AFFAIRS IN CHINA.
By Telegraph-- Press Association—Copyright
London, March 24. Tho unruly Parisian regiment at Tient- v in is to bo succeeded by other French iroops.
,ENFORCEMENTS FOR TIENTSIN
PRESENTATIONS TO AUSTRALIANS.
By Telegraph—Press Assooiation —Copyright
Received March 25, 11.2 p.m. London, March 25.
A hundred soldiers of the Hongkong regiment have reinforced tho British forces at v Ticntsin. The municipalities presented each member of tho Australian naval contingent with a testimonial in recognition of their behaviour during tho crisis. Tho Victorian contingent sails for Australia by tho transport Chingtu to-day. THE RUSSIAN FLAG KEPT FLYING. WALDERSEE’S ARBITRATION ACCEPTED. By Tolegraph—Press Assooiation—Copyright Receivod March 2G, 1 a.m. London, March 25. Tho Daily Express states that the Russian flags remain flying at Kmdcr’s railway siding at Tientsin. The Times’ St. Petersburg correspondent states that Lamsdorff and Lord Salisbury agroed to accept Count Waldorsoo’s arbitration over tho Ticnslin siding-
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 70, 26 March 1901, Page 2
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