12
H. KONG CIVIL SERVANTS' SALARIES.
NO QHANGE IN METHOD OF PAYMENT AT PRESENT.
THROUGA REUTER'S AGENCY,]
of payment.
Lord Passfeld has also stated
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1931.
THE SURRENDER OF AN EMPIRE.
(By NESTA H. WEBSTER.)
(REVIEWED AND ANALYSED BY TINDAL KING)
(Continued. The previous article appeared in the "Daily Press " of yesterday)
LONDON. June 24. Questioned in the House of Com- mons by Mr. WT. Everard (Cen.. In the previous article we left beginning of the end. The flereest Melton) who asked what action had Mrs. Webster's study of causes con critics of the British Empire, have 'been taken regarding the petitiona from Civil Servants in Hong Kong,tributing to the surrender of our always admitted, though grudgingly Dr. Drummond Shields said that Empire at the point when the down. enough, the general equitableness Lord Passfeld and equceted the fall miny bé anid to have began, of British rule in India, the held Governor to inform the petitioners that he was unable at the present viz., at the. Veranilles Pepee Coning of the scales evenly between time to revert to the former method ference when Lloyd George and Hindu and Moslem, in a word, the Woodrow Wilson very effectively rescue of Indin out of choos; and put the League of Nations between yet the British Government with Germany and Justice-summed up their eyes wide open-when their
while the hands were fully occupied in. by a witty French man w Conference was sitting in Paris: Europe in the terrie struggle of La Conference de la Paix va neus saving civilisation itself at this donner une querre juste et durable moment (April, 1918) this same From this point Mrs. Webster be-British Government embarked in gins to get to grips with Bolshevism, the dream-boat of two visionaries the present and ever-present enemy to all peace everywhere. The process, she anys, of introdue ng Bolshevism into Russia was well described by Winston Churchill when he wrote:
that the whole position would be subject to review in the light of the Report of the Currency Mission."
The petitioners' representations would be carefully corne in mind although ne promise can be made that the Government's hetion will be varied.
LONDON'S RUBBER
ROADWAYS. EXPERIMENTS BEING. CARE FULLY WATCHED.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY, ]
LONDON, June Di Replying in the House of Com- mans to Sir George Penny, Mr. Herbert Morrison said he was "watching experiments with rubber roadways in London with interest.
He hoped that a definite opinion would soon be formed in regard to the durability and general merila of rubber as, a surfacing material, relative to its cost.
'INDIAN` AIR. POLICY.
[RITISH WIRELESS SELVICE.)
RUGBY, June 24. Replying to a question in the House of Commons, Mr. F. Mon- tague, Under Secretary for Air, said he was unaware that tho In dinn Government had placed any obstacles in the way of flights over Indian territory of machines cther than Indian machines with Indian pilota
In regard to the Air Transport Services, he understood it would be contrary to that Government's policy to subsidise any company other than an Indian company with rupee capital and Indian Personnel.
He added that the Secretary for Air was fully alive to the" impor- tance of the continuous develop ment of Air Routes throughout the 'Empire, and the policy of the De- partment was being directed to- wards that end.
BRITISH NAVAL PROGRAMME.
43,,
to change England's traditional policy of India with the Indians for India for the Indians. Listen to this out of the Montagu-Chelms ford Report:
ADVERTISED SAILINGS FROM HONG KONG
Pros Van Buren, Dollar, Juno 281 Proa. Garfield, Dellar, July 12, Pros, Polk, Dollar, July 20 LMOX, ADU
Haiyang, Douglas, June 20, Haiching, Douglas, June 30, Suisang, Jardine's, June 30. Sirdhana B.I., July 9. *-. Taiyuan, B. & S., July 2 Haining, Douglas, July a Tiisaroca, J.C.J.L., July 4. Anahun, B. & S., Jury 3. Tsinan, B. & S., July 6. Tilawa, B.I., July 17. Kutsung, Jardino's, July 18. Hosang, Jardine's, July 28. Santhia, B.I., July 31. ANTWERP.
Kashima Maru, N. 1.K., June 27. Kashgar, P. & O., July 4, Foru, Manners, July 6. Hakone Maru. N.Y.K., July 11, Forim, P. & 04 July 25, Afrika, Manners, July 28. AUSTRALIAN PORTS Atsuta Maru, N.Y.K., Jung 27 St. Albans, E. & A., July 3. Kano Maru, N.Y.E., July 25, Taiping, B. & S., July 17.
BALTIO PORTS.. Peru, Manners, July 6. Afrika, Manners, July 28, BALTIMORE.
Foylebank, Bank, July 14.
BANGKOK.
Kaying, B. & S., June-28. Kwaiyang, B. & S., June 30.
Our rule gave them security from the violence of robbers and the exactions of landlords,, re gulated the amounts of revenue or rent they had to pay, and assured to both proprietor and eultivator-in the latter case by the Decupancy right-a safe title in their lands. The change was zo great that they sank into a condition of lethargic content (what a crime); even yet they BARCELONA. have barely realised that Govern-Dorflingor, Molchers, Juno ment has any other gifts to offer. Saarbruecken, Melchers, July 25. As for the idea of self-govern- ment, it is simply a planet that has not yet risen shova, their horizon. But there are signs of
Lenin was sent into Hussin hy the Germads in the same way that you might send a phial con taining a culture of typhoid or of cholern to be poured into the waler supply of a great city, and it worked with amazing accuracy. The three chapters, the Rise of Bolshevism, British Bolsheviks, and the Surrender to the Soviets con- tinue the sorry tale of imbecility. on the part of British Ministers, and Mrs. Webster shows cicarly that at least on one front Eugland was quite invincible-that of ignoran awakening. ance There aro sonic illuminat- ingly unpleasant stories of intrigue between the Labour" Party and their Moscow comrades, and the famous Leeds Manifesto of May 23, 1917, is given in full. It was sign- eil by among others the present Prime Minister, the presqne Chan- cellor of the Exchequer and by Mr. George Lansbury, and called upon the British Democracy to follow Russia.
There are also amusing. extracts giving Moscow's opinions of various members of the Labour Party's delegation that visited Russia in May, 1920. Mrs, Snow- den is described as "middle-classy and patronising, full of affectu- tion 1
The connection between Moscow and our Socialists is laid bare in all its sordidness, culminating in the Great Strike of 1920, and yet to-day the very people who have done their best in recent years to ruin England are now in power! One is tempted to ask: Is Demo- cracy, safe except inside a lunatic asylum !
Bind Feln
The next chapter is a very in- NO INCREASE INTENDED AT teresting one, the Surrender to
PRESENT...
[BRITISH WIRELESS SERVICE.)
RUGBY, June 24.
In the House of Commons, the Firat Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. A. V. Alexander, replying to a question, said the cruiser and dest troyer building programme had been continually under considera- tion throughout the Franco- Italian negotiations.
As it was hoped that an oppor tunity might, soon arise for con: tinuing these negotiations, the Government, did not consider that the situation at present warrant- ed any increase in the building pro-` Kramme approved by Parliament.
GLASGOW CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS ARRESTED.
BIG SENSATION, IN CITY BUSINESS CIRCLES.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
LONDON, June 24.
Sinn Fein. As far, back as 1011, the author shows, Roger Casement had urged a German-Irish Alkance in the event of war between Eng- land and Germany, and five years inter he was to pay with his life for what his German
masters called callously his impracticable dreams."
the Germans What
thought of the Irish was express- ed by Professor Kuno Meyer when
he wrote:
I look upon them precisely as we Germans regard the Poles-a people fit only for poetry, the- toric and sedition, na ill-balanced, emotional race, unfitted for any form of self-government, «
The author's estimate of the Irish. is the traditional view-I am half Irish myself and agree an idle, dreaming, happy-go-lucky race, but the Dublin Sweep was not in exist ence when Professor Meyer wote Mrs. Webster absolves the Irish for the revolutionary movement of 1010-22, claiming that it was "arti- ficially engineered by the enemies of Great Britain who cared nothing for the sufferings they inflicted on the Irish people provided they could turn them to their own ends,” he, disruption of the Empire. Lloyd George does not come very
Irish problem, and few will dis agree with Mrs. Webster when she
And our idealists proceed:
Hitherto, they have regarded the official as their representative in the Councils of Government and now we have to (it may be naked why have to?) tear up that faith by the roots, to teach them that in future they must bring their troubles to the notice of an elected representative further, that they have the power to compel his attention. Wo have to (Why have to again!) bring about the most radical re- volution in the people's tradi- tional ideas of the relation be- tween" ruler, and ruled (every schoolboy knows that) and it will be a difficult and even dan gerous business, for it is neither safe nor easy to meddle with traditional ideas in India (or anywhere else out East for that matter).
And they go on:
We are not selling about to etir 95 per cent. of the, peuple out of their practical conserva tism and placing their feet upon a new and difficult path merely, at.. the bidding (what a confea sion of the other 5 per cent. (ie., the non-illiterates). reason is the faith in us re- sumably Mr. Montagu and Lord Chelmsford !)
And they end up
Our
BELAWAN-DELI.
Cremer, J.C.J.L., July 2
BOMBAY
Hakodate Maru, N.Y.K., June 27. Carignano, Dedwell's, July 5. Mirzapore, P. & O., July 8, Tango Maru, N.YK., July 11. Filsna, Dodwell's, July 12, Rawalpindi, P. & O., July 18.
SOSTOM.
Proa. Van Buren, Dollar, Juno 28. Cingalese Prince, Furness, June
29.
Pres. Garfield, Dollar, July 12. Tatsuno faru, N.Y.K., July 13." Foylebank, Bank, Jaily 14 Pres, Folk, Dollar, July 20
BREMEN.
Derflinger, Melchora, June 27. Main, Melchers, June 29. Peru, Manners, July 6. Oder, Melchers, July 12 Saarbruecken, Melchers,, July 25. Afrika, Manners, July 28. BRINDISI.
Carignane, Dedwell's, July 5, Pilana, Dodwell's, July 12, CALCUTTA,
Merioko Maru, N.Y.K., June 29. Talma, B.I., June 30. Gozon Maru, N.Y., July 7. Kumsang. Jardine's, July 10. Takadn, B.I., July 11. Buisang, Jardine's, July 21. Birdhana, B.I., July 26. GABABLANÇA. A Kashgar, P. & O., July 4 Diomed, B.F., July 21,
We believe profoundly that the time has now come (in the great- est war in history, mark you !) when the sheltered existence | JHEFOO. which we have given, India can- Huichow, B. & S., June 28. not be prolonged without dam- Chengtu, B. & 8. June 27. age to her national life; that we
Cheongching, Jardine's, July 3. have a richer gift for her people Kueichow, B. & 8., July 7. than any that we have yet bes-Chipshing, Jardine's, July 10. towed or them; that nationhood within the Empire represents ODLOMBO. something better than anything India has hitherto attained; that the placid, pathetic, contentment (why pathetic) of the masses is not the soil on which rich Indian nationhood will grow, and that in deliberately disturbing it we are working for her highest good. The author quotes the Morning Post's observation (October 27, 1091) when this policy had shown disastrous results ;
We will define the true motive of Mr. Montagu and Lard Chelms. ford in one word-fear; they are deadly afraid. -
After reading the ibove, who can deny that the safest place for inside lunatic.
There was a big sensation in hapnily out of the handling of the Democracy is
Glasgow to-day when two well- known ebartered accountants, John Cole Hamilton, and Joseph Well- ccatos Mackinnon, were arrested on: Warrant issued by the Hatley Police on a charge of conspiring to defraud Llodyd's Bank, Limited, by false and fraudulent written statements in regard to tho assets? and liabilities of certain textile Companies.
Two other arrests were made in
England in the same connection, namely, Alexander Young, of Wor thington, and Henry Cecil Turner, Ho ex-mill manager, of Batley. The zitul way Chirkell PateBatley bo
asylum
Hakodate Maru, N.Y.K, June 27. Kashima Muru, N.Y.K., June 27. Pros Van Buren,-Dollar, June 28. Kashgar, P. & O., July 4.. Carignano, Dedwell's; July 5. Athos II, M.M., July 7. Mirzapore, P. 4O., July 8. Patroclus, B.F: July Hakone Maru, NYK July 11, Tango Maru, N.X.K., July 11. Pilana, Dodwell's, July 19. Pres. Garfield, Dollar, July 12. Rawalpindi, P. & O., July 18. D'Artagnan, M.M., July 21. Perim, P. & O., July 25, Pres. Polk, Dollar, July 20 Glenapp, Jardine's, July 27. COPENHAGEN. Peru, Manners, July 0. Afrika, Manners, July 28.
DALEY.
Yingchow, B., & S., June 2 Tean, B. & S., June 20.
says that the treaty in January, With the skill of a suporb phy- 1022, was a surrender to violence sician the author proceeds Hector, B.F., July 24, and a direct encouragement to diagnose the fatal sensequences to DUTCH FORTS, every malcontent in Eastern landa
of Germany and not Moscow is seen by the author, who claims that the zanrvellous organisation of Soviet propaganda abroad has been largely attributable to the. German as well as the Jewish brains behind it,"
to defy British rule and resort to the unfortunato patient (India) if Derflinger, Matchers, June 27. fores in the hope of intimidating operative treatment is much louger Kashima Maru, N.Y.K., June, 27. the home Government" The hand delayed, but in England - to-day | Main, Melchors, June 23,
where is the surgeon to be fandt Kashgar, P. & D., July 4. Mourners tho will be enough in Nagara, Gilman's, July 4. both countrie, as there are to-day, Peru, Manners, July 8. but is it straining vaticination to Patroclus. B.F., July 8. suggest that the ath of India will Ramses, Jelen, July 8. be followed by demise of the City of Bonbay, Bank, July 10. greatest Empire that the world has Hakone Moru, N.Y.K., July 11.
Oder Melchers, July 12. -ever-kapwa t
Leverkusen, Jobsen, July 18,
Perim ́ ́P. & O., July 25. Diomed B.F. July 21- Saarbrucken, Molchers, July 25..
Sindbad
Afra Webster next turns to In
dar with conspiracy to defraud Lloyd's Bank of: £50,000, also with die, and her two chapters Disturb. the fraudulent conversion of ing Indian Contentment and Sur-
Mrs, Webster has put holore, us
terrible picture, the setting of
money bolonging to various Com render to Swaraj can be taken the Sun for, the last time, yet still panies involving £81,000. He was together The Montagu Chelmsford we go on our way unheeding, ... remunded in custody until July 3. Report, may be sail to mark the
(To be configued.).
Glenapo, Jardino's, July 97. Afrika, Manners, July 29,
FOOCHOW,
Haiyang, Douglas, June 10, Huichow, B. & S., June 20. ¦ Yingehow, B. & 8., June 97. Halching, Douglas, Juno 30 Choongshing, Jardine's, July Haining, Douglas, July 3. Kueichow, B. & S., July 7, A Chipshing, Jardine's, July 10.
GENOA,
Dorflinger, Melchers, June 27, Pros, Van Buren, ellar, June 20 Nagara, Gilman's, July 4 Carignano, Dedwell's, July 4, Ramson, Jebsen, July 8. Pilsna, Dodwell's, July 12. Prea Garfold; Dellar, July 12, Leverkusen, Jebsen, July 18, Durban, Maru, N.Y.K., July 10.- Antilochus, B.F. July 20 Saarbruecken. Melchers, July 25." Pres, Polk, Dollar, July 28.
GLASGOW.
Adrastus, B.F., July '2" Patroclus, B.F., July 8, Antilochus, B.F., July 20.
GOTHENBURG. Nagara, Gilman's, July 4.
HAIPHONG AND HOIHOW,
Kwaiyang, B. & S., June 30. Kingyuan, B. & S., July 2.. Kiungehow, B, & S., July 17,
HAMBURG.
Dorflingor, Melchers, Juno 27. Main, Melchers, June 18. Nagara, Gilman's, July 4. Peru, Manners, July 0. Patroclus, B.F., July 8. Ramses, Jebsen, July 8. City of Bombay Bank, July 10., Oder, Melchers, July 12. Leverkusen, Jebsen, July 18. Diomed, B.F., July 21, Perim, P. & O., July-25; Saarbrueckon, Molchers, July 23, Glenupp, Jardino's, July 27," Afrika, Manners, July 28
HAVANA.
Takaoka Maro, N.V.K., June 13,
HAVRE.
Adrastus, B.F., JuÏv 2: Antilochus, B.F., July 20. Porim, P. O., July 25,
HONGAY.
.15
Kweiyang, B. & S., June 30. HONOLULU
Ginyo Maru, NY K.. June 30, Tatsuta Maru, N.Y.K., July 8, Emp. of Japan, C.P.S., July 18. Shinyo Maru, N.Y.K., July 21.
HULL
Kashgar, P. & O., July 4. JAPAN POETS
Venezia, Dodwell's, June 20. Ixion, B.F., June 27. Suwa Maru, N.Y.K., June 27. Nagato Maru, NY.K., June 28. Iyo Maru, N.Y.K., June 29. Somali, P. &. O, June 29. Ginyo Maru, NY.K, June 30, Hoian Maru. N.Y.K., June 30. Somali, P. & O., June 30. Suisang, Jardine's, June 30, Genshiel, Jardine's, July 2 Khyber, P. & O., July. Š......... Sirdhana, B.I., July 2 Taup of Russia, C. P. S., July 3. Khyber, P. & O., July 3, Tatsuno Maru, N.Y.K, July 4, Kidderpore, F. & O., July 6. Shexenor, B.F.. July 5. Nellore, E. & A., July 6, Saarland, Jebsen, July 8. Andre Lebaon, M.M., July 7. Tatauta Maru. N.Y.K, July 8. Machnon, B.F., July 9.. Isar, Melchers, July 10... Autolycus, .B.F., July 13. Rajputana, P. & O., July 17. Tilawa, B.I., July 17. Emp. of Japan, C.P S., July 18. Kulang, Jardine's, July 18.. Glengarry, Jarline's, July 19, Kulmerland. Jebsen, July 15. Menelaus, B.F., July 20. Alipore, P. & O., July 21, Angers, M.M., July 21. Shinyo, Mara NY.K., July 21," Japan, Gilman's, July 23. Tyndareus, B.F., July 95. Hilda, Dodwoll's. July 27. Hikawa Maru, N.Y.K, July 28. Hoang, Jardine's, July 28, Karmala, P. & O., July 30.. Santhia, B.I., July 31. JAVA PORTA. Thisslak, J.C.J.L. June 30. Tinegara, J.C.J.L., July 7.⠀ Tiileboot, J.C.JL; July 14. Tibadak, J.C.J.L., July 21, Tissroca, J.C.J.L. July 28. LIVERPOOL
Adrastus, B.F., July_2.10-
Durban Maru, N.Y.K, July 19 Antilochus, E.F., July 20, LONDON.
27.
Kashima Maru, N.Y.K., June Kashgar, P. & O., July 4. Carignano, Dedwell'e, July 5, Patroclus. B.F., July 5, like, City of Bombay Bank, July-10A Hakone, Maru, N.Y.K, July 11. Pilsna, Dodwell "July 12, Rawalpindi, P. & O., July 18. Tinhow, Bank, July 18 Diomed B.F., July 21, Perim, P. & O., July 25. Glenapp, Jardine's, July
∙LOS ANGELES,··
Ginyo Maru, N.Y, K., June 30, Pres, Jackson, A.M.L, July 7. Tatsuta Mare, N.T.K., July 8 Pros. McKinley, A.M.L, July 21
MANILA
Emp. of Russia, C.P.S., Juno 28. Atauta Maru, N.Y.K., June 27, Dorillinger, Melchors, Juno 27. Pros. Van Buron, Dollar, June 18, Pros, Jackson, A.M.E., Juna 30. Adrastus, B. F.; · July-2. St. Albans, E. & A., July 3, Nagara, Gilman's, July 4 Pres, Cleveland, Dollar, July 4 Tjinegara, J.C.J., July 7, Emp, of Japan, C.P.S., July 10 Prea. Garfield, Dollar, July 12. Shinyo Mara, N. Y.K., July 13. Taiping, B. & 8., July 17. Tjibadak, J.C.J.L., July 31. Enip of Asia, C.P.S., July 23, Kamo Maru, N.Y.K., July 25. Saarbrueckon. Melchers, July 25. Pros. Polk, Dollar, July 20,
MARSEILLES.
1.
Kashima Maru, N.Y.K., June 27. Main, Molchera, June 28. Pros. Van Buren,. Dollar, June 28. Kashgar, P. & O, July, Poru, Manners, July 6, 20 Athos II, M.M.," July 7. Patroclus, B.F., July 8 Ramses, Jebson, July 8, Hakone Maru, N.Y.K., July 11 Odor, Malchers, July 12. Pres Garfield, Dollar, July 12, Rawalpindi, P. & O., July 18: Durban Maru, N.Y.K., July 19. D'Artagnan, M.M., July 2 Diomed, B.F., July 21.“ Perim, P. & O., July 25. Pros, Polk, Dollar, July 20. Afrika, Manners, July 98.
MAURITIUS.
Tinhow, Bank, July 18.
NAPLES.
Kashima Maru, NY.K., Juno 27. Pres. Van Buren, Vollar, June 28 Cingalese Prince Furness, Juno
29,
Hakone Maru, N.Y.K., July 11. Prea, Garfield, Dollar, July 12, Pres. Polk, Dollar, July 20
NEW YORK, BOSTON, etc. Pres. Van Buren, Dollar, June 28. Cingaless Prince, Furness, June
29
Fres. Jackson, A.M.L., July 7 Pros, Garfeld, Dollar, July 12. Tatsuno Maru, N.Y.K., July 13. Foylebank, Bank, July 14. Pres. McKinley. A.M.L. July 21, Pros. Polk, Dollar, July 20
NEWCHWANG. Yingchow, B. & S., June Tear B & 8., June 29.
NORTH CHINA PORTS.
Antebar, B.F., June 25. Saarbruecken, Melchers, July 1. Tatsuno Maru, N.Y.K., July 4. Isar, Melchers, July 10............ Hector, B.F., July 24
PAKHOL
Kingyuan, B. & S., July Kiungehow, B. & S., July 17.
PANAMA
Pros. Jackson, A M.L., July 7 Tatsuno Maru, N.Y.K., July 13, Pros McKinley, A.M.L, July
PENANG.
1.
d.
Hakodate Maru, N.Y.E, June 27. Kashima Maru, N.V.K., June, 27. Pres, Van Buren, Dollar, June 28. Morioka Maru, N.Y.K., June W.. Talinn, B.I., June 30. Cromer, J.C.J.L, July 2 Kashgar, P. & O., July 4. Nagara, Gilman's July 4. Genoa Maru, N.Y.K., July 7., Mirzapore, P& O., July 8. Patroclus, B.F., July 8.0 Kumsang, Jardine's, July 10. Hakens Maru, N.Y.Ki, July 11. Takada, B.L., July 11. Tango Maru, N.YK, July 21 Pres. Garfield, Dollar, July 12. Rawalpindi, P. & O., July 18. Suisang, Jardino's, July 21. Porim, P. & O., July 16.- Pros. Polk. Dollar, July 20. Birdhana, B.I., Júly: 20. Glenapp, Jardino's, July"
PORT SAID,
Kashima: Maru, N.Y.K., Jube Adrastus, B.F., July 2 Kashgar, P. & O,, July 4. Nagara, Gilman's July 4, Carignano, Dodwell's, July Peru, Mannors, July 6. Athos, II, MM, July 7: Patroolus, B. F., July 8, Hafone Maru, NYK., July 11 Pilsna, Dodwolle, July 12. Rawalpindi, P.&O. July 18. Durban Maru, N.Y.K., July 10 Antilochus, B... July 20.0 D'Artagnan, M.M., July 21, Diomed B.F., July 21. Perim, P. & O, July 25. Afrika, Manners; July 26,
RABAUL,
St Albans,
LANGDON:
SAIGON,
Athos, II, MM., July 7 D'Artagnan, M.M., July 91
YANDAKAN.
Hinsang, Jardino's, July 1. Mausaps, Jardinie's, July 19. SAN FRANCISCO. Ginyo Mara, N.Y.K., June 30. Tatsuno Maru, N.Y.K., July Pres. Jackson, A.ML July 7. Tatsuta Maru, NY.E., July 8." Pros. McKinley, A.M.L, July 21. Shinyo Maru, N.Y.K., July 21. SCANDINAVIAN PORTS, Nagara, Gilman's, July 4. Peru, Manners, July 0. Afrika, Manners, July 28. SEATILE. De
Ixion, B.F., Juno 27. Pres, Lincoln, Dollar, June .28. Hoian Maru, N.Y.K., June 30. Prea Cleveland, Dollar, July Tyndareus, B.F. July 25,
Pres Taft, Dollar, July, 20; ·' Hikawa Maru, N.Y.K., July 29. SHANGHAI
Venezia, Dodwell's, June 28. Chengtu, B. & 8. June 27, Suwa Maru, N.Y.K., June 27, Yingchew, B. & 8. June 27. Afrika, Manners, June 28. Kwangtung, B. & S., Juno 28... Nagato Mary, NY.K June 25. Shantung, B. & S., June 28. Waishing, Jardino's, June 28. Iyo Maru, N.Y.K., Jane 29. Sumali. P. & 0. June 29. Tean, B. & S. June 20 Heian Maru, N.Y.K., June 30, Pilana, Dodwoll'a, Juns 30. Somali, P. & O., June 30. Suisang, Jardine's, June 30, Suiyang, B. & S.. June 30. Kwongaang, Jardine's, July 1. " Saarbruecken, Metchers, July 1 Conshiel, Jardine's, July 2. Khyber, P.&O.. July 2 Taiyuan, B. & 8., July 2 Emp. of Russia, C. P. S., July 3. Kiungchow, B. & S., July 3. Khyher, P. & O., July 3.. Tatsuno Maru, N.Y.K., July 4. Tiisaroes, J.C.J.L., July 4. Kidderporo, P. & O., July 6. Hopsang, Jardine'a, July B..
Rhexenor, B.F., July 6. Sunning, B. & S., July 5 Nelore, E. & A., July 6. Saarland, Jobson, July 6. Andra Lobson, M.M., July 7 Helenus, B.F., July 7 Fooshing, Jardino's, July B.- Tatsuta Maru, N.Y.K., July Tainan, B. & S., July 8. Machaon, B.F., July 8 Isar, Melchers, July 10, Autolycus, B.F. July 13, Rajputana, P. & O.. July 17. "Tilawa;; B.I., July 17.
Emp. of Japan, C.P.S., July 18. Kutsang, Jardino's," July "18. Glengarry, Jardine's, July 19. Kulmerland. Jebsen, July 19. Menelaus B.T July 20 Alipore, P. & O., July 21. Augera, M.M., July 21. Shinyo Maru, N.T.K., July 21.
Japan, Gilman's, July 23. Hector, B.F., July 24, Hilda, Dodwell'a, July 97. Hikawa Maru, N.Y.K, July 28, Tevere. Dedwell's, July 28. Karmale, P. &O, July 30, SINGAPORE.
Hakodate Maru, N.Y.E: June 27.. Kashima Maru, N.Y.K., June 27. Main, Melchers, June 28. Pres Van Buren, Dollar, June 23, Morioka Maru N.Y.K., June 29. Talma, B.I., June 30. Adrastus, B.F., July 1 Cremer, J.C.T.L., July 2 Kashgar, P. & O., July 4, Nagara, Gilman's, July 4. Aushun, B. & S., July 5. Carignano, Dcdwell's, July 5, Athos II, M.M., July 7 Genoa Maru, N.YK July 7. Mirzapore, P. & O., July 6. Patroclus, B.F., July 8, Kumsang, Jardino's, July 10. Hakone Maru N..K., July 11. Takada, B.T., Jly 11
Tango Maru, N.Y.K, July 11 Oder Melobera July 12, Pilana, Dodwell's, July 12, Pros, Garfield, Dollar, July 12. Rawalpindi, P. & O., July 18. Antilochus, B.F., July 20. D'Artagnan, M.M. July 21. Diomed, B... July 1. Buisang. Jardine's, July 21, Perim, P. & O., July 9. Sirdhana, B.I., July 20 Pres. Polk, Dollar, July Glenapp, Jardine's, July 27 SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS, Tihhow Bank, July 18
SOUTH AMERICAN PORTU, Ginyo Maru, N.Y.K., Juna 30 BUEZ CANALIZA Kashima Maru, N.Y.K., June 28, 27. Pres. Van Buren, Dollar June 28. Carignane, Dodwell's, July 15, Athos II. MM., July 2 Hakone Maru, N.Y.K., July 11, Pilsus, Dodwell's, July 12. Pres. Garfiold, Dollar July 12, D'Artagnan, MM., July 21 Pros Polk, Dollar, July 26. SWATOW.
Marioks Maru, N.Y.K., June 29, Genox faru, NY.E
Haiyang, Douglas, June 28, Kaying, B. &: 6), Jună (28) Shantung, B. & 8., June 29, Waishing, Jardíne's,: June 28. Halching/Douglas, June 30, Buiyang, B. & S., June 30, Kwongsang, Jardine's, July 1 Cheongshing, Jardino's," July Haining, Douglas, July 2 Kiungehow, D, & 8., July 3. Ansbun, Burk §. July & Hopsang, Jardine's, July: br
Running, B. & 8. July 6 Kusichow, B. & S., July 7, Fooshing, Jardino's, July 8. Chipobing, Jardino's July 10