Maritime Passenger Dispatches From Marseille June Mails
Messageries Maritimes steamer mails list passengers and destinations. From Marseilles on June 15 to Yokohama sailings include H E Wooyeno Mame and suite with several Japanese names. to Shanghai W Carlos B Carlos Miss Lundin. to Batavia various travelers. to Singapore Rauch. to Colombo John Douglas Marrio. Subsequent entries note Sindh July 13 to Shanghai Rev J Tate Kitts Gipperich and to Colombo Bois. Glenlyon from London June to Shanghai F du Jardin and Singapore R H Smith.
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Messageries Maritimes
Dnadyr
Marseilles
Yokohama
H.E. Wooyeno
Mame
Wooyeno
Yoshiwarra
Yamanakia
Wismer
Sonada Kokichi
Abegg
Shanghai
W. Carlos
B. Carlos
Lundin
Batavia
Biuermann
Hoez
Iranenee
Singapore
Rauch
Colombo
John Douglas
R. Marrio
Peiho
J.J. Everts
Sindh
J. Tate Kitts
Gipperich
Mra. F
Glenlyon
London
F. du Jardin
R. H. Smith
Ats
French mail arrives early via Naples to the Athos
The French mail, dated as above, reached the Athos five days before its due date through Naples. No later Japan advices arrive via San Francisco. Telegraph lines to the Far East are functioning satisfactorily.
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Naples
Athos
Japan
San Francisco
Far East
Passengers Inward and Outward List by Steamship
Maritime passengers arriving and departing by multiple ships with origins including Yokohama Shanghai Hong Kong Saigon Batavia Singapore Galecy and Colombo. Names of travelers and accompanying families listed with destinations such as Yokohama Shanghai Hong Kong Singapore and Colombo and dates May 16 May 29 June 12.
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Hommeward
London
Japan
Tokio
Oes
Yokohama
Ningpo
Amoy
Bangkok
Borneo
Labuan
Sarawak
Batavia
Samarang
MaLacca Straits
Sourabaya
Singapore
Enang
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company
Gaelic
San Francisco
Messrs
Henry Hersberg
S. L. Wilson
Chas. Seymour
J. R. Stevens
A. D. Gring
L. L. Forbes
J. H. Wisner
M. Futis
W. H. Macomber
Henry Merriam
D.C. Forbes
F. N. Hungenstein
Shanghai
Falcott
Hong Kong
W. T. Brooke
Advice to British Merchants on Japan Treaty Reforms
The Japanese government may propose tariff changes and port openings while keeping or altering the 1866 tariff. Sir Harry Parkes asks British merchants to submit views on treaty and tariff modifications and their potential trade effects. The British Foreign Office invites discussion by other powers as well.
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London
Japan
Harry Parkes
Great Britain
Legation
D’echo du Japon
British Foreign Office
England
France
Germany
America
Loo Choo Islands
China
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van Berg
Wyck
Andrean
van Houten
de Mustre
de Bens
van Voors
Schmidt
Guiddi
Barlow
Fisher
Patterson
Serug
Gneemann
Rowe
van Sain
Canetes
Zaragoga
Lenore Armadeville
M. de Guigne
Bernardets
Galecy
Mr. Kelly
Per P
Australia
Southampton
J. L. Chalmers
J. P. Reid
Breen
Heros