, 1875-12-13


Leave 10 return to CpA as Tho expiration ii s SCI.
sce. In visitation Of this treaty, Chlne,e have been
hays 6seu couaaed aud irtaci lito rrlsoners IN sIo
harracoons at Macao. denied trons inttmt-
ats s us os deceived M in'n .sng n.s sou.rae ship
cuba aesinst .heir viii Among tho s'dn.ppal weru
INV hs 70 ,aw;ns ssar M sss Maay % jamcd i"o oseF
oard on tls voyage w'll =. tho fraud pfactcc'i uron
@ witt @ o sn5's asa ssn ns sant ts s
t1tps 1;'pps.,,e4 so'd' saa WsTe tsS"n srs1'o.sa:
IL ss disl t,s passssr. Arrived IN cas, he.r ser a.
vtces weso s1l q great profit tho cost Of trans
eoyea os kilnsred WA lsspsed OF for sum varying
fsu $40 - s. uo" lle rats nt Wages ut whtrh thoy
srs sontrsetea T. reattsey 10 .ae higher prices q
China. aud insufficient for teir wa,,la leaving tLcl,
le or nothing q tho o',tl Of term ot labor. Than
provided ~ to rsguatfuns, denlci holiIays Aro
ecAtrn and nn'il&teJ, aul t..a.seiely fed aud truu
tracts e1trn Instead of leiug allowed ther freedom
II they refuse to tccunract themselves they t1catu
a. ysgrants & an pat upon she Public WORKS hk9 CON
seFs,cs At The ctM Of their secol contract they
again subjected to the sa1uu ruistreatnent, MUIR
such w1cschad e1iasee ia many cases: and out Of
more thnn 4o9od who hare gone to Cuba since 1877,
Thirty thoissnd lsra died sifce lss trsa,s van nas
n lMa ~ o abo ~ t2a Chinese IN =; WIN i'avs Eone
GnbA, tA3 wont lfGin H4ArA0 S}
this numbcr SITTER the date pf Tho convention by which
Macao wa excluded from tho lucalitiea At witch tho
enga9tY Of eo,ies VA 1ur1nttel, only 12oo alotsra
treaty 1nado with saia for It those ors tho Imperial
easuts authusiea att. foreign Colaul* roro an eect-
Commissioners say that nearly iii Tho coolies they mt
in Cuba Gprs ssi1ence Of itseatmcnt, and had tales
of o., a4MsrnK to ts They Ss gay return home
ius, tho forced rsengsvemsnt fur loaE ter1ns, ths
exturtiuna practccd upon them. tia hfRa rates At
Which rasnrorts nro charged rnats cscapa from tho
.pa ,boS s3.am y os sps1y thS 'Sis s1s
uusf1rruased 10 tho annals of negro slavery II IL
quito lIsely las some u she DISPOSITIONS may be dis
to tho coolc tran ara put mos prominent, an, t,,at
some thiuHa CHARGED a. wrongs may 10 Justified or
charitable allowances, tbore IL q largo resi.luum of
Eipls truth, going to show such Injustice and iulu-
lnAn!tJ st make o,ro shuldtr.
Tho representatives Of tho fiyo powers, arpre-
bonding That tho arbitration would be long and
tedious, underworld to find an castor n.odo vi
settlement. AInBkor AYory giyos a rniuuto nc-
count Of tho negotiations between tho Arbitra-
tors, tho Spanish Caargo d:Araires, aud tho
cut 5pAn}t. Mr. Avery BnyB:
With tho most earnest disposition to achtpye sotle-
mcnt that shall provide for humane treatment OF the
7atr terms il tho futaro, and DO jaAsics 10 chtna
representatives hayo found ther task 20 Ia vory Try
tug aul li1cnlt. TIE Chleso feel 10 strong In telr
case That they evislentls expect arbitration would
suh ~ sestl'e, saors sssfsclcsy Ia thear reas than
II ls hsr1ess 10 with them further They aro
fat nore koy to como to toria II 10 present 70 thou
squarsy tho altornstve Of ndsan.c rrolong..ioa Of
possibly DO aio tnorc unpleasant for them by tho
COURSE tliat alse Few SPANISH Mnissar may pursue.
In QUO Of llts Interviews with tito Ticcroy or
GoyUrnpr.Gcneral OF The Province, Ii lung
{ihnHr Air. ApHrH HHFau SIcthnr
CHINESE COULD bE ADMITTED To TILE MILITARY
ACADEMY At WET POINT.
a1r. Avery, III blu latter to LII. Fish, wro!os
The sss Of Ag lsd T1s h. ss''ss orsansz.
IL s & ssf l. t. ss ,iea .s "a
which would seem 10 ha,e Iesa dictated by the sai
experiences OF lad faith afforded by tho Hcbolllop IT,
y IL e " ia
a.yiSa tAe n5ssciIsl .S, sss anl iItetasy qusii;
hs3s 10. Ae orerookr .do AM e.;sa,s rSh .e set
would be no bsr In he Of Uhlnese applicant quai
A. Il d probable. husessr, tlat no ohinese wond cste
to deustlonahac himself, and - tho very object in
,lew would ba to 1T huaelf for u&eiutuess to ha
Ills NDnid tho Biaic Department Or tAs Wsr Desrt-
mens: or pat 10 willing to recommeIs md wod
viii 10 Chsna, and means Of helping thia Empiru
To ust apprsctsion Of Western science the apIut-
niell nY tAb OF llfilEa
qualified chne*s Into til. Military Academy, without
urjug nt them the osh Of allegiance Ia tho Gntted
stase#7 II authority to ths cnl were grated onst
twot Or thrre etpc1inenta Appointments might ba
tnass by eslecosin from The ranks Of t,ose Gniuexs
atulents IN American schools who havu ianorlY bcsn
esns oves ~ tho dhinese Aovaru,acnt urdar tho
eLsrao u special Conmlsaostsr, YanY Wing, Who is
hitAsf graduate of ono Of our colleges. The afecal
1 a sre p1 c eo u gns
country to any other foF tho eucaton 0f portion Of
her rsonls IN our lapRnAss Srntng. and sft.. 7 en-
wo,!d enhance .ha soo.,r. su}use4 " ", woSiI
contribute to tho enlightenment Gud 4lyuucel,clt OF
III poople, aud would ultimately rsdounI to our
hiatestal advancement.
Tho custom OF receiving foreign onyoys Ut tho
Imperial Court III now firmly established, but
Minister AYory's account ct his
FINHr SEPARATE AUDIENCE WITH Ills MAJESTY
Ia rather ssrt&iugs
Tho throne was On raised Jtktgosu or dats, to thu
eeatso 1t lsyk ais9 iaclna e south enabling e god
psrur lssue forth oyer bis whols people. That IL
might uot be obstructeh, waa conducted, will Nr
S ssts ss sIa Ky aS ts.n @
Ing, M spaol.ns with thsee low. tho lapg, iow,
yellow laIe facing ths thlo1s; Tas Etnpsro. st q
rig aud lts othpr Irinres Of lhe blood aud hgh oil.
stss, stretchuE .a circular lines dnwn to t1ss door
Imposing oxoSt. addressed 70 ths Emperor tho To-
n'asks Etven III !as!esN:e y whteh wsss uszt srs.-
s4 s.Sa ~ u Sntts y II Gsa is4 o tua tassssss ss s
on tho table before me. The EMiwror
| slisltly inclined hts head in acknowledgement,
when itincs Knn, knseiInK received La vsrbaI COM
ana ray thst hs acknowledged tho rfc.in& at tno
lru4lsutb lettos and wished aood health. l4ucs
kuug dvsota aisi tspM ths aats .asaaea! 10 whese
tta, Es.sstsl thA tcoulo ulsss4He which Mr. Will
lima 'nscslseed, tvsnsnei aud kuseled SCALA 10 tls
EHteroF. ana rss9tnei hs former position. Dowtns
tHite " tetire.!, reta'u1a tho corciuony ended.
and xax escorted hy the sauis Iueshisrs of thu III
n1sn to tlls original ~aItlngru.n, x1ero soon took
my ieASo Vt tae Misiess Nih thaaz for thar sous-
ttay sud ttHttsaoas uf has& lAa Aacuraua
nstufn ol tl!u Iruese1ngs. Tic 1spansss enHoy and
A4 tuerrroter rcnatnr.i to paitake ot banquet fur
nshed frgM ihe IMPERIAL tab1u, IN which had pIos
o'sy arcnt' 10 tutss. Il bttuH contdcreA All Act OK
oolaeerHion III Ills Ms rsty u accord Ibis entertain
Nrnt.
rls following extract from ons Of Ns. Ayes,'a
lottotH shows HUT tho Chluose arc bucoElipy
alarmed a. tho pEsyatonco u
npiuM-s&uHlN0, .....
aud $40 lnuhiug n1o5u fayurslly upon tho policy
oG iutstnat iMprugemuDh;
AHuuL rnnusl, to..ru.fn ly pEiueo Knn8 aud hl.
xA&o ia.rA Of Tho TsuuE-l i.Fnt,l. aIa eoasisg u!
v; vlls1 lr,ases, .auIss t-vLte4, aud r4a4altsY,