We take the following from the " Hor kong Daily News" of the 23rd inst, The British transport Antillian of Liverpool, arrived yesterday moruit to the man-of-war anchofhge. the following for the Hongkong Garrison—Lieuts. G. 'T. H. Dickson, O. D. L. Williams, H. Hill, and 106 men of the Welsh Fusiliers: and for Weihai-—Major T. W. Bowles, Capt. H. M. Elliott, Lieuts, H. L, Stephenson, E. Wighton, 2nd Lieut. FW. Loveday, and 126 men-of Ca. Southern Division R.G.A. Caps. M. H. Roberts, 2nd Lieuts, "C, Forsyth, R. R. Punnett, R. Harman, B. 'T. Hasiewood, one warrant officer and 113 men of the 15th Southern R.G. A., Cupts. G. E. Galbraith, K. E. Haynes, Lieut. D. Clapham and 59 men of the ith Ca. Western Div. R. G. A. She also brought. Maxims or Pompoms Det. 1. R. A., in charge of Capt. C. W. J-Orr and 7 men; a siege train in command of Lieut.-Col. T. Perrott, with Capt. H. S. de Brett, D. S. 0.. as Adjutant, Major Dobell of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, Lieuts 'T. Biggan of the R.A.M. Corps, W. Quemnell. 1.0.M., of the A. O. D 29 horses and mules and 14 guns. The abore are the first lot of troops arrived here from Cape Town. The siege-train was that intended for the bombardment of Pretoria.
The City of Cambridge arrived yesterday sith No. 4 Coolie Corps and part of the 54th Native Field Hospital, two British officers accompanying the former and one the latter.
The transports Vadala and Islanda arrived from Taku yesterday. The Sunda left for Shanghai.
To-day the three Italian transports, Giava-Mario, Minghetti and Singapore will leave for the north, under convoy of the cruiser S'romboli, probably at 2 p.m.
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