With reference to our paragraph the other day about the Chinese Munster ut St. James' memorial to the Theone, and his request for a successor, a telegram from the capital states that the Tsungli Yaudu in presenting the Envoy's memorial to the Emperor also udo out a list of three per-8 who wight be fitted to relieve we have stated as the probable successor of HE. Hsueh Fu-cheng; HE. Kung Chavyuan, the last Tautat of thi promoted three Sears ago to be Pr Treasurer of Szechuan; and Chih Jui, " Manchu by birth and ae present holding the post of Reader of the Inner Court, Aw alrendy stated, His Majesty made we ehvice at the time but ordered telegraphic instructions to be sent to London ordering HE, Hsueh Fu-cheng "to remain where he is until further orders."
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