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This number contains several articles of interest and value." North-China Herald. The present number of this periodical, apens with a review of the Foreign Trade of China during 1880. This is rather new departure for a publication which professes to to purdy literary; but co sidering the ceanparatively small circulation it enjuje at present among the commercial communities of China, wa hail the innova
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"The China Review for September-October fully maintains the high standard of ozcullance which characterises that publi
and altogether forms a
very interesting and realable saber. teorologists will find an interesting and
cation,
Me
by Dr. Fritsche,
valuable contribution by
on the Amount of Precipitation (Rain
Show) of Peking"
and
"showing
the Tomulss
of observations made at the Imperial Ras
sian Observatory at Poking, from 1841 to
1880.
un the Dutch
Occupation
of Farmusa," by
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Captain
Where at
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940
840
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Japan
Japan
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920
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Japan
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*340
840
In-roperre
gunboat
430
810
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640
400
400
470
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270
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600
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465
470
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2000
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Victor Emmanuel
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530
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Commander John Hope
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E. Hotbam
Chas, R. Harris
Lient.-Com. A. Carpenter
Commander Bickford
Captain
Fullerton
Commander Wm. Collitus
Commodore Cuming
Lieut.-Com. G. N. A. Pollard Yokohama
For H. B. L-Ships' tonnage, displacements and effective horse powers are given according to H. M. Navy list.
Foreign Men-of-war on the China and Japan Station.
Captain Giers
Captain
Koltchan
Play and Rig.
Tons - | Gura. | N,H.P.
Captain.
300
Captain Schanz Captain Lafon
18
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80
::1200
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100
.375
150
Captain
100-7
250
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Russian
German gun French sloop, French ironclad Gorman corvetio
French gunbont
American sloop Rrusian guábost Roarian
American guubost American
Russian
Geru tri Portuguese-guaboat Russian gunbual- French steal frigate French irontlad French corvette
200
004
09
08
Captain McCormack
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Captain D. de la Batis
Captain Bouvier Commander C Corimsander
8. Cation Moltsoff Valrondt
Lesut-Commander Glidden"
Skörrett
Commander Beyle
Where at.:
Vladivostock
The North
Vladivostocks Japan Tientsin... Vladivostook Canton
Nagaasky
Canton Tientaln Vladivostock
Vladivostock Canton Tokohama Vladivostock Hongkong
Oommander
Captain
30
700
Com, Glameda von Buchholts
Eda Costa Cabral
16
6000
600
Commander Hock Captain Boss
Captain Beur
Captain De
Dowstre
Francir corvette
Captain Fournier
Russian ganboat
Commander Molchonuky“
Garman gunbost
428
For Foreign mon-of-war actual measurement,
Vladivostock Cores Commander, von Haven- 310 tonnage and nominal horse power are giraitées
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HIOGO.
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