《近代中国史料丛刊三编 191 新关文件录 全1册》
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Ⅰ.—FORMS.3
1.Import Application3
2.Transit Application4
3.Import Duty Memo.5
4.Export Duty Memo.6
5.Coast Trade Duty Memo.7
6.Duty Memo.8
7.Outward Transit Dues Memo.9
8.Inward Transit Dues Memo.10
9.Inward Transit Pass11
10.Outward Transit Memorandum12
11.Import Duty Bank Receipt13
12.Coast Trade Duty Bank Receipt14
13.Outward Transit Dues Bank Receipt15
14.Exemption Certificate16
15.Duty Proof17
16.Duty Paid Certifieate18
17.Import Duty Proof19
18.Export Duty Proof20
19.Cargo Certificate21
20.Tonnage Dues Certificate22
21.Port Clearance23
22.Rice Bond24
23.Duty-free Certificate for Famine Relief Riee25
24.Huchao for Books26
25.Huchao for Luggage27
26.Shipping Permit,Native Gustoms28
27.Applieation for Payment of Export Duty on Transit Goods at the Maritime Customs29
28.Wheat Flour Special Permit,Native Customs30
29.Timber Transit Certificate,Native Customs31
30.Raft Certificate,Native Customs32
31.Butt of Tea Certificate,Native Customs33
32.Register for Large Junk34
33.Register for Small Junk35
34.Receipt for Register36
35.Certificata of Measurement37
36.Port Dues Certificate for Tows38
37.Revenue Return39
38.Revenue Return,Native Customs42
39.Aecounts44
40.Postal Return of Staff Transfers50
41.Confiseation Report51
42.Bond for Postal Employes57
43.Bond for Postal Clerks58
44.Pass for Packages for the British Legation59
45.Certificate for Huainan Salt sent to Hunan and Hupeh60
46.Tsochao for Huainan Salt sent to Hunan and Hupeh61
Ⅱ.—DESPATCHES.64
47.Intendant to Commissioner,notifying intended absence64
48.Tsungli Yamên to Inspector General,approving Tonnage Dues Rules64
49.Wai-wu Pu to Superintendent,forwarding Rules for the Consolidated Duty on Native Opium65
50.Wai-wu Pu to Inspector General,forwarding copy of British Commercial Treaty,190266
51.Wai-wu Pu to Inspector General,forwarding an Edict concerning the interport movements of Rice67
52.Wai-wu Pu to Inspector General,forwarding an Edict under which certain postal offences may be punished68
53. Wai-wn Pu to Inspector General,forwarding an Edict withdrawing the Minister from Korea and substituting a Consul General69
54.Superintendent to Commissioner,forwarding pro-ceeds of sale of confiscated Salt70
55.Superintendent to Commissioner,forwarding pro-ceeds of sale of confiscated contraband goods71
56.Commissioner to Superintendent,requestion in-formation concerning the Native Customs Collection72
57.Tsungli Yamén to Inspector General,eoncerning the Duty treatment of Ceke73
58.Taotai to Commissioner concerning the issue of a Notification of the building of a Lighthouse74
59.Tsungli Yamên to Inspector General,concerning the Duty treatment of Coal from the Hupeh Mines75
60.Tsungli Yamên and Inspector GeneraPs corre-spondence eoncerning the transhipment of Opinm at Shanghai76
61.Tsungli Yamên to Inspector General,concerning the exemption from Duty of the materials for German Docks78
62.Tsungli Yamên to Inspector General,concerning the Duty treatment of Curios(Bronzes)79
63.Tsungli Yamên to Inspector General,concerning the Duty treatment of Old Iron Hoops80
64.Tsungli Yamên to Inspector General,concerning the Duty treatment of Coal reshipped81
65.Tsungli Yamén to Inspector General,concerning the refund of Duty on goods destroyed while in Port82
66.Wai-wu Pu to Inspector General,concerning the Duty treatment of Machine-made Paper83
67.Wai-wu Pu to Inspector General concerning the Duty treatment of Cigarettes made in China(Pei-yang Factory)84
68.Wai-wu Pu to Inspector General,concerning the Duty treatment of Cigarettes made in China(Sanhsing Factory)85
69.Wai-wu Pu to Inspector General,concerning the Duty on Egg Albumen,with an Enclosure86
70.Nan-yang Ta-eh?en to the Agent of the China Merchants Steam Navigation Company,con-cerning the Smuggling of Salt on the Com-pany's ships,with Petition in reply89
71.Despatches and Letters concerning the exemption form Duty of Telephone Materials92
72.Correspondence concerning the Improvement of the Whangpoo97
73.Wai-wu Pu to Inspector General,concerning the Rules for disposal of Ashes form Steam-launches plying in inland waters99
74.Chinese Treaty Commissioners to Japanese Treaty Commissioners,concerning the opening of Peking to Foreign Trade100
75.Tartar General to Commissioner,asking for cer-tain Returns101
76.Commissioner to Tartar General,explaining why certain Returns bad not been sent102
77.Le?ter from Commissioner to Superintendent,concerning the interpretation of the so-li limit103
78.The Governor General of Hukwang directs the apprehension of all persons connected with illegal Socicties105
79.Tsungli Yamên to Inspector Genenal,forwarding proposed Rules for the treatment of vessels of Foreign type under the Chinese Flag108
80.Memorandum concerning the case of a Towboat entering a Port witbout Papers112
81.Tsungli Yamên to Inspector General,concerning the Mexican Dollar115
82.Tsungli Yamên to Inspector General,concerning Exchange120
83.Superintendent to Commissioner,concerning Ex-change123
84.Superintendent to Commissioner,informing him of the rate of Exchange125
85.Shui-wu Ch'u to Inspector General,concerning the Duty treatment of T'a-chiany(Opium)126
86.Shui-wu Ch'u to Inspector General,concerning the Duty treatment of Native Factory-made Soap128
87.Governor General to Commissioner,stating that an employé charged with thef? shall be tried129
88.Postal Commissioner to Governor General con-cerning organised frand and requesting trial of the persons implicated130
89.Governor General to Postal Commissioner,stat-ing that a case of fra?d shall be investigated131
90.Governor General to Postal Commissioner,in-forming him of the appointment of Officials to investigate the frauds132
91.Postal Commissioner to Governor General,ask-ing that a person suspected of implication in certain frauds be tried133
92.Postal Commissioner to Governor General,requesting investigation of a case where a Courier was attacked134
93.Governor General to Postal Commissioner,in-forming him that orders for arrest have been given135
94.Commissioner to Governor General,concerning eneroachment on waterways135
95.Commissioner to Governor General,concerning robbery from Lightkeepers quarters137
96.Commissioner to Governor General,concerning the destruction by fire of a Boat used as an Office138
97.Governor General to Commissioner,concerning the Registration of Cargo-boats139
Ⅲ.—LETTERS.140
98.Commissioner to Taotai,stating that his visit will he welcome140
99.Weiyüan to Commissioner,conveying an invita-tion to the Races141
100.Weiyüan to Commissioner,requesting the figures for the Quarterly Revenue Account142
101.Superintendent to Commissioner,forwarding a Hurchao to be signed and sealed143
102.Commissioner to Superintendent,forwarding payments from the Coufiscation Account144
103.Superintendent to Commissioner,forwarding Huchao and F?ng-?ao for Stores to he sent to Szemao145
104.Commissioner to Fufang Ting,requesting sealed copies of Notices warning fishermen against obstruction the Fairway146
105.Fufang Ting to Commissioner,forwarding copies of Notices147
106.Fukien Bureau of Foreign Affairs to Com-missioner(Postmaster),requesting the estab-lishment of a Post Office148
107.Commissioner(Postmaster)to Bureau,inform-ing them that inquiries will be made with a view to establishing a Post Office149
108.Postmaster to Superintendent,concerning an assault on a Courier and loss of Mails150
109.Commissioner to Superintendent,concerning an attack on an employé151
110.Weiyüan to Commissioner,stating that two porters had left with a small case,leaving behind the heavy one they had been sent to earry152
111.Taotai to Commissioner,concerning the disposal of persons arrested by the River Police153
112.Commissioner to Taotai,stating that his pro-posed method of dealing with persons arrested had been in force many years153
113.Inspector General to Tsungli Yamên,cnneern-ing the Transit treatment of Foreign goods imported in Chinese vessels,and Reply despatch154
114.Inspector General to Wai-wu Pu,concerning the treatment of Coal stored in Shanghai and certain transports lying in Shanghai,the property of belligerents,and Reply156
115.Wai-wu Pu to Inspector General,concerning the export,of Coal daring the continuance of hostilities157
116.Wu Ta-? to Inspector General,concerning the disposal of certain trade statistics158
117.Superintendent to Commissioner,concerning the issue of Transit Passes for small quantities of goods159
118.Shanghai Taotai to Commissioner,forwarding the Mixed Court Magistrate's Petition con-cerning the difticulty of deciding a Collision case owing to lack of local knowledge and requesting the services of a Surveyor160
119.Commissioner to Taotai,sending a sketch of the locality of a Collision161
120.Superintendent to Commissioner,requesting details of proposed extension of Port limits162
121.Commissioner to Superintendent,concerning the proposed new Port limits163
122.Commissioner to Superintendent,forwarding the Engincer's signed contract164
123.Superintendent to Commissioner,informing him that the contract with the Engincer-in-Chief of the Whangpoo Improvement Scheme has been duly notified165
124.Superintendent to Commissioner,concerning the difference of Duty on Cotton Yarn at the Maritime and Native Customs166
125.Commissioner to Superintendent,drawing atten-tion to the loss of Revenue due to difference of Duty at the two Custom Houses167
126.Korean Minister to Inspector General,concern-ing alleged misuse of Legation privileges168
127.Superintendent to Commissioner,concerning transport by the land ronte while the river is high169
128.Superintendent to Commissioner,concerning Opium statisties,with Reply170
129.Superintendent to Commissioner,sending a copy of the Opium Tax Roles171
130.Superintendent to Commissioner,asking for the forms necessary to enable the families of Members of Legations to draw part salaries in China172
131.Newspaper Office to Post Office,complaining of non-arrival of Papers173
132.Complaint of delay of Letters173
133.Tea Merchant to Post Office,concerning delay of Samples174
134.Further details concerning delay of Samples175
135.Non-arrival of a Parcel176
136.Shên Pao Office to Post Office,concerning non-despatch of Papers177
137.Newspaper Office to Post Office,concerning delay of Papers178
138.Complaint of non-arrival of a packet of Papers179
139.Correspondence between Postal Commissioner and Taotai concerning deficits in an Agent's Accounts180
140.Complaint of high value placed upon some Glass Balls184
141.Commissioner tn Superintendent,requesting ex-planation of certain items of Native Customs Collection185
142.Superintendent to Commissioner,forwarding copy of a Petition relating to the adminis-tration of the Native Customs187
143.Inspector General to Pei-yang Ta-ch'ên,con-cerning the examination of Chinaware188
144.Superintendent to Commissioner,concerning the sale of confiscated Morphia190
145.Acknowledgment of a note excusing one's self from a dinner on account of indisposition191
146.Postal Commissioner to Magistrate,concerning a case of incendi?rism and p?der in which a Postal Agency suffered, and Reply192
147.Taotai to Commissioner,concerning the obstruc-tion of the Fairway193
147a.Taotai to Commissioner,concerning the enforce-ment of new Rules for carrying Lights at Sea195
Ⅳ.—PETITIONS.198
148.For return of Piece Goods seized on shipboard198
149.Frolu a Postal Hong,for return of packages seized on a Steamer199
150.For the return of packages of Shoes200
151.For the return of 15 eatties of Ginseng201
152.From a Writer,for inereased pay202
153.For the arrest of thieves203
154.From a Head Courier,concerning the theft of various articles at Yang?sun204
155.For the red?ction of the price of Kerosene Oil205
156.That certain Timber should pay Duty at Tariff rates206
157.From the charterers of a Launch,that the owners be directed to pay towards claims for fire caused by sparks207
158.From a widow,that her late husband's body be sent home for burial208
159.For the early settlement of a Collision case209
160.Regarding errors in quantities of Rice shipped210
161.Pressing for a reply to a former Petition211
162.In the matter of the alleged murder of a boat-man212
163.From Opium Merchants,against a change of rule for the examination of Opium sent inland by Launch213
164.Concerning the interpretation of the 50-li radius214
Ⅴ.—TREATIES,RULES,E?.218
165.Tariff Rules218
166.British Treaty,1858,selected Articles223
167.United States Commercial Treaty,1902,selected Articles228
168.Proposed Regulations for a system of Weights and Measures,seiections234
169.Rules for Joint Investigation236
170.Santuao Native Customs Rules,selections239
171.Rules for the disposal of Coal Refuse from Launches plying in inland waters241
172.Rules for the inspection of Steam-launches242
173.Sanitary Regulations for Shanghai,selections243
174.Rules for the collection of the Consolidated Tax on Opium245
175.Rules for the Whangpoo Conservancy opera-tions248
176.Rules for the recruiting of labour for the Transvaal,selections249
177.Rules for the control of labourers in the Transvaal251
178.Rules for the establishment of Labour Agencies253
179.Rules for saving lift and property from Wrecks260
180.Rules for the prohibition of Opium262
Ⅵ.—NOTIFICATIONS.270
181.Of the summer solstice Customs Holiday270
182.Of an anction of confiscated Seizures270
183.Notice boards seen at the gates of Government establishments271
184.Warning bad characters off the Customs Jetty273
185.Enjoining precautions against fire274
186.Concerning berthing limits275
187.Directing attention to the rule that Permits must be obtained before Cargo may be removed276
188.Regarding the disposal of Ballast277
189.That goods sent by Trains will be examined at the Railway Station278
190.Concerning the procedure to be observed in the collection of Opium Taxes279
191.Warning muleteers against loitering281
192.Prohibiting the discharge of Firearms near the lake at Mengtsz282
193.Against theft of standing erops283
194.To the people of Yunnan,that arrangements for the importation of Food are being made284
195.Concerning the Imperial Post Office,warning employés and the public against misbe-haviour285
196.Postponing the date of registry for examination286
197.Concerning the use of Dragon Dollars287
Ⅶ.—EDICTS AND MEMORIALS.290
198.Imperial Edicts making certain Appointments290
199.Imperial Edict granting Grain for Sonp Kitchens292
200.Memorial replacing the Minister to Korea by a Consul General293
201.Imperial Edict anthorising the refund of con-tributions to the Patriotic Fund295
202.Memorial concerning the establishment of Indus-trial Prisons in the Three Eastern Provinces296
203.Memorial diseussing a proposal to coin I-eash pieces297
204.Memorial presenting samples of the new cash coin299
205.Memorial,with Rescript,regarding the minting of Copper300
206.Memorial requesting that the minting of Copper Coins in the Eastern Provinces may continue302
207.Memorial concerning a design for a Seal303
208.Memorial concerning a change in the Rules for the Reception of Missionaries by Officials305
209.Memorial concerning the opening of Yünnaufu to Foreign Trade306
210.Imperial Edict appointing certain High Officials to enforce the Opium Suppression Rules307
211.Imperial Edict concerning a Constitution308
212.Imperial Edict establishing a Department for the collection of Information regarding the Modes of Goverument of other States309
213.Imperial Edict appointing Officials to consider Reform Questions309
214.Imperial Edict concerning Education310
215.Memorial concerning a system of Weights and Measures311
216.Memorial concerning Stamp Duties315
217.Memorial concerning Duty on Cotton Yarn318
218.Memorial concerning the Yunnan Copper Mines320
219.Memorial concerning the development of Indus-tries324
220.Memorial concerning rewards for Manufacturing and Commercial Enterprise326
221.Memorial concerning the fmances of the Kiang-Che Railway330
222.Memorial reporting that no Opium is consumed among Officials336
223.Memorial reporting that Opium has disappcared from Kiangsi,with an Euclosure relating to the circulation of base coin337
224.Memorial concerning penaltics for forging Post-age Stamps,erc.340
225.Memorial concerning the construction of the Yunnan Railway343
226.Seleetions from a Memorial by Governors General LIU and CHANG relating to reforms345
Ⅷ.—MISCELLANEOUS.362
227.Deed of Sale of a House362
228.Proof of Registration of a Deed(Deed "Tail")364
229.Deed of Sale of Land365
230.Deed of Sale of Land366
231.Deed of Sale of Land368
232.Letter,Reign K'ANG HSI,on the Copper Mines of Yunnan370
233.Letter372
234.Memorandum by LAN Y?-LIN on opening the country to trade.373
235.LAN Y?-LIN on the South-western Tribes377
236.LAN Y?-LIN on Monastic Establishments379
237.Contract for a labourer for the Transvaal380
238.Notification of an Entrance Examination for a School in Peking384
239.Memorial,with Imperial Rescript,on the estab-lishment of a Constitution385
240.Selected Confis?ation cases402
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