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TELEGRAMS.

Francé deorauidis explanations and this seems superintendence of the carrying out of the same THE POLITICAL

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1903.

to imply forthcoming action,

The French Cabinet has announced that

RUSSIA AND JAPAN.it will persevere in its policy with reference rebuilt to facilitate the return of the refugees,

HOSTILITIES IMPENDING.

ALEXEIEFF'S REPLY WILL DECIDE ISSUE.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

Shanghai, 12th October, 9.54 a.m.

to Morocco on the lines already set forth in the Chambers.

News.)

The Discord in Macedonia:

Londen, 6th October.

It is officially announced that Russia and Austria, have agreed to use more efficacious methods for the control and surveillence of the reforms in Macedonia.

in order to prevent farther Turkish atrocities: The victims of the excesses will have every assistance. The destroyed villages will be

the churches and school-houses will also be rabuilt.

The two Powers are convinced, that their joint efforts will have the effect of restoring constant peace to Macedonia.

China and Russia. PRINCE CHING receives more ADVICE. Peking, October 3rd. A certain Minister to Peking has advised It appears that with the arrival of the insur-Prince Ching to consider well the steps to be rent lender Zontcheff at Razlog, the Turks taken at the present moment, pointing out the sustained a severe temporary check. Eighty- uneasiness in the Russian Governmicat, such five Turks wounded there have arrived at as the resignation of M. Witte, tumoured Salonika, and more at Seres.

resigout.on of General Kuropatkin and the appointment of Viceroy. Alexieff, which will inevitably affect the Russian policy in the Far East. Prince Ching warmly thanked the

The Unrest in Servia.

London, 6th October,

THE ALLEGED ACTIVITY IN

AND BIBERIA:

We regret to say that so far as can be ascertained there is no stackening, of the ension in the political, situation, though nego. tiations of some sort appear to be in progress. Meanwhile Japan is undoubtedly preparing for emergencies. Orders have been given at the various naval dockyards for the mobilisa tion and commissioning of the reserve war vessels, and the greatest activity prevails. From Hiroshima we learn that preparations are being made at Ujina for the embarking of troops, the sheds there existing, and used for the purpose of sheltering the troops when

preparing to embark in the Japan-China war, being increased in number,

It may be that all this is in the nature of precaution merely, and we sincerely hope that such is the case. But it must be remembered fat Russia, will not declare war. There is

with General Cruich as Premier,

A new Servian Cabinet has been formed sinister and promptly laid the matter before f reason to believe that Jupan is meditating a

Anarchism in the States.

London, 6th October. Another armed funktic has been arrested at

the White House, Washington, and over. powered after a desperate struggle.

Elaborate precautions are being taken to guard President Roosevelt at the memorial service to-day for the late Sir Michael Herbert,

British Ambassador.

Russian Aggrossion on Corea,

Tokio, 6th Octuber. There are rumours that seem to be authentic that the Russia:s are erecting forts and mount- ing guns at Yong-Amplo, although the Coreau them a lease. Government persists in its refusal to grant

A telegraphic, despatch, rereivnd here from Kobe, and dated Sunday, 11th inst. reports that Baron Rosen, the Russian Minister to Japan, on his return from Port Arthur, whither he had been to confer with Viceroy Alexeieff on the question of the eva- cuation of Manchuria, which Rus sia had been pledged to effect on the 8th inst, presenteal a memorandum to the Japanese Gvernment, to the effect that Russia declared her impos- sibility of evacuating the country. That was a question as between China and Russia, and offered no pretext for interference on the part of Japan. Russia, however, is willing to give assurance to Japan that she will take no step in derogation of her prestige nor in infringement of her rights in territory she has already occupied. The Japanese Cabinet met and deli berated on the text of the memoran- dum, after which Baron Komura, the Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs, waited on the Russian rep esentative, Baron Rosen, and informed him that no negociations could be conducted on the lines indicated in the message forwarded an official note to the Government Mr. Hayashi, Japanese Minister to Scout, Thereupon, Baron Rosen is under- on the 28th utt, and demanded an explanation stood to have referred to the Viceroy with regard to the trip of Cho Sei-kio, Forestry of Kwantung, in whom plonary inspector, to Ryong-an (Yong Am. The Japa nere Minister subsequently advised the Govern powers are vested by the government ment that it is reported that Cho accepted Yen at St. Petersburg to resolve all pend-102 from the Russians to pay the Coreans for ing Far Eastern que-tions, wherein

the expense of shifting graves, and paid suly a part of the amount to the in- Russian interests are involved, for habitants, appropriating the rest. The Rus

sians paid Yen 2,000 also to Chỏ by way of positive instructions. The messige ribe, although the payment was ostensibly for states that these are momentarily grand purchased. These things, if true, would expected.

The Straits Currency. ...

SIR PRANK SWETTENHAM'S OPINION.

HOPEFUL AS TO FIXÌTY.

(From Our Carrespondent.)

SINGAPORE, 12th October,

2,30 p.m. Sir Frank Swettenham, in his an- nual address at the opening of the Straits Legislative Council, said:

"

Only at the commencement of the fixity of operations is it difficult to prophesy the exact course and length of time which must elapse before we arrivent the goal; but I am confident | that we shall, without undue delay. attain that fixity which legitimate commerce requires.";

(Reuters)

Russia and Japan.

LONDON, 9th October. The Japanese Minister says that the Daily Mail story is not worthy of serious consider

ation.

Great Britain and France. It is reported that the main features of a General Arbitration treaty between Great Britain and France has been concluded on

A Liberal Defection.

London, 7th October,

A sensition has been caused in Liberal cir cles by Mr. Samuel Storey, ex-M.P., President of the Northern Liberal Federation, seceding joining Mr Chamberlain. Mr. Candlish, another prominent Durham Liberal, accom

panies him,

The Ryong-an Loase.

DISQUIETING. KEPORTS...

Seoul, October 4th.

Her Majesty the Dowager Empress.---Nicht.] Night.

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stroke that it is hoped will restore the balance of power due to the occupation of Manchuria by Rusia, but which will not necessarily result in was. Japan is however, determined to be fully prepared.-Kobe Chronicle,

(From Our Own Correspondent)

THE FISCAL POLICY.

September 29th. Australian exchanges to hand this morning The situation has suddenly warmed up again, contain lengthy telegrams from London, dated Jupan bas takes Russia's latest demands, to- 17th ult., bearing on this subject. We learn gether with her insult in declining to negotiate that on the 9th ult, in a letter to Mr. Balfour, Mr. Chamberlain wrote that he had most care- with the Japanese Minister in St. Petersburg father badly, and a very evident impatience at fully considered the situation as it affected the the easy toleration of the government in Tokyo Government and the great question of fiscal re- is growing throughout the country. In Peking farm. "We raised, not for the first time, a the Russians are evincing great satisfaction at question of the greatest national and Imperial Japan's obstruction as it is just what Russia inportance, in the hope that it would be im- desires, representing further del ty in discussion partially discussed by friends and opponents." and talking round the great evacuation ques--Mr. Chamberlain. Whether this view was tion," which will give her time to finish her reasonable or not, it was, said Mr. Chamberlain, great defensive operations in Manchuria before certainly unshared by the Liberal leader, who the winter. She has already made great head. scouted the idea that the system generally ac- way in the matter of fortifications in Port Ar- cepted in 1845 could possibly require any modi- | thur, Talienwan on the Sungary and Amur fication in 1953. An unscruplous use was being Rivers, etc., and I learn on very good nuthority

made of the old cry of a dear loaf, and in the absence of full public discussion, a serious pre- that there are now from 30 to go forts either completed or in course of erection, which judice had been created in the minds of the incans that every height around Port Arthur is people. As it seemed that an immediate practi- bristling with a battery. In addition to the cal policy of preference could not be pressed have reported as awaiting orders on the trans- :co,oco men which Odessa correspondence hopefully at present, Mr. Chamberlain advocat- ed negotiating foreigners for a freer exchange. Baikal frontier, there are some 93,000 troops In the absence of a concession to just claims and of greater reciprocity, the Government around Fort Arthur, and about 11,000 more along the line of communication between there would be enabled to retaliate. "As i believe you and the Amur, The divisións in Southern

share these views," added the ex-Secretary for Manchuria are roughly 30,000 infantry, 15,929 the Colonies, "it seems to me that you would be cavalry, and 18 batteries of artillery, but the absolutely justified in adopting them as the accuracy of these figures is very difficult to policy of your Government Standing in a prove, and there is great uncertainty as to the different position to his colleagues, Mr. Cham- fighting value of many of these troops. Quite-berlain thought that he could best promote the cause outside, hoping that in an independent a large percentage of them may be regarded as ̧

mere animated uniform. Further reinforce ments are arriving for the Russian ficet, how

very

ever, and within a week or two if not sooner he Russian squadron will include over 80 fighting vessels of various kinds. Japan does not, however, seem frightened at these formid- ahle odds, and we may rest assured she is well posied both as to the strength and position of her neighbour and possible opponent Things seem to tremble in the balance again, hut peace may still be preserved. The ques tion only seems to be, what will be the price paid for it. However, the next ten days is likely to show whether Japan is going to make a stand or whether a fresh term of postpone.

Eastern politics. Trade and prospects are su ment is to be the dominating feature of Far

unsatisfactory here that war has few terrors for us, as matters cannot be much worse and change of almost any kind might make them better.

endanger the relations of Corca with other powers and it might therefore be advisable to dismiss the official. The Corean Government replying, promised to investigate the matter. ftis, however, believed that the Forestry In: spector was ordered to Ryong an by His Majesty to superintend the removal of the remaining graves in the village. The Corean Emperor. seems to have decided to lease Ryong-an to the Russians, and to ignorethe repeated protests and warnings ofthe Japanese representative in Seoul It may necessitate some decisive measure on Japan's part in order to protect the Corean which was to have taken place the day before Empire. The meeting of the Corean Cabinet,

yesterday, has been indefinitely postponed and the Premier Ve Kon-mei has rejected the pro- posals sent in by the Foreign Minister with regard to the lease of Ryong-an and the open- ing of the same place to the trate of the Meanwhile we have a worse enemy than war world, instead of Wiju, pointing out that the at our very doors, buhonic plaque. To you in matter will be settled on the return of Cho Hongkong who have the plague like the poor Seikin, Forestry Inspector, from Ryong-an-always with you, it is hard to convey the Mainichr.

A Wiju despatch to the following effect has heen received to-day :-It is confirmed that Russians are building forts at Ryong-an (Yong- am Pho.) It is reported that fourteen guns have been landed there, but the where abouts of the guns is known. There are forty Russian officers and soldiers in uniform. at Ryong-an.、 M. Ginsburg is also there and says he expects to st iy for about a fortnight, Ag

Ch Sai-kio, Corean Forestry Inspector, states that he will shortly return to Seoul as he does not see any use in staying at Ryong-an, watching the Russians, who are doing whatever they like,

A: British steamer of:550 or 650 tons is at Ryong an. She draws 6 feet of water. The vessel is chems and Antung. The Japanese vessel is intended to open a regular service

nervous dread amounting to horror which, the name has for us, not for the sake of the disease itself, as for its possibilities of injuring trade

The association of the word plague with Taku and Tientsin might suffice to close the port for exports of any moment on account of the skins and wool. Dul happily so far the associa ion has not taken place. The plague is at a little village called Peitang, north of Taku, and though the mortality there for nearly six weeks past has been as high as 15 per diem, I hear the last record was only 6 a day. The Con missioner of Customs and Health Officer h ve. had a cordon drawn all round the place and every precaution possible is being taken. As a matter of fact, there have been one or two isolated plague cases in the City, but so far the keeping it at bay, health hill is clean, and there is every hope of

The condition of affairs in Peking is limp in

position his arguments would meet with less prejudice. tie therefore asked Mr. Balfour to agree to his resigning, to devote himself to explaining the Imperial union which experience had convinced him was essential 10 fature welfare, and prosperity. The newspapers predict that the resignations, specially that of Mr. Chamberlain, will startle London and the provinces. The Morning Port regards Mr. Chamberlain's resignation as the most original in historical memory, there being political or party breach. Ris re signation, adds the journal, will win the hearts of numbers of his best countrymen, revealing a statesman daring to risk himself and his pro spects on his convictions. The first edition of Mr. Balfour's pamphlet was sold out in two hours. A larger edition is now being printed. The Vienna correspondent of the Standard states that exporters admit that the adoption of Mr. Chamberlain's policy will ruin Austria's trade with Australasia,

not even a

CURRENCY PLAN FOR THE SILVER NATIONS.

A London wire of the 7th ult. says that the members of the United States Inter- national Exchange Commission, in anticipation

of their departure for New York on the 9th ult., dined with the members of the British commis. sinn at Carlton Hotel, on the 9th September. In a general discussion of the work of the com. mission the British commissioners expressed their congratulations of the commission's labours. Besides the members of the com- mission, United States Ambassador Choate, the Mexican and Chinese Ministers, former United State Senator Turner and I, W. Foster were present. Professor lenks of the American commission was not present, as he had sailed for New York on September 5th in order to male arrangements to proceed to China to promote the commission's work.

The plan which has been approved by the Powers approached by the Commission is based

lines of the. Hay-Pauncefote treaty between merchants at Antung have now 50,000 pieces Great Britain and the United States, and is of timber and they are loading them in five the extreme. The Chinese have completely, pn the Dutch plan, which has been maintained now only awaiting signature.

LATER

The Arbitration treaty between Great Britain and France has been settled.

The Balkan Trouble:

It is announced in Sofia that. Turkey and Bulgaria have arrived at an understanding on the question of de mobilisation, Bulgaria re leasing 20,000 and Turkey 40,000 men,

LATER.

Diplomatic circles in Constantinople, are convinced that war is now averted for the present year.

Both October

an cume to the vessels on the 1st inst, and objected to the loading of logs, asserting that they all belonged to Russia. The Japanese crews objected and he left, the vessels, but it is, afraid 'he will return again and cause some further trouble.-Mainichi,

(Der Ostasiatische Lloyd.) The Pope.

Berlin, 5th Oct... The Pope has just published his first cocy clica. The contents are purely religious and do not reflect on any other religion.

Macedonian Affairs.

predict any appreciable increase in receipts for T- some time to come. It seems very probable. that we shall total fully 1,000,000 bales for the sellers at $20 per picul, equal at exchange twelve months. We quote fair current" with

1/10 to £35. 13.0 per ton f. o. b,

Sugar: Manila-Nominal, nothing offering. Taal: No crop.

Iloilo: Beyond a sale of 1,250 tons of No. 3 at $4.63k por.picul we have heard of no other transactions since our last. Quotation for U. 1. is anchanged at $4.00 per picut: nominal. equal exchange 1/10 to 8. a, e, per f. a b. large stocks and practically no demand. Prices

Rice: Market is extremely dull with very

have consequently declined and 2nd Saigon can be bought to-day at $6.75 per picul f. o. b.

Rangoon stocks are also very large with no

demand.

TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.

To-day's Advertisements.

HONGKONG AND CHINA GAS CO., LIMITED.

NOTICE

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1503.

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Local Secretary," Hongkong and China Gas Co., Limited.

Hongkong, 12th October, 1903.

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A Turkish battalion crossed the Bulgarian

The Czar and the Emperor, Francis Joseph have come to an understanding in regard to the laughing stock are shortly to cease, public DR, Messrs, Warner, Barnes & Co. Lid," PM will be subject to rentic frontler near Rustendil in broad daylight on control of the carrying out of the reforms and opinion being too generally and loo strongly | write October 8th and attacked a block house and the reorganisation of Macedonia, The agree expressed on the subject. The ladies are said plundered a village, but withdrew on the apment has been put in waiting and will be sent o be going up shortly for their last audience proach of the Bulgarian troops. Turks lost immediately to the other Powers. The govern- and then it is hoped all the nonsense will end three killed and Bulgarians one.

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