Oct. 30.
Last night was a night of terror, long to be remembered ty all here. At 10.30 it looked as if the city was in a tsze from one end to the other, and constant desultory firing was heard from all sides. much nearer to the b other yamens, were fired. "AN tae time a lot of shouting and firing heard quite in the Eogli ponnd. The troops could not wholly restrain the Jooters, and several shops have been cleaned out. Forty lootes been killed it la ssid, bat probably far below the number that have it. Dead bodies are lying everymbere about the streets, All com-
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