Chinkiang, June 13.
On Sune 9th the British women and children in our port, at the request of their local Consul, toft for Shanghai.
On the 10th Captain J.B. Timnber lake, of the Penguin, American gunboat, had a confer-fence at the British Consulate, with the different working felt that the number of American women and children should also Teave the port. Quite a number have left for Shangh. and other' ports.
Some of the Chinase have feared that the soldiers would take advantage of the situation to loot. All.was quiet in Chis afternoon of the 12th.
T have just learnt from Nanking that a well-known student of that city, had returned from Shanghai where he had witnessed all that happened Nanking Road ea May 30. He feared to say that the shooting was unavoidable and just-ifed. For this he has since had to go into hiding.
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