The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17
Ninth street. this city. instead OF by mail The
letter Is as follows:

MUM strce!. ms CITY. instead OF py inaiI ihe
CHINESE LreIros.
hig,d o.,.a.d f. irs'ini tns'" Swings Bank Of
DIAN sin: am in receipt of your letter of the t,h
instant, the delay q my making III. answer is due to
% rs.ra n Il, Of and n.
"%a s S St by
not authorized any on to form any syndicate Of bank
'''' '''' '''' fsur Kwo YIN
Notwithstanding Col. shepard's aud Nit
as United States Slinister e to China" the fatal
Tons have cut an as % annSa TIC
fGSil9%ln nG itsm copied from the Washington
THE state Department has finally received.
through Minister DENLY, nm official communi,
cation from the Chinese Government in regard
Tor refusing to accent the ca; Senator az Minis
ter to China is undcrstood to be based upon his
ssmnredly, this is good and sufficient reason.
VIII az PROPER detcrencc to the Presidents
AGAINST tH tie s q a be S
ness dovernment hns, decidedly the best side
OF the G1se In fat there can he bHt one sidS
duty in matters Of this kind. It is peculiarly
a assS ThG ar for the foreign
80 II makes no difference how con scientiously
senator h !, Iair may have acted in the premises:
measure that is regarded in China as obnox-
ious and unfriendly was enough to render him
on tho part Of the Administration to enter into
an argument with the Government OF Chi ma
concerning IN appointment as to the accepta-
biiity OF which the latter was necessarily the
sole Judge.
cumstances the United States would take pre-
sent to receive at Washington as the dplo-
man who had given aid, to Legislation grossly
and wantonly inimica to this country. and an
trary to our wishes would unquestionably be
resented ns in the nature Of an insult. Chi.
nssn Minister nj to the United states Of whom It
with the persecution and banishmentof Amer
lean missionaries or other OF our countrymen
likely to receive q rebuff than welcome ut
Washington. nor would an American Admin
lions from China to the contrary. The Chinese
government is acting upon the same principle.
It. could not well do otherwise as u self-respect-
reprinted as an Indication OF a little side issue
I'VE Lear with interest that Mr. Ward Nc
alIister aeP5es to represent the mperia Gov,
that Mr. McAser has the pow Saekinr
81 that eminent Chinese tlnancier Count Nit
tuate. and the heart Of our own four hundred
be for this purpose transferred to the bosom
last have Consul who could truly and ' ade e.
ats,g the spirit Of surprising
cannot get the Chinese Consulship ut San
tFraneisGGo the Count would be willing to have
- Some iitt!o time ago. IT will be remembered.
persuading the Chinese Minister. Mr. Tsui
hwo Yin. to close up his account with tho
and hRcDm0 the 1eDOSifDr Of Ina LATE Moth
nation furnished BY tho late ofiIciaI inter- inter-
!this official while at the Chinese Legation
h Masnin IT. the Thoe mater
Jones. the attorney for the bank. who is now
IN China, that the Count had received from the
bank about s2yGo as for his
resented to the North River Bank that as tie
Minister was regularly IN rereipt,of large re-
Consular expenses. as well as occasional ex-
penses for firearms and shipping mining
The bank to become t the n' Minsters s i nnScs
agent in America The Count also assured
the bank that h" would let it take an interest
in tho Chinese concessions that was promised
him.
AT the time Of the failure Of the North River
post. on which he received n first dividend OF
80 per cent. Then the Count came to his re-
ass ~ In S n nae r @"n Ss ns
ter ot tho remaining 30 per cent. which as
siEninent the Count transferred to certain
wtil-Enown capitalists. who advanced him
S45.OU0 to 100000 to make good his North
River Eank fasco, and to secure for themselves
an interest in the Counts promised Chinese
concessions which. tho Count assured them.
Mr. Tsui. the Minister. had and would con-
tinue to recommend. A full account OF this
and other transactions ofthe Minister and tho
Count having reached China. II cable has
come to America ANNOUNCING that his
YaMsn # r =, r. t%ssther With fS!"ss
Dir Tsni kw3 Yin that his successor has been
named. and that his term will expire in Octo-
Ter. when no Is expected to return to China
Distinguished Chinese Of New York and Snn
Francisco ieel highly delighted that their
protests against the reappontment OF the
present Minister hnvrbcen respected, nctwttn.
ttand!ne Mitkicwcz's strong support. Thu
M!nister has frequently been warned to shun
the Counts society. Ills emitting to do so
lrings tho alternative that no must retire
Notwithstanding the warming. however, tne
Minister. Accompanied ~ Mitkiewiczs SER
Col. Shepard at the Arlington Hotel on FrhuY
evening. June H. to pay his respects toL
Shepar'. Ms formally returned the Minister'S
call ut the same hour the next evening, Satur-
day, and WAS accompanied Ly tho same SER
want as Interpreter
DEoPrED.
More recent assurances arc that his TNc.l-
lency Mr.. Tsui r"pents Of his aSsoriatip Jon with
and Jealous support of tho bp.u~ CUlIut unl
refined sconndr"l and has determine. at last
to drop his ncIuaintance rhn officials II
China VIII NOT hereafter re uuuOyud hy his
clnins pni professions. There is u time Tor
ana an end 10 all things.