With reference to the Chinese and Manchu staff' which accompanies Prince Chun on his mission to Germany, a list of whom appeared ju these columns some time last month, there have been a few names added to it since then which we give below, ipeluding ab the time:—Chang Yi, also known as Cheng Yen-mav, (Chinese Bannerman and a hereditary retainer of Prince Chun's family) Director General of Mines in ili province, with brevet rank of -Prosident of one of the Six Boards:
Chief Adviser' to the Prince. Yin Ch'ang, Manchu General, with brevet rank of a Vice-President one of the Six Boards, former Superintendent of the tientsin Military Aca-domy, Speaks German flucntly—Military Seoretary. 1g Cheng a Secretary ut the now Foreign Ottice, First-class expe tant Taotai—Senior Civil Secretory. [Thi gentleman accompanied the late Chang Yik-huan as Secretary t> tue Mission to Great Britnin to offer congratulations on the Queen' Jusbilee and the latter was rade a K.C.M.G, at the time.—Translator.] Mai Hsin-chien, M.D., unattached expect tai, a graduate of the Tientsin cal school tinder the Into Dr. Muck: Junior Civil Secretary. Liu Chu-ku pectant Taotai of Chékiang—3rd-class Civil Secre'a'y. Wang Huan, expec ant prefect of Chibli—3rd Class Civil Translators and Laterpreters (Manchu)—Chief ter (German).
Pranstator and Tu Ch'ung-hsien,—Thi d translator and [nterpreter english), formerly Chinese Consul at Fusan, Corea. Yen Chii.—F ditto (English).
Tansy Chia-chen. ditto (apanese).
Chinese Secretaries and scribex:—Msiang Hsien (Manchu) 2ud-class Secretary Buard of Revenue—Grandson of the late Chung ovr, who nearly lost his head in the early for giving up Kuldjs to the Ru: sinus; but was pardoned upon the into position of the Foreign Ministers in Peking at the Tseng Mang-yung, 2nd-close Secretary Board Younger brother of Earl T. cong (Manchu) unattached District Magistrate. Also three Junior Attachés, Mao Chung-ch'é Li Shu-fan, and Li ''Shih-chien. " Wan Yin-jui, medical attache, member of the Imperial College of Physicians. Chiang P'ei-lin, major dome and personal attendant.on the Prince; also two eunuchs. Finally, there are also three Ist-class Tuperial Guardsmen; two 2ud-class ditto, making up party, including the Prince, of thirty Chinese and Manchus. Besides these there are two German members of the Suite, namely, Mr. E. Base and Lieutenaus Rauch.
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