The following notes are from the "Hong kong Daily Press" of the Ist instant.
Two more transports arrived from India yesterday, viz., the Nowshera from Bombay and the Urlana from Calcutta, The Nowshera brings:—1st Goorkhas six British officers, eight native atticers, n.c. officers and men, 45 followers, and six horses. Bonfhay Sappers and four British officers, four native atticers, 191 ne. officers and men, six horses and 18 's. GGth Field Hospital: one British officer, five n.c. officers men, 58 followers, and one mule. The British officers are Major Carnegy, Capts. Curper, Grant, Lindsey, Hutchinson and Bro (4: hGoorkhas), Beats. Boileau, Pridham, Craster and Chaldeentt (Bomly Sappers and Miners), Lieut. Groube (No. 1 Section Native Field Hospital 'The Urlana brings:~Transport Depart ment: two British officers, seven ne. officers and men, 58 followers, and one horse. Transport' Mule Corps: tour n.c. officers and men, 220 followers, three horses, and 405 mules, 39th Field Ho j men, 65 follow horse, and three mules, Speci vice officers: One British officer, three followers, and three mules. Bakery Department: n.c. officers and men, 1; followers, 6, Postal Department: n.c. officers and man 1; followers 2; horses 2. The British officers are Major Metntyre (commanding), Captain Willoughby (Special Service Otticer), Lieut Dees (Divisional Compt. Oficer), Lieut. McCoy, IMS.
MOVEMENTS OF BRITISH sus, The Jelunga arrived at Singapore on Monday with naval reinforcements for China, and the Arethusa, which is coming out to China from the Pacific Station, reached Yokohama, The Marathon has left for Taku, and the Mohawk has left to bring up' refugees from the neighbourhood of Hoihow. The transports Pentakota, Virawa, Duke of Portland and Urlana all leit yesterday for Wei-hima, The Nairung departed for Bom-Jo
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