New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
FEARS OF WAR DISPELLED.
RUSSIA APPRAISED BY ia PAN.
SHE EXPRESSES SATISFACTION WITH THE
CONCESSION OBTAINED.

MAY ANNEX PART OF MAN
cHuRA TO CoREA
st. Petersburg May THE journal de ST
Petersburg" the semi-ofncial organ OF the Rus'
sian Government. commenting on Japans aoah-
donment Of her claim 10 permanent occupation "i
the Liau-Tong peninsula. says that thls acNoh
dispes all fears arising from the situation IN thc
East. "The wise decision" the article continues.
"only tends TO render secure tho position which the
victor owes to her successes. and earns for her
the esteem Of civilized nations which hope to see
Japan heal the wounds that war innicts and re-
sume the work Of strengthening and increasing
her Industrial resources
Paris NAV THE European edition OF The
New-Yorl< Herald tomorrow will contain a dis
patch from Toxic. under date Of to-day. saying
that Japan on the exchange Of ratihcations to-
morrow will agree to surrender Port Arthur ana
part OF the Liau-Tong peninsula to China IN con-
eideration Of the payment Of lOo,oOOOOO taels ia
nan may also annex to Corea that part of Man
churia which is left to her Ii is believed that this
perfectly satisfies Russia and insures peace
La Lanterne." in an article on the result Of the
protest against japanese occupation Of Chinese
mainland territory, says:
Russia has duped France unless she returns the
ChM
The Figaro says:
The peaceful success Of the protesting Powers in
regard to Japans conquests in the East makes
ceebration P a, Kie Of the opening Of the Baltic
Sea Canal much less burdensome both morally ana
politically.
The "Matin" congratulates France on the sue
cess Of the protest. but severely comments on the
attitude Of the American and English press in
the crisis
THE GATHERING AT CHE-FOO.
London. May IA dispatch from Shanghai TO
the Central News says that all the Chinese and
Japanese peace ENJOYS have arrived at Che-Foo.
where the ratihcations of the treaty OF peace are
to be exchanged. The dispatch also says that a
score Of foreign warships are now at Che-Foo
THE Times" tomorrow will print a dispatch
from It's ST. Petersburg correspondent, saying
that military preparations in the East have oeen
suspended by telegraphic orders. Russia is evil
IDENTIFY glad. he says, to escape from her awkward
position
THE Times" says it is reported that. in con-
sidera,ion Of her abandonment Of all claims to
the Liau-Tong peninsula. Japan will receive an
additional indemnity Of fl00ooOoO
dispatch from Yokohama 10 The Pail Mall
Gazette" says that yielding TO the representa-
tions Of the Powers. Japan has Internationally
abandoned her claim TO the Liao-Tong penin-
sula-
A dispatch to a news agency from Shanghai
saws that the Chinese Emperor has sent an
autograph letter 70 the Gar and another to
President Faure asking Russia and France TO
assist China In bearing her war expenses. and
promising special commercial advantages in re-
turn.
Sir Edward Grey. replying to question IN
4be House OF Commons to-day, by Sir Ellis Ash
sLot ont
derstood that an arrangement had been arrived
at between certain Powers by their negotiations
with Japan, but could not add any informa-
ton TO what had already been published In
other quarters
THE Standard" tomorrow will print the fol-
lowing from its Berlin correspondent:
There is reason TO believe that Japan will not ho,d
any position on the Chinese mainland pending the
s0 OF b the s%pPo1t wa5 OF hs Powers II is
mored that the Chinese indemnity loan will be is-
ssfo5 China nepa; to SEND spsSai mssiEn TO {,
the Car sPer9r Ma tn ber ana ,b,eryent,on in the
peace negotiations.
Hamburg May THE Hamburger Mach
r1chten" says:
Germany had no p, interest in n ss questions s OF
Germans ac;ye pocy was p5matIfe an neuiray
WeaS have M tuyIy proved her laudabe desire to do
q service for Russia
AMERICAS PART IN THE NAVAL DISPLAY.
Washington, May 7.-Dispatches received at
the Navy Department to-day from Admiral Car
penter's feet indicate that the United States
will be we'll represented at Che~Foo by the end OF
this week. especially If any complications arise
over the ratification Of the peace treaty. The
flagship Baltimore left Yokohama yesterday for
Nagasaki. which is nearly half way TO the scene
OF ratification. and the cruiser Yorktown left
Chln-Kiang for Che-Foo where she should ar
rive in three days. The Machias is already at
Che-Foo. and the Detroit Is only days run
distant at Chemulpo. The Charleston, which
left Che-Too last week for coal. is at Nagasaki,
and Is expected 10 return 10 her former station
the latter part Of this week. Therefore. II occa-
sion arises. Admiral Carpenter will have five OF
his best ships at Che-Foo BY the end OF this
week
GOING TO FIGHT THE BLACK FLAGS.
BUT THE TROOPS CHINA WILL SEND TO FoRMosA
ARE LIKELY TO JOIN THE ENEMY:
London, May IA dispatch from Hong Kong 10
sThe Pail Mall Gazette says that the Chinese
Government will send 5000 troops from Canton to
Formosa to suppress the Black Flags who
opposing Japanese occupation OF the island. The
troops not regarded faithful however. and are
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