Nanking, Mar. 9.
Mr. A. P. Blunt, British Consul-General in Nanking, is leaving here by steamer to-day' at noon for Shanghai, en route to Manila, to which place he has been transferred.
News has been received from Pel-ping that, beginning to-day, the British Consulate General in' Nanking will become a Consulate, Mr. Prideaux-Bruno, Acting Consul-General at 'Tsingtao, has arrived in [Nanking to succeed' Mr. Blunt, but he will have the range of Consul seenaweawe Buocer: Figures of the Hgrking Government budget on page
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