New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
MORE VICTORIES FOR JAPAN.
or TALIENWAN AND TWO
PORT ARTHUR FORTS REPORTED.
rsrNEsE FLYING BY HUNDREDS FROM MAN.
cHIRIA-THE POWERS URGING CHINA TO
NEGOTIATE FOR PEACE DIRECTLY WITH
JAPAN TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS OF
TIE CHINESE NOKTHERN ARMY
THE CHINESE NORTHERN ARMY.

JAPAN TERRIBLE SUFFERINGs OF
THE CHINESE NORTHERN ARMY
1.ondon Nov 9.-"The Pail Mall Gazette"
nr,nts a dispatch to-day saying that the Japan
esa forces have captured Talien-Wan. The
chinese feet is at Wei-Hai-Wei and the Russian
feet at Che-Foo.
A dispatch t. the Central News from Che
Foo dated November G. reports that hundreds of
Chinese are arriving there from Manchuria,
whence they are fleeing frightened at the ap-
proach of the Japanese. The Chinese troops and
such vessels OF the Chinese fleet as not
cooped up at Port Arthur have been ordered to
attack the japanese wherever they meet them
7, ,s reported that Port Arthur is still invested
nv the japanese and that two Of the forts there
have been captured by them. The Chinese SOL
d,srs are deserving from New -Chwang. fearing an
atiack by The Japanes'.
The Central News says that England and other
Powers have urged China to make her peace pro-
nosals directly TO Japan. and to negotiate at
orce for the cessation of the Japan has
nromised 10 receive the overtures in a benevolent
spirit
"Tho Daily News" hears from Odessa that En-
neror William has ordered the German Admiral
IN Chinese waters to place himself. in certain
contingencies under the orders Of Admiral Ere.
mantle,
also learns that France seems to favor Euro
pean conference 10 consider affairs IN the FAR
Fast
The Times's" correspondent in Ticn-Tsin says
that the Chinese officials appear To be careless OF
the fate Of the Empire They are devotng their
Grief attention TO personal interests. contracts
for arms and the Ike. regardless Of utility. Inc
peopla are equally Indifferent. as they suffer
Irore from the Chinese sodery in Moukden ana
It's naghbOrhOod than from fear or the enemy.
The Russian officers have received instructions
10 adopt a conciliatory attitude toward their
British colleagues.
The Tines has this dispatch from Yoko-
hama: 1.-TWO American torpedo experts have
contract with China to destroy the japanese
Nect They have been promised $l.00O,OO0 for
Zach SQUADRON destroyed. ana payment for each
merchantmen in proportion. Al Che-Foo II Is
renorted that there has been three days hght-
ing AT Talen-Wan without decisive results.
shanghai Nov. 9-The Chinese Army of the
North are reported to be in terrible plight
suffering from starvation and exposure to the
extremely cold weather They have retreated 10
the mountains. far removed from their base Of
s,nnlies while the Japanese army are said t. De
encamped at FenC- -Whang-Chehg. Fhteeh 'hou-
sand Chinese, mostly raw recruits, are pfl"s
pursued by the Japanese. Ill,
II is not expected that a determined s'and VIII
ho made against the japanese at Port Arthur.
Admiral Fremantle. commanding the British nee''
&c authority for the assertion that the last Ell
ragenont Of any importance between lhc Jap
enose and Chinese will be fought at Port Arthur.
Paris. Nov. 9-The Echo de Paris, in an
article on the proposed settlement OF the CniheSe-
Jananese troubles says that France Will not
renly n the proposals 10 intervene for the pur,
nose NJ effecting settlement OF the war unui
che shall have learned exactly what are Russia s
thoughts and hopes regarding the matter