Honkgong, Nov, 4.
According to a message Canton, a sudden anti-Brit stration broke out there yesterday, and the message further states thi British goods which had been discharged from steamers were cot fire ated by the pickets, while wha coolies refused to work for Briti+h concerns.
The reason for the sudden uprising not yet made clear, but, in view of the act by the Provincial Government of dissolving the strike eommittee of the commercial and industrial circles which has been in existence for more than three years, it fs supposed to be due to an internal reaction of a temporary nature.—Toho, A General's Rough Journey of Forty Li
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