THE HONGKONG TELEGR
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THE BLACK SMOKB.
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ITION.
BOME CURIOUS' MESSAGES.
The same message adds that the London 79was pubilabes a raport that Japan has been secretly buying in London large supplies of munitions of war
comprehensiveUOLA bout the
anti-oplum regulations which should gratify the soul of our Radical" eformers at home. Not only is the cultiva
A San Francisco massage to the joki |
ang some feeling against the Sax tion of the poppy forbidden, after the expira: states ibat a -strong- tion of ten years, but the use of opium la Francisco Chronicle, lim gaining ground In absolutely prohibited from the same period. California. It is astered that had the Japanese No new ground can be placed under cultivabeen expelled from the tale, a suggested by tion, and the ground already under cultivation that journal the productive industry of Calllor is to be restricted by one-tenth annually. All nia would be paralysed. Inhabitants of Chins who are addicted to the - use of oplum must register thair names, and the amount they ara in the habit of consume leg annually, either at the Yamen or with the willige handman, No one is to be allowed to bay oplum unless he is registered, and no ppa/will be permitted to begin the use of oplum after the lisue of these reguistions / li opium shops, and everything connected with the tradu, are to be officially registered and gradually closed, and no new;shops will be allowed to open. All opium "done"`are to be compulsorily closed within six months, and the axle of smoking requisites, such as lamps and pipes, is to cease at the end of a
The fron works attached to the Boston'ship. building yard is reported to have received a large order from the Japanese Government for war materials, and the works are, it is alleged, being closely watched by Japanese officers,
Shipping.
Arrivals,
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Kashima Maru, Tap, ka, 2,480, 8
Jan: ---Japan. 2nd Jan, Coal Koun Maru, Jap 1,61 1,789, Y. Hi
10th (an Mejl 3rd Jan., Coal and Gen, Fokusel & Co.
Laurtas Br. 2 1,540) Jackson, and Balgon 27th Dec, Rios and Gam LOTal, Gen 29, 1997, T. Natales, 21st Nov
Bangkok gis Nor, Rice and Gres-5, Wi a Count
Lydia, Ger..ak, 1,773, G. Mayer, 8th Jan.- 10 Balgon 31st Dec, Rice—8; & Cokel Madeleine Rickmers, Ger... 1000 6.
Alston, A
Armitage, Miss
miley, Mc, and Mr
W.B
Bakar, A: S..
ang and Bombay-Par Ischia, Baltiscombe, 11. G.
Beattle Bernhard
Kola. Ingold, 3478 MHUF. Horylle, A. Van(Vica», Innys)
Cosani for Belguim)
“Disney, Mr. & Mrs. B. – Krill, T.
acao-Per List Taflîyth Jan, 1,55 P.M. Manila-Per Taming, 19th Jan, 3 KM.); Swalow, Amor, Foochow und Bhangbal-Fer | Hirberg, R. Jeg Sash Varg 13th Jan, 5, F36, ov Simonsen, ayth Doc.,Bangkok 15th Dec, ByncMAS Gen. B. & BAJADE'S ROMA Monteagle, Br. B. 3,953, 8. Robinson, 14th
SeptyVancouver 20th Aug., and Shang hai rith, Sept., Flour, Lead and Gen.-C. PR Copy
Nell MacLeod, Am. 13, 901, E. Corral, 19th
Jude,Manila 16th June, Ballast.---Barret to & Co..
N. S. de Rosario, Am, 83, 716. M. Lopes, Blanco, rath June,—Manila" "gth, Juns," Ballast Barretto & Co.
Kohaichang, Ger. L. 2,902, GRoNingpo; B, 1,128, Eedy, 6th Jan--Canton
tah Jan.-Bangkok" and Der Rice.-B. & S.
"
year: Smokers under sixty years of age are to decrease their use of the drug 20 per cent, per spoum, and all officinis under sixiy, no matter how great their craving, are to dis-Benlarig, Br.as., 25 of A, Wallace, 13th Jan, -Singapore tat Jan., Gan,-G., L. & Co. continue the use of the drug within six months, if usable to abandon the babit, they must Keong Wai, Ger. $. 1.15, J. Köhler, 3th JanBangkok 3rd Jan, and Anghin 4th, retire from office. And all teachers, scholars, Rice and Teskwood.-B. & S
soldiers, and sallars njust give up opium entire
Ty within three months. Opium smokors over "sixty years of age, whether officials or not, are to be "treated leniently," that is to say, pre. sumably, that they will not be interfered with during the ten years that are to clapse before prohibition becomes total ; but all citizens who are still confirmed. smokers at that date, are to have their names posted in public places-a more formidable deterrent, apparently, than the publican's black list at home. And during the probationary decade breachew of the regula- tions are to be severely punished; magistrates may be caubiered and scholars deprived of their
Halching, Br... 1,267, A. E. Hodgins, 13th
Jan-Swalow 11th Jan, Gen.-D. L&
J Co.
Peleus, Br. 5, 4,80, Hannah, 13th. Jan-
Liverpool 2nd Dec, Gen-B. & S.
Hailan, Fr. 3, 377, Andersen, 13th Jan
Pakhoi and Holhow; 12th Jan., Gen. -A. R. M.
Macduff, Br. s., 1,822, J. B. Muir, 13th Jan,
Birkenhead 5th Nov., Gen.-D. & Co., Ld,
Seshu Maro, Jap: 1.8., 1,1 9, T. Surugs, 13th
Jan.,walow 12th Jan, Gen.-0. S. K Hangsang, Br. 2.8, 1.356. S. Wilde, 13th Jan
-Canton izth Jan., Gep.-J., M. & Co.
5th Jan, Gen.-B. & S Onsing, Br. 12, 1,787, D. Christle, 7th Jane
-Moji 1st Jan Coal.-J., M, & Co. Faklat, Ger, 28, 1,300, H. Dames, 4th Jan,
Bangkok and Swatow a3rd, Dec, Ries- Mi & Co.
Facting, Br. 3.8 1,076, J. Cogan, 1st Jan, Canton 31st Dec, Gen-E. & S. - Prominent, Nor, a, 746, Christiansen, 5th Jan,Polo Laut goth Dec, Coal- Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.: Proteus, Nor. ., 1,024 N. C. Krabbe, toth Jan-Bangkok and Holhow 13th Dec, Gen N. Y. KI AA Rajab, Ger, 18, 1,275, A. Donker, 10th Jan
Bangkok 1st Jan,, Rics and Wood. M. &
Co
Samsen, Ger. 4.8., 998, F. Schmetz, isth Jan.- The Bangkok via Swałow 1st Jun; Rica-M.
& Co. Sarsogan, Am. 5.6., 428, Vitteria, 7th Septä-- ...? Manila 4th Sept., Ballast,--Order,
degrees. But moral suasion is to be invoked Ithaka, Ger. 1.1., 2,136, W. Fanes, 13th JED Siberia, Am. *.*., 5,655, A. Zeeder, sth Jan
as well as legal sanction. Anti-opium societies
are to be established, to exhort the discon tinuance of the drug, and officials are to ar- range for the distribution, among victims to the craving, prescriptions or medicines count- -eracting the use of the drug, eithiar gratuitously or at cost price. And no prescription thus given is to contain opium,.morphis, er oplum asher.
Canton 12th fan, Gen~S, & Co. Empress of Indin, Br. ., 3,037, E. Beethams, R.M.R., 14th Jan.,-Vancouver, (B.C.) 25th Dec, and Shanghai 11th Jan., Mails and Gen C. P. R. Co.
Yuenuang, Dr. 5., 1,128, F. Mooney, 14th Jan.-Masila ith Jao., Gen-14 M. &
Co.
Wosang, Br. 8. 1,117, Campbell, 14th Jan,
Wulu and Chinking 8th Jan., Gen--,, M. & Co.
Haiphong toth Jan., Gen.-A. R. M.
We have not descended to these particu-Hue, Fr. 1., 705, 1. Pannier, 14th Jan Jars in any derisive spirit. And the Paking correspondent of the "Times," to whose tele. gram appearing in our contemporary this morning we are indebted for the details, appears to be impressed with the sincerity of the Chinese Gove pment in the whole matter. | Ballan, for Hoihow. He has had an interview with Yuan-shih-kal; |
the Chinese Viceroy, and in his province, at,
Clearanose at the Harbour Office. Merfoo, for Shanghai, Propress, for Saigon..
Mocduff, for Shanghai, Hangsung, for Swalow,
Peleus, for Shanghai.
any rate, the regulations will be strictly Hwang, for Kobe,
But the vary minuteness of the. | Yangmed, for Kutchinatzu,
enforced.
Departurer Jan. 13. Helene, for Haihow. Joskin Maru, for Swatow,
Jan. 14. Anshrine, for Canton, Nichibel Maru, for Canton, Numortie, for Portland, Or. Hing for Kobe,
decres, the extraordinary thoroughness of its provisions, are sufficient to cause 'a gasp of incredulity, and to make us wonder whether the regulations really mean business. "East is East, and 'Went is West,” and we know from experience what may be done in a young com. munity in the way of sumptuary laws, or in tharestriction of certain articles of consumption. But is it conceivable that, if a similar edict were promulgated with regard to the use ofhein, for Manila, tobacco or of alcohol, either in this country of Tak! Maru, for Singapore. In one of the Continental nations, it could be Pranvers, for Saigon. enforced without a revulution? The second of Meefon, for Shanghai,
there regulations begins by stating that some 39 or 50 per cent, of the Chinese unc opium- as enormous over-statement, by the way, wo should imagine; but whatever the figures may be, the numbers of those whose habits are to be interferred with is enough to tex the strength of the most efficient admin- ́istrative service. And a large number of the bigbor magistrates are themselves, on the showing of the regulations; in the same plight | as the man they are to constrain. Opium- smoking is a vice, be it remembered, which is largely practised in secret ; and it is one which imposes a thraldom on its slaves far exceeding the fatter of drink or nicotine. Some of us may remember that the last straw which broke the loyalty of the Sepoys who had stood by their salt for wearly months during the seige of the Lucknow Residency was the lack of opium,
the black smoke."
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Paskongera arrived. Per Koksichung, from Bangko1-330 Chi-
nere.
Ducroiset, and 82 Chinese,
Per Hatching, from Swatow-Capt. Louise
Per Keonewal, from Bangkok, &c.-Miss Chapman, and Mr. Cameron.
Per Yuentang, from Masila---Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Comdr. Robinson, U.S.N., Mess15. t indborg, Gallager, and 1 Indian
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Per Empras of India, from Vancouver--- Mr. and Mrs. R. Shewan and maid, Dr. Eliza beth Matthews. Major C. S. Paton. Mr. J. Saleeby. From Shanghai-Messi, R. H. For Preisig, Cant, E. V. Dunbar, and Mr. E. M.
well, E. R. Foxwall, Dr. J. D. Montelth, Messrs. 1. Horvie, Low Liu, Cho, E. Hamilton Sharp, A. T. Phillips, and 497 Chinese.
Shipping Renoris.
Str. Yuenzang from Manila - Moderate mon- soon, cloudy and fine..
Str. Rendarle from Singapore:-Very, strong monsoon and high sea,
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And while we applaud the virtuous intention of the regulations, and in the highest interests of humanity hope that they may be carried into effect, there is one of them, to which we have Str. Paleis from Liverpool-Very strong not yet alluded, that affects both this country | NE, monsoon and high nea and the Indian Empire." The Wai-wa-pu, or
Str. Watching 'from Swatowi-Moderate B.
Chinese Foreign Office, is commanded to PNE, wind and son, and fine clear weather, proach the British Minister with reference to
the annual reduction of opium imported into Str. Macduf from Birkenheads-Morgan Chips, so that the importation may be ended blowing fresh to strong gale, high sea running, within ten years. Now, if the Chinese Govern-
mant are able to convince, is at the end of a reasonable period that the edict and its regula-
tions are really balng, enforced, if trustworthy.
Veure's in Port,
STBANKRI,
statinkes show ne, that the consumption of Canton Mars, Jap."'*s, 1,996, 8. Himi, oplum in China is being gradually reduced by 20 per cent. per annun, that the cultiva.
tion of the native poppy is undergoing a diming
diminution, that the public service is purred of oplum smokers it will be vary milf-cult for us to force Indian oplum upon the
market. But it must be made quite at we are not going to sacrifice a 16 asant of Imperial revenue and Imposs 5) laxation upon the natives of India contribution to a solemn farce. The Hes of broken promises, the habitual Bilera to which we have grown accus
"all international, dealings with the Middh Kingdom, bave imbued us with an almost eradicable suspicion of edicte whose is what corresponda in China with port basketa, among ourselves. normous Empire, in which the ors have
great independence j'and. Inforced Chih-li, it the fat olios that in Coob-11 does not or in Study. The probability is all the other way i'an, Iwa, have before our eyes the attered Breganz which has been paid to the nominal abolition of likin under the Mackay Layant our nitllada be thoroughly Fympa lelle, butawa, cannot be satisfied, with; anything but downright facts in the way of
the kwking China ir provincial
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San Francisco 7th Dec, and Shanghai and a Malls and Gan-P. M. S. S. Co.
Standard, Nor, 1.8, 894, H. N. Ball, 26th Dec, Iloilo arst Dec., Sugar, and Wood-
· Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Taishan, Br. 2.5., 1,171, J. T. Laing, 13th Jan,
-Saigon 6th Jan., Rice, B. & Co. Taiwan, Br. ., 1,040, J. A. Martio, 30th Dec, Java 14th Dec, Sugar and Gen-Chi-
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Shanghai and Chloklang-Per Pasting, 15th | Hinnay, Mias
Holbow and Haiphong-Per Curl Diederichi m, 15th Jan., § P.M.q
Cochranent
Fenn, Mand Mrs
Halton, Mr. and Mrs
FJ, and family
Maner, STOO
Terbart
Temperley ME add Sto
Mrs. J, He Thiel, E Houghton, W. V. ing. Watts Mic
lanch, Mr. and Mrs. Larsen, Mr. and Mrs. Brighton, F. G. MAL Brocheton, Mr. & Mrs. Logan, Mr. & Mrs Wuph H. S
Magalms, W. Ri Broughall, Mr. de Mis. Marriott, Dr. Or
Massay, Miis K. A., Wolbys, E. Hold Merton, C.
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Far Halton, 16th Jan, to ak..
Europe, &c. Indin. via Tulicoris—Per Bank Seydilir, 16th Jan.,,
I AM
Mio Por Sui 72, Ioth ha. LULL Onaone, 16th Janja Kmetija
Singapore, Panang and Calcutta- Per Swatow, Amey, Niagpo and Shanghai-Per WWAN, TOCH JADE 3 PAN,
Macao-Per Sui Tei, 19th Jan, 1:15 PM. Shanghal-Par Shaokaing, 19th Jáng z P.M.. *** Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, - Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Par Embrass of China, 17th Jan., 3 PM)
Swatów, and Bangkok-Per Childar, 18th
Macao-Per Ful Zal, 18th Jan., 1.15 P.M. Manila-Per Yumnamng, 18th Jan,'s 2.1.! Macassar Bourabaya, Samarnog, Cheribon and Bataris-Par (panar, 19th Jan., 8 A.M.
Manila--Par Zafra, 19th Jan., 11 A.M. Macao--Per Suf Tui, 19th Jan, 1-IEFM) Yokohama and Kobe-Per Taiyuan, 19th
Jan., 3.Fl
Cebu, and Bollo-Per Finchow, 19th Jan., .3 P.M. .......
Manila, Zamboanga, Pert Darwin, Thursday faland, Cooktown, Caims, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, 21st Jan.3 P.M. TH Mellomme, Adelaide and Perth-Per Chingi,
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolula and San Francisco-Per Ching, and JaD TO A.M.
Taming, Br. .., 1,350, A. W. Outerbridge, 11th Jan-Manila Bih Jan., Gen.-B. & S. Tinhow, Br. .., gor, T. R. Kidd, rith Jan.-B.C. and Seattle, Wash-Pat Iyo Moru, 32nd
Saigon 2nd Jan., Rica.—A., K. & Co. Talejo, Nor. s.5, 1,040, C. Bentzen, z6th Dec, Port Louis (Mauritius) a9th Nov., Buga" Order,
Cameron, W. Campbell, LF.
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Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Capt A
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JADA CATTER A
Moore, S. 25 12 Allarinich, A. Moran, C Chapmash, Hilton Moore, Úc, mà vs. Major AL DIMANEW: BSANDENER Chapman, B. Ford® Neish, Mr. and Me, RC, Chapman, Miss G. Le Newborn, Mr. & Mri Chatham, Hou & Mrs. R. HANGİ E
Newington, A. G. Chatham, Miss
Nunn, Mrs Cheesman, D. Gray Packer, B. Li Chichester, D. A. à ̧û... Pribe, A....E. 4 D.10., Major. A. A. Paton, S. C. Chichester, Mr. A. A Peaku, W. Clark, M. O
Clarke, 3.1. and Mix
Clegg RW Eng-Lt,
and Mrs. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. C,
CHINA COAST
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Chatoo
Voihaiwa
Hankow
Kinkian
Shanghali
Sharp
Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Gutalaff
Laga Pfording, A. R. Von
der
Philpot, L. D. Powell, W. A Preisig, Je Probaw. C. M. Pritchard, H.
Reid, H.
Riecken
Peak...
Amoy 6 Em Swalow
Talhoku &am Ta chu
chuon
Köskun Pescadores...
Canton sm.|
E. Roach, Mr. 1., and Victoria Peak
Hongkongoa.m.3o.
Colohan Colvin, H. E. Connor, J.-L |'Coulthart, J.-
Croix, Mr. and Mrs.
H. de St. Crook, A. H Cruickshank, 4 Davies, F. O. : Dickson, P. R. Donald, W. B. Doolittle, F. H. Dawley, Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. and infant Duc, , S. D.
child
Rowolds, S, B.
Gap Rock... Macro and S-
Rutherford, Mr. & Ms. Hoihows
N. H.
Salelby, E. M. 'Sandes, Miss F. E,
Searle, Rev. G.
Shepherd, Mr. & Mr
MR. Bruce
and Miss 5. A... Skino, A,
Spinles, J. 5, 2017 A
Dunbar, F. P.
Dunlop, G. A,
Stebbing, W. T.
Dupree, W. S..
Einstmann, W. Enders, E-N, Evin-Jones, Mr.
Stephens, 11.
Sutherland, P. DA Thompson, Mr. & Mrs.
and Thompson, Miss H. i.
Toledano, Th.
Europe, &c. Tanis, via Taticorin-Perr and Mis, Siebenhauer, Mr., Mrs. "Salaris, sandʼjau, TEAM. ***Shanghai--Per Yockow, 22nd Jan,, 3 PIMEN
Manila-Per Teon, zand Jan., 3. P.M. Shanghai. Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria,
· Ja0, 3 P.M.
Manila, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairns: Townsville, Brisbane, Sydnay, Hobart, Launek- on, New Zealand, Melbooms, Adelaide and Forth-Per Yawala Marw, 25th Jan., I AM,
Timor, Pan Darwin, Thursday Island, Conktown, Cairos, Townsville Brisbaar, Wohu, Br. 14, 1,227. Richards, 6th Jan,--| Suiney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand,
Canton 5th Jan., Gen.-B. & 9.
Melbourne, Adelalde and PerthesPer Empire, Yruna, AmA 0.8., 46), H. Nelson;±16th Detjen, aíth Jang,10 A Misang gab
'Amoy 14th Oct. Ballast-Yeng Chung
Undine, Nor., 1,113, H. ThorkJornses, 23rd Dec. Chefco 17th Dec, Gen. Aagaard, Thoresen & Coi
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| Manila—Per Rubí, 26th Jung 10 A.MUST,
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Koba, Yokohama, Honolula and San Francisco-Par Mongolis, E. B. Sutton, Am, ship; 1,639, Butmann, aznd | 29th Jan, 11 AM <di
Sailing VranRLS.
* Dec. -Haiphong ist Dec,, Ballast.-A, Ke|| Manila; Simpsonhafen, Tr, Wilhelmshafen,
& Co.
Herbertahohe, Merapi, Brisbane, Svanev, Eskasoni, Br, ship, 1,670, Wm. McBurnie, rath Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melboome, Och Manila r3th Sept., Ballast-Order. | Adelaide and Perth-Per. Mantia, 1st Feb. Ponape, Ger..sch., 270, H. Martens, 31st Dec. | IT AM
Yap zoth Dec,Ballast Germani Europe, Ind's, vie Talicari
Consul. Prince George, bk., 472, A. R. Anderson,
18th Oct. Manila 26th Sept., Old Imn. Order,
Varmele
Steamers Expected.
From
Agents Laisang Singapore. M. & Cojuo. 15 Manila... Sydney ... M. & Glamorg'abire.. Singapore S., T.
Cojan. 16 Ceylon Maru... Shanghai. N. V. K.... 140, 16 Greisen..... Singapore. M. & Co... fan, 17 Nyanza... Singapore. P. & O Co. Jan. T Glenturret...... Singapore. McG. & G.Jah, 18 Saxonia... Singapore H. A. Lu.....Jan, '18 Mongolia Japan P. M. Co.... n. 20
DOCK RETURNS.
•HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCEBİ: U.S.S. Pathfinder... Kowloon Dock
Ai H.M.S. Whiting on Heungehin.................. Prinz Waldemar Perlé Monteagle mie Sorsogon Fronde
Kwolchowinata -
Z. Y. de Aldecoa.......
Hilary neur
Petrarcb.......
Halching
Gcnien, 5th Feb, TI AN.
VISITOUR AT THE HOTELS,
'CRAIGIEBURN,
ME airchild, H. J. Fischer Fisher, H. G. Fletcher. H. L. Forman, Mise Foxwell, E. R. Foxwell, 11. H.. Franklin, C. B.. Faller, Stuart
Topliss, H.J Tredwen, C.
Uffel, W. Von.
C. H. Vist
Wakedeld, Mri, M.S
Wilkinson, H. Willon, E. C JWishart, 1, AME
(American Vice Con- Wood, G. G. sul General)
Alexander, Lady. Austin, F. Backhouse J. Bolton, Mr. Brayn, R. 11. Carruthers, E. S. Chalmers, J. II. Clohler, Mr. and
W Cobden, A, S
Darling, Col.
David, A. J
David Ba
Dixon, C.
Ella Mr. and Mrs
FIRSET, Linut.
Gelsibrope, Mr.
Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Smith, E. Grant
R. J.
Smith. Parcy Sappa, P. Dann, G. H. Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs Webb, Mr. and Mr. Fowler E-A, M8,1
Montague Pre, & Barnas Smith, Mr. and Mr. Young, }, A,
Grant.....
Newman, 8,
, OCCIDENTAL, Brown; Mrs. W. 5, Capell, Mr. and Mrs. Oelricht, W. 1. R. and a childres Pallan, Mr.
Piper, C. Gow, W.
Gow, MI W. and 2 Simpson, Mr. and Mrs.
T.K. Simpson, Mrs. W. M.
and child
children
Heal, G.
Jackson, Mrs, W, H. Lowe, J. O... Mocdermott, Jas. P, Munro, Miss A.......
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4th December-Canja, Orpack Habsburg, Diadem Mamnon, WVila, Primesti Alics, Sth December. Frime: -Aleinous, Australian, Dardanus, Lilesia, Floma (Ger)/ava, rith December Bestarigyklas. || Handy
Korbana. 1412 Dacam Ha
Kabe sth Jan., Gen-Yes Hing | dug, Glamorganshirt, Kökyvimasa; Roon, Sade || JANUS WALK
Mara, Sanski Mora, til December
Chugacho Digna 31 1 80%, Gew. Walker, 7th
Dee, Ger.-B. Cheongabing Br. 8.3. 1.156. 5. 1. Payus, 11th Jangalgon gib Jas, Rice.--J, M. & Co. Chlidar, Nos. 13, 1,107 A. Augensen, 13th
Jun.---Bangkok 141 jan, Gen.-N. Y. K. Chins, Am. 1.x, 3.186, D. R. Friela, 1th Jan
Agamemnon, Glenturret:
Alfred
Monmouth
Dave Prom Colon Danish: Kins Deucalion, Telemachus, worlick, Galena, th Dec, Moorhen
Benvorlich,
Pewig Mary, Otter Balow,
low, Dacia, Veddo, 1st January-Brarmar. Robin ......... Diomed, Hellas, Sumatra, Alege korta and Sandpiper San Francisco 14th Dec, and Shanghalani, Hanamsi. 4th 9th Jan, Mails and Gen.-P. M. S. 8. Co
Idomeneus, Indrapura," "Bachaon Derwent, Bris, 1.56, J. Jenkins, toth fans. Martensthshire, Monmouthshire, Newton Hall, Tamar
Baigon 6th Jan., Gon. --Man Fat & Co. Empress of China, Br. 26, 5,036, R. Archibald, |
R.#.R., 16th Dec,➡Vancouver, H.C., 27th »Now, and Shanghai 13th Dec, Malls and ⠀ị: Gen-C. P, R, Co. Hangchow, Br. a., 999, Mawley, 5th Jan,
b. Canton 4th jan, Genie B. & S.
Art
Hilary Ger. s. 1,378 Locker, and Jno
Balgo. 2 th Dec, Rice, S4 W. & Co. Ichang, Br. xe, Last, W. L. Jones, 10th Jan,
Hongar 8th Jan, Gen,
Ischia, Hiàl ka, 6, 52, D, Guisepp, that
Bombay 17th Dec, and Singapore and Jan, G.-C. & Co
Tyo Mam, Jap. 28, 37
11th Jan, Moll 7th
Falma; Stintor, Vowarts. 5th January**Bend Tal cleuch," Banca, Bénaiger, Franssen, Scandia, Zhine |||Stikania. 14th Januarym/Zustralian, Enckian Segovia, Trisili, Inaba Maru kamata Prins Regent Luitpols
Arrivals at Horseth December Keuang St. Suivid. § 8th Decemb Senegambia, Bergles 111 Dece
zare" "Alles, Beniawers: Lath Aramayo, 18th December-Ha
y Calchas, 21 1186) Decem Erol, Longham Bond, Wila Tombla, Tet Janta Par Januarycia gran ca Tamba Har
Whyte, Mr. and Mrs.
K. and child Wilsen, Geo.
Gate, Capt. 1, R.
Greenhill, Mr.
Gregory, A Hazeland, F. AD Hockaday, W. T.:
Jacky P
Jaffries, H. U.
Jones, Patrick Josling, Lt. Col.
*. Young, J. A.
Mrs..
Long, E. P. H
Miller, Mr..
Michell, R. 71oon, Mr. and Mrs. Morado, Mr. Muhle, E.. Newman,
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·HIS BRITANNIQ MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
CLASS:
despatch-vessel... cruiser, and class river gunboat AA, river gunboat sloop
·water tank and tag
craiser, fat class
→ torpedo best destroyer.
cruiser, and class torpedo boat destroyer torpedo bost destroyer torpedo boat destroyer crutinor, şut ciast Cruiser, Ist class river gunboal cruiser, Is ciam river *gunboat
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torpedo boat destroyer river gunboat river gunboat....
river gunboat
torpedo Lost destroyer receiving ship i
driver
river opbout
gunbost
torpedo boat destroyer... surveying ship ...
torpedo bost destroys
rivar gunbost
„river gunbont"}}+\. river gunboat
TONE
GUNI.H.P.
CAPTAIN.
Commander E. La T. Leatham Captain C. L Vaughan Lee
4.3,000 7,000
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300.
16,500
5,700
7,000.
3,000
4,000
280 9,800
4,000
23,000
37,000
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1,200
22,000
180
5,300
340
240
6,500
:800
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6,300
Lieut. Commander E/G. W, Davidson, Lieut.-Commander W. L. Bambar Commander B. L. Malandia .inf...
Commander C. D. S.Raiket
Captain C, Umireellie.
Lieut.Commander A. L. Gressonış
Captain H. Grani-Dalton
Lieut. Commander II. E. Cox Lieur. -Commander R. Henniker-? Lieut. Commander W. E. Darwa
C. F. Thursby
Liot-Commander Percy Crabtres. Captain J. Take
Lieut-Commander Robert E.
Lien-Commanda) J. Kiddle
Lieut. Commpader G.
Liem. Commander 1. T. Allay
Lient. Commander J. T. 8. Lyne,
Bostan, T. D; Strath
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Dommander in-Chief
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