Three natives, two soldiers and student, appeared at the Mixed Court yesterday charged with carrying orme sod ammunition in the Settlement.
One of them carried a rifle, and fifteen fees: of ammunition. Another bed cartridges and the third merely carried a Fines varying from $3 to $6 were imposed.
H. E. SHENG KUNG-PAO, A correspondent writes from Tringdate Nov. 11:—It may be of laterest to you to know that H. E. Sheng Kang-pso is now living in bouse in Tsiogtso of which I have charge. I had a chort conversation with bim the day before yesterday,
questions as to anything I knew, and which consisted chiefly of his Legge] what thought of the situation. not in conversation he looks and worn, bat brightens up wonderfully when he begins to talk. Last Dight of Makden and Changking called on me. the younger brother of T. E, Chao of He has brought part. of his family and some others whom I do not yet know, ty[and has rented part of the Strand Hotel. He left his party here with the son of the Szechasn Viceroy and tarted to Mukd oanfa. this morning. I was at the Railway station this morning to see him off,
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