The Archive · 1910

Ist Brigade of the Imperial Guard

Corps and intend to complete the regi-

Trade in Yokohama is reported to be greatly affected owing toa rise in Prince Pa Lun, President of the Nationsl Avsembly, has obtained leave for five days, Asalarge amount of fands belooging to the different Ministries has been involved by the eospension of native banks, Duke Teal Tso, President of the Ministry of Finance, has issued circular orders that all such fonds must io fatare be deposited in the Ta Ching Bank.

Huang Kai-wen, ex-Intendant of Todustry in Mukdeo, has been impeached by Viceroy Hei Liang and sted cashiered.

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Some German and British firms have applied for mining concessions K naogsi province, As Sheng Kung-pao's suggestions on the currency question have not been adopted, he intends to ask to be relieved of the duty of effecting currency reform.

The Viceroy in to the Government that peace his province and contradicts the ramours of dieynietude, An application has been made by the French to the Kuangsi authorities for permission to contract rai Lungchow, Nanning, Kueilio. ete in order to connect with the Anam railway.

Chang Y-nan has undertaken the winding-op measures in connexion with the Nanking Exhibition and has remitted $100,000 to Nanking.

Yin Chang, President of the Minis-audience by the Prince Regent, who yo manded him in view of th" serious situation of Manchuria to consult with the Ministry of Finance at once regard to raising fands to train additional defence forces.

'A large namber of fami in Poeé in conjunction raised the standard of revolt and commander-in-Chief Lung has sent troops for their suppression, A Nankiog telegram reports that the German ex-Mi The Ministry of War has commanded an inquiry to be made in reference to the officers of the different divisions of troops, who are addicted to opium smoking and that they should be di missed whether or not they have tried to break off the habit.

The Viceroy in Kuangtong hes telegraphed to report to the Throne that, owing to his not having replied to the motion of the Canton Assembly to fix on a date to prohibit public gambling, that assembly has una monely suspended its session as a protest, It is reported that construction will be began on the Kaiféag and Heiichon railway next spring, and that the cost is to be met by " loan from Great Britain and the United States.

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