Telegrams from Nanking dat yesterday and from Chinkiaog of ti tame date atate that General Chao; treogthening the garrison and fort tions at Pakoa, on the north side of the river, and has placed four twelve centimetre gans on Porple Hill, Reports received in Nankiog concerning the forces approaching from Lungtaa and from Waba are conflicting and untrustworthy, To those who live in Nanking there is no evidence of weak evi -g on the part of General Chang, except that sixteen jenks armed with quick firing gans are continually kept in readiness to trant-port troops. A new gon has been pat in position on Lion Hill,
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