RIENOBS IN THE M
INTERVIEW-WITH-VAJOR-GENERAL, MARUI
Dozirgi A representative of the Oneka Shimpo bas bean fortunate, in obralnin, some interesting | particulara from Major-General Marui, com manding the 16th Reserve Brigade, of his ex. Purlences during the war, Leaying for? Man"
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
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receive harm, for it was twice (a thing,anid | Dragoman, Br. 1.1, 3,496, R. Ovis never to happen), struck by lightning Tue 13 Calcutta 3r1 Nova Cash,--Under ting was again returned to the Spanish rayal | Empress of Japany. Br" L Flamity, where it remained larsome time. Next Prung, R.3.1, 22nd Nov,
came the recent war will be
States "and the Ocrand:Shanghal 19th No lut (defest of the Spanish army and
Gen.-C. PR. Co. @@ claimed in be due to this ring
Hedwig Mentoli, Ger, aa, 986, C. Schönberg, 6th Nor-Sourabaya 23rd Oct, and Sin. gsporo 28th, Sugar.—E. A T, Co.-
Nor 1,397, Johnson, 20th Nev., Manila
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it
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At present no one will lake the responsibility of the ownership of this jewel," so it has been.
Chart, IN January last, General Marul plated I placed in a strong box and secretly buried::es? Heimdehur. 5th Nov. Ballast.-D.; & Co.,
Shipping,
that he and his men were dispatched to {North Korea after the battle of Mulden. This more involved; as march of 40 days under a broiling sun, through passes and defles where the ordinary means of transport were useless. Korean trucks, drawn by ons horts, had to be
Prink Henrich, Ger. 6.4, 3,902, P. Gruch, 22nd employed eventually to convey the guns, supo Hamburg 13th Ock and Blegapore plies, and baggepas of the brigada through These rocky and difficult passer.
Nora Mail and Gen. M. & Co Chinese truck, d drawn bags of
"tốth Nov,j="
"Hilary, Get RM, [379% F« P&O
Klau-chao 9th Nov,
Kutsang
Br. 2.5, 3,109, B. C. D. Bradley, acth Nov. -Calculia via Fenad and Singapore Machow, Gers, H. Harjes, toth Now,
5th Nov, Gan Bangkok 12th Nov, Rice.-M. & Ca
ardy, Bittiscom
Balf KM. Lieut. H. F.. Bingham, Mr. & Mrs.
J. E. and child ?«
Birbeck
Bishop, LC
Mrand Wh
"Howest A.T.
Hunter R. "Hart, R.x"
bolson, Mra
Thomas H. PAKE
tid Mrs and
Walkins, Mi«E÷N "Whitlow"A.WWARZEN
Wright, Me & MIT,
YoungAt N
roshiina
children and ma
1bolgon 1.5
F
Innes, Capt' EN
Johannsen, Edm.
Laing, A H Large, Larems, F. J.
PRAK
Mr. and Mrs. F. Aucott, E. F.
Kalsally Major & Mrs.
Bender, B. A.
Haattin, Ap
Knight, Mr.
Bergand, Mr.
and child by Borthwick, Mrs. RW...
Bowden, Mm. V. R.
Brattia, M. P.
Mackie, A.
LS.
MacSloy, Miss NĂS
Lampersk), Mr. & Mrs. Liggaa
Taiboku w
Braham, Mrs.*
Loudar, Mr
Brown, D. E
Martin, R,
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Calehester, Maj: A, A.
Mitchell, Ra
Koabur
horses," Carrie 192Asix or eight Longkong of 1.3.84, 747. A. Suzroni 22nd Nov, Mascalls, Ger, tæki 3:4351 Grerenity, 18th Nov.,'l Bradley. Dr. and Mrs. Marrioti, Dr. O..
A
phong and Hoihow, arst, Nov., Gen. and Pige-AR, M. |Haartes,, Br.: 3.0, 2,340, J.
from 40, 10 the Korean truck ha rice p capacity for only five bags The slow methodser of transport and the schreity of Inhabitants in
Progress
の
Bradshaw, Brighton, Mr. and Mm. Broughall, L
Calcutta Est Nov., Coal-H. A. Lan
1. D. Jackson, and Mercedes, Br, transport, 3,300, J. S. McGregor, Now Saigon 16th Nov; Meal Chinese Nagasaki Igih Nov., Balikat Naval Store Office 10th Nor- Sunda, Br. 3.: 2,986, H. S. Bradihan, 23rd Oua, Nor. 2.8.2
H. Linchansen 2,088, 8, N, Co. Nova-Yokohama 7
Oct ard Nov, Robson, syrd Swatow 22nd Nov, Gen.-Di, &
kwells as they Maimun, Br. 3.0, 636,99 Gòn.~~~P. & O. || DRAMAS DE E-S. W. & | Barole. C. M. G.
the country through which they passed made dimcult Good water too, was And the
The water
Arched in sec 2002 berthe rivern÷WAD`|
Fi
drinkable after being Altered, but no good.
Alters were available,
and sand, the
Phu. Van, Fr. 68, 6112
6,112, Ducroiest, 17th Nov., -Paulo Leur 8th Nov, Cost-Order
3M Manila 18th Nov., Gon-5, T., & Co.
Burtt, W. H. Carter, W. L. Chaplin, Min C. A
Chatham, Hom. & Mrs.
was extemporised from blankaupo kalter Yatching,: Br. 1.4, 1,437, T. Sellars, 23rd Nov, Rubi, Br. 3; 1,610, A. H. Notley, 21st Nov., Chaplin, G. W. process was only Milk?lumers. Serbia, Ger: 05, 2,400, E. Hoffschmidt, 33rd Shabjehan; Br. a. 1,001, J. Scott, 18th Nov.
water being alto
on fine days, as the
heavy rains that continually fall In the north of Korea
sweep down the hills in a tremendous torrent; before which huge Packs are carried, Saveral officers and men were drowned and ** many injured by then floods. Under these circumstances, as may be imtrised, the food
supply was frequently short. For eight day in auccession the troops with General Marit were on half-rations
The brigade experienced on heavy fighting. during its march through" "Korea and they re- gretted that the "rains impeded their operation considerably Had it not been for the Bloods, they would have reached the Tuman before the armistice had been declared.. After the occasional skirmishet with the Russian troops, great card was taken to pick up all the dead and wounded, as tigers, bears, and leoparde were found prowling at night in large num.
VOLCANO KOINS ISLAND:
FARADISE..
Governor Self of German Sämoi speaks with some enthus aim about the rew-volcano thai
broke out na Hawall, one of the German islands, two months ago. :lle regrels, at the same time, the great damagh it has inflicted among the ther products in the neighbourhood of the vel.
* poor nativa plantejs whose fulds of tam and
cano
have been utterly ruined
Canton and Nov, Gen.-J., M. & Co, Nov-Shanghai 19th Nov., Gas-H. A.
Clearances at the Harbour Offen. itching, for Swatow Card Menzell, för Chinwantin. Hathrich, for Shanghai. indo, for Slugapore Acwtal, the Bangkok. "Aincraig, for Ocean Island.
y
Departures. Nov. 23, Chowta', for Bangkok, Hatching, for Const Ports: Decima, for Const Paris. Cort Mitusell, for Chingwarino, Longmoon, for Canton..
haka, for Canton Tienerin, for Shanghai. Tim thi, for Shanghai.
frue, for Kwong-chów-wan.
Passengers arrived." :
Per Laurits, from Salzon-560 Chinese. Per Hongkong, from Itaiphong, &c.—Mr. Bertrouoc,
Mr. C. W. ale. For London-Mr.
Per Sunda, from Yuk-bama for Colombo...
A.
A most amazing'changa in the topographi. and Mr. C. Hài uller and amgr. J. Lang.
Swatow 17th Nov., Ballast-Order. Taming, Br 350, Outerbridge, 17th Nov., Manila 14th Nove Gen.-8. & 5. Tartar, Br. As., 2,768, W. Davison, R... 15th Nov.-Vancouver 16th Oct., and Shanghai
1
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13th Gan.-C. P. R. Taimo, Ger, s. 1,839, A. Kirst, i6th Oct,-*.
Saigon 11th Oct, Geb,]. & Co. Wonga Fell. Br. ... 2,852, Alfred, Fell, aznd Nov.Sydney via Japan and Shanghai
18th Nov., Coal-Order.. Vucoxang, Br. s., 1,128, P. H. Rolfe, 20th Nov.-Manila 17th Nov., Gan-I, M. &
Co.
SAILING VESIELI,
Celtic Chief, Br. ship, 1,709, Janes, 9th Nov.,
Philadelphia, toth June, Keroine.-S. O.
Co.
Rose, Br, bg. 821, Wright, 10th Nov.-West Australia 4th Aug, Bandal Wood.-S.&
Co.
Steamers Expected.
From
Agmis nur
Manila. D. & Ca.... Nov. 24 Singapore. P. & O. CoNov. 34 ....T. K. K.... Nov. 27 Japan Singapore. B. & S. ... Nov. 27 K'chinotau B. & S... Nov. 27
DOCK RETURNS.
Clark, M. O. Clark, Tr
Clarke, Mr. & Mr. O. Clarke, Mrs. T. W Clarke, T. Bog
R. Xog. L.
and Mrs. H. 1. Close, A. S. Cofrin, H. E, Copelin, J. W.
Copp, Mrs and Miss Corning, Mrs. John Coulthart, J.
Cruickshank, A.
Cunningham, G.
McAran, T. P
McMan H.
E. S
Meist
Mr. and Mrs.
Jobb Mayboom, A P.L. boll T.-W. Moon, Mr. & Mrs. E. M. Moore, Dr. W. B. A. Morrison, Mra & child Moulder, Mr. and Mrs.
A
R. B
Nelson, Newall, Newington, A. G. Nicholla, E, A,
A,
Pan, F. N. Le
Clothier, A. Nije Moss, Mrs, pe
Acket & Mrs. A.E. Moxon, Mr. and Mrs.
MEM Col, Dynack, Lisut. A. Gales. Capt. Gantia, E.
Kindings
L-Col
·
Mulia, E.
Ja Hugh Palater, Major & MIL Parry Major
Pasbla, MrNA
Called Brotherton Pollock, LC., Mr.
B.
Hassan, Mr. and Mrs. Науров,
Col, Haeland, F. A. Howard W. H. Hudig, Hughes,
Capt
Quand Cap
AVeibalwei Gutzlaff Vi
Sharp Peak ABLOT M Swałów A459, am Canton sil Hongkong Victoria Peak Gap Rock Macao... Haiphong... Manila n
and, Mrs. | 15
Scheltema, Mr. Sinclair, A
Bacolod m
"", "St." James.}IOLM.
D.
Stokes, Mr.
Mr.
Vandin, Gordon
Caba
Jacks, Mr.
Vereker, Capt. & Mrs.
Jeffries, H. U.
Dr. M. J.
|
November 23rd, 1905, m.
Vladivostock -
Joseph, Mr. and Mr. Wilkie, John
Kaye, Major dud Mrs. Woodward, Mr. & Mrs.
O'Reilly, Dr. and Mr.
OCCIDENTAL,
Botschker, R.
Carpersen, S.
Chandler, F.
Parfitt, W..
Park, J. S.
Parker, F. L.
Parks, J. L
Pater, Mrs. E. O,
Peaks, W.
Curry, Dr. and Mrs. E. Pecker, B. L.
G.
Davies, F. O.
Deacon, F. B. Doolittle, F. H.
Douglas, Capt. & Mrs.)..
flowlay, Mrs. W. A. Dowley, W. A
Downing, Mг. T. C.
Ivan-Jones, Dr. and
Mrs. E
G
Pennefather, Capt. &
Mm. G. H. Perine, Mr. and Mrs.
G. M.
Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
POA, R...
C.
Powell, W. A.
Fischer, Ch. Hales, G. L. Jones, F. Kert, Dr. H. Krill, G. Lindermon, Dr. H.
Rammett, H. J. O. Dann, G. H
Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Lowe, Miss Sibuie " Majer, Capt. and Mrs.
and child
Munro, Miss A.
Owen, O. E.
Pillis, E.
Schwiter, H. Stolts, H.
CRAIGIEBURN;
Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs.
Roach, Mrs. J. S. and Harben, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Capt. & Mrs. Marchant, Capt. and
Shea,
JJ,
Smith, E. Grant Smith, Mr. and Mr
Grant
Smith, Percy Soppa, P.
Temuro 6 (a.m. 29.88) tinkodate ... Tokio? Xochi Nagasaki Kagoshima... Ushimu Naba
Ishigakijima.
**
29.93 - 318- 16.23-
201 1130.00 30.05
Talhokut am 30.1
Kashan...... "escador... Weihaiwe Outla harp
***
Peak...
Imoy *watow
Webb, Mr. and Mr. Tongko
Mrs, and children .Montague
Canton.......... Victoria Peak
G&P
#
16,771
93.m. 30.11
130.1266
10a.m. 30.1671
child
Schaeffer, G. 5.
Scott, Miss E.
Scott
Gray
Scott, Mrs. J. C.
Skott, O
No Nor. A
Stein, A. L.
10 M
Steger, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Nursateter „ó...................... 30.36 Transure
Rock Macao......... Haiphong Manil Bacolode
49.93 69
30.15
Stevenson, Mrs.
691
30.01 82
69
Stevenson, R.N., Lieut.-
Comdr. E.
Humidity
70
70
C. St. James 10A.M.
Rainfall,
0.09
& Stephens, H.
Wessels
Fischer, R. Trement. Formosa
Fletcher, H. French, S. Gardiner, J., Marseilles, Vrs, and a Misses Godd rd, and Oanta...
and Mr. and Mrs. F. Thomas. For America Maru.
Hall, Capt. T. Mis C. W. Conner. For Hongkong: Lightning Singapore. D. S. & Co Nev. 28
Tainan
Mr. T. G. Hall, Bowden, Fiomhanghai
Hamilton, Mr. & Mr. "Mr."R/A Armand Babic. Singapore. M. M,... Nov. 10
W.I. Laisang Calcutta....., M. & Co Dec. 4 Cousens an servant, Miss Buil
Hanghwont, W. B Mra. Price and o
child, and 14
Europeans crew Changsha Thursday 15. & S...Dec. 4
Hollingsworth, Mr. T&A. Co Dec. by Wong Fell Far Marseilles-Master Aragonis Astoria
Mr. Japan...... P. M. Co... Dec. 6
Hollinworth, A. and Miss Gye, Mr. R. E Nekos. Dr. Moor Siocria head, Mr. . G. Leroy, air, and Mis Jacquet, Nicomedia....Astoria P. & A. ColDec. 14
Holt, B..G. child, infant and servant. For tongkang--Mr. and Mrs. Philips, infant and smah, and Major Venables From Foochow for London-Mr. R. Kerr, For Hongkong Mr. R. Greig.
Per Prins Hainrich, for Hongkang from Hamburg-Min Lily Cober and Captain Brehmer From
Southampt Misses A. Zeidler, M Rass, M. Barnes, G. Welle, N. Hendemen, 1. Latimer, Res. W. P. Paton.
Mr. Allan Jones, Mr, :A, Słupersky, Mr. T, H Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Bryan, Mes Mr. R. Fetrich, F. add Mrs. Kiene, Mr. and Wheeler, children and antah. From Genoa
Mi, M. Steger, Navy-fa, maser Rust, Misses C. Jachrling, H. Callesien, Mr. and Mrs. Henir Giess, Miss Emma Werth, and Mr. Fred. Schmelder, From
Colombo-Mr. Bis Canda and Rev. Chamberlain, From Singapore Mesara. N. E. Colvin, A. Meyboom; T. Katen- P | kanıp, G. F. Schaefer, T. Lazarus, and Mrs.
cal condition of the is nd, has resulted from the outbreak of this volcano," said Governor Solf yesterday. Where there was a peaceful valley, under cultivation and peopled by the simple naives whose even life had never been disturbed, there arose a series of hills of lava and rock that has changed the whole scene, Red-hot stones and thick pshes, and sowing lava have formed hills several hundred feet in height above the door of the valley. This vol cano is six English miles from the seashore, and the lava, in broad streams, winding here and there, has spread to within a mile and half of the beach. Where refreshing little streams of cool water ran through the valley And
the ravines, between banks of verdure, nie now sluggish streams of molten rock, and the natives feel that Blades has gained dominion --over their paradise that 'was,
ever,
"But the poor Samoans are as frightened as they were when the volcano: first broke out. There was a series of terrifin ensihquakes pres ceding the emption, and the n tiven expected An outburst of "ome kind. Its coming, bow-
Scared
them into.
A1 100) panic. SOON, AS poisible I went to the freno accompanied by Conolly
crater. It aludied the crater, was terrible the most awe-inspiring over RAW: But I felt that it w's best that the volcano broke out--it was a sort of let-off for the forces beneath us, and when 1 communi cated my
idea to the nativer they were quleted. So long as there is a volcano there, I believe, the earthquakes will cease, and it will not be
my aide-de-camp, And wa
Right
"
Passengers departed.
Fi.
Pet Willehad, for Yokohama-Mr. and Mrs. Lammert, Messes. Thang-Ming Sai, Chai Wing and Chang Kwan,
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Kowloon Timeamini Kwantin Taming
Eidaveld ............. Hilary
Lanschan Octer....... Phu Yen..............
Cosmopalitun
Aberdeen
SHANGHAI,
Dock.
NAME.
17th inst.
Esperance........Cosmopolitan, Nov. 14.
International, 5. M. S. Vaterland.....Old.
Undine
Fame...
Ships Passed The Canal. QULWALK 20th October#yos, Ahic, St. Egdint, Tonkin. 24th October-Cloverkill, Austria, Murwarri, 28th October—Formosa, Príam, 31st October-Arama, Paikan, Silvia, || Flore ... Indrapura. 7th November Oceana,
Hart
Handy
Hecla
Ilogue...
Janus
HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION,
CLASHCA
at destroyer
boat destroyer
Cruiser, 2nd class
TONE. GUNS LH,PF.
+ £1,000
do boat destrover
service torpedo-v... cruiser, set class torpedo boat destroyer. torpedo boat destroyer. .... river gunhon!
CAPTAIN.
| LAST REPORTED AT
Shanghai
Hongkong
Welhalwo
Shanghai
Yangiste
Hongkong
Yangiare
Shanghai
Hom
7,000
+7,000
Commander Harbord
Captain R. Nelson Ommanpay Lieut. Commander R. H. Heaton
Captain Lionel G. Tufnelf
Captain
H. H. Torlesson Commander II, du C. Luard.....
Commander 11. D. Wilkin, D.8.0.
H. W. Savory Captain
Lieut. Commander H. E. Sulivan Liest-Commander Batber...
Liant Commander Lewis...... Commander-A-F-Evarsit
Lient. Commander Stevenson Captain H. Grant-Dalton
E, F. B, Charlton
Singapore Hongkong Hongkong
**** Hoogkong
Lieut. Commander CSeymour
W. H. Darwall: W
・Teut.Com E. V.F.R. Dugmore |
Commander C. E. Monro Surveying
9.
14
Alacrity Andromeda Arin Astraea Bonaventura Cadmus Cherab Cilo Bindem *.. Dee Fine.... Zurick Exe
despatch-vemal...
1900
chifer, it class
11,000
16,500
1,000
torpedo hoat destroyer
7,000
cruiser, and einum.
4,369
7,000
cruiser, and class
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4.360
1,000
1,070
1,400
water innk and tug an
390
sloop
1,070
cruiser, rat cias
16 11,000
1,16,500
ENDO
1+00:
+4
Boat destroyer.
500
torpedo boat destroyer.
torpedo
7,000 7,000-
torpedo host destroyer
106
3,700
inrpedo Boat destroyer
4.350
Hongkong
7,000
275
4,000,
Lieut. Commander H. B. Cor
275
4,000
Lient Commader
6,400
1,400
Captain
21,000
Captain Shortland
7,000
1.900
1,200
B00
Lieut.Commander J. Kiddie **
Lieut-Commander F, B. Noble
650
*Hongkong
140
240
· 140
6.500
31,000
In reserve
Livut, Commander Robert K. Vaughan. · West River Lieut.Commander H. T. Atlay Lieat Commander J. T. 5. Lyon ... .
ALa!
Was •River
an route Shanghai:
6,300
450
Liest Commander Richards... Commander R. W. Glennis
Lieut.Commander E. Secretan...
Hoogkongte
Long Harbour
$,900
800
550 550
Homeward-17th October-Benlomond." Per Sachsen, for Bremen, &c.-Capt. C. W.
Arrivals at Home-20th October-Ernest Ahrens, Mesure, D. K Asai, Ayliffe, Niss G. E.
Simmons. 24th October-Preussen, Kennedic, Benham. Alr. and Mrs Blank,. Mr" and Mrs,
Afalarca. 28th October-Roon, Verona
Ben
itchen... long before the natives return to their peaceful Mr.J C. Blocs, Miss Braess. Dr. and larig, Laos, Rhenanta, 31st October-Spa, Kinsha
Men W. H. Brill, Cheang Asirin, Pak Ling, Candia, 18th November "pumults, in other parts of the island."
W. E. Claret, Dr. Lou'se Ceylon, Achilles Shimosa 15th November Kiang
Moothen Cooke, Messrs. Duer, A: Edye, D. F. Engalite
Mrs R. H. Evans, Mrs R. S. Frame,channeliers, Antenor, Ulyster, 16th Nove cheff, Mrs. H. Foster, W. A. Fe
ember--Baralong, Scandia, 18th November Rambler Feer,
Robia... Mesure. Ga co. W., B. Gaffney, Mr. and Mrs. P.Gnidiayern, Gopack, Orestis, Nubia, 1st Nov- Sandpiper.... There is always a distinction and a sort of ward, Mr. Gen. H, Guy, Capt. Hegerdt, Messrs
ember-Alcinous, Glenroy, pride in possessing something which ro abe K. Hoffmann, T. Hor. K Daiba, Con
Consul
MEPHISTO'S HING SHORE, LY BURIED:
Mitchell,
Mr.
else has, even if that something is reputed-to-Huzield. Rey-and-Mrs-A-1-Hutchinson- be a dispenser of mistorien, and history can and child, Messrs, J. A. Hyde, K. Jaca, Vr show that the possessor is sure to get into trou ble through it. Until very recently the Spanish and Mrs. II. Janigen, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and children, Messrs. E. F. Johnston, Jalda, royal family, was in this, un aviable position. Kalagama, Keinpthore, Dr. Kles, Mass.
this lasted from about the middle of the
after the time of the Spa Martin, Mis. S. A. and Mrs. E. D. Newman, W. Kuelken, Mies Langs. Moh Ah sixteenth century to afte Dish American Vac
"ek Nagano, Mr. and This unique unfortunate possession is Mr and J. R. von Nordheim, and child nothing more or less then an in-ecent looking lessra, G. Pumu, Mears. Probst, P. Riba. but rather wonderful ring, and because it is res
Duston, G. Parkes, Vir e-Admiral Pridewitz and puted to be the carrier of ill luck it has been coff, T. Hichard, Misses F and M. Richard, dubbed "Mephisto's ring." In appearance
Capt. is similar to an
Rose, GW. Reid, Mr. Stavas, General band of solid themary marriage 1 gold, with
D. V. Ste anoff, Capt. M. F. Smith, Mr. H. it is sel that it exception
with ary large and
Suzuki, Mrs. Togesen and chill,” Mr. G. A. emerald, the centre of Territt ex tsch, Lieut. Ulrich, Baron von which has been hollowed out and contxine ruby an cut as to fit exacly Around these at W. Wallbrink, Str. 1. Webster, Capt, P. W. Ungulier, S. Uynge, Rev. R. Velasquezs, Mr the edge the emerald; are alır-rately set pearle and diamonds of abot the size of pin and Mrs. Wide, and Dr. Zellfelder.
Wet, Mrs. J. Wilson, Mr. M. Winteler, Mr. beads. Although this ting is said to be quite valuable and to have a wonderful history: ati
1to
Phipping Report,
tached to it, no one can be found in Spain who Str. Laerter from Saigon Strong monsoon,
tavan az a gift, and this bo-
what Maph with heavy sea,
is willog to take
Cause it in universaly known, skyld, Intesting meadhanpurse Str. Hatimus from Swalow:-Medstate. Ely
The evil Commament&came into Spanish brease, and slight sta
time of, than reign, of
Str. Flonghang from Haiphong-Very strong NF, montoon, and high sea, cloudy, rainy weather
Visiola in Port-
Philip
*Habpt how no one seams to know Histet tells us that during the telen of this monarch and those of his successors: Philip JIL and Philip IV the country was slowly but Purely on the decline. This ring, was in the possession of all thise
Kina From the of Phills IV is the of Charles 1V, the ring cannot be traced but it then again springs into
Into Ailsacraig, Bf. 16, 2,165 A. D. Moody, 22nd "oxistance, and history tells us of the disastrods. Nov --Kuching's 18th Nov, Coal –M.
wäre between Spain and England: during the
time of the last named monarch. Next we see Alexander, Am. 1.1., 1785, Gove, 19th "ov,-
2 Philips son, who ascended the Spanish, thions Cavite gth Nov, Coal,--Order, spinn
Post Office.
Snips... TAKE
TAR
Sutlej
TO
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A Mail will olone for --
Virgo Haiphong Per Hongkong, r4th Nov. ĐAN Waterwitch Singapore, Penang and Colombo -- For | Whiting Sunda, 24th Nov., 11 A.M.
Widgeon Macao-Per Hengaham, n4th Nov., 1.15 P.M. Woodcock Manila-Per Yunsang, 25th Nov., 3 P.M. Woodlark Serbia, 34th Singapore" and "Bangkok - Per Singapore, Penang and Colombo Per
Mache, 24th Nov., 5 P.M.
Nov. 4 F.M.
Trintau, Cheloo and Tientsin-Þer Timizin, 24th Nov., 5 P.M.
Manila-fer Rubi, 25th Fov., 11AM. Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoris, B.C., and Tacoma, Wash-Per" Tremani, 25th Nov,
SAM
Tiver RunboR1
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river gunboats wer river gunboat
torpedo Lont deauroyer ... _cruiser, at class
receiving ship
river gunboat...
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torpedo boat destroyer....
surveying ship
torpedo boat destroyer.
river gunbost...
river gueboat.....
river gunboste
* Flag of Admiral Sir Gerard U. Noel, Commander-in-Chiet,
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Captain W. I..
Grant
Commodore-1.-P.
-Willlame,
Lieut. Commander C. E. L. Thomas Lieut-Commander G. B. Spicer Simson Lieut-Commander 6. J. Toddas" Lisat-Commander juá, V. Kuox...
Hongkong Yangtze
FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION,
TONS, GUNL
140
*
Yangters
190
Yangtze
Commanding' OFFICERS,
L'ART REPORTED ÁT
Saigon Canton Haiphong Salzon
Balgon
15th
Manila, Cebu and Ilailo-Per Kaifong, azth
Macao --"er Heungskon, 25th Nov., 1.15 PM. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per Halmun,
Nov,2 P.M.
NAHE
FLAG AND DESCRIPTION.
H, P.
amoured gunboa: river gunboat. river gunboat river gunboat... river gunboat... river gunboat i gunboa! armoured cruiser
1,796 10
***
1,700 500
Lieut. Foret Llant, Teannel..
***
150
150
Lient. Millet
Lient. Merveilleux du Vignai
9,500
Bale d'Albag
1,000
3.985,
Haiphook
5:500
10,014
Bala'd'Albag
303
$300
Acheron Swatow and Bhangħu!~~Per Yafzhing, aƒth | Arguna zi Nov 5
1.S.P.M.
Avalanche... Macao Per Flugakon, 27th Nov., 1.15-P.M. Balonnetto... Europe, &c., India, via Tulcorin-Per Carenade... Tourans, 28th Nov., 11 4.3.
Casse-tête.... Macao-Per Heungshan, 18th Nov, 1,15PM. Comète Ningpo and Shanghai-For Tungråtng,. 28th D'A 312 Nov., 3 F.M.
Décidé 28th Nov, 3PM. * Descartes Timor, Port
Caims, Townsville, Brisbane, Estoc... Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Francisque.......
Guichen † *** Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Guaydon and Vancouver, B.C.-Par Tartar, Henri | Rivibra
Jaequip FM Aveline
Manila Porwin, Thursday laland, | Dupetit-Thosar
Hoside and Perth-Per Eastern, Fronde
20th Nov, 10 AM,
and the Spanish) thro: 42 Prubner by Napoleon Atika, Br.
3.07 2,393) BRLeary, 9th
No. Haunrahan, ngth Nov., 1.13 =
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given to the brother of
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then comes the Carlist Claver th Sept,
11 AM.
Manila Sydney Hobart,
Pon Darwin, Thannday | Kersaint
the French Bend's daughterASTA MAS-SA'ina Cruz 31st ADFG DABBB-C, C. S. filand. Chewer mens, Townzylla, Brisbane,
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af Queen
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and bloodshed dur 1874, and fosily the nd her colonies, which. ous Spanish-American
sment of the
the United
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cruiser
river gunbeat
destroyer destroyer...
protected cruiser. ̧*
sivar gunboat («*
armoured crufser-
gunboat
Commander Amet
303
Captain Allaire.
Lieutenant L'Kon
„Captain Passerat de Bjians
Lieut, Mère
Lieut. Coton!
Ridoux
Coroll Commander Sare Commander Simon
Armbenater
Cape Martel
armoured cruiser
9.376
20,200
river gunboat ... p
200
destroyar
$97.
cruiser
300 3,200
•
sub-marine.......
destroyer...
$19,600 6,300
Liene Duchemin
Tiver
Lleat, Gralliar
gunboat destroyer
6,300
destroyer
6,071
1,700
bart, Launceston, New Zealand, Montcalmn Br. ##. 1,157, Cha1. E. Topp, 16th Alelbourne, Adelaida and Parth--For Trines, Mousquet ...
Olry.
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Yokohama, Platoled Honolulu and Sha Francisco-Per Copile, 18
Froté0... Tiec, 11 A.M.
Rapitre Manila Per , 2nd Dạc., 10 AM. Europe, &c. Încing van Trticarın · Pe
Redoutable... Bengal, and Dec., 11 A..
Coptic Dr. st., 2,744, Wm. Finch, B.KR., 218İ Nov-San Francisco arst Oct, Honolulu 26th, Yokohama 9th Noy. Kobe 11th Nagasaki rath and Manila 10th, Mails
Gan/- 0, & 0.8. 8.
Co
by the Bpanlahoir 16h. Nov. Hallast,G. Eurone, &c., India, "'ufanyer Babre
Br. 3,7,914, W. E. Steele, 20th Nov,
rith
In the hope that hav& Co
its owner ita evil | Curonia, Russian 6.8, 2,818, Ch. Thii did nothing Now, Saigon 9th Nov, Ballast Order, nee, for almost im Dalgi Maru, p. 2.9 1.40%, F. Takami, 22nd
COMPASS bakire le Fring Regent Eutipoid, bih Doch II A., CARL 81 AANHO
the church this
ja. Now, Tomiei via Amoy and Swatow 19th Found Nov., Gen-0.
Daphne Geroth: Oct. GenE, AS
1,751,-E5:5 chipper, 18th-
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