From (Tae Nonts-Caisa Herat"
or Juty 18, 1867.
'A Chinese official stated to a friend the other day that be was very anxious to become. ® subscriber to an English per.
There are many Chinamen at is pert elly able to rend ably, and fices are The authorities acquainted with the some instances manifest a familiarity with Tadian as well ax Canton matters, it having readers, we believe, the excep- 4! the Journal sre, w of English newspapers in their employ. tion of the one on "The Yellow are valuable We only wish that the thing were more Man's Barden," by Arthur Jadson weal, nnd anticipate that it will be Brown, all written by Chinese, ere must be a wide some of whom exhibit considerable of the English language in akill in their treatment of the subjects befor: 0 the higher advantages of entrusted to them, and two or three of atin and enlightenment whom are well known in the Ohinese the other by Dr. Gilbert Reid, v.p., engaged inf stood and appreciated. World of lotters, Thy most notable, if on the Rev. Young J. Aller fat the most valuable, article la an The Trotai of this place is to be dires by H. EH. Wa Ting-fang "China's Relation with the West."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.