CO129-490 - Public Offices - 1925 — Page 86

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The British representative at Peking telegraphed

that on June 19th the situation in the international

settlement in Shanghai was unchanged, but that the

shipping situation was worse.

On the night of June 18th a mob threatened the

northern boundary of the settlement, and a European

police sergeant was seriously injured.

The negotiations for the settlement of the Shanghai

trouble between delegates of the Chinese Goverment and

representatives of the diplomatic body in Peking failed owing to the Chinese presenting demands with which the European delegates were not competent to deal. The settlement of the question has consequently returned

into the hands of the diplomatic body in Peking which

has announced that it is ready to negotiate at onde

with Chinese Government on the subject.

At a meeting of the diplomatic body, ita Doyen, the Italian Minister, emphasised the necessity of solidarity amongst the powers, and firmness towards Chinese, who

are inclined to use the situation to extort concessions

unconnected with recent eventa.

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