The Trouble in China.
O ' Tokk>, October 25. The Japanese press are unanimous in declaring that Japan cannot allow Manchuria to become a Russian possesThey regard the promised withdrawal a» illusory, and protest that the southern viceroys represent Chinese opinion ia regard to Euasta. Japan is negotiating with Ching and Li Hung Chang for a concession- adjoining tbe British and Freucfe concessions at Shanghai. Tbe Standard's Shanghai correspondent states that it ie reported that Yung Li has informed Li Hung Chang that the Dowager strongly desires the friendshipof Eusßia r who promised to prevent aggression and protect? her at Pekin. Hei added that tbe Manehurian treaty must be promptly concluded, the Dowager ' relying on Yung Li's support against the opposition of the southern viceroys. Londoit, October 25. Advices from St. Petersburg announcethat Corea obtained, atJ 10 per cent, a loan from, the First Japanese Bank of i seven million- sterling for the year. The Oorean Governmeut stipulated to spend a portion in rifles and guns along with) Japatt. Berlin, October 26. Germany's attitude towards the Manehurian convention is one of absolute neutrality. Franci is now issuing a loan- o£ £11,000,000 on the security of the Chinese indemnity.
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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 121, 29 October 1901, Page 4
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197The Trouble in China. Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 121, 29 October 1901, Page 4
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