Two important Imperial decrees, one dated the 24th and the other the 25th of this month, have been published in the " Peking Gazette" of the same dates. The first decree warns the people of the Empire that the date of a Constitutional Government for them will entirely depend upon their own conduct, and the sooner they avoid reckless interference in matters that concern the Government and the Improhibits indiscriminate gatherings of revolutionary nature and reckless opposition to the commands of the Government. Want of space prevents our publishing the decrees in fall this morning.
"Norrs-Cumma Dary News.
Shanghai, December 30.
Str,—The faneral of my dear son, C.F, Moule, of which Sg arn instant, called forth from Chinese as appeared in your issue
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