Prince Chun left the Bureau of Foreign temporary abode in Shanghai, on Sunday morning for Peking vit Tang" ku. His departure was not such a fimetion as many people expected, owing probably to the eatly hour it took place—half-past eight to nine—consequently very few officials but Chinese saw him off. "As on his previous departure to Germany, the Maloo and Bund were lined with over. a hundred police and a clear road was obtained for his conveyance—a brougham with pair of horses in yellow harness, escorted by Municipal troopers—which went at a trot as far as the French town bridge, where he was met by a yuard of honour from the French police, who presented arms, and in turn escorted the royal visitor to the vessel he was to embark in—the China Merchants' steamer Anping. The arrangements throughout were most satisfactory, Capt. Superintendent Boisragon supervising the whole in the British settlement.
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