Count Enonyé bad once of the King on the Nogotintions were immediately oom. menced, and the disou His Exoellenoy and Kim, the Mi They concluded very favourably, terminating the Count's missier His Exoollency intends leaving for Japan in a fow days, The question as between Japan and El as yet untouched, General Bribro do's, we are informed, possession of Langton by the eud of His word honour to be February. The French demande are now reduced to the ratification of the Li-Fournier Treaty; no indemnity, no For-moss, But © hangs bac!
The following gentlemen have been duly nominated for election as Councillors of the Foreign Community of Shanghai, North of the Yang-ki ig Pang for the our-rout your:—Mesars, M. Adler, T. Biob Niaasets J. J. Keswick, R. Mackenzie, M. Gratton, F. Haskell, J. Hon:
Moses, A. Myburgh, and 8, Nathan, ragrot to have to announce the death Lowes, one of the oldest foreiga ts in Chin "phe charge against Mr, Armstrong of having conspired with his asrvant to burn: down ought not to have been scraated jople are generally of opinion
tiger himself guilty of sotting fire the evidence of Chinese, one of whom
The Chines cook and watchman charged hi
occupied. by Me, Armstrong were beoaght with setting fire to the house: ab Tung. bade up on remand at the Mixed Oourt'o1 day. It- willie" remembered "that thatthe! prisoners acoused Armstrong of having
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