Por ats, Fyclou, for Haakow—Rev. S. Hoyt, dh Biss Hoyt and three children, and Tax Shunpao has published what purports to be the Chinese text of the Chefoo Convention; and the document bears so much the impress of genuine ness, that we are inclined to accept it as a fair transcription. Minor differences, when the authentic version comes to be put forward, there will probably at the cost of a war. Those are the arguments urged on one side.
On the other has to be considered the imminent danger of rebellion brooke ing out the moment the Government became engaged in a foreign war— the injury to trade that would be thereby caused, and the untold suffering that
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