3STAN КОВА.
CABLE SCENEJE
THE
Shipping
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
Luis Apra Africa, Portuguesa transport, 1,400, Jaskin Nov,I:isbon 4th Oct, and Macao
Loengmoon, Ger, 88, 1,700, F. Kälikofen, atut. The Japas Chronicle of 14th inst," says put Nov. Chinklang 18th Nov., Rice and Oil, The two extremes of the fortunes of war ware -84 & Co. curiously contrasted on Sunday at Kobe; Traiss ladan with triumphant Japanese troops 10th Nov "and dejected 'ussian prisoners arrived. almil at the railway station Crowds were (hands and relatives others enrious to sen
Brat detachment of Rus
Empress of Japan, Br. 18, 3019, Henry
LAlmand, R. W ||Andamon, Mȣ/K/
bridge 17th Nov, Abby Kits B.,
anlia teth Nov., Gas-}}, & i
Vancouver Tóth Oct., and 12th Nov, Gan——-C. P. R. Ca Nov.,Macasar 8th Nov., Gen). C. J.
17th
Beyha streets, come anxious to greet, Pybus, SK,K. 22nd Nov,Vancouver 30ch/Timabi, Dut. mai, 1,740, N. de Bädda Beck, Krig &FA2Karr,
the
Osta and Bhanghai 19th Nov Malls and Gen.C.P. R. Co.
Chiukiang
Co
1905
Liept
Mrs. & Miss
Hunter
Hurst,
WA Engineer Whi
Capt (bolson, Mr. L
Mr. & Mrs. T.
Jima.
Battlecombe, H. G. Ketilla R
Ball we Lisat. H. F. Rosaig, C. Bingham, Mr. & Mrs. Laing, H
BJ.C. Birbeck, d
Lackler, Mr. and Mrs,*. children and maid Yuensang, Br. 22, 1,128, PH. Rolle, sotho
A
· departing exiiès.' The Purabs at eight o'clock Ithaka, Ger. 15, 1,440, H. Rekhana Nova Telmo, Gay, 13 Kirst. 15th
sian prisoners arrived ut, in the morsipy, and were quickly on the march to the Minntogawa, guarded by Japanese sol diers Arrived close by the water-side, they. were ranged up into some semblance rundred forming seven companies of about one hundred each
inklang teth Nove
Nova Rice and Gen-8, & Wonge
2,853, Alfred, Féll, 320d 18th Nov Ceal-Order. Are NowSydney vis
Japan and Shanghai richtsin, Br... 1337, Monkman, 22nd Nov, Canton 21st Nov., Gen.-B. & 5, Daigi Maru;} p
* 5,400, S. Tagami, zand Novi Tamsui via Amoy and Swalow 19th
It would be difficult to imagine a body of men presenting more, deplorable appearagede than did these unfortunai Rusalann. and dishevelled, clashed, in a variety of costs kad hats, many having their tunics fastened to their bodies with string, they looked as uncouth and unlike men with the slightest military, training an one could imagine.
ht it is not kind to criticies men placed in such a position as were these Russians and it was Impossible to see them without a sense of sympathy and shame that men could be brought so low through no fault of their own, The majority of the prisoners gave
gave an observer the impression of being simple peas who had bean perhaps almost, ignorant of the existence of the war until forced into the Taar's service; peaceful men pressed into the murderous trade of militariomach had a few bundles, trifles precious to owner and
peasants-mes
the
none else, and some carried blankets," ketiles, and mors. They stond on the vacant ground at Miantogawa pallently awaiting developments, and seemed to display but a languid interest in the proceedings,
s. The Russian Commissioneri for the transfer of the prisoners were already on the spot, and held a consultation with the Japanese officers in char.e. A few minutes conversation, and Colonel Sestakovsky, an elderly man of martial beating, shouted a command. The ranks of Russians turned and faced the officer, who ad. dressed a few-remarks in them, and they were free The Japanese sentries at once quitted their posts, and the doctors attached to the Russian Commissioner's staff commenced careful inspection of the men, particularly scrutinising their eyes. When this was com pleted, the number of men present was care.
Nov., Gen -0.5. K. §4 teacral, Br. 32,156, A. D. Moody, and Nov-Kuchinoiz 18th Nov, Coal.-M. B. K
Clearanose at the Harbour Offe cengmoon, for Canton.
fun, for Kwong-chow-wan. Arvation Apear for Singapore. inaung, for Saigon, Sykurm for Tin, for Kwong-chow-wan.
Departures. Nov, 22. Fachsan, for Europe, Amiral Duperre, for Shanghai,
Pilished, for Japan /alinn, for Pakhol. Cardium, for
Nagasaki, Vimsira, for Calcutta. Aippon, for
Shanghai.
A
Cl Diederichsen, for Holbow. Phranang, for Bangkok. Arratian Apear, for Calgusta, Tean, for Manila. Raniu, for Singapore. filming, for Saigon. Orang, for Yokohama. Decima, for Coast Ports.
|_ Passengers arrived. Per Empreis of from Vancouver-
Japan, Mr. 1. R. McLaren, Mrs. R. A. Bush, Mr and Mrs. Hamilton, Messrs. M. Simon, E. Gregory, Dr. and Mrs. Bradley, Messra, T. G Cault r, R. Gaus, Lisel. Bhyte, Mr. A. H. Green, Vis K. Langley, Messrs. T. Woon, & falian, Messrs. T. Tanaka, W. Min, L. G. Hin and
G. Jones and D. R
fully checked by several officials, and; at last Mr. L. Chong, Mr. and Mrs. L. Cip Gow.
the order was given to march,
Saigon Tith Oct., Gen,-J, & Comp Nov.-Manila
Go
Oct.**
child
LJC..
la 17th Nov, Gun.-, M. & Bissell, W. g
Bonlard, Mr
Lavin, Mr. and Mrs. F.
PEAK.
Lavis, A. R.
Aucott, E: F.
Kalsall, Major & Mrs..
Lewis, L: 5.
Beattle, A.
Knight, Mr.
Pescadores. "Vaihalwal
Limby, G. O
Mentile, M. P.
Louder, Mr
Martin, R
Bonner, E.'Ange Borthwick, Mrs. R. W. Mackin, A. Bornand, Mr. and child
Mr. and Mrs. Stoy, Mian N.~
Dr. O.
Celtic Chief Br. ship, 1,709, Jones, 9th Nov.
SAILING VELS, Philadelphia, toth June, Kerosine-5.0. Caf
Baya Rose Br. bq, 822, Wright, toth Nov.-West
MicAran, T. P. M. Australia 4th Aug. Sandal Wood.-S, & Bradley, Dr. and Mrs. McLares, R
Bradshaw, 15-2
Co,
Steamers Expected.
Versals
Du
From Agenti
Formota ......Singapore P. & O. Co Nov. 24 America Maru. Japan ..........T. K. K... Nov, 27 Armand Bebic. Singapore M. M... Nov, 19 Laisang Calcuita...., M. & Co Dec. Changsha ...... Sydney B. & S... Dec. Aragonia po.... Astoria.
McMurtrie, E. S McMuertrio, Mrs. H. Mr. and Mrs. Meier, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, P. L...
Broughall, L Burnie,
C.M.G. Burth, W. H.
Carter, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H.
Broham, Mr Brown, D. E.
Chichester, Maj. A. A. Clothier, As N. Cocks, Mr. & Mrs. A. E.
Mr
Dymack, Lieut. A.
Capt. E.
ling, L-Col.
Brotherton
BOE. M. Harker, B
Moore, Dr. W. B. A. Morrison, Mra, & child Moulder, Mr. and Mrs. Newall, S. G.
Lamparath Mr. & Mrs. Sutelaff
Mitchell, R. Moss, Mrs. Moxon, Mr. and Mrs. Mualle
E
F. B. O'Neil, J: 1., Painter,
Major
Hugh
Amoy
Poak...
*wntown 9 am Stanton...
long
ngkong «i |10a.m.
Victoria Teak]
Cap Rock
Parejor & Mr Maceo
Mr.
K.C Mr.
Capt.
ན་
Hassan, Mr. and Mrs. Haynes, Col.
F.A.
W. H.
O'Reilly, Dr. and Mrs. Ioseph, Mr. and Mrs.
Sawer, Capt. and Mrs. Schaltema, Mr. Sinclair
A
Flokes, Mr.
Haiphong... Manila Bacolod
In lo
Cebu
10. St. Jamesi 10 am.
November athd, 1905, am.
Vereker, Capt. & Mrs. Vladivostock.m
4
Carter, W. L.
5
Chaplin, Min C. A.
...F. & A. Co Dec.
5
Chaplin, G. W.
Nicomedia... Astoria ... P. & A. Co Dec.
14
| Chatham, Hon. & Mrs.
Newington, A. G.
ME
Vandin, Gordon
W
Nicholls, E. A.
tacks, Mr.
Clark, M. O.
Olife, O. G.
Jeffries, H. U.
White, Dr. M. }.
Clark, T.
Wilkie, Toba
Clarke, Mr. & Mrs. 0.
Clarke, Mrs. T. W.
P F. N. La
Parott, W.
Lt.
Parks,
DOCK RETURNS.
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS.
Kowloon
"
Clarke, T. W.
Cler R., Eng.
and Mrs. H. 1 Close, A. S.
Mrs. C. W.- W. Mrs and Miss Corning, Men, John
Dock.Cong
Copp
Coulthart, I
Cruickshank, A.
Cunningham, G.
Tsimo..........miných
H
Kwantin an Taming........... Eidsvold............... + 'Lanschen i Otte
+
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Cosmopolitan Aberdeen
SHANGHAI.
G.
17th inst, Cosmopolitan, Nov. 14. International,
Dallas, A.
Davies, F. O.
แ
9.
..Old,
11
14.
Esperance ....... Undine............ S. M. S. Vaterland.
Ships Pained The Canal.. Outward-zoth October-Hyton, Ohio, St.
Park, J. 5. Parker, F. L.
Paley:
E. O
Peake, W. Pecker; B. L.
Penselather Capt. &
G..H. Perine, Mr. and Mr.
G. M.
Curry, Dr. and Mrs. E. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.)
Deacon, F. B. Doolittle, F. H.. Douglas, Capt.& Mu.. 120wley, Mrs: W. A.
W., A.
Mr. T. C.
T. L.
Pfordlen, A. R.
Pigott, C
Powell, W. A.
Powell, Miss
Roach, Mr. J., S. and
child
Scott, Miss E. Scott, J. Gray
Away they went in doublu file across the From icteria Mohama-Wessre, K. Baker | Egbiri, Tonkin, 74th October-Claverkill; | Dortes, Dr, and Scott. Mrs. J. G.
sandy ground down to the water's edge, where the junks were lying in readiness to carry them across the hay to the transports, which were lying about a mile from the shore. They quickly tumbled into these craft, and were towed away to the distant ships, but even when they felt themselves upon the sea again, there seemed to be no lightening of the dull despair to be seen upon their faces,
'Soon after five o'clock another trainload of prisoners, about 6oo in number, arrived at Kobe, and were quartered for the night at the qua rantine stailon and adjacent hotels. Sunday's arrivals consequently totalled over 1,300 men.
That the Japanese were sympathetic towards them is undoubted. Occasionally a Rutkian would be observed to take off his cap to a po-
Wilson. From
and C Chin, From Kobe-Mr. A. Hallin worth. From Shanghal-Messrs. A, Dallas, H. D. Sauter, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kadoorie, H. Ling, H. Horsey, S. G. French, Mrs. J. T. Bush, Mrs. Thorpe Double, Messre, L. Bares, 1. Parks, Mr. and Mrs. G. Carter, Mr. W. H. Burti, T. W. Mitchell, 755 Chinese, and 3 Japanese.
|
Austria, Marwarri.. 28th October-Formosa, Priam, 31st October-Asama, Patkan, Silvia, Indrapura, 7th November-Octana..
1
Mei. E. Fletcher, H. French, S. Gi Homoward-17th October-Besiomond.
Green, A, H. Arrivals at Home-20th October-Ernest | Hall, Capt. T. Simony. 24th October-fraussan, Kennebec, Malucca. 28th October Room, Verona, Ban- larig, Laos, Rhenania, jist October-Speria, Austria, Pak Ling, Candia, 11th November Per Korad, for San Fr ncisco-Messrs. A J.
Ceylon, Achilles, Shimon. 15th November Buckley, A. Douglas Miller, N. C. Vestal, Mrs.Hekensollers, Aninor Ulysis. 16th Nov Ina Valentine and infant, Misses Thatcher, ember-Baralong, Scandia. 18th November M. Gray, M. (angdon, Capt, and Mr. E, S, Rayır, Dopack, Oresies, Nudia, 1st Nov- Walton, USA, Mr. Wm. Manke, Lieut. W, D. ember-Alcinous, Glenroy, Brotherton, U,SN, Mesurs, G. A. Parkyns, | S, Ladd, Wm.
Passengere departed."
liceman as the dreary procession moved along. Mead, A. 8 Gran, Geo. D Long, Edw.
and the friendly salute was invariably returned Gal by the Japanese.
Galt,
S. Padget
W. I' Fairfield, John T. Wm. Gordon, Jas, 1. Robine, Egbert A Comdr A: Nebolsine, (Russian Navy), Adam It would be interesting to know if these men Mears. M. Epolitoff, P. C. Mitchell. Herbert Wong Chong are aware that they are not going home, for W. White, C. S
Kay Chinese in the cabin. For this might account for the indifference which and
J.
Post Office.
A Mail will clows for :- Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Por Ha ching, 23rd Nov, 9 AM.
Quang-chow-wan, Halhow, Pakhoi and
Bangkok-l'er Chowin!, 23rd Nov, 11AM.` Singapore, Penang and Colombo-Per Serbia, 23rd Nov., si aut
they show. They are being sent to Viadi China and Japan Ports-Mr. S. Faldstein, Dr. | 13aiphong-Per^Hwz, ayrd Nov., 9 A.M.
MPLSTS. Deveria, J. F. vostok, sot, as most people believed, to be ant Mrs. J. D. Long, transported by train to European-Russia, bot | Bramfield, F. B. Marshall, F. & Focken, T. W. Clarke, Miss M. Harding, Mr. S. Bomanti, and to became forced settlers in
Chinese in the cabin. For Honolula-Meurs, Leongheu and C. K. Moon,
Shipping Report.
Str. Ithaka from Chiakiang-Strong NE
from their homes as much as if they had re- mained prisoners in Japin. If they do know the fate reserved for them, it is not surprising: that so many should have petitioned the Jap- aness Government to allow them to remain in this country and become naturalised. It is ex-monsoon.-- traordidary that who have fought for their country should be subject t
It such treatment at the hands of their Government--exiled from homes and their friends, and compelled to re
·main la' hat to all intents and purposes is a
We doubt whether such com country.
what
men
ory settlement will be successful, but wa can easily understand that the Russian Govern ment is not anxious for the repatriation of men who for so many months have been captives in s country where the administrasion-ls honest and the people have the rights of free men.
THE JAPAN-CHINA NE-' GOTIATIONS,
BARON KOMUra's departuKE,
The Kobe Herald of yih inst. says:—Baron. Komura and his suite left Shimbaabi station on their way to Peking yesterday afternoon by the 1.20 train. Among those present to see them off were Count Katsura, the Prime Minister, all the other Ministers of State, Admiral Ito, Me. Chinda; Vica Foreign Minister, the
Ambassador, the Chinese and other fa
Bir. Datgi Maru (rom Tamsui :-Strong NE. monsoon, and high sea,
Str. Wonga, Fell team Sydney, etc - Left there on tih ultimo for Yokohama, moderate ly and NE. gale belween Shanghai and the
port.
Str. Zoangmoon from Chinklang :--Occurred very strong NE. monsoon, up to force B. baro. meter very high, during the last day occasional rainshowers.
Vessalu in Fort STRANERS,
Álnerity
NAMF.
Shea, 1). Skolt, O. Slack, F. H. Slack, Miss Stein, A. L.
Nemuro.....[50km.|30.04)
Hakodate
Kaye, Major and Mrs. Woodward, Mr. & Mrs. Tokio mismo
OCCIDENTAL.
Botschker, R.
Lowe, Mr. and Mrs.
Caspersen, S.
Lowe, Miss Slesia
Chandler, F.
Fischer, Ch.
Kochi Nagasaki Kagoshima.. Oshima...... Naha
Majer, Capt. and Mrs. | Ishigakijima..
and child
Hales, G. L
Munro, Miss A.
Jones, D
Owen, O. E.
Keyt, Dr. H.
Pillis, E.
Krill G
Linderman, Dr. H.
Schwiter, H. Stoltz, H.
KOWLOON.
Ainslie, Dr. D. H. Binder, Mrs. F. C. Charlton, R., Capt. Hall, A. J.-
and Mrs. E. and MacGregor, J. W.
nutse
No. Nov.
O alta
30.17 30.19
69 66. ..85
6$
.** 0.01
Tinineratura. Humidity Rainfall..
Taihoku...||
Taichu......
Tainan
Koshop
Pescadores...
M 30.21
30,39]
Weihaiwoi...9 2m
Gutslaff. +1." 30.3956 Sharp Peak...
·Amoy ...... 6,30 = 30.10|| Swatowa.m.
Canton Hongkong
Victoria Peak Gap Rock .... MACAO ***** Haiphong... Manila ***** Bacolod Iloilo... Caba
30.20
rom. 30.36 69
C. St. James 102.m
· HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
CLASS.
Andromeda Arup... Astraca
cruisec, is clans
Des Erna Ettrick Exe Per-Hauneian, 23rd Nov., 1.15 P.M.
Fame... Heungthan, 24th Novom..\___*** Manila-Per Ywensang, 24th Nov., 3 P.M.
Handy Swatow Singapore and Bangkok-Per Machew, 24th Nov., 5 F.M.
Hart
Manila-Per Rubí, a5th Nov, 11 A.M.
Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C., and Tacoma, Wash.-Per Tremont, 25th Nov.,
Macao-Ve: Heungshan, 25th Nov., 1.15 PİNG, Swatow and Shanghal-Per Yateking, 25th Nov., 5P.M.
194 **
TONE. GUNI I.H.P..
300
30.0366
Commander Harbord
Captain R. Nelson Ommannay Lidut Commander R. H. Heston Captain Lionel G, Tainell :, mladimi
Captain
73 NNE
| LAST REPORTED AT
despatch-vessel...
,8,700
1,000
Shanghal
a 15,000
16,500
Shanghal
Torpedo boat destroyer
550
7,000
Hongkong
cruiser, and class
4,360
7,000
Weibalwel
Bonaventure
cruiser, and class
4.300
7,000
Cadmus
loop..
1,070
1,400
Captain H. H. Torlesse ...
H. da C. Laard.., Die, Commander
Shanghai
Cherab
water tank and sug
320
Clie
loop.
1,070
1,400
Diadem
cruiser.
class
11,000
16,500
torpedo boat destroyer
550
7,000
Commander II, D, Wilkin, D.5.0. Captain H. W. Savory
Yangiste
torpedo boat destroyer ...
550
7,000
torpedo boat destroyer..
560
7,000
Hongkong
forpedo
torpedo boat destroyer...
$50
boat destroyer.
5,700
cruiser,
2nd class |
7,000
torpedo boat destroyer...
4,000
torpedo bost destroyer
4,000
special service torpedo-v...|
6,400
3,400
cruiser, 1st class
17,000
21,000
torpedo boat destroyer...
7,000
3,900
1,100
Yangtura Wast River
6,300
350
240
240
240
6,500
la rosaryo
$2,000
21,000
Commodore H, P. Williams.
800 6,300
Liest-Commander E. Secretan... Lisat-Commander Richards...
***
+22
Hongkong
450
Long Harbour
5,900
Hongkong
800
150
550
150
$50
Hecla Hoguo.. [IcheD...
janus. Kinsha
金門
Moorhen
***
Olter ... Rambler Macao-Per fengshan, 27th Nov., 1.15 PM Robin.... Ceba and Iloilo Per Kaifong, 17th Nov Sandpiper.... 3 P.M+
Europe, &c, India, via Tuticoria-'er Spipe...
Taku Tourans, 18th Nov., 11 A.M.
Sutlej... Tamar
torpedo boat destroyer
river gunboat
river gunboat
.
Torpedo hoat destroyer
surveying-ventel
river gunboa!
river gunboat
\river gonboat
KAN
Macao-Tec Heungshan, 28th Nov., 15. Ningpo and Shanghai-Per Tungiting, ath
Toal Nov., J.P.M.
Manila Per Taming, 28th Nov., 3 r.K.
witch Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Whiting Alexander, Am, sa, < 785, Gove, 13th "ov., Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Per Tartar, Widgeon ...
Cavite 9th Nov, Coal-Order.
29th Nov., 11 AM.
Woodcock.. Ataka, Br., 2,393, J. Leary, 9th Nov.,-- Manila, Timor, Part Darwin, Thursday Woodlark ...
New York 6th Sept, Case Oil-S, O. Co. Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Carl
Ger 6,984, G. Command, 12th Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Novatuns Island 3rd Nov., Timber. Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Eastern,
29th Nov, 11 AM Chowtal, Ger. s.6, 1,185, H. Textor, 17th Nov, ➡Bangkok gih Nov., Rice and Timber,—— B. & S.
-E. A. T. Co.
Clovering. Br. 2, 3,154, D. Barton, 6th Sept., Ministers at Takin, and a large
➡Sa ina Cruz gist Aur., Hallast.—C. C. S. rge number of
B. Co. Japanese officers and officials. Liu.l the station
16th and the route along which the Baron passed Coningsby. Br. .., 2,151, Chas, E. Tepp,
Nov-Moll th Nov,, Coal-D. & Co.,
were closely guarded by the police and troops, but. there was no demonstration. Baron Komura and his nuits arrived at Yokosuka 3.5 pm and left at 4 o'clock on the Manchu Maru, which was escorted by' tha, warship Tsushima....... On arrival at Peking, the Baron
pro
and his colleagues will prostoring the pro Legution, where they will stay gress of the negotiations, as
A Peking telegram to the Mainichi states that Mr. Uchida, Japanese: Minister at Faking: intimated to the Chinese Foreign Department on the 4th that Baron Komura would arrive the capital on the 12th, The Chinese Govern
at
has appointed Prince Ching, and another bith
officit for the negotia tionem po
Coptic
Br.4.5, 2,744, Wm. Finch, R.M.R., 218 Nov., San Francisco 21st Oct., Honolulu 26th, Yokohama 9th Nov, Kobe 11th, Nagasaki 13th, and Manila agih, Mails Sand Gen-0. & 0. 5. 8. Co. Craniay, Br.. 7,934, W. Z. Steels, 20th Nov.
➡Kachinotra 16 h Nov., Ballast-G, *& Co,
Curonia, Russian s.s., 2,828, Ch. Nauman, 13th
„T, Cont
torpedo Laat destroyer cruiser, int class receiving
sivar
torpedo bost
ship....
boat destroyer ...
surveying ship...
torpedo boat destroyer ...
river gunboat
river gunboat...
river gunboat.
W
Flag of Admiral-Sir-Gerard V, Noel, Commander-in-Chief,
Seymour !!!
7,000"
Lisut-Commander H. E. Sulivan Lieut. Commander Batheri Lieut. Commander Lewin Commander A. F. Everai!...
Lleut, Commander Stevenson
H. Grant-Dalton
н.
CapCommander H. B. Cox
Lieut-Commander
Captain E.-F. B. Charlton
==PH
141
Lieut. Commander W. E. Darwall Lieut-Commander E. V.F.R. Dogmore
Licut-Commnoder.F.
B. Noble ...
List Commander J. Kiddle
at "
Lieut. Commander Robert E. Vaughanwering
Lieut. Commander H. T. Allay "...is
Lieut. Commander J. T. 8. Lyne ...
Captain
Riveri West River Yangtere
... - Hongkong
en route Shanghai Hongkong
Yangiare
Commander G. E. Monro,
Commander R, W. Glennie... Liant Commander C. E. L. Thomas' ́....
"Lieut-Commander G.-B. Spicer-Simson — Vangisza. Lieut-Commander G. J. Tödd we are Yangtasa Lieut-Commander Jnä, F. Knox...«'...] Yangtare
FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION:
NAME.
FLAG AND DESCRIPTION.
TONKGUNL, H. P.
COMMANDING Officers,
LAST REPORTED.
armoured gunbost
---
1,706
· 173
1,700 100
Ligist. Ferret
Lieut. Jeannel. „i
140
*Salgon
Canton Haiphong
Macao-Per Heungshan, 29th Nov., 1.15 PM, Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thunday Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Krishane, 5-dory, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Methoume, Adelaide and Perth-- l'er Tainan, 29th Nov. 3 P.M.
Macao-Per Haungskan, 30th Nov.,
1.30 P.M. Manila-Per Zafiro, and Dec., 10A.M.
&c., India, pra Tuticory be Europe Bengal, and Dec., 11 A.M.
Simpsonhafen, Fr. Wilhelmshafen, Herberts Achéron hoke, Matapi, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne Argus...
Pet Willtiad, t3th Dec, 11 AM.
Avalanche... Shanghai Nagnanki, Kahe, Yokohama, Falonnette... Victoria and Vancouver Homes Emprisinde... Japan, 13th Dec, 11 AM.
Robe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.G., and the Holl
Décidée
เ
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191
904
Tacoma, Wash.-Paz Lyra, 15th Dag., 11 AM/ Nov, Saigon 9th Nov, Ballast Order. Daphne, Grr. 18. 1,252, E Schipper, 18th
Mails for Canton, Samehui, Wochow Nov-Hamburg 19
19th Oct GORE. A and Macao will be closed on week days at 7.30 / houars
every morning,
On Sundays the mail for Macao will be closed at 8 am, and that for
Francisque... Canton aia.m.
Fronde Mails for Namtao, Sanhuo, Kangmoos, Guichen t Kumchuk, Bamshol, Wacbow and Canton Garydon every evening at 5 p.m. On Sundays the malls Fenri Rivière ... will be closed at 9 am
No mail will be closed for Canton on Bator acquis Javeline |alay evening.
Kersaint
ontcalm
Dragomaketta 3rd Nov, Coal-Order:
Br. 8.1, 3,496, R. Owen, 21st Nov, Haichlag, Br. 265: 1,267, A.. E. Hodgins, 2181 đề: The Vorodtu, makes the following comments Nov-Foochow via Amoy and Swatow
on Baron. Komura's mission to Pekings—We 20th Nov,, Gen. -—-D., L. & Co. are afraid that Baron Komurs will and a hard Hedwig Menzell Ger. 2.8, 980, C. Schönberg, put to crack. It is reported that China-his 6th Nor. Soutabays 23rd Oct., and Sine demanded from Japan sa indemnity for the so-gapore stb, Sugar,--E. A. T. Con- called "lossen: she" auffered in Manchuria on Helmdel, Not. 14, 1,317, Johnson, 20th Nov,
account of the war, · Presuming that the rs. Manlia, 16th Nov, Ball
Ballast.-D. & Co
post
ir truk, we cannot but he surprised at
the impudences of Couscourse
Komurs
fend no par to such demand,
La
On and after 15th July, 1905, the rate
of postage on letters from Hongkong and the
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armoured cruiser
=-9413 river gunboat
destroyer... destroyer: ... ...protected cruiser armoured cruiser ... river gunboat
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...cruiser.....
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1,000 5,500
Lieutenant L'Est --
100
Captain Passerat de Bílana
6,300
Lieut. Coton
303
20,300
308 300
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Lieut. Merveillens du Vignaux n
Captain Allaire, ......
Commander Ametrin
Lieut. Mere
Lieut. Bibel Capt, Prat
eat. For
Capt. Ridoux
Fortlar Lieut. La Coroller Commander Simon
Armbruster Capt Martel
Sagot.
Lieut. Duchemin' Lient, Grallier Litat. Marchand
Lient, Glorieux
Lieut. Vincent-Bridugane Fieritip of Rear Admiral da Marośla Commanding the local defence
Salgon
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Alour
Bale d'Along
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9,376
200
咖啡鬯
307
1,350
2,200
9.500
6,300
4
420
gunbost destroyer à .sub-marine.....
307
***destroyar...
British Postal Agancias in China to Australia Mousquet ... will be at the rate for 4 cents for mach half. || Olry Sun
If any has really been made. Not only that, Hue, Fr, 26, 704 Godenas, 21st Novace instead of 10 cents at presante Pelko
but we hope he will make a counter-damard
for some substantial expression of China's
1,275, F. Fiegler, Nov. Nachao 9th Nov. Coal), W. & Os
- The rate of postage on letters from Australia | Pistolet Haiphong 17th Nov., and Hollow toth,
Protée... to Hongkong and the British Fostal Agencies Gen.-A. R, M. Fes
RC. D. Bradley, 20th in China will be reduced from spd, to 26, for Rapibre
́esch half oança:
gratitude for all Japan hau' dons: on: her baball 94-Calcata via Panang and Singapore
SOU JEG the late costly war' partly for hes be
the past our gear and half japan
Own like, but none can deny that she did to for Chias's sake too. At the cost of many
Genian); M. & Cabine Machew, Gert fin of, H. Harjes, 20th Nov.--
Bangkok 19th Nov, Fleet & Co.x
Shapusand lives par Army drove the Russians Mascello, Gen. pm, 1,435, Grirenity, 18th Nov,
which Chlans Calentes int New Coal-H. A. Lab
Mercedes Br, transport, $300,9) | McGregor,
VIBITORA AT THE HOTELSAR
MEMANG CRAIDIKBURN, Hammett, H. J. O Smith, K. Graat Dann, G. Hii ni Smith, Mr. Fundj Harben, Mr. and Mr. Smith, Perer
ARWAN: Monorm Peter Pas 17th Nov.-Nagam “Brands ART Ballast. | Gaskell Mr. and Mrs.^"^ Grant:5556)
utterly About to restore that region 10 Chine";V compensation will Calms ofar for it Kilt would Appear to un-Laki Japan in autitled to demand
Otta, Nori sa: 2,088
Naral Store Probolinggo 18th Oct, Bugur, W. & Harchiatry
Redoutable....
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destroyer ***iver gunboat
battleship