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In February, 1860, the Yang-tse was for the first time opened by treaty to the ships of other nations, and the “Scotland,” commanded by Captain A. D. Dundas, R. N., and belonging to W. S. Lindsay, an auxiliary screw steamship of 1,100 tons gross register, was the first foreign merchant vessel which loaded a cargo from Shanghai to Hankow, bringing back teas for transshipment to Europe and America; but it was not until 1863 that any English vessel loaded a cargo direct from Hankow for Great Britain.
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In
February,
1860,
the
Yang-tse
was
for
the
first
time
opened
by
treaty
to
the
ships
of
other
nations,
and
the
“Scotland,”
commanded
by
Captain
A.
D.
Dundas,
R.
N.,
and
belonging
to
W.
S.
Lindsay,
an
auxiliary
screw
steamship
of
1,100
tons
gross
register,
was
the
first
foreign
merchant
vessel
which
loaded
a
cargo
from
Shanghai
to
Hankow,
bringing
back
teas
for
transshipment
to
Europe
and
America;
but
it
was
not
until
1863
that
any
English
vessel
loaded
a
cargo
direct
from
Hankow
for
Great
Britain.
