London vid Bombay, 13th Jo ary. leaves Suez torday.—-Heuer, Admiral Botrovosky's ¢quadron
Ihth January Admiral Botrovosky's squadron has left Suez.-—Rewter.
Tokio, 17th January It is reported here that the Baltic Fleet is to leave Madagascar for the eastward on the 19th inst.—Our own Osaka, 18th January A telegram received by the Foreign Departm=nt at Tokio says that the Baltic fleet, now concentrated at Madagascar, is expected to leave there, ea-twatd bound, on the 19th inst. If the fleet really leaves, its next station will probably be the island of Diego Garcia, south-south-west of Culombo—Special service.
London cit Bombay, 18th January.
French correspondents at St, Peters~ burg state that the Bultic feet had sailed from Madagascar,—Feuer, London vid Bombay, 18th January.
stay of the Bultic fleet at Madagascar The Tessnteneny of Jaman at the Bsadsoua misapprehension with regard to the French neutrality regulations.
The latter differ totally from the British regulations, and place no limit on the stay of a belligerent in a French port, unless accompanied by a p: iz.
It is pointed out that the Japanese may enjoy similar sdventages at
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