Whether Viceroy Tsen will come to Canton or not apparently is not now known. The most—contradictory statements are published daily in the responsible native papers. Meanwhile the Acting Viceroy, who has for some time been the Provincial Treasurer 1 table energy. But, whilst he has considerable authority, he does not appear to be supreme. Many matters are telegraphed to HE. Tsen in Shanghai, for his decision, and the whole situation is thus unsatisfactory. Many opinions too are expressed us to the cause of the delay of Viceroy Tsen, Some allow that he is really ill.—Others think that he is malingering, and that all this delay is made in the hope that there will be found for him a position nearer the Capital, where he will bare al
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