Peking, Nov. 3.
The Constitutional regulations which the Tszechengyuao submits to the Throne to-day are as follows 1—The Taching Dynasty will reign for ever.
2.—The Emperor is to be inviolable.
3.—The power of the Emperor is to be limited by the Constitation.
4.—The order of succession will be prescribed in the Constitution.
5.—The Constitution will be drawn up and adopted by the Tazechengyaan and promulgated by the Emperor.
6—The power of amending the Constitation belongs to Parliament.
—Mom bers of the Upper House are to be elected by the people from those particularly eligible.
8.—Parliament will elect but the Emperor will appoint the Prime Minister, who will recommend the other members of the Cabinet, th Emperor subsequently appointing them. Imperial Princes are ineligible to be either premiers, cabinet ministers, or administrative heads of provinces.
9.—IE on the Premier receiving impeachment, Parliament does not dissolve, be must resign, but one member of the Cabinet is not allowed to dissolve Parliament more than once.
10.—The Emperor will assume direct control of the army and navy,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.