CHANG-HSUN'S APOLOGY

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1868, 30 September 1913, Page 7

CHANG-HSUN'S APOLOGY

SALUTES JAPANESE CONSUL. By Telegraph—Press Association—OopyrleM Pekin, September 28. The Japanese Legation denies the report regarding the ultimatum, and states that General Chang-Hsun apologised to-day, and that other demands nave been satisfied. (Ree. September 29, 11.30 p.m.) Peking, September 29. A bodyguard of fifty cavalry accompanied General Chang Hsun to tho Japanese Consulate at Nanking in tho morning, when 119 apologised, in terms of the request made by the Japanese Government, in consequence of the killing of a member of tho Japanese Legation at Nanking during tlio rebellion. Eight hundred of General Chang Hsun's troops marched in the afternoon to tho Japanese Consulate, and i)reBonted arms, their commander saluting tlio consul, while the Japaneso troops stood at attention. It is believed that tho British Consul induced the Japaneso to accept this compromise instead of forcing General Chang Hsun to apologise at tho head of his troops.

A UNITED MONCOUA. INDEPENDENT STATE PROPOSED. "Times" —Sydney "Sun" Special Cables. (Reo. September 29, 7.25 p.m.) Peking, September 29. , Tho Chinese Minister for _ Foreign Affairs has renewed negotiations with Russia with a view to a treaty regarding Russian Chinese interests in Mongolia, on a 'basis of tho recognition of tho independence of a united Mongolia, subject to the suzerainty of China. FINANCIAL AGREEMENTS. FIVE POWERS AND CHINA. (Rec. September 29, 10.20 p.m.) London, September 29. Tlio agreements among the Powers for regulating the financial dealings of their respective subjects with tho Chinese Government have been terminated, and the live-Power Agreement so modified as to enable each Government to support its subjects when negotiating for railway and other concessions.