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 Ts Ting. of the Imperial House, governor general of kwang Tang and Kwang Sc, a director of the board of war, vice guardian ol the heir apparent, minister and commis- sioicr extraordinary Of the G'si fsing empire makes ihis communication S.c

 Hhereas, on former occasion, with the honorable envoy, negotiated and settled treaty ol amity and commerce, and fortt- nately received the august Emperor's iniunc- lions to the operative boards, who have rati- fled the same, due notice whereof has been given by me, tho minister This Is on rec ord

 have now received the august Emperor's reply to the Presidential letter of your hon. ofahle naton's august President; and as bchooYeth me, ], ihe minister, appoint two high officers, (iiwang,) the provincial trea- surer and Chow the eommissary, to take Il and deliver il to Dr) Parker, the officer whom your exeelleney depated to receive and transmit il

 After your excellerey shall have received Il, request you will, without delay, respee-, tiully present ]! to the President, in order to manifest 'perpetual amity and concord ,'' OH this account, make this communication, and take the opportunity of presenting my re- gards for your daily increasing happiness. As is requisite, l make this communication.

 The foregoing communication is to Caleb Cushing, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States of Amor- ca To China

 Haon Kwang, 24th year, 18th mouth, l6th day, t23d January, I845A

 {Signed,) PETER PARKER,

 Late Chinese Secretary of the Legation.