The Sun.
London, England, 1869-06-05 00:00:00

INDIAN TRADE WITH CENTRAL. ASIA.

The Standard is led to anticipate that the Russiant
will adopt very tyrannical measures with regard to the
commerce of Central Asia. The prevalent belief in.
India is that they intend to prohibit in their portion.
of the Khanate of Bokhara all importation of Indians
goods. Shopkeepers will be allowed four months inwhick
to sell off their present Indian stocks, after which they.
must confine themselves to Russian goods, or goods of
Russian importation, according to patterns officially"
supplied. The prohibition, to save appearances, will not
be absolute, but the duty will be so high as to amount to.'
the same thing. For instance, Indian muslin will be.
charged 84 per cent. on the value. The Bitugtoviten,
have previously shown jealousy at Indian attempts t.
promote commerce in Central Asia.

The Episcopal Synod and Howe of Bishops at
Montreal have, after three days' balloting, unanimously
chosen the Rev. A shley °menden of Kent, England, Bishop
of Montreal and Metropolitan of Canada.
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