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of the results of the first great naval battle of the war, for it cames from a thoroughly reliable and Impartial source-our special correspondent in Shanghal. To render the report more inteli gible than it otherwise would be, we append wond-cut which was prepared in this affice in anticipation of some hard fighting in the Gulf of Pechill or the approaches to the Yalan river, the nutuml north-western frontler of Kores.
Our "Special's" wire rends as follows:- A desperate naval engagement took place la the Gulf of Lian Tung, near the mouth of the Valon tiver. It lasted for six bours, during which time the Chinese warships Yung-wel and Chao-yues were burnt and stranded, the Ch. yuen and King-yuen were shattered by torpedoes and work in deep water, all hande going down with them.
The Japanese last three warships, which foundered in deep water, while several vernal in the Mikado's rqadron were seriously damaged by the enemy's shell and torpedoes. Grret
loss of life.
"he engagement was a very desperate one from start to finish, both of the Fleets entering into the contest with manifest pluck and deter miniation to do or die.
of
wounded.
Admiral Ting and Mejor von Hanneken, Kewshing fame, are stated to be among the stain, but other reports state that they were only wan
There is said to be great consternation in the palace at
at Peking, most of the high officials being in
great
consternation. The Emperor has the fore decided to personally superintend the milltary and naval operations against Japan.
The Manchester Ship Canal, although not yet a pronounced financial failure, han failed to pay current working expenses.
THE Agents (Messrs. Dodwell, Carilli & Co.) inform as that the Northern Pacific Steamship Co.'s steamer Sikh left Tacoma for this post on the 16th inst,, via Japan parts.
MR. OKOSHI, Japanese Consul-General at Shanghai, who left that part on account when the war broke out, has been ordered to proceed in Chemnipo, and left Tokyo on the 6th inst. for Kores.
WHEN toe Nippan Yusen Kaliha steamer Sakura-mars arrived at Moji on the ard feat. she was immediately chartered by the Japanese Government as a transpæt, and took troops on board and ich for Fun.
TWAT charming [dy'), Ovid's " Art of Love" has been proscribed in Victoria by the influence of religious enthusiasts. What fools some people can be when they get 'fairly started on the silly racket! They will knock the Bible out nex', Tur trial on appeal of the Korean, Li-Itsa Shoku, who was charged with having instigated the murder of Kim Ok-kun and was acquitted by the Tokyo District Court some time ago, will be held in the Court of Appea', Tokyo, on Friday, the 21st Inst.
FASHIONABLE Item from the Siam Observer of September 6th: A marriage was registered
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THx Hochi reports that Mr. Edwin Dan, the United States Minister to Japan, is about to marry a Japanese lady.
Jinx:–“What do you think of the propos tion to but the United States flag on postage stamps
Bink+:-"Don't like it." "Why not " "Old Glory' has never yet been licked."
THE United States cruly-r Corcord arrived at Yokohama za route to Kotex on the 6th Instant and will probably bef-llowed by the Philadelphia Newark, Boston, and Charleston. Germany is sending out to the Far East the cruisers Alexandrine, Arcona, Marie, Cormorant und Condor.
The following translation of a telegram pablished in a Javanese paper appeared in a recent issue of the Japan Mail : -
Shanghal, September 4th. Same rebels belonging to a Chinese associa ion called the Tench! Kat sre likely to create some disturbance in Ca-ton.
AB will be seen by an advertisement published in another part of this Issue & Public Meeting. at which bis Excellence the Governor off preside, will be held in St. Andrew's Hall, City Hill, on Thursday, the 27th instant, at 4 pm), to consider the steps to be taken to recognise the services rendered to the commanity during the recent plague.
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September 15th,
ǝ50 p.m.
"The depressions which was to the E.SE, and is now to the E.N.E. of Manila, is increasing in force. Probably it will strike in night the northern part of the island of Lurn. It seems
to have taken a direction from SE, to N.W., but we cannot say if it will change its course on entering the land or the China Sen,"
September 16th,
11:30 *,m. (tuan.) It seems to be on nsed by an unknown "The Ivahnon has not struck the Island
force which we suppose to be a depression in the China Fes. The direction is the same as vesterday, fr south-east to north-west. Should it change his course we will telegraph ugrin,"
5.129.10.
The storm is moring in a N.W, direction. *Yesterday afternoon the weather became vary threatening, and at 4.15 pm. one mond of the typhonn gun wis fi ed, si the Acting Director of the Observatory then expected a strong pale to hiow here. And for once he was right, for the harometer which had been fal Ing gradually fall ranidly and by 8 pm. a living gain of wind during the previous forty-eight hours began to from the northward and eastward was howline ove these festive shores, accompanied squalls of great violence.
of the Several steamers in port had taken up postles Kowloon Bay and at the back of Stamecatter's land at an early hour, while others had
br
refo
In
cast off from their moorings and drooped anchor In
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SHIMONOSEKI, September 5th. The Norwegian steamer Ywibliowy (?), which has been chartered by the Catacza Government, has been carrying war material between Shang- bat and Formona zinne Iylest.
SHAMBHAYS Dtember 5th. Wu-Ta-Cheng has dilên Oppolated Com mander-in-chief of the cofrese trosys in Korea, and has proceeded to "Cawang will the troops ander his command. CES
SHIMONOSEKI, September 5th,
A despatch from Chenulas, dated August 19'b, contained inimmstion to the effrat that the Generals commanding the Chinese trones at Pingyang have issued a notification that any one who shall arrest any Japanese travelling in Whanghal-do or Pingt-do shall be richly rewarded, and also that the Chinese army har be sent to wreak vengeance on the Japanese, been wtomis12cred
3,000 0
cod Karanest Assn. Koters generally believe in this notification, and the cont of the Japanese army have been troubled by Koreans more than by Chinese,
Admiral Fremantle, Commander of the Bri'ish Asintle Squadron, nived at Chemolp› an August 29th in the Centurion, with two other men-of-war.
FUSAN, September 6th.
A despatch from Chemulpo, dated September 4th, stated that preparations for action having been completed, fighting was likely, to begin la a day or two.
NAGASAK, September 6th,
The Pritish man-of-was Leander has suddenly
Serious trouble is expected at any moment in Mr. J. G. Scott, H.B.M ↳ Chargi d'Affaires, the { We are glad to ohierve that the Hongkong the quarantine ground and sear Graan fatend. Teft for Chinese waters.
the North and in the riverine provinces.
Li Hung-chang, the Viceroy of Chihil, in reported to he highly tacensed and is making desperate efforts to ensure the success of China' arms against Japan in the near future.
SXKICH OF KOREA AND NORTH CHINA.
CHINA
TIONTSIN
QUARANTINE ÎN SAIGON raised.
The following despatch speaks for itself
yesterday at the British Consulate. Bangkok, by
contracting parlles belog Mr. Pagh and Miss Maria Chem, a Siamese lady.
THE next meeting of members of the "Odd Volumes" society will be held at the Mount Austin Hotel on Friday, the rat lautant, at 91 p.m. The subject for discussion (12 a sequel to the debate on the Chios-Japan War) will be-Should foreign Powers Interfere ? His Excellency Sir William Robinson will preside.
In addition to the Japanese officials decorated for their services in connection with the treaty revision business, Mr. H. W. Denton, 10 American subject is, according to the Nagasaki Rising Sun, apparently considered by the Government to have laboured so hard agafast the interests of foreigners in general as to deserve recog-liton,
It is alleged that permanganate of potash, soon administered, is an absolute specific for lam or morobie polsrning It has also been found that al of cobalt 1 an absolute specific for cyani of potassium, or passic acid polancing; but it must not be forgotten a strong dose of prussle-acid paralyses a man's heart in a minute, or even less.
that
It is stated in a recent issue of the Hocht that
detailed record of the battles at Seikwan and Asan have been printed la pamphlet form by the Principal Headquarters of the Expedition to Kores, and distributed among the officers of the Japanese army. No coples, however, can be obtained by the public, sod probably for very gord reasons, which will be explained in the sweet by and by.
THE Bend of the 1st Shropshire Light Infantry will play the following programme in the Barrack Square this evening, commencing at 7.30 a'clock:
*See Me Danes",
Polka, oly Company Codrillo....... Schottische *** Raadenas". Val..... Me Belle Adoses
Vabrbach,
Kane
Jones, Dudlay Pay. *** Ruleze of Macha "Otte Roeder. Waldanafel. Felth
Value..............L'Frode Polaro Schottlache.” Bisių, vagy
....." Tender and Tris". ........Becatomi.
Telegraph's Indignant protest against £300 year, or any other sum, being 'comshawed to Mr. Chadwick, or any other alleged sanitary expert, for lending Hongkong the grace and favour of his eminent name-and rothlug else has received the unanimous approval of the Retrenchment Committee
THERE are but few beliefs that are more peculiar than that of the Mohammedans respecting the three several spirits which they believe inhabit the bodies of all men. The first Is the animal knirit, which has fis seat in the bra'n, performing through the nerves all the actions of sente and motion, The second is the vital soirit, which han in seat in the heart, and which has control of the motion, blood and animal heat, The third in the a farsi spirit, which is sented in the liver, and upon which depends the temper and general frame of the mind.
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that waited too long and were, smushed Int
"small fry" cleared not of the harbour long
FUSAN, September 6th. before sundown and about 6 p.m. not a single
A Nlasen correspondent, under date the qih samnan or cargo-boat was to be seen anywhere.
Costant, states that the preparations for an with the exception of one or two near Canton wher
engagement have been satisfactorily effected, match-wood. The French mall bast Farra nd nd the fight will probably take place to-day.
AKITA, September 6th, the P. and O. steamer Malwa apparently made up their minds to westber the gale at their The Emperor-und Empress have been gras respective buoys, with steam un ready for any cloure pleased to grant yer a,con 'owards the emergency, In this way the shipoleg in partschief of sufferers in the recent severe flood. prepared for what has turned out to be the heaviest bịow this calony has experienced since October of last year.
The
TO
Hippl'y' (mely warnin» of the storm was piven and there is therefore next to no damage to report so far as is known at present. To wards midnight the wind increased considerably and the squalle became more rapid and violent, at high tide, was breaking clean over the Praya and darked with great violence over the sea-walls on the northern side of the reclaimed land in the central and western parts of the colony. At de break the sce >long the THERE are not many Europeans in Korea. In 1890, there were only 40 in the three poets of Prar wars novel and interesting nane, and by r Korea; In the following rear there were 54: n'clock this morning I use numbers of tives and and in 1892 ther Increased to 64. Daring the foreigners ventured forth to see the effects of the three years, Japanese had Increased by about razing elements. Most, if not all, of the burners 1,050 and Chinese by 400. Among the Euro-houses in the colony, inclular all the Chinese means the most numerous wore British, followed comprado es' stores along the Prays have been in order by Germans, and Italans. Of pres there are no indirations of the weather French, closed throughout the day, and as we go to Danes, Portuguese, Russians, the Europeans. 30 were at Jinsen, 17 st Fusan, improving very much, for the barameter li very and 2 st Gensan. There were at the time in law and the typhoon is neing 8.S.W. of the Koren, 7.250 Japanese and 670 Chinese, the colony. The Peak and Kowloon residents are latter of whom lived mostly at Jinsen. The pretty close prisoners. total native population of the three treaty ports wes shout 50,000.
MR. YASUNOSUKE,
native of Fukuoka, Is
reported by the Shin Choya to have discovered a large coal bed In the vicinity of Shirakawa lage, Chichibu Matrict, Saltama prefecture. He has applied for the lease of several million trube of land. Of this the lense about a million frace has been licensed, to be followed with the lease of the rest in a few days. Accer log to the opinion of an expert who has examined the mineral extracted from the new THE Kokumin hears that Viscount Ack!, bed, lis-quality is said to be far better than that Japanese Minister at the Court of St. James, produced at Toga and Kurate, in Chikuzen, and on a par with the coal of Tagawa. The new shortly be transferred from London to Belle, where be will devote bis attention towards bed is favourably situated, the transportation of Mr. coal being only 15 miles from Honjo Station, on the revision of the treaty with Germany. Kato, a Minister plenipotentiary and Envoy he Nippon Railway, Extraordinary In reserve, present Director of the Political Affairs Boresu to the Foreign C. F. TRIMLITT,
Department, will St is said, replace Count Haki H.B.M. Consulin ibe great metropolls. The Hon, the Colonial Secretary, Hongkong.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Baltish Consulate, SAIGON, th September. Sir, I have the honour to inform you that the Quarantine Regulatious upon vessels from Hongkong was raised on the 6th inat.
I have the hangar, etc,
A MEETING of the Sanitary Board will be held
to-morrow at 4.15 p.m.
THX Vaudevilles at the City Hall to-morrow night at 9 o'clock sharp,
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The Hongkong Jelegraph
THE Daily Fress the morning says editorially that there is a widespread objection to the demolition of Tal-ping-shan on the evidence at present before the public. And the Daily Prasi deliberately is. Anybody in touch with the Hongkong community knows that it is practically unanimbus-of course, outside the Granny Sharp crowd of saintly Philistines-In supporting the Government in a mousure that the public safety renders imperative.
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Of the incidents in and around town there it bu little to reened, but the following part'calers may be interesting :-
The big telescope deme at the Kowloon Observatory was lifted not of its socket by the gele this morning, und fell down, and great was the fall thereof,
A large matshed near the Naval Yard, Kow: loon has vanished and may have turned up at M cao or the Ladrones.
The gale has done serious damage to the trees in Kowloon, i even aprooted some stately brayan trees,
The temporary pier of the Victoria Recreation Club was damaged and large poles and boards were carried away by heavy sess. whi'e the boats were washed out of the boathouse.
Unwards of 100 sparrows were found dead, At You-ma-l Police Station, this morning, and as food is somewhat scarce, no doubt a "spadger" pie will be appreciated over the way.
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FUSAN, September 6th, A French man-of-war arrived bere to-day. Other French vesseln will follow.
SHANGHAI, September 6th.
A few days ago n French Custom officer was murdered by Chinese on the harders of the French posscasloos of Annom and Tonquia.
FUSAN September 5th. Several Chinese men-of-war, which were lying in Bokkal Bay, assembled at Wel-hal-wel two or three days ago.
SHANGHAI September 6th,
A Chinese general, named Et Jo-sel, was ordered on the 22nd oft in proceed to Korea, and left Tientsin the same day. A detachment of the Ho troops accompanied bim.
A detachment of 1,500 fresh Chinese troops led by Josel, fa ● be stationed at Shin-ju, and another 4.00) troops, under command of K Ki-sho, has been dispatched to Vo-chhon,
The Kokumis learns that since August zath or 25th, all the Chinese troops at Whang-ja have been withdrawn, leaving only Korean troops, numbering between cos and 600, who have been raised in Whangbal-do. No Chinese are reported to have been seen in the neighbourhood of Chang-you.
The Mainichi states that a telegram dated the 3rd lost, was received ta Tokyo from Fusa to the effect that the Chinese troops at Ping- yang bad crossed the river Tal-dong and perpared for action on the other side.
Another telegrama is azid to have been received in Tokyo from Kabyong, vốf Furan, stating that heavy rain bad continued for some days past in Ping-yan-do. Allthe rivers had risen, especially the Tal-dong, and the bridge cans ructed by the Chinese troops was washed away, while many of the earthworks built by them were destroyed,
The Fifi reports that eight Chinese-gats arland by the Japanese in the battle at Selkwan, Korea, arrived at Hiroshima a few days ago. They were made at the Kin-ryo Arsensi betwè en 1889 and 1894.
Applications from the pubile for permission to contribute money for presentation to the troops in Korea stil continue to be received at the Army Aid Office. The amount subscribed on August 18th was 44,094 yaw, bringing up the total to 471 017 M
that
A despatch dated the 2nd lust, from Senul Marqand audience of the King quis Salon, Imperial Messenger
of
THE Shenpar of the 12th inst, contained the text of an important Imperial decree published
The homeward bound French Mail steamer | on the 11th in the Peking Gazette. It was issard, in response to a memorial presented by Yarra, which should have left to-day at neon, Trantlang to the Board of Censors with refer-will leave as 1001 1 the wasther is more care to the famous Chang Pei-lan, son-in-law of favourable. The Agents of the Messageries the Viceroy Ll; and proceeds to say that Chang Maritimes will issue an "Express" three hours Pel-lun, though degraded and banished to his
before her departure.
The Mainichi is foformed that the Russian native place for running away from the French
The outward hound Oceanien, which should men of war in Japanese waters and the north in Fo chow In 1894, has b en residing for:
have arrived here at 2 n.m; to-day, is overdue,
have received instructions from their Govern time past in the Viceroy's yameo. The memorial
moria and is no doubt having a "dasting to the saath ment to watch the movements of British men-of- war, and the Mandur, Sicouich and Bobre set forth that it was important at the present ward. Juncture to take every possible precaution
have now proceeded to Cheloo Great anxiety, a felt for the safety of the *ginst political news being sprurd about, and
German steamer Bygds, from Saigon; and as This is the sort
on this account it was highly desirable that such Tommy-rot the semi-official H
Viceroy's yames, where overdue, the most be either battling with the Japan Mat? dishes up for its readers All reside any longer in the Viceroy nilowed to the china chaterers say this is now two days to the the Marquis Sa the vessels of the China Merchants' Steam
along the coast. state secrets. The decree of the rith asproves THE R.M.SS Stam left Singapore at IP Navigation Co. bave sasembled in Shanghai."/e might easily get bo'd of the most important / "y-hoon or broken down and seeking shelter
if the flated "wind-bag" who edits of the memorial wed. orders Li Hung-chang to yesterday, and li dae here at 7 a.m. on Sunday And Toolvo had looked up the latest filer gel rid of his undesirable relative as soon as this morning, put back to Halkow owing to stress
of the Hongkong vapen he would have seen possible. that the China Merchants steamers Fushun and Yung ching are still at anchor near Stone- cutters' laland in this colony, where they are likely to remala for some time to come. THE London Timal on the Korean Imbroglio thusly:"In the most favorable event her nocapation of Kores could bring her (Japk) nothing but trouble. No matter in what way
existence excitement arose, its the exc
was delivered in New York on the 15th inst.
next, the 23rd List. THя Brillah cruiser Carolins left Yokohams on
British Consul-General, to Korea.
the 12th instant with Mr. Walter C. Hiller,
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poned. The American to 1 p.m. to-morrow. No daiz yet fixed for the departure of the French
liner.
THE Postmaster-General at Ceylon has expressed a desire to create at Colomboa "sorting depot"
the Mail In
In the afternoon
August 31st and prevented a message | from the Emperor
that it was reported reed to form an alliance agreed
that
and Korea Tapas
The Dunish steamer 4sk, which left Holhow and that all the Powers bad been notified to that effect. Pok Yen-ho (Japanese, Boku-yei-ko) of weather,
has been officially pardoned. A company of The elegant matshed erected at the new the Korean army under the command of Li-Do- Pedder's Wharf has been blown away and the Ko, had proceeded to Pingyang. pier alightly damaged,
THE prise-fighters Jim Corbett and Jackson recently met in New York with a view to arrange for a fight. The interview was a curious one,
The Hygeia, foolishir left anchored off West says an American contemporary. We ve Point, weathered out the pale fairly well. The fold that these men were living should be towed into a safe anchorage without repeatedly been refutations of the view that prise-ighting a delay.
i brutalising occupation,
It is estimated that early 30,000 Rustan Troops are.la Eastern Siberia, and they have with them sixty-four heavy guns. This, in connection
the that Roccia has rent
fact
eight warships und
hlas under sealed orders to Korea, and
At any rate, judging A little barque anchored in Wanchal Bay that the commander-in-chief of Eastern Siberia
for the correspondence of the Far East and else, i to the temptation for Count Vicently add be their conduct on this occasion, their pro was blown away from ber moorings and is nog
where.
THE Agents (Messrs. D. Sassoon, Sons & Co.) Calcutta, left Singapore for this port yesterday
fession has not endowed these two men with
mander
M
to which she is made fast,
Telegraphic communication with the Obser- story is faterrupted.
A1 3.30 p.m. the typhoon was to the West and
inform us that the sieamer Lightning, from war if was it lu to be with a light beast. Butroes, is now accounted extremely "bad for about 300 miles from the Colony.
may in the long rut pay dearly for her euriler | Dekared like pletely last their tempers, and
Afternoon,
THE British gunboat Swift arrived at Singapore from Bangkok on the 8th lost, and after a short HONGKONG, WIDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1894, detention in quarantine proceeded to the Tanjong
Pagar wharf to coal.
TELEGRAMS.
THE WAR IN THE NORTH.
LONDON, Septemer 18th.
Five Chinese Generals, including Tao Pao Kuel, were amongst the prisoners taken, at the battle of Ping Yang. All the prisoners are belog despatched to Japan in batches of a thousand.
The English newspapers generally comment on the immense Importance of the victory 23 constituting Japan an important Eastern Power. [The probability is, Judging from our own experiences of affairs in the North, that the alleged Japanese victory is what is vulgarly known as a Shanghai "bunder."-Ed. Hk. Telegraph']
THE WAR IN THE NORTH.
GREAT NAVAL ENGAGEMENT, (Special to the Hongkong Telegraph.)
SHANGHAJ, September zgth,
3.43 p.
The following particulars of sanguinary naval battle fought in the Gulf of Lino Tung, near the mouth of the Yaloo river, on Monday last between the Chinese and Japanova forta was received at this office at 4.15 this afternoon. The report may be accepted as a true statement
THE WAR IN THE NORTH.
to hold the troops in that has been directed diatelet in
in readiness to march at any moment, a regarded as
significant. The Japanese diplomats here express perfect confidence that the Powers will not permit Chiam to annex Korea.
The Tokyo Azahí reports that a telegram from Fasan dated yesterday was received in Tokyo, stating that French mas-of-war had. arrived at Faran and more were expected to arrive. The same paper hears that the French Government have decided to despatch an ambassador to Chion, with
| Government to dignity or command of temper. Each blew his lying alongside the steamer-Straffs of Dover } *** resort to foreign adventure in order to obtain the popularity of which it stands in need. It is own trumpet and abused the other in probable that the Japanese people will ge into which, thourk approved as a preliminary tea more active contest in the time of the Homeric the Chinese go into the matter la earnest, Japan
Finally they CA
of Irate Billingsgate fish- victories. China has enormous staying power."
wives. In fact it seemed at one time as if they THERE are few "pick-me-ups, remarks an would actually come to blows-a consummation became cool, since there was no money stake expert, equal in potency and pleasant effects to both would greatly have regretted when they
cap of well-made te few things that will no
"
on the event." Lu
In the end they separated put to fight the Ured fecting millions of
without coming to terms. Jackson refused faralltar with i fer contra, brain-workers ID
to fight in the South, because, he said,
107 | Japanese contemporaries 1----- (bare
more in jarions pompounds put are faw
whipped Cross Society are leaving Shanghai shortly for men stomagse than the long-steeped decoction should be shot by the crowd if I Tientsin to look after the wounded soldiers who replete with extingent tannin, that the average land,
Corbett dec
declined
to Fabl in Eng may return from Korea,
where
be he sali should not receive charwoman inbiber in boundless
fair play. Why they
Could
ould not fight in the North LORD and Lady Randolph Churchill arrived at
was not clear, but perhaps the fight there would Yokohama by the Empress of Japan, on the the ten kalf must be goed; and then the 11th instant, Lord Randolph is reported to be making of it to a beated pot with freshly boiled not "draw" to their satisfaction, it almost will in very Indifferent health.
water, standing just long enough-that is a fius appeared as if neither other in shtything more was eager to meet the other in more art that can be acquired, but only by patience
serl us than a beasting comperttion, and persevering study,
We note that three missionary ladies of the Red
Ir is reported that, the, Nipoon Yusen Kaisha has chartered the steamer Friggs. She will run between Nagasaki and Shangast in place of the Angerr bitherto on that line."
Hier What is well-made tea? To begin,
THE STORM.
Hardly had the last strong gale, caused by the typhoon that entered the Gulf of Tonkin on
another "breeze came to hand from the
The following notes are taken from our
SHIMONOSTKI, September jtb. Five Chinees war-vessels were preparing for way in the neighbourhood of Woosung on the 31st alt, but they seem to have no intention of proceeding to sen.
Some I exson, 200 tons of ammuntion, to tons of coal, to bags of rice and 6e ceplies were shipped at Shanghal on the 16th ult. for For
Rumour has it that General Lin Yang-fu bas reached Formous accompanied by 5,000 soldiers.
MARUKAME, September 5th
The transport Sogebu Afars ran on to a boat
FUSAN, September 5th.
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with seven men-of-war, to demand redress for the murder of a missionary in Korea by Chinese soldiers.
The Kolumix states that the Foreign Consula at Stanghal at length addressed a note to that official con. the Tanted intimating that tinues to disregard the neutrality of the port, met will be landed from French, Engilah and
United States men-of-war.
The following steamers have left Koba "for Korea via Hiroshima 13 September 4th, Kawamate, Olary, Nagato and Seya (the latter commanded by Capt. Poole); September 5th, Yokohama. Nagoya and Miške.
The Hocht is loformed that a large new vela of coal has been discovered at the mines at Keelung, the source of the coal supply of the Nanyang aquadron. The new coal has been found to be well suited for the one of men-of- war, and the steamers of the Chins Merchant been running of late Steamship Company between Shanghai and Tamsul to carry coal for
way to Far Exsters seas from the west const of | out to the East a number of verte E Foro Consul for Spala here, who courteously thing la qulat fu 'the capital, but great, scarcity the supply of the font
Africa.
THE many friends of Mr. Richard Inglis, for several years engineer of the 'Nippon Yusso Kalske, will sincerely seg et to bear of his no- DUKE FREDERICK WILLIAH of Mecklenberg timely death, at his residence, Yokohama, on the Mr. Inglis was K serving a naval lestenant on board the Satire of Tyaingham, East Lothian, and came the 12th instant, eased off, when news of off Okl-stima, and has not yet bous flasted. Alexandring, a German cruiser now on her of
the Commenting on the risi. Manila Observatory through Mr, Optis, the A Seoul correspondent announces that every Iubire Carila.
decease of this vo
young and promising mem The '0. & G. 5. 5. Co.'s steamer Occanto, with bar of the enginearing profession, the Rising supplied us with the following telegraphic of various articles is experienced as a consequence A telegram, says the Kokkaf, was received in mails, &c., which left Hongkong on August 31st Saw Bays that his knowledge of engineering, hlr | adviceu (-
of Insuficient commusicaling with other towne, Tokyo on the 3rd, stating that there has been a for San Francisco, via Amoy, Nagasak, Kobe, steady Fred, to his promedies to
and alt gentlemanly
MANILA, September 13th. Margale Salon has been paying daily visits to risinget Chingahan, Chingshan Bay, in Shantung Inland Sex and Yokohama, amived at her mapers, red cecupled at the time of ble the 2.3.2 of Manis, in the Pacific, and the other given and returned by the Koreans and Japanese arves back. The Kokku thinks that the rising There appear to be two depressions--one to the Korsan Court Rotertainments have been Province, and the Government troops sens arginst them from the Wel-bal-wel have been destination on the 16th inst.
position he aspunde streup, and healiby man, Ee to the N.We the China Sea.
The Tel Was-kan has been present at a banquet to at merkly a a rios, bus the rebeliton of these September 14th, given by JapanASE. ADMIRAL C. C. Carpenter, Commander-in-Chief might have lived for many years to come, but the unfortunate effects of, in attack of
who are generally opposed to the Faking Gover of the United States squadron in Far Eastern for
SKANORAL, September jih. ・・・ mint.. ( that is the case, the viking is very Seas, arilved at Nagasaki from San Francisco | Influenss. Ha warn Freemason of high ranką
"The two depressions announced in yesterday's The Chloe Gevaramant kan ivwond a notifiés. | opporine for Japan. Again, it continues, on the 25th it, and the same day hoisted his and a man of retired but sterling disposition, flag on the Menocacy, which left for Chemulpe | Who was greatly misomed by nổi who knew telegrams remain almost stationary at pressat, tion to the effect that Japanses subjects reddente socording to a Japanese who has intely returned
wikoni Imereseing in lowe, on the 30th.
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