Tientsin, May 9.
The danger at Tientsin-has passed and the Vojunteers are not remaining on duty.
Thousands more of the Fengtien troops surrendered yesterday in the vicinity of Tientsin, including 4,000 of the Second Cavalry Brigade, who were allowed to keep their ponies and were given civilian: clothes and five dollars each. These were promised that they would! be sent home, many of them proving to be Chihli and Shantung men.
Thousands were also taken prisoners at Tongku. Although two bridges were partially burnt near
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