Oct. 20—The losses in the past two days' fighting were small on both sides.
The Imperialists are awol reinforcements and the rebels The I.-C. ght no shelling their outposts. The rail-S. way for a distance of seven miles foreiga passengers, ax well ax several hundreds of Chinese; the N.-D.L.8. Meilee carried 23 foreign and 241 Chinese passengers; the str. Changon, 13 foreign and 842 Chinese, and the Tachang Mara also several Japanese and Chinese passengerr, of the nambers of which we are enable to obtain apy retarn Tuesday, Oct. 24. in the hands of the rebels.—Our Own Correspondent.
GURDRS AND yonnRs.
A onions story reached mi yerterday from ne lately returned from Hankow, lissed upon first-hand and trostwortby Chinese evidence, to the effect that in the fighting last. Wednesday acd Thorsday, the balk of the work was done by the rebel reornite, Mean-mile the trained soldiers who bad
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