From Our Own Correspondents, Teinanfo, Dec. 5. folly free from excitement of any kind, it proportion of rash to show their an again the government " by catting off the queue and attending meetings io favour of a Republic for Sbantaog, bat the great solid mass of the patient speechless toiling multitude seem to be more or less content with things they are.
Of course, young Chi very much in favour of a change, with no definite idea as to whether or not it is to change for the better. An enthusiast of eighteen summers was ssid to be the leader of © revolutionary party in one of the government colleges. He reported to have incited his fellow students to break into a store-house where arms snd ammunition were kept, snd each brave would-be warri became folly armed and eager for the fray. However, the Government sent detachment of troops who surrounded the buildings and quietly but firmly removed weapons of every kind, end next morning the college balls were almost deserted, the stodente hi developed " great desire to go home.
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