His" Excelle ey Sheng Kung-pao arrived in Tokio on the 10th instant, He was received by a large number of Japanese officials and of affairs, but his own companions and retinas quite outshone the natare of his tion. He was accompanied by about 200 persons, and the Japances newspapers comment in terms of unfeigned admiration on the resurrection of the noble spectacle of the genuine daimyc's procession. It is stated that the Chinese Minister of Commerce desired to engage the whole of the Hotel Metropole for the purpose of his party, but the proprietors were not able to place more than one-half at his disposal. It appears that he has brought his own cooks with him, and farther expressions of admiration are excited in connexion with the dimensions of some of the culinary utensils carried in his Excellency's train. Hie Excellency intends to place himself under the care of of Dr. Kitasato and Dr, Aoyama. He isin his 64th year, and he has obtained two months' leave of absence to recruit his health. It is to be sincerely hoped that visit to Japan will have the desired effect, for Sheng Kung-pao ranks as one of hin country's best servants.—*The Japan Daily Mail."
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