The first lot of the foreign war correspondents embark on a transport at Moji on the Gth instant for the front.
Prince P*u Lun.
HLH. Prince P'n Lun, Chinese Envoy to the St. Louis Exposition, left Yokohama for San Francisco yesterday afternoon by the 0. & O. liner Gaelic, The steamer came alongsiile the pier for the convenience of embarkation, and prior to her departure there was a large turnout of leading Chinese and Japanese to bid H.LH. bon voyage. Six Japanese torpedo-boats escorted the Gaelic out of the harbour and, as she glided though the shipping, the mon-of-war fired a salute. Among other passengers by the' Gaelic for San Francisco, there was also.
Admiral Sir Cyprian Bridge, 6.C.B., who has been replaced by Sir Gerard Noel, in command of the China Station,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.
