(From the Foochow Bobo of 7th it 'Ve warning of the grain conanissioner to the rice dealers, that they were not to prices without sufficient cause, of we made mention lately, has' not been without its effect. To some the consequences ave been serious, In the face of this warning, dealers have not dared to combine to rig'the market as heretofore, and the considerable stocks held by them, as well as cargoes to arrive, all show heavy losses. With the second crop turning out much heavier than was expected, it has been found impossible to support prices, and veral firms of rice dealers have had to suspend payment.
myally and that of Kumgtang on the time past between the peuple of this vice-Some fighting line been going on for some
confines of the respective territories in the neighbourhood, we hear, of Chungchow, Neither of the Viceroys would interfere, each asserting that it was the duty of the other to attend to it, On the matter being referred to Peking, it was looked upon very serious, and both of the high officials have been degraded for culpable neglect of duty, Whether the fighting is over, and the people pacified, we have not yet heard,
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