Eugle. and Swift. on this subject: the subject on which the house is engaged today it was clearly made Without going inoae detailed history of the negotiations. which has been fnrr t s e a is te on n o t C es nilied to the Department frt time to time in our former dispatches. wo may say to appear that this session is for the consideration of the Ohiues3 that the Chinese Governieint submitted a scheie which provided: bill. And notwithstanding it is a session for debate only. it is not First. That the immigration should he reglhtd" by the Government of the oe of those rather annsing occasions when entemen come here to faited St.nto . such regalationo. h~owever. to be coinitiunisated to the ChineseGovdeliver to a small andience of meminbers and alatrge audietce of pages ernment for approval before going into effect. Second. That "artisans" sliuild not be inltided smong Chinese laborers. and doorkeepers the lucubrations which they have prepared for hird.
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