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The Trouble in China.

Hong Konu, August "13. Mr Conger, m 1m 1 telegrams lodger! rat Tsinanftt cm August 10lb> stages that the soldiery is still bosiegiug the Legations, and that the situation is desperate. Admiral Courrejolles reports that attacks on the Legations have been renewed. The southern Vicoroys ace urging the Powers nofe to land troops at Shanghai.

' Augusfe-14. Sir R. Hart, in a cipher message -dated August sth says :-^-' 5 Tan sooner we can get oafe the better, inasmuch it is inconvenient for the ■Chinese Government ami unsafe for ourselves. This message interprstecl m'taus that China is anxious £or the safety of foreigners, also that Sir ft. Hart expects release poouer or lafeer. Chang - Yinsuan, who- was the Chinese Envoy at the T Queen's Jubilee celebrations, has been -executed by Imperial order. The Legations' couwars ropor!; "that Lipenheing again fiercely bombarded the Legations for two day 3 from the batteries srn the city wail.

„ LoxDoto, August 13. The Times .Tientsin correspon-' dent on fchs .3rd states that Yung Lu's influence at Pekin is growing, and is directed towards securing the safety of foreigners. •' • "

Paris, August 13. A message from M. Pi chore on the 7fch states that £iie forces, provisions and ammunition are' nearly exhausted. * _ - , , <

XiON»oN, August 13. - The balloon 'section of -English Engineers has started for China,

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