MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1896.

Merenanı Tesasie in Hongkong Harbour. Excinare of late Arrivals and Departures seported to-day,

THE CHINA MAIL.

To facilitats dading the position of any russel fo tho Harbour, the Anchorage Is divided into eleven Sections, commencing from Green Island. Vassals near the Hongkong shore are marked h., near the Kowloong shore k., and those in the body of the Shipping or midway between aach shore are marked c., in conjuostiva with the figures denoting the cestions. Siation.

1. From Green Island to tho Gas Works,

2. From Gas Worka to Jardine's Wharf.

B

From Jardine's Wharf to the Harbour Master's Oor.

4. From Harbour Mastor's to the P. and O, Co, Oltios.

5..From P. and Q. Os.'s Offico to Paddars Wharf.

From Peddar's Wasef to the Naval Yard,

Section

7. From Naval Yard to Blue Buildings, 8. From Blus Buildings to East Point,

9. From Kellett's Inlaod so North Point.

10. Kowloon Wharvaa.

'f

Alf

5 Gomoral

11. Jardine's Wharf.

SHIPPING IN CHINA, JAPAN, PHILIPPINES & SIAM

WATERS.

CANTON.

Toni's Sama. Maglig. Destinasion. Haihow Brit. rtr. Kwongsang Brit. atc. Naschang Brit. etc. Peirang

Qer. str.

Strathallan Brit. atr.

Tooman

Chi.

atr.

AMOY.

In park on April 18, 1896,

MERCHANT STEAMERS.

Flag and Biz.

Tons.

Date of Arrida.

Casignees or Agasts.

Itestination.

Be.arks,

Qara

German

0. H. Toog

British

Nawyang Zutiro

British

British

MKANT SAILING VERSEL. Berlin of Bath Amer. Irene

Bril,

ah. sh.

K'loon Dock

FOOCHOW.

str. 1439 Mar. 28 Dodwell, Carlill & Oo. đến. 2354 April 26 Bodweil, Osrlifi Ca str. 2538 April 25] Mitsui Busson Krizha Danish str.) 591 April 26 A. R. Marty

str. 1827 April 20Showan & Co. str. 2000 April 1 Bradley & Co.

dwell, Carlil & Co. tr. 1231 Jan. 11Ddwel

Gez, atc. 886 april 25 Eduard Schollsss && Co.

27 Laure, Wor str. 1223 April 14 Batrarfeld & Swire

Brit; str. 783 April 27 Douglas Steamship Co.

& Co.

&

Oo.

יו

in port on April 16, 1898.

MERCHANT STEAMERR,

British

British

Norwegian

MEROWANE SAILING VESUELA. Ger. bye.

SHANGHAI,

In port on April 17, 1806.

KEDONANT STEAMERS,

Vessel's Name.

Steamera.

Afghan

5 Burton

Afridi

3 Golding

Anuandale.

18 Milne

Beit. Brit. Brit.

3 Hygom ScMurray

Gibson

Bode

Brit

Brit.

Brit.

13 Uurub...

Gor.

str. 1501

1504 April 27 Laute

Wegener & Co.

ó kWilliams.

Bent.

Sandakan

...Cat,....

Brit.

Ctr. 107 April 19 Face

19 Jardine,

Matheson & Co.

'poro & Calenta

Tomorrow Kloon Tlock

3 h Blaks

Curistonson

Oki. atr. 304 April 26 Curlowitz & Co. Gor. atr. 150 April 21 Siemsson & Co.

Kalgan Kashing Produce

of Ladis

Brit.

atr.

Brit.

8003 April 21 Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Vancouver, B.C. str. 1308 April

1308 April 12 Chinese

DAVIS

5 Wortin

Gor.

atr. 3285 April 28 Malehore & Co.

Yokobama

Brit

Froz

Gor. str, 871 April

875 Apri str. str. 937 April

20 Butterâuld & Swire

Bradley & Co.

K. Marly

Shuangbai Haiphong

l'o-day

29th inst. Cos'tan Dock Galveston

Lucia Valkyrien

Brit. bo.

Brit. xo.

Gor. str.

896

485 April 25 Chinasa

str.

989 April

Etalian str. 1417

1417 April

Matheson & Co. witz & Co

Chefoo Conrano Shanghai Singapore

fo-murrow

To-nerrov

Braemar

British

Chibli.

British

Chiguon

Chinese

28 dwell,

Livingston & Co.

Ab'deon Dock Daphne

Gorman

Carlilt & Co.

Esang

British

M.

S. Co.

pero

Gor,

Ger.

tr. 3118 April 20

San Francisco

Europe, &c.

Fubwo

British

To-morrow

Fuping Chinese

Rowley ofitafen

Brit

Glenoarn

British

Fch.

str. 815

Hsinya

Chinese

Brit,

Brit

atri

a. 494 april

Manila

...Brorson

Ger.

str. 630 April

Brit str. 862 Brit

To-morrow Kleon Dook Kloon Dock

Shanghai

Tacoma, &c.

To-day

K'loon Doch

Irono Kiangfoo Kiangyu Kobe Mara

Kutwo

Chinens

Chinese

Chinese

Japanese

British

Ab'deen Dock K'loon Dock

....

Maple Brauch Britiab Meumuir British Normandis Norwegiau Canta Paliaurus Paohua Pekin Peshawur Radnorshire

Sachoon

British

British

British

British

British

British

German

Sacpodoa

British

Smith

Chinoza

Taian

Chinasa

Taiyick

Geruatt

Taiwan

British

Tomsui

British

Ulysacs

British

Wingsang British

French

British

British

MERUMANT SAILING VESSELI,

Alice Mary

Brit, ban.

Bella of Bath

Amer. sh.

Nanaimo

Polynesis

Sonara

T. F. Oakes Vantura

Brit. bye. Norw. bge. Norw. bqe Amer.

she Brit, sk.

Mertens Moller... ...Panton

Stonham Vaughan.

clott

Ger. Brit Brit Brit. Ger.

&

Aske

Aslou

Azamor

Boguington Brunhilde... Cassius Centaar

Chelydra...

Ohing Piog...

Decima **** Empres

Baildong..... Hokonzollern..

Hoihor

Hongkong Independent

Legraben....

Kong

Kwongung

Latimbro Lightning Macduff Mascotte Ocamp?

Olympia Para Port Progress

Sachsen

Sikh.. Skuld St. Louis Strathalian.. Sungkrang Swatow Telckiow.

Dencer... Food! Triumph Viatoria Wong.koi

Wabe Watan

Bailing Vessels.

Esmeralda

Formcos........ Glen Oaladh Fucile. Lucy A. Nickels Manuel Hagurra Queen Elizabeth Ketriever Santa Anna Sebastian Bach

Sintram......

Skies Bastian

Abrenical Pipor Stalker

4 Thinn

15o.,

Ross

Howkin Troubridge.

and

Friole

3 Brandt

*Supmer

5 Riley

Jones Harrison.

3- Ohrloff

2 Lamont

Ballard

2 k Nichols

Smail

oFulton

eWalls 5k Mazitolli

Have a

Peabody. Martin Wandoring Jew............ Nichols

Velocity

Кильный

Norw, str. Brit.

4 April 20 Wieler & Co.

Brit, #t. 2124 April 26 David Samson, Sous & Co.

abc1882 April 27 Dadwell, Carlit & Co. Brit,

Brit, atr. 2018 April 26 Bradley & Co.

Brit. str. 1311 April

Britots.

1691

**2540

261 April Gibb,

Amor, str. April

647 April 3 & Co.

str. 1735 April 24 Dodwell, Carfill & Co.

str. 914 April 27 Barling, Bashmann Metzell NOFT, str. 914 April Wieler & Co.

1488 26 Jardine, Matheson & Co.

10 Yaon Fat Hong str. 1802 April 27 Butterfield &

Suiro Chi. str. 1000 April 260, M, S. N. Oo.

Co. str. 700 April 28 Fabsen str. 1992 April 21 Dodwell, Carlitl & Co. str. 1120 April 26 Yuen Fat Hong Atr. 1298

& gwire ¡April 27 Butterfield str. 1015 April 29 Lauta, Wegoner & Co.

1 Gilman & Co.

Amer. bqo. 1036 Mar. 24 Captain Brit. sob. 130 Mar. 9 Captain Brit. bye. 1474 April 2 Ray Davies Brit, b. 46 Mar. 1329 Mar. Amer. Amer. bye. 1330 Mar. Amer. Brit.

21 Standard Oil Co.

ab. 1650 A 218

sh, 170) Mar.

Lealian bgs.

April 3 Captain 610 Mar. 21 Siemanen & Co. 92&pril 20 Master

April

Brit. bga. 825

¡Amur. a 1500 April 26 Winter & Co.

Amst. sh 1522 Feb. 17 Captain

Bril. bgo. 405 April Chinese

Amor, sh. 1650 Sept. 17 Captain

Ber Britannic Majesty's Ships on the Chian Station.

Darlam

Captain Robert L. Grooma Coinmouder F. G. De Lilo Oomd. C. E. Kingsmill Captain Spencer H. Login Commander A. C. Galloway Dapt William H. Hozderson Lt.-Com, B Jau

B. F.

Barton Liont-Com. Vernon Mand

nder F. W. Wyley

Edward Chichester

Commander R. C. Sparkas

Capinia El. B. Lang

Lieat-Com, B. J. D. Lazton

Where at.

Singapore Shanghai K'loon Dock Kloon Dock Shanghai Yakahams Haukur Hankow Yokoham Formosa

Yarra

Tiksang Yling

3 Woodridge.

Tam O'Shanter...

Centurion*

Daphao Edgar

Esk

Firebrand

Tweed

Undwanted

Victor Emanuel

Πίτας

Amer, esk.

7

28 Captain

& Oo.

Torpedo Beats in Reserve No. 9, 20, 35, 36, 37 and 38, first class; and B second olasz bosta.

• Flagship of Vice-Admiral Buller, C.B.

Foreign Men-of-war on the Obina and Japan Station.

Admiral Korniolo

Albatras

Aleout

Algor Arcona

Commander Journot

en route Vladivostusk Korea

NAGASAKI.

In Port on April 9, 1896, MEÉCHANT RAILING VESSELN. Kozaki Maru Japan. barg

KOBE

In port on March 31, 1596. Brambletre Brit th, Catarina

Emile

YOKOHAMA.

THE CHINA-JAPAN TREATY OF

PEAUR

ས་པ

A NEW TRANSLATION, (Continued from the issue of Apri! 23.) 4. The points connected with the pro- posed commercial innovations are too nu- merous and important to be discussed fally at this moment, but still there are cara striking difficulties which at anca suggest a few remarks. China perícel ly willing to conclude a new treaty on the basis of the Europeau trasties, but the fa- voured nation treatment stipulated for in the preamble, should form part of the an swer to olauses A and B, which is post-

[1

an ud

poned for the

the present. But with regard Clauso

0, atipulating that valorara duty of 2 per cant should take the place of the half transit duty' a

it in called, and that all other inland taxes and

charges should be abolished, the Viceroy would remarks that the half transit duty is at present actually 21

2 per cent ad valorem duty in other words, just when China wants extra money to pay tho inderanity. Japan wis

Wishes to

to kucek of 20 per cent

concluded conci

of the duty. China is at present enabled by treaty to collect. Japan has herself recently treatin with Europs and America cuabling her to increase her du- ties: is it then reasonable to ask China to diminish the exceptionally light charges that she has hitherto mado? As to the da

and that no farther charges sha

shall be paid

iulaud by Chinese who

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own terms at Poking, hut even then he did not think of making such a monstrous request. Ha said, I cannot understand how any one can expect that, after

Fer foreign! goods have reached Chinese haude, the British can require that no likin shall be paid on them, and for this declined to make any such d Blue-hook on the Tientsiz

Esta Treaty Page 443) The British Foreign Vilice re- qanted the opinion of the Board of Trade, subjects. Ulinesc removing, but not hav

ing soll their property, to have their pcs- department also replied that the sessions protected in the same way as Jap- British Govocament could not make any auch request, None of the treaties (they

aruse subjects. said) cuntain such a

provisa and, as 116. tive goods are subject to likin, how can foreign goods expect exemption Even if

ea if led]. the treaties provided it would be impos. sible to carry such a provision out. (Blue- ratifications exchanged.

troops to be withdrawu one month after book,

Page 417). Sir Thurns Wade, who had long experieuce

8. As security for carrying out the terma China compared in of the treaty, Quius allows Japan to tem- to the British incomo lax, with which no

Mikin

6. The ficat part vory much as proposod Count Iro, but Olsima A. to G. all omit- Except as in Article 8, all Japanese

១.

10,

operations to cease after the

plant have signed.

11. In

foreign

country could preating to interfore, pacarily occupy Weihai-wei. When the an tax as to the necessity for which fits instaliments of the indomuity shall have boon paid, half of the troops will be China must be her owa judge. (uid withdrawn: when the balance, then the

ato the

the provincial Government to axis remai

remainder. without it? And how monstrous would it be if Chinese were able to trade every

&c., as proposed). where under saver of foreigu documents! (Blue book, pp. 447.0). It is hoped, there fore, that Japan will be contous to atipu.the meaning of carrying out of this or the In case of suy misunderstanding as to late that goods when in the foreign mer chant's own Lands shall be free of likin, which indeed is the macet-favoured nation treatment.

Clauze D. is not only unfair but abort With extra-territorial privilogos, sighted. how can foreign merokauta be allowed to reside temporarily in the interior, where their own Consuls cannot get at them? Sir Thomas Wade always declined to submit any such request on behalf of British mer

commercial treaty, arbitrators, to be chosen by each side from friendly states. Should the arbitrators disagros, the President of the United States to appoint an umpire. Arbitration to be Goal.

19. [As article 11 proposed, bat with improved grammar, &c.]."

(To be continued. }

chauta: his full reasons are given on pages. THE PROTECTION OF FOREIGNERS 435 and 415 of the Blue-book above men-

IN HUNAN. tioned.

Even in Busan there is an awakening.

Olauss F demande a right which bas sop- sistently been refused to the foreign minie. The following is a trazalotion of an excel- tors at Paking, the right to import lent four-metrical proclamation that has re- machinery ad aao it for manufacturing dently been isnod by Liu, district magis- ras material, on the ground that any

such permission would clash with Chinesa tra o of Linghsianghsien, in the prefecture of industrial interests; à fortiori when the Yochou, Humaa :— Japanese export to take thair manufacture inland free of likizi and other charges. Be sides, other countries would share in the privilege under the most favoured nation clause, and Chinese stuam factories would be ruined at once.

purial edios to spread their doctrines (in Foreiga missionaries are permitted by Im China),

Heuve-why-houses-and residences-have- been cold and bought:

When the foes have been paid, and the It is slipalated at the end of the Stoffvial seal stamped upon the documents; Article that, until the ratiñcation of the

The officials having been apprised of the commercial treaty, the Japanese tronpa 10 eales would surely decide in their favour; occupation will not be withdrawn. This article is both unjust and over-cautivus.

'n

pull

For this is bat right and just.

The sixth article had already stipulated for destroy and pillage, are actione which are dewa houses and plander, to favoured nation treatment until the putting most unreasonable.

in force of the commercial tro

Li Hung-chang

wizus

Should this have happened amongst the people thomselves,

The lawa would not hesitate to punish the guilty.

(In cases of missionary riote) where the offorale mako compensation and indemnify

treaty. peal by alluding to his up his pathetic ap-

Rout

Age and anxiety to nequit himself honourably of this, may be, hata service to his oantry. The fature of Lwa

in the hands Lara onpires is of the plenipotentiarios,

God

it behoven them to take steps, in this mighty business, (ie furmer), which eball be alike consonant to reason and justice, and

and creditable to the ideas of me people and are caxious to pratost their of mo homes, Heuce they expand large suma to dern statesmanship, Japan is now in the offset their object. Arsh of success and prosperity: the amount

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Hongkong, March 2, 1896

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

FONDEONG ZOTEL.

Major and Mrs H. Mr J. F. Lansala

Armstrong

Mr M. Lacaze.

Mr L. Berindengus Mr M. Larken Mr B. J. Barlow Mr

Mr and Mrs A. H.

Honry H. Baths

Mr J. W. Bolles

Bottonheim

Mr 4. G. Briat

Mr W. J. Uuntor

478

Mr H. G. Lethbridge Miss Lloyd

Mr. Lloyd and 3obil.

dron Mr L. Martol Mr O. A. McCallum Dr D. McDonsid Mokihinay Major and Mrs B. D.

Mollor Mr K. Oldorp Mr J. W.

Mr Eugino Chooselor Opt

Mr F. B. Deacon

Mr W. A. Duff Mr J. B. Duncay

Mr A. Fair

Olivor

Mrs E. Farrago and Mr Owen Ordish

children

Mr E. Ormiston

Me Saml. Figgin

Capt. Palmer Me W. Partit

borten

I therefore proclaim and command you my Miss Tiggia

of indamaity, the extout of her accussion people to bear in mind the nзvessity of obe. Mrs E. H.-Finch andMajor and Mrs Pem of territory,these are of swall importance ing your elders. comparut with the question whether ahe

chilä

China are to be perpetual friends cr great and majestic are the words of Mr H. K. O. Fisher Mr S. J. Perry

irreconcilable onemies. Such a reasonable the writer has the fullest powers to

behalf of China,

Lao aaored edicta,

Mr R. H. WallaceMr H. Price

Frazer give sincere heed to them,

Compelling all to reverenco them and to

Mr A. H. Rennie Galand Mr

M: Clarke Robertson the

6th of

of April Count to and Vis-

of giving protection [to Capt. F. D. Guddard Me W. J. Robertson The day with the gentry and notables Mr Guerin

Mr R. T. Gribblo uunt Mutaa sent

strangers] lies very gruff reply to the [of each village). Chinese plestipotentiary, couched morosver

Robes liar [l k

when translated into Chinese who conduct themselves unreasonably and If there be found desperadoes and rowdies from Japanese) in very olamay and il-proosed to unlawful acts, expressed language. They complain

that, instead of giving them a definite snywer, h

Mins Bammers

Mr

Fred. Tesio

and Mire J. P.

Thoma

Name.

Rig.

Turs

Holos Alacrity Archer

twin-sew cruiser 2nd class 3600

despatch-voase!

1700

cruiser 3rd claes

C. I.H.F.

21 12 1770 16

7000 3180

4200

twinscrew battle ship

10,600

41 13,000

sloop

1140

16

1400

twin-scrow ornisor la: olasz

7350

36 10,000

g-bc, Sra alaes coast detente

363

9

340

gunboat and clean

455

6

460

Humber Immortalitá

atorachip

1610

8:0

stmoured cruiser

5000

34

34

8500

guu-vessol 2nd class

756

8

1050

Tientsia

Karcissus

armoured croiser

6300

ઈંસ 8,600

8.600

Korea

Peaccox

gunboat 1st cloo

150

10

1200

Singapore

Pigmy

gunboat Lat class

750

1200

Lient-Com. Henry Adair

Yokoham

Liquo

erniser

3600

21

7000

Capt. Henry C. Bigge

Chemalpa

Plover

quabont 1st clasa

756

1200

Licat

Sponcer V. Y.

7. Y do Horsey

Hongkong

Parpolen

cruiser 3rd class

1776

16

Commander

Rainbow

azuisor

3000

7000

F. R. Captain Wm. U. O. Forsyth

R. Pelly

Fusan

Rattler

Redpola Spartan Swift

Tamar

gunboat lat olasa

10

1900

Lieut.-Com. Hugh Cotesworth

zanboat lat alanı

805

10

1200

Lieut.-Com. E. IL. Grafton

Chemulpt Newchwang Amoy

twin-sorow crufour 2ndolas

3600

7000

gus-reseal Sud oloss

750

8

1010

Captain Alfred L Winslos Commander R. K. McAlpine

Shanghai

Yokohams

ex-transport

2047

Yokohama

Brit, et-yat

g-ot. digas osagt defence

$63

5

$40

Hongkong

armoured cruiser

6600

8500

rouslving ship

5157

14

Captain John S. Hallifax Commodore Boyes

Laban

Hongkong

const safoneeship,armoured) 2750

1450

Kloon Deck

Rus, sch. Houry Failing Amor. ab. ah, MaryL. Cashing Am. Queen Elizabeth Brit, sh. State of Maina Amer. eb.

aud

Name,

Flag and Big.

Tons.

Guna. H.P.

Captain.

Whore at

In port on March 31, 1898, Anoonda Amer. sh,

Arctic

Brit.

ach.

Оп

Mr C. Roghe

Mr

Russian erulser

4950 32 6000

Captain Eltchaninoff

Nagasaki

Admiral Nakhimoff

Russian flagship

7781

32 9500

Captain Kasharininoff

Bering Diana

Ruse. bqe.

Austrian ganbaat

650

Anpic

Bengo

Detroit

Don Antonio de Ulloa

Bayard

Beautemps-Beaupré

Bobre

Boston

Castilla

Charleston

Oomète

Dimitri Donskoi

Don Juan de Austria

Dugnay Trouin

Forfait

Galdamak General Alava Gromisstoly Iltla Imperator Nicolai I Irena

Taly

Kormoran Kreiser

Latin

Manila Mandehur

Machias

Otrajay Pamlat Azova Pluvier Prinsess Wilhelm Reina Cristian

Hophis

Triomphaare

Vipere

Yorktow

Russian gunboat French cruiser orulaar gunboat

German

Besuch

French flagship

V. S. aculeor

Russion cruiser Spanish cruiser Spanish cruiser Broach ornisBZ French artisor Russian gunboat Spanish Buazioa-vessel Hazan gunboat

Gorman

a ganbost Russian izenotad Gormen

ormen cruiser French cruiser Goeman

ama Alagship Russian sloep Germen erninor Russian sloop Fesnic's gunboat

French gunbest

cruiser

transport

Spanish

Rosatan sloop

U. S. Bagahty

French guubost Gorman oruiser Spaniah cruiser

Russian 1st elmas oruker

Bu alan gombeat

Baztan cruiser

German cruiser

French oralser

810

130

Captain Paronego

4330

8000

Captain Boatst

2370

3400

Captain A SarLOW

476

450

Nako

GULO

20

4400

Commander Fortin

French wooden loop

1000

1850

1000

Captain

Tarnut

Nagasaki Yokohama

Saipan

Portuguese gunboat

482

400

Lt. Podro de Azevedo Coullaho Timor

Amor, coh Dunfermline Brit. sh. Golden Flecco Amor, sch. Harry Morse Amer. hge, Josephino Am, sch, Amex. ech. Wm. B. Masy Amer. sh

ho

comes not at all light.

GBCO ITI

Russian sloup

950

1150

Captain Enkrisky

Futan

U. S. cinizer

2000

Spanish cruiser

3200

4400 Capt. Enrique Saninia

Captain F. Wildas

MANILA.

T. cruiser

4040

French

gunboat

490

500

Capt. Maude!

Cadit

2000

6666 Capt. Coffin

6400 Commander John Stark Newell Bankow

Mani Nagasak! Shanghai

In Port on March 30, 1896. MERCHANT STEAMERS AND BAILING VESSELS.

Veringa

BOUD

6000

7000

Captain Wit

Witthofft

Nagasaki

Brit. Erit.

sh. Atlantic, U.& str. Marseilles

1200

Capt. 1 Duelo

Manila

1130

2500 Communder R. P. де Ворвито

Marils

Brit

Span. atr. Singapore

3635

2360

4800 Captain Bayle

Saigon

2760

Captain Delo

Shanghal

400

$500

Kobe

1200 1490

12

1930

Capt. Boucharol

Japt. Ramos Roohiqust Froijille Manila

Brit

490

340

Capt.-Licut. Braun

Nagasaki

Shanghai

8800

invartay Jela de Panay

8000

Capt.

Foelkersham

Naguald

4400

8000

4380

B000

Captain Rivet

Capt, von Drasky

IB

7677 $200 1040

2800

1330 13

1200

2150 Сарь Lindestroom

Captain Brinkmann

Capt. Boklemished

Uaptain Jaeschke

Percia

Nagasaki

Nagasaki

P. D, Rice Amer. White Cross Brit.

600

500

Gauabet

Nagasaki

Saigon

490

500

aydon

1050 16 1600

1057

2 1000

Manila

A. J. Faller

1200

1400

Podispotek

Nagasaki

Auretta

Sloop

1370

850

Balsingor

Tientsin

Pioclola

Hovu

5800

14

18,600

Captain J. J. Read

Woosung

Ruslan gunboat

1490

ㄡˇ

12

2000

Captain Barcht

Nagasaki

St. Paul

Russian criter

DUOU

6060 28

2000

Captain Rodionof

Nagasali

640

450

Lient Commander Vidal

Bangkok

4400 92 8000

Captain von Holtsendorff

Worrior

8080 19 4800 10,830 48 18,800

Com'der Jass Warista Captaic Kreager Captain Batraniof

13 11:30

Captain Astroutoff

2100 4050

2100

Captain Harbing

2400

French gunboat

480.

9860

Commander Ounasella Commander Stockton

Vladivostook Vladivostoak Nanking Salgos Bangkok

Angot

Aggle. Auróća

Swatow

Baulen armiger

1470

Captain Lahedam

Ex Elusno Esmeralda Gulf of Taranto-Brit.

Mr W. B. Walker

Mr W. Whiley

Mr J, Windsor

Mre Wyley

Mea Wyloy and gover-

деба

Col. and Mrs Norcott,

str. Hongkong Haddon Hal! Brit. bqe. United K'dom now submits a fresh treaty, article by as to take head of the doctrines of pro-bir and Mrs Bextor Major and Mrs G. K.

Skt. discharging

apri Henry Failing Amer. ab. New York ticle, and in

in proper grammatical Chinese] bus, U.K.. Gebu in adasion to the categorical points, datos and meet (strangers) in a spirit of good fel-Me W. S. Burien Inverlochy

should learn the ways of the world Capt. van Oorbach

Mr W. van Gorbach Brit.

upon which ha auggeta discus. by article, str. Hongkong Span.

lowship. str. L'poolv. Spain sion. He also bege for au interview at the

Mr Harvey You should not make any difference be. Brit. bqe. Ailantic, U.S. earliest possible dato, as the truce is rapidly twess your own people and strangers at the and irs 0. Von Brit. bgo. Atlantic, U.S.expiring,

"gatzi (toreignera). This is Le's propcaod Treaty (précie),

der Heyde MaryL. Casting Ame", ali, Boston

Brit str. Boilo

1.-Both Uhina and Japan recognize and

For (even the Empere:) considers it right Mr and Mrs Cao.

Bolmea guarantes to observe the complete in- with benevolaces towards those from

Captain Kofod dependence of Coren

-China edes the following places, every one to cafully obey.-N.-G. Daily Mr G. A. D. *pl-Me David Wood

special proclamat with all Government property, &c.

Mr Hugh McCallum Valliage

bourne

Linwood Low Wood

sh. D'ware B'water str. discharging Yorihime Maru Japan, str. discharging

ILOILO.

Amer, sh. D'ware B'water Brit. str. Dware B'water Gor. str. discharging Amor. sh. D'ware B'water i

CEBU. Belt

ala. Attautie, V.S BANGKO In port on March 29, 1884, MERGWANZ BAILING VEDRIA,

Nor

sah; Norm, bgo.

Brit be Norw, bye

Norw, ker

A. The southern part of Feng-t'ien

[Shingking] provines; to wit; An Lung, 'wan-tion, Fong-h

Dose advertising pay? Perhaps not. If Mr D. Chicordof Indeurity of Treasury Tin. 100,000,000 you have no actual inducements to offer Mr and Mrs A. in ve instalments to extend over 4 yours people, who, despite your efforts to remain Olerk Tis 28,000,000 in 6 months, and Tla. Unnoticed, bupt you up.

child and nurse

Ror, and Mus G. R.:

A. Ruanoh

Mr J. Thatter

B. Ir J. A. Thomsch

Mr H, E. Tulford

Mr.Verbook Mr J. 0.

5. Viega

ali tu

ayudations:

Mr P. Henry Major & Mr Hauha: A. F. Sammon Gir C, Harris Thereby breaking the treaties [with for Mr E. Hildroth indulges in a long tiade about China's eige couetries] the crime of these people be- Mr & Mra P. G. Hill difficulties:

either his accept- they request ger

Me T. Howard writing of the treaty as a wNG OF Bet days brought disaster upon them-Mr W. K.

for when anxiliary troops arrive at

K. Hughea changes be wishes a categorical list of the

the oily gates, inserted in each specific anticlo. 4 second

reply, as translated from the slaughter and the perpetrators of riots Mr Morton Jones

Whole families will be given over to Capt, and Mrs Hunt

Mr

Jonkinaus English, is to the

same effect, but is in the having ruined their families end by sacrifio- Mr R. S. Judah hands of a more compotent Chinese esholar]ing their own persons [to the soldiery].

On the 9th of April Li Hung-chang, who

Mr L. Judell Benos I would again and again warn you Mr Gordon Kahn in his anxiety not "top give offence Amitates

i to abatsia (from violence). style of the ridiculous stilted imperial styl

i would show you that the best way is for Mr J. Kinghorn the Japanese, sends his list of teraliona, sxpressing at the same time each one to cattle peaceably to his o Mr W. Krimme

the of proposed al- bia regret and surprise that his previone letter

To reverently and carefully obey the lawe, abould have been deemed inadequate,

Mr.J.T. Smith

Mies Smith

Mrs J. Stopani

Mr J. J. Hosr

Mr

Mr &. N. Buke

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Mr B. L. Thomsk

Mr

H. E. Totaking

J.

Mr & Mrs F. Walker

Mr Kubirea

PEAK HOTEL,

bore

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W. Nicholson

Major the Hon, and

child Mrs E. Noel and

to not

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Mr B. P. Sheldon

Mr F. H. Slaghat

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te. the desitoitation

Sin-yen sity district Boundaries of Ravals and Brinsmeed's Pianos have no Mt M. Barandraco Mr F Mayer each on a pra"

zival for tone, strength and appsaronca. - Mr J. B. Blow sas proposed: enclosed W. Robinson & Co. aquaro area na by Engilah charts.

F.R.0.8. 3. Exsolly as proposed by the Japanese;

Mis Brownlow.

WINDSOR BOTEKU,

Mr B. Milba Mr Thoa, Bolgar, Mr and Ms W. Bow

birizon

Mr A.

18,000,000 &

at four intervals of a year cach

or earlier

5...

Doblar: Mr G. #

drifth lier it

Obiria

choorno.

Hardenalolir Robert Walcott W Mr F Chinias in the coded territory free to Docs advertising pay? Pernape not. If bir G. H. Barris

Mr Waipale sell out and leave within two yours from the 30 adhere to the belief that business Me Ed. J. Holmus Mire Watson rasidications, but not to be abject to any spontaneously, and that the kee Mr & Mrs C, Jeptokx Mr B. A. Wabor kazna or contributions bu this amount dompetition former generations had to con- Mr Walter Jones Mra Weber after two years to be treated at Jepunere and against no longer exists,

Mr J. Margalia My Wilam

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