The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-12-10

China that no further peace proposals will
az considered unless made 10y a regularly
accredited ambassador from the Chinese
court. At the same time Japan reminds
China that il is not Japan but China that is
suing for peace. Japan is dissatisfied with
China's temporzng policy ana claims that
CHINA IS seeking concessions i'm advance of "a
formal conference looking 10 a settlement.
War Material FOR China.
London. December 4.-The Central News
correspondent ina Shanghai says that the
British steamer Guy Mannerins is landing
there. from Hamburg, war material valued
at gl55.Gn.
Il Central News dispatch from Chce Foo
says that Commissioner Detrng, who re-
turned on Sunday from Japan, repeated in
an Interview today the statements he made
on Monday. that he was empowered 10
negotiate for peace with Japan, in the
name of the Chinese board of foreign af-
fairs, and that he was recalled because the
negotiations for peace had passed into the
hands Of the American ministers to Japan
and China.
Commissioner Detring added that Colonel
Hanneken. the commandments of the
Chinese forces. IS raising lo0Cd0 soldiers TO
be differed entirely by Europeans. mostly
Germans. Some Of these officers have al
ready arrived and others are on the way
10 China.
dered 20 reinforce Tung-Chow, nifty miles
west ~ Chee Foo. ana are being supplied
from Wci-hai-Nci
Corcans Break Promises.
London. December "a Central News
correspondent at Toxic telcsraphs as fol
low.
The Corean government has broken its
Promises u follow the advice of Count
lnonyc. the Japanese minister. at Seoul
#.ffF Fraf
ing "a comply with Count Inonye's suggest
lions. the government sent secret messages
through the country for the purpose a.: cN-
citing risings among the natives. Count
InonHe, therefore, informed The C0reau
foreign office that the advice he had pre-
V.ously presented had been revoked and
caused TO he recalled the troops that ne had
sent 10 suppress uurisings. \ discovery
Of the uuderhand dealings on the part OF
The authorities has caused "A disturbance at
The palace. and the minister of the interior
has rendered his resignation.
Tho movements OF Field Marshal Nama-
gata's divisions OF the first army. now on
The march through Manchuria. indicate that
he intends to effect Junction with the
second army instead of advancing upon
AioukIer. Having cleared the arny's
route 90 the Chinese troops. General At
ch!mi's brigade has reioined the main army.
The field marshars headquarters are sun
N chin Lien.
The vessels seized by the japanese at Port
Arthur are torpedo boat. TWO merchant
coasters and "a small cruiser which was
u.il.iius tuere.
Wii Make Changes.
London. December S.-The correspondent
of The central News at Shanghai t,!csrdphs
taal the newly appointed Nanin vceroy
Will make many changes among the officials
under his control Il is also said mat he
intends 10 increase The number of forss
ou the NauE-tSc- kiang river and TO place
more torp,does i'm that stream with the -
t.utiou Il rendering its navigation more
difficult aud dangerous for foreign vessels.
i new admiral has been appointed 10 the
command OF the Nan-Yarg. or southern
squadron of China.
Tie belief general among ,hc chinese
tba5 Oh. Ja.auvs, Geet Wli visit me AdnS-
tse-k.an. river aurua IA. winter.
they DraEts chinese Liquor.
London December S.--A Tolio corr,spon-
dent 10 the Central News says undouht'd
a.4I.ue bias been obtained that during the
niah, after the capture of Port Arthur
a..mb,r az army laborcrs VINO had been
armed with swords for their own defense,
with tho view or doin- away with the re-
e.seily of detailing soldiers Tor their proi"e-
tinr. entered she town. anu after 4tlnA'AS
chimes. spirits untit they had hccore fran
tl- ecm,afttcd vevengefuI reprisals upon tine
Chimes. imam tefl-. The lHik.No anu ihE
sru.u.ut officials Upon being Informed of
III. Facts czpressed themselves greatly cha-
-giu-I aud nis majesty N once ordered the
most searching Investigation go De made
and tif ulpritS severely punished
viii Maize Maay Changes.
Tho correspondent of the Central News "a
Shanghai telcaTaphs that the newly appoint
el Nua,ln Ei,crov VIII make many changes
auoaa he officials under his control II is
also salG that he intends 10 increase the
number Of forts on the Nangtss ki2ns riF-
~. ANA 10 place more torpodoes in that
sfrcam. with tue intention OF rendering the
NAVIGATION more difficult ana dangerous for
f.r,i.n vessels. y new admiral has been
appointed To The command of the Nan
Vans. or southern squadron of China. The
belief IS general among thc Chimes that
Is. Japanese eject win visit Nang-tse-ktaug
river curing the winter.
Y.t 10 DC discaverrd-thr woman who
vsS disappointed IN cooking with Dr.
Prices Baking Powder.
"CHsoS RETGN~ ~ i'i1I>ENG."
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