A telegram from Nanking yesterday morning says that as there were signa of bombardment by the revolutionary men-of-war, the fe 0 vessels and bolks in portehifted their position son Taeaday. All the foreigners have also taken ap out of the line of fire, which is crea to be directed towards Lion Regardiog the report that General Wang, the second in command had been killed on Sanday, it transpires that this is incorrect, He was, in fact, shot through the arm, bat seems to be in no way seriously injured, as be has been seen by foreigners.
Private letters indicate that the fighting about Lion Hill ws very serious character, Neither side appears to have made much effort to hart the other aod the firing was deliberately simed so as to avoid injury to the other side, It is said that 500 men of General Chang's newly enrolled troops, who bad been placed onteide the city went over the revolutionaries, We quote these accounts under as the size of the ground to be and the imperfect service of telegrams, which in practically reserved of the field commanders yet trastworthines: even in the most carefal reports,
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