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THE EUROPEAN OUTLOOK.
VALUE OF BRITISH MÁVAL EXPENDITURE,
At a moment when certain members of Parliament appear to be so completely unaware of the unsettled state of the Continent that they seriously imagine Great Britalu might, a
agreement with France, reduce her paval expenditure, says the Paris correspondent of the Times, it may be well to placé before them what people are thinking on the Continout and to war them against giving way to Utopian idents when there perhaps never was a time wher it was more necessary for Great Britain to keep her powdor diy and to have a plentiful supply of it. I'am selecting for the purpose a brief article in the Gaulois, entitled "Les Points Noirs," which refent to some of the untoward possibilities contemplated abroad, for which Continental States are argced to prepare.
The Gauloir says that one of it friends who† has just feturned from Alfice states that the German army is training as if for a war. at no distant date, and be adds that never has that army been more efficient. The writer does not believe that the German Emperor wants to pick a quarrel with France, but in the present state of Europe é conflagration may
break out at any moment, and it is the duty of the French Government to reckon with it henceforth. If the Emperor of Austria should disappear from the scene, war, according to this authority, is to be feared, as the Emperor Francis Joseph alone controls at the present moment the ambitions of Germany, whoss dream is the possession of a port on the Adriatic. That ambition, it is true, would clash with the aspirations of Italy, who wants her share in the Austrian succession and will not surrender her claim të Trieste, even to the profit of her powerful ally, the German Em peror. Russia cannot interfere in the conflicts
which eventually threaten the general peace. Her struggle with Japan does not allow her to mix actively in European affairs...
The writer in the Gaulois believes that
France will stand aloof and that Germany does not dream of violating French neutrality, but he inquires whether France would not be weakened by the increase of Cerman power and, if lealy came to terms with her ally of to- day, would not France be vanquished without
haring fought. He does not think that the Anglo-French entente, even il England offered her support, against Germany, would be sufficient. The responsibilities involved would be too heavy to be assumed by the statesmen who at present govern France.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY JUNE 8, 1905.
Shipping.
Chinking, Br, s., 1,229, Robertson, 7th June:
--Wuhu zod June, Rice.-B. & 8......... Nanshan, Br. 11,219, A. W. Brynull, 7th Kintuck, Br. 46, 2,860, D. Robinson, 8th June, June, Bangkok 1st June, Gen. & Co.
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**Shangbai 4th June, Gan.-B. & 8, Royalist, Br. .., 2,100, W. Scat, 8th June,
Wuhu and Chinkiany sed June, Rico and Waihora, Br. ., 1,500, W. Brown, 8th June,—
Ground-auts.-D. & Co, Ld.
Slogapore 31st May, and Holhow, 7th Jane, Gen-Order. Mathilde, Ger. s., 678, Ch: Ulderup, 8th June
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-Pakhoi 5th June, and Hoihow 7th, Gee -], & Co.
Opland, Nor. ., 844, Th. W. Schlyker, 8th
June,-Canton 8th Jane, Gen.—Órder. A
Olearance at the Harbour Offos. Aldgate, for Sourabaya. Hong, for West River. (IAA Virdi, for Macao. Charles Hardouin, for Canton, Chayrang for Shanghai. Royal, for Canten. Linton, for West River. San Cheng, for Canton. Shun Let, for West River. Zweena, for Shanghai Lysemoon, for Teingiau. Oscar I, for Kuratco, Sithonia, for Tsingtau." Signal, for Hoihow. Kimtuck, for Singapore. Parlak, lor Amoy Chan On, for West River. Wingshal, for Macao. Kwonging, for Canton, Petrarch, for Hongay. Hoining for Shau-u-tung. badan, for Kobe,
*Departures
June 7. Ocean, H.M.S. battleship, for Singapore. Centurion, H.M.S. battleship, for Singapore. Ropsang, for Canton,
Soceira, for Singapore.
June 8. Aragonia, for Portland. Binmehr for Singapore. Kwanglak, for Canton. Foochote, for Canion, Loyal, for Canton. Lyzemoon, for Kobe. Felching, for Shanghai, Lydia, for Shanghai. Ambría, for Shanghai, &c. Pingsway, for Singapore. Worang, for Canton. Chaysang for Shanghai,
Passengers armed Per Waikora, from Singapore, &c-Mrs. Gilroy, family and servants, and go Chines
Fassengers departed. Per Willehad, lor Nagasaki-Mr. Matsuda and party. For Kobe-Lieut. Hanuey, Messrs. M. S. Anton, Dymock, Kato. and Hada. For Yokohama - Messrs. H. Paull, Leidecker, Mr. and Mrs. Liebert, Mr. Ho Tit Sang and family, and Mrs. Fon Sei.
Par Darmstadt, from Hongkong for Shang. hal-Messrs. C. Vienot, J. Dupul, Damenez, Comar. Fargusen, Ins, Schmidt, Ins. Danials, K. Lofiler, H, Schwer, Benchol, H. Schmidt, A. A. dos Remedios, C. B. Collaco, M. J. von Schwede, Filler, Zukurimon, Mr. and Mrs. Fischer, Misses C. Wilhelm, T. and E. Almel da, Mrs. Pearson and child. For Nagaraki- Masst, R. H. Dawton, Hamazaki, Kavano, Mazaki, and Mr. and Mrs. Matsaki. For Kobe Messrs. F. Ota, Barve, and Mrs. Tokida. For Yokohama Mrs C Nolf, Comdr. and Mrs. Rose, Messrs. Kincaird, Gonceales, Rev. and Mesars. Peres and Saito, and Miss E. Cummins Mrs Roach, Miss Trainham, Rev. Chambers,
I do not consider the above to be anything more than a symptom of the uneasiness which is just now pretty general on the Contineat. The cleavage in the Triple All'ance, which bax Ist Austria-Hungary and Italy almost hostila to one another, and the erratic policy of Germany in pursuit of aims based prin cipally on the boundless ambition of her ruler, are the rent causes of the present unrest, and might ultimately lead to a rupture of the peace. Such a funtion and such ominous prospects are best provided for by the streng thening of the Anglo-French entente and of the powerful ties that unite those two nations with others as devoted as themselves to the cause of peace. But it is the duty of those in a position to see something of what is going on behind the scenes to caution well-meaning people who dream of disarmament that any British Government which at the present Str. Nanshan from Bangkok-Light S'ly moment countenanced such ideas would be all | windo, and generally fise, but criminal, Fortunately, most if not all active English statesmen entertain dia- metrically opposite views,
CLIMATIC INFluence.
• IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Washington, April 15.-"Ceriale charges occur in those individuals who are compelled to live in the Philippines," says Surgeon Bucher of the navy in a recent report, "which are worthy of medical attention. Some show evidences of this change early, while in others it does not appear until considerable time has elapsed. It comes to all, however, in greater or less degree. The first evidence of this subtle change, as a rule, is the symptom amne
■la. No rellence can be placed on the memo ry, and the notebook is used to jot down almost everything. About the same time an indiffer enco, so common among the natives, makes inroads on the foreigner, and a daily battle against the "manana" tendency is necessary to keep it from interfering with his duties. This indifference is not confined to man; the dogs in the street move about in a half-dead state, and one is compelled to stop frequently when driving to prevent running over these animals that have not contem anough for their walfare to move when in danger.,
"The normal mind falls below par and an apt expression in used to designate this con dition, viz. Philippinitis, which means a loss of memory, and a general ladifference to every thing, with various neurotic manifestation, that
Shipping Report
SW, winds, and hazy weather.
Str. Kintuck from Shanghai:- Moderate
Str. Wathora from Hoibow:-Light winds, and fine dull weather; excessively sultry.
Str. Royalist from Wuhu :-Moderate and | light winds, smooth sea, frequent rain squalis.
clear cloudy weather, with SW, equalle of Str. Benmohr from Shanghai-Moderate wind and rain, and light fogs.
Vessels in Port. STEAMERS, Aladdin, Nor. 1, 1,987, Olsen, 6th June,
Cardiff 13th April, and Singapore 30th Aldgate, Br. 8., 2,208, H. Nicholson, 5th
May, Coal.-Order,
June-Moji joth May, Coal.-M, B.K.. Andree Rickmers, Ger. 6, 1,010, H. Köba 3rd June, Bangkok afth May, Rico.-M.
& Co. To Buford, Am. Transport, 5,007, Hall, 29th May,
-from Manila. Capri, Ital. .., 4:95. G. Belsito, 6th June,-
Singapore 30th May, Gen.—C, & Co. Chiyuen, Ch. 1,400, C. Stewart, 7th June,
Conton 7th June, Gen.-C. M. S. N. Co.
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Daphne, Nór. ..., 988, M. C. Bjones, 5th June, Karatsu 28th May, Gến.—Mr. A. Haiching, Br 3.0., 1,267, &. E. Hodgins, 7th
Burde.
June-Foochow via Amoy and Swatow 5th Juns, Gen.-D., L. & Co.
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Hans Wagner, Dat. s., 961, J. Kagemann, 5th June-Hamburg 16th April, Gan.-C. & Co.
Sithonia, Ger.. 1.3., 4,350, Th. Hildebrandı, 4th June-Hamborg and Singapore 30th Main | May, Gen--H A LA Taishan; Dr. %.5, 1,121, 1. T. Lalny, 30th May› |
aigon 16th May, Gen B. & Co. Yapusang, Er. AL,1,128, P. ii. Rolfe, gih Jose-Manila and June, Gen.-J. M. &
Zafiro rd June, Gon.-S., T. & Co,
Br. 6.9., 1,611, R. Rodger, 5th June,
Rangoon via Singapore Stat May, Cass Zweena, Br. 26, 000, ]. Ewart, 6th Jone,
Oll-Chiness.
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BAILING YOURË.
HELORS AT THE DOTELS.
Banks, C.' W. Baker, A. 9. Bingham, Mr. & Mrs. - J. E, nad child
PEAK.
CITINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
June 7th, 1905, kim, 30
Brown, Mr. & Mrs. D.E. Moxon, Mr. and Mrs. Temuro 6 20
Cocks, Mr. & Mrs. A.E. Olli, F. B.
Painter, Maj. and Mrs. Kagoshima...
Номакона,
Aucolt, E. F. Beattie, A.
Louder, Mr. Martin, R.
Kraay, C. Laing, A. H. Large, B. J. C.
Beattie, M. P.
Mendus, EngComdr.
Bar. Th. Hu. Wind Wr.
Bernand, Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs.
Bourcheir; Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell, R.
Lewis, A. R.
Caldwell, Mr.
Lewis, L.. S.
Clothier, A. N.3
Herbert. Mucila, R.
Vladivostock. am. Hakodate | 11
Tokio |
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Cochr
-Lawių, P. L.
Darling, Col.
O'Neil, J. L. Hugh
Yagasaki....
Luckle, A. R.
Dixon, Mr.
Mackay, C. H,
Rdwards, Mr. and Mrs.
Parry, Major
Dhima.
Marriott, Dr. Q.
Gales, Capt.
Paxton, Capt. H. W
Meßman, T. P. ·
Hailingworth, Mr. and
Mrs.
Phillips, Major
Yaba Ishigakijima.
Harker, B. Brotharten
Talchu
Sinclair, A.
ck, R. J. Bisney, 8,
soll, W.8.
Blusay, Mrs. Bisbey, Miso Blair, D. K. Beggan, Mr. and Mrs. Maricas, Mr. P. N.
Miller, P. I..
and infant Bounes, E. A.
Moore, Dr. W. B. A.
A. G. Ropes, Am, ship, 2,302, D. H. Risen, róth Mar,Philadelphia 16th Oct., 1904,
·Case Oil.-8.,0. Co., Combribark, Br. 4-masted ship, 2,151, George,
Moody, Mrs. J. L. 2nd June, Cardiff and Jan, Coal Borthwick, Mrs. R. W. Moon, Mr. & Mrs. R. M. Government..
and child Deccan, Br. ship, 1,836, E, Gale, 13th May, Bowden, V. R.
New York and Nov, 1904, Case Oil-Brighton, F. G. 'S, O. Co.
Broughall, L. Jordan Hill, Br. 4-masted bq, 2,776, G. N. Bonner, Mr. and
Kennedy, 30th May,-New York ist Dec. 1904, Caze OilS. O. Co. Lawhill, Br. 4-masted bg., 3,743, J. C. Jarvis, 3rd June, New York 27th Jan., Case Oil 3. O. Co
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Sierra Lucent Br. ship, 1,638, E. Vooght, 4th June-Cig roth Dec, Palent Fuel Governm
Travancore, Bump, 2,aty, Harges, soliApril,
-Cardiffgth Sept, Patent Fuel
ment,
Vastois
Steamers Expected.
From Afganis Dus
Java ... Singapore: P. & O. Cofusa to|| Bantu Shanghai.. N. Y. K. June to Copic....... ..........Japan .............. O. & O. CoJune 13 Rhein
Colombo... M. & Co...Juse 12 Benarty... Singapore G. L. & Cofune 12 Emp. of India. Japan ...... C. P. R. Coljune 13 Ocennien ......Singapore M. M.June 13 F. Waldemar... Sydney... M. & Co... June 19 Tartar.......................... Vancouver. C. P. R.CoJune 10 Suitang Singapore, M. & Cojuse 20 Nicomedia...... Portland... P. & A. Coupe 26 Numantia ...... Portland..... P. & A. Caljuly 6
Hongkong & Whampoa Dook Returas. City of Birmingham. "at Kowloon Ibadan
Buford
Adamastor
Travancord..masin Taishan.............................
4+
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Cosmopolitan
W. C. Balton, F. R. Camer, W. L. Chalmers, D.
Hassan, Mr. and Mrs.
Haynes, Col.
Piggott, Mr. and Mrs. Talhoku...... am 29.76 Pallock. C., Mr.
Sawer, Capt. and Mrs. Tainan...........
Stokes, Mr.
Thomas, Mr.
Mrs. Uffel, W. von
Hataland, F. A.
Heligaun, A.
Morrison, Mrs.
Helt, Mr. and
Murray,
EH.
F. Taget
Newington, A. G.
Hudig, f.
Mr. Offord Paley, Mrs.
E,
Jeffries, H. U.
Oliffe, O. C.
Pan, Mr. and Mrs.
F.esling. Major C..L.
N. Le
Parfitt, W..
Chambers, Mr. & Mr. Peak, },
H. K. Cheshire, F. D.
Clark, Hon. Dr. Francis | Clark, T.
Clegg, RH, Eng. Lt.
and Mm. H. I. Cunningham, G. Davies, F. O.
Davies, Mr. J. T
Deacon, F. B. Doolittle, F. H. Douglas, Capt. & Mrs.). Downing, Mr. and Mr.
TC.
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Feamster, C. N. Fletcher, H.- Fraker, E. H. Frost B. L. Gay, V. Gay, Miss Glover, C.
Grast, A. W. Grona, Dr. and Mrs. Gunnegle, Col. Guanegle, Miss Hall, Capt. 1.
Dock.
Hanron, J.
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Ships Passed The Canai. Outward-2nd May-Priam. 6th May Kolpino, gih May-Merionethshire, Oopách, Shimosa, Goldmouth, 16th May-Java, Mora. gon, Eidsvold, Prinz Bitel Friedrich 19th May-Oceanien, Prometheus, Pyrrhus, Drufars Inkula, Labuan, 23rd May-Silesta. (German) Altinous, Ecclesia, Bechuana, 26th May- Ajax, Formosa, 30th May-Jelungo, Khalif Sachsen, Norden, Theodor Will, Picqua Auchenblas, and June-Agomamnon, Alisia, Flintshire, Idamanaus, Tourana, Afghan, 6th June-Trave, Denbighshiri.
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Homeward-12th May➡Machaon, Suevia. 23rd May Barotze. 25th May--Armand Cay Schuylkill 6th June-Preussen, lon, Behic, 30th May-Katsotu, and June
Helene, Ger. L., 771, J. Jessen, and June, Hoitow 1st June, Sugar Gen, and Cattle J. & Co. Keong Wai, Ger. 1., 1,115, Köhler, sth June,. Bangkok 30th May, Rice.-B. & 8.
eventually develop or accentuate existing idio-Kiukiang; Br. 1, 1,246, Barris, 7th June,
Canton 7th June, Gen.-B. & S.
yzcracies.
San Francisco 3rd May, via Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai: 3rd June, Mails and Gen.-P. M. S. 8. Co.
"Among the enlisted, force many are of un-Korea, Am. 1.8, 5,651, A. Zeedes, 6th June, atable nervous organisation, and to the process of degeneration these follow the lines of least resistance. Alcoholism, excessive use of to bacco and other excesses are the usual signals of an impoverished nervous system, which un- der ordinary circumstances would require no stimulation, but bere the equilibriums & upsol, with lafurious and pitiful results in many Caste
Macquaire, Br. 3., 2,071, St. John George, asth April,-Moll stát April, Coal-0%, L. & March, Br. 1,335, Motheradi, 28th May,
-Cardiff 23rd Mar, Coal-A, K. & Co. Nam Sang, Br, 1,591, Geo. Payne, 5th June, Calcutia aist May, via Penang and singapore 31st, Gen.), M. & Co.
Penke, W.
Pillow, Mrs. J. G. Ronnay, F, O, Ranney, Mr. F. O. Roach, Mrs. J. S. and
child. Hochet, L. Scott, A. D. Segur, H. G. de Sherman, Mr. Sherman, Mrs. Silverstone, Mr. and Mrs. and family" Sklon, A. J. Skott, C. Smith, O.J. Snowin, E. A. Somerville, Gen. Sonnenthal, 1, M. Soper, C. H.. Stanley, H. H. Stain, A. L. F.. Stewart, W. M.
Swindells, Dr. Edgar Thornborrow, J.
Harding, R. Haslett, H. J. Hetherington, Miss Higgins, P. L. Houston, Mr. and Mrs.
E. D. Hurst, N., Engineer
Capt. Innes, Capt. R. Johnson, E. F. Kampf, H. H. Kerr, F.
King, Chas, G, Knoge, De §. H.
Afacrily
NAME.
Allion Arrivals at Home-and May-Persia, Ras Andmneda Issa, Sattuma, Tourant, 6th May-Kremum, || Astraca Sambia, 9th May-Pok Ling, Benkdi. 12th Bonaventur May-Malacca, Achiller, 16th May-Swan Centarinn ... izy, Tonkin, Richmond Castle, 19th May Cherub Antenor, Prins Heinrich, 25th May-Manila. | Di:dem 26th May-Marguis, Bacquehem, Georga, T. Yama Hay 30th May-Denglot. and fune-P. E. Glary* Friedrich, Alcinous, Barout, Armand Bikit, Merionethshire, Suevia, Pyrrkus, St. Filians.
Post Office.
Handy
Hart ... Hecla... Hogue... Iphigenia'... Janur.. Kinaba Moorben
Tirelli, Mr. & Mrs. T. Trimnell, W. D Unbehaun, C. H.
Vickers, R. C. Watkins, Miss E. White, F. C. W. Williams, Mrs. C. J. Woll H. E. Woolmer, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E.
Vandin, Gordon
Vereker, Capt. and
Mr.
Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Watkins, R.E., Capt.
While, Dr. and Mrs.
Kaye, Major and Mrs. -. M. J.
Kelsall, Major & Mrs.
Barnett, H. J. O.
Dann, G. H.
CRAIGIEBURN.
| Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs.
Gray, S. H Kapteyn, B. D. Lyons, F. W. Marchant, Capt, and Mrs, and children Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant
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Smith, E. GranE
Montague
Wilson, Dr. NewellC. St. James. 1o.. Woodward, Mr. & Mrs
And children Wright, Mrs. R. J. L.
and children. Young, J. Ashton
OCCIDENTAL
Bochelmann, T... Chandler, Lieut.' Evenberg, Mrs, & son Fisher, R. Glasmann, G.
Haellermann, B.
Lovegrove, L. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. and daughter. Moser, K. Munro, Miss A. Pennefather, Min.
Repenning, T. Rinke, E.
Jahrling, Dr. and Min. Vesper, M.
Haler, G. L.
Hanna, H. O.
Jacob, T.
Johnsson, M. J.
Kegel, W.C.
Keyt, Dr.
Krill, Mr.
Wagner, A.-
Watson, Mr.
Watson, J. G. Watson, H. A. Wüst, G.
KOWLOON,
Davis, Dr. J. Leslie Eustace, Bert.
| Fleming, Dr. Henry C.
McCrae, D. Price, Capt. and Mrs.
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despatch-vesiel...
Manila Bacolod Iloilo......
HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
TONS, {GUNI I.H.P.
CAPTAIN,
Commander Harbord
Captain, R. elson Ummanney
Captain H. 1. Torlesse ... Captain Fegner
IPL
Captain B. W. Savory
Liant Commander Stevenson Captain Hon. Stopford ... Lieut. Commander J. May
battleship, 1st class cruiser, is clogs
cruiser, 1st class
cruiser, and class
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ог
LAST REPORTED AT
1,700
1,000
Weihaiwei
14,450 16 13,500
Captain Sydney R. Fremantle
Hongkong
11,000
16 10,500
Hongkong
rquiser, and class
4.365
10
7,000
Captain Lionet G. Tutnell.
Shanghai
cruiser, and class'
4,360
7,000
Hongkong
battleship, rst class ...
1500
$3,000
en route to England
water tank and tug ...
340
300
cruiser, 1st class
(1,030
16
16,500
Hongkong
Singapore
torpedo boat destroyer (..]
306
battleship, ist class...
12,9:0
16
5,700 $3,500
Hongkong
...Hongkong
torpedo boat desirayer ...
175
4,000
Hongkong
torpede boat destroyer
275
4,000
Lieut.Commander Richards...
++
Hongkong
special service torpedo-v..
6,400
1,400
Caplain E. F. D. Charlton
Hongkong
12,000
11,000
Captain Shortland
Hongkong
3,000
7,000
Captain William B. Fawciner
Singapore
torpedo boat destroyer
180
1.900
Lieut. Commander W. B. Darwall
Hoogkong
HE
river ganbaat
B<
1,200
Lieut-Commander E. V.F.R. Dugmore
Yangtsse
420
Occap...
river gunboat... battleship, rat class ...
Boo
Lieut-Commander F. B. Noble
Hongkong
12,950
13,500
Captain T. G Greel
....enroute to England.
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Manila Per Yunsang, 9th June, 3 PM. Tamar Kongmorn Kumchuck, Shuibing and Tak... Teal, hing-Per Sunus, gth June, 3 PM.
Bangkok-Per Andres Rickmere, toth June, 9'A.M,
Kabe-Per Daphne, 9th June, 11 AM Bangkok-Per Simsin, 9th June, 11 AM. Macao-Per Hearėskan, 9th June, 1230 P H. Saipa Singapore, Sourabaya and Samarang...-Per | Taku ....... Chuniang, gih June, 2 P..
Sutlej
Otter .. Rambler Robin... Sandpiper... Sirius
torpedo Soat destroyer
0,300
Lieut. Commander I. Kiddle
114
Hongkong
650
Commander C. E. Monro
240
Lieut. Commander Robert E. Vaughan.
river gunboal...
240
Licut, Commander H. T. Allay
411
cruiser, zod class,
3,600
7,000
Captain C. H. H. Moore
***
J
river gunboat.
240
Licut Commander Davidson
**
topedo boat destroyer ...
150
6,500
Hongkong
cruiser, int class
12,000
21,000
Captain W. L. Grant
***
receiving ship
4,650
Commodore Dicken
... Hongkong
river gunboat ...
180
Boo
Lieut. Commander E. Secretan
+1
Yangtze
bauleship, rst class...
12,950
13,500
Rear Admiral C. H. Adair
...
*
Hongkong
torpedo boat destroyer ...
6,300
surveying ship...
torpedo boat destroyer-
620 300
450
5,900
Lieut. Commander Gregory... Commander R. W. Glennie..... Lieut.-Commander C. E. L. Thomas
A
Hongkong
A
Hongkong
Hongkong
river gunbont
river gunboat
550 550
Yangtare
Yangista
A Mail will alone for:- Swatow, Singapore and Bangkok - Per Petchaburi, 9th June, & A.M.
oth June, 10 AM.
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per Haicking,
Timer, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cook town, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melboume, Adelaide and Perth-l'er Baitern, 10th June, JEAM.
Manila-Per Zafiro, 10 h June, 11AM. Singapore, Penang and Bombay--Per Capri, [toth June, 11 A.M.
Macro-Par Heungshan, 10th Juno, 1.1g 7.3. Shanghai-Per Tingsang, 10th June, 2 P.M. Shanghai-Per Foeckow, toth June, 3 P.M. Swatow and Bangkok-Per Keongwal, toth June, 5 PM.
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Macao-Per fleungshan, 131b June, 1.15 p.4”. Shanghai-Per Kluktang, tath June, 3 .. Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Korea, 13th
· Amoy, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama,
june, 10 A-3.
Vengeance Virago Waterwitch Whiting Woodcock... Woodlark ...
surveying-vessel
river gunboat
* Flag of Admirai Sir Gerard U. Noel, Commander-in-Chief,
+ Flag of Rear Admiral the Hon. A G. Corzan-Baw^, C.B., C.Ma.
Surveying
West River ...West, River
Lieut. Commander G. H. H. Holden...
Wethalwal Yaugtose
Hongkong
Th
Lieut. Commander Hugh Somervills Lieut.-Commander Jno, F. Knox...
FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA, STATION,
NAME.
FLAG AND DESCRIPTION.
TONS. GUNA, H. P.
·COMMANDING OFFICERS,
LAST REPORTED AT
10
1,700
Lieut. Ferrel
Saigon
$00
Lieut. Jeannel
Hongkong
Lieut. Hue...
Polynesien, 13th June, 11AM
india via Tatiario- l'er
Macao Heungskan, 13th June, 1.15 P.M. Sourabaya and Samarang-Per Chuniang, Acheron 13th June, a P.,
Argus Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Avalanche... Island, Cooktown, Cairos, Townsville, Bride Balonnette... bane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zea- Caronads... land, Melbourne, Adelaide and Parth-Per Casse-tāte ... Changtha,
Comète Manila 13 Juan, 3 P.M.
Tean, 13th June, 3 FM
D'Ais hing-Per Lintan, 13th June, 3 P.M.
Kongmoon, Kumchak, Shaining and Tak. Décidés
Descartes Singapore, Penang and Calcutta-fer Estoc Namming, 14th June, 11 a Myjak
Francisque... Macho-Per Heungshan, 14th June, 1.15 PM. Fronde Tientsin-Fer Woinng, 14th June, 2 P.M.. Macao-Per Bangshan, 15th June, 1.IS PM, Gueydon Kongmoon. Kemchuk, Shuihing and Tak Henri Rivière ... bing-Per Samui, 15th Jube, 3 P.M.
Manila-Per Rudi, 17th June, to AN, Bengal, 17th June, as AM.
Europe, SC, India, via Tuticoria-Per Kersaint
Lynx S9+
Guichen
Jacquin
javelino
armoured gunboat river gunboat
river gunboat cre river gunboat ...
tiver gunboat...
river gunbost gunboat
armoured cruiser gunboat
Cruiser. river gunboat... destroyer ... destroyar....
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A
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protected cruiser Armoured cruiser river gunboat. river gunboat... destroyer ... croiser the sub-marine... Armoured cruiser ...destroyer...
river gunboak 195 gunboat.....
HI
240
140
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*
RES, SERRA, 3, 4, 5, 255, 25
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Lieat Merveilleux du Vignaux Captain Allaire... Lieutenant L'Est... Commander Amet ... Lieut. Mère Ligut. Coton! ..
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Haiphony Saigon
Saigon
Saigon
Gail of Siam
**
Bale d'Along
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Haiphong
*** ***
Saigon
100
Haiphong Haiphong
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Llaut. Portier...
Commander Sagot-Duvauroux
Commander Simion,
438 9,500
1,000
5.500
6,300 303
Llaut. Jebenne...
20,200
Capt. Ridoux...
308
Lieut Corlouer
300
3,200
Armbruster
19,600
Capt. Duval
300
Lient Frat
Lieut. Grollier....
Lient Lavissière
(+6,300
Lieut de Reinach-Wert
Lieut, Glorieux
6,07%
Lieut. Labail
10
to
38
1,700 20,000 900
Capt. Duprier..
Capt. Guiberteru
Lieut. Roque
Capt. Terquem...
4,560 500
Lieut. Brignon
*Flagship of Vice Admiral Bayle, Commander-in-Chief
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Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama and Montcalm... Seattle, Wash. Per Minnstola, 19th June, biousquet i I AM.
Olry Swatow, Wei-bal-wel, Chefoo and Tientsin Peibo Oscar 11, Nor. Lu, 2,000, R. Olsen, 6th June,-Per CAIA, noth June, 3 1.18.
Pistolet Kuchinotte 31st May, Coal M. B. K.. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe,
Yokohama, Frotéa....... Petchaburi, Ger. as, 1,375. G. Hillmann, and
Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Per. Empress Redoutable,.. June Bangkok vin Swalow 25th May, of India, 1st June, to A.M., E Rice.-B. & S.
Styx
Petrarch, Ger. as, 1,35z, C. Ahrens, 41b June, Saigon 31st May, Rice and Gen.-S., W & Ca
"The drinking of 'vizo (a native drink) is common among the enlisted force, and the tram of unfortunate symptoms following this | habit has no doubt been neted by others with longer experience than mine. While all of these lits cannot be traceable to climate, and environment, there is a frequency in their occurrence and a flagrant manner about the way in which they are committed that is differ ent from that seen.elsewhere. An anemic brala is incapable of doing good work, and meat of the people who has spent a long time here have anaemia of one form or another. salt was a wise step to cut the cruise in these lelands down to two years, and I thoroughly believe that observation will prove that aven two years is too long for the average white | Signal, Ger, s.6, 907, A. Bendixan, 4th June,— man to maintain his health is that climatske
Samien, Ger. 1, 998, F. Richwaldi, jih Juno-Bangkok via Kohsichang 19th May, Rice-M, & Co. Scottish Hilla, Br. ship, 1,998, Blackmore, and
Jung-Cardiff: 14th Jan, Paten Foil- Admirality.g
'Bangkok 39th May, Rice.-J. & Co
Europe, & Inda, vía. Talicorin-Pa Zielen, atat Jaun, 13 A.M.
Sully m Cebu and Iloilo Per Kolfang, and June, Burprise Takiang Frederich, Wilhelmsbalen, Herbertshohe, || Takout. Matupi. Sydney and Melboume-Far Wills | Vanban kad, 27th June, 10 A.MASS
Vigilante
Hurope, &c., India, via Tuticorin- Per Caledonien, 27th June, 11 AMG
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Shangbai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokobama, Victoria and Vancouver, (B.C.)—Per Torkar, 5th July, 9 að.
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battleship, reserya ia
- xiyar ganbout se
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Halphong Salgon Baie d'Along Haiphong Haiphong Haiphon Chemulpo & S'bal Saigon
Baie d'Along
Bale d'Along
Chua kip Tongku
Dais d'Along Saigon
Balgos
Haiphong
Saigon
Bale d'Along Baie d'Along
Upper Yangisa Baigon Hoogay Wa-chew-fa
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