The uncertainty of the situation in East Asia appears to be exciting apprehension jin Europe and America and some noted correspondents are beginning to arrive here. The Empress of Jxpan'on the '16th inst., brought to Yokohama Mr. Bennett Burleigh, of the Daily Telegraph," and Mr. Martin Egan of New York. Mr. IM martin is t-presenting the Associated Press of America.
Mr. Win. Jackson, late of the "Nagasaki Press," has now been appoint ed manager of the "Japan Guzette,"" Yokohama,
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