On the recommendation of the \f; wahu, the Throne has appointed Hj Nei Pu-tung to be Chinese Minister Austro-Hungary vice H.E. Li Chay mai (second son of the late Li Hoy chang, Viceroy of Chibi) andy retiring Minister's post in the Fonig Ministry has been given to HE.)
h, Chinese Minister to Rus, Hu has been in St. Peterbey for six years, it is probable that bei being recalled for service in Peking E. Liang Tun-yen, Minister-daly te to the U.S. A., Pern and Cola i] be temporarily retained here to"
H. E. Wang Ta-hsieh as Jasiy Vice-President of the Foreign Minign since H. E. Wang will shortly pre to England to study its Constitati' Government in connexion with promised adoption of a represetatie Government for Chinese; for the Manchu secret societies have cause 4 panic among the Manchu officials others.
It will be remembered that Wang was lately Chinese Misise: in London and that he only retuned in June last. Sir Jeho dJonlw is rey to have informed Prow Ching that the British Goverame: will be delighted to receive hin an Imperial Commissioner for seal service in England. The other commissioners—Ta Shou and Ya shimei—will probably leave Peking fr Japan nad Germany, respectively. os similar mission, at the same time, Ths the first reform recommended Their Excellencies Shit Chang Chih-tung after their sdaivin to the Grand Council of State, H. E. Yang Shih-hsiang, Actog Viceroy of Chihli and Minister of Nor them Trade, may be expected here fr Imperial audience about the 20th moot. Some of his bodyguard have altair arrived in Peking and are making pr: parations for his arrival, LIB. Lia Shao-lien, Governor of Hons, has vacated his post in the Grol Council and will leave for Kailéog the course of a few days, while H. E Chao Erh-sin, new Viceroy of tht Hukuang provinces, will proceed t" the Peking-Hankor about the 15th inti for he is consulting with his predeces. H. E. Chang Chih-tung, about wbatbe should do after his arrival in Huyeh.
HE. Cheng Kuei-lung, new Vieeny of Szechuan, has been instrecel proceed to Chengtu from Soxtor as soon as possible without coming north for Imperial audience, for thee sre many important matter mai ing for his attention at Chéngta.
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