ey Later dispatches by wire concerning the above riot us noted in these columns on Monday morning (28th), now state that, after considerable difficulty, the local Chinese authorities of Amoy had eventually succeeded in persuading the Japanese Consul of that port to postpone his departure while the mob had been coerced into refraining from further hostilities against the Japanese. As the Chinese have offered to muke full reparation for all insults to the Japanese flag, to indemnify all losses of Japanese subjects arising through the riot, and to severely punish the ringleaders of the mob, the hope is expressed by mandarins that the unfortunate affair will go no further, and that the entente hitherto existing between the two Governments will not be broken.
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