The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-06

reached me from the right flank. Gun
firing has been audible since morning in
tho direction Of Suchudziapu, All IA quiet
toward the centre, except in the Shahopu
zone. which the Japanese attacked during
the evening. creeping mp to our wire en-
tanclernents and throwing hand grenades
They were. however soon repulsed by
our rte fire.
Tho Japanese last night continued
their attack on Vandalism. Their tenth
attack was repulscd at o'cloclS this morn
ing Japanese corpses are piled against
our earthworks
The enemy yesterday attacked our
Kautuing position, but suspended opera
tions toward evening. 1t is expected that
their attacks will be renewed.
Operations on the left flank Of our army
were suspended last evening. 1t was re-
marked that the Japanese troops opposite
our kudiaza position were falling back.
~Maior-Gen. Schaulof and Col Gurko
were wounded Yesterday.
THE advanced guard Of the enemy, who
t. surrounding our right flank, was noticed
to-day between the Notwithstanding
road and the Hun River. eight versts about
five and one-third English miles, from the
Mukdeu station.
The Japanese at dawn on Saturday
captured Suchudziapu. but advanced no
further After some hard fighting the
Japanese also captured Lanshanpu. The
Japane~e advance on our Shahopu position
which began at . o'clock this morning. has
been suspended. the enemy having been
beaten back hy the volley firing Of our
advanced guard.
the Japanese attacked Putilon Hin at
II O'Clock last night and at ! o'clock this
morning were repused. The enemy TO-
neved the attack on our kandolisan posi-
tions most energetically until this morning
but was beaten back at O'Clock with great
loss. The Japanese delivered thirteen
charges Their attacks have been sus-
pended to-day Two attacks were made
gainst our Kautuling position at o'clock
this morning Both were repulsed.
The night and day passed comparatively
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,.anod 80 ,,, ,,rooood;rr. Of tho council Of
war held to-day. but enough is known Of
g., E,,ronoten,s serious posltion 10 indl-
o,,. that the gravity Of the situation was
,,..o,,ssod Among the nenort, current
,h,, o,.orir,, - ora n the etTect that the
noosestv for ovacuotinp Mukden was
.o.,,,,d ~, rho council and moody will be
s,Irr,ri,ed 20 learn tomorrow that this
has begun. There il a general feeling
that the official dispatches issued do not
reveal the worst. and Gen. Kuropatkin's
admission that the japanese are within
eight versts of Mukden IA taken to signify
that the defence of the Russian right has
been crushed
one report states that the Council again
discussed the question of peace tits said
that the Gar WAS opposed to ending the
hostilities. and declared that he would
continue the war even if il we're necessary
Col. G,rko who has been wounded. Ia a
son Of the famous Field Marshal who took
mart in the Russo-Turklsh War.
NEycuwANG. March 5.-Chinese report
TINT the Russians are burning their stores
at Mukden in readiness to retreat. Their
night wing ia in "A condition Of panic. but
their left is reported to DO winning
hundred Japanese cavalry from the north
reached the outskirts Of Mukden and ex-
changed shots with the Russians.
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