Conference on Treaty Revision meets with no progress
Reports from the second meeting of the Conference on Treaty Revision indicate no results. News notes include Count Ito's illness, Prince Louis Napoleon's audience with the Emperor, changes in Korea’s customs officials, and a suspended license for the P and O 8.8 Venetia captain following a recent stranding.
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Prince Louis Napoleon
Korea
Venetia
Fullert
Arctic
Watkins
Christ Church
Quiet Korea Amid Chessboard of Foreign Influence
The Japan Gazette notes calm in Korea as Russian and German ships visit Yuensan and Fusan. Chinese officials may overhaul the open-port system, with new commissioners and staff shifting to Chinese service. Rumors say Sir R Hart may visit to inspect ports and install new leadership.
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Port Lazareff
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Hever
Shanghai
Korea
China
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H. E. Li Hung-chang
Denny
Yuensan ii
Wright
Fusan
Lovatt
Legation
Russia
Sir R. Hart
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