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Mails.

Occidental & Oriental Steam- Ship Company.

TAKING CARGO AND PASSENGERS TO JAPAN, THE UNITED STATES, MEXICO, CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA, AND EUROPE,

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AND

THE OVERLAND RAILWAYS,

ATLANTI & OTHER CONNECTING STEAMERS,

GABLIC will be dogruched for San Francisco, via Yokohama, on TUESDAY, the 9th April, at 1 p.m.

Oonnection being made at Yokohama, with Steamors from Shanghai and Japan ports.

All Pared Partages should be justked to addrons in full; and same will be received st the Company's Othies, until ö p.m. the day previous to sailing.

First-class Fares granted it follows:- To San Francisco

To San Francisco and return,

available for 6 months

L

To Liverpool To London

---

...$200,00

350.00 ... 325.00 330.00

Mails.

U. S. MAIL LINE.

PACIFIC MAIL STRAMS BIP COMPANY.

THROUGH to NEW YORK, va OVERLAND RAILWAYS, AND TOVORING AT YOKOHAMA, AND SAN FRANCISOD.

THE U. S. Mail Steamship ITF patshed for San Francisc, via Yokols on TUESDAY, the 16th April, at 1 p.m., taking Passengers and Freight for Japan the United States, and Europe,

Through Rilia of Lading issued for trans portation to Yokohama and other Japan Porta, to San Frassica, to Atlantic and Land Cities of the United States, via Over land Railways, to Ilavana, Trasad, and Denerare, and to ports in Mexico, Contral and South Americi, by the Company's and connecting Steamers.

Through Passage Tickets granted to England, Franer, and Germany by all train-Atlamic lines of Btoainers.

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..

First-class Faros granted as follows :-- ...$200.00 To San Francisco To San Francisco and return,

360,00 available for mouthe To Liverpoot

.. 325.00 330.00 To London...... To other European pints at proportive. Tother European points st proportionate ale rates. Spacial reduced rates granted rates. Special reduced rates granted to Oficers of the Army, Narg, Civil Service Officers of the Army, Navy, Civil Service and the Imperial Chinese Customs, in bend the Tmperial Chinese Quetoras, to ba obtained on application.

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Passengere by his Line have the option of proceeding overland by the Southern Pacific and connecting Lines, Oestral Paci fio, Northern Pacific or Canadian Pacião Railways.

kained on application.

Passangers by this Line have the option of prounding overland by the Southera Pacific and connecting Lines, Central Paci- e Northern Pacific or Canalian Pacific Railways.

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Intimations.

THE CHINA REVIEW.

PUBLISHED

THE CHINA

MAIL.

Merchant Vessels in Hongkong Harbour.

Exclusive of late Arrivals and Departures reported to-day.

No. 8189-April; 4, 1889.

SHIPPING IN OHINA, JAPAN, PHILIPPINES, AND SIAM

WATERS.

BIMONTHLY,

TEXT YEAR

THIS Levin, which was intended to mees the wants of many studionts of Chinese caused by the discontinuance of 'Notes and | Queries on China and Japan,' has reached its Fourteenth Volume. The Review discusses thoso topics which are uppermost in the miuds of students of the Far East and about which every intelligent person con- acquiring trustworthy information. It in cludes many interesting Naton and original Papers on the Arts, Sciences, Ethnology, Folklore, Geography, History, Literaturo, Blythology, Natural History, Antiquities, and Social Manuers and Chestout, etc., etc., of China, Japan, Mongolia, Tilut, and the Far East gaterally. Recently now de- parture has been taken, and the Retiro now gives paperz on Tende, Commuros, and Doscriptive notes of Travel by well-known writers. 14 was thought that by extending the scope of the lenses in this direction, the Magazine would be mademore generally useful.

The Review department receives special attention, and endeavours are made to prosent a carefal and concise record of Literature on Chin etc., and to give critiques embodying sketches of the Most Authors and recent works on such topica. Publishers are requested forward works Editor, Chii Reniero, varu of China to Atail Office.

The Notes and Querina se still continued and for an important means of eltaining from and difusing ang sindens know- ledge on owuro points.

Passengaca, who have paid hill fare, rics. Passougars, who have paid fall fare, xo- embarking at San Francisou for China or barking at San Francisco for China Japan (or vice versa) within one year will bo Japan (ar vice mora) within one year will be allowed a discount of 10%. This allowance allowed a discount of 10%. This allowance does not apply to through fares from Chinators not apply to through fures from China

in Japan to Europe. and Japan to Burope.

Freight will be received on board until 4 the day previous to sailing. l'arcol Packages will be received at the office until

To facilitats finding the position of any vessel in the Harbour, the Anchorage in divided into cleven?uctions, commencing at

Groon Island. Vessels near the Hongkong eloco aku taatkad, nor the Kowloong shore A., and law in the body of the

Bhipping or midway botwoon sach shore are marked in conjunction with the figures denoting the sectiete

Section

£ From Greeu Island to the Gs Workt.

2. From Gas Works to Jardine's Wharf.

3. From Jardine's Wharf to the Harbour Mastor's Ollic».

4. From Harbour Master's to the P. and O. Co.'s Office

5. From P. and O. Co.'s Offico ta.Poddar's Whart 4. From Paddar's Wharf to the Naval Yard.

Section

7. From Naval Yard to Blue Buildings.

8. From Blae Buildings to. East Point,

9. From Kellett's Island to North Point. 10. Kowloon Wharves.

11. Jardine's Wharf.

Veral's Nam

Captain.

Flag and fig.

T'ona.

Fiate af Arrival.

*onsigners or Agents."

Destination.

Romerka

1stomers

Aebington Buniawers Biagno Chingtu Clern Deuteros.

The Correspondenta column also afforda farther sur greater facilities for the inter charge of views and discussion of various Original contributions in Chinewo, latin, or any of the Modern Languages are ro

The paper are contributed by the retrod. tambers of the various Consular, the Em perial Customs, and Hongkong Services, al alan by the Missionary bodies amongst Falkenburg whom a high degree of lunes scholarship Gaelic. is only cultivated. Anongst the flailsong. ruzalar cntributorare Drs. Chalmers, Haiphong

Japan...... Eint, Bratschneider, and Hirth, Professcr Leggo, and Mesa Ealfour, Watters, Stent, Kashgar... For further information as to Freight

Consular Invoca to accompany Cargo Phillips, McIntyre, Groot, Jamieson, Kumamoto Mara or "Passago, apply to the Agency of the

Jestined to points beyond Saa Francuzco, Faber, Ropsch Parker, Playfair, Giles, Laerten Company, No. EDA, Queen's Bond Central.

in the United States, should be sent to the Piton, and Taylor, a well-known names, C. D. HARMAN,

Company's Offices in Sealed Envelopes, indicative sound scholarship and thorough Moyune addressed to the Collector of Customs at Batiuustory of their object.

The Subscription is hand at 50 per autumn, postage included--- payable in ad-

Couanlar Invoices to ompany Cargo destined to points boyous bau Francisce, in the United States, should be sent to the Company's Offices, addressed to the Voller tor of Customs, Shu Feindeo.

Ágent.

Hongkong, March 23 1989.

501

7 p.m., san.e day; all Partel Packag should be marked to address in full, valau of same is required.

Prancisco,

For further information to Passago and Froight, apply to the Agency of the Company. No F01, Queen's Road Central.

C. D. HARMAN,

Agent.

Brit

Brit. ...Ger.

Iversen.........Ger.

atr. 1197 April 2Ed. Schellbass & Co. 988 Mar. 28 Melchers & Co.

str. 4205 Mar. 310. & O. S. S. Co.

Brit str. 783 April 3 Doulas Steamship Co.

str. 1122 Mar. 31 Douglas Steamship Co. atr. 1865 April 2 David Sassoon, Soan & On. str. 1556 Mar. 29 Geo. R. Stevens & Co.

2Mitsui Bassan Kaisha

WHAMPOA

Tramal's Nomt.

Fuyow

Chi

str. Shanghai

Kutmug

Brit.

Yangtze

tion.

AMOY

In part on March 30, 1889,

MERCHANT › SERAMERS.

Diamante Don Juan

Britiali

Spanish

Hongkong

Flintshire British Neator

British

MARTHA SAILING VESSEL

Archos Christian

Brit bgo.

Ger, sob.

Oscar Mooyer Gar bga

FOOCHOW.

In port on March 30, 1869.

Hao-shin

-Haitoong

Lang Feng

Tetuan

MERCHANT STEAMDES.

Chineno Brtiinh

Chinese

Hankow

MEDORANT SAILING, VESSELA;

Brit. bqa.

G. H. Wappana Brit. bqo.

SHANGHAI,

In part on March 29, 1889.

MEMONINY BERAMBEN

Alwino Boyd

Gurman

Chi-yuen Chinese Hankow, &c.

Zindel

Gler. str. 809 April

33tomeson & Co.

5 Webster

... Tognusso ...... Italian

Hint ....... Christensen

alr.

str. 1813 April 1Gibb, Livingston & Co. str. 1499 Mar. 31 Carlowitz & Co. str. 2300 Mar. 23 Butterfield & Swire

Co. 674 April 28iemssen

Sydney, &o. Baiplong

K'loon Donk To-day To-morrow

Falabah

British

4 cWaber

Ger.

str.

Feima

British

Pearne

Brit

San Francisco

Cos'tan Dock

Roach

Coast Porte

To-morrow

Fayew

Chinese

8 Barcis

Ent

Ganges

Britias

6 Gardnor

Brit.

2 Gadd.....

Brit.

Calcutta Singaporo

Ingraban

German

Gih inst

8 hPender

Japan. str. 1240 April

Kiang-foo Uhineso

5 Scale

Brit

str. 1351 April

4Butherield & Swire

King-pian

Chinees

Dailey Box

Brit.

str. 1564 April

3Hussell & Co.

Brit

str. 1460 April

1Arnhold, Karberg & Co.

Kiang-yung

Chinese

Naozing

Talbot

Brit

BLY.

808 April

1Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Pakaban Pilat Fish

hStovell..

Brit

atr.

517 April

3Hop Hing Hong

Amoy & Manila Swatow

To-day

|.Kung-wo

British

Ргейинед

German

b Stopani

Brit

tug.

Saikio Maru Japanese

Oriors for burding volume will be promptly attended to Aktress. Mana

Recorder Tetartos Victoria Zafiro .....

Brit

str.

Ger.

Sinn-cheng

French

8 hiCoundon...

Brit.

Nagasaki

hMcCaslin

***... Brit.

Atr

675 April 4 Russell & Co.

Amoy & Manila

To-morrow 8th inst.

Smith

Chines

F0138

Laucelot

Madge....

Petersen

161 Sept. 17. L. & W. Dock Ca. 676 Apr 3 E. & A. C. Tel. Co.

4Chinese str. 1587Ajil

str. 1530 Mar. 31Mitsu Bishi

Store Nordiske Danish

STEAM FR SINGAPORE, PENANG, COLOMBO, ADEN, PORT SAID, MALTA, GIBRALTAR, MARSEILLES, BRINDISI, TRIESTE VENICE, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON:

ALO, ROMBAY, MADKAR, CALCUTTA AND AUSTRJUJA.

N. U-Cargo can be takma im through Bills uf Lading for BATAVIA, PERSIAN GULE PORTS, MARSEILLES, TRIESTE, HAMBURG, NEW YORK AND BOSTON,

Hongkong, April 1, 1889.

Intimations.

614

RAMBLE THROUGH SOUTHERN

A FORMOSA By Mr. G. TA1102.

This Article, which has been reprinted from the C Review, contains one of the best Sketches of Fermaan Life yet written.

A few roughly-executed Woolents are included in the pamphlet.

May ho had Price, $1 at Messrs. LANE, ÚRAWFORD Co., and Messrs. KELLY & WALSH, LITTER, Hongkong; alan, Mr. N. Yosize, Amag.

SPECIFUNIY LANDED IT PLYMOUTH, 2

THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM

ANTY' Steam-shop

GANGES, Captain T. J. ALLERTON, WI Her Majesty's Mails, will be despatched From this for LONDON, BOMBAY and 'SUEZ CANAL, on WEDNESDAY, 10th April, 1889, at Noon.

Cargo will be received on board until 4 p. on the day before sailing.

Parcels and Specie (fluid) at the Office until 4 p.m. on the day before sailing.

Sk and Valuables for Europe inll be transhipped at Colombo; Tea and General Cargo for London will be conveyed sid Bombay without transhipcnt, arriving one wook later than by the ordinary direct route vid Colombo.

For further Particulare rogarding FREIGHT and PASSAGE, apply to the PREERSTIAE & ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIO TTON COMPANY'S Office, Hongkong.

for MARSEILLES,

Mungkarzy, March 3, 1888

Mr. Andrew Win

AENY AVENE, chu

363

, una stav Office,"

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OPINIONS OF THE PHYS

All our learned societies should sub- ribe to this scholarly and enterprising Re Northern Christuru. Advocate (U.S.) The China Reviery * * * * has an ex- callent table of coutente. '—Celestial Fanpire.

wma

The Publication always contains subjects of intures! tu sojourners in the Fac Kast and the present me will hold favourable if not advantageous comparin, with preceding number-Criestial Empire.

This number contains several articles

of interest ami value, '--North-Chins Herald,

Sailing Vomoja

cJessen...

Amer. bqe. Ger. bge.

5 Summers ......Brit. be, 5kMcConnschy... Brit. bge.

1171 Jan. 22 Russell & Cu.

473 April 2Eduard Schellhass & Co. 774 Jan. 23 Melchors & Co.

907 Mar. 20Clibb, Livingston & Co. 5 cWilliams......... Brit. bqe. 382 Mar. 12 Chinese 3 eBurnbar

The Pet Hose for Seprocher-October Adam W. Spies.........6 Field fully manslain the high etaudard of Augnata excellence which charcterizes that publi-me

ion, and altogether for a

Very Hattie E. Tapky interesting and rish number. Meady Harewood teorologists will find us interesting and Pastolus. valuable contribution by Dr. Fritsche, on the runt of Preisitation (Rain and Snow) of Poking." showing the resulte of obervations made at the Imperial Rus-

PARK ROW, NEW YORK; Saz horki I revive Subscriptious, Advertisments, &c., for this China Msian Observatory at Paking, froin 1841 to Cheerland Finn Mail and our Bowser, 1880.

THE CHINESE MAIL

BIS paper is now issued every day. The schscription is fixed at Four Dollars per annum delivered in Hong luding postage to Coast ports. ong, or To Doitars Forty Cente in

It is the Arst Chinese Newspaper ever sued under purdy nating direction. The chief support of the paper is of course lerived frou the native coramunity, amongst whom also are to be found the

"Note on the Dutch Ocenpalion

of Formosa," by Mr. Geo. Phillips, contains some in toreating information, although wels of it is second-haud. The Notices of New Bosha include a moot generous and of The Divino Classic appreciative review of Nan-Hua," and the Notes and Querios are as usual very interesting. Yurth-China Daily News.

Anbstantial and reliable feriew which all students of China and the Chinees would do well to patronice. --Chrysanthemum.

Name.

Alacrity

Cordolis

The November-December number of Cockchafer the Ching Revier contain le variety than Conquest securities necessary gnamtore and

C usual, but the few articles are very inseres stance place it on a business and legal footing.

The projectors, basing their estimates ing. The opening paper by Mr Herbert upon the most reliable information from nose treats of a question that must neces- Espoir

A. Giles on "The New Toolament in Chi Kak the various Ports in Chine and Japan ---

Firebrand Mr E. H. Heroine from Australia, California, Singapore, Pe- arily be of great importance in the cyou pang, Stigen, and other places frequented by Dhe Chinese,consider themselves justified Parker's Short Journeys in Sechuen" Hyacinth

are continued, and a goodly instalment sirculation.

and ever-increasing

of all missionarios.

Unnat

......Amer. ah 1145 Feb, 28 Pustau & Co.

Her Britannic Majesty's Ships on the China Station.

Taiwan

British

Yangtad

Fronch

· MRBOYANT SALLING VESSIA,

Brit, bqa.

Autoinette Brit: bqe.

Goorge

Loong Wha

Brit, ach.

NAGASAKI.

In Port on March 27, 1889.

Kozaki Maru Japan, bqe.

YOKOHAMA

In part on March 26, 186-9.

New York

To-day

Arclic

Brit. och.

Diana

Amer, sch.

Glendoa

Amor.. zh.

Hunter

Amer, bqe.

Nemo

Brit be.

Orient

Ger. bq

Rose

Brit, sch

Where wh

Sateums Treszecs

Brit. bye.

Gar. bge.

HIOGO.

In pers on March 25, 1880, Importer

Amer, bgo..

Brit B

Naupastus-

Undaunted

Amer. "ab.

Big.

Tors. Grans J.H.F.

Captain.

despatch-vessel

1700

3180

Cum. R. Blair Maconochie

Swatow

gunboa: 2nd class cruiser

16A

470

Lieut.-Com. Everard Maxwell

Hongkong

2380

Captain Chaa. Le Oxley

Hongkong

cruiser 3nd clasa

别 14

2590

Capt. L. C. Koppel

Shanghai

cruiser 3rd class

$380

10

2420

Captain Hanry H. Boy's

Hongkong

g-bi, 3rd clans coast defend

363

340

In reserve

gunboar fod class

465

4

470

Lieut. Com. Reginald Y. Swith

Hongkong

Tron Cross

gunboat 2nd class

450

460

Lieut.-Com Davison

Shanghai

Jahn Carrier Amer.

cruiser 3rd class cruiser

1420

8

1130

Captain Chas. J. Balfour.

Singapore

1420

Captain Wm. A. Dyke Aaland

of Impérieuse

twinscrew battle ship

8400

10

10000

Captain William II. May

Bongkong

Mary L. Cashing Amer.

Hongkong

Brit

cruiser 2nd class

4300

10

5500

Captain M. J. Dunlop

Hongkong

Penalise

Brit bye.

gun-vesss 2nd class

756

1050

Commander Smythies

Singaporo

gunboat 2nd class

430

4

430

Lieut.-Com. G. H. Yonge

Boogkong

alnop

1130

10 1120

Commander J. H. Martin

Shanghai

twin-screw battle ship

2nd class armored

4870

4 4040

Captain Hy. J. Carr

Віндарств

troopship

22T1

1730

9600

Cart. Alexander G. McKechnie Commander R. W. White

Bongkong

Bongkong

surveying vessel

830

690

gunbost Lat class

715

1200

ruiser 3rd plass

1420

1400

torpedo mining laouch

150

gun-reus! 2nd class

756

1010

Capt. The Hon. F. O. Veroker Lieut.Com. W. Maiti, Daugail Captain T. P. W. Nesham

Com. The Hon, Richard Bingham

On a cruise

Amoy

Yokohama

Hongkong

95

คร

In reserve In reserve

g-bt. 3rd class coast defencel

receiving ship

6157

sloop

9th

coast defence ahip,armoured 2750

The Em- Merlin

u large The Contents and Value of Packayes are

in guarantee advantages offered to ad ese travels in the interior of China is Leander required to be declared prior to shipment.

Shippers are particularly requested to cortisers are therefore unusually great, and given, Mr F. H. Balfour contributes s note the terms and conditions of the Com-the foreign community generally will find paper of mume length entitled pany's Black Bill of Lading.

it to their interest to avail themselves of peror Cheng, founder of the Chinese Em- Antine

pire," which will bo road with genuine Orion Passengers desirous of insuring their bag them,

interest by stadenta Chinese history. Tas field open to a paper of this descrip- A few short notices of New Books and & Orontes gage can do so on application at the Com-

tion-conducted by native efforts, but pany's Office.

This Steamer lakes Cargo and Paasongers progressive and anti-obstructive in tone number of Notes and Queries, one of which l'orpoise "On Chinese Ostha in Westera Borneo Bambler is almost limitless. It on the one hand and Jars" might appropriately have been faster commands Chinese belief and interuat, while on the other it deserves every aid placed under a separate heading, complete Satellita

Solent that can be given to it by foreigners, the number..K, Daily Press, 686 Like English journals it contains Editurials, with Local, Shipping, and Commercial News and Advertisements.

Subscription orders for the above may be

GEO. MURRAY BAIN,

China Mod Office

EL WOODIN,

Superinterulent, P.&O. 5. N. Co.'s Office,

Hongkong, March 23, 1889,

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

NOTICE

STEAM FOR

ASINGAPORE, COLOMBO, ADEN,

SUEZ, PORT SAID,

BRINDISI, GENOA,

Bant to

BALL PROGRAMMES FOR SALE,

ANTWERF, BREMEN & HAMBURG, IN WIW SHADES AND PATTIans,

PORTS IN THE LEVANT, BLACK

SEA & BALTIC PORTS ;,

A250,

LONDON, NEW YORK, BOSTON, BALTIMORE, NEW ORLEANS, GALVESTON & SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS.

THE COMPANY'S STEMMERS WILL CALL AT SOUTHAMPTON TO LAND PASSENGER AND LUGGAGE.

N.B.-Cargo can be taken on through Bills of Lading for the principal places in RUSSIA.

ON SUNDAY, the 14th day of April,

1889, at 10 am the Company's Stormship FKEUSSEN Capt. C. FoxLs, with MAILS, PASSENGERS, SPECIE, and CARGO, will leays this port as above, calling at GERGA.

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Trumer's Oriental Record contains the Swift following notics of the China Reviews Torpedo Boal No. 35 The present publication, judging by the Torpedo Boat No. 36 number now besore as, is intended to Tweed

occupy a position, as regards China and the Victor Em neighbouring countries, some what similar Wanderur

Wivern to that which has been filled in India by the Calcutta Bevier. The great degree of at tention that has been bestowed of late years upon the investigation of Chinese literature, antiquities, and social developments, to JAY

accumulation of important stores of inform ation, rendering some such channel of pad licity as is now provided extremely dear- able; and contributions of much interest may fairly be looked or from the members of the foreign consular services, the Chinese Customs, corps, and the missionary body, among whom a high degree of Chinese scholarship is now saiduously cultivated, and who are severally represented in the first number of the Reviews by paper highly| creditable to their respectivo autho

nothing of linguistic studles, has led to the

Some translations from Chinese novels and plays are marked by both necursor and fresh- | Alsout ness of stylo; and an account of the career of Aragon the Chinese peot-statcaman of the eleventh Arpio century, Sa Tang-p'o, by Mr. E. C. Bowra, Ziobre

not only historically valuable, but is also Octaète distinguished by literary Bealile Delphin notices of new books relating to China and Litis the Esat, which will be a useful feature of Latin the Renee, if carried out with punctuality Marion and detail, we are glad to notice that Monocacy

Notes' and ' Quartos are destined to bordj

its

gruop.

cruisez

750

1450

Cominodors E J. Churoh Commander Geo, A, Giffard

Flagship of Vice-Admiral Sir Nowell Salmon, K.O.B., V.O., Commender-in-Chiel

Hongkong

In reserve

Hongkong Singapore

Honghong

H. B. M. Ships' tonnage, displacements and effective horse powers are given according to B. M. Navy list

Foreign Hen-of-war on the Chiba and Japan Station.

U. 8. loop

J. B. verratta

Captain

Captain Parenego

Where at

MEANITIA

In Fart on March 16, 1889, MERCHANT STEAMERS.

Reita Maroodes Span. str. Lpl. Spain

MKBAMANT. BAILING VINSKIška

Brik bqe repairing Edward May Auter. Iqa, discharging Furness Abbey Amer, bga. New York Jes. H.Scammell Briah New York Tandweer Amer.sh. Tailo Northern EmpireBrit, bea, Liverpool W. J; Botch Brit. the discharging

ILOILO.

MERCHANT SAILING VESSELA TamarE. Marshall Brik bga, Montres!

CEBU.

"MENUHANT SAILING VERSKI Scammell Bros Brit, bqe. New York

BANGKOK

In port on March 23, 1889.

ILANT STA

Bangkok

Shanghai

AUFOTS

Nami.

Fing and Rig.

Russian gunboat

Spanish cruiser

Tons,

800 1909

GUTR

H.P.

Nagasaki

Captain A. Soler

Hongkong

French gunboat

470

Commander Malopert

Shanghai

Russian cruisor

1100

Captain Menschicuff

"Nagunaki

Cape Clear

French gunboat

475

160

U. 8. despatch-vessel

340

Captain Goo. F. F. Wilde

Lisut-Commander Martal

Quinhon

Chrmroom

British

Hongkong

German ganboat

£80

Captain Kickstedt

Chemulpo

Phratabong

French gunboat

485

425

Captain Nany

Touton

Runbor

S. corvette..

1000

1170

Commander Dyar

Amoy

1970

1470

Laut. Cow. Fleury Clas

Russian gunboat Russian cruiser

60

Commander Maltsoff

Cores

1350

210

Captain Zarine

Tokohams Nagwak

Andreană

2400

1160

Capt MaNair

500

Liset, -Com. Orig

French gunbost

Captain M. Foret

Kobe Shanghai

French gunboat

640

420

Lieut. Commander Fourest

Dua croi

Portuguese gun bost

540

Captain J. B. Banta Barbara

Foochow

Macso

not

bo sont on beard; they must be

Russian cruiser-

900

1000

Commander Snodries

Осгов

Torture

left at the AGENCY's Office).

Russian gunboat

: 455

60

Commander Boyle

Japan

Gioraptī

Vale of Packages are required.

FIS PAMPHLE Now Ready,

ard may be had at the

WASHING BOOKS.

Sophie

Turanne

8100

Capiato Köhlkamer

Singapore

(In English and Chinese) KIYASHERMAN'S BOOKS, for the use

Vastalk

Poringuese gunboat French Frigsto Russian corvette

600

100

Ligul.Com. C. R. Caminha

Macao

5880

4250

Captain Juge

Baigor

Binnovato

1330

Oxptain Lang

Wof Tadies and Gentlemen, can now Yleise

Vipera

French gamboat ·

Commander Condot

be had at this Ufloe.-Prios, #1 64oh.

Vostook

Russian corrette Russian gunboa

3950

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Reprinted from 'The China Mail.'

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