THE WAR IN MANCHURIA.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 790, 5 April 1905, Page 2

THE WAR IN MANCHURIA.

HI 1 I * . " k MPUIBK EXPLOIT. DAOrSOMITIK. LONDON, April 8. Two cfctacfeutcaU oacfc 18© •tmHN when they started under Colo** Magenuma and liajor have returned to tho JapMOM UM north of Kaiyuen, each 100 *tw®l after the moat cxUsnsive and dariß) seouting exploit at the war. Tb«! started early in January and en plored the positions wont of Mull den, eluding many bodies of Ilussiw cavalry, They penetrate) CJ««WW Mistchenko's lines, and rolo c<m wand, crossing' the railway, «bd del ing the battie cutting the Una «' UJsqrapli. Ttesjr next WsiOxl Ui Klrln n^gWuMirhood.

JAPANESE ADTUCE. PEACE PROPOSALS ABANOOVIC LONDON, April 8. 'J'hc expelled the Hui rians from riidw* between Mukden and Klrin, < n ll Mandarin Hoad, and oocupiud Ui heigh U northward. French correspondent* at ft. Pe •rjtyurg aiseert Umt «li Mm , - peace he# bean almadoi ed, and the war, will be eosraet cally prosecuted, Russian fount rose to 90, «tiU waa attributed to the i«a rumours. JAPANESE LOAN BI'B<iICRIUBI | FOIIHFOLD, LONDON, April a, h' <•» rotlHoi fivefoM " twen KUbKri^ " LITTLE 80-PEEP." ** A MODEHN VERSION. (Received April 4, #.55 pm h . , LONDON, Ifril i AdtnicaJ IMebogatMTe Mri has reached Jibuti, on tlw B MKB JPM9KB. WAITING FOB DEFEAT. MINISTERS want THE POgITK BROL'OIIT HOME. (Received April 4, 10 p.m.) LONDON, April 4 Koutera ageocy at RL ftli burg reports that turn the warm "W that the losses fa tfea Hub b«ttl e wm be ZrfTJSf fore the next wTblSlfe 'rtwh decisive defeat «W toeMaMh to pMo*, but the ftMwai »a|>i authorities are hTS ready veered in favoar of peace. 1» understood that a decia taken at the Oew of Ministers to be held at TWf from Oeneral Linevltdi, and ott at the front; also from Bmniia 4 bessadom abroad. ' THE CUIONTUTI. PERSISTS IN WAB AT AIX COBTB, (Received April S, i.jo iua.l _ „ LONDON, Aprtl I The Standard sayvthat despite advice of the dignitaries recently < suited, it is reported the Car slats in conducting the war at costs*