THE WAR.

Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1503, 11 July 1905, Page 2

THE WAR.

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By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright London, July 9. Tho Japanese loan is quoted at i per - cent, premium. Gonoral Linovittch reports that the Japanese on the ' sth took tho offensive against Lugushan on tho left flank. The Russians slowly retired.

Sydney, July 10. Tho steamer Changsha brings news that tho officers of the steamer Oldbamn, sunk by the Russians, were transhipped to a Russian warship, which tbo Japanese afterwards captured. The officers were released at Sasebo.

JAPANESE TRIUMPH. DISMAY IN RUSSIA.

itelagraph. Profits KwfO, Dcfpyufiitfl’fi Recoivod 11.45 p.m., July 10. London, July 10. goven thousand Japanese have landed south of Khoreakovsk,' 5000 landing east of the island to intercept the garrison.g . Tho Times’ St. Petersburg correspondent report* that the invasion and irretrievable loss of Sakbalien oreated the deepest painful impression, bringing borne to the Oition the hopeless struggle and incapacity of the Government.

JAPANESE RESUME. THE OFFENSIVE. HAGGLING OVER PEACE. Bsj fataara-nSS. Pfifissa Aeb’B* Coßyrighti Received 12.53 a.m., July 11. London, July 10. General Linevltch reports that the Japanese have assumed tho offensive on tho Russian right flank. The Daily Telegraph’s St. Petersburg correspondent reports that the peace plenipotentiaries have been ordered to resist the cessation of Northern Mauobpria, and to haggle over everything.