The dunger is that while the present anrost will result perhaps in stationing 8 good many more soldiers in general district, and that while the soldiers are on the ground all will be quiet. Yet when quiet is restored the soldiers will leave, and the robbers will have their opportunity again. This, it may be assumed, the latter know very well. They have enough booty in hand to afford to await their chance. We shall hope for better things, but the danger is that a plaster only will be placed upon the boil until the Government can "talk it over again.""
More soldiers are arriving in the district and things are outwardly quiet' at present, though there is a general feeling of unrest.
The crowd which raided Bohyusn went on northward through Sinchang. There they lifted $5,100 from two boats which were carrying money collected from silk hongs in this city. They bought a large amount of goods at Sinchang, and also at another place farther on in southern Kiangsu, and are uow evidently in Kiangsu. By their peculiar mettod of making a show of having " great deal of money in these places they gained several followers in each place who will serve them a tum when they return, as they no doubt intend to do.
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