Canton, Jan, 21.
General Ho Chien, chairman of the Hunan Provincial Goveramen', has not yot succeeded in disarming' the troops of his subordinate, General Tang Shang-ming, who has rebelled and is suspected of see! ing help from General Tang Sengchi, the Honan rebel leader.
General Tang Shang-ning's forces, 7,000 to 8000 strong, are now retreating towans Kuangsi pursued by General Ho Chien's armies It is believed that General Ho Chien will seek the ce-operation the Kuangtung leaders as the revolting troops are seeking to ally themselves with the "Ironsides" in Kuangsi. If this ce-operation is effected, the rebels should be vanquithed' without much difficulty, as the Kuangtung expeditionary forces are now nearing Kueilin, the stronghold of the "Ironsides.'-—Reuter.
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