Military Governor of Kirin, reports that as En Hsiang, Deputy Military Governor of Hunch'un, is about to go to Peking for an Imperial auslience we should appoint some one to take his place. Sha-k'6-tu-lin-tso-pu, Deputy Military Governor of Ninguta, is hereby transferred to Hunch'un ad interim. and Fu Liv-pu is appointed to take his place at Ninguta.
(2) The Mongol Prince Na Yen-t'u is appointed to conduct the Mongol princes, dukes and nobles (who have come to Peking to congratulate us on the new yenr) to E-ho Park on the morning of the Srd proximo and present them to H.I.M, te Ennpress-Dowager. They are to arrive ab the Park Palace at ten v'elock precisely on that day.
Ist March, IMPERIAL DECREE, The other day Yi Lu, then Military Governor of Fengtien, recommended our favourable notice, the expectant Taotai Yii Jui. the sub-prefect Cu'en Chung-wei, and the Manchu Colonel Ying Kai, saying that they were men of ab lity and deserved high appointment, ete. Lu's successor, E ké-tang-d, however, denounced them and Li Pei-yuan, Civil Governor of Moukden, corroborated the charges made against the three men and they lave all been cashiered and dismissed for ever from the public service. As Yii now Tartar General of Fuochow evidently has been misled by his ality for the men, he must not be allowed to pass unpenalised and he is therefore to be handed over to the Boards for the determination of adequate penalties.
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