New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
NOTES FROM CHINA.
W HING CHANGES ENEMIES JEALOUS
OF THE HONORS PAID HIM
IN THE WEST.

IN THE WEST.
Picking, July III.
General interest continues to be manifested
in the kilograms from abroad relating u
roy Lii Hung Chang's reception at the various
courts and mercantile centres of the west Lie
envy of his enemies is stirred up over the deco
rations he has received well as the o's''h
guished manner Of his reception. Instead OF be-
ing pleased at the honor thus shown 'o HIS
country and theirs. they see only the honor done
10 him personally. and are Jealous of it, Some
have said that he will he bought now body ana
soul bv the foreigners. and Will he unsafe 10 IN
trust with the control of foreign relations upon
his return Others Of the better and more patri-
otto element say that now they will have man
who has met the crowned heads and rulers Oh
the great foreign world. who will he abe 20 au-
wise knowingly in reference to foreign matters
But II is by means certain that MS ehefh'eS
are not in the majority. and consequent! "i'
position on his return is anything but DEFINITE.
The friends of China as we'll the friends OF
advance which includes the mercantile al"
missionary population of China. sincerely nope
10 see him renstated as Viceroy OF Chilli win
command Of the Army and Navy of the North,
for he is head and shoulders above any other
man in office. and the only one. indeed, VINO can
be called a statesman A member or the lsuhS
II yamen Yesterday denied that there was any
truth in the Reuters telegram saying Ii nuns
Chang had admitted that Russia had received
the concession to build railroad through Man
churia n the sea- Whether true now or not 1t
will undoubtedly be so in the near future. fus-
STA knows China cannot prevent her building
the road if she wants to, and the "hole cNhiAeu
world knows that she wants to.
A letter received to-day from COrea deplores
tho unsettled state Of that little kingdom. ana
states that the Japanese and Russian Ministers
are in Joint discussion looking to proper poNc-
;ng of the troubled districts by a Russo-Japanese
rol,ce force Some plan will then have TO be de-
vised to police the police. unless there Is h'o'e
friendliness existing between the men OF 'he
respective countries than between theT o'iicld'''
The French Minister here, NJ. Geraud, has
blundered little more than usuai receii'S' nv
has become Jealous of the influence the Kew. "H-
bert Reid of New-York, has exercised III heipi'is
tho reform element Of China by means OF Ire
ouent intercourse with the high oihcia's anu
nrinces The Rev Mr. Reid. although Formerly
connected with the American Presp! teri"n ME
sion is now not under any MISSION poaiu' '"'
= s,,nrorted nv friends at home missionary
10 the higher classes of China HIS sucoess J."
oh,o,ning access to these men has reused the
ire If
short time ago paid visit to the United states
legation and demanded of the united states
Minister that Mr. Reid he deported as dangerous
., tho dignity of the diplomatic body. as he
.;,hou, dinIomatic rank was meeting the high
no,.,s Of China and discussing with them DIP
,onotic relations as we'll as giving them adVice'
ua also assured Mr. DENLY that If the 'nl'eu
c,o,as Legation did not deport MT feiu' lie
o,,,d $40 tho entire diplomatic corps OF the CITY
ard urge his expulsion. Mr.. DENLY replied 'ha'
Mr. Reid was here in the capacity Oh piNa''
citizen. and entirely free 10 WISH WHOM" ''
pleased and see whom he pleased as We" o' ~
discuss any topic he saw MT, ana tha' 'iie 'io"
-, >u,;s,sr of France could not secure his
emulsion through the United states Les"''o'
Very much discounted. the French repieSo'"
tive sought other aid. but doubtless IL was
eoua,,v disappointing. as no more has peeh sai'
of the matter lately.
Railroads are supposed 10 be heiu III aoe' any
until Ii Hung Chang returns. but TINS Is "o'
necessarily So as Wang Wen Shao ana O"d"e
Chin Tung the committee app"ii'e" "F
,n-ono several months since to deal with the
Canton syndicate. would IKE 10 give
hsfo,e LIS return Sheng Tao Tai. the FORMER
Grain Commissioner at Tien-Tsn' Is lee''"s
49,, 4, Shanghai for some foreign syndicate
~, will consent to have their contract hidue
az, in the name Of a Chinaman in order thdt
,ho latter ~ the Emperors edict AUTHORIZING
tho Pekine Hankow line may be Kept whic' Vi
course the spirit of it will be entirely orohe".
Fore,gn capital however. is shy or TINS "e'"ou
NJ doing business and rightly So
The condition of the streets OF TINS Guy -
something appalling. Lakes OF min Oh e>e''
80 o,ydren diving by wholesale from maIarial
s.vers enlarged spleen or dyscntery ana YET
~ means of any description Is peins uscu ~
.h.,a tho trouble Since the time OF INC no"
o.oa sasa Confucius. things have gone on the
80 .nd doubtless the twentieth century VIII
ta No longer a boy before hygiene VIII 'eoeNe
any attention from China.
Tho eleven days official mourning OF 'he Elm
neror for his mother have passeu. "oo'. "
hodv will be carried on the shouiue'a "
.,,ndred men. in a richly embroidereo ne"''
va "vonr T." TO Hai-Tien, past the reSioen'o
- ~ Ennress Dowager, and thence 10 w, y,
.nr,h If the Seventh Prince. the LII he
So,hor where she will be Durieu. ~. "ao H.,
IT, - her death each day the emperor liz
HE sedan chair accompanied ps d ' tho inn
'' ~ nalace of his late father 10 WIS.,, tns .
10 lne PaaLat which inclosed his mother ~.
n,e;ns Embalming being an ART u,ln .n1 snme
~. CHINESE the body. 10 De PIes.' 81 ~
tne .,onths IL placed in a wooden CONN H., oI
.yS.nse boards six to eight incnes I'M n, ro,a
s 70 then Theoretically closed WIN ~ tir.
.a.inn ~ wax and rosin. after wniIh Wv. hiack
casket receives several coa's Vi
lacquer
rop BETTER TENEHENT-Hoo"h''