Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-01

I..,.. fr5m Tien Tsin this morn
~ ,rraupcss ana agency bulletin
I.8at Shanghai az liI0 q. m, today
.r.is assumed that the Americans
c-..b and japanese are taking part
h ts forward movement whether
.h., raIoral.tles are or not. An add
,-r.. tsss nnl probably be established
,r.,y or thirty miles nearer Pekn'
.-s nrr,.as will Dee assembled prepare
',ry 10 a direct stroke at the capital
90, ts 5000 allies debarked at Pc
0rIlrarts English military observers
.,rs1,r that 10000 are available for
~, advance beyond 1ien Tsin, The
chinese forces. according 90 the vague
Gatherings OF the allies Intelligence of
rstbs1ngs of the allies intelligence OIL
f.,r up to July 90 were disposed In
q GREAT are thirty miles long and dis
nrttgn or fifteen miles. The NUM-
her. and exact location Of the several
5ssor, aye utterly unknown. The
paH5 river Sc blockaded boy sunken
,.r. laden lunks for twenty miles be-
rmd TIgn Tau and farther up, accord
gg 10 Chinese spies Of the allies, a
dam has been constructed for the pur-
pose % a0odIug the low lying expanse
Of country
FIRST BATTLE on THE WAY.
ghs first engagement Of the relief exc
relld5n win probably be at Pei Tang,
where the vceroy Of Yulu personally
commands,
Ths following Information was
brought 90 Tian Isin, Wednesday,
July g. BIZ a. Chinese missionary stu
Dent who was sent by the British
LEGATION. BE received the message en-
trusted 90 him and left July Is. lie
aw fgw ru1ns between Pekin and
Yang Tu so works had been con-
s,u.tel Food boo Pekin was scarce
and The clty would be quite unable TO
endure q siege.
Among tds scraps Of information
brought by another courier who left Pc
kin July H. wa sthe fact that General
Aa a notable Boxer chief, had been
killed ty the Iegati1ners.
Shanghai kilograms of this date say
TIE llrgu C0usIs met yesterday and
decided 90 invite Admiral Seymour
OiHt.shl 20 take command of the
Shanghai defensas. The United States
c9nsu. general NJ be Bezaure, on be-
half % Die C0nsuls. visited Admiral
SEYMOUR and DE promised 20 draw up
plans and submit them 90 council Of
officers The Shanghai municipal cOun-
c. objects 90 the consular action.
The British second infantry brigade
mas been ordered 90 debark az Hong
Kong 60 form q flying column TO serve
anywhere in China.
Two more transports with Indian
Troops ou board are due 10 arrive today.
lhe custom officers at Canton have
seized @ Chinese Junk which had 1000
rifles and much ammunition aboard.
ADVANCED EIGHT MILES.
tbrsported that another letter from
E- British minister al Pekn. Sir
Na-Is Macdonald dated pekin. We'd
L.slaN July 81, has reached Taku The
NAlaese government has renewed the
suggestion that the minister leave the
lap.,a. uut tno minister declined
ile Belgian government has received
news That the allies have already
marched eigh. miles In the direction Of
PaHa.
THE PREPARATIONS.
Ien Ts.n July &C. via Che Foo, July
2. a1l Shanghai, Aug, IL Copyright.
-"' Ply the Associated Press The
american commander received orders
rom Washington today not to delay
Sle advance 9u Pekin. He was also IN.
en- route
Great activity IS noticeable at the
japanese headquarters. Transport
PREPARATIONS are being hurried II is
ylIrA.'F unlikely that either the
..ahts' Of the British intend to be
,. Orhlnl the Americans though the
'"s0 preparations are a long way
u0M completeness The japanese or
sanitation on the other hand, excites
NE admiration OF AN.
l4t J1.1l strength Of the allies here
daily. ''''''''' ''0 al ''''ib
NhlNA WANTS IT STOPPED.
Warrington. Aug. 1.-The Chinese
munster called at the state department
Tlly Nlay and presented 90 Secretary
t o copy of the following dispatch
IN" ID hung Chang, which was re-
nl NF Minister WI last night from
,- ,NII'so minister IN London. Just
,s.he- telegram from Pao Ting Fu
~, sixth moon, 23rd day July 10.
,- 1. .'e H.Fy council had that day re-
',, .n Imperial edict as follows.
?, w. nave received the memorial OF
r nun. Chang and others implorlng
save and protect the ministers of
various nations Now the ministers
nv aI safe and we'll ana IA Hung
.-"s .- directed Co wire 10 Yang YU
T O,N'Is so that they may inform
tr .r't.uFe secretaries for Foreign
' -t a.loripgly Respect this"
,r.-.Ls. l'.'siam has been delayed In It's
o. .l The other day ] and 9th
on sent joint memorial Tee
ems mat Che different ministers De
on 1t Pckin on that they FIRST
lo...l'l io freely communicate by
eT ,'-' or wire with their respective gov
r.a,s When an imperial edict is
c,.,.l ] H.Il again Wire Commuul-
t1r, NJ, 10 Minister Yang az 81. Peters
mn N,.sJer iu az Paris, and Minister
q. q. Washington, for them 10 inform
'sI'euFe foreign secretaries"
HOW CHINA CAN SETTLE.
n. ellington Aug 1.-The safety %,
nv ministers az Pckn being tomporar-
ef-,-...' 'l lhe attention OF the gov
tVs H now being directed toward
T,,. Objects FIRST to eject the p ~ ~
hr-g'. SAFETY of The ministers Inv
f..o,3. chem away from Peki1 ana
Cf-.' 90 hasten the advance on fhs
us-. Z capital The Chinese Govern
usr-.r.t. employing every device digplo.
us,, Wy % prevent the forward move
I'M, ', the international column m
erl-S.- lhane is the main reliance to
pr.5 .'- thls purpose but be- Is ham.
csIs ~. ihe ohtusencss OF pekln ON
dsr srs G1f government Is willing no rem.
'''A assistance as It properly can,