[Inclosure 12 in 1 in No. 17.] Petition of the Hang-chow gentry, addressed to the prefect Petitioners respectfully state that the Kwan-me hill, in the city of Hang-chow, is regarded…
[Inclosure 11 in 1 in No. 17.] Mr. Lord to Koo, intendant of circuit Hang-chow, October 28, 1873. Sir: On the 25th ultimo I had the honor of receiving your…
Estimate of indemnity to be paid the Southern Presbyterian Mission in Hang-chow, in the even of its present property on the hill being given up in exchange for another location,…
[Inclosure 10 in 1 in No. 17.] Rev. M. H. Houston to Mr. Lord. Southern Presbyterian Mission, Hang-chow, October 8, 1873. Sir: I have the honor to submit herewith the…
[Inclosure 7 in 1 in No. 17.] Mr. Lord to Koo, intendant of circuit. United States Consulate, Ningpo, September 30, 1873. Sir: I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your…
[Inclosure 6 in 1 in No. 17.—Translation.] Koo, intendant of circuit, to Mr. Lord. Koo, by imperial appointment, intendant of the Ning-shao-tai circuit, makes the following communication: On the 28th…
[Inclosure 5 in 1 in No. 17.] Mr. Lord to Rev. M. H. Houston. United States Consulate, Ningpo, September 16, 1873. Sir: Your communication, dated the 9th instant, has reached…
[Inclosure 4 in 1 in No. 17.] Rev. M. H. Houston to Mr. Lord. Hang-chow, September 9, 1873. Dear Sir: On my return here to-day, from Chefoo, my colleague, Mr.…
[Inclosure 3 in 1 in. No. 17.] Rev. B. Helm to Mr. Lord. Hang-chow, August 22, 1873. Respected and dear Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt on…
[Inclosure 2 in 1 in No. 17.] Mr. Lord to the missionaries Houston and Helm. United States Consulate, Ningpo, August 15, 1873. Dear Sirs: You are aware, I suppose, that…