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A late number OF the Chinese Repo.ito'
~ contains an account of recent occurrcn.
ces in China, which VIC should be hardly
able to credit ont for our knowledge of the
extreme density of the population Of the
Chinese Empire. According 10 this jour.
nal, which Is published in Canton by the
missionaries from this country, civil war
has recently been wagcd in two Of the de-.
partmenis of the province Of Gokien, or,
moro properly speaking, a ieud between
two neighboriug countries in which over
twenty-five thousand houses have been
DESTROYED By Gre, and more than dhuHdred
and thirty thousand persons killed and
rounded. Such conflicts often take place
in The interior without the Government
having power to prevent lbemi and, per
haps, without their much desiring ioi lor,
every time that such commoiion arises,
of political character, the Chinese au.
ihoritcs trouble themselves but little as 10
, any disasters that may in consequence re-
suit from them to their subjects. II was
in this same spirit that the Mandarlns
recently suffered two villages 10 murder
each other in quarrel originating from
losses in gambling. The country is Toe
;hlll, they say; there is no harm in the tur
bulent making room for the peaceful.


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