October 3lst.—(1) A Memorial from Liu governor of Formoss, Heivn, called respectively and Wu Ch'ao-yang, who had been placed i ry charge of two rogimente of ed Jast year, were drawing for more men that they and were guilty of other out officers to inspect Tt was then found th bought to have been 600 stron, short, and that out of long service men attached to th one, In the roginm there were 49 men short and not a si long service mav, while himself was not with the rog two individuals were then sent for by the Memorialiat, when they both admitted the facts as eatablishe id Wu Ch'ao-yang three months grant 8,000." Lin regiment, viz: Tle, 10,009.—Approved by Rescript.
The Governor of Chekiang reports that he has forwarded a second ud the Office of the Imperial Household respectively from the salt duty and likin receipts of the province.
for the year of Tis, 220,000 for the Board Thi has, charge Laid upon it of Resenue, and-Tie, 60,000 for the Office of the Imperial Household.
November 1st—(1) Chang Chao-tung, late Governor of Fulkien, who was cashiered but directed temporarily to continue the duties of that post, reports that in obedience to His Majesty's commands recently received he has now delivered the seals of the Governor's Office to the Governor General, who took them over on the 6th of September, (2) A sub-Memorial from Yang Ch'ang-
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