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CHINESE

TELEGRAMS;

structed the various mints to

Poking, June 13.

Mr. Clang Hin, proposed to form: a Chino-Amorican Bank for the purpose of developing andĮ promoting shipping interests in

China.

The Board of Finance and Comme ne are strongly in favour

*Peking, June 1

of the scheme,'«

has reached Berlin.

Shanghai, Juno 13. Yesterday several hundrods of soldiers créated a disturbanch with the shop people at Teng ehow. The police interfered and sony of them wore wounded. As a consequence the whole city has struck work.

T

Peking, Juno M. HE. Chang Ming Chi, the Canton Viewy;las miturrialized the Paroom, strangly recommend ing the appointmout of HLE General Ling Chai Kwong as Commenter in-Chief of all the nowly drille breernits in Kwong-

Poking, June H. Owing to iḥ fedib, thựy Vice-

Lung

signation.

Peking, June 1.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY JUNE 17 1011

The Viceroy also submitted the and following propositions to

in a state of excitement.

The Chinese authorities at Ili¦‹, have reported to Peking stating that the Russian inomuted troops stationed near Ili, are drilling daily.

on

BIRTH.

LAMENTABLE IGNOR- ANCE.

(13th June,)..

CHINA.

hood.

WASTE PAPER ?.

(15th June.)

Poking, June 15, three princes make up the whole gave several warnings to people on the spot. That even aidorable exportaco and so long dity from other countries, and by Sinco H.E. Tuan Tang was complemout. Ofthe hundred lords the Tronoh government of the thie is not the caso. No ono, in as the methods pursued are not reducing export duties on tho appointed Director-General, he to bo olected by clie petiolding is of the onthusiastic is able to fully

altending the their oyos, save the man at home, inimical to the safeguards already homo production. The moans of has received over une hundred must have qualified by attempts personal applications an one some administrative position in colonial party to involve the the local needs of any colony. which realized the necessity of leaf has not been made clear, up realize brought into being by institutie na preventing the importing of tho tionsund lotters au telegrusis the country, even if only a chair country in the Moroccan venture. The dependencies do not know adequate protection, there can be to lio presont, but this Russinu The Board of Finance applying for situations on the man of quarter sessions. Such in The warning was disregarded and what is good for tliom only little foar but that success should and Indian trades have re

Poking, Juno. 13.

brief outline is to be the com- Francestands in a most deplorable mother does and mother in her follow the now venture. All that cognised this as a sor- railways.

Poking, June 15. position of the House of Lords turn out $10,000,000 in coins, H. Chang Ming Chi, the under Lord Lansdowne's scheme.

position.

fond blindness las boon respons is necessary is toronlies that oven ious menace. In objecting to The Monis Cabinet is woak ble for moro maladministration in China All is not gold that suggested prohibition or burden- $1,000,000 boing for Nanking, Canton Viceroy, has Lotographed The new House the introducer and hardly in a position to than could have been the case if glittors" and that the wisest some taxation whiohovor course $2,000,000 each for Kwangtting to Toking to the effect that as a claimed would in no way be parti-resist the Colonial party and its the precocious advice of her grow-discrimination is imperative upon nay botaken-India appears to bo and Fengtion, $1,000,000 each consequence of the notion of the san, and, under the regulations organs, and liome affairs are in a ing children had been adoptod. those who seek to benefit the inthe most favourable position, for for Szeebuan and Hapoh.

Government in nationalizing the governing the nomination of troubled condition so much so Tho interchango of officials Oriental on Western lines. Poking, June 13, railways out of the commercial peers by the Crown, it would be that the ministry may fall at any throughout the Empire should

sho las never placed any impost The President of the Board of funds, the people made a run on at all times assured that the time. If the advance upon Fez tend to remove the dust from the

on Chinoso ton dont to hor, amount- Communications proposes to re- the Taiching bank, the Cu-House would represont current had turned out to be an easy pro- eyes of the homo civil servant, the

ing to some five or six millions pay the capital to the shureholders half in money and half in Clover buication banks, and the Govern political opinion. If that bo the menade the affair might have charm of perspective will vonishi

pounds weight in the course of a nient Specie Department and caso, to Lord Lansdowne will be ended well and without any diffi- in the closo insight into colonial

yoar. India therefore lins the mont bonds as soon as the Govern- trouble may be anticipated. The long the credit of composing a culty of an international character matters, and a sanor administra

A despatch from our Calon means of forcible rotaliation, potrave taken over the control prople who have notes issued by legislativo assembly which will having arisen. Such howover was tion of affairs of Enupite should correspondent of yesterday would should Chin, carry out her pro- of the railways.

the said banks have called for accurately reflect the will of the not to be the case and it now looks take the place of the annoying the negotiations between the answer. Through the influence scom to throw a peculiar fight on posule, but Ceylon las no effective refund in eash to the extent of country, a vast improvement on ns if a period of now quarrals was procrastination that marks procont two million dollars. The Viceroy either of the present Houses about to commence and the inter-day colonial government from English and Chinoso Govern Chinese and all other tens are naked for instructions,

of the planting community, whore all aro for the party nationalsituation again boset with London.

mont, with regard to the suppros- none are for tho Stato. gravo porila..

sion of the opium traffic between virtually shut out by a tax of 40. tho Naturally the governmout in viow That Germany will stand idly

India and the Colostial Empire. por lb, designed to proserve the (1) If the Government insiste passing through the Lower House the progress of her neighbour Government for consideration of the measure, which they are by and watch with complacence WESTERN CAPITAL AND The information, if true, that the integrity of its own produco and

Canton Vicoroy is contemplating shipment In upon the nationalization of the rail by the aid of a rapidly worked towards ascendancy in Northern

to provont blending prior to the establisliment of an opium

other words ways, all capital subscribed must guilloting, cannot accept the noble Africa, no ano, who has noted

(14th June.)

farm can coine as no surprise to Coylon to preserve the absolute Prince Chun, the Special Com-

be refunded to the slinre-holders; Tory loader's bill. Lord Morley the trend of modern. affairs,

those who take a koon interest in purity of its output lias orcoted. (2) If the Government agrees to replying on behalf of the govern will for one momont

An event of far-reaching in this great international question, a barrier against the import of missioner to represent China at withdraw the scheme, staro-ment said: "We shall persist in lieve. The action of the German prestige in China, and couse some for quite a long time. As it created a procedent which, least bcportance to English influence and and in fact has been suspected by Chinese tou, and by so doing has the Coronation of King George, holders must bo presset to pay pressing the Parliament Bill until government in 1905 has not yet quonily to China itself, is the will be remembered, on the sign-on superficial examination, would the third call on the capital. we have got some security by boon forgotton and it is certain formation of a powerful banking ing of the Anglo-Chinese Opium seem to justify Chino in placing

Poking, June 15. statute that the supremacy of the that, if matters proceed on the presyndicate, whose aim is to assist The Board of Communications House of Commons is to bo up-sont lines, it will not be long before in financing the innumerable pub Treaty, the Cantou opium mono- some obstacle in the path of the students from Poking, Hankow, intends to select 50 first grade impaired and uninipairable." England will have also to take lies works and privato enterprises the abolition of this means of Orient for his Ceylon product,

poly was abolished and no doubt trador, who sooks a market in the Shanghai and Foochow to study Liberal Government. The will of growth of Teutonic influence to help in this part of the world. of a source of annual incomo to designed to actively encourage That is the attitude of then active part in proventing the that aro positively erying out for providing rovonue, thus morifico The second part of tho policy is railway and postal affairs. the majority in the House of Com-her own disadvantage.

The scheme in being backed up the provincial treasury, was takon and it is possible that this direct Peking, June 15.

the export of ton from China, mons must prevail. That is wlant

by several European firms, who as convincing proof of China's The Board of Communications it means and that is what it is in- has memorialize 1, the Throne to tended to mean. It in tantamount

appear to realise that the super-bona fidos. Everyone, though eog- aid to the export trade will tend to introduco bye laws governing the to a declaration that the two liouso

ficial poverty of China is dus notnisant of the inherent duplicity of increase business. The history of railways in China. The Throne principle is useless, as undoubtød-

only to the conservation of tho the Sons of lieaven, could not but China's tea trade is a sad one. as complied with the Board'sly it is to a party such as tho pro-

powers that be, but also to the believe that China was in absolute Orignally it hold the complete Toptest.

singular poverty of the inassus carnost, whon she expressed a keen monopoly whou good prices ruled sent heterogenous caucus that is Owing to the action of the aim of introducing revolutionary once scoins to be doing more good wealth in the Celestial Empire, it the vitality of the Empiro's man-Britain over 125,000,000 lbs. or 78 While it cannot be denied that desire to do away with an evil, and when the products of Ceylon Peking, June 15, hold together by the common

The present Imperial Confor oven at present there is much which she claimed was sapping 1870, China supplied to Gront were yet unknown. Even up to ttovernment in nationalizing the legislature for which it has re-than any of its predecessors, more is in the hands of a few and, wore railways, the peoplo in Human received no mandate from the elec-especially in the way of inaking it investigated, it would be found

orate With Lord Lansdowne e suggestions, which will tend to that the wealth per capita would as to the Vicoroy's intentions in

There seems to be little doubt per cont, of the total consumption All the schools have been closed scheme in force an Upper House the better administration of the bo probably the lowest in the

and in the short space of thirty- Tay of Chili has fendered his read the city is on general strike. withoqual legislative powers, with affairs of the Empire. In fact a world of civilized or semi-civilized this matter, for our correspondent one yours the axport of the tea to United Kingdom dropped An Ligurial deeree has been critical,

The situation is becoming the Commons, revolution will be mild species of dovolution seems to peoples in spite of the fact says explicitly, thing he has in with a run to just ove dumped isstel rofusing the necoplues of

impossible without the full necont be in the air and uniformity of go that Ching is replete with tion of Industries, to find mer-millions or 3 1-2 per cent. of the

structed tho Taotai for the Promo- All the foreigns have taken of both houses and the nation crument throughout the length natural resources, which may, if chants woll versed in the traffic, total, trado. It has also had to his resignation and granting him sholter in the Consulates.. will be more assured that its and broadth of the Brittanic Domi- dovoloped on right lines, prove who will be able to give good advice stand by and watch Indian and ons month's sick leave.

legislation has been passed by nions sooms to be a bright cloud, to be as valuable as those of

as to the running of a farm. On the Ceylon products steadily on two assemblies, and not by at present, no bigger than a America. On the 11th in-tant, at-1974. Tak. an overwhelming conglomerate man's hand, but with possibilities The problem of the develop-begun in real earnest and thas fact America while even China's best face of it, preparations have been croach on its good business in najority, and the flux of time as of expansion which will without ment of China's trade, during the makes ne pause to ask, what are 1186 would be the case if the much doubt militate for the common next decade, has been the worry the intentions of the Chinese Gav-so impressed by the character of customer-the Russiau merchant, lauded Voto Bill ever becomes weal.

of many able faanoiors, who live laur.

It is only necessary to view the endeavoured to find ovon she orament; is it about to break faith the British tea, is taking them at various resolutions, which have approximate amount of capital

with Britain? Itcannot surely bo

the rate of sixty million pounds been passed by this august body required. The total, event, for suggested that the farm is merely por anuum,

The Chinese government can a temporary ineasure, and, that in to see that a keen interest is bo- ten years' working, is found to be the course under the treaty, not face this state of affairs with ing takon by the Colonies in the incalculable and the amount of it will be closed. No one would equanimity much longer. It has affairs of empire and it is to that money necessary for perpetuating crodit the Chinese with, such a (12th June,)

interest, in the abones of other development is beyond all com- foolhardy undertaking.

itself to blame for the imposition Some time had passed since our ties, than more sonment, that we prelonsion. The Empire is so

of export duties, for the short- article, dealing with the state of must look to the unification of a vast, and its natural resources so the know, wo learn that the sup-short of the absoluto Atif- From those who should be in sighted purpose of obtaining in- affairs in Morocco, appeared, and people sprinkled all the globe great, that the scope for remunera pression of gambling has proved a

mediate rovente, was nothing the gloomy prognostications over, with many things in con- tive omployment of capital is serious loss in rovenuo to the ing of an industry which thirty [130 contained therein sconi in amon, and many looal needs, beyond computation.

fair way to be justified. The which are not fully realised

Canton government and the con- years ago lield a world's mono- The educated Chinese are sideration of the re-establishment Olina's to trade with Eng- gecupation of Larache by the by the contral, governing body aware of this, and would view of an opiumi monopoly is solely to

poly. Take for instance The Bard of Justice Ins com correct information, to serve the truthaused a great deal of anxiety in pleasing to note that the Im-existing restrictions on the opera not be the case, but even if it botox of Ed. por lb., China before tho

Spanish has, we are informed, in London. It is consequently with appreciation the removal of make up this deficit. That may

land. Besides the English import France, for no country better than perial Conference has passed tion of foreign capital, for no so the excuse is no justification. tea leaves her shores extrools an the one that has the matter in a resolution that selected Civil one is more fully cognisant of the Ethically it is wrong, for it is the other 2d. so that every lb. of Chiu- hand can fully appreciate the sorvants should interchango visits fact that Chinn cannot, and never Special Salt Commissioner to Cable Address: Telegraph difficulty at the uncalled for for the purpose of acquiring a will be able to supply the far fostering of ons vice in place of seton in England has been sub- Japan to investigate the salt

stop of Spain has brought about. knowledge of administrative work mense amount of money neces chequer shall not suffer, and 7d. per lb. as against fivepence on another, in order that the ex- jected to governmental imposts of Morocco bids fair to take the place in places that to all intents and eary to exploit her means of politically it appears to be an umpeting teas, of Turkey in European politica, purposes are terra incognita to wealth production. The Imporial indication that the Anglo-Chinese and for many years past has the many officials entrusted with Government is very chary about Treaty, so far as the second tios for endeavouring to re-

the Empiro's authori been a continual trouble to colonial affairs in London, who granting foreigners concessions party is concerned, is not worth mody matters but we think the Chancellories of the continent. have never boon beyond the and The conference at Algeciras White Walls of Albion." It to keep the mineral resoureos might not be a breaking of the golden egge, is beyond resuscita

been the paper it is writton on. It the gooso, that laid the. seemed to have settled the vexed in futile to blind our eyes to under their direct control, but letter, but it would be disregard to some other bird in the poultry question for some time and it was the fact that, though it is not this does not necessarily mean that ing the spirit of the agreement yard for means of acquiring thought that the future in-recognised by Parliament, the foreign capital is not desired by and we venture to assert it can terference of the German Go-government and its policies are in the educated masses; on the other only bo with the full cognisance than China, her own possibilities, vernment had been effectual- the hands of the permanent off-hand it is becoming more and of this Poking authorities, for wo

wonlth. No one knows better ly provided for by the con- cials, men who, however estimable, more desired. It is to meet this cannot think that the Canton and it would be infinitely better vention that was drawn up at through lack of opportunity, to desire that the new syndicate has Viedroy would take such a stopon the time. This would havo obtain personal knowledge, are been formed and it is oxpected his own responsibility.

for hor to turn, hor attention to ilonarono, Sarva, duns 17, 1911.undoubtedly been the case so out of sympathy with the needs that providing reasonable care is

now branches of commorce, instead long as the Moroccan question of the Colonies. Ono has only to taken, satisfactory profits will be being true it boloves the British up a trade, that is passing from In the event of our information of making futile attempts to patch was left in the hands of this take for an example the manner carned. French, but an unexpected factor in which that voxod question. The departure is a recognition position. Thio establishment of a

Government to re-consider theirer with great rapidity. There is a tide in the affairs of mou has come into the problem by the Hongkong'smilitary contribution, of the fact that the western world new opium monopoly would tend which taken at the flood leads on intrusion of troops of Spanish has hung firo for a number of is alive to the needs of the Orient to increase facilities for the ob-to fortune." That is also true of "This is the death blow to the operations and occupying Lure-time when Mr. J. Chamberlain invitation to help China better wholesale distribution throughout not all gone, Toa is only one out nationality into the sphere of yeare! As far back as the and that capital is awaiting autaining of the drug and even its nations, China's chances are House of Lords as many of us che

The exact significanco hold the secretaryship, proposals itself. The obstacle which blocks the district where the farm is of many and the experience gain- have known it for so long," said of the step is hard to find in for the modification of the methods the path ton successful rejuvena-operative and we wonder whethered over to should be a fitting The prefect of Kan-liang at Lord Landsdowne in introducing view of the necessarily brief for raising this annual subscription of China's industrialism there is not a doop laid ploton the training to enable tlic officials of his bill for the reform of the wording of the telegram, nil tion were made. They are still seems to be that innate suspicion part of the officials to corner the the Colostín Empire to evolve a Three rioters have boon exe for the introduction of the noble would appear that it was made to in the ombryo stage is due, characteristic of the Chinese ludian government to make a

Upper lipuso. Foin: anlity it is from an inspection of the map it proposals and their remaining of the foreigner and the inherent production, by causing the bettor business administration. cuted on the spot.

lord's plan is to sign post, in govern one of the principal lines we voature to assert, to the procrastination. Had they taken reluctaut sacrifice of their share The whole city, in consequence, history, that the hecoditary prin- of communication with Fez. fact that the permanent offi-Time by the forelock they would of the trade, and, having obtained

cipto, which has, from time imm The possibilities of the situation cial Peking, June 15,morial, beon'a factor in the public may be summed up in a very fow with, and stupendously igrorant profits from their porapicacity, for the purposes of rovenus, ir- H out of sympathy even now be reaping handsomen completo monopoly, to foster it The Governor of Kwoi-ohow life of thie : nution, las words. On the one hand Ger of the needs of this colony save but now Timo las had to come to rospective of the morality of the has telegraphed to the new reached that stage when, in view many wishes to acquiesce in perhaps some hazy idea that this then and by the slow processos proceeding. Cabinet to the effect that the re- of the oxigences of the limos, it the now French activity, for outpost of Empiro does exist, doss of education leads them into the volutionaries of Kwangtung have has become a thing discredited. which a plausible justification requiro to be garrisoned and does paths of industrial progress. made arrangemonta with those of

Undortho new proposal to her may be pleaded, and on the other grumble at the moans adopted to Kwoi-chow for a rising. editary poor will be in the minor-hen the French announce that raiso a portion of the cost of mili-the East have their own mothod of Old established institutions in

Evon yet it is not certain, how Peking, June 15.

ity, being only a hundred strong the sovereignty of the Sultan shall tary upkeep.

mauy Invo lost their lives, but in a total house of 346. The Crown be maintained and that the exist

dealing with the dilatory Chinese

from inquirics this morning wo will nominato a further hundred ing treaties regarding the intog limited knowledge of the permetlicirpationce that they have "Englishunan" of Calcutta stated The body of a woman were re-

If our brief summary of the and it is without doubt due to A far back as March last the hear not more than seven, Government to enquire from the while one hundred and twenty rity of the Moroccan state should rent officials, is correct, one would established such a frm footing. that the Chinese Government was covered late last night near Tan Japanese Minister at Peking tho will be elected outside. The num- be respected. Prior to the com- think that they would fe disposed The new organisation has yet to ontemplating the protection of mati and this morning stree reason for the prolonged stay of ber of bishops will be reduced to monooment of tho

pressal to learn, in their Jamentable acquire that gift. The men the ton industry, by preventing bodios of male persons were bloke

The inhabitants in the noigh bonell are pantiestricken and as a cousequence, they have re- moved to other planes for safety,

Peking, June 14.

to Mr. and Mrs. D. Moo, of

DEATHS, HANCE-On the i'th June, Charlotte

page, widow of the 'ate Henry Fletcher, tango, Ph. D., F.L.S., of [L.B.M. Consular Sarvies, China. [1191

On 16th June, 11, at 7.10am, at his residence, Busey, folgs, Con The Cu-sporativo Society form uit Road, Sir Hoursine Nownezgi od by members of the various pro-eur; K. Aged 74. vincial asignblies has requested

Funeral will pass The Moment at the Board ofJnatico to memorialize 5.30 'clock dijs a'terjoon,

the subject of cancelling the rc- cent Angle-thinese Opismu tronty.

the Throne on their behalf on the uso of folign loans and also on

All domal tributes to be cat to the Parsie Club, Elgin Striet

The object of this paper is to

pub ish

tul print the neck without fear

plied with the Spriety's request..

Peking, June 11.

The President of the Board of furour.

Finance intends to despatch a

trade with the view of nationaliz-

ing the salt trade in Oliina.

Peking, June 11,

H.E. Chang Hin, the promotor of the Chino-Aerican Bank, was received in audience by the Prince Regent.

The Princo Rogent personally discussor internal politics, foreign diplomatic questions, and the run-

Hongkangs

Telephone: No. 1.

A. B.Q., 5th edición Western Unio

THE

or

ning of the Bank with II. E. Chang Hongkong Telegraph|

Hin. The Prince Regent was strongly in favour of his sugges tious.

Poking, Juno 15.

1.E. Linng Tun Yen, the newly appointed Foreign Minister in Poking, telegraphed to the new Cabinet that ho will return from America next month.

Poking, June 15.

Iliots broke out at Kansa owing

to the prohibition of the cultivation of opium poppy in the province.

once despatched troops to main

tain order.

went on strike.

1

The Viceroy of Hupeh has tole graphed to Poking Baking the

THE LORDS' DEATH- BLOW.

(10th June.)

1

THE MOROCCAN IMBROGLIO.

thoir sim has

CHINA'S TEA TRADE..

(10th Jans.)

blame

We cannot

tion and it would be better to turn

THE HARBOUR COLLISION.

columns yesterday of the ferry In this account we gave in our bout collision we stated that the number of those drowned was not known.

a Japausso cruisor at Hankow. seven and fon, Law Lords with loampaign the European press ignorance, on the advice of the already appointed lave had con- the importation of this commo-jed up.