The Chinese and Japanese authorities have agreed to the institution of plague measures on the Korean frontier on terms of perfect reciprocity—Our Eton Correspondent.
We understand that the Plague Prevention Committee has decided, in low of the apparent cessation of plague at Tairen, to declare it a non-infected port, on the understanding that certain jationary measures are adopted.
tain and Chinwangtao are to be similarly treated. Passengers are to up-dargo surveillance for five days in an isolation hospital before embarking and to obtain a certificate of health, On arrival at Woosang there is to be examination and, if the passengers found in good health, the steamers to be permitted to proceed mithont entering quarentine.—En,
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