Oming to the ramour which was pre-lent among the Obin the effect that Anking the revolntionsries, the C. M. 8.
isngkwan, which left Shanghai for River po: te last night, had orders not to proceed any further than Wabe. The remaining four river sten7 belonging to this Company—the Lieut.
Tave and thirty marines arrived Ki here at the beginning of the week, and departed without loss of time for Hankow.
When the trouble at Wochang broke out, it may be remembered that lod offal expressed apprebenion concerning: for Assistant: Mixed. Court, Magistrates, Mr. aod Mr. that At time it feared that they might have per shed in Wachang, especially as Mr. Wang was a Manche and Mr. Li was with the Viceroy. These fears have now been diecountenanced by the arrival of Mr. Wang in Shanghai, while Mr. Li is sla reported tobe safe, and on his way here, until farther orders.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.