Warren, has communicated to us the purport ofa dispatch received by him yesterday from Mr. R. W. Mansfield, H. M. Consul at Amoy. Mr. Mansfield protests against unfounded rumours that have been circulated in the North of disturbances at Amoy. Everything is: perfectly quiet there, and to make-assurance doubly sure, there were two Japanese men-of-war there, and the U. S. 8. Princeton. No trouble of any kind is anticipated at Amoy, where the export of Formosa tea is going on as usual.
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