A lieutenant who was sent from Tehang help to suppress the evil-leers in the early days of the trouble, incurred the tllwill of the Tanyang magistrate by his diligence in keeping the peace. The mmzistrate trumped up a charge agaist him, and accused lun to the General in Ichang, 30 that the man lost his billet in the camp here. This lieutennut was me: by the men seat by the Mission, and had the same that the magistrate hindered a aires ti g the ringleaders, and did nothing to protect the Church members, If the vigour of the allied forces could be felt in this district, we wight hope for a 12th December.
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