AFFAIRS IN CHINA.
OPINION OF THE POWERS.
By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright London, April 10. Tho Times’ correspondent at Pekin reports that the Powers consider the present a favourable opportunity of securing recognition of Manchuria as an integral part of China. The Foreign Ministers aro accordingly malting arrangements to hielude the desired recognition of Manchuria’s position in the general settlement of the Chinese difficulties. Li Ilung Chang believes that Prince Tuan and Tungfuhsiang are creating a diversion by raising a rebellion in order to secure their personal pardon. Sydney, A pril 10.
The Chingtu, witli the New ,South Wales Contingent, sailed from Hong-king for Sydney on April sth. RUSSIA’S THREATS. A POLICY OF THE UTMOST SEVERITY. ■ Jt MORE TROUBLE IN MANCHURIA. s, By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Jjondon, April 1.1. M. Dc Gicrs has warned Li Hung Chang that instead of advancing the Chinese cause in tho Ministers’ conference ho will henceforth support a policy uftlio utmost severity. Collisions of the Russians and Chinese liavo already been renewed in Mauchuria. .
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 80, 12 April 1901, Page 2
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