Beyond that point not mach fire make was discernible, and it is boped that the blind boys sad all but the most seriously wounded will have been able in fan emergency to make their escape. Another attempt, bat this time by land behind Hankow, will be made s soon as possible to reach this place. All that could be done has been done to succour the wounded in distress. If blame reste anywhere it rear open the shoulders of the Imperial troops who, at the very time they were preparing for the con-flag ration, had given thedoctorsand Red-"Cross Bociety written guarantees signed by the Ger to protect especially this hhonpital that lay more or less in the direct line of fire.
Whether the north and south ens of the city are to be burnt as well as the centre we shall see to-morrow. Present information would wuggest that if the rebels here vacated the city, a8 they are doing this morning, the need of farther burning may be removed.
FROM ALL QUARTERS,
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