On 2th September, at the railroad june-Bell-Irving, Hon. T. H. Whitehead, Col. tion" Lia-Okehe," near the station lard, Messrs Grote, D. Gillies, C. Babgranitehna," of the Chinese Eastern Ra ington, E. W. Rutter, and H. P. White. way, an attack was made une: a band of 200 Chinese, 'The resi Hongkong Volunteers' Farewell brutally treated and their belongings de-to their Commandant. vastated. Six persons killed and 'The Hongkong Volunteers' parade to-number wounded. One railton contractor the 12th inst. quarters, was brought to the local has with a farewell to the Commandant, Si wound in his head and two in one leaving for Eng-tivo Tittle daughters were wing to ill-health. bullet part of the 2, Prementation sentation is he made to Sir John ington ax he resigns his common nen, The nurse of these children killed.
Turkey, Bad news Numerous bands ow commenced ing unprotected Certain prominent Armenians 5 ied by wire to the Sultan for ways been most enthusiastic that concerns the Volunteers, im attending parades, -ches-ont, etc., in spite latterly of had health and he is very popular with all units. and will be greatly missed by the entire body of Volunteers—officers and men.
The Chaplain of St. John's Cathedral.
9th October.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.