Custom House. The Taotai escaped from the day "to the effect that. the Imperial peaceable country folk looting the!
Mfr. Alcock replied on the following City with the aid of some foreigners, who treens were becoming such a source of danger lowered him over the wall. On the 9th to the foreign community that, unless they September foreigners were placed on guard struck camp and went 3 or 4 li further away at the Customs, and at the English Church. in a South-Easterly direction by four o'clock The rebels maintained fairly good order in the city, and showed no disposition to inter-that afternoon, they would be expelled from their fore with the foreigners who paid frequent entrenchments and their camp visits to that place to see what was going destro~ed. on, The foreigners, however, had an exciting
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