News has been received from Hsian of the sudden return to that city of Kuei Chtan (Manchu) and He Nai-ying, who were promoted to the posts of Vice-Presiden's of the Beard of R'tes and the Court of Censors, respectively last W by the Empress Dawayer and her reac! ary Councillors, for distinguishing themselves as Boxer Chiefs but sanguinary and vindictive reign of from about the middle of June to the middle of August. This made them marked men with the Ministers of the ign Powers who, when i: was learned that Kuei? Chéan was coming Peking from Hsian ast month en route to take over the Chi nyse Ministership at St Petersburg from Yang da—by the" way, Kuei Chéan w: by edict as—notilied the potent man one of the guilty officials whose name should have ben included in the Black List, The same w It the Plenipotentiaries regarding Ho Nai-ying who, In addition to his guilt ay a very energetic Boxer leader last summer, earned an Empire-wide repatatios amongst the Chinese ax the notorious Kung Yr's most confidental friend and supporter, and when Kang-yi_ was supposed to have died in October tart while xn route from Taiyuan took upon himself to be the guardian and meuter of Kang-yi'x only Tt appears according to our Hsian dispatch that Ho Nai-ying left sian for Peking after Chun, to take over the police department of the capital, when hended over by the, withdrawing by as Vice-President was Ho Nai-proper dut ntly the guilty woes of these twa notorious Boxers hearts when they suey to Peking telegraphic news four the P.enipotentiaries of the unfriendly reception they would undoubtedly meet upon arriving at the ital. The fate of the decapitated isters Chi Hsin and Hei Cheng-vii must have been brought back vividly to the minds of these guilty officials with rhe result that they turned tail and are now in Hsian once more.
24th Tune,
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