We hear that the Governor has recently been at Kaomi city to adjust the railroad riot, trouble. It seems~that he reached Chuehéng jast in time to find the local magnate, " Hanlin by the name of Tsang, engaged in raising a large force of volunteers to assist the patriots who were try~ stop the desecrating progress of Mi Hildebrand's surveying party. The Gov ernor, who apparently knows when the precise moment has arrived to cease being antiforeign, is said to have taken away the unfortunate Tsang's degrees so far as he may have been able to do so, to have seized x Range quantity of the munitions of cast the leading patriots into prison, little of this medicine administered. s muths ago would lives, endless disorder, and a gee: thousand ounces of the Government's ver.
28th July.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.