Peking, Feb. 14.
The International—Anti-Opium Association, Peking, forwards the following publieation:—
"An interesting—opium-burning' took place this morning outside the [Temple of Agriculture. The terest Jay, not in the quantity of Jopium burned, which was only: 2,559) Chinese ounces, but in the fact that] these seizures were made by General Feng's officers and soldiers independently of similar work cam out by the Peking police.—While the quantity of opium burned wax small, it representa ted only two months of this special form of army activity, and it can easily be imagined that in the coming year Peking opium smokers will be relieved of a considerably greater Jquantity than that burnt to-day.
"Before the burning General Lis, }who commands the Peking Garrison, made a of General Feng's army for the use of opium and narcotics in every "—Reuter's Pacific Service.
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