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Mr. Diehl, the supcrcargo ofthe New Jersey,
at Philadelphia from Canton, states that the re-
bellion which had for some time been raging IN
parts Of the Chinese Emperor's dominion, had
assumed very serious aspect, and was spread
ing at the date ofthe last advces. The Empe'
ror had recently made considerable drafts on the
Salt and Hong Merchants, for the means Of car.
ryinr on the war. 1t was doubtful what effect
the insurrection would have on the coming Tea
Crop.