The rebellion in Kuangsi is serious, the Triad Society being concerned in The intention of the rebels is to go westward and take Nanning (la Knuangsi), then-northward to Kueilin (the capital of Kuangsi).
"Trade receives a-serious blow, as several of the font a the ieee prosperous districts of *Kuangsi- have along the entire coast. Thunderstorms in fresh monsoon between S.W. and SE. Bate of the atmosphere on' the lith inst, Iaces.—Tuesday, 12th' July, 10 a.m.
—The high pressures remain over S.W. Japan, the Loochoos, and Formosa. Fine and very warm weather at Shanghai. State on the morning of the 12th.—The barometer keeps above the average, Warm and fine weather. Probabilities, 5 p.m.—The barometer begins to fall slowly between the coast of: China and Formosa, but there is no apparent centre of depression except inthe N. of Japan. Fine weather likely to continue with local thunderstorms growing more and more numerous with the fall of the barometer. Light variable winds along the const.—Wednesday, 13th July, 10 a.m.—State of the atmosphere on the 12th.—The barometric maximum remains between Kiu-shin and the Loochoo Islands; but' the Pressure gives way at every station in Jhina and Japan to approach the average. Fine weather' and fresh S.E. monsoon at Shanghai. State on the morning of the 13th.—The weather keeps fair and the strong S.E. breezes are still prevailing. Barometer above the average.—Probabilities, 5 p.m.—The fall of the barometer at Formosa giving signs of a low pressure approaching that Island and the N. of the China Sea from the S.E., but without any definite contre yet. Fine weather, strong monsoon over: N. coast, and variable breezes that may' settle to the N.E. in the S.—Thursday, 14th July, 10 s. State of the atmosphere on: the 13th.—The high pressures are stretching over the Sea of Japan from Viadivostock to Nagasaki. There: are signs of a depression over the Pacific, to the 'S.E. of Formosa,.advancing slowly towards the N. ofthe: China Séa,—State on the morning of the 14th.—Fine weather with strong S. monsoon at Shanghai. barometer continues to" fall. Probabilities, 5 p.m.—The depression over the Pacific will slightly approach Formosa. Fine. weather. Strong monsoon over: the coast, and very' variable breezes in the "S.—Friday, 15th July, 10 a.m.—State of the atmosphere on the 14th.—Tho high pressure envelops the whole of Japan. The depression reported yesterday seems to be lying off the east coast of Formosa where the barometers falling pretty rapidly.—Strong S. monsoon at Shanghai.—State onthe morning of the 15th.—The stron; southerly breezes are still blowing. weather. The barometer reaches almost exuetly the average. Probabilities, 5 p.m.—The depression is filling up.at Formosa, where.the barometer'rises rapidly. Fine weather; strong winds from theS. quadrant along the N. coast, and return of the monsoon in the S.—Saturday, 16th July, 10 'a.m.:—State-of the atmosphere on the. 15th.
metric maximum over Japan. Area of low pressure in. the:: valley of the Huangho. Strong S. monsoon at Shanghai and along the coast. Fair weather.—State on the morning of the 16th.—The pressure stands at-the average. The S. breeze is decreasing and: the weather becomes overcast,—Sunday, 17th: July, 10 a.m.—State of the atmosphere on' the 16th.—The barometer remains high. over Japan and low over North China and Mongolia. Very variable breezes in the and fairly fresh monson over the N. coast. Fine and hot weather at Shanghai. State on the morning of the 17th—Fine and hot weather. The barometer remains near the mean.—Probabilities, 5 p.m.—Fine weather. Moderate to fresh monsoon from the S.W. along the S. coast, and from S.E. in the N. Thunderstorms in'places.
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