HANKOW, A telegram which was despatched rom the Imperialist camp on Tuesday reports that a bombardment of Hankow took place on Monday, and lasting for about three hours in the morning was the fiercest that has yet been seen. It came from the artillery at Wauchang, and some of the shells seem to ha difficulty, and possibly bloodshed whea the time comes to adjust matters, and bring the many independent elements into order, and subserviency to some central authority.
Meanwhile the people are carrying on business as usual, and bat for the revolutionary flag, there is little evidence of the great change that has come,
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