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A late number Of the Chinese Repository con-
tains an account of recent occurrences in CHINA,
which we should be hardly able TO credit but for
our knowledge of the extreme density of the popu-
lation of the Chinese Empire. According TO this
journal, which is published in Canton by the mis-
sonaries from this country, civil has recent
ly been waged in two of the departments of the
province of Gokien, or, more properly speaking, a
feud between two neighboring countries in which
over twenty-five thousand houses have been de-
stroyed by fire, and more than hundred and thir-
" thousand persons killed and soounded Such
conflicts, it seems, often take place in the interior
OF the country without the Government having
power to prevent them: and perhaps, without
their much desiring to; for, every time that such
commotion arises, of political character, the
Chinese authorities trouble themselves but little as
to any disasters that may in consequence result
from them to their subjects. 1t was in this same
spirit that the Mandarns recently suffered two
villages to murder each other in quarrel orginat-
ing from losses in gambling. The country is too
full, they say there is no harm in the turbulen,
making room for the peaceful.-Boston atlas.