The number of wounded brought to Weihaiwei must approximate two hundred. Be-ide the naval surgeons who came up from Hongkong to attend the naval sounded, Majors Clark and O'Reilly of the R.A. MIC. have joined Major W. H. Start of the same corps to look after the milituy. The services of Dr. Peill, of the L. M.S. and Dr. Young of the I' P. M. have also been secured by the authorities, Dr. Smyth of the English Baptist Mission brought the last batch of wounded down by the Paluncotta yesterday, and went on to Hongkong by the suns hip in charge of nineteen of the wounded who are homeward bound. Major Bruce was also a passenger by the Palameotta; he is able to move about and seems on the fair way to recovery. Capt. Jellicoe arrived som) time ago and is now apparently among the convalescents, though he stil carries hiv arm in a sling. The more seriously wounded seem te remain at, Taku until they can be safely moved. Mr. Sterling of the Barfleur has been in hospital there for three weeks past, with a gunshot wound in the right hand and the bone of the upper leg fractured in two places,
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