Foochow, Nov, 13. There was a considerable exodus from here on November 8. The revelation at 4.15 on the morning of the 9th when s gan was fired from Pagoda Hill tle doubt that the Chinese acted with in letting thave who wished to do 20 flee fromthe airy, Thus considerable ies of Manchus are abroad committing arson and violence in the towns, and as the Commander-General Sung signers r residing away from Foochow, will not guarantee the safety of for-near the South Gate, A brisk fusillade been necessary to recall all mis-also took place at the North Gate. At 6.30 a.m. I went to the hospital passing through the Guard House, There I saw a Honanese soldier lying dead, having been shot, and at gate itself were two Tartars, also dead. No wounded bad yet come to the hospital. Fortunately at 9 a.m. Mr. Hind arrived with a numerous stretcher party carrying Red Cross flags and with the Red Cross on their arms, They went out in quest of wounded and that day brought in thirteen to the Meries to Foochow. I saw no vimens destroyed by fire; on the other hand street after street of shops and dwelling houses have been burnt to the ground.
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