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OVARA,  \n(COMMODORE B.VON WULLERSTORF-URBAIR,)  \nUndertaken by Order of the Imperial Government,  \nIN THE YEARSI857,I858,&1859,  \nUNDER THE IMMEDIATE AUSPICEs OF HIS 1.AND R,HIGHNESS  \nTHE ARCHDUKE FERDINAND MAXIMILIAN,COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE AUSTRIAN NAVY.  \nBY  \nDR.KARL SCHERZER,  \nMEMBER OF THE EXPEDITION,AUTHOR Or“TRAVELS IN CENTRAL AMERICA,”ETC.  \nVOL.II.  \nLONDON:  \nSAU N DER S,OTLEY,AND C 0.,  \n66,BROOK STREET,HANOVER SQUARE.  \nI862.  \n[TIE RIGHT Or TRAS8LATION 19 RESERVED.]  \n# CONTENTS.\n\nCHAPTER X.  \nTHE NICOBAR ISLANDS.  \nPAGEHistorical details respccting this Archipelago.—Arrival at Kar-Nicobar.—Com-nunication witl the Aborigines.—Village of Saoui and“Captain John.”一Meet witl two wlitc inen.—Journey to the south side of tlhe Islaud.—Villagcof Komios.—Forest Scenery.—Batte-Malve.—Tillangschong.—Arrival andstay at Nangkauri Harbour.—Villagc of Itoe.—Pcak Mongkata on Kamorta.—Villages of Enuang and Malacca.—Tripjet,tle first settlement of the Mo-ravian Brothers.—Ulála Cove.—Voyagc through the Arclipelago.—TheIsland of Treis.—Pulo Miù.—Pandanus Forest.—St.George's Channcl.—Island of Kondul.—Departure for the northern coast of Great Nicobar.—Mangrove Swamp.—Malay traders.—Reniarks upon the nativcs of GreatNicobar.—Disaster to a boat dispatcled to make Gcodetical obscrvations.Visit to the Southern Bay of Great Nicobar.—General results obtained duringthe stay of the Expedition in this Arclipelago.—Nautical,Climatic,andGeognostic observations.—Vegetation.—Animal Life.—Ethnograpliy.—Pros-pects of this group of Islands in the way of settlement.and cultivation.一Voyage to tle Straits of Malacca.—Arrival at Singaporc ·  ·  ·      1  \n# CHAPTER XI.\n\nSINGAPORE.  \nPosition of tlhe Island.—Its previous history.—Sir Stamford Rafflcs'propositionsto makc it a port of tle British Government free to all sea-faring nations.一Thc Island becomcs part of the Crown property of England.—Extraordinarydevclopment under tle auspices of a Free Trade policy.—Our stay slortcnedin conscquence of the scverity of the cholera.—Description of the city.一Tigcrs.—Gambir.—The Betel plantations.—Inhabitants.—Chinese and Eu-ropean labour.—Climate.—Diamond merchants.—Preparation of Pearl Sago.—Opium farms.—Opium nanufacture.—Opium smokers.—Intellectual ac-tivity.—Journalism.—Logan's“Journal of tlhc Iudian Arelipclago.\"—Sclool  \nPAGE  \nfor Malay children.—Judicial procedure.—Visit to the penal settlement forcoloured criminals.—A Chinese provision-merchant at business and at home.—Fatal accident on board.—Departure from Singapore.—Difficulty in pass-ing through Gaspar Straits.—Sporadic outbreak of cholera on board.—Deathof one of the ship's boys.—First burial at sea.—Sea-snakes.—Arrival in theRoads of Batavia.      .   .137  \n# CHAPTER XII.\n\nJAVA.  \nOld and New Batavia.—Splendid reception.—Scientific socicties.—Public insti-tutions.—Natives.—A Malay embassy.—Excursion into the interior.一Buitenzorg.—The Botanic Garden.—The Negro.—Prince 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