The paralysis that has attacked the present Committee of the China Associ tion at home hss fortunately not com: municated itself to the younger body, the China League, and the action that it has taken in reference to the recent telegram from seventy British merchants here to Lord Lansdowne was all that could be desired. On the Sth of May last the Hon. Sec. of the China League, Mr. A. R. Burkill, sent the following circular to the members of the League at hom:
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