PAMPHLBT, No. III, concluding the correspondence and documents which have been published in the N.-C. Herald, regarding the Massacre and subsequent events in the North of China.
'The present pamphlet completes the hi tory of the occurrences, begun in the two previous pamphlets. Besides Correspondents' Letters, it contains Chung-how and 's joint Report upon their in-Prince Kung's Despatches to Count Rochechouart, explaining the terms of settlement; and the Imperial Edict ordered to be posted throughout the Empire.
Also, the Correspondence relating to the withdrawal of the American Missionaries from Tu Viceroy of Nanking, and official papers regarding it Correspondence relating to the feeling produced at Newchwang, and the Residents' letter to H. M. Minister An account of the outrage at Fatshan The Chamber of Commerce letter regarding Chung-how. "G.'s" Letters on the Taku Forts, &e., &e., Price }-dollar coin.
30 per couple. 1 sal aint 15 @ 20 per couple. Wild Geese (large)... 65 @ 60 Te. (sul). 30 @ 40 each. Sipe se ye vee oe $10... for 8a 12, Woudeock ' 75 a $1.09 each. Qu E 1.00 @... for 18.220. Turkeys €.00 a 8.00 each. Fowl 2.00 @ 4.00 per doz.
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