The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-28


when the fruit is ripe England steps in and
asdosrs both sides Of their rights, interests and
advantages wen Is their territory Reports from the
Rh0nds announoe new disturbances, and the Cabool 10
On the eve OF another outbreak.
Rhe grand reclamation enterprises commenced In Bonn
bay under the momentum given that city In trade,
especially cotton, during late war, appear to be
sinking deeper and deeper. One hrm Alone perceive,
- shipped back nearly the whole Of large number OF
chinese coolies imported for labor on the Elphnstone
~ BsiIantine. OF the American mission at Ahmed
unggur is dead His death took place while on his way
20 England. Mr.. Baantne has always sustained high
ssputaton among his co-laborers in tho mission work
have frequently heard his name men'iohea Win
1vsry enterprise which tends however little. towards
Srisntsl steamshp Company IS a theme Of general re-
tsscng Though have said tenda however little tho
1sstioned that an American houss-stearnes, Hobart
1jn Bombay was largely interested In setting ON ooe
: esw line Of steam Communication BY the overland
sDuGe with England New being built 70
- 70 the present feet The line Is known the Bonn
~ and Bengal Steamship Company. The charges
go and 2Ss labou, S175 for second class pssssng rs
sssive Of Wines beer and spirits, which can be had
slssagh Egypt which is now "a los The same rs the
60 u the Pennsula and Oriental Company; but the
~ BY this line from Bombay TO southampton Is ESQ
Gpout $426 for first class passengers and ESQ tabout
Saa6I and al6 about S45I more than the BOMBAY and
Dsngsl line. On the latter the same comforts except
Wnes and spirits furnished and first class pas
ssagers are allowed three hundred weight Of baggage
.sre tSsn By the Peninsula and oriental Company
1Aasengcs permitted to go Immediately board The
A.ipg detention in Egypt. Average time from Bombay
He Inducements for the shipment Of freight by the
Donbay and Bengal Company are another recommenda-
n and occasionally extra steamer s put on for The
deportation Of cotton, carrying four thousand bales at
- freight rates are o. follows:-
1~sels under one foot and under 100 rupees in
xssn one to twenty cubic feet Is rupees per foot
Dom twenty forty cubic feet. rupees per foot
xssm one TO nve tons OF iorty feet liz per 1901
1pesie, jewelry and other valuable property, on
NE rupee i: about forty four and half cents -
NE new line 10 much favored by the public ana VIII
o1oubtedly meet with success
Porr DE- GALE, Ceylon, Jan. Q, 1866
~ Of ne Governor 10 GaLle-The Science Of HIS En-
Ausoe-A Tour Of Inspection of the Provincs-A Fnan-
sisg Summary Of Csyion--IndOlsscs Of Tie SmsAaisss,
&C., dc.
my last alluded 70 the expected early arrival Of his
luosIlency the Governor Of this colony. Yesterday
sSsrnoon about four o'clock the passed or quiet
y. say quietly, there demonstration though
mall quantity Of powder burned on the subject In
salute Of seventeen guns by command. The road be-
tween hero and Colombo gay dressed with arches
. intervals OF four miles. erected by working party
asaached for the purpose about two weeks since The
pssh Immediately outside OF the fortncaons was very
- amir Il was built the four sides Of square,
snd was gaily fsstooned with the indigenous and vari
sssy tinted grasses Of the country strips Of the inner
shh Of the cocoanut tree neatly fashioned into beautiful
lwures while the whols trimmed OF with the fruits
- productions Of the island conspicuousy the
MA The two main arches faced the coach road, who
% sdes and covering formed sort Of trumpha bower
IA front of the entrance the "Queens housc'-thc
same by which the government mansion, an unpreiend'
~ sdlnoe IL known-was another arch. In the harbor
several Of the vessels gandy caparsoned with nag
snA signals
A half.past three p. NJ the company Of EUROPEANS
ed Ceyon rifles, composed OF Malayans, were
narched In front Of the gubernatoriai residence,
and were brought TO parade rest, TO await the
ssvai Of the distinguished person OF the Governor
I'D his suite few minutes before four tho salute
Assed commenced the guns alternating nrst from one
vork ana answered from battery the other side Of
- fortress The tnse dress Of the soldiers had att
a about hundred idcrs, hacastes and singhalese,
AZ 6is Exceency rode up the soldiers a shoul
Asr and presented There being no music and the
native organs not beng constru ted for
usserances Sir Hercules X O. Robinson. n Z. b., Gov
ssnor Of Ceyon silently entered the government man
ne state carriage was model in It's way and should
- adopted pattern for European monarchs IL was
aSthng less than one Of the Colombo aud Gale roy Al
All coaches" hired for the occasion These coaches
80 famous for the loose manner IN which they are put
segethsr and the rafting sound they give forth In their
RI Governor has instituted series OF visits 10 the
xsincipa provinces Of tbs island His visit here s part
ss si0snssss population s' toward. the Earops.n
unyDsn Of their sol, intruder upon their preJudces
s.d inmsmona rights and cas'oms Is the sullen apathy
s6oas q . public character.
m nosing The Governor and party rode through df.
SvSnns took view Of the native town and the
sssnt1 Tonight there viii be reception, - which
- ,pssipcss q tho Engsbmen q the town Mr..
1sbtnson, X G B. viii remain here several days
mos = out q 8, ss s l a ne .
go sSs osvs1.vs sAars.A He opens ~ sss.ns
49,. "a ooss,lssess sSs Assossss body'' ssss q
=. Z i - ssisss. is1sss, ,ss : .. iss,ass ana
.g.s e sss ~ s q ;ns nD , - s. 1919
ssioss q ds6..; oss q ,as .e.liy one miilIsa aol
= y s:ssssos a ssosssr lsrrs shar, se.s 70 The
k11ding e ~ "a ths sdminisrHlon Of soallcd us
q, e - q. ne 10
aAsn e thrss million dolian annually The population
he .ss q. eyer svI @s1' . ..s,sSs. y = J
- ssd much les snsrsy. ssisasd .'sh few eeesa.
s' ~. sSsS sss 'ss ea..ss
So a NE nsjony q III NE dark rsccs Of The Ess and
. en- IN ass
- makins them bsstr themselves " pay their taxes
1his v The only Singhaese has for money, a.
ahs jungle the cocosnut forests and the paddy nsh WI
usst his wants with very little labor.
Oar Indian Ocean Correspondence.
srsAnrR Tians Ny,~sesRks IxyxnAixs,
IspIAx ocxAs, Jan 10 lsos.
Sxs asam Lsaa If ne Eas,-Irfrence Of ne French u
spssd, Cswybrt Cowssy and Good Ls.ing-Bagsi
srru~~vs ~ for RnoisSA FreseA for n> Red Of u
World <c
In the race Cor empire and no los In the scoommcda
sson Of the community Of travellers in the East, III
French and English PROFESSIONALLY head and shou
ssrs pre-cminent while new provinces are being sub
jected and forced by lack Of discipline and Intelligence
yield supple obedience to the yoke Of Western inru
sion and oppression new lines Of communicates