War, and his colleagues, reporting the penalties they consider should be imposed upon the Commandant at Uliasut'ai, and Clretintorchi and Tukarh, his colleagues, for having established a forwarding agency in Peking for the transmission of military stores before they had obtained the Imperial permission to do so. These penalties, and the modified for which has been substituted in their place, are chronicled in the Gazette of 28th Oct.
(2) Memorial from the President of the Board of Punishments and his colleagues in answer to the objections of Chung P'eihsien in the matter of the commutation of the sentence of Li Chin-mu, the man who murdered his nephew. (See Gazettes of id, 29th Oct. and Gth Nov.)
November 10th.—(1) Wu Yi-lan ER LEE) is appointed Taotai at Tientsin.
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