GOVERNMENT, and' the wording of the proclamation above-i ned would show that they had not for-But they should think that such it exists) does not free them from ible to the Central Government.
11d, indirectly, from responsibility to the British Government for such outrages 'a3 lately occurred. Had the same treat-lent us was, experienced by British. aube jects on the 24th inst., been meted out to subjects of some other' European Powers, the Kientiingites, for all their charters or without'them, would probably have had an armed force of some 500 men in their midst by this time.
29th June, FOOCHOW NOTES, (From the Foochoto Echo of the Ist inst.)
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