Tokio, 29th July.
The Vladivostock squadron has disappeared, "The P. M.S. Korea, from San Francisco, arrived safely at Yokohama this morning.—Our own 80th July.
It is reported from Oshima, off Izu, that four men-of-war were seen going full speed southward in the early moreing fourteen miles off, and three men-of-war forty miles off Oshima.—Our own correspondent, accustomed to work together under] the troops have long before been their respective staffs. The result has given sufficient proof of the whole mad me working smoothly without any noticeable friction, while on the Russian side, from the very beginning of the war, and even before that period, large bodies of troops have been cut up and mixed up ina Chefoo, 3rd: August, Later.
European who left Port Arthur it is reported that three men-of. on the 29th ult. and arrived at Téngchou states that the Japanese troops occupied two forts at Laolungtou on he 27th ult.
They retired on the 29tb, when the Russians reoccupied the forts, but the Japanese seized them again, taking a roundabout way from the war, apparently Russian, were ed at the eastern entrance of Tost gara Straits shortly after one this afternoon.—Our own correspondent, Later Hakodate reports that the three j Viadivostock cruisers were sighted way most bewildering to all outsiders, and this is perhaps not the least of the difficulties General Kuroparkin has to contend with in getting his units into ce-ordination and fighting train."
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