The Kiangyung brings news that there are fears that the rabble soldiery with Lu Chusn-lin may make trouble xt Chinkiang, the British Consul there having advised the departure of Our AN We n and children. They took the advice, and a few of them have come up by the Kiangyung. The natives xshore still seem quite friendly, but at a time like this it is considered wise to be prepared for the worst.
NEWS FROM 0, Late news from Ningpo is brought by the O.M.S. Kiangteen, which arrived here yesterday.
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