The uew military college at Tientein being thus re-organised.
1.—Sous of army officers or respectable persons from all Provinces between es of 13 and 16, acquainted with elements of the regular Chinese education to prosont themselves for examination by the masters and the doctor. {f sound in body, of good antecedents, and up to the mark in Chinese subjects, to be selected to the namber of 40. On securities coming forward the students will be allowed to study for three months, receiving their bare rations, whilst their prospects of auc-cess are being closely watched. If they do not promise well, their bail papers will be likely youths, th orantes to study for at least five years without asking for leave, oF entering for the Chinese baccalaureate aminations, or going away to got married.
ug the first year they will receive Tis, 3 a month, to be afterwards increased according to their progress and conduct, 3,—Daring theee five years they wi be granted I body even then only for.—For the frat the study Chinese history, classics, arithmetic, &o,, and at the same time foreign languages, astronomy, charts, geography, natural tory, &o:' During the fourth and fifth year they will attdy gunnery, feld-artillery, Grill, the uso of weapons, cousteuction of forts, &e. There will be one fore two Chinese instructors for the above early courses, 5.—Periodical examinations will take for prizes and standing five years, their progress ported to the Emperor, and they may ce tinue to study further or not as they plexs Translated from the Hupao.
NOTES FROM NATIVE PAPERS, The Hu Puo says the crusade against ium shops in Soochow is going on as that now being connected with Chefoo by telegraph, and that the eight ying or battalions of soldiers who are to garrison the place are expected to arrive in June. Cash are becoming scarce at Chefoo, where the authorities have consequently commenced The Kiangei authorities, says a correspondent of the same paper, ate fo bidding the export of cash, as the Kiangsi avy that coiners of base cash and melt the good cash a profit of 50 per cent. correspondent of the Shen Pao says that the Harbour Regulations for Chemulpo have just been notified to the Consuls-General' by the Corex Govern ment, They define the limits of the port, forbid casting over ashes in port, provide for the safe anchorage of ships with explosives on board, ete.
The Hupao'asye, The uew. mint at Tientai cash a Kuangei—are being reorganisedon ular and official basis. The rebellion in Heinen ut from Canton. graph lines Tongking wi Unes, at
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