ud March.
Ir is very certain that if the information cent-ined in the two communicated articles with the above heading which we published on Tuesday and Wednesday last had been at the disposal of the China Association at their recent special meeting, a very different reception would have been given to the resolution moved by Mr. E. A. Probst. Why the Committee sat mum at that meeting and allowed the Association to go as ray as it dil, it is, we presume, useless to ask; the mistake has been made, and the best thing now
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