ONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY.
KRYCORE
LINE, OF THE NEW.
The Kuba leruid, of 2 th November, says
ssage received from Seoul this afternoon the Corean Capital is tranquil and ition of the disturbances on the
THE MABAHI
The Osaka Mad
comments on the new Artesp
yetto: band, expressed great) the news from Segull writes ṣas)! Marquis Ito's four hours' Interview with Coraan Emperor and the all-night conference at the Palace have brought the Japanese Corean
Fan, ord. The status: negotiations to
of the Peninsula has been settled it becomes a
Haitans,
•Novą" Malls and
Coals J. & Co 1,8S. Roach, 28th Nov.
Kosalg, C. Laing Large,
Adams, T-R Anderson, MIK Ashley, Mis WD. Baltiscombe, H. G. show 24th Nova Amoy dasth, and Beck, Mrs.). F. Swator 37th Gen DM & Co Bell, &W, Lient H. F. Lawler,
6th Nov,
(the 17th, whes the realdnace of the tectorate of Japan, it is at prescheides: Hedwig: Mankall, Ger. K1; 984 C. Schönberg, Birbeck
The Saoul correspondent of the Maintek bas seat lengthy telegram describion, the de- liberalióna which resulted in the acceptance by the Corean Goromment, after a prolongat re- the Japanese in char 10 proposals, as recorded in our last from this account that Mr. appears
by a statement
to the
|
gaporekebaya 23rd Oct."and Sin, Bitbon MID
Major.
• Sugar-E, A. T. Cau-Otero, F. JLS Helmdel Nor. 2. 1,237, Johnson, roth Novell, W. 5.
Ld
BAE. Fiegler, 16th Nov tako
EA
Howes,
Roxett, Mr. CA
"Hunter" R+6%IST
Hurst, R., Engiuser;
Capt. R Watk
Leckler, Mt, and Mis. Innes, Capt. |
H.
những là niềm tô th
nila 16th Nov., Ballast-D. & Co. Bonnur, Mr. and Mrs. Leony, A. 1.0.
Lowly, A R Hilary, Ger. 28.
Lewin, L. S. ^ Kinu-châo och Nor, Coal-S.. W. & 00.
Macfarlane, C. H. Indravall, Br.4, 3968 5. Callington, 27th Borthwick, Wins. R. W. Macgowan, Rev.
Nov-Durban aged Nov., Ballast, GL.
Bowden, Mr. V. R
Kobler, 27th Nor.
Kowalow 16th Nor But chang, Ger, maj3,292, Ci
Timber.-B. & H. Nov,Bangkok
Nov. Rice and Wood.--
Gosewisch, 17th
Bornand Mr.
and child menu Media. Dr. O. Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. C 2.9.
I. G.
Bradley, Dr.
T.P.
Misa C.
Maler, Meier, Mr.
Jobs
and Mrs,
& MI
Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Mr. and Mrs.
Johannsen, Edm.
Whitlow, A. Wa
JJohnson, Dr. and Mrs." Wright, Mr. & Mr T. SI
D. PA
Wuonksoy AIS.
Taichu
Jones, W. B."
Young, J. Ap
Fainao
Kassar, A. EN
Koshun
Pescadores
Welhalwal
Sharp Perk...
Kulanii, Major & Mrs. | Gutslad Knight, Mijëra
Lamperski, Mr. & Mrs. Amey
Ascott, H. F. Beattin
A Beattie, M. P. Broham, Mrs. Bet,
D. EV
Cocks Mr. & Mra. A, E, Moxon, Clothier, & N
Louder, Mr. Martin, R.
and Mrs. Moan, Mr. & Mrs. E, MAKey, Maj. Ai A. "Mitchällä AMER
Education was destroyed, is whether the relations now established between thore which anticipated. The Corean Ministers all sent in Cores are Japan are similar to those which
exist between, Tunis ör: Annem and their resignations on the 18th, but the Emperor those between the Indian native states
or jo' / has declined to accept them,
and Great Britain, or whether they will be more analagous to the position of the Loochoo Islands vir diets Japan, but it is known that Corean diplomacy has been committed to the
country and
and that all the other; care, of this brachte to Goran sdministration are to be controlled by Japanese advice. These results djapan, will be advantageous to both Cores and prefaced his proposals by istence of countries in a state of barbared and also to all the other Powers. The ex The fact that familie | relations between Corea and Japan bare" peoplesit -It is necessary that-
ench conditions comitantly tended to become closer must be whatever country they exist, abould be attributed to the existence of common interests, brought to an end. It is with this aim in view
batwann
Laertes, and that the Russian people are cow shedding ¿The akhir: ASUMABisenie and their blood in e
their often endangered the barous Government, Chinero people realising the lecompatience of their Authorities. In the case of Corea, the People have been rescued by the Japanese as a result of the Russo-Japanese ward it must now be the endeavour of Japan to anable the Coreans to enjoy all the privileges of civilisation, and to accord them equality of treatment with her owa ubjects. In conclusion; the drant, which has not lately had many kind things to say of
gratitude in that Marquis Ito, expresses sincere ility displ-e in concluding the new Agreement,
detrimental to the interests of the civilised on Nov.,. Rice and Brown, Mr. & Mrs. G. Miller, P. L.
lack of skill on the part of Coreas
Cotes originated in forte bas, very"
ESSA
provides
Gavamment, Ba
interests and threatened the integrity common of Corea the proposals which the Japanese Government now ubmits are intended to re- the causes of these dangers, and 10 thus ass it in the maintenance of lasting in
редсе the Far Easty" An immediate answer hire quested to the proposals, made herewith.
The correspondert preceeds to state that the ina text of the sew Treaty will be made public in day or two. It
Corean that dealt with by the fapanese questions shall
anil that a Japanese Inspector shall he appointed In Cores. In's word, it establishes a Japanese Protectorate over the Peninsular. As ng nutcome of the Agreement, direct diplomatic relations between Cores an 1 the Pawers will now cease, and all the foreign Ministers at Seoul will be drawn The saine
River the correspondent following account of the final conference of the Gorean authorities-At the meeting in the presence of the Emperor, on the 17th, Jupa was represented by Mr. Hayashi, Japanese Minister at Seoul, Mr. Hagiwara, Chief Secret ary of the Japanese Legation, Mr. Kokubu, Secretary to Mr. Hayashi, aud Slessrs. Shimo. kawa and Mhem, who acted as interpreters, On the Corean side, there were present the the other Ministers of ¿Prime Minister and
in the evening the negotia tate. Until late in
everything seemed
and
with
Body,
Bre
The
Shipping.
Arrivals.
own bar
Germania, Ger. s. 1,713 T. Petersen, 28th Nav,Chinklang 25th Nov.. Rice and
· Beans.-J. & Co. Kampot, Fr. s. 412, Le Rail, a8th Nov.. Michael Jebsen, Ger..., 951, H. Bendixen.
Saigon 16th Nov., Gen-Chinese. *** 28th-Nov-Cheloo-23rd Nov., Vermicelli
---], & Co Volute, Br. 1 2,59, E. Stott, 18th Nov.-
Su-Su 2141 Nav, feiraleum,-, K. & Co. Benmohr, Br.5, 1.73% Webster, 29th Nov,
Shanghai 25th Nov, Gen.-G., & Co. Helene, Ger..., 773, 1. Jessen, 29th Nov.,
Canton 28th Nov., Gen- & Co
Br.
"Ei J, Buller, zóth and Nov., CoLJ
Nov.-Saigon 16th Now,, Meal Chinesa Br. 1,340, J. B. Jackson, and Br. 45, 2,112, J. G. Spence, 28th Lightning,
Noy Calcutta via Penang and Singapore 22nd Nov, Gen.D., 5. & Co. Loongmoon, Ger. .., 1,700, F. Kalkofen, 38th
Nov., Canton 27th Nov., Gen.--5. & Co. Nov-Manija 24th Nov., Gen.-J., M. & Br.4.1., 1,093, A. E. Sandbach, 17th
P
Lucia Vittoria, Ital. ., 554, J. Boardman, arth Nov-Kwong-chowan 16th Nov, Gen.
Music & Co. Manningtry, Br. 6.8., 1,828, E. Lawson, 28th Nov, Maji aand Nov., Coals.-D. & Co.,
L.d.
Mautang, Br. 48, 1,644, R.. Houghton, 24th Nov.-Sandakan 17th Nov., Timber.-- J., M. & Co Mercedes, Br. transport, 3,300, J. McGregor, 17th Nov. Nagasaki 13th Nov., Ballast.
Yaval Store Office.
Oanfs, Br. 3.; 4,866, J. Relry 28th Nov.
Liverpool 15th Oct., and Singapore 2and Nov., Gen-B&S.
Co
Otta, Nar. $8., 2,088, H. Linchanson, loth Nov., Probolinggo 28th Oct, Sugar, S., W. & Royalist, Br... 2,080, WA. Scott, 24-Nov-
➡Hongay atat Nṇy, Coal-—]., M. & Co. Shihjehan, Br. 3.s., 1,061.1. Scoll, 19th Nov, Swatow 17th Nov., Ballast.-Order. Triester Aurat, a., 3.223, D. Mistrarigo, 27th Nov, Shanghai 24th Nov., Gen.-W. & Co.
R
Brighton, Mr. and
Mrs. Morrison, Mis & child
Moore, Dr. W. B. A.
Moulder, Mr. and Muni Daniel, Mr.
Newell, S. G.
Burnie, C. M. G. Broughall, L Burtt, W. H. Carlton, L. M. Chatham, Hon. & Mrs, Olide, O. C. Carter, W. L
W.
3.
Clark, M.,O. Clark, T. Clarke, Mrs. T. W. Clarke, T. W. Clegg, L., Eng. Close, A. S.
and Mrs. H. 1. Colvin, H. E. Cook, Mrs. C. W. Cooper, W. /SOPP Ms. John
Coulthart, J. Cruickshank, A. Cunningham, G.
Mes and Miss
Newell, Mr. & Mrs. 1. Newington, A. G. Nicholls, E, A.,
O'Reilly, Dr. and Mrs.
Oite, F. Pan, F. N. Le
Parfitt, W..
Lt. Park, J. S.
.
Parker, F. L.
Parks, J. L.. Partridge, H. E. Patey, Mrs. E. O. Peake, W. Pecker, B. L...
Darling Col
Dymack, Lieut. A.:
Galer, Capt.
Gastic,
E.
Gosling L-Col
Harker, B. Brotherton
Moss, Mrs.
Dill
and Mi
∙Fest Rock
-MACRO SDime Haiphong...
Parry, Major Peeble, Mr. Pollock, K.C., Min.
ON Hugh"-|-Manila
Mr. and Mrs. Capt. --
Col.
W.H..
Hughes, Mr. Jacko, Mr.
Jeffries, H.-U.
ouaph, Mr. and Mr. Kaye, Major and Mrs.
Mrs. G. H. Cap. & Betscher, Rand
Perine,
Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
Curry, Dr. and Mrs. E. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs,
FB
W. A.
G. Davica, F. O. Deacon Doalitie, F. H. Douglas, Capt. & Mrs. nowiny, Mrs. W- A Dowley, Downing, Mr. T. C. Dupree, W. S. Edwards, Capt. Evan-Jones, Dr.
Mrs. E
Fletcher, H. Frankel, G. W. Graves, Mr. S. L. Hall, Capt. T. Hall, Mrs. T. G...
tions made no prągle termination, but at Dailin Maru," up. 5., 899, H. Ohta, 29th Wonga Feli, Br. 1.6. 2,852, Allied, Feil, and wischer,
to indicate an unf
a little before 8 p.m. Marquis Ito
B
and General Hasegawa requested and obtained an audience of the Emperor, and the repress tations which they then made had the effect of d sporing His Majesty to adopt a more favourable attitude, with the result that he eventually decided in favour of the acceptance of he proposals on the condition that a few alterations were made. The Emperor took the view that to reject the propo
als altogether would be an act of rudeness on the part of Corea. The, P.ima Minister, however, continued to maintain a most obstinate op position, and had an audience with the Em peror for the purpose of submitting his opinions. By this time a number of the Careas Ministers were inclined to accept the Japanese proposals, but noge of them ventured to give utterance that view. At about mid-
Yang, Minister
Nov.-Tamsa via Amoy and Swatow 28th
Gen. S. K
&Co.
Nov Eastern, Br. 3, 3,596, G. H. Powell, 29th Nov.,
-Kobe 23 d Nay, Gen.-G..!. Ithaka, Ger, 53, 1.446, 14. Echt 29th Nov,
Canton 18th Nov., Gen-S & Co. Shaobsing, Hr. ... 1,307, F. 1.Nor hcombe,
29th Nov.-Canton 28th, Nov., Gen.-B. &2 9.
Elita Noxsack, Ger. s.s., 1,161, W. Larsen,
Nov-Canton 28th Nov., Gea.- On,
29th
Long Kwongdang, Br... 1,428, W. P. Baker, 29th
Nov, Shanghai th Nova d Swatow 18th Gen)., M. & Co.
Carl Diclorichien, Ger. *.5, 774. H. Scḥlnikier, 29th Nov. Halphong 27th Nov., Gen.~ J. & Co
... Ülearances at the Harbour Ofios.
night the residence of \jkanining Dan | Helene, for Swaiow.
of
Education,
why on
of Japan, after
Kwongsong, for Cantan.
Come out 21 a strong supperty ani: Japanese, Triumph, for Swatow. having previously been was attacked by about twenty.roughs and set Germania, for Canton. on fire. Indications of public ferment were
Hero || Tsinan, for
Also apparent in the vicinity of the Palace, Tartar, for Manil
where the conference was still lo progress. "All the Ministers appeared by this time to be in favour of the acceptance of the Japanese demands, but they hesitated to openly express, their
opinion. Eventually. Yi-Kang- yong boldly took the plunge and declared that he was willing to.agree Japanese pro..
to the
he
proposedihe posals. As a matter of form, making of a few alterations. His example wan quickly followed by the other Ministers, and at I am, the new Agreement was signed by the Mr. Hayashi, Japanese Minister at Seoul, and Corean Foreign Mini ter. But although the signing thus actually took place in the early hours of the 19th, the
Shanebni. Laongmoon, for Haitan, for Swatos, Valute, for Shanghai, Wonga Fell, for Newcastle, N.S. W Dragoman, for Calcutta. Brumohr, for Singapore.
Dopartures,
Nov. 19.
Tartar, for Vancouver. Hangrenn 1, fair amoy. Alfaka, in Tamsui
idivolt, for Sigapore Feoksang, for Cantre
the instrument we given Trinan, for Australian Ports.
At Lbe
the date of the previous day in commeciorafungsking, for Shanchal
tion of the Japanese Japanese. Yamada shrines. were much gratified that the Agagement was concluded after only two days'
Emperors warriles Triumph, for Shanghai
bis
.
Passengere arrived.
Per Bartern, from Japan for Hongkong
Nov.-Bydney via Japan and Shanghai 18th Nov, Coal-Order.
Zafiro, Br... 1,618, R. Rodger, 27th Nov,
Manila 15th Nov., Gen.--Š,, T. & Co.......
SAILING VESSELE..
Celtic Chief, Br. ihip. 1,709, Jones, 9th Nov.,
Philadelph a, roth June, Kerosine.-S. O. Co,
Roze, Br, bq., 822, Wright, roth Nov.-West 'Australia'4th Aug, Sandal Wood—§. &
Co.
Steamers. Expected.
Angest
··NAMRE
"From
Alacrity Andromeda Silvia........... Singapore H. A. L.... Nev, 30 Arun
Dec. Astraca Ajax ......Singapore B. & 5.
Path ....... Singapore. D. & Co.... Dec. Bonaventure Chutan... Singapore . P. & O. Co Dec.
Cadman Borneo
.........Sandakan.. M. & Co... Dec. Laisang
M. & Co Dec. Dec. Changsha Thursday 18. & S. Australian ........Australia . G., L., & Co}Dec: Siberia Japan...... P. M. Co... Dec.
P
E. Friedrich Colombo... M. & Co...Dec. Aragonia... Yokol unia. F. & A. Co Dec. 9 Exe... Algon..........Tacoma P. M. Co... Dec. 10 Fame... Trilaijap..........Moji,........]. C. J. L... Dec. 10 Flors Nicomedia ...(Astoria.....P. & A. CoDec. '14 | Handy
T. L.
Pfordien, A. R.
Pigott, C
Powell, Miss
J. Powell, W. A.
Roach, Mra-1-5 and
child
ނ
Rumple, Rev. Dr. and
Mrs. J. W.
Samson, A.
Mrs. Bacolod
lle lo
Capt. and Mrs.
Scheltama, Mr.
Sinclair, A.
Sioker, Mr."
Vandin, Gordon Varekor, Capt. & Mr. White, Dr. M. J. Wilkie, John Woodward; Br. & Mrs.
OCCIDENTALI
Bruhne, Mr. and Mrs. | Callesan, Miss H.
Caspersen, 5. Chandler, F.
G. L
Hales
Keyt, HA Krill, G.
Barnett, H. J. O.
Lows, Mr. and Mrs. Lowe, Mias Slesie
Ceba
C. SL Jamas. 20.M.
November 29th, 1905,:
Vladivostock, am Nemuro..... Tokio, Hakodate....
Kochi
Nagasaki Kagoshima. Oshima Nahan
*300
Ithigakijima..
Talchu.........
Majar, Capt. and Mrs. |· Talhoky ......
and child
Munro, Miss, A.
Owen, O. E.
"Schwiter, H.
Stolis, H.
CRAIGIEBURN,
Smith, E. Grant Smith, ME and M.
Grant
Dano, G. H. Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Harben, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Capt. & Mr. Soppa, P.-
Smith, Percy
Pescadores
30.35
Welhaiwal am 3031 44 Getzlaff
Sharp Peak... " Amoy 5.30 Swatow res Canton, Hongkong roa.m. Victoria Peak
Marchant, Capt. and Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Gap Rock
.Aloalia, Dr. D. H
Scott,
Scott,
and Schaeffer, G. S.
Gray
Mrs. and children Montague
Shea,
J. C.
KOWLOON.
Carter, L.
Skott,
Black, F. H.
Hall, A. J.
Slack, Miss
Small, W.
Steiz, A. L.
Binder, Mrs. F. C... Cope, W.H. Carppar. H.
Charlton, R.M., Capt. Lee Ray, H. Ji
and Mr. E. and MacGregor, J. W. nurse but del Terrell, Mr.
Macao Haiphong. Manila.......
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Bacolodër,
Iloilo. Cabuy
C. St. James, 104.m.
HIS BRITANNIOʻMAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE OHINA STATION,--
CLAES,
despatch-vessel...
cruiser, 1st clank
torpedo boot destroyer
crulsor, 2nd class
cruiser, and class
J
water tank end tug
loop
torpedo boat destroyer ́...
torpedo boat
cruiser,
and class
torpedo boat destroyer.
TONS.
GUNS. I.H.P.
60
_KE
LAST REPORTED AT
CAPTAIN.
1,700 11,000
3,000
16,500
Commander Harbord · .......' Captain R. felson Ommanrey...
enroute Hk.vla Forta
Woosung
150
7,000
+
4,360
7,000
1
41360
7,000
11070
1,400
Llaut. Commander R. H. Heaton. Captain Lionel G. Tufnell Captain H H. Torlesse....... Commander II, du C. Luard......
Hongkong
By
Welhaiwal
Shanghai
Yangiare
Cherub
390
300
4. Clio 4" "Diadem *
Des
1,070
1,400
riser, 18! class
1,000
16,500
Commander 1. D. Wilkin, D.5.0. Captele II. W. Savory
gkeng WoGiang
torpedo boat destroyer....
7,000
Lieut. Commander H. F. Suliyan
8 Erpe.. A Ettrick
torpedo boat destroyer
7,000
Lieut. Commander Bather
torpedo bort destroyer
7,000
Lieut. Commander Lewin...
todo boat destroyer
7,000.
Commander A. F. Everett...
Hongkong
5.700
Hongkong
• 4.360
7,000
4,000
་་་
Hart... Hecla Bogue....
torpedo boat destroyer
275
4,000
...special service torpedo-v.....
:
5,400
2,400
Captain E, ET
201
cruiser, class
Hongkong
Hongkong
lat.
12,000
11,000
Hongkong
Itchen...
torpedo boat destroyer.....
Janus ..
torpedo boat destroyer ...
280
73,900
DOCK RETURNS.
Kinsha
river gunboat
++
85
1,300
Moorhen
river gunboat
180
800
HOMOKONG AND WIFAMPOA DOCKS,
Otter
6,300
Hercules
-Kowloon Dock,
Rambler
Furveying vessel
650
Commander C.
Kwanting
H
Robin...
river gunboat..i
140
Glenfarg
Sandpiper
river gunboat
river gunboat...
240
Lisat Commander H. T. Atlay
240
6,500
12,000
11,000
Captain
receiving alip
4,650
Tel
river
180
B00
Lias Commander
B. Bacretan
Waterwitch
torpedo
destroyer
6,300
Commander Richards...
...surveying ship ...
450
Commander R. W. Glennis
...
Long Harbour
torpedo boat destroyer
360
+5,900
Lical, Cominander C. E. L. Thomas ...
Hongkong
river gunboat
I
195
Boo
Lieut. Commander G. B. Spicer-Simson-
Vangtare
river.gunboat...... 10–399...
150
550
river genbost
550
Lieut. Commander G. J. Todd' 15 Liest, Commander Jno.-Fi-Knox,
Yangtere
Yangtza..
Pronto Wongalell."
Heungshan.......... Fooksang Lasites ...............................................
Capt. Ackley, fieut. Marble, and Miss Douglas. | H.M.S. Fame For Brisbane-Mr. J. Simon. For Sydney Sir John See, The Misses Ben (2), Miss Husky, Messrs L Cantlon, M. Cowper, B. Pawacy, F. A. Crago and H. Hirao.
Passengers departed.
The Mainicht's correspondent conclud message with the statement that tranquillity has been preserved at Senul since the signing of the Agreement. The residences of the Corean Ministers of State are, however, guarded by the Japanese authorities. The persons who attack- ed the residence of the Corean Educational Minister are
Per Tourant, for Saigon-Mr. C. Boulard, said to have been members of the Y.M.C.A acting at the instigation of officials Mr. and Mrs, O. Clarke, Mr. Yeng Feng, and of the Imperial Court. Marquis Ite will be Mrs. Achard. For Singapore-Messrs. Sim present at receptions to be given by the Ameri-Tack Sang, Chan Tung Chow, Kitano, and can Minister on the 10th and the French Minis ter on the 31st, ani! will return to Tokio before "the end of the minnik.
Govern
e
of
OUTLINE OF THE AGREEMENT. Seoul telegrains received yesterday by the Kobe Shimbun site that the newgreement between Japan and Carea provides: (1) that the position and dignity of the Corean Imperial Court shall be inaintained; (e) that a Japanese
Ganaral, who is to be directly respon
eror, shall Bible to the Corean Emperor,
app-int direction ed, and shall be charged with the affairs of Biate; (3) that Coreste diplomatic re Iations shall be placed in the hands of Japan, the latter undertaking to restore these posOFT to Corsa when the Government of that country la considered competent to properly employ Stout on the earncel representations of the authorities); (4) the Castoms Superintendents Treaty Ports to be Japanese (5) Coren At the
to enter into treaties with any Power with. put Japan's con 2*The Kobe Bhimijos masságo
massage says the Corean Prime Minister resisted these proposals to the and and threatened to kill himself. He is to be banished for three years.
Mrs. Ofuu. For Port Said-Capt. A. Novik off. For Marseilles--Mr. Fanald Gre's, Mr. and | Mr. J. C. Johnston Mesurs, José Hentique Tavares and Benrand.
Per Tariar, for Vancouver, &c.-Mer, G Law Ching and daughter. The Zorilla The
C S. Schaeffer, C. Brower, A J. MacPherson, trical Troupe, Meers. M. B. Garber, H. Graham, C. S, Virgil, R. Go ads, Mr. J. E. Findley, Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Ganer, Mr. F. Tontino, and Mr. and Mrs. P. Fier.
Shipping Borort 7
Kwanglee Ping Ching
4
י -
Aberdeen Cosmopolitan
27
SIKANGITAI,
Whiting Widgeon 24th inst.Woodcock- New, Nov. at. Woodlark.... „Old, " 21.
Ships Passed The Canal. Outward-20th October-Hyson, Okto, St. Rgbert, Tonkin. 14th October-Clavirkill, Austria, Marwarr. 28th October-Priam. 31st October-Aidma, Pathan, Silvin, Indrai Aura,
++
torpedo bost destroyer
torpedo Lust destroyer. ...
cruiser, tst class
* Flag of Admiral Sir Gerard U. Noël, Commander-in-Chiol ·
Homeward-17th October,Benlomond. Arrivals at Home-20th October-Ermist Simions. 24th October-Preussin, Kennedić, Mainica, 25th October-Roon, Veront; BIR lasig, Laos, Rhinanta, 31st October-Spegia, Austria, Pak Ling, Candia, 11th November Acheron
Ceylan, Achilles
15th November Argu Ulyan 16th Nor Avalancha ember-Baralong, Scandia, 18th November Balonnette
Bayern, Copack, Orestis, Nubla 21st or Casse-tête... Caronade.. Str. Datlin Mars from Tamsul, etc -Mode- ember Aicinus, Glawy 24th November
28th November--Barsiti, Combis D'ALAS moderato.
Persia, Ociana.
Décidée
Str. Volute from Susus-Moderate to fresh- wind, clear weather, by Ely swell,
them (this promise was given by Marquis It Tage to fresh breeza kud Ane weather, with | Benledi, Banca."
consent,
of
****Another Seoul telegram gives a version
new. Agreement which is said to have been published to an English paper there, & Il dess Themes in from thaibe Com
Str. Barten from Kobe:-Having left there at noon on 23rd inst, called at Moji for bunker coal, and left there at ó a m, on the atth, pass.. ed Tomabout Island at 7 p.m. on the ayih, and arrived at Hongkong at 2.10 am. on the zoth, experienced light to moderate N. and NE. winde, fine weather, and moderate NE. sea,
Voguela in Port. STRANNEL,
Alexander, Am. 2.5, 1.763, Gove, 13th Vev.,-
Cavite 9th Nov. Coal, Orday
Bost Office,
Lieut. Comniander Stavenson Captain H. Grant-Dalton
Lieut. Commander H. B. Cox Lieut.Comniander
D. Charlton
Captain Shortland Shortland
7,000-Lieut. Commander C-Seymour
Lieut. Commander' W. E. Darwall Lieut. Commander E. V. F. R. Dagmore Lieut. Comniandar F, B, Noble Lieut. Commander. J. Kiddle
C. E. Monro'
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