made by the English Baptist Mi still hangs fire. A weicyuan has visited the place and' inspected tle premises, but as it is difficult for hin to imagine what his eye fails to see, viz, the things which have been stolen, as they have been in a manner so systematic and extensive, it is hard for him and thuse responsible to acquiesce in whut seems a bill of considerable dimensions. 'The matter is, however, now in the hands of H. B. M. Consul Tratman in' Chefoo, and, knowing his previous record, we have no doubt that eventually substantial justice will be done We-are sorry to learn that the Governor's
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