THE CHINESE WAR.
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London, March 25. The Times Tokio correspondent denies the report that the Japanese despatched warships to make a naval demonstration at Corea.
The Corean Government has dismissed Mr M’Loavy Brown, Chief Commissioner of Customs.
Great Britain has remonstrated against the dismissal.^ 200 of the Hong Kong Regiment has reinforced the British forces at Tientsin.
The Tientsin Municipality presented each member of the Australian Naval Contingent with a testimonial in recognition of their behaviour during the crisis. The Victorian Contingent sails for Australia by the transport Chingtu to-day. The Daily Express states that the Russian flags remain flying at Tientsin. The Times St Petersburg correspondent states that M. Lamsdorff and Lord Salisbury agreed to accept Count von Walder--ee’s arbitration over the Tientsin siding.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 26 March 1901, Page 4
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