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kioG AT CANroN.--fhrre has been
qmc serious riot at Canon-ihe partic
nltsaLr.Aish-a asa ~ fillnws


FAhcr dinner an old English merchant
vi passing through crowd of CbDamen,
atI pushed one nrihrm oli Of his path
DE- Chnlmn resented II angrily struck
~ o,d resident aud threw stone at him;
Nnfcdpan he was pursued By the old res
iSnl anl his friends, caught, 'daggel
itido aud bound TO post. This cnrag,d
J. whole body Of Cinnamon, wh1 made a
fious assault upon the galcs, demanding
a. release Of their cnunlymln. Upon
g. the English anl the Americans armed
lrmseiyrs with guns, opened the gate, and
,cn the Chinnmen rushed in, fire. vollcy
fbulIcls into the mass, killing three, aud
hunling sis. A letter written by an
mrfioan merchant, says there were ten
iled. AMI twice as many wounded The
Bholp affair occupied about three hours
Fronhr accoun's, written by foreigners,
is evident that they were the aggressors
barthey first aclcdas mob, and that the
Fhneso only behaved as all men will,
neither they ought or not. "