OPINIONS, Peking, Nov. 17.
An Imperial Edict published today announces that Hsi Liang has accepted the post of Tartar-General of Jehol. Hu Wei-te accepts the Vice-Presidency of the Waiwapu. Yang To declines the same post in the Hsuehpu (Education. Liu Ting-chun, Director-General of the Peking' University, succeeds him in the Vice-Presidency.
"Wang Shih-chi is appointed Preident of the Privy Counc General Toan Chi-jai ie sp =.ated acting Viceroy of Iukusg, which post, it is understood, Tuan Chih-kwei has declined.
Sheng Yun, formerly Viceroy of Shensi and Kansu, who is believed to have remained in Sianfa taking part in the revolutionary administration, has been reappointed Viceroy and Supervisor of Military Affairs, This is believed to be an attempt to win over the rebels.
The Chinese 13 are not enthusiastic over the Cubinet. The Imperialist "Daily News" considers that Yuan Shih-ksi is not beyond Chibli, and administration will Tt is understood that if Liang Tun-yen does not accept the Presidency of the Waiwupa it is thought probable that Tang Shao-yi will take over that post.—Our Own Correspondent.
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