The Herald, 1901-01-18, Page 6f
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UERTTAKS
FAIL AGAIN,
A Hundred Men Repulse a
1 Thousand Boers.
ITRUCCLE AT KAALFONTEIN
eln"et Flogs Three Peace 3Iessengers
and Shoots One of Them -British
Press on the Act-iiitchenons
Plan Working Ailltight.
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1Pretoria, San. 13.-A commaudo,
nousand strong, attaeked Inaalfon-
ein. at 7 ()Moen yesterday morning.
he garrisoa, numbering ale men,
'vastly Cheshire alounted Infantry,
*ado a. plueky anil %dentine defence.
lark William Freemen was in tom -
and. The British trust -Innen n ieix
/ens' bombarnaterat from two guns
ad a Martini and a 3Iaxim repid-nre
en, and repuleed a determinen on -
'aught by the Deer .r.iflemen with -
It sustaining a eiteurilty. The Doan •
*st heavily. They crepe in „the:Ong.
lase to within fert.y yarne of the I
tient traneites, but were driven:
ink by the ace:trete an heavy mine
e• e of the neiniateree Numbers of the
t ret "..-I tLy
're ear:net tre a farm izahree later. •
hi in
aftea tne atteelt trait roe:need Gen.!.
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Tsai in titire V* Iteal the newera ef:;: r
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• ol en teen; even? retreat:on, and it. -1
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efeartee nee rweeneeer -111:* linear*
ewhown Zewiefahatr te•aw ! 77
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reel tree, fieeti tee t• tibtor.
ea neee tee :le a , ;•
in eneeety t ear e 1. e et Ler eel
et teatoe ta anal ,e; neer .e7,,,,re!!,7teare,;• •
• to. eswee linetta ti.- 14...1t*I•e,C." uw=
rte.
, later w..1-; ete.e.,w tnew
117 E'en. 7:271r !no reental tee :oe, • .
come ileoperate art-cl conelliatioa
quite useless.
The Prert,oria correspondent of the
Daily lean annowtoes the return to
Pretoria of Na'. Pretorlas, a form-
er President of the late South A.fri.
ran Republic, from a futile endeavor
to persuade the Beer leaders to Bur -
mender.
To Clear the Colony,
Clean Town, XI1,11. 13.-A partiioa of
the Vown guard, numberlug nearly 4,-
000 men, was Inspeeted yeeterday by
Cod. Cooper, the baso .ecanneentlant,.
who expreased p;reat eatisfaction
with the appearance of the men..
A. flying voluum bs being formed in
the dinericts between the eastern and
western lines of railway. Tale column
will be canunantied by Col. Gorringe,
tad will be employed in aiding the re-
gular fo.reea in clearing *the colony of
isivade:rs.
nt l rumored tbat a Cape cart
corps IS in process of retaliation. Each
Rection will consist of seven carts,
each of which will ataxy a driver
three men, noon ani ammunition. 11v
ery section will be provided win
Maxim guns an.d ppm -paws.
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Split in Drew et'Force.
Cepe Town, Jan. 1.3.-Brittsh scouts
report thet there are no Boers about
lenteber/ey, and that the railroad line
to the northward F clear. A message
from Meiseru, ou the border of Basu-
ern ind, reporte that a split has oo-
eurred in teen. Da Wane force. several
of the seneordinete eommandents hav-
Inn, ace:it:al to &tarn:a independent
They aro said to be tired
of Pe Wetnx parley of coustently
mov-
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ew eia what was going 'on on his 4.*
eastern flank.
Military ruea assert. that the nook; of
. • . • ' • •••
a nne++++++444-letelennen++++4-4:44-44444•4•444e1.1144-4.non+4444440 r ger suCceeded iii passing the enemy's;
lines, nad brought we letters from
*ereneral anselee and tieneral Puke-
shima. A. strong valet force wan
matching to Pekin, and would arrive
lane if nothing untoward happened
4.
a, on the lath or 14th. Oar danger then
• was that the enemy wouln make a
l' final effort to rush the Legations be-
at .
o lore the arrival of reinforcement%
Continued. ., And the expected happened. For the
4. last two days we had to sustain a
i :+wielefeLiwienwennee++++104•44+++++4.4•44++++++++++++++4eieletelw÷÷4-* inriinis fusillade and beinn"rdinent'
and our easualtiee were xnany. One
Protection of an armistice, :sniping shell burst in Sir Claude MacDonald'
still continued, eepecially la the an, bedroom. But our defences wore now
into any exposed portion of the be• admirable and our walls shell -proof,
sieged area. 'Many Chineee refugees We had.seized the Mongol market, and
were hit. An Italian, a JaPano'ne• killed the general in commaud of the
and a German were wouncled, a Rim- Shansi troops who had undertaken to
sian and a German .were killed and rednee the Legations in five
another Russian dangerously awounel- On A.ugust I.2th the impersonal
body. "Prince Chang and othors"
EK1N SiEGE ;
IT THE LE
eammuzlication have been. shortened; We
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tad taati many poets have been sup-
plied with provisions for six months,
and released from dependence upon
the rallwa3r and convoys. Inoresati-
poort, for. example, no longer' eon -
Meted with posts further west, ouch
as Machadoclorp and Belfast, but is
provisioned for 0. long period, and iso-
. . mein tent posts are gar-
risonoi in a similar way, and the lines
of commumeation. are compactly aze
ranged.
The Greylingstadt Fiala
London, San. 18.-Detalle of tbere-
eent fight at terealingetad are to
-
hand. -
A large force of Boers having taken
up a poeition near Greyling's farm,
southweet of Greolingstad, Cel.
env's, mobile column aelvaneed against
it, tura drove the enemy back to an
joining' leolele, taking a large quan-
tity of rima,lies and Lorain
_ As our guns were shelling the hills
; another and staonger force of the
euemy was seen to be moving south
-
weed, where our camp had been. .
late:a and where the transport was
Laspannede
The eamp was defended by a com-
pany and a half of the Rifle Brigade,,
and the transport moved forward to
join the main body, half a company
benne left' behind at the unite.
The force opposing Capt. itatlelyffe
was led by Commantlaat Trnirirdt,
and was 400 etroner. Out email force
made a- inuney aeseult. Capt. Ratl-
ine -fin 11,-/a;,-tlf was ireverely wolneled.
Sera. artiatery awl vonnatay of in-
fantry were Rent to lite :Le:sista:raw,
and aftc-r t4.:nworo. flehileg the Boers
wero completely deneztal.
Our lonewe were II vy. liedelyffe'for-s
e. e • e aell 47 wound- .
al end rine:nag, arel the mein body -
1 killed and I*1 offieer
whe workal ponap en una; ir in': tire fire was; roe -wee -1y Iroe'7,1. '1, .
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Five home! were stmt.
Th Dona einTere 1 eoneineranly
nal:* es revert t lt it tit -we- lei ree ;it.
natal for Eataine llerfeere.
teat* Town,
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lat;.3t• t, p-r!"on, tti• Faax tttr
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apenal metal for ell ;Itenween:wir* -re en- !
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approved ta- Inatela
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hole hes reenueted tiew elayors of
eneraweipelin. n to meet him
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Dr. riorrison's Narrative
NIERS.
On July 21 (saki the first) we re-
ceived a telegram from Mr. Warren,
British Consul -General in Shanghai,
to the effecrt that while China was
proteeting the Legations no tele-
gram had been reeeleal from the Bett-
e:ill Minister, and asking the Yamen
to transmit Sir C. M. ManDonaln's . An ..emerlean was wounded ; a
telegram to Shanghai.
As in duty bound we communicated serious casualty of all, the brave wrote requesting. aa audience) with the
French marine *vas killed, but most
telegram en clair to the Yarnell for Legation, wit° had with Ca itain liminaties of a cessation of hostilities.
foreign, Mini/eters to discuss the pre.
th above, ancl bid you to send a Captain Labronese, of the Frenell '
Darcy, stood at the forefront Permission was givea and the inter -
the defence of Inn Legation, of ViVer fix,ed for 11. ann. next day, but
shot through the forehead and wintli81 the. Ministers never celiac). .At the lest
d -cad into the. arine of his comrade moment they wore "too on -ended," or
only two days before the reliant too frightened, to come.
marched into Pekin. Yesterday passed under an almost'
The Chine.se worked on continually continuous fusillacla whieh ineretteed
at their fortifications. They. built a tiuring the night. Then at 3 on this
powerful fort on the city wall coin- morning we were awriketaill by the
anannontiiiiienig. btelsmontiliertniii:ctinAtgraictaionn,Leagitild. tbieoli,auwingeoolfingusonsuliixot ft)lif e yr..., afaictliibigy.
tion. Acroes the North Bridge they Word flew round thit" the foreign
ran up in a eing-le night a stont troops aro at the city wall and tx.re
wall of brick and mannarl it with dawning the East gate," ae, 7Witylight
altarpelmoters. Duriag tlitw siege our mene of us went cet to the well and
witness.ed the Shellieg of tiew Great
tralernession.
Tender consideration was shown lot-
us
in tbe second letter -
For the past month lend more mili-
tary affairs have been very pressing.
Your Excelleney and other Ministers
ought to telegraph home that your
faninies etre well in order to Boothe
anxiety, bat at the present moment
peace is not yet restored, and your
Legation eetegrams must be wholly
en clalastatIng that all 18 well, with-
out touching on military affairs. Un-
der those conditione the Yemen can
thnemit them.
The writers beg that Yonr Exeel.
limey will communleate this to the
other Foreign 'Ministers,.
Evaeive replies wore given to these
cornmenleations. Further particu-
lars ea: to the kind of proteetloa fleet
Arne to be given on the 'way to Tien -
Teat were aektal for. Nnturally
the Minieters said that it
wee Ina:re:ell& to send a. tele-
grern informieg the home liov-
ernmente that women and children
were wen, in view of the feet that
women and abildren hal mitered
from being compel tip in the British
Lerectich and failit biting 114111.h -fel 4=1
tire foal to which they wore ac-
etate:nal
Oer poeltlen at this time compelled ,
or to temporize. We know from the
rh; 'ration in tone of the. Chinese de.
spetehee that they lind suffered
inate awl were growing alarmed, but
t nr Testae qese natili longer in-
te t nine! jeer ar 11;41Pti tor oiffreta.
.eaet gate. tte. knew thee too ree
urn Itail gabled great, skill in sharp- would advitlice lit sep;i.errow prelims,
e moting. nergt. semi 1 e
-----J-Pr- asPaelallY and were ort the qal. via) of exeite-
1 Plumed rare ekill in picking off the
e ment, knowing th it at ttny moment
"1151Y's crook skein 'Andhra' that now the troopri inght errivre Ottawa -
the Irilnisters detained to telegraph con, the hard luneh won of leyereflode
to their Goverienent en clair that "nee an, end we heel ju et finished
all wile well with the Legations, wh wn the cry rang tin-ea.:1i • he iega-
the lacing 11 Yamen wrote to int tear. -lea, mink ar ,•‘,D4iw:••.;,," and
Robert Hart aeaing him to F`I'ad th---r0 Wilr;"; a rueh to the erorance and
home a tetearam in the eenee they ue Canal street to:yarns •thw Water
euggestere ,e,.r Reheat replie:1 diplo- gate. Th. siniwart rum of who leen-
matieally, 'V L were to wire 1.11w vral aild II.71, staff **- wwwww twetreniter by
tart h nlenit tito Legation, 1 elionfel tit* Water gate, fon,lowel by the let
not be lawneve/1." lane in att of nitlaw IIV.1 the 71h Re j.•
. The Nalivet Christians. 4 &Ilia. Til %‘" p,ase el .5 ,'r Venal etrieen
1 A rardea wient attempt Nral otv. $„, Itti ti ke^:wtt'• itl.1...toriirt 1116
ramie by the Chluraie to obt•1111 pws- • motion in tr h-1 to :h • Innerina Lege.-
etweelon of the refageee, who wz,re tient. Tit* a ':.rtw bad bane r nt. 4 /IL
in our keen* keepatg. Oa 311In 17111 , _ „
WOMEN' wip.a,r WITH OatiMin.
Frightful Sintering:: P ,sengers
Snow bound in in nesta n rains,
th wy wrote to :-.11r Chierle Maidem-
tiett -they beer tic5L
there are 1,1,4..1 nt the 1.4.1Z1tiol a
anaidetablo iiiimber of portiverte, ani
• that, ne the spiee tool !
weather lea, then euggeat that they
meet be tweineirree the Legettnee rem-
inner:tine intent enienee*. Ant trwww
t ha t pet •ple'es mime; are Lie 5.•• e 1,
theeit etraverte ean lew erwat tett
thew of ellaelnieg trarteport were to 1
tee the departitre of the troops
rage 11.4117,,T.1114
Ththe',.*, Fatal Tien inin.
,
;treat then, was tile rejoicing, in i
le. alai, h. aive. reani -eon:atm-de
Lonrnea Jan. 14. -Th* Owitose eorree
. epee:lent th Day 317cil rencle wa.
7netrenilltee teeny or tie• t•niti-rartt;
rallw'sy peee,nwiewre eweavieneil
while egt **my t 5 14;', h, T110
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tot neweeee.7. of eel-tar:e.g. I'..:a :ay feee, , enion to lue th-aieen into t1le.5aler ler
41541 f!'!"!!'t7- 0nt* Pale eare <0.,,, c i ..: 1.'!..4W FT.1=11 Irrartii". of rein:era re-rnine:
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tare riellotat as an renewer tr Draesec 6 terata on (len Wilitern rat il inecluot•-
••tterr,ptg. at worenli.xelwat,' :teener • "„ bre--g, aril Yellin.* tn.': -danger of nienr-
',nate, fiert. Lie wet erte ptaweel inaiwaeli i r- . wt'e)wl 7,4 net yet avert -el thn loyal-
oateile the pent •ot hanatnitr. 1 tete of Cita,* -Colony seem fully pee -
The Morning Poet aiews - "Tins; reareel tar defewrin thenarelvare 'against
. marks' the po:nt vtione. the gaerilize 1 inearnifinant foreee. nen. niteehene.r
, oh:..5,,erals and the bandit pease be- J deearant ereelit for Pl•arrirre in aditer-
tine.'
f !tee ttnaleoat•Ily to Ittq own eeleeme of
. Al! 1,14.0 papers appeal strongly to i entaratione and in enowing the als-
o Government to learrer fortvard '1' triate in tire seritnt to tante rare of
foreernente, shiee it is evirienti thenweivese bet. as Lord Robarte in
5.t the Bo:tr leanere have now Le- advarteirur to Pretoria wag' incliffer-
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IV)r s.rop.,,, the en.ge Le- ti -5110-t, Tarn; &.tallt or th* alien- of ;waren: ,n : .•,` L. int
gen, a In tter %W.)r. enive 1 frea* /lee. feare. If pm it" ,5:-,r, -tia,11:eZP s 7 -b s eb„. gr -ran I; a -meek af taakm.
few the Dritisti 35i81-stpr,55,aeas einsett 554 wane en the r-5-,00 55 IL 1 at. neenyil, enis:. in ss ted:
!nate Illte \n". R. Cenia tee Inataiel; thitet fixed far 1; Wen "a) aet pas.% ngene front th • Leseret, alio heel
tenween Tinn-teln. geteittexean af Thee. all wilt la* te, 12 .e.ctLee." 4.;s Vx:r;
wine eseentenee is tne Can- The r 111Y 1-17: 1he r11-11 waratie wle"•Th haw- been 15,..)W'
1455' ttVG
it to eau In tas nee wae to tie* Inn et eh it TAM:A thpy r:fi;,s,' h. rocon a • and Laitting
tee 51 reeona eneews neap_ tr ea roe oeleg „safe ea -en -int to St20-,..1*. ittu."
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„ e.yeargte, nag buen15 a:let etre eori.E.i:treY:11r tn.: two hist let- irinatar tit • TN' t,-474ty IOY*1
1."!1.'„.113 the le5.1tor a•-• pee ee 1 at the Tien '15. 51 an 1tee* we: her wie,ett nine f•exa. terea 8:4:rt. ofaaai,,,?;
-r there neat a raet; reart that tlice ad,g4c1. :e14,13, le-ith ire- a
it. 55 Se: g ita ant nteratita- L ;1111kC-4 7=:*A t 1....'ittL v,L la .1-n *Iv -nine el*: 1, were
en..a.teee„ anew; Vr.1.11.31 Learn in ':Dt,:iite--11aer- a. Ina - &nee, taw,
Tole letter Jena nen. 'flare ere the ctinnoteee teT
ea,ee aeater eee„,,,ae reaelee& ra,e,3 ttak7.t. trai; 4'tf.4:›IrafliZr tz'ing at- iLo ▪ . he tern
de* 1.1,••b- n h e,„ a 7 -, nee -we -gen,
eneeee. Lenten itt freeea; trait. eeeeer,1,:y aten ae, eh..y eaott 5 riaewee wee -ea
Ta-ke te-to tree *.e. inneentra tven Ina= fligt *4
earea etit...7 tde"5"',wr, etta 1,7;!•_ 55-58 5:,- - h- :nee !.• w:•!S
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cana- .1,..--e•extel•••I roe ite, -eel; e :ea ••• <we-
netner" 1,ere etree
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is e. twas/n- Itae3 -ta, Darn-init Ls-g-Zat NC-4-swZ silee
E!cleift*
ly Ilioraqn o13.z-s,::in ti
TS -Se are p:*.r.5,y it•T :wee an 71.3*e tem. "Inee Fre:rola atel Ressler* Leg,a- ;an tnenee aeaaeeelere
Takes Extra Suousa,
teln. Inee ee learen reaairen. AainAN: .;e5terww7. roe- iesalareitnot la 1"er. rt. <I to neer a a es.,,efe ear a
BRIDEGRO0111 'EEO/APES. 34":3 r"4 ermra,:1:6-alilr'n 4'
areor eli ir Prinently ,w• Inoratu tent 1St; ex- ev exitaat -
nete 2=7/,;11 Cfra ::;•=)11.7'.'itr•:6-/*.i,;= •, 1..:1Orm are i•it7-3 telt7e; fired aeron. :root teittient s.- Is Oft the
- .-• te„, ;eV- Tien- -51:111 57117* seems' itiereasistent with tire th :eX deer the renevian rewelee sue -
IV. . leereee. oaken for tenare 1:a•t...er (j j4'51- ;loan- of taele,e, wit eta a el with
<re tationa Is given to tire after- a.0•101 rooms, a:ter '6 2na t
- L(,0re te, 11h* Iowa.
tr. wn 7.59Veti 41M:14.y 50
tlze Pe:-tatig ri-feeete.•s. it. • "The trains pro55-nele.1 for i Lours
it weee awe:nog ter v•-tz_McP tia pa- 5t•085d4',:. who were.14.aming, had made . arid were then etztek agent in tile
tetenee witntix wineb the pro- a earn*, trs on..ain fe,•.. Ann ti.ea Itad enow unable te o forwarn tee baek-
tish, wore tta adrart fIrerl nett* the poefie. "A decree," . ware!. The blizzLialwratlemerl. De -
that tins soraewhat incoherent it wean on to say. been re- Inoniecal iney ;ail pataletweannee pre-
preeleceeiree wag reana eereteeet la- a ; iteestal to tneeffeat that If the con- railed, the pa.- s. ngers eeireater the
teon..01 snit en 5 newlner sereeee, . verts ilo net ea:ne out to plunder remarry treluagetneea, etaraiez155 i554 5I1L,-i SlTaCS$15'5st . pave
it was the„ra,re to be pretnetel and netw tn weeping. Th,. train,/ were burled,
a es e. V. • • . • t (.11./1=tin":411112.7 itittdeTIVA, for they al- aiify pa,s„.„i a horriTet w
- •- "-* are Veer ehil.:rell vi the SZet
or* it') n from Europe, w Praett!'ee (of 5485855til'.tanteered te walk six. milas to the
end wee -thee the neneber wile th5-11ref, ston-Prid-4'
Eetnin. Ont.. jten. 14. -Oa
f.tr; :17;6. V., 01:rvila Pewlee, es it ene,
a reeeeeetri tewe man eitherat Zee ; . ceee ;
age. itei a geitenrae tar. r. eve- :ear-
: ria X by a :eine._ eiree t.-1- notate:
t.* Albert eineent. a :84 ;tit. 1.25 Z.3 ar,z,
5 of .504.;?. th'w ref a :,-to.114; •
infre. P..w e Irene ee,1
r - 7"*Ir --ta • we e• -
. Lea fr sane tnat evlot e ere:
arnen Ler nate. buena:. 1ee5-14t4
f1igt. 158 eat' tete veiteree 4,4
in rnat: .n. 3.1rs. 11. wen -e Lee
eoutefal partner we Ito renen in Gale
on raidae. ant darleg tae night twee
1 Leona •,5 the ?mete; lel it fee:tit:ere were
W110510 '-51155 (-8iit SISI 1514 18-1:
; were arrea 'Le I title tifer•reeen by Chief
; Anern. of Gain Isr 1-eatruett, ;in s.,
1 feetternve Kappert, !ea tile charge af
131T4.71141.e..walpice were brought to Berlin
abeut flea enentele heat, night to ap-
ps ,
! ar befere Meglatrate Weir, and al-
, tar the party were tante the Cita
Inert!, -the two-i5'0ek-n- 11 bri•legrie 51, '
breke alwrzy, arol ;-till at large.
1 I'v.(1.151;47,i;.11gPeiwminretly-'n11;.I141.. Ix was belled out
1 by Iver other haseani, to apprwar tin 1
linernlay.
1
1 Parhament at Its approaching; Seq-
al:rn will be asked to incorporate it 1
Company Which is derriraus of bririge
J ing the Srt. Mary 's Iliver near Sara I
Ste. Meawie.
were rat tie: wcie .o. Prean oxen laen ao .. e- ' When teeming cattle, it la-eta:int vole
wee, were Ill tre'rmw•;; aai how mrtny ; isPf*:(1 11'47 50850- s- wia tilos ba gill- ,. ne.arest. stritiern with a t 4-11:,Awrfran be-
nnonnen la al or 43,0i,o, whi3e th, , einch a ea/lona rept*: was read with i'''!,„„:-:,e;iecs.ItItlend.g„,!iel.s!fiU"'"er', sar1)lle-8" fire-
obarvation that the troops trete; intignation, and th.ere was not, the "Lni.:1`11::::::, 111:r4;!:.4;:::. 5,5:51"(:::;";.1...1ote54;i:nse6x0-
eoetleare if out prealseone heal out 1 eliget;-st intention an. the part of '
eceernel to Imply that if ear provi- i ane" Minister to leave Pekin. Yet pee:awn:airs, with Count inepniet, ele-
Inolie ;failed the troope woulci re- , on tine 4th of Auguet a decree was
terminal to walk to 0.1<ase. Cohnt
turn to Tien rein. 1 nestled appointing Yung La to cen-
Inapniet, with 40, re:coital a. point
A day or two later a letter ftfillfla- 3 tInC.i. th .,1 foreign Ministers safele- to
wheat hit wan able te s -care sledges,
Iv irtetruetive. tete received from Mr. i Tien -teal "in order once Teerre to
IhtfrAllie. the American Coneul at 1 show the tenderness of the Throne " and all arriveri at Oderisa. though
Tien Tana When 3Ir. Conger had i for the men from afar-''. uncertain ae t,e the fate tx,f those
succeeded in deetphering the 171eS- 1 To our final protest against, the they had 'left behintl. Mix:towline
sage -extracts fram it were. paatea ; shooting which deafened ne at night . Grevennor nehowilavori linn t'a-ganized
at tho Bell Towr-r. It began, ej had } and whicb, though we din :IOU ttt.tIllit SICttlgT•ti, with supplies, whiee, after
it bad dreware eland you teat night." , it, accouotal as time went on for so herculean ,efnerte, relieve:1 the two .
It -conteined riot ii eteral of inktrina- 1 rtrillY casualties, the Tsueg-innexanen train% It wee fount that litany of
tion for which. we were longing, bat 1 Impudently replied, snying,-"Vith re- the paesengers had their arms or
i gard to the firing at night it was, as feet frozen.
It, contained a superfluoue .expres-
Ana. of aha coasters wish, eja is my. 1 before, the result of a mutual Misun-
, , derstanding. It wag mare or leas on
earneet desire that you may ail be
spared." Equally it was our desires 400
1 the same footing afl the 8:Anding of Japane------------------------5 ned.
1 the evening drum arid the morning Yokohama, Jan. 13. -It is effinially
and this' explained our anxiety to ,
5' the reliefs bell, the daily duty of temple prieste. reported tint fonr hundred flehermere
receive news en. I It le really. hardly worth a smile."
!flow tbe Chinese i{t'Or. Armistice, The Last !Days of the Siege. are missing, and that they ate Sup -
Tit I posed to have erislied
• • gt now nominally under the On August 10th, Priday, a eneseen- January 1054!, off the west euant,
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