Passengers Outward and Destinations by Steamship Lines
Passenger list dated December incidents shows outward passages on P and O steamers Massilia from Southampton and Marseille to Penang Shanghai Yon Kong Ceylon and Singapore with named passengers including captains, families, and several single travelers. Later entries list additional departures from Suez and Southampton to Hong Kong Shanghai Ceylon and China with numerous individuals and accompanying parties. The record reflects mid 19th century ocean travel patterns and passenger movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homewang
London
Japan
Yokohama
Nagasaki
Cn Ina
Peking
Tien-tsin
Chefoo
Chin-kiang
Shanghai
Ningpo
Foo-Chow
Formosa
Tamsuy
Amory
Id Swatow
Hong Kong
Fanton
Macao
Manila
Cocnin-Crina
Saigon
Siam
Bangkok
Borngo
Labuan
Sarawak
Java
Batavia
Malacca Straits
Singapore
Penang
O. Mutils
Suez
Southampton
White
Werbert Elias
G. Stanford
Yon Kane
Smith
Dent
Ceylon
J. Walker
J. Allcock
UH. Bois
Rutherford
J. C. Park
Marseilles
H. W. Wood
Friend
Geo. Crichton
J. Cram
A. J. Gunn
J. W. Broadbent
T. Caw
IL. H. Nelson
J. Sloane
R. Calderdon
Lo Ceylon
J. G. Davis
R. KE. Wope
J.Y. Green
John Fraser
Schweitzer
Bombay
Ottman
Coomarad Swamy
Per P
Jas. Henderson
A. Leigh
J. Maitland
Wilkinson
M. Wedgewood
G. Martin
J. Bannatine
W. Mayon
N. Jones
Carritt
Chusan Reach Shanghai and Silk Trade Talks Stir
The Chusan arrived Shanghai from Yokohama with passengers and crew from the Takiang steamer sold to Japanese. Reports note silk shipments and inquiry for foreign goods as naval interviews raise questions about Choshin and Tycoon authority. Officials warn of potential pressure if demands for explanation are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Shanghai
Nagasaki
Cooper, Elliott
Jardine, Matheson
Prince of
Choshin
Simonoschi
Kioto
Choshiu
Prince of Kiushiu
Kuper
Japan
Kinshin
Shikoku
Chinengoku
Nagato
Owari Zen Dainangon
Mats’daira Kchizen No Kami
Yedo