Major-General Brosdwood's period of service as General Officer command ding the troops in South China having expired, he lett for England to-day by the P. & ©, mail steamer, As Sit Henry May observed in the Logi Council on Thursday, the Ge one of the most modest of It can at the same time be said that he is one of the most likeable, and his departare from Hongkong is much regretted, His successor,—Major-General ©. A. Anderson, who arrived on Thoreday, has seen much service in India.
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