bengal is sadly mistaken if it thinks should howover bear in mind that this cnp ono illustration out of a hundred tbat occur that he can ever become a mere tool or I only be done once for all, and that when be to us---How is it possible for Government mouth-piece of Government any more than relinquishes his present post, bis successor to allot tho neodfu! amount of Magisteria the late editor, or that his paper will epcr will have a similar defect to remedy. The and Pulice agency to a district unless tho the paper. 000 ·VO 000 &o. . do. &o. of 21 having no bette. 2,9 duty to do. .No pains should be spared to and accepted (as we understaod) in its integrity by of a dozen brothers, is not well fitted to Schools-should heartily cu-operate with sinoo that hopeful Minute was recorded, so little not happen to be the oldest son of his father 396 TII E BENGALEE, {DECEMBER 19, 1868. population of that district is at least ap- bor Mitter and Jotendro Mobun Tagoro desirable, or any suoh oollateral points. All we proximately known ? That our Government may be of very gront use "in further. wish to do, on the present consion, in emphatioally has not even an approximately correcting the views of Government; bat me to place on Teoord our conviction that the adoption of a large sgatena of general Irrigation is the kuowledge of these matters wo can provo are afraid the majority of Inndholders will most important daty which now reste upon the by overwhelming avidenco. thero bo look on with stolid apathy if they do not authorition, and earnestly to pray your Lordship nuy one part of British a triuia about the actively thwart them as well as they cau. to take, as early as may be practicable, deolded population of which there sbould be no and vigorous aotion in this important mattor. doubt, it is the city of Calcutta. According IRRIGATION IN INDIA. Wo venture to submit this prayor in the laterests to tho congus taken by the Justices, the popu . A deputation from the Council of the of the millions whose comfort and subsistence delution of the city is 400,000 in round numbers. Erst India Association waited upon Iord to feel assured that your Lordship will, on your pends upon the effective exeoution of the work, and A later Governmeut publicatiou extracted Mago on the 4th Ultino for the purpose of arrival in India, banotion such measures as will in the “Aunuls of Indian Administratiun” presenting this lois Lordship the following ensuredno , promptitude of notion, and egestually (1868, part I., Vol. XII P. 20) Icarns from incmorial : of certnin in ysterious sources that it is a mil To The Rront IIov. TIE EARL OF Mayo, titless disoussions and vexatious delay. lion and not 400,000. Which are we to Erroently solioiting your immediate consideration "Wo, the Connoil of the East India Association, Our prayer, bolievo--the Justiccs' Census or the Govern. Signed on behalf of the Council of the East Inment record ? Neither. In the Mofussil take the liberty of soliciting your confideration to a subject whioh we believe to be, at the present dia Association, inutters are if possible still worse. It is moment, the most important whioh oan ocoupy the CAARLES FREDERICK NORTH, not too much to any that the population nttention of the rulers of India. Major General, returns of tho several districts of Bangal The question to which we refer is the question VICE-CHAIRMAN," are primarily based on the liấp.lazard of Artificial Irrigation in India. Lord Mayo most graciously received the gursses of a set of lazy and unscrapulous We noed not, we fuel assured, unnecessarily deputation, thanked the mombers of the village Chowlivedars. The Magistrates and ocupy sour time by dilating on the benefits to be Association for their address, gave his hearty derived from the soientific adaptation of water-powor concurrence to the sentiments expressed, to the wants of Iudia, or the rosponsibility which and assured them that ho fully reoognized ngeucy at their command are obligod to ac. resta upon the Government to undertake and carry cept those returns as correct, or nearly cor- ont works which are so intimately connected with thu extremao importance of a comprehensive rict, though we doubt whother there are ten tho material prosperity of millions, system of irrigatiga we heart or a Dépsia. officors in tho service who believo thom at After years of controversy and disoussion, the lis fimonoy transactions to a consideration great adopted for cvolusion in which all parties now appear to have inter family all. In the North-Western Provingts where agreed, is, that irrigation is the grent desideratum the improvement of the land in England, and, he beby which alone we can seoure to the agricultural lieved, if the same principles, as had guided the the village acountants forin an excellent M1890% a certainty of subsistence, and anve thema proceedings hore, were applied in Iasia, the work statistionl agency and the villages are com from a rcourrence of those appalling famiges wtich would be easy. His Lordship then commented paot, the state of things is much better than periodically devastate the country. on the enurmious mass of correspoudonco which had passed, and expressed his firma determination to iu Bengal Propor, and the consus of 1865 That the importance of this subject has been substitute for the futuro, as fur us lay in his power, may be rolied on as an approximately fully recognised, and the responsibility of the action for writing. Ise then touched upon the correct ono; though we should hesitate to Governinent uureservedly admitted, is apparent desirability of having separate locul organizations froin the Minute recorded by Colonel R. Straches, for diftorent districts, so as to utilizo us inuol ng believe that the North-West Provinces are more thickly poopled than any part of Eu- Seoretary to the Government of India in 1885. possible looal experience, expressed liis opinion We recognize in that allo doonment an earnest that the East Indian Associatiou Wus disobarging rope with the exception of Belgium. ** of future effuotive action, and looking to its coman important duty in bringing forward such Wo are glad tu fiud that our Lieutenant prehensive scope and elaborate scheme of manage matters before the authorition and the public, and Govornor is bent on taking such steps as ment, we can add nothing here to its proposals. that nothing would, in his opinion, so much streng- The feasibility of raising the requisite fuods, as are likely to cosure at least partiul success. estimated by Colonel Straches, admits of little then tho hands of tbe Goverument in its endeavoura The idea of disubusing the minds of the doubt--the eventual productiveness of the proposed and public discussion. The deputation then reto carry out all such reasuers as free, unreserved people of any wrong impressions that they work, prun in a financial point of view, uppears to may conooive as to the objects of the census be rational and well founded. is a good oue and should be stoadily and The blessings which muob a sohome, when duly IV. carefully carried out. We are surprisod to carried out, will conſor upon the conatry, is a mat- PREVENTION OF CRIME IN ter whioh no one will venture to dispnte. learn that thera are some Commissioners But, my Lord, without wishing to onst any re- BENGAL. who do not like this idea. All that we proach upon the authorities we ongoot refrain from WB can well conceive to ourselves that can sny is that their knowledge of the hero subinitting to you that the very fact of such the English law of inheritance, decreeing people is hardly creditable to thein. e complete and comprehensive soleme hnving been as it does all the 'father's property to bis The vernacular Press has now a great drawn out by so able an older aus Culonel Straches , eldest living son, who is perhaps only, ona the Governmont, this very fuot enbauoos the dirspread corrcot impressions as to the objects appointmont which all those experience who are produce in the mind of, overy Englishman of a census. interuated in the wellare of the Indian people, when any' very strong feeling of regard for tho The Educational Officers---Inspectors, De. they see what we fear is the 0480--that in the family in which he was born; and the cirputy Inspectors, Teachers and l'audits of interval of more than three years which has elapsed cumstance of every Englishman who does on varm soul tired. -000- has doon donc. Guverpineat in this matter. Irrigation is now admitted to be a means of nabeing left entirely to the resources of his The cordial co-operation of enlightened tioval prosperity and a remedy against national own mind and body for making the barcst %-mindar: liko the Rajalis of Bhookoylas ramine. livelihood for himself causes him to pass and Baboos Joy Kissen Mookorjea, Degum Viewed in this light, we submit that the unne- his life under a sense of self-dependance and oessary delay, oveu of a day, is altogether inexous personal comploteness which might well • Acoording to dr. Plowden's analysis of the able. eradicate from the mind all fueling of family cousus, the density of population in the several coun Years hare already been trasted in discussion, tries of Europe as our purod with that of the ar.d volumes of controversy hare been placed on pride and all regard for its character and N. W. Provinces is 118 follows: record. l'eputation. The great historian Lamartine, N. W. Provinces ..130:30 to the square kilometre. On qnostions of detail, there are, and will be in describing the bill in favour of primo- Englaud and Wales 122.72 for some time to come, differences of opinion, but goniture, introduced into the Ironoh Cham- Belgium none of those differences, we submit; are suola as ber of Deputies, by the Govornment of Saxony to prevent immodiate aud" effectual action. M. de Villele in 1826, thus speaks of that Jolland We do not here wish to offor any suggestions on France 67.81 ninor questiuns, riz. as to the best way of raising mode of inheritance :-" Equality amongst Switzerland the requisite funds-whether thu agency of Govern- children was a principle of fraternity as Sweden 0.80 meat or that of private companies will be the most well as of justice. To bestow on parente 9 > ) ..147.10 > ..130:03 .. 03.03 38.03 ·DecemBER 19, 1888.] TIE BENGALEE. 397 of -000 18 000 the right of proportionally disiuheriting the patch from the Secretary of State for India In consequence of the limited space in the Dockone class, exclusively to enrich the other, in reply to tho addresses of congratulation to pard, it is requested that Gentlemen not in the was te impair at its suroe the paternal ng Her Majesty the Quoen, on the escape Publio Service, who may wish to be presont at the well as the filial sentiinent. Ivo much His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh of Admission at the Oltion of the Buperintendent reception of Earl Muyo, will apply for Tickets favour on one sido and too little on the from assassination in Australia :: of Marine." other, appoars to be an injustice or au India Office, Loudun, 28th October 1808. The road frold" the dockyard for a disinjury. Under the pretext of morality tibe To Its TXCELLENCY the Right Blonorablo the Qotaoco of ono milo will be lined with the voruor Gcuornl of India in Counoil. government sapped the most infallible of Publio, No. 101. Chief of trorps of the garrison. The morals-the moral of the hoart in its most SIR, -I have laid before Fler Majesty the Queen Jamkhundeo accompanied by the Raneo sacred sanctuary, the domestic hearth." the domestic hearth.” the addrosses of congratulation on the escapo of has come to Bumbay to pay respects to the Such an institution oun produce but little llis Royal Highness the Duko uf Ediuburgh from new Viceroy. A special mocting has been good. That individual segregation which, as assassination in Australia, which wege forwarded called by the local Chamber of Commerce we have described above, is one of the con- in the donpatohes from your Excellorkoy in Couo- for the purpose of voting Lurd Mayo an sequences of the law of primogeniture is cil, as well as the loyal asuranger of cononrrence address. The following Telegram bas been in the same, expressod by your Excellenoy in Counno doubt calculated to call forth the greatest cil on behalf of the Members and Officials of your received by the dailies :-The Times of India amount of individual activity and energy, Goveropiont. Bays that it has been definitely urranged but as it is well known that individual ac- 2. I desire that you will tako measures for mok- that Lord Mayo shall spend ono or two tivity, based only upon the natural resouroes ing known to the several Comm'ınities who have days at Mudras on his way to Caloutta. of the mind and body, is not nlsvays suc-submitted tbese addresses, the gracious reception The Bombay Chamber of Commerce have oessful oa the stage of the world, we canwhich ller Majesty has been pleased to accord to adoptedung address to Lord Mayo, expressing them. not be too sure that the individual activity a hope, that, under his auspices, ibo ex- I have, &c., favoured by the law of primogeniture is in tensicu of railway and rond communication (80.) STAFF(RD H. NorTicOTE.. will bo promoted; also arging the necessity very many cases productive of absolute for reform in the Telegrapbic communicawretchedness and indigence. And as the 1119 HIGHESS TIL Nawab Nazim of tion with Europe, and the present want of Jinglishmau leads what might be called a Moorsledabad, accompanied by his two sons irrigation works. Sir Seymour Fitzgerald citizen-life, entirely devoid of all family and nttended by Lieutenant Culonel lay- tho 21st Instunt, und a graud Ball on will giro a State dinner to Lord Mayo on roniniscences (taking the word in the ard, will start for England ria Bombay at the 28th. Tiudoo sonse), and removed froin the the cod of this month. IIis Ilighness will gaze of all whose very presence is felt recvive from tho davarumont Ra. 4,00,000 LUCKNOW. a high moral influence, it is only pos. for the year be will stay in lingland. pebom our corrrepondent BULBUL.) sible that tho wretchedness and pauperism Tho rival powers of the Fourth State in to which na invidious social and legal Lucknow are at present bent ou black- IIis Tonou tho Lirutenant Governor has gunrding oach other in right glorious style. institution has reducod him should find few appointed a Commission to enquiro into The real issuo however lies, uot between the or no obstacles whatever in lending him to the general object and nature of a proposal trgus and the Lucknow Times, but between follow a career of viciousness and criminality. Mr. E. P. Moore and Moon-bi kim l'ermade by Messrs. Turnbull, Purdon, Gran. shad. I have cvery reasou to believe that An Englishman who has committed a crime vile and others for a floating bridge at the controversy is looked upon with any and suffered the penalty attached to it by Armenian (hat. The Commissioners are thing but complacrney by the sublime " Authe law of his country, can avoid the social Lieutenant thorities" of Lucknow, and I can clearly Colonel Hyde, (President) foresee that unless Dr. Moore is prepared disgracs which invariably falls to the lot dossrs. Ilugh Leonard, J. Rome, G. Rose to stand fire” and battle with a bravo of a convict by lenving his country and W. Clarke, (Membors) will iicutenant brenst against all the influenci', legitimnnte taking up his residence in a foreign land. F. Firebrace (Seoretary). and illegitimate, wbich may be, nay, whicla And this latter consideration, we are inwill bu brought to bear ngaiust him, tha dénouement of this afluir will wt, at any rate, clined to think, serves a good deal to in- GRID PREPARATIONS ARE being mado bo one of the most furtunate things in Mr. crease the criminal proclivities of that at Bombay for tho reception of Lord Maso. Moore's life. These matters requiro a litlu wretchedness and pauperism which so often The following notification has been issued explanation pud as they are at present quito and results froin the operation of the law of a "scusation" in the “City of Roses" by the Government ioriting all gentlemen as roorcover the enigmatical productions of primogeniture. We have lately had no of the services to bo present at the dockyard your Lucknow coutunporarics cannot bo illustration of this fact in the Vagrant Act wbero llis Lordship will land: rond and understood out of the locality the reasons for which were explained by without the aid of amplo Letter Press, it " The Right Ilonourablu Richard Southwell Bour- Mr. Muino and which could be uccossitated ke, Earl of Mayo ; Viscount Mayo of Monoporowon, bcloves me as a local correspondent to afford you this explanation. ouly by cricumstances called into existence Baron Naas o. Nair, K. 1., appointed Viveros Well then, somo months ago on a fino by somo of the most important institutions and Governor General of India is expected to arsunsliny moruing when uot a siugle olnud of England. rive in Bombay about the 18th instant, in 11. Mo's relieved the dazzling lustro of the bluo Steam Ship " Feroze," and will be received ou vault just touched into gold by the rising landing at the Dookyurd Stairs with all tho Naval orb, isn't that tho way a Captain Bilder- Babou Koons, LAUL Banerjee, Suborand Military bonours due to his high positivo. daslı or a miss Soft-lleart wouli bogin a story dinate Juuge of tbo 24-Pergunnahs, lus The ITeads of Departments, Civil, Military, and meant for precocious lusses to weep over, been appointed Fourth Judge of the Cal. Naval, are requorted to hold themselves in rendi- well theu as I suid one fino worning whilo cutta Court of Small Causes vice Mr. nes to attend at the Dockyard for the reception the Lucknorr Tim's was yet under tho Edi- • Davosta who has boon promoted to the post of His Lordslip. torsliip of Mr. E. P. Moore, thero appeured in its columns a tremendous articlo un trio vacated by the death of Buboo Hurro the "Ferozu" is observed from the Light llouse, by bomb shell among the managers of that Earl Mayu's approach will be signalled as soon as Hussainabud Trust which struck Chunder Ghose. We would have been three guns, fired al intervals of tou secouds, the magnificent enduwment. l'roceedings weru glad had the oluims of Baboos Grish Chuna viguul being repeated immediately at tho Saluting immediutely threatened, but the libel caso der Ghose aud Digumber Biswas which wero Battory. If the vessel should arrive during the which promised to rolievo the dull monotouy stronger than those of any other member night the signals are to be made tive minutes after of Lucknw at that time, was for somna of the Uncovenanted Judicial Servios been the inorning guo-tiire. Moonsbi Ram reason or other dropped. The hour nt which Ilis Lordship will land will Pershad had perhaps the sagacity to sco takuu into consideration by the Lieuteunnt be signalled from the Steamer (the signals being that the legal proceedings might necessitatu Governor. We are however thankful to repeated at the overal signal Stations througla unpleasant disclosures, and so adopted the His lIonor that he has thought it proper out the Island) by the numeral l'lag to bo boistod wiser course of buying up au important sloro in the proprietorship of the paper and effccnot to take away the post of honor from under the First Distinguishing Pendant. tunlly gugring its mouth for the future. tho Native Judicial Service. All Gentlemeu of Her Mnjesty's Serviccs Civil, The first measure of this alliance is the Military, and Naval, vot on duty, who mag bo de- summary disinissal of Mr. Moor from the sirous of being present are requested to assemble Editorial Chair. Since thien Mr. E. P. His EXCELLENCY THE Governor General at the hour fixed for llis Lordship's landing at Muore had borne boim grudge and had iu Council Las received the following des- thu Dockyard Stairs. been intout oni sumc mcaus uf starting ou. 000 liko it -000 ·( as 10 precedente 398 TII E BENGALEE. (DECEMBER 19, 1808. other journal in Lucknow in which he might venturous Londoner miglit make a cloan revenue of bis estata for the purpose of getting up attrok the Flossainabad Trust with impunity. fortune in the course of one season. an image-exhibition. Now, Mr. Editor, I may How, Mr. Moore has succeeded is evident invite you and the gay and pleasure hunting por- The Financial Commissioner has pub- tion of your readers to come to Burdwan and se from the articles on the Trust that are lished o volume of selected decisions of his the Tamana that is going on now.a-days; and appearing scriatim in the columns of the own and has ruled that none but these I can assure them that they will be amply repaid for Argus. Wbetler his mountes iu exposing decisions shall be used in all the labor and expense that they will bave to the wrong whiol has been porpetratod in future pleadings. What a farce is this of undergo in coming up to the place, transferring the management of the affair Justice. When shall we have done with Yours truly, to the present Trustees, aro purcly of a Government by whims and crotchets and 11th December, 1868. A RESIDENT. public naturo as he assures the public they when shall we be governed by law ? SELEOTION. are, or private interest is at the bottom of his righteous wrath as bis enemies allege, Holloway Ointonont and Pills. - Rheumatism TAE NEW VICEROY OF INDIA. I have no monns of discovering. This much or Neuralgio' affections.- No discuses are more frehowever is certain that native public opi- quent, painful, or diffionlt to cure than those (Overland Mail.) wnioun is strougly in favor of the former Trus. From their attack .no tissue of the human body is Tre Right Hon'ble Richard Southwell Boarke, WBS 'wh.), it is said, buvo boen wrongfully exempt; no age, wex, or calling socurs. It is a sixth Earl of Mayo, in the peerage of Ireland, who c.gustoid from the incumbency and in direct blessing, however, to know that all these sufferinge has been gazetted as Viceroy and Governor-General may be completely and expeditiously subdued by of India, in succession to the Right Hon'ble Bir moontravention of the provisions of the Will Avlloway's remedies. The Pille mush assist in John Lawrence, Bart.. a. C. B., Q. M. 6. I., is the of King Mohamed Alli Shah the dunor. If banishing the tendency to rheumatism and similar eldest son of the fifth Earl of Mayo, by Anna Char- I ain not mistaken, a young Mohomedan painful disorders ; whilet the Ointment oures tho Lotte, only daughter of the Hon'ble John Jovelyn of Plender of the Agra High Court came here local ailments, the Pills remove the constitutional Fair Hill, oo. Louth, the third son of the first some time ago with the express parpose disturbaroe, and regulate the impaired funotion Earl of Rodeo. His grandfather was the Hon'ble of every organ throughont the human body. The and Right Rev. Richard Bourke, Lord Bishop of of takiug up the onse of the old Trustees oure is noither temporary nor superfloial, but per Waterford and Lismore, who married Frauoos, to begin his practice with, but his inten- manent and complete, and the disease rarely recars, second daughter of the Most Rov. Robert Fowler, tious having become knowo in official circles, so perfect has been the purification performed by Lord Archbisbop of Dublin ; and bis great-graodho was either refused admission in the Bar these searching preparations. father, the third Earl of Mayo, (who died in 1701, o Lucknow or affectionately advised to quit after enjoying the Earldom only two years), was for a long period Lord Archbisbop of Tuam, so that the profession and accept a place in the Oudh CORRESPONDENCE. the present Earl is trebly connected with former Commission. But enough of this. BURDWAN. diguitaries of the Irish Churoh. The new Governor- And uow for news. Your Rog Bareilly To the Editor of the Bengalec. General first saw the light at Dublin, on February correspondent ought to have informed you that the Chief Cona missioner and the Finan- tribution of prizes to the pupils atteađing the duated M. A., and latterly received from the Uni- DEAR $12,--Tho annual examination and dis- 21, 1822, and is therefore in hix-forts-bepenth year. He was eduoated at Trinity College, where he gracial Commissioner are at -present in their Church Mission Society's English School, Burdwan, versity of Dublin the honorary degree of L L. D. cirouit of inspection. These poriodical travels took place on Wednesday the 9th instant at 8 A. N. By a singular coincidenoe Lord Mayo (thea Mr. of our officials do not interest. mo because I the Venerable Archdeacon Pratt of Caloutta was in Bourke) began his official career as a gentleman of do not see that any good comes of them. the ohair. Amongst the gentlemen present wo the bodohamber to Lord legtesbury, who was Lordnotioed Mr. Russel our Judge, the Rovd. K. M. A certain number of subordinate officers Bannerjee, Mr. D. Muir, the Head Master of Ideutenant of Ireland from July, 1844, to Jals, get praised when they deserve none, while the Maharaja's Sohool, Mr. D. N. Biswas, an En 1846, and who, as bus been so repeatedly moutioned of late, was in 1835 appointed Goveruor-Goneral of inany deserving officers receive none, at all. gineer, Baboos Kashub Chunder Mittre, Peary Lall India by Sir Robert Peel, but was superseded by Mr. Davies is au imparcial and wideawake Singh, Vogoda Prusad Bauerjee &o. After the Rerd. man, but the atmosphere of Oudh is so in. Mr. Stern, the Manager, had stated in a few words Lord Auckland on the olange of Ministry. In 1847 Mr. Boarko first entered Parliament, being fectious that even be perhaps cannot escapo the number of boys propared and sent up to the Entrance Examination of the Calcutta University elected M. P. for Kildare •on avowed Protectionist its influeuoe. held only last week and the course of studies para principles, and sat for that county till March. Apropos of official tours, what an immense sued during the last year, the Chairman called 1852, when be vacated his seat on being appointed opportunity this presents to the Chuprasees in the boys of the 2nd class (the first having been chiel Secretary for Ireland on the formation of Lord and Khitmutgars of the officials, for fuather- brokea up) and examined them in the Old and New Derby's tiret Administration; but he did not proceed to a new election at Kildare, whero a rival candidate Testament, in English and Geometry. After he ing their noste. It is their senson now. Some had done, Mr. K. M. Banorjee examined one or appeared in the persots of Mr. Cogan, ad unoontestod. of these myrmidons it is said borrow money two classes in goography. The questionings being seat being found for him at Coleraine by the retireon the expectations of their winter crop over, the Road Master oalled out the names of mont of Mr. Jobo Boyd. He was again retarded of Rupees from the Mofussil. The Jamadır thome that had done well in the private examination, for Coleraino at the general election of Jals, 1852. or load orderly of a certain office in Luck- and the prizes were distributed accordingly. The and continued in office as Chief Secretary for Ireland now, is I bear worth 50,000 Rupees. It President thon got up and addressed the assembled til December of that year, which witnessed tho would really be curions to collect statistics pupils; first he oxplained in plain language the beginning and end of the shortlived Derby Admin two-fold object of the Burdwan Mission School, nistration. Da acceptiog ollice he was sworn & of all the presents made to tho menial namely to prepare young men for future weful member of the Priry Counoil, being then known as sorvants of Europana und native officials nous in life and to give them the opportunity of Lord Nans, his father having succeeded to the by Tulookdars, Zemindars ane otbors. I knowing what Christianity is. Ao then quoted Earldom of Maso, by the demise of his uncle, in am sure it will be found that the amount of the well-known couplets of Pope and warned them May, 1849, when his son assumed one of the junior money paid by each of them to these men «galost the danger of being proud of little know- titles appertaining to that earldom. Lord Naas ledge and also alluded to the uotiriug patience, ropresented Coloraine till March, 1857, when he was is more, much more than what they pay perseverance and humility of that great man--Sir returned for the English borough of Cookermouth, in loail taxes to the Government. This Lane Newton, and exhorted them to imitate him for which he sat uniuterruptedly till the present may startlo you but it is a fact. It will in the parsuit of knowledge. The Meeting broke time, his 'weat in the Honse of Commoos being upaffected by his succession to peorage iq 1867, the be long before Europoaus come to see the up after the nsual ulapping of hande. wisduin of putting a stop to the levying of I fool it a pleasure to inform your numerous Iriel Earldom of Mayo not conferring a right to this black mail. ronders especially those living in and about the att in the Upper House, though his father was a "City of Palaoen" that the Maharajab has got up representative peer for Ireland from June, 1852, I have lately had an opportunity of seea large number of splendid images-chobes as they till the date of bis death. Lord Naas was again ing a must singular specimen of humanity call it, in imitation of the boroes und gianto as Chief Secretary for Ireland in Lord Derby's second in a miniature. This is a woman of about recorded in the Rumyana and other religious books Ministry, from February, 1858, to June 1850, and thirty-five or furty, measuring about two of the Hindoos for publio exhibition as a memorial was reappointed to the same office in June, 1866, when he was honoured with a seat io Lord Derby's feet and a half! Compared to her the of his late brother. 'l he story of the chobees runs puny thus:- Tarnchurn Baboo, one of the Maharaja's Cabinet which be had not oooupied in bis Lordship's peon whom hoino Lucknow firm has cunbrothora, before his death, bad got all his proper previous admivintrations. During Lord Maso'm niogly employed to collect its outstandings, ts. (childless as he was written in the name of tenure of the Irish Ofloe, the history of Ireland bas is a Brobdigungian. With her, safely lodged the Rajah with this spesial request that orery boon chequered by the rive and collapse of the ‘u a convenica: shed or show house, na ad- year some thousands should be set apart from the Fenian conspiracy, and to him, as Chief Seoretary, + ·DHOEMAEC, '19, 1868.] THE BENGALEE. 899 BY A OR by 000 000.- must attach a portion of the credit for baving made JUST PUBLISHED and Copper Suction Ronell, 8.10. feet lengths, 27. a ndodonalul Hadd against this designe of that abor- Copper kiretted leather Buction Pipe, Union А. Huae Sorewn, 4od 189 Post, 27" Livet tud lenther tire combination. Lard Mayo married, on the 31st delivery Pipes Rs. 2,100 Reply to the National on Positivism' October, 1848, Bloche, Julia, third daughter of V. Shaped Pumps open, Clans 'A. 4 by 12 with handles and driving Patley, and 6 foot 4" Flango Colonel George Wadham, of Pet worth Fionar, 815- POSITIVIST.. Auction Pipe, Bolls and Nuts, and Indian Rubsok (who was created Lord Srecopfield in 1839). and ber rings for joints Ro. 520 euch. Extra Pipe by her has had a odmerous family. Of Lord Price Re. 1. for the above-l s. 2-8 per foot. No. 10. Portable double 6" liſt nun Foroe Pumps, Mayo's brothers it may be montioned that the Hon. Apply to Messrs. Thaoker, Spink Co., or with 25 feet Rubberbotron, 30 feet Chovas de Robert Bourke, a barrister of the Middle Temple, Mesore. Barbam, Hill & Co. Čaloutta. livery Ilose Rs. 750 Paoli and These are first rate Pumps for Irrigating by band. anthor of a work entitled " Parliamentary Precedents," married, in 1863, the Lady Sued DIARMASYA SOOKYANGATI power, they aro also excellent Fire Engines. . No.6. E. Improved Chaiu Pumps 4". with Cat- NATAKA. Georgiana Ramsay, elder daughter of the late Mar. tro Vear, Pipe, Chain, and Disos complete, for Wolls of 40 feet. Rs. 950) oaob. quis of Dalhousie, x. T., the distinguished Governor- The aluve are fitted also for hand-porver. Gaveral of ludia. Another brother, the Blod. and VIRTUE'S MYSTERIOUS WAYS, No. 6. F. Chain Pump for haod- -power, completo Rev. George Wingfield Bourke, is a son-in-law of AN ORIGINAL BENGALEE DUAN Dufara with Pipe, Chuio, and Disos, for Wells 47 feet Rs. 18bach. the late Dr. Longley, Archbishop of Canterbury, in AUGDOR CAUNDER CHATTERJEE No. 15. Strong Cast Iron Frames, mounted on whose family he was domestio chaplaio. Besides FOR SALE. Cast Irou wheels, with Wrought Iron Cistern the earldom, the other titles attached to this peerago Heads, and Trou Bottom Plates, with 2 copoeot- J'rice one kupec. ing Pipes 12" each, Wrought from Double Crank, nro Viscount Mago of Mooyorower, and Baron Naas Apply to Sanskrit Press Depository, onnecting Rods, Slings, and Guides, double mets of Naas, oo. Kildaro. The new Viceroy has just Messrs. D'Rozario & Co., and Day & Com. of No. 313 4" Working Barrels, with Cistern tail piece, with wing Valves and Gun metal been created an extra Knight of the Order of St. pany or to Baboo Rush beharee woul, No. aents for do., inlet aud ontdet for 3" Cast Iron Patriok, and will, of course, by virtue of his office, 21,' Punohagundtollah, Bow-Bazar, Cul. pipe, cach with extras, ---2-4" Brass Buckets, bo Grand Master of the Order of the Star of India. outta. 12-4" Cork Leathers, 6-'Well kod joints, 2 winged valves luathered, 6 Elastic Washera. TIE ORIGINAL HARDWARE ESTABLIBII Bolts, and Nute, KH. 846 ADVERTISEMENTS. MENT OF INDIA. Cast Iron Flango Pipe, and Well Rods for the nboro Rs. 3.8 per foot. NOTICE. T. E. THOMSON & CO., Bolls, Nata, and ludia Rubber rings for joints ks. 1-8 per set. 14, ESPLANADE Now, The above are excellent Well Engines, and may bo The public are hereby informed that all Bills, vouchers, orders &c. of the Howwopathio Pharma- CALCUTTA, worked by land, Cattle, or Sleam Power, and are suitable for Wells from 20 to 100 feet deep. arrowdfun from this dato bear the siguature of the No. 16. Cast Iron Frame Pumps, with double 6" art out to borrowinds J. N. G. Auy Bills, vouthe iuitials J. N. G. MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, ENGIN Barrels, and 2 Handles, 21 feet Galvanized Wrought Iron Piping, 2-4" Bendo, Bolts EERS, AND IRONMONGERS. and Nuts, and India Rubber rings for joints NOTICE moyoni mwangs, Pumpy, AND WATER LIFTS, Rs. 737 (aoh. No. 5. Class A. Patant Aiden, und Ilouses. The above pumps are very suitable for raising Dr. Leopold Salzer atlonds the Pharmacy from pumpe, with Valve Boxes and Strainers puch with water hy llaud-power from a depth of 23 feet. 3 to ó f. 11. 3.- fout, and 3-3 feet lengths of 8" cunt Iron andylith Double Wrought Iron Cranks tange piping, with bolts und nuts, and Indian Well Pumps and Suction rosto, jesenso bearer, and mp., 03-3" double deep BERIOXY & Co. Rubber rings for joints, and one 8" onst tlange 4 pipe and rod stays to engli, complete, with bend. Will raise 1,000 gals. water per minute. piping and Well Ruda, for Wells 80 feet deep R$ 1,400 enoh. RA. 870 each NOTICE. No. 42 Iland lamps, on Tripods, easily reinovet The above olnog of pumps bring lift and force, from place to place, auch titted with 26 feet of 2" Finding that some customers of the Romanpa. they will draw from a dopth of 25 feet, and force Indian Rubber Suction llose, Rs. 120 euch. thio l'hurinnog are in the habit of sending their any distunge upwards that inay be required. No. 71-6" Galvanised Bronzed Iron Hund Pumps, lellers, remittanoce, &o. to the address of Buboo Bria. No. 22. Class B. Patent Centrifugal Appold's Oluet under 108e, euch with 10 foot extra sliding daliun Chunder Chatturjea, who was au employee in pumps, with Vulve Boxes and Strainers. One duction anul Strujuer, ks. 140 each. the establishment we beg to inform them that the Ofect and 3-3 fpot lengths of onst Irou thing 6" Wronght Iron lland Pumpx, 12 feet ander apout, servions of tho Buboo have been dispeused with from piping to ench, with boltr, nuts, and ludiau kub. with 2.6 feet lengths of Flauge piping tu cach, the 16th of this month. All orders, letters, remit. ber rings for joints. Will raise 1,400 gols. water Rs. 200 each. tances &o. are requeslud to be sent to the address per minuta Ko. 1,150.6" Wrought Iron Fland Pumps, 14 feet under spout, of tbe Firm. No. 21. Class B. L'utent Centrifugal Appold's 238, ks. 120 cnol. BERIOXY & CO. pumpa, with Valve Roses and Strainers, 2 feet 19". Wrought Iron Hund Pumps, 7 feet under spout, Tlomeopathic Pharmacy Culutla, the 21xt Now will bolts, nuts, and Indiun Rubber rings for Sliding suotions for each of the above size Pumps, l'ember 1868. joints. Will raiso 3,200 ballons water per muking Thein reapootively 23 aud 10 fuet deep, minute. No. 2,125. Rs. 60 each. No. 36] Hand Lift aud Force Pumps for Irou Pipe, NOTICE Class B. Pumps are for low lifts, way from a depth of from 20 to 2.3 feet. 34" No. 11. Class C. Patent Portable Appold's Pumps Wrought Iron Hurewed l'iping for the above, As. lis. 35, 63, 775 each. Is hereby given that under the orders of each with 1-10 and 2-5 luut lengths, 8" wrought Government No. 4387 dated 10th December Irvo pipe. Valve Box und Strainer, bolts, unta, 12, No. 1, 1.8 per fuot. No, Hud Lift l'umps for Irou l'iping, 1867 a Survey of Khas Mehal Panchanno and Indian Rubber rings for juints. Will rnise 3" gram will be commenced early in December 1,000 guls. water per minuto R. 25, 37, 45 cach. next. All owners of Loldings and othor No. 12. class C. Patent Portable Appuld's Pumps, Wrought Iron Screwed l'iping for the aburr, As. E'Roli with 1-10 aod - toet lengths of 10 persoas interosted therein aro accordingly 13, Rr. 1, 1-8 per foot. wrought Iron pipe, with Valve Box and Struiner, Nu. 69 lund Lift and Foron Pumps fitted ou Planks, requestod on have their Boundary marks bolts, nuts, and Indiau klubber rings for joints. rendy for the Survoyors to follow so as to Will' raisó 1,100 gallons Water per ininuto Rs. 110, 160 each obvinte the evil oonsequences that may re- Rs. 2,000 Lal Piping for the nlove, 28 per omt. Punsalt to them should their boundaries bo No. 4. Gwenue's putent Centrifugal Pumaps, with her’s joints and Workmen's time 'iu fixing, extra incorrectly delivented. tapor connecting pipes and foot Valves. Will according tu requirements. A. SMITII, ruise 300 gullous water per minutu lis. 050 Patent Americau Revolving Stand Pumps, Nos. () 1 2 4 6 Collector. Cast Iron Gauge pipe for the above, Rs. 4-12 per foot. Bolts, Nuts, and lodiuu Rubber riuge for Wrought Iron Borewod Piring for tho abure, kr. 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 26, 3% enol. joints Re. 1-8 per Set. li. 0-12, 1, 1-1, 1-8 The abuvo pumps uro for medium lifts, say 1 to Patent litary Barrel l'umps, Rs. 7ū ungh. per foot. 17531979 1 70 foot. No. 1. Gwynne's patent Centrifugal Pumps, with a svatizui Irou Cisterus for above, lis. 30 cnoli. Nu 7')! improvou Hydraulic Pumps, Ks. 273 eneks. সৰ্ব্বসাধারণকে জ্ঞাত করা যাইতেছে যে, tnpur connecting pipos and foot valves. Will No. :39, Crystal Palago Fire Logines, will 20 feet ruise 730 gallous water per minute RR. 900 Auction, and 30 feet delivery hose, Rv. 193 each. staricatore a 36-99 HCGT So FUC776597 Cast Iron tunge piping for the above Rs. 8 per Fire Euxines, No. 573 complete, with 20 fere na 8069 ate patates 27777f5cm fout. Boltr, Nuts, add Indian Rubber rings for suictiull, nud 60 foet delivery hose, &c., Rs. jii juruts, Ro. 2-8 per set. oncl. মাসের প্রথমেই পঞ্চমগ্রামের সমুদায় খাস The above pumpa are for low lifte, sny 1 to 30 feet. Factors Fire Engines, No 540 with 25 font, 21" leather suction and 50) feet 2" leather delivery ECGTA offa WTW T6 2047 No. 1. Water Lifts with Chaius aud Buckets complete for Wells 10 feet deep Rs. 050 সকল মহল যাহাদের জিম্মায় আছে বা যে সকল Extra Chains and Buckets for the above to make hone, rojaplete, Rs. 1,050 each. Varden Engines No. 517a. 21 Guls. 10 Gals. 10 Gala. ব্যক্তির ঐ মহলে কোন সত্ব সম্বন্ধ অাছে তাহা ther suitablo for decper Wells, Rs. 201 per fout. Ily, 00 70 53. først67, 1971 SECURE COTT tota No. 2. Water Lifts with Chuins und Buckets com lupirored Water Barruwe No. 379). pleto for Wuls 10 ſect deep Rs. 800 20 30 38 Only. অপিন মহলের সামা সরাজ এরূপ নিশ্চয় No. of. C. Treble larrel 4”. Portable Irrigatorx Warner's Gals. Garden Lugines, Rs. 38 cach. lis. 42, encl. করিয়া রাখেন যে, জরিপ কালে অনিশ্চিত with Poles and Yokes for Bullouku; Brunch piper, American Garden Enginen. Ru. 32 caeli. সীমাবদ্ধ দ্বারা যেন কোন অনিষ্ট বা গোলযােগ 2-10 fevt lengthư, 24" Copper rivetted leather Paxton Garden Enginey, Rs. 7 cach. suotion pipe, wuion luso surowe, copper suction উপস্থিত না হইতে পারে। rose, and 150 fvet 29" Copper rivetted leather l'atenut Watering cirta, mounted on Iron Wheels, delivery bude to cuchi Rs. 2,000 Ditto ditto ditto, with Purnos, uud Rubber klictions No. 54. C. Treble Barrel O'Portablo Irrigators, uttuched, ks. 28j ench. কলেক্টর, with Pules and yokes for Bullock, branch Pipes, I. E. TOMSON & CO. .. . . . Rs. 1,700 33}, . এ, স্মিথ, ·100 TIE BENGALLE. (Dkoste 19, 1806. BY ON TUL LIFI OP BY OF THX CURE IS AT HAND ! EAST INDIAN AGENCY, Central Indiy embed Madrid, Travancone, Dansa, me that HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT. EASTGATE Eoque, ROCHESTER, BAR it is hoped to sonla mond' la pommunlouttag with the SOORBOTIC ERUPTIONE Au Bout ARADS AND SCROFO• LONDON. Langangen i deiredo Bagno natambiando LOUS WRLLINGS aan always be met direct to the hond quarter of If this powerbal Ointmont be well rubbed into DWDER THE SETENGUTAMBD RATROWA** Ow the Ageuoy en Liedon, from any part of India, bat the parts atfected, all skin disenso will be speedily HIS HIS EXAM MAHARAJAR DOLEEP Brne, G.C.8.In they should be imperially ponipáld, or they may overoune. It nots uot bos represia, but repulsiou, and several of the prinden und chief of the Pun- bo refused in London, It enters the mystem as synontera meat, and jab, Knjpootana, Oudh, Bradlekund, Bengal, For further parties agaly #o . R. Chatlamat operates not Joonlly 90't but constitationally, Bumbay, and Central and Southern India. jao, at No. 31-1 Culley Persad Dutt'e strane, parifying the whole system, neutralizing all depra- MR. WILLIAM KNIGHTON, L.L.D., lato Deputy CALCUTTA. vod humours, abd etteoting a rad:cal aod complete Cominissioner in Oudh, has established thio Agen oure. The Pills should be taken as an audiary w the Oiutinent, as they are so prepared as to act in sy in England solely for the Native Nobility and FOR SALE, unisun with st, facilitating and cuntirming the Gentry of India. quuquest of the disoare, Th. Agenoy transacta excbange bnsiness ; obtaida NOTES ON THE ENTRANOE COURSE legal ad v100 from eminent barristars in London ; FOR 1869. DIPUTARRIA, VLOERATED Soxx TUKOAT AND conduote appoals of all kinds from the orders of QUINSKY. the Viceroy und Governor General as well as from The above complaints hare for twenty years been regalar judicial decisions in India, to Her Majesty's H. DATTA troatod with Hulloway's Ointraust and Pills with Privy Coudoil; effeots sales and purchases in the PART I.-PORTBY. perfoot success. The oures have been so remarkable, best markots of London and Paris ; engages ser- Prics Hypee 1. spoody, and numerous, that those often fatal dimonsen vants, engineers, tutors, school-mausters and schoolare tnoru wasily oured by thrpe zaodivinus, than even mistresses for employers in India; hires and Hts To be bad of Messrs. Thusker &piak & Co.; Menara. the common sore throat, if taken in time. op houses in London for Indian Viuitor; and D'Rozario & Co.; several Netiro Booksellers of andertakes to supervise the education of Indian Potoldangah, the Girish Vidyaratna Press, Mir- THE KIDNEYS, STOXX AND HAVEL. Students in England. In these complaints, the Ointment almost adto like a churn, providing it is very effectually rubbed Dr. Knightoa has obtained the assistance of Lapore, Caloutta ; and the Benguloo Press uver the regions of the kidneys, which it will pene- several gentlemen in India, of experience and protrate and give alınost immediate relief, while the bity; who have undertaken to correspond with FOR SALE. Hillu atrould be taken according to the printed direo- Noblemen and Gentlemen noxious to secure the tione, when the most extraordiuary oures may be servicer of tho Agency, and through whom verta. A LOTURI fuoted by this means. oalar orders oan be forwarded for compliance. Five per cent olarged upou all Commissions. BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS, BOROFULOUS SOBRA, RAMDOOLAL DEY, AND LANDOLAK SWELLINGS. 1.-LEGAL BUSINESS. In such onses tho Ointment operates surely and When legal assistance is songht in England, the Tho Bongalee Millionaire, with a rapidity thut resembles magio. It should fullest partioulars of the case should be sent, with Delivered at the Hooghly College. be rabbed into the parts affected, after they have copies of all necessary doonments. The advice of boou fomented with lukewarm water. The purify. barristers eminent in the profession will be obtained BAB:0 GRISH CHUNDER CHOSE. ing and ourutive powers of this marvellous unguent without delay, and forwarded in reply. have never failed. Any old sore, wound or uloer Appeals aro of two kinds - Brat against regular Price 12 Annas. always yields to its influence, and in cases of bud judioial decisions, and secondly, against orders of breasts, or silk fovers, its aution is wonderful. the Governor General in Council. In the latter T sont by post, postugo 1 Anna. Glandular swellingt may soon be reduced by fol- Authenticatod oopies of all jadgments, with the Messrs. 1. C. Bloke & Co., Stanhope Press, Apply to Nessrs. Thacker, Spink & Co., Juwing the printed direotions. Tux ACTION OF THE HEART. Dropar. case, must be sent with the necessary fool. The No. 172, Box-Banar Road, CALCUTTA, or Thia last named dinense in commonly preceded by second danoription of appeal is the more expensive, to the Proprietor of the BengalBE. as it involver a petition to the Queen, and the show. irregular action of the heart, and diffoult respira- 80 frum bad to worse, uglon proper means of our ſot mght be duno ;" after which tho appeal proepeda THE ONLY KNOWN PORTRAIT tion; which apptoms are always severe, and ever iug of suficient oanse to obtain the Queen's order are reported to. in Holloway's unrivalled Ointment in Council as from an ordinars judicial decision. and Pille the dropnical patiout will over and These appeals will be conduotod either on Com- PROPHET MAHOMMED. fuocour ; the present" relief derived from the use of mission, or at fixed rates. there remedies is marvellously quiok, and perseve. 2.OOMMERCIAL BUSINESS. A splendid oil-painting 43 ing. by runoe iu the steady application of this fanuous Oint- The highest price is obtained in the great mar- 38 ins. by Morris-from a miniature buch" norgy on the circulation and absorbent kets of London and Paris, for all desoriptions of brought by the traveller Burckhardt systoin, that the dropsival Huid vanishes, and the precious stones and jewellery. mutferor Hinds ull the oppressive symptoms daily It must be evident also that parohanes of every from Arabia. deoliue, till natural health returns. donoription of Karopea a maaufaoturos are most To be had at the East Indian COUT AND RIEOMATTSX judiously made in the great centres of European Agency, Eastgate House, Rochester, Maybe oured with the greatest cortainty if the Manufacturers or from the great wholesale scar London. large quantities of the Ointment be well worked houses, for Cash thus obtaining the best articles at into the complaining parts, and this perseveringly the cheapest ratenClondeller Mirror, Lustres: the Manager of the “ Bengalee,"' , For further partioulare apply to doufor homo tiine. tha akia only, it must be got into the systein. Take Enamelled and Japaned Goods, Brouxes, Statuary, Calcutta. at many Pills nightls us will aut two or three timer Paintings, 1.ampa, China and Musical Instruments during the 24 hours ; aschow the 1180 of offee, and of all kinds may be thas most advantageously ut stimulants. When these cumplaints ure leaving obtained. But besides there articles of luxury, THE INFANT TREATMENT (IN BENGALI) the system, the virulence of the ow.plaint fryo ornament or convenience, Machinery of every deso PART 1. quonty seems to increase. cription is procurable in London at the cheapest BY SHIB CRUNDER DEB INDISCRETION OF YOUTH. raton. Thus a four horse power Team Engine onu Bores, uloors, and swellingo, can with oertainty bably no city in the world in which every, adapo be obtained for loss than £100, and there is pro HRCOND EDITION. PRICE 8 ANNAS. be oured, if this Ointment bo thoroughly rubbed tation of Steara-power to all the necessities of To be had at the Sobool Book Society's Deposiall round the complaining parts twice or thrico a Bansorit Pross Depository day, keeping the covered with linon rag spread agriculture, minuug operations, and looomution is tory, Lall-Baxar ; with thu paine. 80 speedily proourable as in London, or at so Thanthadesa ; and Goopto and Brothers' Now modorata & rate. The Pills nast be taken according to the printed Indian Library, Putaldanga, Caloutta. directions. The blood being in an impuru state, Wipes are also supplied to order. perseverance is decussary. From humano enotires THE BENGALEE." letters or advice will be answered gentuitowly. 3.-EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL BUSINESS. To save carriage, the Pills and (hintinent should be obtained in the neighbourhood of the sufferer, will enable him to give valuable and efficient Dr. Knighton's long experience in Education TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. TOWN EDITION, and not froin llolloway's Establishment. assistance to Iudian students studying in Eugland, In adranou per Annum.... uot only with reference to their course of study, so ..Kr. 10 oo Both the Ointment and Pullo should be used in the as to ai thom for the sphere of lito for which they In arrear pe Month...... fullorcing (1888 ;- may be destined, but also in the oboice of efficient MorogaL EDITIOX. Vad legs Chilblaips Fistules Store thronte tutors and preceptors. Arrangements will be made, Lo advance Abnum, Bud Bruasts Chapped Qout per Bhiudiseases if desired, to meet Indian Noblemen, or Gentlemen ....... Rs. 18 10 Pontye included, Burns Hunds Glandular Seurvy on their arrival in England, and evoort them to Bunions Corus (soft). Swellings sore heads huusos properly prepared for their reception; and, la armour, per Annum 16 4 0 Bates of Moq. Cauoors Lumbago Tumours in the case of studenta, all these preliminars are quitous au Coutraoted Piles Uloers rangements will be so conduoted as to obviate or Band I'llen RATES OF ADVERTISING. aud Stift Rhoumation Wounds remove the mode of inconveuionov, uovelty, and Cup-bay Joints Soald Honda Yaws awkward uose, so frequently encountered on trat Catego-fout vlophantiasin Sore Nipplos bocorniog residents of a new country, particularly Ro. As. P. sold at the Establishment of PROPRBOR Hollo- hy Fouthern Thoraoral and intellectual improve- Per line, for lst two invertion 0 0 war, 333, Oxford Street, W, C., London, also cured for, and every endeavour made to render tirem for and three insertions hy all respectable Druggists and dealers iu Medioine Duostasful in examinations, or eficient in the boo Lepetitions... 0 2 0 throughout the civilized world, at the following of life marked out for them. gorioes.-18. fd., 2. Di., 43. Bd., 22., aud 336. vauh Pot. 4. CORRESPONDENTS OF THE AGENCY IN Contract rates may be ascertwined on appliapliun to the drunager. Thoro is a consideralo saping by taking the INDIA. Jarger sizes. N. b.-Direstions for the guidanoo of Patients in in connexion with the Agenoy in the follow- Correspondents in India have been established Printed and published by BHOOBUN MOHun opery disorder are aflixed to each Pot. ing Circles :-Caloutta, Henares, Coraok poro, GĦose for the Propriclor at the “ BENGALER" ArieNTS :- Vudhi, Cawnpore, Delhi, Rohilound, Lahoro, Kash- Messrs. Dwurkuunth Gooptu & Co. mere, Suud, Bombny, Rajpootana, Buadlekund, I'rese, Bellcore in the Suburbs of Hourak, 22 ... 0 3 0 1 ·*** THE BBWGALBE PUBLISHED ETERY SATURDAY. No 51. VOL. VII.] Caloutta Subscription, 10 Rs. yoarly in advance, and 1 Rupos monthly in arreari. Mofussil Subscription 13 Rs. 4 Annas yourly in adrance, anii 10 Rs. 4 Annas, in ar, cars. BELLOORE in Tur SUBURBS OF HOWRAH :-SatugnAY, DECEMBER 26, 1868. han w an NOTICE under the oiroumstances, unless direct complicity and nothing had been allowed to be touched can be established against them--and that will be or disturbed in the room. This had been done in The Manager of the BengALEE will feel impossible we should think." the hope of my coming to investigate the case. obliged by Subscribers bringing promptly to Our "oontemporary makes the following extraot as there was nothing dincoverable oatwardly to his notioe any irregularity in the delivery from in" artiole on " Settlement of Cases in Court" indicate the cause of deatb," I made an internal of the paper. translated from the Ukhbar Alun by the Reporter examination and found that he had died from rapto Government N. W. P. on the Vernacular Press : ture of the heart, the result of disease, almost the " The oubtom of some officers is to withhold judgment only affection, except poison, that oan cause death PRECIS OF NEWS. for a long time after deciding a suit, with the idea 30 suddenly in an apparently hoalthy person, and of writing their opinion, and those who wish for Thorp had, I believe, never complained of any ill- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19. oopies have to encounter much trouble, and some ness, and was in faot remarkably strong and active, - The Pioncor states that the Lieutenant-dotimos to travel a considerable distance to obtain though an old servant of his says that he was much but vernor of Bengal has passed some very severe, them. When they go into Court and enquire into stroager and able to do much more two years ago toisturen on the conduot of Dr., Dawhere & nativo tho state of their case from the olerks, or any other than he could since then. the Gardens, Bustal, " It is satisfactory that all uncertainty has thus offioinl, they ona in the first place obtain no answer Mr. Culpin. The floggiag avd death were duly roported tu Dr. Davidoun at the time; bantu paring a fee, and then, aftor much coaxing been removed and all doubts oleared away as to the indirment han cause of denth, popeoinlls ## there was a strong but, instead of investigating the truth or fulsehood not yet been given, Bontratto di benamin trouble has been and that he had died from poison." of the roport, he "cooluded that the story was wastod. Burdo officers delay what will there ha Maharajah of judgmont for a year or moro, and in these cases either very much exaggerated or entirely untrue," Cashmero who were charitable onough to attributo simply on the ground that he could liud no marks those who kuve to appeal suffer great loss, as until Mr. Thorp's death to poison say now? of violence on the persons of the ovolies who made judgment is given no appeal can be made. We are - Mr. A. C. E. „Carllogle, Curator, Riddell the report. oertain that the Chief Courts know nothing of all | Musoum, writes to the Delhi Gazette to say that He afterwards made some enquiries ot sho native drosser” who tarns out to have been this, otherwiso something would be done, and is the names of both the city of Agra itself, and its tailor in Mr. Colviu's employmout, and-learnt it were doue these complaints would not be neces- Rajn in the ume of Alexander, were derived from ttrat the cooly died of the joual intermitorut Sary: So longhas this laats, the publio must suffer ; ancient rites ol, Pre-worship, which still subsisted fover," and that there were no roarks of beating and those who are innocent, but by the first fear in India at thnt period, and for some time after ur ill-udage, only a slight rafiking of the skintures of a case are placed in confinement, are the wards; a fact proved hy the well known freqnent on the bipe." Having done so much, Dr. Davidson Fiotims of tyranny, becaune many orimionls are ocourrence of iqni-colixt sobols on many of the considered that he had performed bis duts. llis reluased.on appeal and their fines remitted." Bo-called Indo-Boythio coins, long anteocdent to the Uvwsoionoo was not difficult to satisfy. Indeod, We are glad to lenrn from the Indian Daily Indo-Sassaniun series which bear the pre-alta, ou he seemed more than half willing to beliopo that News that His Highness Prinoe Gholam Mahomed their reverse, so familiar to ludian numismatologists. 110 Hugging had taken pluog at all. For the suke of Russapuglah has set apart the princely sum of - By order of the High Currt the Registrar, of the English game and justice, not to speak of Rs. 1,65,001 (one lakh and sixty-five thousand) for Mr. F. B. Pencook, has lasted the following Nuthe distales of humanity, our contemporary trusts the charitable purposes in Mysore, the country of his tification :-The 10th December 1868. No. 3314. words of the Lieutenant-Governor will not be lost, or birth. With tho sapotion of lfis Excellencg the It is horeby notified that the High Court will noovon forgotten :-"Mr. Grey would have expected Viveros, the Commissionor of Mysore, for the time minate to the offiou of Mounsi4 nono but those who that sell-ioterest ulone, in the absence of higher mom beings, has been made trusteo of the ohnrits; and have obtained the degree of Batchelor of Law, or tives, would have influenced employers of labour the interest, Rs. 350 monthly, is to be distributed who havo passed the Senior Grade Pleadership in the toa distriots to put a determined stop to ill- in perpetuity, to one huodred Mussulmana, bity Examination, or who have passed some other extreatment of their laboarers by their Assistants; Christiune, and twenty Brahmins, in sumn of throe amination in law equivalent to that required frora but do is forood to say that the indifference sbewa rupees each person. The surplus, forty rupees, is a candidalo for suol Bunior Ornde Plondership, hy Dr. Davidson in this case, after he had received intended to cover contingont expenses. The pro- and oun satısly thu Court that they have receiva information which should have aroused his sus- visious of this oharity are admirablo in themselves. Sed a liberal edaontion, uud are of good moral picions, in caloulated to shake public contidence " It seerar," says a contemporary, extromely charactor. us to the genuine earnestness of omployers in doubtful if Lord Mayo will tako ap the Governor - A new doney (Order Oline hins recently been discountenanc'ug ill-treatment of their labourers." Gongrulship undor the ciroumstances reported by opened at Cox's Bazaar, a Sub Division 2u Culvia has just beon convicted by the Caloutta telograin in our issue of Saturday." His Lordship Chittagong. lligh Court on the minor charge of striking and in any cane will, the Bangalore Haruld hears, be the - Mujor (enoral the lon'ble Sir H. M. Durand causing hurt, and aegatenoed to twelve months' guest of Lord Nupier at Quinds Park during Christ-las returned to India. rigorous in prisonment. mos week. Tho Herald understands that the Cum. Tha Tin now Times mentions that the l'apers According to the Delhi Gazette complainte missioner of Mysore and other magnates have been of the North Western Provinors are extolling the about the mode in which the nu-called capreos invited to Quinds to meet Iord nod Lady Mngo., liberality of the Native Princes on account of their trains are managed are udivorral. The express "If Lord Mago, imitating the chief of his parts, abolishing the transit duties, with a sinw towards Is rather slower than the old train and alipost feels it due to honor and policy to resign,' India Roftening what would otherw19a be felt a 11,30-19 always behind timo. will love the services of an honest, hearty, Irish impost by the people of that country, An iſ to ensure uopunctuality and a slow spred, gentleman, who doubtless would have done his duty in administrual QoNOarsion which number of goods wagons" are attached to well and ably, and made a reputation for himsele priry cannot bal hrghly approve of, and it is a each passengur train. Tho idva of wonding "goods as n statesman. We have heard it whispered that measuru whiclı should in his opinion sovoke the opprowagone" by express is thoroughly Indian. Ia Madrne is likely to lose her Goveroor, who will sal of the Goverument. Now it in a question o de England it is generally considered very unsafe to proceed to tako up the Governor-Generalship in wate, to spronk in parlinnuntary pardon, the the couple goods wagons with passenger carriages. January." Government of this l'rovince does not mbulishi tho Ia poticitg the sudden death of Mr. Robert MONDAY, DECEMBER 21: transit dury on grain entrang th14 o'tt. Ti e procent Thorp at Srinugger, the above journal recarks :- With reſeronoo to the death of Mr. Thorp system logie an embargo on the 11portation of " It war rash, to say the least of it, to refusa obe- Dr. Casley wrote from Srinuggur on the 28th grain, which results in an mwegharge of supply dienos to the rules laid down by our Government; Ultimo to the following effeot :-"I renched alleeting the gastronomical predilertione of the and we much doubt whether tho authorities of Brinuggur this morning, and found that the people. The Government lire already dono apny the Maharnjah bimsell can be held responsible' budy had been left cxactly as whou tirst found with the Octroi Tax, and while the present impost . l'hi. 14 wir couteinn ·402 THE BENGALEE. (DECEMBER 26, 1868. potices exints, thuso who have large granaries decline to beat, and imprison the plaintif, at his own honse The Insurgents wish to anpitalate. Toeet the woots of the people, beonung their Trade in the Parish of Vore in the country of Middlesex, London, December 146, Morning. The latest telegraphio advioes toubived from Bonin in grujn is nuddled with responsibilities which they in the island of Junnion, within Her Mnjesty's dohave neither the desiro por the monetary ability wigious. There was a further chargo of assault atate that the fusurgents at Cadis baro surrendered to undertake." and fulsa imprisonment; that on the 25th of 00- to the troops. It is a curious sign of the firs,' says the tober, the defendant caused the plaiutiff, handouffed The following further appointments have boca Times of India, that his Guy the Daku of Argell, and bound, to be taken a distanoo of thirty miles made in the new Ministry :-- 'the new Minister for Indiu, has a son serving as an to the Court House in Spanish Town ; that he was Mr. Forster to be Secretary for Eduontion. Assistant in the grout China house of Jardine Ma afterwards so conveyed a further distance of twenty Mr. Olway to bo Uuder Secretary of State for thipaon & Co, Sir John longrende also, the Go miles to Up Park Canap, in the l'arish of St. Foreign Affairs. vernor Generul of India, hus a son giving in the Andrew; and that he was plnood on board the Lord Northbrook to be Under-Seoretary of State enme way in Mossrs. Sinith, Fleming & Cuir oflice Wolverine and convoyed in shaokles to Morant Bng ; for War. (W. Niool & Co.) in London. This must be vory that or the 4th November, at Morant Buy, the de Mr. Bhaw-Lefevre to be Under-Secretary Board terrible in the hyes of the old oountry families' fendant did Arthor assault, beat and imprison the of l'rade. 'oť England, but it woeins to our contemporary pluiutiff, and caused him to be bound with ropes, Mr. Arthur Wellesley Peel to be Under-Secretary "exceeding healthy and wise. The truth is the old and whilst so bound, to be ornelly Hogged, benten, of the Poor Law Board. country' is being somewhnt Americanized, and for wounded, and tortured, by which he suffered griev. Bir Coleman O'Loghlen to be Judge-Adrooate. ournelvet, wo look upon the proocus with a good musly iu body and miod, and beonmo siok and dis- Lord Fay, Marshall(P) deal of belief in it." nbled, and remnined so for a long timo. The plain The death of Ross is announced. The Delhi (Jazelle states that it is understood tiff claims £10,000 damages. Mr. Eyre pleaded L.ord Stanley has written to Mr. Raagam Andornoat lozhore that Mr. I). Cunningham, the Govera first, the aot of 'indemnity passed by the Jamaioa ing a grant from Government of £5,000 for him. ment Advoontr, ja to succeed Mr. Boulnois on the House of Assembly after the rebellion had been sell, and £2,000 each for Dr. Blano and Lieutenant bench of the Chief Court during the temporary ab. arrested, with reference to all acts done by him or Prideaux, as oumpensation for their sufferings during Bonod of the Intter on sooount of his health, as no by his direotion in the distriola not proclaimed, their captivity in Abyssinin. one in Caloutta oould be induned to tnke the offici. As well as those that were proolained to be under WEDNESDAY, DECEMRER 23. ating appoiutinent for the short form Mr. Boulgois martial law. He further pleaded that the mea. The Athoncum remarks that the past summor will bo away. Burcs used in the suppression of the said rebellion will long bo remembered among meteorologiata na - A opreespondent writing to the above paper were reasonable and in good faith, considered by ono of extraordinary contrasts. While England from Kawul Piaden on the 10th instaat saya, " Rain him to be proper, for the purpose of pntting an and the greater part of the Continent of Europe thegan to fall gently Inst night and still continues ond to the said rebellion, and were matters and were soorohed to the colour of brown paper and nt intervals, while heavy clouds appear to promise things bona file done in order to pnt an end to suffering from drought, India was deluged with + downpour which will, I trust, be in time to the said rebellion, and were inoluded in the ja rain. In Bengal 78 inches of raio fell in nine avert threatened famine. We had a riunrt shook of demnity given by the said aot. After the one mouthe, being 11 inchos more than the nnnual earthquake this morning, at twenty-five minutes past had been argaed at grent length on both sides, the average. To the corresponding period of 1867 tae midnight. It was severe enough to awaken must Court intimated that it would take time to consider fall was 63 inches. Other parts of India anffered. people, but the vibration did not appear to last 80 ita judgment. la (uzerat, Ahmedabad, und Burat, thousands long as during our last two earthquakes. The A noording to thn Lucknorr Times it is on the sof Woudia were wished away, and rioo crops rotted denrth of forage here is becoming a very sorious tapis that the territorial limits of Oude are to one after anothor. No wonder that the different anniter." be extended, and that it is to be onnverted into a parties who observed, or tried to observe, the eclipue Amongnt the onlls to the bar in England the Lieutenant-Governorship by detnching from the complain of bad woather and imperſeot observa- Englahman the names of two gentleinen North-West Prorinoes some of the distriots on its tions. And in southern Europe the rainfall was wlinse futher are well known in this country. One boundars. If this report prova onrredo Mr. Davies exoensive. Parts of Italy were so drenohed that in that of Mr. Hugh M. Roberts of Cambridge, son will be our first Lieutenant-Governor, and the prayers for fair weather ware offered in the ohur- & Mr. Roberts the Auditor of the East Indinn map which now shows the territorial portions of chen; and, by rucent Accounts, our contemporary Railway Company, the other, that of Mr. Aviet the North-West as distinotive froin those of Onde loarns that Parma has been partially destroyed by Agnbeg, son of Mr. Joseph Agabeg. will necessarily be re-oant, and this Province will floode. Railways are broken by great gaps ; and so The same journal is told on very good anthor- then Agure as the gorgeous Boobah of Oudh, rning is it at Como that the Eto press of Russia and ity that the Seoretary of State has manotioned a the wealth and grandeur of whioh, was in every other visitors to the shores of the famous lake find proporal of the Vioprog hy which the Government month and on the tip of every tongue, when Kings mora agreoablo quarters in Milan. This, agrin, is of India will undertake the defence of the notions Raghoo and Dusruth reigned successively in dnya in striking contrast with the delightful “ Indian brought by Mr. Cunnins;ham against the Comtaand- of sore. Mr. Davier, our Chief Commissioner, summor" weather which now prevails in England. er-in-Chief and the members of the Cuoningham and Maharajnh Bir Mann Bingh, X. C. 8. 1., will We find the following in the same paper :-- Court-Martiul. proceed to Caloutta with the viow of noting in "A periodioal objects to the famous lines- TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22. Cunjanotion to settle this, as well as some Talook II, who's convinced against his will Is of the same opinion still- - The Indian Daily Newa has received a tele. dnren qnestione. It is likewise reportrd that tive gram from Bombny, Announoing the arrivul of Extra Civil Judgeships are to be improvised, and When those lines were made, to conta Eurl Mayo, nt 9-24 of the 19th instant. that only native gentlemon who have received an rince a person had the etymologioal sense; it meant The following extrnot from a letter written by English eduontion and diplomas certifying their to reduce him to silence in argument, not to satisfy the Duke of Argyll to a friend in England in. taken legal qualitioations will be nominated to those his mind. Passages froin St. Paul are, Whioh from the Times of Indin :-“ As regards the past posts. We also hear that oertain native gentlemen of you convinceth me of sin » " And are con- I udhere to my dofonoe of the aunexation of Oudh. are to be appointed Honorary Magistrates. vinced of the law as transgressors." The Star It was the act of the Iroperial Cabinot, and Lord - The dailies publish the following telegrams: Chainber fined a man honvily because he would not Dalhousio had no oxolusive and indeed no special London, Decomber 10th, Morning. rotraot when hw was convinced : evon that tribunal responsibility, more than the many Governors The following additions have been made to the did not undertake to deoide the state of a culprit's General who had threatened it for many years ; I Ministerial list: mind; it meant that he was silensed in argument. nover gave a politionl vote of which I wis more The Right Hon. Edward Cardwell to be Seoretary Tho phrases of logio undergo all kinds of changes. Batisti-d, or which I look back upon with more of State for War, and Messrs. Glya and Ayrton I assure you" now means ont positively afirma," opinplete satisfuction. The future is a very diffor- to be Joint Under Seorolorier. not, as formerly, “I muko you sure." A mau vnt thing. We have now annexed all that Imperial Mr. James Stansfeld to be third Lord of the ought tu sily " Let me Assare you." polios required 118 to annex, and I should be re-Treneurg. tot Our Lundon' contemporary reanrds the death jviord to wro all the remaining Natire States governa Mr. Qrant Duff is to be Under Seoretary of State of another eminent Dutohman. While sittiog in jug well, nud not even requiring that interference for Indin. hue reading-club on the 21st October last, Mr. which eren you nprrore of in extreme cases, but Mr. Knntohbull Hugessen is to be Uuder Seore- Martinus.des Amorie van der Hoeven, Professor of which is quite as incompatible with the dootriaca tary of State for the Home Department. law at the Athenaeum, Amsterdam, was auddenly of international Inw as annexation itself. I en. The Right [Ton'ble William Monsell is to be seized by hemoptysis, and died a fow moments tirely approve of the experiment made in the My. Under-Sooretary of Stato for the Colonies. afterwards. He was born at Rotterdam in 1824, Hurn ongo, which howover had many peouliarities Purlinment wns oponed yesterday. and was a man of extraordinary learning, Hardwhich separated it from any other." The Right Hon'ble Joun Evelya Denison has been ly anything written exists by his hand. He took The troublus of ex-Governor Eyre would seem re-elected Speaker. uo moter. All he wanted to remembeo was looked to 1ms not even get nt nn end, as to learn from Her Mnjesty's Speeol will be delivered on Taos- up in his prodigious memory. He read books as Reuter's Indian Express, the caso of Phillip rs. day, the 15th instant. funt an he could, and the number of volumes Icyre, in which £10,00) dumnges are cluimed, lately The latest telegraphio advioen received from swallowed during his lifetime must be something oaine before the Court of Coinmon Pleas on cross Spain state that an armistice of forty-eight hours tremendous. demurrers. The dealnrntion mtntod that the de has been granted to the Republioane At Cadiz to - The Jubbulpore Chronicle is glad to record. fendant did, ou the 20th October, 1465, assult, allow them to burs their dend. that Jubbulpore was favoured with smart slower & nonsense.

·408 DECEMBER 26, 1888.) THE BBXGA LEE. BENGALEE. of main on the night of the poth Tentant whilol gali published here: Hy hom ble oollongos ha Major Erans Bell is the appointment of lasted for aboat three hout, entered no fally into the common wand exchanstand the deserving natives to seats in the Executive The name paper to informed that a Napankumo argumento la mapport of the low Whiola be hon Councils of the looal Governments. Lebauny, atended by a pumorow suite, arriand take that it is anngoenang Hor the to do more than The mention of the two instances was t. Patan ou Baturday the 13th instant, en route to to my tant I concar fa the reasons which bolno Calore, whicher they are going by train, 'to given la support of the copolason at whiake her hus any thing but mykepable to a portion of soce that compliminato and bid farewell on below arsimiad; end it ie extremely satisfactory to fad the audience. Sir Henry Ricketts, who of the Nopeaines Government to the departames that it has satiroty ia concurrence with the view was for some time a member of the .Su- Vleroy. General Dhur Sam Shere Sang Buhadoor, taken in the judgment of the Privy Council." preine Couaçil of India, construed one of the head of the Embamay, and is accompanied -The Lucknow Timae remarks that several these instances into a severe attack upon by woveral ol the song and nephews of the prilagodinstalons have been of lato brought to notice tho Sir Bartle Frøre, and, unwilling as he is Kinister of Nepal. From Calontta, the Embay raw hides and buffalo horns brought in from the will proceed Delhi, visiting several interior, and sold to wholesale dealery at Luok to see the public proceedings of his brother stations of note on the line, and thence return to now, for the Caloutta and English Markets are officers commented upon in public meetings Nepaul. subjected to the strof duty. The recent G. O. G. G. he moved that the paper be pot printed. - The Englishman statou that Mr. R. B. Olay sarely does not contemplato a tax upon this staplo Fortunately however for the patives of Inman in to omoiate for Mr. E. A. Lushington 20 more than it does on cotton, ti, to trust din, the motion of Sir Henry Ricketts was Finanolal Secretary. Mr. Chapman is a very from one station to another. not oarried out. But there appears to exman. But the question is whether he should -A Correspondent of the Times of India staten ist a great misunderstanding as to the propotuedo omaials like tbe Hon'ble A. Eden that the private guino, since 1848, of the late Baron others who are no loss able. Jemen Rothoobild of Paris, saine, that is, in which priety of introdwoing individual cases of griey- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24. the firm has had no sbare, aggregated the enormous anges in a paper discussing general principles. - We learn from the Delhi Garotto that a probin lo reference to this point the Association mum of 227,000,000 of frados, lio mostiag was to bave been hold on Tuesday lent ought to remember that the papers read at its at one o'olook, at the oftioe of the Agra Mudiolpal NOTICE. meetings are intended for the British publia Commissioners, for the purpose of considering the measures that should be taken to instituto measures All communications by post to be whose knowledge of Indian affairs must of relief for the distress that is now rapidly in- addressed to the Editor of the necessarily be very limited, and unless quostions of a general nature are illustrated by creasing Bengalee, CALCUTTA. Communications from Cal- appropriate particular instances-especially for 1867 that the Juugen. Baranpart from the Report on the Administra. cha N. W. Provinoso cutta correspondents to be addressed when suela questions involve the redressing report, that many prisoners, whor on trier romain for the care of the Proprietor of the of grievances--it will be next to impossible lifo, are undelended by counsel, and have no meado pore Road, Gurrannattaa 968. Chit. of obtaining assistance. He was informed that in la campaka tham generally intelligible. Tha publieke action contre le moments England the Judge amigas counsel to prisoners aohan mban they serve to illustrate tho mannor in which orised of capital offences who bave not the neces- THE goneral principles are applied to particular sary funds to remunerato counnel and that it is a point of honour with the assigaed to defend the casos, are as much important to a political prisoner without rondooration. Thoro noems ao association, as the minutes treating of tha reason why the practice should not be introduced, general principles, care being taken that no into the Courts of the Bensions Jadges where gopurfaots or figures are brought forward, which ally qualified ploaders are in attendance. If we SATURDAY, 26TH DECEMBER 1868. cannot be borne out by official records. are rightly informed soporal Pleaders defend poor prisoners in this part of the country. Amongst all the members present the EMPLOYMENT OF NATIVES IN OF. - The Mofussilite understands that gold has paper of Major Evans Bell seems to bava FICES OF TRUST. buen found to exist in considerable quantities bobeen most offensive to Mr. Chisholm Apstween Umballa and Kalka. In one of the mountain The paper of Major Evans Bell on " the tey of Bombay notoriety, who could not streams in the neighbourhood of Patseala, a number claims of the natives of India to a sharo quite preserve his tempor in making comof persons gain their living without much difoulty in the Exoontive Government of their coun- ments upon the paper, but who, in reby " Washing" for the precious metal, and this fact try" read at the East India Association, ference to the unequal treatment of indihas been known for some time although no further and the rather warm discussion which it viduals by high officials, confessed that it steps have been taken to turn the valuable inled to, deserve a close attention. formation to account. It appoars to have been suth- They " has characterized the history of our Incient to know thet auriferous deposite existed, but disclose facts, which must have startled the dian Administration throughout the last nobody had suficient energy, or oariosity, to trace British public, anxious to do justice to In. century, more or less," that “it has them to their source; although specimens found dia; and yet those facts have been derived, also charactorized our colonial administrain the locality above alluded to were exhibited at not from private souroes, the accuraoy of tion in every part of the globe," and that Lahore on the occasion of the Punjab Exhibition which might be questioaed, but from official “our imperial administration is not in that three or four years ago. A company has been records. More than twelve years ago, Colo- respect free from reproacb." Here is a formed for the purpose of working the mines near Subathoo. nel Low bad the courage to point out that confossion most damning to the British FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26. the one great tendenoy of the British rule Government- oonfession which is unfor- - In oonourring in the opinion of the Hon'ble in India was to create highly paid appoint- tunately borne out by the history of tho Justice Dwarkanatb Mitter that in the absence of ments for Europeans, to the detriment of British nation. The only effectual remedy nearer relativos, a man may be beir to bio mother's the olass of Natives who fitted thenselves for for this evil, is education--the creatiou brother as regards property subject to the Mitak- Government shary the learded Chief Justice remarks :-" l'ho service. Major Evans Bell of au ovlighteuod public opinion, before question has substantially been decided by the Pring points out the existence of the same tenden- whose tribunal all public men should Counoil (17th July 1888) in the case of Gridharee cy at the present time, and attributes it be made to tremble. But such a publio Lall Roy against the Government of Bengal, in to the fact that the English authorities, opinion cannot exist, as long as the codo which it was hold that the maternal unole of the bigh and low, perform the duties under the of morality taught at school, is not praofather of the deceased was not excluded from the control and supervision of no effective pub- tically carried out by our public men, as olass of Bundbus capable of inberiting, and that lic opinion.” To the same canse, he traces long as the iolucuce of men like Mill and the text contaiued iu Article 1, Seotion 6, Chapter Il of the Mitakahdra does not purport to be au ex- the unequal treatment of Europeans and Bentham, fails to exercise control haustive enumeration of all Bundhus who are Natives, whether as respects their appoint their acts. capable of ioheriting, and that it is not olted as ments in the service, their promotion, or the such or for that purpose by the author of the Mitak. settlement of their diffəronces with the heads CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. abara. of their Departments. Ho further illustrates “ The judgment of Mr. Justioe Drvarkanath The excellent treatment which the lower Mitter, whiob he has just read, and in which he the last point by a reference to two very clear. orders of animals receive at the hands of has displayed great learning, ability, and research, acteristic instances, in one of which unfor- the Iindus is proverbial. Tho Shasters in. was written before the decision of the Privy Cuunoil tunately Sir Bartle Frere had to play an culcate humanity to all domestic quadrupeds of Wridharoo Lall tersus The Government of Ben- important- part. The remody proposed by 'and birds and the adoration of many of over -000 ·( engas, an unrensonable, unfitting, and most tioners bave been informed that about 27 section of our landed aristocroy. It is not 404 THE BENGALEE. (DECEMBER 26, 1888. them. The feeling for the dumb brutes appear to be more numerous in the hot wen- enving the poor brutos from such a desting? that is in every Jindu being of tho intongest ther than at other SOHRONS ; and that the We pause for a reply. kind, any measure that has for its object amount of burther in a large number, if the suppression of cruelty to them cannot fail not the majority of cases, raries from 20 to TII LAVRENCE MEMORIAL. to win his approval. But if is apparently 25 mauods, or nearly one ton in weight. A Committee has been formed at Culoutta her rowedy worse than the diseasr, it is his " That from the consideratiun of these for the purpose of raising by public subsduty in object to it. It is for this reason facts, and tho disparity in point of oumber cription & fund for the erection of a statue that we are upposed to tbo passing of the betweeu tbe convictions in Calcutta, and in of Sir John Lawrence “commemorative of Bill for the prevention of cruillý to An:- the great Metropolis of England, for which his long, varied, and distinguished carcot inals now under the consideration of the any assumed greater cruelty here, or hu. in India." The Committee has our hearti. Bengal Lngislntivo Council. The proposed manity thrre, is insufficient to account, the cst sympathy. We have a higher opinion Act in nothing more or less than unneces- convictier was irresistible, that to the excess of the administration of Sir John Lawrenos Bary legislation wnich has very justly been of burthen, in 80 severe a climate, and with than of that of any of his predecessors exonlled tyranny. 80 barbarous a mode of draught, must be cept Lord Canding and Lord William Benenormous tinck. It would be wrong not to commo- The Committeo of the Society for the attributed the existence and Prevention of Cruelty to Animale Intely number of frightful wounds on the necko morate his great services in some way. prisonted prtition to the Lieutenant Go of the cattle. I!, as we maintain, it be the duty of Go- "That the legitimate remedy for this evil vernors to aim at the good of the majority vernor of Bengal in Council praying that the Bill in question bo pausod. The peti- lies in the reduction of burthen to some of the governed rather than at that of a tioners say :-" That this Bill had its origin amount which common experience has shewn small section of thein, Sir John understood in the careful enquiry of a Sub-Committee of to be, and ordinary observations can testify the duties and responsibilities of a ruler this Socirty on the subject of over-wurthening to, as reasonable ; and to attain this ond, better than most of the Governors General .cnttlo; and that tho result of that onquiry it was resolved to appeal to the Legislature. who preceded him. WAS the Assurance that the load iinposed “That the measure thus proposed is nei. We stated tho other day what has mado on draughit-bullooke was, in the majority of ther impracticable nor now, Your poti. Sir John Lawrence unpopular with a certain erael barshen, beyond their strength, de- years ago Mr. Blacquiere, thon Magistrate quite so easy to understand why he is out trimental to their condition, and productive of Caloutte, issued 40 order which was liked by many of his own countrymen. of those extensive and oruel wounds so long placardod about the city, limiting the Ilis manners may partly be in fault. Wiland commonly seen under the soko." Do weight of bullock burthen to 16 maunds liam the Third was a much better sovereign bullooks placed undor the yoke of a cartThis order remained in foroc during Mr. than Charles the Second, yet among the hoavily laden really feel themselves un- Blacquiere's tenure of office, worked well, liberty-loving people of England Willinm as evidenced by the decrease of wounds on was the most unpopular of rulers because omfortable ? It they un, it is natural to the bullooks, and fell into disuse only on Mr. his manners wero repulsive, whilst Charles expeot that they should offer resistanoc, lic down and go to sleep under their loads Blacquiere's retiroment from office two years the Second who did not care a rush for tho in spite of all attempts to rouse them. But afterwards." rights of his people was decidedly tho most We find tha: aattle dragging heavily through The Society scem to be of opinion that the popular of men because he had a kind word the roads do not give vont to even a grunt or origin of gallod necks is “oxargs of burden." and a gracious nod for every body. But a gruinble. They coully trudgo on and lighten This however is not correct. Had the order of tho chief causo of Sir John's unpopularity their labor by avniling themselves of the first Mr. Blnequiere worked well, it would not have with ocrtnin classes of Englishmen is essenfavorable opportunity of snatching a sheaf been allowed to fall into disuso by þis suc- tially the same as what has made him an of straw or hay from carts in their front. ccesors. We think tho root of the disease lies eyesore to native aristocrats. Were they renlly the tortured animals they in the model roads and streets of Calcutta. The whole framework of English society nro roprosented to be nnd were they in much These, espocially in the Northern Division, are is aristocratic. “ If the object of Governpain, the ngreeablo business of mastication still in auch n disgraceful state that even horse ment," says Kay (Swoiul Condition and Educould cover go on. This is a proof that carringes with their light passenger-loads cation of the Pooplo vol. I)" is to creato arrters do not as A rulo overload their cannot pull through theon. We have often an enormously wealthy class and to raiso honsta. Solf-interest provents them from said that as long as the bullocks shall have to the highest point the civilization of abont 80 doing. The potitioners state that tho to effect their up-hill and down-dale evo- one-fifth of the nation while it leavos nenrly enquirios they have mado show that the lutions through the pleasant thoroughfares throe-fifths of the nation sunk in the lowest excess of burthen, wns, on the part of the of the Town and its Suburbs, so long must depths of igņorance, hopelessness, and owners and drivers of the oattle, “ involun- their necks be full of wounds. The Society degradation, then the system hitherto pura tary, and forgeil upon them by the Godown ought therefore to agitato without" delay sued in Great Britain is perfect.” The Eng- Sironre and others who hired them." Wo for the proper metalling of roads and lish law of Real Property with its primoonnnot understand how this could be re- stroots. genituro, entails, loog settlements and toobni. molliod by the Bill, should it become law. Supposing the Society under the provi. calities which none but a lawyor can under- Carters who would not carry in their sions of the Bill, if pangod into law, suc- stand has tended vory much to depress the hnchorios weight to the extent dosired by ceed in preventing carters from driving bul mass of the people in the social saalo. Tho tho Sironrs woull he losers, while their accom- locks with galled necks, we should like to effect of this state of the law according % modating fellows would reap the largest by know what would be the fate of these crea- the same distinguished sociological writer has giving donocurs tn Polioomen who are in tures. There is no institution in Calcutta been gradually " to accumulato the land in the majority of inatanong the friends of for maimod and mutilated animuls and un- tho hands of fewer and still fewor proprierogues and the perecutors of honcst persons. fortunately the number of beef entors is tors; of retaining the same estate for yours It is urgel that "from the institution of this now-a-days so large that no bullocks will and often for generations in the hands of enquiry, until the present time, the experi. be allowed to chew the straw of idlenoss. the same family; of deprivinz the shopenoo of this Suciety has shown, notwithstand. They will sureiy. he given up to the keepers, farmers, and peasants of any ohanco ing the incronse of agency, as well ns an in. butchers; and people will bave good rea in general of purchasing lands; of procronso in the amount and number of the son to say that becauso more beef is gressively increasing the size and lessening fines imprgcil, that during the space of six required than the slaughter-houses can fur- the number of the farms and thus of dom Fenrs, out of above fire thousand convictions nish, tho sentimentality absut galled necks priving the peasants more overy year of any for cruelty to animals, upwards of three is merrly in rsruso for throwing n further chancu of cven renting a farin." Wo could thousand have been in anges of bullock supply into the butcheries. What steps do cite a host of authorities to illustrate the Wounded under the yoke; thint these cases the lovingne society propose to alıpt for uligarchical spirit which pervades the whulo ·DECEMBER 26, 1888.] THE BENGALEE. 408 PROM were firod. -000- -000 structure of Eaglish society. We will con Lieut. Colonel Thomas Rattray--Bongal and the Commander-in-Chief, and of His Honor the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal tent ourselves with one more citation. "Not- Staff Corps. in aid of all the obarities of Caloutta. withstanding the wealth of the Anglo Major General Frederick Congors Coto Baxon, no nation presents such a maga of ton-Madras Army. W* LEARN A Telegram dated, squnlid, poverty and wretchedness, rendering Pundit Munphool-Panjab Commission. Bombay, the 20th lastant that the Earl it doubtful whether such a form of civili Colonel Craven Hildesley Diokons--Royal and Couting of Mayo and Lord Napier xation be a blowing or a curge to bumanity." (late Bongal) Artillery. accompauiedo: Sir Seymour Fitzgerald landed at 8 o'clook.' They wero received -(Dr. Kaox the Anglo-Saxon Race Mr. John H. Oilver-Punjab Commission. on the landing stairs of the dockyard by the P. 57) Lieutenant Colonel Lewis Pelly-Bombay Chief Military and Civil officers in Bombay, Englishmen who have boon taught from Staff Corps. with every mark of honour. A largo their infancy that the English law of Real Sahib Khan Tawannah, Khan Bahadoor number of people were present in the Dockyard, whero grand preparations woro made. Property is the perfection of roason" (it -Punjab. The proceedings passed off very quieta would be better to call it the porfeotion of Oolonel Arthur Broomo Royal (late 1y, owing to the day being Sunday. Tha absurdity) and believe that their aristooratio Bengal) Artillery. ships in the harbour were dressed, the Gosociety is the best and happiest in the world, Mr. Jolin Clark Marshman. verament vessels manned yards, and salutes bring with them their Aristocratio prejudices Surgeon Juseplı Fayror-Bengal Medi- Tbo Military display was not so extonsive to India and are natural angry with Sir oal Department. as at first intended. The Earl and Coun- John Lawrence because his whole adminis Gholam Tussun Khan Nawab--Punjab. tess of Mayo proceeded in a carriage and tration has been an emphatio protest against Lieutenant-Colonel James Burnes Dun four to Parell, after which Lord Napier left amid loud cheering. the oligarchical spirit which pampera the sterville-Bombay Staff Corpe. It is stated that the Foroze leaves for upper ten thousnnd at the expense of mil Lieutenant-Colonel Octavious Edward Ro. Madras in a few days wbither the Earl of lions. It is only in this way that we can thney-Bengal Staff Corps. Mayo proceeds overland. explain the backwardness of certain classes Major Frederick Richard Pollock-Bengal LETTERS FROM THE Punjab inform the of Englishmon in doing honor to Sir John, Staff Corps. Englishnin that Mr. Alexander Grant, and the fact of the Indian Public Opinion Wo cannot really account for the absenco Superinteurling Engineer of the Labore aud. espousing the cause of the Punjab Talookdar in the above list of tho namo of the pre- Peshawur Railway, with a small staff of against the Punjab ryot and sensuring the sent bead of the Sobha Bazar Rajahs' Assistants, had arrived. Mr. Graut will su- Governor-General. We have been asked family--Rajah Kali Krishna Bahadoor. perviso the section from Lahore to Goojranwalla. Mr. Lee Smith, the Chief Ingi- "What has Sir Lahn done for the lower Perhaps tho worthy Rajah will at onco get necr, is expeoted to reach Lahore early next classes ?” He planned great things; and it a Knight Commandership like his late month with a number of European subormust be admitted that bis success has been lamented cousin, Rajah Sir Radhakant Deb. On his arrival, tho first sod will be out and dinates whom ho has cngaged in England. very partial in carrying out his plans. This the work pushed on with the utmost energy, is not the place for discussing all that he has THE GOVERNMENT Examiners have fixed under tho gonoral direction of Colonel done and all that he meant to do for the the following dates for the next, examina- Goverument. Drummond, the Consulting Engineer ta great body of the people. The oligarohical tion of persons desirous of being enrolled element both in bis own Council and in the as Ploadors and Mooktyars in the Mofussil OUR READERS WILL be ablo to forni somo ontside public was too strong to suffer him Courts subordinato to the High Court of idea of the way in which Sir John Lawrenco to do much. The abuses which were heaped Judionture at Fort William in Bengal :-- will be received in England from the followon his head for his noblo efforts on behalf ing which has appeared in the London Daily of the peasanty of Oudo and the Punjab For Mooktyars. Thursday and Friday, Nove : " When Sir John Lawrence wns appointaro a fuir specimen of the treatment which 11th and 12th February next. For Senior Grade Pleaders. Monday and dissentient voice,' there was a goneral exed Goveruor General of Indin, 'without a his philanthropio statesmanship has mot olamation that ho must be made & Peer. with. It is not for those whose opposition Tuesday, 15th and 16th February next. For Junior Grade Plenders. Monday Wo ventured to differ ou that occasion, from lod to his failure to taunt him with that fuilure. It is far better to fail like Sir John and Tuesday 22nd and 23rd February many of our contemporaries, who seemed to think that even an Indian statesman and next. Lawrence in trying to cmancipate millions Administrator of the most indisputablo qualifications oould not adequately sustain the hontato very little removed from gorf- WE DES to acknowledge with thanks the oursand respectability of tho vice-royalty withdom than to suoceod like Lord Cornwallis in out being a littlo higher than a baronur. Wa raising up a pampored aristocracy who geck recoipt of the October number of Dr. took the liberty to doubt then, and we taka Mohendro Loll Sircar's Journal of Modicine the liberty to doubt still, whether the title to fasten thoir chains tighter. If the and of the Annual Report of the Operations of a British peer, imposing as it undoubt- Lawrence Memorial Committee seek an inof the Post Office of India for the year cdly is in tho British Islund, has so marscription for Sir John's statue, nono more vellous an influence upon the imaginations 1807-68. filting can be suggested than the following of her Blajesty's Indian subjects as to add power and lustre in their eyes to tlo namo simple one :- of Lawrence. And we never wero guilty "SIR JOUN LAWRENCE, THE INDUN RY- BABOO Cunver Mohun Chatterjee, the of the ungraciousness of supposing that the OTS' FRIEND." District Rogistrar of Caloutta, has been appointment of n simple bnronet to tho appointed a Member of the Bengal Legis highest office in the gift of any sovereign lative Council. on carth, was a precedent more important NEW COMPANIONS OF THE STAR far than the anticipation by a few years of OF INDIA. the titular honours which could not fail Information has been receivod hy telogram Tue CUTTACK Division is to be onlled the to crown & grand career. Sir John is now on the point of coming home, and by-thethat the gentlemon named below have been rissia Division from the 1st. Proximo. bgr, a rrady-made poer is his successor. appointed by Ier Majesty the Queen, may now, without any incons stency, vory Companions of the Most Exalted Order of WE ART GLAD to learn from the last cordially coho the assurance of the liriend of tho Star of India (C. $. I.) - Calcutta Gusette that Mr. Miller has been Indir, that the bestowal of a peernge oil John Lawrence is a matter of course.' liew Mr. Robert Henry Davies--Bengal Civil confirmed in the appointment of Magistrato Englishmen have done mure to descrvo such Servico. of Police for the Nortbern Division of Cal. an acknowledgment of splendid serviers, and Colonel Albort Fytcho-Bengal Staff cutta. This gentleman has discharged his wo nro confident that the millions of our Corps. Indinn fellow-subjects who have known his duties to the satisfaction of all. firm yot gentle sway, will join with his Rajal of l'arricood - Bengal. countrymen at home io wishing that he may Lieutenant Colonel Edwarıl Tuito Dalton A Fancy Fair will be held at the Seven bo spared for many years to cnjoy the honcurs -Bengal Staff Ourps. Tanks belonging to Baboo Sham Churn he has won 80 well, and to make the name of Lawrence as illustrious in the bereditary Mr. James Danoan Sim, Madrae Çivil Mullick on Now Year's day under the pat. Chamber of the British Parliainent as in Service ronngo of their Excellencies tho Viceroy the anuals of the Anglo-Indian empire." 000- from a 000 000 000 Wo 000- 000 ·. .. 1 w OD Baboo Kaliohura Chatterjee to be Moonsift of and the now lout river of Disbadwata, and tralasub grieved to Hud that the knowledge of most of his THE BEN@ALBE, Na Moreray's Dintinent and Pille. Consumption Sab-Division of artigo and And on the . Inturaza, olda, undi fover are ever Dispensary there, alt by then prorailing tin oprokuogeablo olimato. Thongh ensi Dr. G. E. Eoff to omointa w Oli Medioul taahaiya and Ramachartre ly card at Ant, when neglected they frequently Omer of Bograb. denpribed the condition of ladie iodane merious dimenses, of which the chief and Mr. T. H. 8. Ehortt to be an Anlatant to the in litezstars, volenor, politico iton det mant fatal is consumption. If Holloway's Pills bo Magistrate and Collector of Midnapore. the Brahmanioal rale, and the preponded to put resorted to on the first appearanoestiny of these 6th December. --Mr. R. M. Waller, Amistant pare the civilization of Anotant India dimance, and if the symptomata hivery urgent, his Magistrate and Collector, Bangoorah, la transferred modern progrono, in tone of the principat de Ointment would also he well rubbed twioo odgy to Jensore. that constitate national well-being. The first part on the. biok and cheat: they will cease to oaithe Mr. C. D. C. Winter to be an assistant to the ho considered, was the form of government, whicula Alarm. apdull consumptive tondénoy will certainly Magistrate and Collector of Bandoorah. be believed aotod us powerfal onane in the be banished, and the body, freed from all impurities, Mr. W. H. Page to be an Assistant to the advadvenient or retrogression of civilization. Ja will be left in a healthier state than it was bofore the Magistrate and Collettor of Daooa. Modern Jadia, or Iodia ander the Eagliate male, illaens. The Pills being free frora noxious ingredi Moulavy Nazirooddeen Abmed to be Moonstff of the form of government was aa enlightened dowpoments of any kind, tho most delicato and timid Russoolgunge, if Sylbet. tiana, tempered by publio opinion. In Apaient' may harmlessly take tham. Baboo Kasbinauth Bau to bo Moodgift of Bow India, it was a despotion' tompered by the power deep, in Chittagong. of a religious aristoornoj. Thora oould be no doubt ACKNOWLEDG MENTS. Baboo Jadub Chander Dey to be Moonsid of that the despotion of Dalhousia or Canning was Oolooberriah, in Hooghly. conducted on far more enlightened 'principles than We beg to acknowledge with thanks the follow- Baboo Opendra Chunder Mullick to be Moonsift that of the Mamyan and Gaptas. By far the of Bulkea, lo Hoogbly. ing sunas for the Bengaloe :- superiority of British rule over all prosiding you A. EDEN, Rs. As. P. erdwents lay in the protection afforded to its Secy. to the Govt. of Bengal. Duboo Raj Kissen Mookerjoe 13 12 0 subjects. The leotarer combatted the opinion of Bejoy Kiongn Mookerjee some thinkers that the Hindus wero inoupable of 10 0 0 LOCAL. Bhama Churn Biroar defending themselves against foreign lavhalons as .. 10 00 Netge Door Mulliok Dow, and maintalood that during the long period 10 0 0 CANNING INSTITUTE, Guddahur Khan of Aindu dominion, none of the successive horden 20 0 0 B&SSIONE 1868-69. Gopal Chunder Doss of inpadors, Persian, Greek, or Boythian, oould 15 4 0 · Nurrohurry Mookerjee 7 10 0 Tas first monthly meeting of the above Tastitate over orog the ladus; wbile daring the adminis- Dr. J. Hinder 8 0 3 for the present session was held in the Hall of tration of the Massulmans, Gengblo, Timur, Baber, Babu Woomes Chandor Mookerjee 30 Bt. Thomas's Sobvol, Howrab, on Wednesday, the Nadir Shah, Ahmed Darasse," alistage penetrated Gopal Chander Banerjee to the heart and aspital of India. He contended, 3 4 0 11th of November, 1868. Amrito Lall Bagerjes 4 3 0 8. A. Robinson, Esq., Vice-President in the chair, that while during the first progress of Mussula man power, Persia, Egypt, Northern Africa, and Obonash Ohunder Bode 4 30 After the formal business of the meeting wat Sprin were completely conquered by the Museul- Ooterpurab Publio Library ...1000 concluded.- The Chairman invited Baboo Bankina Chandra buns, Iadia resisted their anaalts for no less than GOVT. ORDERS. Chatapadhya, B. A., to deliver his promised lectura. 500 years, from the first lavasion of Babaktugees to the overthrow of Pritheraj and Jseohcodra. " Ancient India and Modern Progress." The lecturor then alluded to law, and the condi- ORDERS BY TEE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR The lecturer oommenoed by remarking that tion of the masses, and aftor a oloso examiuation of OF BENGAL. speaking of Ancient India, he spoke of India the merits and demerits of each, oonoluded that APPOINTMENTS. under the Aindu kings alloded to in the Ancient the superiority of Modern India opor Ancient lay 3rd December.Mr. J. Barlow to be an As- Aistory of India, during whose reigo Iodia had a in that she had aomou to the literature of Koglaod aletnot to the Magistrats and Collector of Tir civilization whion was purely indigenous. That and the solenor of Europe. But still Ancient India hoot. history showed that a race of men, who now inha. legrat batter what she had to luara than Modern 9th December.-Lieutenant W. Hopkinson to be bit the whole of the civilised world, oame down Sub-Registrar of Assurances of the Sub-District of from the plateau in Central Asia, which was their Jadia , with all the wealth of knowledge at her Purulia. primeral abode, settled betwoon the Saraswate disposal; what the Brahmans learnt, went down to their hearts, and set thom to work. But he was Bisbenpore, in West Burdwan. up the conquered in literatare, and science, and Baboo Kisto Chunder Chowdhry to be Moonelę also learning others from them, in their tara deve constrymen was not well baaed, and was often astonished to see the contingous flow of words cf Dagang, in Chittagong. loped a power of intellect, whloh first found on- 11th December.-Mr. R. H. Renny, Deputy pression ia the hymns of the Rigveda. But which Anglo-Native speakørs and essayisto com- Magistrate and Deputy Collector, Champaran, to previous to the second era in the History of India, manded, without breathing a new idea. Far otherhave charge of the Bub-Division of Bettiah. agrioaltaro, the use of metals, and like remarkable wiec was it with the Brahmans of Angjent India. Babuo Kalikinker Roy to be Judge of the Courte results were achieved by the national intelleot. It The few idgas they had and some of them were of Small Camcn at Forroodpore, Bhange, and was at this time also that a language sufficient not great one-influenced their notions and their Bbcousa. merely for all the socinl, but for most of the in-modes of thought, gave the tone to the life they led, had repudiated other ideas in their turn. They Moulavy Anwar Ali to bo Sabordinate Judge of tellectual necessities of civilised lite, was fully could think, which Anglo-lodians do not-perbapo Tirhoot, but to officiate as Judge of the Conrt of formed, and most of the leading ideas which consladia, at least Modern Small Causos at Patna, and Subordinato Jadge of titated religion and morality among the oivilised annot. But Mudera that distriot, during the abredos, on deputation, of world had already been obtained. In the next stage Bengol, presented a greater improvement in the Baboo Grish Ohunder Choso. of this history the old simple worship gove placm vernaculat literature of the day, than what is noen to an elaborate systone of ceremonies, which gave in the Anglo-Bengali eloquence and rhetorio, inas- Mr. L. W. Hutahinoon to be subordinate Judge rise in its turn to voluminous religion literature much w in the former there has been some origiof Tipperab. and the grammar of Panini and Kartyana-at nality of thought, sono peroeption of the relation 12th December...Mr. C. T. Wurvely to be once the most complex and the most complete nyo- of ideas to actual life. Finally the looturer sam- Special Assistant to the Commissioner of Patoa. tom of grammar io existonos. Then followed the med up that the superiority of British India over Mr. J. O'Kinealy to officiate us Joint - Magistrato predominanog of Baddhism, which beoame during Linda Ledia existed in the more enlightened prinand Deputy Collector of Patar. that period the prevailing and the state religion. ciples of ito governing body, in the greater por- Baboo Ramooomar Dors, Deputy Magistrate There were the palmy days of Indian glory. footion of its oriminal jurisprudenog, and the and Deputy Collector Midnapuro, to translorred Thought was free; material prosperity was greatly greater ei oleaoy with which justico was admlaisto the 24-Perguunahs. developed i towar and olties teemed with popule- tored, in the greater security of person and pros Buboo Koonjo Lall Ranerjes to be a Judge of tions and woulth; large and extensive empiren perty, in the vast store of European knowledge; thu Calcutta Court of Small Causos. flourished, and sent out colonies to Ceylon and Jaya,' and earnestly appealed to his countrymen to remove 14th December.--Lieutenant W. E. Chambers embassies to China and Kome, and religious mission, the great obstacle from the way their apathy, to be Distriot Superintendent of Police of Nasaree- to beyond tho lodus and the Himalayas. A pre- their love of imitation ; to out of the habit of pre- Liuutenant-Colonel C. Reny, on leave, to be decomdor of the Buddhist kiugs, the frat Chandra ferring the combladon and show to the sabotanos ; Distriot Superintendent of Police of Bhaagulpore. Gupta, had treated on equal torms with one of the to think and act for themselves; to aot sincerely Mr. Ç. Jennina to pointe as Distriot Superin bu00essors to the empire and prestige of Alexander, and earands, and ladulged the hope that it bis tendent of Puliou of Bhaugul pora. and the triomphal solumns of Asoka, or of Samudra ovuntrymen would be placere, and earnest, and Mr. R. F. n. Pughe, Assistant Superintendent Gupta, atteated, at distant periods of time, the trathtul, as all grant "moa Wero, numbers of truly of Pulice, Haxareebaugh, is transferred to Maun-existence of empires that extended from the Ilima- great men would get spring up amongat them bhoom. layas to the Norbadda. The stupendous romains before long--great mon who would some day oanne Bubon Harronath Ros, Sub-Assistaut Sargeon of arobiteoturo appeared to the eyes of Bayard a blessed change ia the dentinies of the race. Baboo Dograh, to have temporary Medioul charge of the Taylar to solipse Egyptain monuments. In time Bankim Chender sat down amidat great apunur.

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Strong Cast Iron Frames, mounted on The proposition, voting thanks to the lecturer, FOR SALE. 4 Cunt Iron whoels, with Wrought Iron Cistern being seconded by' the Chairman, was unaoi. Price one Rupee. Heads, and Iron Bottom Plates, with 2 oungeoting Pipes 12" each, Wrought from Double Crauk, moualy carried amid loud applause. The meeting Apply to Sanskrit Press D:pository, Qulamoting Rods, Slings, and Guiden, double sota dispersed at about 10 oʻolock P. X. Messrs. D'Rozario & Co., and Day & Com. of No. 31. 4" Working Barrels, witla Cistera ABINAS CAANDRA MITTRA, paoy or lo Baboo Rashbeharee Boal, No. tail pitoe, with wing Valvus and Qun metal Beoretary, Capping Instituto. Beats for do., inlet and outlet for 3" Cast Iron 21, Punchaound tollah, Bow-Bazar, Calcutta. pipe, each with extras, -2-4" Brass Buokete, 12...4" Cork Leathers, 6-'Well Kod joiute, 2 winged valves leatherud, 6 Elustio Washers. ADVERTISEMENTS. THE ORIGINAL HARDWARE ESTABLISH Bolts, and Nute, Hu. 846 MENT OF INDIA. Cast Iron Flange Pipe, and Well Rods for the NOTICE. above Rs. 3-8 per foot. Bolta, Nata, aod Indin Rubber rings for joints The publio are hereby informed that all Bills, Rs. 1-8 por øet. vonohero, orders &o. of the Howwopatbio l'harma. 14, ESPLANADE Row, The above are exoellent Well Eagines, and may be os will from this datu bear the riguature of the CALCUTTA, worked by Hand, Cattle, or Steam Power, aud Firma with the initials J. N. 6. Any Bille, vouare suitable for Wells from 20 to 100 feet deep. short, orders &o. not buariug the initiulo J. N. G. No. 16. Cast Iron Frame Pumps, with double 6" are not to be recognized. MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, ENGIN Barrels, und 2 Baadles, 24 feet Galvanized BERIGNY & Co. FERS, AND IRONMONGERS. Wrought Iron Piping, 2-4" Bendo, Bolts and Nuts, and India Rubber rings for joints ENGINES, PUMPS, AND WATER LIFTS, Ks. 737 tach. NOTICE. For Irrigation, Contractora, Gardens, and Houses. The above pnmps are very suitable for raining Dr. Leopold Sulzer attends the Pharmaoy from No. 5. Class A. Patent Centrifugal Appold's water by Hand-power from a depth of 25 feet. pumpa, with Valve Boxes and Strainers each with No. 6. trames, with Double Wrought Iron Cranks 3 to 6 P. M. 3-9 feet, and 3-3 feet lengths of 8" cast Iron and Fly Whools with No. 65-3" double doep BELIANY & Co. Annge piping, with bolts and nutx, and ludiau Well Pumps and Suotion ruses, pump bearer, and Rubber ringe for joints, and one 8" oast tlunge 4 pipo and rod Stays to ench, oumplete, with bund. Will raise 1,000 gale. water per minute. pipiug aud Well Rods, for Wells 80 foot deep Rs. 870 each NOTICE. Rs. 1,400 each. No. 42 Hand Pumps, on Tripods, easily removed The above olass of pumps being lift and force, Finding that some customers of the Homeopa. they will draw from a depth of 25° feet, and force from placo to pluge, buch fitted with 25 feet of 2* Indian Rubber Suction Hose, Rs. 125 vach. No. 71-6" Galvanised Brouzed Iron Hund Pumps, lotters, remittunoes, &o. to the address of Buboo Brin- any distance upwards that may bo required. dabun Ohunder Chatterjer, who was an employee in No. 22. Class B. l'atent Centrifugal Appold's 9 feet under none, each with 10 feet extra sliding the establishment we beg to inform them that the pumps, with Valve Boxer and Strainers. One suotion and Struiner, Rs. 110 kach. nervioos of the Baboo have been dispuused with from 0 feet and 3-3 fret: lengths of cast Iron flange 6" Wrought Irun Hand l'umps, 12 feet ander spout, the 16th of this month. All orders, lottors, remit. piping to each, with bults, buts, and Indian Rubwith 2-0 feet lengths of Fleuge piping to fach, Lunoes &o. are requested to be seat to the address ber rings for joints. Will raise 1,400 gale. water ks. 200 each. Ils. 1,150.0" Wrought Iron Hand Pumpe, 14 feet under spout, of the Firm. BENIGNY & Co. N). 21. Class B. Patent Centrifugal Appold's 6" Wrought Iron Aund Pumps, 7 feet under spout, 238, Rs. 120 each. Ilomeopathic Pharmacy pumpe, with Valve 13oxes and Strainers, 2-9 feet Culcutta, the 21st Nolengths, 18" Cast Iron Mange piping to each, Sliding Puctions for eaol of the abcvo size Pumps, 239, Rs. 100 each. with bolts, nuts, und Indian Rubber rings for rombor 1808. joiote. Will raise 3,200 gallons making them respootively 23 and 10 foet deep, Rs. 60 eaol. minute. Rs. 2,125. No. 364 Band Lift and Foroe Pumps for Irou Pipe, NOTICE Class B. Pumps are for low lifts, say' from a depth of from 20 to 20 luet. Rs. 56; 05, 70 each. Is hereby given that under the orders of No. 11. Class C. Patent Portable Appold's Pumps Wrought Iron Sorewed Piping for the above, As. Government No. 4387 dated 10th December each with 1-10 and 2-0 foet lengtha, 8" wrought 12, ke. 1, 1.8 ur foot. Iron pipe. Valve Box and Strainer, bolts, Duta, No. 35 Hund Lift Pumps for Iron Piping, 1867 a Survey of Kuas Mehal Punchanno. and Indian Rubber rings for joints. Will raise 3" gram will be commenced early in December 1,000 gals. water per minuto Rs. 1.700 Rs. 25, 42, 48 oooh. next. All owners of Holdings and other No. 12. Class C. Patent Portable Appold's Pumps, Wronght Iron Sorewed Piping for the above, As. persons interested therein are accordingly Bach with 1-10 and 2-5 feet lengths of 10" 12, Re. 1, 1-8 per fout. requested to have their Boundary marks wrought Iron pipe, with Valve Box and Straiger, No. 09 Hand lift and Foroo Pumps fitted on Plunks, holts, outs, and Indiun Rubber rings for joints. 3" 4" ready for the Surveyors to follow so as to Will raise 1,400 gallons water per minute Rs. 110, 160 each obviate the evil consequenoes that may re- Rs. 2,000 Leád Piping for the above, 28 per owt. Plumsult to them should their boundaries be incorrectly delineated. No. 4. Gwynne's patent Centrifugal Pumps, with ber's joints and Wurkmen's time in txing, extra tapor connecting pipes aod foot Valves. Will Patent American Revolving Stand Pumps, A. SMITH, raine 300 gallons water per minute Ka. 650 Nos. () 1 2 3 4 6 6 Collector. Cast Iron Hange pipe for the above, Rs: 4-12 per Km. 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 26, 32 euch. foot. Bolts, Nuts, and Indiau Kubber ringa for Wrought Iron Borewed Piping for the above, joints Rs. 1-8 pør Set. Ne. 0-12, 1, 1-4, 1-8 per foot. বিজ্ঞাপণ। The above fumps are for medium lifts, say I to Patent Rotary Barrel Pumps, Rs. 75 euch. 70 feet. No 70 improved Hydraulio Pump, Rs. 275 each. No. B. Gwyano's patent Centettugal Pumps, with Galvanized Iron Ciaterns for above, lis. 30 erdh. সর্বসাধারণকে তি করা যাইতেছে যে, taper connecting pipes and foot valves. Will No. 39, Crystal Palaot fire Earlues, wilde 20 feet raise 750 gallons water per winute .. ls. 900 STOCHOTT TA syg org so FGTYCH Cast Iron lange piping for the above Rs. 8 per Fire Engines, No. 673 complete, with 20 sent les foot. Bolte, Nata, and Ladian Rubber riuga l'or suotion, and 80 foet delivery hose, &o., lis. 075 ৪৩৮৭ ম কুমানুসারে আগামী ডিসেম্বর ench. joints, Ro. 2-8 per met. মাসের প্রথমেই পঞ্চানগ্রামের সমুদয় খান 264T after a 75.97 No. 9. Water Lifts with Chains and Buckets The above pumps are for low lifte, sny 1 to 30 feet. Factory Fire Engines, No 540 with 25 port, 24" leather muotivu and 50) feut 2" leuthur dulivery howe, complete, Rs. 1,350 each. complete for Wolls 10 feet deep Rs. 600 সকল মহল যাহাদের জিম্মায় অাহবা যে সকল Gardeu Engines No. 31784. 21 Qale. 16 Gals. 10 Gudm. orang cacata TICE 6191- Extra Chains and Buckets for the above to make them suitable for deeper Welle, Rs 201 per foot. Rs. 90 70 56. দিগকে বলা যাইতেছে যে This stora. No. 2. Water Lifts with Chains and Buokota com Improved Water Barrows No. 8794. 20 30 38 Guls. Re. 800 plete for Welle 10 feet deep empfara *86777 377971 Tot 679 Fiyang ! Na. 42, 03, 77 each. AT atcera 67, afget atau wafer No. 6.C. Treble Barrel to Portable Irrigator, Warner's Galo." Garden Engines, 1em. If each. with Poles and Yokes for Bullouks ; Branch pipes, Amurican Garaen Eugines, Rr. 32 enoli, সীমান্ধারা যেন কোন নি বা গোলবােগ 2-10 feet length, 21" Copper rivetted leather Paxton Garden Engines, lls. 27 euch. Biction pipe, union hoso sorena, copper suotivu Patent Watering Carts, mounted on Iron Wheels, উপদিত না হতে পারে। rodo, and 150 feet 24" Copper risotted leather to onrry 95 Gule, RH. 225 cnob, delivery houe to ench former Rs. 2,000 Ditto ditto ditto, with l'ulaps, and Rubber suotiva Yo. 51. C. Treblo Barrel 6' Portable Trrigatorn, attached, km. 280 each. with Polos and jokes for Bullocka, branch Pipos, T. E. THOMSON & CO. por minute water per 37, . .. WW .. maa, ·E RII BY # fev doses of these Pills, taken scoording to the undertakes to supervise the education of Indian Potoldaugah, the Girish Vidyamatna Prom, Mir- Secondary. not only with reference to thair pourAe of study, so THE BENGALEE, [DECEMBER 26, 1888. ADVICE GRATIS! EAST INDIAN AGENCY, Central India, Nayport, Hyderabad, Midran, Trapanopro, Dicon nad Britta Barnah. No that HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. EASTGATE Loosk, ROCHESTER, NEAR it i hoped me ditipu beperienced in oopa ragnionting tible the Veranoalor LONDON. Languages, 1 dealnad. La com animationen To Puniky TIE BLOOD. ond alwaga keinorat direct to the hand ogartone of UNDER THE DIAFINQUIRIRD PATRONA080P the Agency in London, from any part of radia, bog Three Pills have been placed by the common HI$ It&#xias MADARAJAH DOLEEP 81x6, G.C.8.., they should be favoriuky polpald, or being more nousent of mankind at the lines of all remedies for and several of the prince and ahiefs of the pun bo refused. In London, removing obuuxiong point from the blood, and jab, Knjpootapa, 'Oudh, Bundlekand, Beagal, For further partiouldre opady do 22. Chall cluonning all the tissues of the body. They have Bumbay, and Central and Southern India. jua, at No. 31,1 Calley. Paraad moved thousands year after year from falling a naorittee to the efects of dyspepsia, druenery, CALCUTTA. MR. WILLIAM KNIGUTON, L.L.D., late Deputy diarrhon, constipntion, liver nowplaints, &o., & fact Commissioner io Oudh, has established this Agenattested by myriads of witneskel. Excessive cy in England solely for the Native Nobility and FOR SALE weakness and debility, the warnings of decreasing Gentry of India. NOTES ON TRE ENTRANCE COURSE orgnnio energy and vital deony, are restored and ). The Agency transacts exchange business ; obtaina ro-rnimated with vigour and henlthful action in legal adrice from eminent barristers in London ; FOR 1869. every organ throughout the systein, hy thu rokturn- ooodnote nouls of all kinds from the orders of tivo aud exhilarnting influence of this medicine. the Viceroy and Governor General as well as from regular judicial decisions in India, to Her Majesty's H. DATTA FEMALI: CourLAINTA. Privy Conuoil; effects sales and purchases in the PART I-PORTRY. best markots of London and Paris; engages sor- All disorders of the sex, and diseases in every vants, engineers, tutors, school-masters and school. Price kupce 1. crisis perilous to the lifu and health of woman mistressed for employers in India; hires and fits- To be had of Mensre. Thaoker @pink & Co.; Meauro, onlly and qnickly oured without risk or trouhie by np lousos in London for Indian. Visitors and D'Rozario & Co.; several Nativo Bookmellers of in England printed direotious. Dr. Knighton has obtained the ansiatance of Zapore, Calcutta; and the Benyulos Prems. INDIOESTION WITIL LANGUOR AND WANT OF ENEROY. several gentlemau in India, of experienos and pro- When tuking theso Pills, rub Holloway's Oule- Noblernen and Gentlemen noxious to secure the hity, who have undertaken to correspond with FOR SALE. Irrated Ointment over the pit of the stomach, services of the Agency, and through whom vernaand over the regions of the liver, on the right side cular orders oun be furrrarder for complianoe. A LEOTURE under the ribs, and you will at 0006 oxperience a Five per oent olarged upon all Commissions. ON THE LINK or change for the better in your digestion, spirits, ap- RAM DOOL AL DEY, petit, strougth, and energy. The improvement, 1.-ILEGAL BUSINESS. ihough it may be gradual, will be thorough and When lngal assistance in sought in England, the The Rongalec Millionaire, lasting fullest partioulars of the case should be sent, with Delivered at the Hooghly College. DROPAY. copies of all neopssary doou menta. The advice of The officacy of Holloway's Pills in dropay in exbarristers eminent in the protrusion will be obtained Bano GRISN ONUNDER CHOSR: traordinary. They net with such peculiar effent without delay, and forwarded in reply. upon the system, that the fluids ariäing from this Appouls are of two kinds-first agalust regular Price 12 Arnas. diretul dimondu uru impercopribly carried of and judioial decisions, and secondly, against orders of If sent by post, postago 1 Anna. prevrnted from any further anoumulation. The the Governor General in Council. In the lattar perferer regning a burguney of spirits and re- Authenticated anpics of ! judgments, with the Hoskrs. 1. C. Bose of Co., Stanhope Press, Apply to Mposrs. Thacker, Spink & Co., juious in 1. completely renovated but it is indispun Antly necesary that the Ointment one, must be sent with the necessary fees. The No. 172, Boro-Basar Road, CALCUTTA, ar should be most effectuully rubbed into the com- second description of appeal is the more expensive, to the Proprietor of the BENGALKE. plaining parts. as it involres a petition to the Queen, and the showing of sufficient onnise to obtain the Queen's ordor 8TOHACE, LIVER, KIDNEYS, AND Bower.m. let right be done;" alter which the appeal proceeds THE ONLY KNOWN PORTRAIT Those who suffer from bilo and liver complaint in Council as from an ordinary judicial decision. should try the effools of this valunble reinody, n These appeals will be conducted wither ou Com- PROPHET MAHOMMED. few 1988 of which will mako the sutterer fecl ulas mission, or at Hxed rates. tio and vigorous, removing all impurities, giving 2.--COMMERCIAL BUSINESS. A splendid oil-painting 48 ins. by hrolthy notion to the liver ; if hilioux attaoks be allowed to continue, serious ansualties may arines The highest prioe is obtained in the great mar- 38 ins. by Morris-from a miniature nud tle sullorer bu nohuigned to a bed of sicknean, kets of London and Paris, for all descriptions of brought by the traveller Burckhardt In all disorders of the kidnogs. the Ointment precious stoues aud jewellary. Whould bu well rubbed into the small of the back, It must be evident also that purchases of every from Arabian once or twice a day; and the Pills acting in unison, desgription of European manufactures are most To be had at the East Indian will ouro any complaints arising from these orgaan. Judioiously made iu the great centres of European Agency, Eastgate House, Rochester, Porry,---SOORTNKOS OF BRRATA WITH WEAKNEB6. industry. The Agenor will purchase direct from Vory budi symptoms, which if not corrected, mag hongos, for Cash thus obtaining the bent artioles at the Mannfacturers or from the great wholesale near London. tend to wino zurious disorders of the heart of the cheapest rates Chandeliers, Mirrorn, Lustred the Manager of the " Bengalee," For further particulars apply to six Pills nightly for some little time; take plenty Enamelled and Japaned Goods, Bronze, Statuary, Caloutta. of niachinery will be quickly restored to health and Paintings, Lanapa, China and Musioal Instrumente vigor. Try this but for three i only, and the of all ktads way bao thue most advantageously obtained. But besides thene artioles of luxury THE INFANT TREATMENT (IN BENGALI) result will be marvellous. orunment or convenienco, Machinery of every des- PART 1. COMPLAINTS INCIDINT TO CQILDREN. eription is proourable in London at the cheapest BY SHIB CHUNDER DER All complaints of children may soon be cured if be obtined for less than £100; and there is prorates. Thy a four horse power Steam Engine oan SECONI) EDITION. Price 8 ANWAS. tion of the liver, and cleanse tho stomach and bowels: bably to City iu the world in which every ndap- To be had at the School Book Society's Deposia les duous of the famou !ills will immediately agriculture, inining operations, and locomotion in tory, tation of Stoam-power to all the necessities of Lall-Bazar; Sansorit Press Depository have the desired effent, partiohlarly if parents he garefnl in not allowing them to eat of things which moderate & rate. 80 spoodily proourable as in London, or at bo Thanthuneer ; and Goopto and Brothers' Now they know would be mjarious to themselves. Indlan Library, Putuldanga, Calcutta. Wives are also supplied to order. . Hollowny's Pitia are the best remedy' known in the 3.-EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL BUSINESS. THE “BENGALE" fcorded for the following disonour - Dr. Knighton's long experience in Education TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION will enable him to give valuable and eficient Town EDITION. Assistance to Indian Bl'idents studying ia England, In advance per Annum. Ague Dropsy Janndice Rs. 4000 Asthma Dysentery Liver. Com- Symptoms as to fit there for the sphere of life for which they In arren, per Month.. Bilivile Com- Erysipelas plainta. Tio-boul- MRY by destined, but also iu the oboice of eftpleot Morussit. Lorriok. plaints Furanle Trro- Lumbago tutors and preseptors. Arrangoments will be made, Blotoles gularities Piles Tumours if desired, to meet Indian Noblemon, or Gentlemen In advanco, per Annum, tho Skin Favors of all Rheumatism Uloers Postage includd, on their arrival in Enginud, and theort them to Buwel Com kinds Retention of Venereal ; houses properly prepnred for their roeption; and, In artear, per Ardum plaints Urine Affection, in the onse of students, all these preliminary ar- €:licy (tout Sorofulm or uf Worm, rangements will be so conducted as to obriate or Constipation Homul-aches King's Evil all kind, romnipe the sense of inconvenience, novells, and RATES OF ADVERTISING. of the Bunyols ludigestion. Sore Throats Weakness, awkwardness, so frequently moountered on tirst l'onmumptivu Indararastone & Gra- from what- beruming residents of a new country, partioalarly RA. AR. P. Debility tion vel hy youthe. The moral and intellectual improve. Per line, for 1st two insertions loc., &u., mente of the Students will be watohed qrer and "for 2nd threo ipuertious Sold at the Establishment of PROTKASAR Tol- onred for, and overy endeavour mnde to render them 3.OWAY, 13:3, Oxford Street, W. C., London ; suroopssful in examinations, or eficient in the line Repetitions.. ale by all respectuble Druggists and Dealers in Mo- of life marked out for them. divinus throughout the vivilized world. 4.CORRESPONDENTS OF THE AGENCY IN Contract rates may be ascertaines on application There la a considerable mving by taking the to the Alanagar. INDIA. larger sizus. N. B.--Directions for the guidance of pationis in Correspondents in India have been established evory disorder are affixed to each Box. in connexion with the Agios in the follow- Printed and published by BHOORN MOHU ing Cirales ---Calontta, Bernaren, Guruokpore, Cnnd for the Propriсtor at the '" BUNGALER' AGENTS : Ondh, Cawnpore, Delhi, Rohtlound, Lahore, Kasttes Neuro. Dapurkunnath Gooplo $ Co. mere, Sind, Dombny, Rajpootana, Bundlekund, (PRESO, Bellcore in the Suburbs of Howrate OF THE 0 0 ourouxre. } 0 * overoa 11 nes 0