A ex respondent at Foochow write Your French contempt sai ly of publish ct jous appreciations" of alfcirs at the Arsenal, but it ¢-ull not mak" "riy ype itic charge, because you. have only publisher the actual fae', Here are some both very ispurtint, well as a Chinese point of view well-known that M, Doyre hay been relieved of his funcsious at the Arsenal and replaced by M. Bertrand. Tue Feench Consul la just now very much ocoupied in exrrying out the instructions that come tw him from above. The idea avers to be to accede to all M. Doydre's deimunds, and exerse him fr pressuring his accounts, fateful as they may be. Meanshils the Arsenal ig throatenst with adsmand for dama; the pact of the Fr-uch Compignie Asintique de Navigation, When bais is settled the Chi provide themselves with a ssiist they have gained the Doyére mission.
2.—A French officer on accused ufficivlly of surly breaches of confidence, and of having failed to account for a vessel; not the whole great part of it. The French Gover: des not deny the fact, which is unden able, but. supper too small matter to tr pour But i this likely to encowl the Chivese to do business with the French
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