March 15, AmoxG the many gaeations to which the progress of the new learning in China gives rise, it is becoming increasingly evident that none den.ands more attention than that of the employment of foreign-trained students." No doubt time wil bring its own solution of the problem. But it is clearly desirable that the process of solution should tw as short as possible; and it is, therefore, satisfactory to see that the matter is being taken up zealously by the " World's Chinese Students' Journal." Te is noted that whereas but sixty foreign-trained students presented themselves as candidates at the metropolitan examination of the year before last, the numbers had swelled to about three hundred at Inst year's examination. Under the new system of examination, it has become customary with the
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