Hankow dispatch reports that H.E. Teén Ch'un-ming, Provincial Judge of Hupeh and lately promoted to the Acting Governorship of Kueichou pro- 6 vince, has fallen suddenly ill and cannot leave Wuchang for his new post. His Excellency had made all arrangements to start on his journey on the 4th inst, but the day before. that he was suddenly attacked with hemorrhage of the lungs, which entirely incapacitated his Excel-Iency from leaving his room. In "the almost daily telegrams have eon arriving from the prespnt'Agting Governor of Kueichou at Kueiyang, asking his Excellency to hasten his journey South.
'The Movements of the Russian Interned Shi; In obedience to instructions received from H.E. Viceroy Chou Fu, at Nanking, the Shisnghai Tsotsi has sent to his Bscollency the following list' containing the movements of the Russian vessels that have been interned in this port The cruisers Askold and Mandjour accompanied by the destroyers Bodry' and Grosovoi are to leave Shanghai for Viadivostock on the 13th inst." Two small vessels, the Svir and the have not yet received orders to leave port. The following have already left Shanghai Meteor on the 28th ultimo for Odessa Livonia on the 30th ultimo for Libau; Curonia for same destination on the 2nd instant; Mongolia for Viadivostock on the jame'date; Cores for Libau on the 4th inst.; and' the Visdimir, Voronej and Yaroslov on the 7th inst, for Japan ports. The above is full list of the names of Russian war.vessels and transports, etc., that have been interned in Shanghai during a part of the recent war and released at the end of it.
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