(Translated from the Chinese Press.)
The Waitaph has repeatedly com-medicated with the British Minister in Peking asking bim to withdraw the British troops from Kiangtzu, but- the Mivtster has not agreed to the request.
'A Commissioner has been appointed to sacrifice to the late Emperor Teh Teang on the occasion of the opening of the Senate.
The Waiwapa has decided to ask perthirtion from the Throne for H. B. Sa Yin-lo, ister to Rassis, to continue in office for another term.
The anton crops io Oh and' the surrounding country fg plentiful "and the price of rice has fallen'considerably. The people are feeling happy and contented.
'The Government has received a elejgtam fromthe Gorerhor of Chekiang' reporting that the Proviotial Assembly has urged him to place ite prayer in regard to the Chekiang railway affair before the Throne and has suspended its session:
The Governor asked for Sir John Jordan, the British Minister to Chinn, mill fare England on it retarn to China this month.
Good crops have been reported in Honan province, bt sith has been poor owing to withering of mulberry trees.
President Yin Chang of the Ministry of War, intends to ask the Emperor to depute Vice-President Shoa Chi to Mongolia to investigate military meas-
It ie reported that Prince Yi Long desires to resign from the Grand Council.
The Goverment hes strictly urged H.E. Wa Ting-fang to proceed to Peking as soon as possible in order to receive the appointment of President of the Ministry of Justice, The newly appointed Provincial Treasurer of Honan, H.E. Wang Naicbéog, has been ordered to proceed to hia post, without coming to Peking for Imperial audience.
'The Ministry' of Agricaltare proposes to investigate nataral products and manofactares'ia the country in order to take steps to promote industry and fore in the ex-Dalai Lama's dis as rej Tt is reported that Rich Liang, Manchu General desigaste of Nank Ss may, be appointed Army Commissioner for Mongolis and
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