News was received in Shanghai on Thursday that Captain Wilson Walker, who was very well known on the China coast, had died at the Cliff House Hotel, Nagasaki. The death took place on the morning of the 5th instant, following an opera tion.
Captain Walker came out for the Nippon Yusen Kaisha a number of years ago, bringing one of their new vessels to the East. He afterwards was engaged in the coast trade between China and Japan, and was a familiar figure at one tim Shnghai, where he was highly respected by a large circle of friends. He afterwards joined the service of the Japanese Government as a pilot in the Inland Sea, and ved on the sub-committee. His after being in this work for a num-Honour appointed Messrs, A. Bas-ber of years he retired and lived at sett, J. W. Rice, and Earl B. Rose Nagasaki. as a special sub-committee to conduct the examination of Mr.
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