All continues perfectly qui-t her deed there has been no cause for aux since the troubles in the North began, as the disposition of the officials and people towards us has been most friendly thtoushout, The parleyings of the Foreign Ci Lith instant, their Excellencies the Tartar General and the Viceroy having come into the Settlement on that day with the Taotais for the special purpose. This convention, as it is called, scorns t" confine itself pretty nearly to an undertaking on the part of the officials to do their utmost to preserve the existing friendly feeling of the people towards us, and to protect the lives and property of foreigners in the event of troubles arising. In the list of the Viceroys and Governors which appeared in the "N.-C. Daily News" of 7th inst., our Viceroy, H-li Ying-kuei, is classified as conservative or anti-foreign. May I state that our experience is that his excellency is not anti-foreign.
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