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take notice of a condition of, things which was deplorable. The province of Kiangnan is a fruitful country, so the Edict states, but there squeezing has been going on apace, so much so that the Viceroy and those under him have been asked to render an account to the Peking authorities. The departments, upon which in formation is particularly directed to be given include the China Merchants Steam Navigation Company the Imperial Telegraph Administra tion and the Kal Ping Mings

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY JULY 19, 1899

Far East, and that America also: i shen, tổ in: crease her trade there. This, the Journal con tests, is a golden opportunity for the three powers, Lugland, America and Japan, to forn a combination for their common good,

AMERICAN JOURNALISM:

is the account of Admiral:

referred to in

Dewey's Notes and Cominents

LOST TREASURE.

The Edict then says it will give the subur dinate authorities time to reflect. It allows the three months to collect the revenue which has hitherto been subject to those subordinate officials, under the control of the Imperial Governinent, In the last Memorial to the that some restrictions should in this stance agship Olynipía, This is his first stopping / attempts have been made to recover)

Throne by the President of the Board of Revenue it was admitted that the officials were perfectly helpless and were squeezing too much, but that time would be

given them in ger on their feet The Grand Council required Kang-yi and the officers to regulate the Dirties, and it was decread that "Kan-yi should report the true condition of things, Kan-yi has now been confering with the Viceroy to find out the "squeezes" and should sure those detected in suru Galprad ces three mouths in which to repay their stealings. "Chi Tung memorialised the Impe- rial Throne as to the China Merchants. Steam Navigation Co tu Imperial Telegraph Administration, and the Kai Ping Coal Mines. Sheng Hungshen had, notwithstanding that there was a good profit cared, made No telurn

the Board of Revenue and he has been directed to furnish forthwith a full and complete return to the Board of Revenue of all the transactions which have taken place in that Department within certain tine. Three months have been given hin within which this statement is to be furti slied and the accounts cleated. In the provi- Viceroy of Chili. Yuha, las "been directed to render a full and complete account of the Kai Ping Coal Mines, and further that the directors of the Moho Gold Mina have been ordered to. produce their accounts with a view to carrying out the directions of the Edict. It is fact that the returns from the Mobo Mine are grads. ually decreasing. The newly opened mine at Chili has exceeded the most sanguine expecta- tion of its promoters and the Edict calls for a return and a speedy payment of the likin tax.

sinos of the Edict it is niso set forth that the

THE PERING AND TIENTSIN RAILWAY.

This railway, the Edict goes on to state, has made a handsome profit, but there will be no further construction in railroad lines until the Lu-Han system has been completed. When that is done, and it has been found to be pro- fitable other lines will be laid down.--China

tiazelle.

YOKOHAMA LETTER.

force of the revised Treaties that is occupying A subject in connection with the coming into

treatment, to be accorded to Chinese on the a good deal of attention is the question of the

to whether they should be allowed the same matter of inixed residence. Opinions differ as privileges as are extended to other aliens While the officials of the Foreign Office are of opinion that there should be no discriminatory treatment, the Home Office authorities maintain be made. The latter fear that if Chinese are allowed the full privileges of mixed residence they will import evils into the interior and cause considerable trouble to the authorities. The the Home and Foreign Office. In all probabil matter is to be settled by a joint committee of ity a middle course will be taken, and while of Chinese the better class will be allowed the restrictions are placed upon the labouring class same privileges as are extended to other fore-

nes

•

i have noticed complaints in the Telegraph from time to time of the blunders committed by the Post Office staff in Hongkong, but you do not suffer as we de liere. A few weeks ago a postman was arrested in the country for des- troying a large number of letters which had been entrusted to him froni delivery. Another case has now occurred in Tokyo, it being as certained by the Post office officials that a letter-carrier had destroyed or thrown away 730 letters and 21 post cards to avoid the trouble of taking thein to their proper destina tions." I saw it stated in a paper the other day thai 50 per cent of our letters go astray, and although that estimate appears at first sight scarcely credible, yet if one man makes away with a total of 751 letters and post cards it is by no means beyond the bounds of possibility trust the culprit in this instance will receive an exemplary sentence.

THE NEW POLITICAL PARTY

IN JAPAN,

It is itated that yet another expedition is being arranged to recover the treasure lost when the ship General Grant foundered off the RECEPTION WITHOUT PRECEDENT The General Grant, with Ballarat miners on Atkland Islands more than thirty years ago NEW YORK, May 23m board, was on her way from Melbourne to special cablegram from Hongkong, describing the Auckland Islands Driven on to the shore The Evening Journal prints the following London in 1866, when she was becalmed off

Never before in the Bistory of Hongkong has a cave, what she were saved. It is known Admiral Dewey's reception by a heavy swell, the vessel was forced into

thusiastic greeting as was given to Admiral that there was a large quantity of gold on the a foreigner received such a tumultuous, ed- | on board but a few) Dewey when he arrived to day in its warned. General Grant, and many unsuccessful place on his triumphal journey homeward, and ship will touch for many weeks. Upon the the last English-speaking port at which his entry of the Olympia in the waters of Hong. kong harbour Admiral Dewey was welcomed fleet and forts as this port had never before with such a thunder of salutes from the British knowe The Olympia's men had been ready at their lanyards, and guns, thundered out an wer der buning and harbor ships were decked with bunting and the harbour was

brilliant

GREETINGS WITH WILDMAN. <

ABOUT FRENCH MINISTRIES:

SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS:

MAILS DUE

English (Parromalla) 21st, Indian (Chclydra) atat inste -German (Prins Heinrick) 25th inst.

Canadian (Empress of China) and prox

American (Ceple) 13th prox. American (Nippen Maru) Kith prox. American (City of Rio de Janeiro) 4th prox.

July 19, Tadrapara, British str for Singapor July 19, Tientsin, British str., for Canton. July 19, Kwangice, Chinese strigs for Carton: July 19, Watam MaryJapanese steamer for

Yokohama

Passengers-Arrived

Per Oslo; from Saigon 71 Chinese.; Per Awang Lee from Shanghai-25 Chinese. Per Cheung Checu, from Singapore 34: Chipend. My se

at Kowloon Dock Hill and Kent, and g Chinese

Isla de Cuba

HONGKONG AND WHAMFOA DOCK RETURNS

Isla de Luzon H.M.S. Hart U.S. Vorklorun Holstein Hailoong Agnès m DJuan Austria

Cosmopolitan

Aberdeen

Per Nanyang, from Coast Ports-Messrs.

Per Thules, from Coast Porta-Mr. and Mrs Gowland and baby, Mr. Schrocter, and 13 Chinese

Per Kinshiu daru, from Moji-Messrs. G. Harvers, Wm. Thompson, A. Jaw J. Baird, and R. Murger, and Japanese,

Per

Resetta, from Yokohama Mis Riley,

Wilson, Capt. and Mrs. Lawson, Hon

Messrs. Harrison, Razavet and child, W. Wilson, C. Wilson, Mrs. H. Wilson, Mr. D Stuart, Lord and Lady Huntingdon, Miss Hamilton, Messrs. Blackhall, L. Peck, Shima murra, Shand, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler, Messrs. Martino, J. Fisher, 3 Maids, and 2 Valets

Departed.

-Per Bayern, from Yokohama for Genoa- Miss Garrison For Southampton-Capt A

present inglorious Republic has had since the has just formed the thirty-ninth that the * The Cabinet which M. WaldeckRousseau | Shinfield

fall of the Empire in 1870. In other words, in Needles 30th June Formosa, Tricsit,

PASSED THE CANAL- Outward-330 June-Benvenue. 7th June twenty-nine years there have been thirty-nine Ministries; and France will indeed be lucky Alesia, Kronberg, ath July-Pilgrim, Sarate, if she does not run up her score to forty in 7th July Ernest Simons; Visague 11h July that time, for there are still over two mouths BCRP, Kherson Savonia, 14th July left before the fourth of September

The Cantor Pyrrhus, Salasic, Pisa, Stolberg, to anchor a short distance from the British rather less than nine months, and four hundred

As soon as Admiral Dewey's Bagship came avenge duration of each Cabinet has been Homeward-r4th July-Laos. ships he sent his aide, Ensign P. Scott, to call and cleven Ministers have held office. The Fo officially in his name upon. United States. Con-reign Office has had histying chiefs; Finance SWATOW WEEKLY SHIPPING REPORT: Jackson, Messrs, W. Grant, H. Green, White sul General Wildman. This was an hour after fonty-one; War falty fires the Home Office the Olympia had reached her berth and made forty-seven the Marine forty-one Public all snug aboard for her too weeks swing in the Works forty twat and the other. Ministries a barbour tides. In immediate recognition of

like procession of holders of thele, portfolios. the courtesy Consul General Wildman retuned Only three of the thirty eight Cabinets have the visit repairing to the flagship.

lasted over two years they were the Cabinets of M. Thiers, and Meling, and Ferry' second Cabinets Five Cabinets have lasted inore than agent they went the fourth Mias

y bf M. de Freycinet, the second Ministry of the Ministries of M. M. Floqupd Bufel M. Dufnure, the first Ministry of Ferry, and

- As the barge bearing Consul General Wild- their oars, the ship's saluting battery roared an man reached the Olympia and the crew tossed official welcome to the diplomat visitor. Mr. greeted Admiral Dewey. The marine guard Wildman hastened up the ladder and beartily

stood in a bevy upon the quarterdeck. was at the gangway, and the ship's officers

The meeting visibly affected Admiral Dewey, for the echo of the saluting guns which had shaken the very land, was soll ringing in the Admiral's ears. Fona long time the. Admiral | and the Consul General conversed together, and afterward the ship's officers were presented to Mr. Wildman...

DEVEY VISITS THE GOVERNOR.

Dewey, in full-dress uniform, accompanied by Two hours later, at it o'clock, Admiral Captain Benjamin P. Lamberton, the Olympia's commander Lieutenant Thomas M. Brumby, the Admiral's flag secretary, and Consul Gene- with its bare-throated; bronze rowers, and went mt Wildman, entered the Admiral's barge, to pay an official visit upon Governor Sir H. A Blake, the British: Chief Magistrate of Hongkong

The National Unionists have now finally. dissolved their organization and become merged in the new political Party, which was definitely born on the 5th instant. In speaking the epitaph of the deceased Party, its leaders Viscount Shinagawa and others-explained that it lind its origin in the necessity of wean ing party politicians from the destructive habits into which they had fallen in the days when personal ambitions, not national interests, were their governing impulses, so that they opposed [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT]

administrative and military expansion, and As the barge with its four-starred pennant rendered the conduct of State affairs extremely passed the British ships the sailors crowded YOKOHAMA, June 31st, 189.

difficult. Owing to the stand taken by the rails and cheered. At the landing stairs The necessary preparations for the altered National Unionists these mischievous methods there was a great gathering, and more cheers state of affairs which will prevail with the of political agitation had been gradually cor rang ofas Adoniral Dewey stepped ashore and coming into force of the revised Treaties are rected, and the Party could now congratulate lifted his chapeau in token of his appreciation occupying a good deal of attention here now." Translations of laws, regulations, &c., are ap Such was the gist of the speeches delivered. cheering crowds lined the streets, and Admiral itself on having accomplished its mission. All the way the Government House wildy pearing from time to time in the local foreign They were very long, but they contained no Dewey nfust have been nearly deafened with press, and the International Committee are thing about either the past or the future that the cheering circulating numerous official documenta to would interest our readers. We bave searched their subscribers pointing out the steps which in vain for some, clear indication of the hei have to be taken to meet the numerous Party's platforms, but can not as yet find changes and charges which Japanese jurisdic materials to construct it. Probably the hiatus tion will bring about: Registration of busi will be filled when the manifesto of the Party ness, newspapers, &c., being necessary such is published. Meanwhile we may note that the registration is already being made. in order to usual congratulatory meetings andreunións have avoid a suspension of business, registration taken place, or are about to take place. There having to be unde for a certain period before will be n garden party-to-day at the Seiyoken business can be engaged in The localm Uyena Park, and on the evening of the 7th foreign papers have each to put up yen 700 ay

the Ministers of State, Marquis. Ito, Count security, register the names of the publisher, Kuroda, and many other notables are to be in- editor, printer, and so on. The extra expenses vited to an evening party at the Maple Club in the shape of taxes will in all probability affect There is no intention, apparently, of appointing to a certain extent the dividend paying powers a president of the Party immediately. Its of the various companies, and considerable affairs are to be managed by a Committee of inconvenience will no doubt be experienced five three of whant will probably be Messrs. for some time before things can be got to work Sasa Tomatusit, Motoda laime, and Saito smoothly.

Shuichiro,

There is nothing that is likely to cause so much trouble in the future, however, as the rigid manner in which subordinato officials ad: here to their instructions or to the letter of the law. The Japanese junior officer appears have no idea of taking a common-sense vic in an emergency or an exceptional chee. In give an extreme illustration, if in oficer wag instructed that only the ship doctor could be permitted to attend to any case of sickness on board a certain ship, and if a serious accident recurred on that ship during the doctor's ab sence which rendered the immediate attend ance of a medical man imperative,, the officer would undoubtedly use every endeavour to prevent a doctor going off from the shere My readers might with justice say that that is ab yurd, but a case occurred the other day which is not less idiotic

|

Since writing the above the manifesto of the party, has reached us: It is a gracefully worded document, but we can not see, that it contains: anything which might not be endorsed by any of the other parties already in the Geld, All itself for a positive policy, and for progress in that need be said is that the Party declares every for. It has changed its originally pro jected name of Aokkan la into Telkakir-te is that, at the end of the inaugural meeting, a (Imperialist Party) The chief point of interest resolution was unanimously adopted, declaring that the Party finds itself entirely in accord will the present ministry and will sup- Port it permanent committee has not been elected, but Mesars, Saito Shuichiro, Sasa Tomofusa und Motoda Hajine are nominated a temporary committee-Japan Mail.

REMOVING THE STOMACHE

RECEIVED A GUARD OF HONOUR The Fullers' band was drawn up before Admirals arrival Governor Blake received the Government House and played on the Adminal Dewey with full military honours at the Government House. He was attended babie ido-de-camp, Captain.G. H. P. Colley, General. Wilson Bluck, commander of the British forces, Seventh Foot Regiment, of the Royal Fusiliers, and a guard of honour of the Second Battalion,

under Lieutenant Colonel Robert F. Birkett-

Rudick

Governor Blake extended to Aduniral Dewey an invitation to remain at the Goremment House during his stay in Hongkong, but the Admiral was forced to decline, stating that he needed the cool breezes of Victorin Peak, where he will remain for ten days, resting and recupemting from his arduous duties al Manila. From the Government House· Admiral Deway and his staff went to the United States Consulate, where, they were entertained by Consul General Wildman,

The British Colonial Government has taken

A GUARDING DEWEY'S LIFF the greatest precautions against any attempt. upon Admiral Dewey's life. Consul General to aid in protecting Admiral Dewey, c Wildman has employed a large detective force are more than 500 desperate Filipinos m Hongkong, under Agoncillo pacible and Bray, the Englishman. Hongkong is in a state of tremendous enthusiasm, and the American seamen are being treated royally,

Victoria Penk, where Admiral Dewey will. Stay while in Hongkong, #s a mountain more than 1800 feet high, which is a favorite place of is residence in the hot season, lasting from March 16 October

ANOTHER RECORDER

-!

THE MARCHESA DE GOYZUETA.

A Runguon paper announces the sudden. death from fever of the Marchesa de Goyzueta, wife of the Italian Consul-General at Calcutta, and sister-in-law of the Marquis de Goyzueta, the Italian Consul in Singapore, who is now away in Italy on leave. She was in Russian lady from Odessa

OIL FUEL FOR THE NAVY,

***

15th July, 1899;).

ARRIVALS. Vesela Where from Lovjek. Bangkok JE&S.. Siskan

...Amoy

in. & Co. 9 Horwang .. Chefco & N... H. & S

Fungshan Shanghai C. M. & Co. ThalesHongkong, M. & Co.

B & Col

to Maideuru to Stam

Haimun...may J. M. & Co.

&S Shanghai. M. & Co Hongkong.

11 Jason Fog 1. Zatsang

1

13 Formam

13 Tientsin 12-Wuhu

..

Chefoo & N... B. & S.

ar

443 Hailan Amny

13 Shansi...

13 Tamsu

13 Wingrang Hongkong,

sa Hailoing

14 HatchingAmoy

15 Pakkei...... Shang

„15 Kemerai... Hongkong

45 sveilin....... (Moji a...... #.. 15 C. FF, Riau Amoy

Nanyang 15 Cterhouse

"Dave.

The oil fuel trials in the torpedo boat des troyer Surly have virtually been abandoned, it having now been demonstrated that, unless special arrangements are made for consuming the smoke, the adoption of oil as a fuel is int Trácticable. When the experiments com- July

menced, about a year ago, great expectations were formed, it was believed that the liquid fuel would be cleaner, cheaper, and so far automatic in its feed as to save a considerable amount of of the trials, however, the Sarly only once went labour in the stokehold. Throughout the whole

the low evaporating qualities of the oil the to sen, and then it was found that, owing to speed and power were far inferior to what would have been produced by con But it was hoped by improved appliances to so obvials the escape of heat that this difficulty would be the question of smoke abatement and to this overcome, while the absorbing problem, was no solution has been found.

. NOTANDA.

CALENDAR,

JULY,

Meteorological mearis dased on fifteen years observations to 1898. feter, î..... nometer

An Imperial Ordinance had been issued pro- The removal of a person's stoliuth, as THE TRANSVAAL GOLD YIELD, fibiling any Japanese, unless on Government business or possessing a permit from local mode of dealing with a cancer in that organ, is authorities, from proceeding to Corea. The a daring Operation that was never attempted Nippon Yusen Kaisha. steamer #igo-maru until about 18 months ago. The subject has started on a voyage to Corea before this Ordin- died, but after an interval of nearly 14 months, anco was promulgated, and, of course, her and not in consequence of the operation. The The Transvaal gold yield for May constitutes 1891- passengers had no permits; but after arriving patient was a woman, 56 years old, and was another record, and about makes up for the

Tsushiria and just us she was about, to

treated in hospital by Dr. Carl Schlatter. The slight set-back of April. The total output for 1897- depart from that part, a police officer appeared operation consiste opening the abdominal the month of all the mines making returns to and demanded, that all passengers should be cavity, severing stomach from the the Chamber of Mines, Johannesburg amount summoned on deck He gave particulars of esophagu

end and the ined $14,933 ounces for the Witwatersrand The Ordinance that had been issued, and with testine al the removing the dis district and to 21,520 ounces for the outside out taking into consideration; the fact that the eased organ

closing up the districts, against 430111 ounces and 21,238 steamer bad cominenced its voyage precious to wound in the abdomen. The patient not only ounces respectively for April The total for the date of promulgation of the Ordinance survived, but was able in a few weeks to go the whole of the Republic #464,453 ounces, insisted that the Japanese passengers should away from the hospital and to cat solid as which compares with 460,349 ounces in the landed. Twenty-two passengers therefore pro-well as liquid food. The operation was per ceeded on shore. Mr. T. B. Glover, adviser to formed on September. 6, 180%, and the woman previous month and with a previous best of

*404,036 ounces in Marchaz The Mitsu-Bishi, was also a passenger, and had died on October 29, 1898.-- A month or more _with_him his little grand-child and the child's before her death she came back to the hospital aimalay, The latter was ordered to land, but is and complained of occasional, discomfort after she could not take

with her on account caring. She was cared for at the hospital, but of the passport ulations, – Mr. - Glover: 4010 within about forty igate hours of her refused to allow •"10" leave the ship “He' death, she was able to

Injan "post" proposephs

overcome the diffic

amination revealed the fact that Sir WE Cruse of deat was cancerous mediate future of the

membranilliant, yet there, was

sin-cours of time these provinces would pay

the cos

ministratio At present the

the spar remedy, which peace, quier and easy ation were

that the Kamah shol Chemulpo in order offered to give not land in Cörm but there to Chefor

to accept this

be allowed to proc

the in

resulted from

PROGRESS OF THE SOUDAN,

20738 1816:

83.0 14210

-TO-DAY,

On date at. On date al

WEATHER REPORT.

TO-DAY

10th July, 1899

6th moon of 25th year of

2001

ANNIVERSARIES

shr 2011in. Chtegemin ahr, 38min. This Tamin

hr. gouitn dohr: 16min,

capted by the Imperialists Vilberforce died...

26 cents first issued in Hongkong, fication of the new Treaties of Com erce at Peking

in Hongkong 11 MLS. Tweet ven ashore,

AL

of Lieut Heygate of H.M.S. rine at Shanghalang

Vessels

DEPARTURES.

Designation,

9 Taicheong Deli

Loosek Hongkong.

• Yiksang M 10 ThaicsAinoy

Je M&Co

B. & 5

B. & Co. J. M. & Co

B. & S.

Y&Co J. M. & Co. B. & S.

AgeCTA

11. & 3. J.-M. & Co

and Gowings. For Bremen-Messrs. Boeckel- mann Jensen, Widdecke, Kruse, and 10 Sállora of the German Navy, From Nagasaki for Bremen-Mr. A. Ibsen From Shanghai for Singapore Mr. H. Gadalius For Genan Messrs. V. Rohr, Garnaus, F. Huchting, d Gunther, Gust. Thiel, Caneva, F. Vogt, Misses, Colombo and Frangini For Southampton Messrs. A. Mejchenny, E. G. Bunn, and A.. Greenwood. For London Mr. A. W. Bowie. For Bremen-Messrs. Kampmeier and Garadta For Hamburg Mr. Wendelin. From Foochow for Southampton-Mr. Lo Tseyen From Hongkong for Singapore Messrs. G. C. Turner, K. A. Ross, A. de Alizalde E Or machea, J. Azcarreta, M. Prez, G. Walker, J. Barnes, and H. Turner. For Port Said Mr A. Eidelstein For Genos-Messrs. F. Kirch hoff, A. Lidelstein, and A Mallor London-Messrs. A. Johnston, P. M.-B. Lake, and McDougall. For Southampton- A. Crompton. For Bremen-Capt. Dremes, Messrs. E.S Stalbdon, G

Johannsen, Wiens," Bag MER

Per Empress of Japan, from Hongkong for Shanghai--Sin Chas Ross Bar, Mrs Sam Miss Funk, Messrs. Pardey and AR Riddle For Nagasaki-Capt. C. H. Harrington, an Mr CJ T. Lea Far Kobe Mrs. Glover, Messrs. N. J. Moses, W. O. Rows, G E Seybolt, and GW Lewis For Yoka hama-Capt. R. Morris, RA, Lieut. R. W. Castle, Misses Mist Mrs, Mast, Mrs. Wynter, Messrs. R. R. Martin, and E. Bedloe For Vancouver Lieut CF Rondall R.E and Mr. and Mrs. Locke For Portland-Mr. F.A White For Gueben-Consul-General J. de Navarro, For New York-Consul and Mrs., Hersheint. For San Fmacisco Messrs, A W. Brewin and D. Slezinger. For London Cumdr. and Mrs P. S St. John, RN, Lleut Q. D. L. Williams, Deal Donelan, Miss E Ma Hamper, Messrs, C. Cane, and R. H. Wood, For Liverpool Misses S. Bailey and G. Raiza From Shanghai for Kobo Mr. F. Brockel- mann, For London-Mr. E. Hoyclague For Formosa..Amoy JM Co. Paris-Vicante de Polignac, From Yoku

fik & Ctonhama-Mrs, W. G. Clarke.

10 Tatlong Hongkong. 11 Dayparik & Chiang Woo Kee. Ti Sishan Sangot & Co. - 11 Maidzuru. Amoy

-Haimun HongkongJzM&Co. 12 Eungshan, Amoy Sai... C.M. & Co. 12 Siam

Jason

is

Hik & S'pore B. & Co. Shanghai B&S

J'an & Fang.

13 Wingsang Shanghai 14 Shans! Sagon

14 Faiching.....Hongkong

as Wovsang

15 Hailoong.

il. Mot Co.

B. & S.

JM; & Co. ngành . B. & S

phong ] Ai & Co

SHIPPING IN PORT,

Date. Vessela, Where fr July 12 Tientsin

Wang Fukhoi

Agents

Cfo & Chiang B. & S.

Shanghai

n33 Keongwat.. Hongkong. in 15 Kavellinoje... 1915 G. 11. Kian Amoy:

45 Nanyang.....

Shipping.

Arrivals,

Y.S. Co. J. M.& Co.

TIENTSIN, British steamer, Leso, Dawson,

18th July,Swalow 17th July, Ballast Butterfield & Swire

OSLO, Norwegian steamer, 778, Ch. Pederson

18th July,Saigon 14th July, Rice. Jebsen & Cos KINSHU MARU, Japanese steamor 2,459, WV Brady, 18th July, Moji 14th July, Gene Verali Nippon Yusen Kaishan NANYANG, German steamer, 983, Th Lehman, 18th July, Taiwanfoo 13th July, Amoy 14th, and Swatow 17th, General Douglas Laprik & Co

KWANG LEE, Chinese steaner, 1,505, K. L.-

Lincoln, 18th July, 24 Come an

Ceneml CMS)

STEAMERS EXPECTED.

Namus

from

Parramatta Chelydra Prinz Heinrich Mjike Mart Empress of Chila

Glenogla

D. Balduind City of Rio de Jan, Chingwo

Nippon Maru

ancouver TacomS AL Bombay

Aug 3rd

San Francisco...Aug. Aur Singapore

Aug 5th

San Francisco. Aug. 6th

We would direct the attention of shipping": style in which “Steamers Expected and Price care noży published in theiq ċedurius, and.I

fully urge the managers of shipping frms ED thel decks to furnish this office, on the form plied gratis with the latest avpiluola information Syery day.

PROJECTED SAILINGS.

Shipp

"Destination

America Maru San Francisco, Ballarat Argyl

Bayern

Shan

Straits,

Samaring

San Diego,

Bellerophon Belgina King - San Diego, Carlisle City Carmarthenshire. San Diego China

FAUSANO, British steamer, rio, T. C. Mitchell,

San Fran toth JulySingapore 12th July, Coal City of Peking San Franci Jardine, Matheson & Ca Make Cuy of Rio San ARGYLL, British steamer, 1898, Thomson, 19th Columbia... JulySingapore 13th July, General Coptic

D. Baldu Cadwell & Cologne

C. C. Talbot,

Diomed ROSETTA, British alcuner, 2,039, C.

*-*- R.N.R., 19th July; Yokobama tath July - Dong

General P&O SN Co Ellen Ri TUALES, British steamer, 820 T Hall,

Emp. C Beroth July,Foochow 16th July, and Amoy

Emp. Indi 17th, General-Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Emp, Japan, CHEANG CHEW, Britisly steamer, 1,213 Fred Gaelicy.

Webb, 19th July –Penang, toth June, and Ghazeer Singapore 12u, General Heng Sen Glengyle Cheang

Chineses Camer

Lunt, tothaly Canton 10th July

ATAPA, British steamer,

New York th

Glenogle

Hongkong

Hys

High

General CSLS

Kafal

Leavy, 19th July

3 Low watej

glombo sth

Kau Kini

rstin says

t on the Soudan, although the jin-

was not

believe.

July Oil Staddard HANOI, French steunter.

ard, 19th.

MAN ANNI

CHOW

Loss of the 1

Promon

pulation, to

overament, 1893)

would take many years, 180 San

would probably, Levý

generation, or oven.

permanent

Queen

12th endra

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