London vit Bombay, 14th September.
It is understood that the King and Admiralty have telegraphed their sympathy.
The "Times" says that England as the oldest seafaring nation in the West feels poignantly the heavy blow to the Japanese navy. Fortunately, the Japanese are men who bear ill-fortune without wincing. All natio-s including the Russian sailors will mourn the tragic fate of the Mikasa, and the homage to the memory of the dead.
All the papers write in a similar strain.—Reuter.
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