K'uei Huan, Chinese resident at Lhasa, that owing to being ordered to reside ing to watch over the caravan routes into China, he was not able to be present at the removal of the Dalai Lama from the Putala Monastery at Lhassa, Tibet, to his summer quarters xt Silupa hill, but from the petition of the Grain Commissioner of Tibet, Wang Yen-ing, at Lhasa, me-monalist finds that the Dalai Lama left Lhassa for Silupu hill on the 2nd of June, and that the Grain Commissioner sent the proper military escort, allowed by statute, to act asa guard of honour to the Buddhist Pontiff, a matter which memorialist now reports to the Throne as required by former decroes.—Lescript: Noted.
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