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received at the Prefect's hands, his Lordship offered him the hospitality of his residence at Meone whenever he pleased to call there.

The Profest, in replying to the Bishor's eproch, expressed immense satisfaction for s honour conferred on him by hit Lordship's visit Christmas Day was spent at Shin Hing. At and for the generous expressions of esteem for his people. He further said that what he had midnight of the 24th, an extraordinary throng of Christians from the different missions done was very little for so distinguished a came to sexist at the Xuna festivities celebrated visitor, and that which had been done was much in the Church by the Portugese Prelato. his less than he was bound to do, because he was Lordship Bishop Azevedo e Castro celebrated afraid that Rome ill-behaviour on the part of the his first Mass attended by two missionaries soldiers might have porbape displeased him. The Christians said their prayers in their musical Owing to his old age he would not attempt to dialect, as is asanlly done by the faithful travel to Europe nor to Macao, but that he of those missions. At the Communion nearly much respected and appreciated the kind offer.

After the visit to the Profast, his Lordship, 140 partons approached the Holy Table, loving with his suite, proceeded to the residence confessed and been duly prepared on the ove by of the two mund ring above-mentioned, to the priests. At the close of the Mass, his thank them also for the reception given

the Bishop. Lordship attired in his cope wont in procession

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The crib was artistically arranged at the foot of the liar of the Saared Heart, on the Gospel gido, surrounded with a profusion et palms and Bowers, surmounted by a golden star. The beautiful image of the child Jesus, with eyes open and arms outstretched, was incensed and reverently kissed by the Bishop, who gave it in turn to all the priests and faithful to kiss

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY · V.

GRAND COUNCII.

THE IMPEACHMENT MEMORIAL.

Following is a translation of the memorial of the National Assembly impoaobing the Grand Council:-

The Trucheng Yuan begs to memorialize that the Grand Council is not aware of its responsibilities and consequently unable to ronder satisfactory sarricas. It will be noted that in a constitutional country thoro, aro a parliament and a cabinet-one deliborating matters and the other executing them. They are interdependent and only when each dis- charges its daty well can the government be successful. Now Chios is preparing for the adoption of B constitution and the Taucheng Yuan is being convened, as the foundation of the Uppor and Lower Houses. It has been graciously waigned the duty of representing the public opinion and deliberating being fully alive to their important burden hovo on the budget, now laws, oto. Its members worked day and night in hopes to fulfil the Imperial order by doing their utmost. They deliborative function, while the government bas are of opinion that the Yuan has only the the expontivo power. Therefore, the two must sympathize and co-operate with each other in order to realize the Imperial wish for national reform.

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apply to the Viceroy for an appointment. The Consul received a reply to his dispatch, in which

ing able to receive a visit so distinguished a personage, as le was no longer in the post, having been substituted by another official, then shortly expected at Canton, and that his presont private residence was unsuitable for thanks for his Lordship's kind intention, asking if it is responsible for the execution of His Lordship left Shin Hing for Canton, State affairs. Its reply is that this ques. and thence came on to Hongkong, whose letion cannot be answered until the formation remained as a guest of Monsignor Pozzoni of a responsible cabinet. This evidently until Saturday, the 7th January, when he

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is beyond the un'orstanding of the Yuan. Despite offending others the Yuan asks leave to enumerate for the Throne the defects the Grand Council has clown.

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It had been anmounted that a Pontifical Mass would be celebrated by his Lordship the Bishop on this day with every possible solem nify, fishing with the Papal Blessing, which his Lordship, by apostolic sathority, cau admin ister at any special feast of his choice. In fact at 9 o'clock in the morning, his Lordahlp tho Bishop having taken his Pontifical rent, espe. cially arranged at the main altar, and being

attired in his official robes, started the Seleman

Muss, noulyted by the Rev. Fathers Francizos Sita and Adrosice M. dos Santos, and the chieft assistant, Bev. Fr. Alves da Silva, the senior missionary of the diocese, who accompanied the Bishop during his tour. The music was conducted by the Rev. Fr. Pitta Lages, missionary-in-charge of the Shiu Hing distriot. who, at the Gospel, stepped forward and delivered an appropriate sermon in Chinese with admirable fluency.

At the conclusion of the Mass, his Lordship substituted his chasule for a rich cope and took 179 his seat under a palanquin, while the Dercon in toned the Confiteor and the congregation receiv Bishop according to the Ritual. The Blessed ed the Papal Blessing administered by the

Sacrament was exposed during the evening in the little Church of Shin Hing, during which the hymn Fange lingua was sang by the choir, concluding with the Benediction of the Holy Sacrament, after which Confirmation was ad- ministered by the Bishop to Christians who bud cone from some far-off districts. Finally there WAR the Christmas tree. A request had been made to Macao, to the Rev. Dr. A. Gomes, the parish priest of Sto. Antonio and the founder of the pious institution named "Pão dos Pobres," for a small contribution for the poor of Shit Hing on this particular acossion. The request was promptly attend. ed to, and consisted partly of a variety of toys and sweets for the children, dolk bandkerchiefs, socks, singlets and interesting little articles. - All there things were hung on a small troo at the entrance of the mission house, The delight of the children and people when

COMPANY REPORT.

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The report and statement of accounts made up to 31st December, 1910, are as follows:---

The gross earnings for the past year amount to B196,504.46, and after dedusting interest paid and all expenses, remuneration to General Managers, Consulting Committee's and Auditors' feos, there remains a balance of $101.450.73, which it is recommended be appro- priated as follows, viz.:— To place to reserve fund..." To pay a dividend of 80 conts per

share

To carry forward to the credit of

$1,000.00

$100,000.0

next year's account

$450.73 Consulting Committee. In accordance with the Articles of Association, Dr. J.W. Noble and Messa. H. P. White and U Poi On retire, but offor themselves for re-election.

AnditorsThe accounts have been audited by Messa. A. OD Gourdin and W. H. Potts, who are recommended for re-election.

To cover the depreciation on investments and, which will now stand at $48,000.00. $13,0000) has been withdrawn from the Reserve

SHEWAN, TOM & Co. General Managers: Hongkong, 11th January, 1911.

In an imperial government the sovereign, is bold sierod and cannot be imprached. So what- ever is good belongs to the sovereign and what- ever is wrong belongs to the ministers. For the amareason in modern countries the ministers are responsible for all the actions of the government, so that the people may correat the government whenever it commits mistakes without embar raming the sovereign. What a wise policy it is" to promote the welfare of the nation and protect the sacredness of the scroreign! Since China has determined to adopt a cstitution, it is necessary for her ministers to tako responsibility for national affairs Fat they have denied this notion. Prompt in drawing salaries and tardy in taking responsibility, thoir sonduct cannot be found in ministers of a constitutional govern- ment, nor is it in sooord with the ancient ideai of a minister. This is the first defect of the Grand Council.

In a constitutional country the function of the ministers of State is to determine what policies should be adopted in the different ministries and how power shonkt be consolidated In each ministry. They should therefore have knowledge of affairs of the whole nation, weigh their importarce and arrange them according to their relative value, so as to insure road manage. ment. Since the establishment of the Govern- went Connoil for State Affairs, the Grand Coun cillors have also been its leading members. In position they are not lower than the premier of a western country. They are therefore expected to Borts the function of a premier in executing State affairs and adopting police to meet the changing circumstances. But to the contrary the Grand Councillors are accustomed to deal with State affairs and memorials sa, a matter of forroality. In leisure they are lazy and at work $4,000.00 they are delinquent. Regarding affairs of 200.00 education they do not co-operate with the 7,856.01 Nungkungshang Pa; regarding affairs of tran. sportation and communication they do not co. 32,500.00 operate with the Yuchuan Pa; in the finance, way regarding affairs of 206.00- navy,

anil army, interior

diplomacy 101,450.73 they do not co-operate with the respectiva Pa,

eto. They raise obstacles to reforms and even | $146,21274 their own policies are often self-conflicting. It short, they are councillors in same, but not in fact. This is the second defect of the Grand

PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT. Consulting committee's fees Auditors' fees Charges.... Depreciation on investments ac-

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Depreciation on godown furolture.

for the year 1910 Balance

Balance carried forward from last

Jerr Interest received, stor-

agen, rents, &o.191,004.46 Les interest paid, com, issions, brokerage,

85,894.32

the distribution started, was most marked.Income from investments. The only duty now remaining for his Lordship Aboast transferred from reserve

faid

SCOTCH WHISKY. the Bishop to fulfil at the close of his

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mission was to personally call on the local authorities in order to thank them for all the demonstrations of respect and consideration shown to him in giving him a bodyguard for the tour and for placing a squad of policemen at the mission house for his protection............ His Lordship the Bishop sent his secretary to the Prefect of the City with a message auzounc. ing his intended visit, and messages were seat to the two ma- darins, cliieta: of the civil and mili tary departments. The Taotai had relinquished his post.

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At 10.30 am of the same day, the Bishop left the mission" house, in a gala-chair, accomp. anled by the Rev. Fr. M, Alves da Silva, Pitta Lages, Adroaldo dos Santos and the sub-deacon, Joao de Lima, in chairs, the bodyguard leading the way. Arriving at the Prefect's residence, they were escorted into the reception room, where guard of honour was posted sad the Prefect came to meet the Bishop. His Lordship in a short speech, which was interpreted by the Rev. Fr. Pitta, anid that the object of his visit was to thank the Prefect of Shin Hing for the proofs of consideration and asteem received in his district, mentioning particularly the bodyguard and the squad of policemen asigned for his protection. His Lordship said he had admired the richness and fertility of the country, and he expressed his admiration

of the many good qualities of the Chinese

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Balance of profit and loss account.

Loss on provident

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...$432,753 91 Loans on mortgages,

shares, Lo.

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Froperty at West Point 856,035.86 Lees on mortgage

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expired policies Sundry debtors

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same

$2,602.60 Council

Now the country is in dancer, internal and external trombles arising simultaneously. The people are in poverty and the country is in bank. ruptcy:

The Grand Councillers are receiving the greatest imperial favour and holding the 105,110.14 highest positions, and yet refuse their respon- 5,500.00 sibilities on the one hand and fail in their management of affairs ou the other. They 33,000.00 are passive and idlo, disregarding the wish of the Throne and the nerds of the people. They $146,212.74 attend to their private interest rather than pub.

lie welfare. The safety of the nation and the grievances of the people are things strange to their hearts. The result is the Prince Regent is to suffer annecessary anxiety and the 400,000/00 people are in the midst of

poverty $1,250,000.00 | and grief. Many Edicts, it will be remember. 470 000 ed, have been issued sommanding the Grand 273, 00 76 Councillors to reform and work hard, but these 101.450.73 have reduced little effect on them. Every day they discharge their duties in the RATB Jethar- $1,671,789.49 gio manner. They are most gracionsly trusted by the Throne, but they appear active in public and forget their trust in private, bing not the least concerned about the destiny of the country. The members of the Tau- cheng Yuan are indignant at this state of things, $1,176,918.16 and by vote of the majority respectfully com

President Pu municate it to the Throne. Lua and Vice-President Shen Chia-pen, in 406,035.86 observation of the Yoan's regulations, srticle 105, present this memorial requesting the Throne to exercise disceration, reassure the Edict issued on the third instant, and order the immediate or ganization of the responsible Cabinet Mann- while they pray that on Edict be issued assuring 1,800.00 the responsibilitics of the Grand Connoil, Tals will prevent the Council from delinquence and serve good lessons for other officials. This -40,000,70 cazaot but assist constitutional preparations

now going on in this country, eto, ato. 1,034.86

45,399.93

410.68 200.00

610.68

€1,671,789.49

We have compared the above statements with people their industry, sobriety and submit the books, securities and vonohers of the Com siveness. The mission of a Catholic Bishop, he said, was a mission wholly of peace; and his pay and have found the same in accordance greatest desire and that of the missionaries of

his divcose, was that the people of the diviziet belonging to the Catholic Church should be most obedient and respectful to the authorilise

therewith

W. HUTTON POTTS, A. O'D, GOVEDIN, Auditors

[We may point out that in the Report the and generally of good behaviour. As proof of reserve is given as $48,000, while in the Blate his grateful soknowledgment of the kindness ment of Aconuts it is given as 347,000.-ED.

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