You have no doubt been wondering what has become of the Hangchow correspondent ami t all the political ttiréd to soggest it would be well to rhino the capital first and thou act." But lig was ove-whelmingly voted down..'The ntiments of the old time gentry and-of the new cacker seem to be th "China, for ti railway, and own hands.' affairs vid Shanghai, Nanking, and Poking, High officials may come and go, denunus and counter-denuucit tions are hueied back and forth, an up: brigands hol own against the coal for against troops sent out from Hangchow is reported in bouring districts, and ly peaceful and quiet in th great city and people go about their ordinary occu-potions as if nothing had. happened. - We. have had only the most meagre reports of the trouble at Haining vicinity. ist there saying that robbers were getting bad of nights and it wauld not be
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