The War in the East. London, Nov. 22
Latest advices from the East report that the Commissioner of Customs at Tientsin has started for Japan, in order to parley for peace between China and Japan…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1894
284 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 13 of 15
The War in the East
A TELEGRAM has been received in London dated Cheefoo, 23rd November, announcing that the Japanese captured Port Arthur on Wednesday last after desperate fighting…
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LONDON, November 22.—The Japanese squadron, covering tho advance of tho land forces upon Port Arthur, has maee a desperate engagement with thoe Chinese Hoot. The result is not yet known…
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In the attack upon Port Arthur the Japanese lost 250. The Chinese losses were 1000, and 2000 were taken prisoners. The Japanese captured 80 guns…
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LONDON, Saturday . Night.—The commander of the British warship Porpoise, on the China station, reports that the Japanese captured Port Arthur on Wednesday after 18…
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A telegram has been received in London dated Cheefoo, 23rd November, announcing that the Japanese captured Port Arthur, on Wednesday last, after desperate fighting extending over 18 hours…
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THE Chinese soldiers who garrisoned the forts at Port Arthur fought with great gallantry and desperation. They refused to take any quarter, and died at their posts,…
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A telegram received in London yesterday from Chefoo announced the capture of Port Arthur on Wednesday, November 21. There was desperate fighting, the battle lasting eighteen hours…
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Advices received from the United states Minister at pekin on the 11th instant state that the Japanese had captured Port Arthur. The report now appears to have been premature…
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On the fall of Port Arthur the Japanese captured Reuter's special reporter, on the ground that he was acting in the service of the Chinese. The Japanese authorities have consented to receive…
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TWELVE Chinese warships and a transport were captured by the Japanese at the battle of Port Arthur. Major von Hanneckin, who was recently…
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A telegram has been received in London dated Cheefoo, 23rd November, announcing that the Japanese captured Port Arthur on Wednesday last, after desperate…
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The Chinese have been defeated, with heavy loss, at Motienling. Nov. 28. Mr. Detring, the Commissioner of Customs at…
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Mr. Detring, Commissioner of Customs at Shanghai, who, accompanied by several high Chinese officials, proceeded to Kobe, Japan, to discuss terms of peace with Count Ito, the Japanese Prime…
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It is reported that the British Government are resenting their exclusion from the negotiations which are proceeding for the restoration of peace between China and Japan, and that arrangements…
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The correspondent of the Times, who was an eye witness of the capture of Port Arthur by the Japanese gives a graphic account of the engagement. He says that the Chinese used explosive bullets…
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THE Chinese soldiers who garrisoned the forts at Port Arthur fought with great gallantry and desperation. They refused to take any quarter, and died at their posts,…
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It is reported that British Government are resenting their exclusion from the negotiations which are proceeding for the restoration of peace between China and Japan, and that arrangements…
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The Japanese are preparing for further attacks on China. Their transport are moving west ward. It is believed that the Japanese will claim a higher indemnity and a more onero'as guarantee…
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