The sun., 1900-09-13
PRINCE CHING In PEKIN.
NIX BEoINs NEGOTIATIONS WIN THs
POWERS ron PEACE.
F.,I A.thority Given Him BY the DowaGsr
Empress-JapAnese and British troops
Escort Him-Forsign Ministers Astce
20 Meet Him IndividuAil, - London
"T,u.." Attack, II uunE Chang Again,
.spscidI Cdol. DtIpdtch'S 10 THE sun
Ftorn n stan Correspondent Of THE Stn

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Prom stan Correspondent o' ThE Sun
pxr,N sont d, win Chefoo. Sept iO..-Princa
ching arrived here at 33D O'Clock yesterday
sfternoon. escorted by japanese and Britlsh
,roona ue IA living I'm hiS residence In the
nor,he,s,cr, unrt of the Tartar city.
I, ia known that he has instructions from
,ha novager rn,pres, 10 treat with the Powers
%, s.ttlement OF all the questions
.,,.i,g from tho recent troubles shortly
.,,.r bis arrival Prince Ching asked 20 meet
the D,,lo,notlo Corps lie was informed that
che Ministers would meet him individually
ua had an Interyiey to-day with Sir Robert
ia, nI,eo,or of ~. Gmperial Maritime Gus
toms regarding the situation
Io,nnx Scut 10 .- A despatch from prkiu
do,.d Son, , says that Prince Ching hal
"a ir,or ,iey with Sir Robert Hart the lupe-
rloi oicomussioner Of Maritime Customs The
,e,ult Of The interview has not been announced,
Prince Ching has the same powers 10 settle the
r,eaant troubles AZ Prince Kung had In 1897
Sic brought with him an Imperial decree, with
.neoIal instruction. from the Emperor TO Sir
pohsrt uart
Thn Rns.o-chlne.. Bank has removed to
ehonohoi The hank confscated the I'm
roraI mi varsity fund Of 900 ono taes on which
,so chInasa drew for pavment Of their troops
I,.n In,.rvisv TODAY Sir Chih Chen 10 Feng
Inh tho chinese Minister. denied the reported
capture OF the Empress DowaEer by the RUS
.,ans n, Johol Hs aid that the Empress was
AZ Taivuap-f, and added
FRAN Inc beginning OF TIE present
trouble have never told lie. told
tho unblIo from the first that the Em-
pcror md the Dovager Empress were
safe and that they .tl control the Empire
Your people believe that there Ia no Chinese
Government. but # IL still there with the same
authority aa IL had in Pekn. Prince Ching IL
already in PeEin and Earl II Hung Chang will
,oon start In that direction. think there Is
little chance that the English viii withdraw
from pekin prefer to see England lead all
the Powers before Russia declares her pro-
posals Some responsible people tell me that
England cannot overrule Germany. but Lord
salisbury Is more experien ced in statesmanship
than Emperor William and certainly should
oyerrule thi. young man"
Itis again rllmored that the Empress Dowager
ia in the Province OF shansi and the Japanese
troops are pursuing the Imperial party.
The Times correspondent In Pekin
complains that ii Hung Chang Is sppar-
emily endeavorlng 10 gull Europe He
saws that when the viceroy wished to come
north he did not invoke the assistance Of the
dlnlomatIc body, but appealed az the friend
Of Russia to the Russian Minister Continu-
ins, he saws:
The impassioned speech OF the German
rmneror when his troops we're Leaving was read
with enthusiasm, but this feeling Is marred
nv the knowledge that he is still permitting the
Cbinese Minister 10 remain accredited TO his
-, rha r,,noro, now knows TINT his
court Inv h"'Po''' ~ ~ a., "a.
Minister was murdered on Juhs ~ nol III 'ue
street by briGands but by an Imperial officer
- -. r,nariai o,dar. II has baan
a'uis "nu. r r.,..oa. 90,
discovered that the DoWaser Empress anu
Prince Tuan had planned the massacre on
a.. -, ,.,..uto,, ~ oil tha foraIop Miniaters