New-York tribune., 1911-11-06

HahKoW' Following every move Of the
campaign They hold the opinion that
the Imperialists' tactics are bad. as
they had 1900 men and might have
surrounded the city and wiped out the
revolutionlsts
Shanghai. Nov. 5.-The first night after
the capitulation OF the city to the revolu-
tonists passed uneventfully. Perfect
oider was maintained in Shanghai and the
outlying districts.
ii Ping-s,iu Is the responsible head of
the new administration in the native city
and suburbs, and Is now engaged I'm com
rletIng his organization. He Informed the
correspondent that he recognized only the
Republic of Han" and would guarantee
order. The only disorderly elements. he
said, now in China are the former officials.
their supporters and the Manchu troops,
adding that these clements would never
again be permitted to control
There is reason TO believe that the revo-
lutlonary sentiment throughout the South
strongly favors the unconditional abdica-
ton OF the Emperor and the establishment
of an entirely new regime. Yuan Shih-kal
will be repudiated If he adheres TO the
Manchus. He might become the head of
the government and receive universal sup
port II he separated himself from his for
mer alliance. There is, however, grow
ing suspicion and distrust Of Yuan.
The present plans for a republic include
complete control of the Yang-Tse. Ad
miral sab is now crippled and cut off from
his base. The revolutionary leaders are
determined TO avoid bloodshed and secure
the peaceful capitulation of the Manchu
troops in the various southern towns.
Huang-SinC. the revolutionary leader in
the Yang-Tse delta. arrived in the native
city of Shanghai yesterday by motor car.
To-day he was engaged with other chiefs
in conference.
Subscriptions are pouring i'm for the revo-
lutionary cause the Chinese Chamber OF
Commerce donating several thousand dol
lars.
The revolutionists maintain that no con-
cession on the part Of the throne will avail
while the Manchus remain in power. A
meeting Of the Jiiang-Su. Che-Kiang and
Fu-Kien gentry to-day stigmatized the Ma
tional Assembly as not representing the
country. Revolutionary proclamations
abolish the Li-Kin and the land taxes, the
maritime customs only being retained
Late last night the rebels succeeded i'm
satisfying the officials Of the Marking
Shanghai Railway. that they were capable
of preserving order. and the foreign guard
which had been placed at the railway sta
ton by order Of the British consul, was
withdrawn. the revolutonaries taking pos
session.
The whole surroundings OF Shanghai. in
Guiding Wu-Sung. are now in rebel hands.
The serving out of arms continued to-day,
but applicants were so numerous that the
leaders were forced to make careful dis
elimination. They are also endeavoring to
recover 300 rifles which were seized ~
the crowds yesterday when the arsenal
was captured.
Three loyaist gunboats and one trans
port part of Admiral Sahs fleet, put into
Shanghai to-day for provisions and muni-
tions. ignorant OF the fact that the arsenal
had changed hands. They are now in the
river. loyal for the time being but the Of
fcers of the warships are nervous.
The remainder of Admiral Sah's fleet has
arrived at Nu-Sung. without ammunition
and without provisions.
Reports are numerous OF the detection or
the capture of various other Chinese cities,
these including Wu-IIu and Foo-ChoW.
The imperial telegraph operators have gone
on strike. They demand three months pay
in advance
II is reported that Yuan Shih-kai is at
IIankow negotiating with General H.
leader of the rebels, who is in a position to
dictate terms. It is believed that the south
will demand the retirement Of the Manchu
ROYALTY. with a pension. and will not be
with less.
The revolutionary leaders at Shanghai to-
day expressed no fear that the imperial
lists would attempt TO recapturc the city.
They said that the new government was
fully competent TO control the situation ANA
protect foreign interests
London. Nov. 6.-The Peking correspond
ont of "Thc Daily Telegraph" says he Is
reliably Informed that Yuan Shh-kai has
practically arranged "a ten weeks armlsucc
with the rebel gcneralissimo This will per-
nit Yuan 20 come Immediately 70 PeklnG
and form a Cabinet lie will also attempt
to find solution for the present ineNtric-
able confusion
\ dispatch TO "The Daily Mail from
Peking saws that i'm conference at Han
kow the revolutonists presented note to
Yuan Shih-kai. demanding that the i'm
perial family be transported to Jehol ana
that the provinces be granted autonomy