Inbound Mail Advices From Brindisi and Far East
The Paris and London mails reached Brindisi this morning on schedule. The next inward French mail from Yokohama to Singapore is due via Marseilles on Monday the 8th, having left Suez on the 24th two days early.
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Vie Brindisi
Yokohama
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Singapore
Marseilles
Suez
Passenger arrivals and departures listed for March steamers
A period report details inward passengers to Brindisi Venice Yokohama Shanghai and Singapore from Hong Kong Shanghai Singa Bares Galle and Galle with names of travelers and officers. Outward listings show departures to Yokohama Shanghai Singapore Hong Kong Saigon Galle Batavia and Shanghai aboard Meikong Sindh Wrench Anadyr with multiple individuals and families named.
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Leo
Brindisi
Nizam
Bingayire
Maclean
Lyon
Venice
Shanghai
Tham
Southampton
Mireapore
Yokohama
Hong Kong
T. Sullivan
E. Mulcahy
F. McClement
B.C. Scott
F. Bowman
W. Broad
C. St. John
Worthington
Patch
Singa
Menelaus
Holt’s Line
W. Tennant
Poole
Singapore
Hewat and Child
Hewet and Child
Carrington
Bocke
Hallifax
Fergusson
F. Stokes
Gordon
Leger
Amy
Galle
George Hayes
Cantrell
Holden
Sindh
Wheatley
Evans
S. Marsh
W. M. ‘Reeves
R.J. McKenzie
Daguin
Batavia
Erdman
van Goens
Vernant
Fraser Tytler
Anadyr
J. B. Johnson
Fairhurst
Sydney Deacon
Passenger listings on various ships to Asia and Africa
From the Djemnah to Saigon and Tigre to Batavia to Peshawar routes listing travelers by name, including Mr. and Mrs., children, officers, and consular officials. Additional delegations include Lombardy, Kihedive, Baroda, Thideé, Colorado, Viking, and P&O liners with destinations Shanghai Hong Kong Singapore Penang Galle and Yokohama.
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Saigon
Shanghai
R. Anderson
R. Nichol
Ceylon
Duncan
Lombardy
Brindisi
Hong Kong
W. Paterson
Galle
Anthony Trollope
Kihedive
Southampton
O. Percival
P. M. Grant
P. and
Thideé
J. M. Kelly
Annie J. Kelly
A. C. Gibson
C. C. Blakeslee
Far East Happenings From Yokohama
Pacific Mail Alaska brings Yokohama advices to January 24 with reports of China claiming Lew Chew authority, tension with Japan over Formosa, and plans for a Yokohama Shanghai mail line. Japan to seek tariff control, Berlin steamer destroyed, Siam talks opened, Korea envoy due, old money to be replaced, and foreign troops preparing to leave Yokohama.
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Yokohama
Alaska
San Francisco
New York
Foochow
Lew Chew
Peking
China
Japan
Formosa
Formosa, &c
Shanghai
Kobe
Simonoseki
Nagasaki
Berlin
Foreign Office
Siam
Korea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atest Aubices
Hommewaed
London
bYa Kiu-kiang
Ty Chin-kiang
Ningpo
Amoy
Swatow Pry
Cantona
Sia
Bangkok
Borneo Labuan
Sarawak
Penang
CryLon— Galle
Colombo
Glassengers
Viking
C. Vogeding
E. Ballhalder
J. F. Knox
H.B.M
Miss Knox
Lowrey
Jones
Far East