procuring farther supplies of coal.! ARBITRATION KEJECTED. Minister in Peking, writing on Sir John Jordan, the British This renders idle 1,100 men.—Peking, Jan. 5, October 21, forward Exclusive Service, China has definitively refused to port by Mr. Max Miller, Conscillor general re-THE LATE DR. MOND, submit the Macao Boundary ques.|of Legation, on the suppression of tion to arbitration on the plea that|opium-growing. Mr. Muller be-MUNIFICENT BEQUESTS. foreigners favour foreigners. lieves that China has more than ondon, Jan. 3. It is understood that Portugal] fulfilled her are of the bargain. The late Dr. Ludwig Mond, former- will continue to occupy the territory But with a view to ascertaining ly Managing Director of Brunner,|under dispute and will place the definitely, he suggests that India Mond & Ca., Ld., whose death was|onus of further action in the matter|should send one or two officers ta
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