The Messageries Maritimes liner President Doumer left Kobe yesterday and is due to anchor at Woosung some time to-morrow on her way through to Marseilles, via paris. No details of arrangements for the landing of inward passengers and the embarking of outward passengers could be obtained yesterday, but the company expects to have this infor-motion by this afternoon, The President Doumer will sail from the safe anchorage off Woosung to-morrow on her way to Hongkong. her next port of call.
Further information regarding movements of China Navigation Ca. ships has been received {rom Messrs Butterfield & Swire. The s. Sinkiang was to leave Hongkong at noon on Tuesday, for Hongay and Shanghai; the s. Kanchow left Chinwangtao at daylight on Monday for this port; the s. Luchow arrived in Tsingtao at 830 am. yesterday on her way south to Shanghai and Ningpo; and, finally, the s. Ninghai should be ready to leave Hongkong on Saturday, November 20.
Indo-China ships expected by Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Ca. during the next few days include the s, Fausang, due at the Kinleeyuen Wharf from Hongkong and Swatow, the s. Hangsang, at the same wharf, to-morrow from Tienisin, Chefoo and Tsingtao; the s. Tingsang on Sunday from Hongkong; and on Monday the s, Kwaisang, from Tienisin, Chefoo and Tsingtao, and the s. Leesang, from Hongkong and Swatow.
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