Peking, Dec. 29.
One hundred and ninety members were present at the meeting of the Senate this afternoon. The voting resulted in 173 being in favour of Gen. Chang Shou-tseng's nomination to the Premiership and 14 against. Three. votes were irregular.—Reuter.
Peking, Jan. 4.
General Chang Shou-tseng visited President Li Yuan-hung this morning. It is believed that he submitted his list of Cabinet Ministers, which will be issued in the form of a mandate this evening.
The list is quoted as follows:—General Chang Shou-tseng, Prime Minister and Minister of War.
Dr. Alfred Sze, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Mr, Wu Vu-lin, Minister of Communications, Mr, Liu En-yuan, Minister of Finance.
Myr, Kao Ling-wei, Minister of the Interior.
Mr. Li Ken-yuan, Minister of Commerce.
Mr, Peng Yun-yi, Minister of Justice.
Dr. CE. T. Wang, Minister of Education.
Admiral Li Ting-hsin, Minister of the Navy.
It must be emphasized that the list is liable to alteration even at the last moment.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.