ha recep
ORTS OF
preparatjon mad rimouth, the meeting place of
erence, that the arranges, stic comfort of the planipo.
from satisfactory. Referring these reports, a Poris month telegram of the to 12th ult, saya — S
The fact that foreigners do not live a
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
CHINA AND
IMPERIAL DECRET DE^ING. STUDENTS
FABROAD,
Imperial Decree, 3rd of Bib moon (Sept. 1): -Decrees have been issued ordering students from the provinces to be sent abroad for foreign education. The Viceroys and Governors of students ant abroad are to take up scientific the provinces have done accordingly? All the
Gen. J. & Com
Bastile, M. P
Jacob Diederichsen, Ger, 8.5, 623, W. Sange. On and after veth July, 1905, the rate
chwarz 18th Segtohow 17
17th Sept.,el postage on latter liam Hongkong and the Aucolt, E. F
Britisby Postal Agencies In China to Australia Beattie, A. will be, at the rata for 4 cents for each half ounce Instead of 10 cents da at present
The rate of postage on letters from Australia la China will be reduced from zid, to ad. for to Hongkong and the Urkish Hostal Agencies nach half ounce,
Johanne, Gera, 953, Ipland, 17th Adds Bangkok trat Aug. Rica—J; &
Kaifung, Dr., 982, Finlayson, 17th Sept,
-Cebu 13th Sep-15 & 5. Katanga, Br. 1.5., 2,159, Jan McBride, 19th: -- Sep
12th Sept., Coal,M.
Keong
Köhlar, 16th ·Sept.,
Sept-Canton 18th
wato 15th Sept., Rice.-B. & S. Kwanglee, Ch. 1. 1,468, R. Lincoln, 19th
"Americans do has not been taken into account puravite and differant branches of study with SN. Co," Gan.-C." Mr
Fr.... 6,805, Relufal, 16th Sept., Loongsang, Br. 1 1,692, 6. E. Sandbach, 18th
Co, Sept-Manila 5th Sept, Gen), M. & Lucia Vittoria, Ital: 1,830, J. Boardman, 18th 18th
Minnesota, Am., 13.333, J. H. Rinder, 19th
Sept. Gen. Musso & Co. Sept.,Seattle 10th Aug, and Shanghai 16th
Gen.---N, K. K. ept, Nanakan, Br. s. 1,399, A. W. Brynull, 14th „Sept.- nigos, tolli Sepli, Gen.-B. & Co, Nicomedin, Ger... 4,373, P. Wagmann,
Gen.-P. & A. S. S. Co. 17th Sept.-Portland, Or. 17th August,
by the hotel management, and litle effort the object that they shall become useful in Long hang tath Sept., Gen.-M. M. A been made to provide for their personal com no way shall they have such an idea in their fort. For instance, the Russiane, who are in the habit of drinking tea at odd times, cannot what a Did they do so, they would minds as to give up what le hard and, take up obtain their customary beverage except doring obtain no more than a false nama. The regular hours. A group of foreigners were sit students must ambitiously take up the various ting on the verandah last night indulging in branches of study and must exert themselves. cooling drinks when one of the hotel employés After finishing their courses and coming back appeared and, without the slightest warning to their home country, they shall be examined turned out all the lights. As mimediate proto, the subjects they have studied and put is "test was made, but the only reply was, 'Lights Goverment employment according to their must be put out ni 12 30. It was one minuta ability and profession, past that hour, Indignant at this treatment, Up to the present the students going the key and turned on the lights will have to be sent to Europe and America.
VISITORS AT THE HOTELS
Hongkong,
Battincombe, H. G. Anderson, J
Bingham, Mr. & Mrs. Bell, R., Lieut H. F.
and child
Birbeck, R. J. Bishop
Bissell, W. S... Bonner, Boucabeille; Mr.
E. A.
Bowes, Mrs. E Boutelle, J. B.
Brighton, F. G. Bawer, Miss M.. Broughall, L.
W.
.C. Carter. W. L.
Iboleon, Mrs.
Jones, Dr. & Mrs. Evan children and maid Innor, Capt. R." Kerr, F. Laing, A. H. Largo, 1.1.C. Lavers, C. H.
Chinese servant Lewis, Lewis, Mrs. J. Hi
LS.
A. R.
D. MacLennan, C..E.. Marriott, Dr. O.
(one of the party, after some difficuity, found" } to Japan are very, numerous, More students Fromise, Nor. s. 714, E Torstensan. Bunter, Mr. and Mrs. McAran, THE
Sept-Anping via Amoy 13th Sept, Gen.
"If one of the envoys, after working in his hose, Budents who have been and sballShaohsing, Br. $1,307, F. D. Nonhcombe, y, H.F. A
rooms until sidnighty wishes something to eat It is impossible for him to gel it. The Russian mission was forced to leave the dining-room because M. Witte could not smoke while drink Ing his coffee. They are able crowded into a small chem on the secund floor, where two tables are arranged close together. The Japanese preferred to forfelt the luxury of a cigarete with thair coffee rather than swelter in a warm room...
le sent out afar with the heavy burden of obtaining true knowledge and with the inten tion that they shall give their services in the
Co.
16th Sept, Canton 16th Sept, Gon 1. & S. Siberia, Am. 3.5, 5,615, J.T. Smith, 12th Sept., overament will be looked after by the Chinore
San Francisca and Ports 16th Aug Ministers to, the various nations, who, it is ex- Tipanas, Dul. 0.5, 2,444, P. Zwart, 171b Sep.,
Mails and Gen.-P. M. 5. S. Co. pacted by the Throne will always have the-Makassar gth Sept., Gen.-J. C. J, L. responsibility of superintending them. The Willebad, Gers, 1,011, Pl. Obenaner, 19th Fudents will be looked upon as the Ministers Sept.,-Yokohama, 8th Sept,, Gen-M. & sons, and will be under their constant care. Yochow, Br. 1., 1,166, J. H. Brown, 19th Sept., "One of the most important members of the Students, whether enjoying Covernment sup Russian mission has been forced to occupy a
por self-supporting, if the manage to study hyd with firm determination and goða be- room without a bath, and he is not hesitatinghaviour, will be equally loved and protected. to fat bis dissatisfaction be known. Mr. In case any one may have the bad luck to be Takahira, the Japanese Minister, has been far from well, and M. Witte suffers from the heat sick, he will be carefully looked after accord- and the mosquitoes. Great welts were noticeding his requirements. If any phe offends
on the forehead of dne of the envoys yesterday the bite of the mosquitoes having poisoned him.".
UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE,
will be strictly dealt with, to secure that the against the rules of the education scheme, he
greatest possible number shall become through ly educated: The Throne declares that this object must be laaked upon as malter of great importance in the Imperial will in the inter
SUCCESSES ACHIEVED BY THE ESPERANTOof securing fueign education must not be
CONGRESS.
neglected.
The public part of the first international THB Cologne Gazette of 8th, ett., prints a dis- Esperanto Congress is over, and many of the patch that 600ɔ Cunnhamas (tribesmen) recent. members have left Boulogne. Perhaps now isly made an attenip to arbick several Portu. the time to sum up the results of this unique guese villages located to the northward of meeting, which was attended by 2,000 members German Southwest which, on Potuguese who speak in their mother tongues 18 languages, territory, Most of these villagers were mas- and represent 21 countries,
sacred. Three French missionaries wore car- ried away by the tribesmen, but succeeded in making their escape. The massacre occurred in the same region where a body of Portuguese troops suffered a serious defent last year. The deinchment of Portuguese troops in question; belonging to a column operating in Portuguese Southwest Africa against the Cuanhamas, was ambushed while crossing the Cunene river at night. The detachment numbered 499 officers and men, of which 274 were killed and fifty wounded.
The question is being asked "Has the con- gress been a success?" The answer can only bo, "A very great success, and in a much larger degree than any of its promoters suppos ed possible. Exactly in what the success consiste cari ba bast answered by summing up the objections.
SURPRISE AND LAUGHTER.
The Timer insists that Esperantists desire a universal language, which would "destroy national tongues, and that Esperanto is formed by rule, and is therefore rigid, inflexible, and unsuitable for modern progressiva thought, as It cannot be aligred.
ג'
The members of the congress all naturally used their mother tongue when meeting in their aational groups, and this idea that they were to dispense with their own tongue caused sur prise and laughter when it was mentioned."
Esperanto follow certai, fundamental laws, bat that fi'is rigid no one who listened day after day in the theatre could possibly believe. A lapguage which could express with equal facility the profound. thoughts of philosophers such as Drs. Dor and Junial, the wit of Daudet, or the absurdities of "Lulu," can scarcely be called rigid.
IN
ADMIRABLE SIMPLICITY. The simplicity of the construction of Esper anto prevents this, and the more one listened
Shipping.
-Shanghai 15th Sept, Gen.-11. & S. Zafiro, Br. 5... 1018, R. Rodger, 18th Sept,
Manila 16th Sept., Gen.-S., T. & Co.
Churchill, Ani. 4-masted sch, 600, Huffman, Sailing Vestria,
27th Aug,Haiphong 23rd Aug Ballast. -Master.
Combermen, Br. ship, 1,686, C. G. Dixener, 5th Sept.New York 14th June, Case Oil.
-S. O. Co.
euador, Ger. 4-innsted ship, 2,193, O. Dick
mann, 2nd Sept.New York 19th May, Parrafina-Order.
Vaitels
Chusan
Steamers Exprotea.
Fram Agenta Buz
ingapore P. & O. Co]Sept: 21. Namsang Singapore . M. & Co Sept. 21 Gleneskapore McG. & G Sept. 2: Emp; of China, Japan ..... C. P. K. Co Sept. 26 longolia Japan, P. M. Co... Sept, 28, Roon .......... Igpan ... M. & Co... Sept. 16 Kutsang...... Calcutta... J., M. & Co Oci.
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Hongkong & Whitirei Book Batuvus, Likin
Kowlont Doris Cherub Holstein Ponape Eliz Pickners Nicomin
Segovia, Tydeus, Fook Song, Iran.
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Mr. D. M. Clark, Hoo: Dr. Francis Clark, T Clark, M. D. Clarke, Min. T. W. Clegg R.N., Eng. LL. Clarke, T. W.
Clemencon, Mr. Contaw, Mr. and Mrs. Coulthart, J. Cruickshank, A.. Cunningham; G. Davies, F. O.
and Mr. H. L.
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P
Bosscheit, Mr. & Mrs. Boggan, Mr. and Mrs.
Brown, D. E. Boyd, Capt. and Mrs.
Chichester, Maj. A. A.-Meier, Mr. and Mrs. Clothier, A. N.
Vladivostock Nemuro Hakodate
Tokio
Lay," Mrs. Louder, Mi
Dry and
Machle, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Ri Maddaford, ME
Mitchell, R.
Kochi
Cocks, Mr. & Mrs. A. E. Muelle, ...
Darling, Fol.
O'Neil, J. L. Hugh
Nagauki Kagoshima
Dixon, MS
Parry
Major
Duncan, Mr and Mrs.
Peace, Mr.
Naha
Phillips, Malor
Ishigakijima..
Philpot, Mr.
Taiboku...!!
Pollock x.C., Mr.
Taichu
Koshua
Dymack, Lieut. A
Gales, Capt. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Füller, Mr.
Gudall and Mr. Bellingworth, Mr. and
Harker, B. Brotherton. Haynes, Col.
and
Hazeland, F. A.
Helsgaus, A.
Hudig, D.
Montgomery, Miss
Moon, Mr. & Mrs, V. M. Moore, Dr. W. B. A. Morrison, Mrs.
Newington, A: G. Olific, C.
C.
Fard, W. Parker, B. L.. Pan, F. N. Le.
N
Paley, Mrs. E. O.. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Peake, W.N
T. L.
Howard, W..H,
Jeffries, H. U. Johnson, Rev. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Kelsall, Major & Mrs.
Adams, F. R. J. Barnett, H. J. O. Brown, C. A Bann; G. H. Fairchild, HJ.. Frost, B. L
Sawer, Capt and Mmainan ..........
Scrutton, Mr. T Sisalar, A. Stadt, Van de Stokes, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Uffel, W. von Vandin, Gordon Vereker, Capt.
Mrs.
White, Dr. M.-1. Wilford, F. C. Witt, Major
CRAIGIEBURN,
Pescadores
Weihaiwel K
Guttlaff
Sharp Peak... Amoy 6.30 *. Swatow
and Canton dem
Hongkong
Victoria Peak
Gap Rock...
MACRO
Haiphong
29.95
9 am 29.801
Smith, Mr. and Mr. C. St. James, toim.
10m 29.83 77
Manila
Bacolod m
Nicholls, E. A..
Iloilo
19.85|
Smith, E. Grant
Cebu
Grant
Smith, Percy
September 30th, 1905, am
Webb, Mr. and M
Montague
Vladivostock.
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Hakodate
f
Mrs, and children
Tokio
Cochi
OCCIDENTAL,
Vagasalti......
Albert, B. E:
Harvey, Mr. & Mr. D. Kagoshina...
Höhmer, B.
Hauptmann, R.
shima
Kayi, Dr. H.
Vaha
Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs.
Jamieson, P. S.
Wilson, Dr. Newell
Marchant, Capt. and Young, J. Ashton
Roach, Mr. S. and Casperon, S.
Doolittle, F. H,
Dowley, W. A. Dorris, J. W. Douglas, Capt. & Mis. J. Scott, Mis, Ji G. Dowley, Strs. W. A. Downing, Mr. T C... Fletcher, H. Foshay, Miss Freeman, J. G. Fulion, Dr. W. Gast, J.), de
Glover, Ca
Garden, F.
Grani, A. W.
Giffin Mr. and
W. 5.
Grone, Dr. F.
Grone, Mr. F.
...
Chandler, Linut, Army Krill, G. '.
Gorcke,
Ch.
Lowe, Mr. and Mrs.
Lowe, Miss Sjesie
Ohme, A.
shigakijima..
faichu..........
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Fainan
Coshup
Pescadores
Weihaiwai 8.41
Swaby, Mr. and Mrs Sut Jaff
harp Pak...
noy15.30 -
Powell, W. A.
Reel, Dr. L. R.
child
Scott, J. Gray
Educ Dept
Daldrup, L
Shaffer, Miss B:
Dubire, R.
Munro, Miss A.
Shea, J. J. Skou,
Fischer
Neubraun, J.
Stein, A. L.
Grabowski, Mr.
and Owen, O. E.
Tavlor, Mr. and Mrs
and W. C.
Mrs. Fred.
Teos, Mr. and Mrs. Valentin, 3 children and
Hales, G. L. Hansen, Capt. W.
T. C. Thoruewall, R.
Filiping
Kowloon,
strvants
T'eus,
Miss
Mrs. McAab, W. S.
Miss
Bapt. 1 at Bapt. 15 at
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Batter Xeneratore.
Hourlity
29.81
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Mrs. Wakefield, Mrs. and
Hall, Capt. T. Holt. B. G. Humphreys, R. E. Hurst, R.X, Engineer-
Capt.
Ships Passed The Canal Outward and ugust-Soph's Rickmers, ident Ohio, Neilly, Jaureginberry, Dioved, Rayır. Des 29th August Glaucus, Hektor. 3th August. -Paling, Glenesk, Howick Hall, Benvenue,
-Erne Ghoter. 1st September-Hornssin Ching Wa, Eurick
Exe 5th Sep
Fame... taimen, Br. 1.8., 636, 4, J. Robion. 19th September-Formosa, Serbia. Bih September-Flore
-Foochow via Amuy and Swatow 18th Chatham, Kintuck, Senegambia, Manningtry, Handy
12th September-Benalder, Glenlochy, Hast ...
· Sept., Gen.-D., L. & G.
A Si, Dardanus, Oceanien, rina Melni Dardanus, Br. 3.8., 2,993, Milkinch, 19h rich, Tiberins. th September-Lothian, Fo-Rogue.......
Herla... Sept-liverpool and (Singapore 14th Sept., Gen.-B. & S.
Arrivals
Clearances at the Harbour Office. foiching, for Kwong-chow-wan, Empress of Japan, for Shanghai.. Catherine Aptar, for Singapore.
Departures. Sept. 20.
Empress of Japan, for Vancouver, Arnari Simont, for Europe. Tran, Inc Manila. Sif sin, for Singapare Catherine Apcar, for Cafcuits. Cheysung, for Shanghai.
E-Sang, for Canton..
in the theatre the intra one admired the extra ordinary genius of the creator of Esperanto, one very noticeable point being that the change- | Andalusia, for Shchybai, able suffixes are placed nearly always as the| last syllable but one; this is where the accent comes, and thus such differences 'ai "viro" man, “virino" woman, are very distinct.
Another objection is that so many foreigners are learning to speak English that Esperanto is annecessary. But at the congress, consisting of the most. Intelligent men in a countries, leaving out of count the actual inhabitants of Boulogne, I doubt if one in a hundred knew English
UNIVERSALLY UNDERSTOOD.
The next objection is that, however duently Esperantists may talk, they will- "autorally pronounce - differently. This was disproved as completely as the other objections.
|
Pasongoru departed. Per Ernest Simont, for Saigon-Mautre, Ohlsen, Bornand, Tcheong Kut, Miss Rebeca Ehrlich, Mr. Hamen, Mr. Prigent, Miss Clara Marcovitch, and Mrs. Bornand. For Singa- Richard Polsterer. For Bombay-Mr. M. A. pore-Messrs. W. A. Dowly, Karl Polsterer, Cuter. For Colombo-Messrs. A. J. Mac- Thon, C. Rebier and E. A. Gillespie. For Maneilles-Messrs. Bartolome Veles, E. P. Paint, Madama Tulot, Messrs. J T. Turner, Fourmen Lesef 1.upl, Leon, Chevalier, T. Preisig, Pedro Rodrigues, and Mrs. Celestiur Rodrigue,
Voels in Port.
BREAS
A Frenchmte told me he was, although Achilles, Br. La 4.483. R. C. Thompson, 8th sympathetic, fncredulatin, because he bad Sept. --Shanghai isik Sept., Gep.-B & 6. Ger, & 1,001, D. Relmers, 18th Sept, listened to foreign preachers in St. Ninghia kość 11th Sept, Rice and Wood.
́cholas, and found their Latin quits impossible; & S.,
Saigon 3rd Sept, Gen-Wo Fat
ana,
Watkins, Miss E.
Whitlow, A. W.
Whitton Mra, child
and infant Williams, C. A. Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T.
Bonafield, Miss Julia MacKinnon, Mr. and Buller, Capt. Hall, J. S.
iwatow
Canon.
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HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
CLASS.
Jornedo bout destroyer
TONS. GUNS 1.H.P.
CAPTAIN
H. Giant-Dalton
Captain F. It, Charlton
· NAME,
LAST REPORTED AT
Turk.
Connropolitan
Alacrity. Andromed Arun Astmen Bonaventure Cadmus Cherub Clio
despatch vessel...
1,700
1,000
Commander Harbord
cruiser, class
11,000
+6.000
Captain R. Velson Ommanner
144
Weihniwal Waihaiwei
t
torpedo boat destroyer
550
6
7,000
Lieut. Commander R, H, Heaton
Weibalwei
cruiser, 2nd class
4.365
7,000
Captain Lionel G. Tufnell
441
Weihniwal
cnnd
cruiser, and class
41300
7,000
Captain. H. H. Torlesse
Shanghai
water lank Code
1,070
1,400
Commander II, du C. Luard...
Yangtza
tank and tug
390
100
loup STILIÁRDY Pat
1,075
t'class torpedo host destroyer
1,400
Commander 1. D. Wilkin, D.8.0.
Hongkong
Yangtze
16.
16,500
Captain H. W. Savory
Weibaiwei
-560
7,000
Lieut. Commander H. E. Sulivan
targede bost destroyer
550
7,000
Lieut. Commander Bather...
Shanghai
torpedo boat destroyer..
Welbalwel
560
7,000
torpedo boat destroyer ..
539
7.000
Lieut. Commander Lewin Commander A. F. Everett
Weihaiwal
torpedo hoat destroyer.
366
.6
5,700
cruiser, and claus
10
7,000
torpido bant destroyer
273
4,000
· Lieut. Commander H. B. Cox
Lieut.-Commander StevenEDA Captain
Shanghai
Welhafwel
Singapore
Weihaiwel
#75
4,000
special service torpedo-v...
Lieut. Commander Richards......
Hongkong
0.400
3,400
Chise, in class
Weibaiwa
13,000
21,000
Shortland
Weihaiwei
'plugenia Itchen...
cruiser, 2nd-class
3600
7,000
Captam William B. Fawckener
torpetta boat destroyer
7,000
Lieut. Comma ader C. Beymout
seninde Lost destenver
Zes
3.900
Lieut. Commander W. H. Darwall
rivergußboSH
85
1,200
Hongkong
Moorhen
river gunbor
Yoo
torpedo boat flest spyer
Lieut. Commander F. B. Noble
16.300
*urveying yostel
235
fiver gunboat
240
West
river gonboRT
140
LiveL
gunboar
240
rele, ont deatioyer
In
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- pay
Hongkong Yangiare
cuirer, Ist class
F21
Hongkong
12,000
21,000
Weihaiwal
Commodore Dicken.
Hongkong
river glabrat...
Lleut-Commander E. Becretan,
terprifo boat destroye
3:5
6.39
Lieut. Commander Gregory.
Vangisse
Weihaiwei
svavaving ship..
ato
Commander R. W, Glennie
Surveying (Swatow)
F+
torpedo boat destroyer
5,900
river gunboat
195
800
Liver.gunboal
.150
$50
river gunboat
1.50
550
Lieut. Commander C. E. L. Thomas... Lieut.-Commander G. B. Spicer Simpson Lieut-CommanderHagh Somerville ... Lieut.Comma.ider Juž, F. Knox .............
Weibriwel
Yangtasė
Yangiere
Yangises
Homeward-22nd August-Onnfo.
15th September Calchur, Sydney, Acilla,
Arrivals at Home-22nd Augustinbla Yunnan, Sapami, ath August-Annam, 9th August-Palermo. 30th August-Sarksen. 14| September-Glinturier. 4th September-Juve
R.rubler 5th September-Nilpen, Tourane, Bentomind. 8th September-Hyton, El Kantara, Tonkin,
Robia... Scharnhorst, Montrose. 13th September Sandpiper
Snipe Sithonia, 19th September-Brisgavis, Nord-
Taku pol.
Post Office.
A Mail will olose for:- Shanghai, Maji, Kobe and Yokohama-Per Tjipanas, 2tet Sept., ir A..
Macao-Per Heungshan, 21st Sept., 1.15 P.M. Swatow-Per Nanihan, 2111 Sept., 3 F.M.. Swatow Amay and Foochow--Per Haimun, and Sept., A.M.
Bagkok Per Keongwai, aand Septy
TAM
Macao-Por Heungshan,zind Sept., 1.15 PM. Cebu and Iloilo P'er Kaifong, 22nd Sept..
1 ".M.
Shanghai Per langsung, 32nd Sept., 3 P.M. slavila-Per Langsung, and Sept., 3 P.M. ept, 9. A.M.
Bangkok-Per Elisabeth Rickmers, aged
Manila-Ver Zefiro, 23rd Sept., 10A.M. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama and- Seattle, Wash.-Par Minnesota, 33rd- Sept. So A.M.
Sutlet...
Tamar
Teal
Virago
Waterwitch Whites Widgeon Woodcock... W podlark
* Flag of Admiral Sir Gérard U. Noel, Commander-in-Chief,
river gunboat
Lieut. Commander E. V.F.R. Dugmore
Lieut. Commander J. Kiddle
Comniander C. E. Mouro
Lieut. Commander Robert E. Vaughan.
Lieut.-Commander H. T. Atlay
Lieut-Commander Davidson
reserva ...
Captain W 4. Grant
Vangtare
West River
Welhalweł P.45.
Surveying(Labuan)
Rivar
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FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.
NAME.
FLAG AND DISCRIPTION TONA GUNE H. P.
COMMANDING OFFICERS.
LAST REPORTED
armoured gunboat
1,796
*1,700
Liest. Forret
Saigon
river gunboat
123
500
Lient, Jeannel
Canton
river gunboat
140
150
Haiphong
river gunboat
150
Saigon
150
Lieut. Hoe
Bagon
river gunboat
150
gunboat
Salgon
438
Lieut. Merveilleux du Vigu
armoured cruiser
9,500
Captelui Allain.
1,000
Lieutenant L'Eost
hong
3,98
5,500
Commander Amat
Baie d'Along
Llaut. Mèretum si
Halphong
303
6,300
Liant, Cotoni
350
303
94376
30,300
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Caps. Ridoux
List Fortier m
Haiphong
200
307
300
Haiphon Haiphong
Baie d'Along
Haiphong Halphong
Baie d'Along
3,250
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Acheron Shanghai, Moli, Kobe and Yokobama-Per Argus... Tildanas, a3rd Sept, to A.M.
Avalanche ... Europe, &c., India, pra Tuticorin-Fer Ralonnette... Simia, 23rd Sept.11 M
Caronade Tientsin Per Erang, 33rd Sept., I P.M.. Casse-tête... Maczo-Per Hangikan, 23rd Sept, r.rs P.M.Comète to follow, he being used to the French pronun Arcadia, Gar. ... 5,454. G. Schmidt, 19th Sept,
Yokohama and Kobe-Per Chinetu, 23rd D'Asias ciation. The congress entirely converted him, Moji 13th Sept, Ballast, H. AL.
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Décidée He had listened to the discussions and argu- Bourbon, Fr. 997 Ch. Siico, 7th Sept.-
Amoy Straits and Rangoon Per Palamcolta, Descartes mante from Crach, panised, Russian, Sweda, Bullmouth, Dr., 2,067, I. P. Welch, 5th Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Francisque....
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