Canton, Dec, 17.
the south, there are still articles and pamphlets issued, whose object is to bias the minds of Chit ese readers, und inflame the against the British, One fails to see what serious advantage accrues to the authors from the public tion of these fabrications, for the Chinese know little about foreign matters, and those few who take an intelligent interest in world wide affairs certainly unable te de anything serious to assist the Gerwans ur thwart the British, Yet the work gues on Vhat these emstiace from) German suns is clear enongi, because mity geographical names, which are transisterated into Chinese, appear wisu in their original form, and tis is German and not Eng: lish. The unworthy ambitions of the British are set forth and painted in the darkest coloms.—The have been a perfidious race for unnumbered yerns, it is said, They have conquered the lands that they have needed for their without a thought for the es of those have subdued. Recent mined to sweep happens to be a particularly large force of Chinese troops under Gen eral Wa's command. There is.
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