RUSSIA AND JAPAN.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12600, 14 September 1905, Page 5

RUSSIA AND JAPAN.

United Press Association—Copyright

Received September 13, 7.25 a.m. LONDON, September 32. Tho "Times' " correspondent with General Nogi, describing the arrangements of details for the armistice, states that tho army bitterly resents the result of the peace negotiations, and is deeply disappointed at not being allowed a further effort to force a decisive action.

Tho headquarters staff consider that, tho military evacuation will not be completed beforo April. The Russians all along the line are extremely friendly, visiting the Japanese under the white flag.

Received September 13, 8.54 a.m

WASHINGTON, September 12. Mr. Griscoin, the American Minister air Tokio, cables that the attacks on tho Christian churches were largely due to sporadic antagonism to the Russian Church.

Ho also states that the newspapers raised such popular expectations during the month just past that dissatisfaction at tho peace terms was all the greater, but the sentiments of the army, tho navy, and the nobility are more moderate.

Received September 13, 8.28 a.m

TOXIC, September 12

The Evangelistical Alliance has resolved not to claim compensation for the churches, schools, and missions which Mere destroyed in Tokio during the peace riots. The Mikado has declined the Cabinet "j offer to resign.