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LATE, TELEGRAMS.
[N. C. D. Newi.]
Japanese and American Opinion.
Tokio, 3rd August. The Tear's message in the Oficial Mes singer, that he will fight until the enemy is crushed, and that there shall be no cession of territory or payment of an indemnity, has pro duced a conviction in Russia that peace is "im- porsible,
The American Press is at a loss to under stand what is the Tear's real futention,
Mr. de Witte in a wireless Interview said ha was afraid the negotiations would end in a week, the Japanese conditions being too in- | folerable to admit of discussion.
The abandonment by the Russians of the entire province of Ussuri leaves the way open to the Amur; and the Japanese ridicule tha Russian garrulity as inventions to deceive the public.
Meanwhile the Japanese are confident that the Russian credentials are plenary, and main- tain that the Russians must have peace.
In the contrary case Japan is fully prepared to continue the campaign, which will testify to the abundance of her resources.
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The Status of Kabafato,
Tokia, 3rd August. `
Now that the Japanese military administra tion has been proclaimed in Kabafate (Sagha lien), the Russians who continue to resist will be dealt with as rebels:
A Civil Commission has a's been selected, and will shortly leave Tokio.
The War in North-West Korea. Tokio, 3rd August. The Russians on the Korean side of the Tumen are about one division. There are only a series of outposts along the Manchurian
side.
AMERICAN BOYCOTT:
THE CHINESE PROTEST.
To judge from all the local Chinese news. papers whose columns without exception for the past three weeks or so have been nearly half full, daily, with news from all parts of the country about meetings among influential gentry and merchants commending the action of the merchant and gentry of Shanghai, the American boycott idea," says the N. C. D. News, seems to have taken on with all clauses of Chinese as the only effective way of showing their dislike of the unjust clauses in the new Chinese Exclusion Treaty. Moreover, there seems to be a feeling among some Americans that the mandarins have something to do with the movement and that the Chinese Govern, ment can be coerced into putting a stop. The mandarins as a matter of fact, and this we have discovered after careful inquiry, have nothing at all to do with the boycott on American goods, as it is a spontaneous action on the part of the merchants and gentry, and the manner in which it has been received throughout the country proves that the masses are unanimous- ly in favour of the inevement.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
Fooshing, Br. 1.s., 1,423, T. Arthur, 5th Aug.,
Samarang and Ports 28th July, Sugar.-J.; M. & Co.
of the gods. In the midst of his freary he de- livered his message to the effect that it was the will of the gods that the boycott should be pro- secuted with burning ardour, and relentless Germania, Ger..., 1,000, H. Jluge), 30th Juls, determination. The words were written down-Sydney 15th July, Cocas-S. & Co. by all present who could read, and the next Glenroy, Br. 86, 3,141, T. Darko, 8th Aug. day were sung by young and old all along the
Singapore and Aug., Gen-McG. Bros. & countryside, while at work in the fields.
Shipping.
'Arrivals.
Mazagon, Br's, 1,280, W. H. S. Hall, 8th
Aug., Kaba30th July, and Mofl 3rd Aug., Goa-P. & 03. N. Co.. Kwanglee, Ch. s.., 1,468, R. Lincoln, 8th Aug-Shanghal 4th Aug., Gen.-C. M. 9. N. Co.
Haimun, Br. as, 636, A. J. Robson, 8th Aug,
Tamsui via Amoy 7th Aug., Gen-D
L. & Co.
Kalyan Br. 14. 1,143, 1. Speed, 6th Aug. 4th Aug, Bugat.-B. & Shaohsing, Br. 3.5, 1,307, F. D, Northcombe,
8th Aug.-Canton 6th Aug, Gen.-B. &
S.
Qopack, Br. 6.5, 2,517, J. Barber, 9th Aug,,—
Singapore 5th Aug., Gen.-B. & S. Wosang, Br... 1,127, H. S. Malkin, 9th Aug-Tientsin and Aug, Gen.-J., M. & Co.
Oscar II, No. 8, 200, R. Olson, 9th Aug.,
Alesin, Ger. ss., 3.113, F. Sachs, gth Aux
-Kuchizotzu 3rd Aug, Coal.-M. B. K.
Shanghai 5th Aug., Gen.-H. A. L Ningchow, Br. 13 5,714, Davies, 9th Aug.,
America via Shanghai 6th Aug., Gen.-B.
& S Merionethshire, Br. .., 1,940, C., H. Burch, 9th Aug-Singapore 3rd Aug, Gen.-S., Ileimdal, Nor. s... 762, S. A. Johnson, 9th Aug.Amoy 7th Aug., Ballast.-D. & Co., La.
T. & Co.
('rogress, Ger, 8.8., 903, F. Bremer, 9th Aug,— Kwong chow-wan 8th Aug., Gen.-S. & Co.
Gaen, Nor. s., 625, Hans, Dahl, 9th Aug-
Sourabaya 29th July, Sugar,-Order.
Clearances at the Harbour Office. Kwangles, for Canton. fann, for Haihow.
inghin, lor Swatow. ithenian, for Ampy. amun, for Swatow. Heimdal, for Manila. Wallace, for Calculta, Wotang, for Canton, "opack, for Nagasaki. Alta, for Singapore. Namang, for Singapore.
Beris August 9.
Athenian, for Vancouver, Orestes, for Shanghai, Hellas, for Shanghai. Saxonia, for Shanghai, Rechuana, for Bangkok, Glenstrae, for Rangoon. Acilia; for Singapore. Namsang, for Calcutta. Empire, for Australian Ports. Shaohsing, for Shanghai. Promise, for Satow.
anot, for Haiphong. Kwangles, for Canton.
Prary art
Per Wasang, from Tientsin-Miss Ei, Per Onpack, from Singapore-151 Chinese, Per fitmun, from Const Ports-Mr. Bald. win, ·
Par Kwangle from Shanghai-Messrs. Iamsworth, Robien, Smedly, and 121 Chi-
nest.
-Passengers departed.
Per Armand Behle, for Shanghai-Mr. Chan Woon Man, Mr. and Mrs, Clark, Miss Stéphane Julien, Mr. J. Mills, Misses Tayllie, Suffy, and Mr. George Reddle. For Yokohamaa-Mr. Ph. de Sesaison.
Per Tonkin. for Saigon-Rev. P. Delagues, II. Lackeyer, S. Hill, Meur. J. Robert, A. F. Golf, Ful Bomaston, Philippe Paoli, Ernest Casloth, Tehong Kieh, Duclos. ntonis Cos. taldi, Ceares Arnisse and Leopold Blazy. For Singapore-Mr. J. B. Harrop. For Batavia-
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Macao will be closed at 8 a.m., and that for Canton at 9 am, 1077
Mails for Hamtan, Sanbue, Kongmoon, Kumchuk, Samshul, Wachow and Canton every evening at 5 pm. On Sundays the mails will be closed at 9 am, and
No mall will be closed for Canton on Satur day evenings
Hohenzollern, Gar. 1.1. 6,660, 0. Kraeft, noth July, from Genoa, Ballast.-M. & Co.
On and after 15th July, 1905, the rate Holstein, Ger. ss, 986, A. Niejabr, 18th July, of postage on letters from Hongkong and the Haiphong and Halbow 27th July, Rice. British Postal Agencies in China to Australia -J. & Co.
will be at the rats for 4 cents for each hall Hongkong, Fr..., 743, A. Susoni, sth Aug., ounce instead of 10 cents so at present.
Haiphong and Halbow 4th Aug, Rice,The rate of postage on letters from Australia Sugar, Pigs and Bullock A. R. M. to Hongkong and the British Postal Agencies Indravell, Br. 2.1., 3.768, 9. Callington, and in China will be reduced from sid, to ad. for
Aug-Darban 30th June, Bellast.-G. sach half ounce.
& Co.
Kaifong, Br. ., 986, E. Finlayson, and Aug. ➡Cebu and follo 29th July, Sugar.—B. & S
Katauga, Br. u., 2,159, Jas. McBride, 7th Aug Kohsichang, Ger. 13, 1,392, C. Gosewluch, 6th
Mall 31st July, Coal.-M. B. K. Aug-Kohlichang 30th July, Rice.-B. &
S.
Lisa, Swed. s.&., 1,577, H. Horndahl, arst July, Kobe 17th July, Gen.-Shun Tal S. N. Co Loongang, Br. L., 1,992, Á. X. Sandbach, 7th Aug-Manila 4th Aug, Gen.-J., M. &
Co.
VIBITORS AT THE HOTELS.
HONGKONG,
Lewis, A, R.
Macdonald, D. Marriott, Dr. O. McCallough, E. R.
9. 1905.
PEAK.
King, Dr. and Mrs. Loader, Mr." Martin, R. Macdonald, Mr. Meite, Mr. and Mrs. G. Mitchell, R
Moxon, Mr. and Mrs.
'Herbert.....
Beattle, A. Aucot, E. F. Beattie, M. P. Borand, Mr. and Mrs. Bourcheír, Mr. & Mrs. Boyd, Capt. and Mrs Brown, Mr. & Mrs. D.E. Clothier, A. N. Cocks, Mr. & Mr. A.E, Muelle, E.
Ollis, F. B. Darling, Col.
O'Neil, J, L. Hugh Dixon, Mr. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs, Parry, Major
Paxton, Capt. HAW Gales, Capt. Hallingworth, Mr. and Phillips, Major
Mri
Piggott, Mr. and Mrs. Harker, B. Brotherton Pollock, K.C., Mr. Huisan, Mr. and Mrs. Raigfe, Dr. and Mrs. Haynes, Col.
Bawer, Capt. and Mrs. Sinclair, Az Hazeland, F. A. Helogans, Ale
Hett, Mr. and Mrs..
FTaget
Hindekofet, Mr. & Mrs.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
August 8th 1005, a.m.
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Van da Stokes, Mr.
Thomas, Mr.
Hadig, D..
Jeffries, H. U.
Johnson, Rev,
Meikle, Mr. and Mrs.
E.
Joseph, Mr. and Mr.
Uffel, W. von Vandin, Gordon Vereker, Capt.
Mr.
and
Victoria Peak
Mrs.
Merlees, Mrs.
Miller, P. L.
Baldwin, A. M. Blagham, Mr. & Mrs. Lewis, L. S.
J. E and child Bissell, W. S. Disney, S. Bonner, E. A. Brennan, W. H. Brighton, F. G. Broughall, L
Nanshan, Br. 1, 1,219, A. W. Brynull, 6th
Aug-Kobrichang 31st July, Rico-Carter, W. L
Chinese.
Phra Nang, Ger. $.., 5,021, F. v. Mangelsdorff, and Aug,Bangkok 27th July, Rice.-B.
& S..
Petrarch, Ger. 5., 1,352, C. Ahrens, 7th Aug.,
-Amoy 5th Aug, Ballast.-S., W. & Co. Rubi, Br. 8.8., 1,619, A. H. Notley, 8th Aug. Manila 5th Aug, Gen.-S., T. & Co. Signal, Ger. ss., 907, A. Bendixen, 30th July,---- Bangkok 23rd July, Rice and Wood-. &
Co.
Thyrs, Not. 68, 3,419,.P. M. Toyre, 3rd Aug.
Kuchinottu 27th July, Coal.-M. B. K. Wallace, Br. ., 3,536, W. Smith, and Aug. Moji 26th July, Coal.-S., T. & Co.. Zweena, Br. s.a., 1,740, J. Ewart, 1st Ang Rangoon 21st July, Kerosine-Chinese.
SAILING VEBAXLA.
Eclipse, Br. ship, 3,169, McBryde, 31st July, - New York 14th April, Oil.-S. O. Co. Pass of Brander, Br. ship, 2,000, W. 1. Ryder, 29th July, Philadelphia 14th April, Case Oil.-S. O. Co.....
Vessels
Steamers Expected.
From
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Bunner, Mr. and Mr. Moon, Mr. & Mrs. E, M.
W.C.
Moore, Dr. W. B. A. Morrison, Mrs.
Clark, Hon. Dr. Francis Chambers, Mr. & Mr Murray, E. H.
1. K Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
R. G. Clark, M. O. Clark, T. Clegg, R.N., Eng.
Olido, O. C. A. Packer, B. L.
- Newington, A. G.
Pan, Mr. P N, La
Kare, Major and Mrs. White, Dr. and Kelsall, Major & Men,
Gap Rock
Macao
Haiphong Manila.........
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Webb, Mr. and M. Vladivostock, am.
Marchant, Capt, and Wilson, Dr. Nawoll
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CRAIGIEBURN,
PLI
Barnett, H. O.
Nicholls, E. A.
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Brown, C. A.
Russell, Mrs.
Cebu
Dann, G. H.
Smith, E. Grant
C. St. James. Da.m.
Frost, B. L.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant
August 9th, 1905, am.
Hogg, Mr.
Smith, Percy
Parfitt, W
Jameson, P. S.
Fatey, Mrs. E. O.
Lyons, F. W.
Montague
Lt.
Peake, W.
Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs, and children
Young, J.Ashton
T. L.
OCCIDENTAL
Roach, Mr. J. S. and
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child
Albert, B. E.
Anderson, G.
Avenberg, Tho.
Bertels, Tho.
Educ "Dept"
Dommik, B.
Fischer, Ch.
Fisher, R.
Frebes, B.
and Mrs. H. 1. Canningham, G. Davies, F. O. Doolittle, F. H. Douglas, Capt. & Mrs. Downing, Mr. T. C. Ferrand, L. M. Fletcher, B. George, H. Glover, C.
Grant, A. W.
Grone, Dr. F.
Grone, Mr. F.
Gunther, W. L.
Hall. Capt. T. Harding, R.
Hart, M., Engineer
Capt.
Innes, Capt. R. Kerr, F.
Dut
Laing, A. H. Large, H. I. C.
Agants
Manchutia......Manila...P. M. Co... Aug. to Bengal ......... Singapore P. & O.Co. Aug. 10 Indrasamba... Singapore J., M. & Co Aug. to Scandia ......... Singapore H. A. L.... Aug, 12 Eastern P. Darwin, G., L. & Co Aug. 13 Emp. of India. Vancouver. C. P. R. Co Aug. 14 Pekin...
...... Singapore P. & O. CoAug. 14 Preussen .....Colombo... M. & Co... Aug, 16 Changsha ..... Sydney. B. & S... Aug. 19 Ras Dara ... New York, S., T. & Co Aug, 21 Aragonia Portland... P. & A. Co Aug. 12 Willehad ..... Sydney ...IM. & Co... Aug. 28
Hongkong & Whampos Book Returns. Poschan,..........
Tak Mi...........
Paul Beau...
| Germania
Hans Wagner Signal Hongkong... Lauschan Haiching
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Reel, Dr. L. R
Rochet, L.
Scott, A. O. Shea, J. J. Skian, A. J. Skott, C Snewin, B. A. Stanley, H. H. Stewart, W. M. Thompson, M. L. Thomborrow, l. Unbehaun, C. H. Warren, C, D. Watkins, Miss E. Whitlow, A. W. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Zelaler, J.
KOWLOON. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Holmes, N, M.
Pinkers and child Price, Capt. and Mr. Goodwin, W. H. Hall; J. S.
Astraen
Bonaventure
Cadmus Cherub
Diadem...
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Erbo.. Ettrick Exa Fame... Handy Hecla...
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Lemeke, Capt. P.
Lowe, Mr. and Mrs.
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Chandler, Lieut, Army Majer, Capt, and Mis.
Furth, Heinz Georg Mein Kon Hales, G. L Hochne, Dr. Med. Hohnel, Dr. H. Koyl, Dr. H.
and child
Möller, H.
Munro, Miss A.
Obme, A Owen, O. E. Rocke, K. Scharnberg, H. Schmidt, Otto Sheel, Robt. H. Veeden, W. Vojacek, R.
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HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE OHINA STATION.
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Commander H. du C. Luard.....
Commander. H. D. Wilkin, D.§.0. Captain H. W. Savory
Lieut.-Commander H. E. Sulivan
Lieut.-Commander Bather... Lieut.-Commander Lewin Commander A. F. Everett Lient-Commander Stevenson
Lieut. Commander J. May
...Waihei wel
NAMR.
CLABB.
! CAPTAIN,
Kowloon dock.
Alacrity Andromeda
despatch vessel...
1,700
3,000
Commander Harbord
Wolhaiwel
cruiser, 1st class
11,000
16
16,500
Captain R. Nelson Ommannay
Walhalwel
Arun ...
torpedo boat destroyer...
$50
7,000
Lieut Commander R. H. Heaton
Weihaiwai
A
***
cruiser, and class
*
4.360.
10
7,000
Captain Lionel G. Tufnell
Shanghai
cruiser, and class
4.360
7,000
Captain H. H. Torlesse ...
Welhalwel
sloop
1,070
1,400
Yangtze
390
300
Hongkong
1,070
1,400
Yangtze
cruiser, 1st class
11,000
16,500
*
torpedo boat destroyer torpedo boat destroyer
560
7,000
Weihaiwel
550
7,000
Welbaiwel
torpedo boat destroyer....
7,000
Weihaiwel
torpedo boat destroyer ....
550
7,000
Weihaiwei
torpedo boat destroyer' ....
306
5,700
Welhalwei
torpedo boat destroyer...
275*
4,000
Weihaiwei
torpedo boat destroyer
275
4,000
Lieut-Commander Richards.....
Hongkong
J
Hogan.
phigenia lichen... Janus .. Kinsha
special service torpedo v... cruiser, et class
6,400
2,400
12,000
$1,000
Captain E. F. B. Charlton Captain Shortland .....
Weihai grei
Weihaiwel
cruiser, and class
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3,600
7,000
Captain William B. Fawckner
Weihaiwel
H
torpedo boat destroyer
550
7,000
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torpedo boat destroyer
3.900
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river gunboat
Br
1,200
Lieut. Commander C. Seymour... Lieut. Commander W. II. Darwall Lieut.-Commander E. V.F. R. Dugmore
Weihaiwel
Hongkong
Moorhen
Oper
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river gunboat..
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180
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6,300
Lieut. Commander F. B. Noble Lieut.-Commander J, Kiddle
11
650
Commander E. Monro
river gunboat
140
river gunboat
240
Lieut. Commander H. 7. Atlay
**
(117)
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cruiser, and class ...
3,600
7,000
Captain C. H. H. Moore
river gunboat
TOI
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240
Lient Commandar Davidson
A
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torpedo boat destroyer ...
250
6,500
In reserve...
LI 540
*
cruiser, 1st class
£3,000
31,000
Captain W. L. Grant
540
on route Walhalwał
receiving ship...
4,650
Commodore Dicken --
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183
Hongkong
Teal Virago Waterwitch Whiting Widgeon Woodcock... Woodlark....
*** +21
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river gunboat...
180
800
Lieut-Commander E. Secretan...
Yangista
2.
...torpedo boat destroyer
6,300
*
surveying ship....
450
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torpedo boat destroyer
5,900
river gueboat
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river gunboat
150
$50
10.
river gunboat
150
550
Lieut.Commander Gregory.....* Commander R, W. Glenníé ... Lieut.-Commander C. E. L. Thomas ...] Lieut. Commander G. B. Spicer-Simson Lieut.-CommanderHugh Somerville ... Lieur-Commander Juö, F, Knox.....
190
Weihaiwei
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Yangtze
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At the commencement of the agitation started by the mainbers of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, in Shanghai, there Was indeed an allempt made by the man- darius to stop the merchants and gentry from active protest against the new Exclu aian Treaty, but they were told that the Government had nothing to do in the mailer. "The common people have had their eyes opened by returning fellow.countrymen to the American interpretation of the Exclusion Treaty as unleriood at San Francisco, New York, and other cities of the United tnes. This has gone on for ten years already, against which those who tried to get into the States could do nothing, and we have to thank the makers of that treaty, for all our friends have suffered. Now this treaty has expired and has been denounced by our enlightened Minister in Washington, we the gentry and merchants who have been the principal sufferers intend to do what we can to show ur dislike of the treat ment that has hitherto been accorded un. Your Excellencies need not fear our going to ex"
Homeward-28th July-C. Ford Latiss. 2nd tremes. We will show the world that we are
Mr. Lianne Yok Seng. For Marseilles-August-Stom, 4th August-Jason, Octanten, civilised and patriotic, and as such the best Mess. H. Walegorski,and Cowd.
Pera, Ping Suey, Silesia, (Aust}
Rambler... way will be simply to s'op purchasing Ameri-
Per Tremont, for Moji-Mrs. time. For can-made guade. Your Excellencies surely Kobe-Capt. and Mrs. Meyer and a children.
Arrivals at Home~14th July-Polynesien, Rebla... Bayern, Benalder, Hudson. 19th July Ser Sandpiper... cannot force us to buy anything we do not care
For Yokohama Mr. A. F. Armstrong, Rev. A for." To this Chinese mandarindom could R. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis, child and via, Indrani, asth July---Ceylon, Abergeldte, Sidus make no reply, and to the boycott was
servant. For U. 8. AMessrs. William, Whampos, Sagami Susita, Poona Snipe ... Inaugurated.
Waters, John Claren, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Tenka, Falledon Hall, Socotra, 18th July-Kintuck, Taku
Caledonien, and Augun-Benmokr, Calchas, Sutle)... SUBSCRIBING TO THE AMERICAN BOYCOTT. Capt. H.A, Whittier, Mr. John Harold, Lieuts
The following guilds, by their respective Ex-en. A. Dewey, R. E. Smyer, Capt. A. Croskey, Senegambia, Dencation, 4th August-Bantu Tamar
9th August-Darmstadt. ecutive Committees, have signed acquiescencers. R. W: Henderson, Messrs. Wm. Derry, to the boycott on American i mufactures. viz: Charles Colter, F. J, Hovell and Mon Chong
Sundries, including cigarettes, etc., Kerosene Oll, Piece Goods. Pig iron. Hardware and Meials, Flour and Oregon pine. It was also -unanimously decided on the 31st of July last that the various guilds should each make out a Ilst of goods that had been contracted for from the United States previous to the 20th of July last, and also a list of American manu- factures now on sale in Shanghal. These lists as drawn up by the respective guilds are to be handed to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce here as soon as possible to be put on record add the various Chinese shipping agencies will, be notified as to such goods, will permission 10 export them if so desired. Shops and stores will also be allowed to sell whatever goods of American manufacture they may have In stock, so that no native need receive detri ment on account of the boycott, All this refers to godda contracted for or purchased prior to the acth of July last, the data set for the commencement of the boycott; if however, after that date it be discovered that anyone, for the sake of private gain, secretly contracts for the manufactus es of the boycotted nationality, then the bar kere' guilds have undertaken to strike out the name of such person, or shop, from their list of clients, and no more credit will be given to the unpatristic culprit. It is however, sincerely hoped that there will be no necessity for the guilds to take such extreme measures. All the above, of course, hang upon one single eventuality, namely, the unwilling. neus of the U. S. Government to revise the ob jectionable clauses of the new Exclusion Treaty.
THE GODS and the BOYCOTT. The Canton correspondent of N. C. D. Now says:-
Way.
Par Empire, for Australian Ports-Mr. A.
d' Ibuquerque, Rev. A. M. Alves, Mr. and Mrs. | W. Andrews, Mr. E. Atkinson, Right Rev. Bishop of Micao and servant, Revs. J. Bard- man, Burchell, Mesers. G. R. de Carvalho, J. Chapman, J. da Cunha, J. Dynos, D. B. Dyron, Miss A. Fawcus, Messrs. J. Ford, 1. C. Garo, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gray, Mr. and Mr. R. Herring, Messrs. F. Kanematiu, Kettlewell, P. Kleemo. 7. Machado, I. J. McDermott, Miss E. Mason, Geo Maurice, Rev. Mullins, Mr. Nishi kawa, Revs. A. M. Saramunto, A. M. Alves da Silva, Mr. M. da Silva, Lt.-Col. J. Stacey, and Mr. Walker.
It is well known that the idols played a very important role in stirring up the Boxers, and nerving them to attack foreigners In the summer of 1909. We see that in the "matter of American, boycott, too, the gods ap. pear to be giving their sanction to the move- ment. At Sunning, a place from which, in the past, thousands of Chiness have emigrated to America, recently, during the moonlit nights, farge gatherings of Chinese have been in evi dence to witness some theatricals. At these gatherings often geomancers and fortune-tellers. are found, with their bles and paraphernalia, who, for a certain consideration. will uproll the curtain from the future, and tell the Celestial what the fature has to disclose that concerns him. Last week at a gathering of the people there was great excitement. At a planchette table, ke a medium was wrought up to a great pitch of Ako meatusy, and professed to be adequately inspiréd
Bbipping Report Str. Maimun from Tamsui :-Fing clear wea- ther, and smooth sea.
Str. Copack from Singapore:-Light to mode. rate SW, wind, and fine clear weather through out.
Str. Hwanglee from, Shanghai-Moderate Sly and SW, winds, with cloudy weather, and moderate ses throughout the trip
Str. Moragon from Kobe:-Fine weather throughout, heavy lightning on 3rd, 4th, and 5th inst. accompanied by heavy rain.
Vessels in Port, STEAMED.
Arabla, Ger, 13, 2,868, H. Metsenthin, 3rd Aug-Portland via Japan 2nd July, Gen. -P. & A. S, S. Co. Arratoon Apcar, Br. L., 1,931, E. Fay, 7th Aug-Singapore snó Aug. Gen.-D. S. & Co., La
Banca, Br. 21, 5995. 1. B. Ferguson, 8th Aug-Singapore and Aug, Gen.-P. & 0.5. N. Co.
Battenhall, Br. ... 1,378, Chas. Raison, 29th Jaly, Sourabaya 20th July, Sugar.-D. &
Bourbon, Fr. 1.14 997, Ch. Sisco, 4th Aug.,-
Chefon 30th July, Vermicelli-Wo Fat Capri, Ita?, *.*, 4,195, G. Belsito, 3rd Aug.,-
Singapore 18th July, Gen-C, & Co. Cheang Chew, Br. 8,8., 1,213, E. Edwards, 25th July,--Slugapore 19th July, Gan.--Chi.
Chowtai, Ger. 8., 1,115, H. Textor, 8th Aug, Bangkok 31st July, Rice.-B. & S. Doric, Br. 1, 2,936, H. Smith, R.M.R., 31st July,San Francisco 1st July, Honolulu Sth, Yokohama ajat, Kobe 23rd, Nagasaki 25th, and Shanghai 29th, Maile and Gen,
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Post Office.
A Hall will close for!-- Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per Halmun, 10th Aug., 9 &M.
Singapore, Penang and Bombay-Per Capri, 10th Aug,, -II AM.
Macao-Per Heungshan, toth Aug,, 1.15 P.M. Cebu and floilo-Per Kaifong, roth Aug., 1 PM,
Tsingtau, Chefoo and Newchwang - Per- Holstein, 10th Aug, 3 Pai.
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torpedo boat destroyer...
surveying.vessel
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* Flag of Admiral Sir Gerard U. Noel, Commander-in-Chief-
Lieut-Commander Robert E. Vaughan
Yangtze
West River Weibaiwai Surveying Hongkong 4 West River
Singapore
Yangtere
Hongkong
Lieutenant L'Eost
Commander Amet ...
Capt. Ridoux
FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.
Singapore and Bombay-Per Masagon, 10th Aug.. 4 P.M.
Kobe-Per Changchew, 10th Aug× 4 P.M. Shanghai-Per Progress, 10th Aug, 4 P.M. Macao, Amoy, Shangbai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Acheron
Argus Doris, 12th Aug, 11 A.,
Macao-Per Heungthan, 11th Aug, 1.15 KM. - Avalanche ... Shanghai-Par Hangsang, 11th Aug., 1 F.M. Balonnette si
Caronade Manila-Per Loongiang, 11th Aug,, 3 P.M.. Manila-Fer Rubí, 12th Aug. 10 A.M. Europe. &c., India, via Talicorn-Pe Coromandel, 12th Aug. 11 AM,
NAME.
FLAG AND DESCRIPTION.
Toxs. GUNS H. P.
COMMANDING OFFICERS.
LAST REPORTED AT
432
armoured gunboat ...
1,796
#
river gunboat,
+
1,700 500
Lieut. Ferret
Lieut. Jeannel
Saigon Macao
11
river gunboat
140
150
river guphont
Haiphong Saigon
rivar gunboat...
150
Lieut, Hue
IT+
41
**
Saigon.
Casse-tête...
river gunboat....
44.
150
Salgon
gunboat
438
armoured cruiser guoboat
444
9,500
Lieut. Merveilleux da Vignaux Captain Allaire...'
Gulf of Siam
***
***
... ***
1,000
**
**
***
Saigon
Haiphong
***
cruiser.
Ker
5,500
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river gunboat ... destroyer.
Lieut, Mère
6,300
Lieut. Cotoni
104
**
Baie d'Along Haiphong Haiphong
303
Lieut. Jekenne...
Haiphong
9,376
20,200
Licot Portier ..
зов
Llout Gorlouet
30%
300
1,350
3,300
Commander Simon
Armbruster
勤ˋ
раб
154
9,700
19,600
Capt. Duval
***
134
307
6,300-
Lient. Frat
IN
**
Lient, Grellier.......
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Lienz Lavissière
30%
6,300
Lient de Reinsch-Werth
9437
6,071
...destroyer m
Lieut. Leball
armoured gunboat.
$7700
"armoured cruiser ·
gunboat:
10,014
20,000
Capt. Guibertpan
Capt. Dupriate.
629
.000
Lieut. Roque in
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river gunboat të
destroyer
250
Capt. Terguem
battleship, reserva^ ........
6,150
river gunboat ...).
133
4560 500
Lieut. Braquon
Comite D'Assas Macdo-Per Feungshan, 12th Aug,, 1.15 PM; | Décidéo Ningpo and Shanghai-Per Yochow, 12th Descartes ... Aug., 3 P.M.
Estoc Francisque Macao-Per Haungskan, 14th Aug, 1.1K P.M. Manila, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Fronde Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Guichen Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Greydoo Melbourne, Adelalde and Perth-Par Triwan, Henri Rivièm 19.
Jacquin 14th Aug. 3 PM,
Amoy, Straite and Rangoon-Per Palam Javoline
Kersaint collo, 14th Aug., 5-P.M.
Macas-Fer Hongshan, 15th Aug, 135 2.M. | Lynx o Singapore, Penang and Calcutta Per Montcalm...... Arraioon Aptar, 15th Aug., 3 P.M.
Mousquet
Singapore, Sourabaya and Samarang-Par Oly Foosang, 15th Aug. 2 P.M.
Jer
417
赤匪系
...destroyer »
protected cruiser armoured cruiser- river gunboat, river gunboat destroyer... cruiser....
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201 **
SAA ***
sub-marinë... ***
armoured cruiser destroyer...
river gunboat .........
• Funbost
H
14
...
461
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Pelko... Welbaiwel and Tientsin-Par Wösang, 15th | Pistolet
Protée... Aug., a P.M.
Kurope, &e Indin, via Tuticoriu-l'ei Redoutable..
Sabre ... Prins Heinrich, 16th Aug., TI AM
Swatow, Waihaiwoi, Chefoo and Tiantain--| Styx.....
Sally... Per Chihi, 19th Aug 3 PM, M.
Europe, &c, India, via Tuticorin-Per Surprise Takiang Sydney, 22nd Aug, 11 AM.
Frederich, Wilhelmshafen, Herbertshohe, Takon...... Matupi, Brisbane, Sydney and Melboome Vauban...
Vigilante Per Prins Sigismund, aand Aug, 11 AM,
Manila-Per Zafiro, 26th Augų II 4.1.
Malls for Canton, Samshai, Wachow and Macao will be closed on week days at 7,30 every morning. On Sundays, the mall for
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destroyer....
sub-marins... battleship, reserve
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| Fingship of Rear-Admiral da Fauque de Jonquières, Second-ja-Command.
Commander Sagat-Duvauraux
Lieat. Glorieux
Commodré C. P. M. Poldiode
单击
Bale d'Along
Baie d'Along
Haiphong
Halphong
...Halphong
... Saiges
Salgon
Saigon
Baie d'Along
Chungkingi
Tongkup
Baie d'Along
... Saigon
...Balgon
Haiphong
Saigon
Bale d'Along
Bais d'Along
Upper Yangise Saigon
Hongay Hongkong
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