The leading events of the year do not furnish conclusive evidence in cither direction. During the first three or four months there was very great unrest, which in April la. became so acute that the Governor-al rarely felt sufficiently secure to leav his yamen. Frequent discoveries of bombs and smuggled arms led to all manner of cause of the an economic her than political, from—depreciated partly from disbanded troops unable to find employment and consequently ready for any promising plot that might result in their finding themselves once ore in receipt of Government pay. Where polities pure and simple con-riginal fi
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