With reference to the report in_ these columns the other day that the principal Viceroys and Governors of the country had been exch thems=lves as to wh immediately nee lei for Chins as soon as reler ty deaw up a the Throne on the yjeet; we now the bow Viceroys, ete., have come to the foil conclusion which they have divi nine headings, the substance thereat as follows 1.—Princes and nobles of the Imperial House, ete., should be sent abroad to cel and study in foreign count Stu sents of good family des shou The curriculum of the Pr: Metropolitan Examinations (Master of Doctor of Literature) must be sly overhauled and revi fore schools and colleges of Western Lewning tu be established in the ire.
—The army should he entirely drilled the practice of Western country Kept longer at their posts made to retire in favour of uew candidates established throughout the whole empire.
9.—The silver dollar to be ths tender of the country.
The above nine suggestions are to be put into operation immediately, whilst those concerting the opening up of mines, the sanction of stamps on legal documents, ete., as a revenue for the country, the building of more arsenals, foundries, ete, ete., are to he inaugurated after the country has completely quieted down.
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