AFFAIRS IN CHINA.
THE ATTITUDE OF FRANCE. WILL REMAIN TO SEE A SETTLE MENT. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyrighl London, March 5.
In order to encourage Li Hung Chang to sign tho Manchuria convention, M. do Giors has declared that Russia will not participate t with the Powers’ demand for the execution of the ten principal officials. In tho Chamber of Deputies, M. Dolcasse, replying to questions, said that tho allies had neither studied, nor docidod upon the proposed expedition into the interior of China. Franco would not participate in any such expedition without weighty reasons or first consulting tho Chamber. The French troops would remain to secure a final settlement, which must not bo detrimental to France’s interests. THE EUSSO-CHINESE AGEEEMENT. THE POWERS’ APPREHENSION. Deceived 12.3-1 a.m., March G. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright London, March 5. In tho Houso of Commons Lord Cranbourno statod that tho EussoChineso Manchuria agreement was engaging tho oarnost attention of Groat Britain and tho othor Powers. COURT RETURNING TO PEKIN. Received 1.5 a.m., March G. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright London, March 5. Tho Court is returning to Pokin. An escort has boon ordered from llouan to Shantung.
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 55, 6 March 1901, Page 3
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