is from the Tapan Times" of th deli inst.
A dispatch from Lieut.-General Baron Yamaguchi one Mi min ander in ch dated Peking, Irth August, was in Tokio yesterday, "The dispatch repeats in part the particulars already given by us in our regular issues of the 19th and the 1uc extra of the w such det con a ey are "The clearing out of Peking has been Gnished. The enemy, consisting p cipally of the troops ight. Flags f the Boxers, have retired, dixie 1 directions. Their casualties up to date have not been less than 600 in killed or wounded. The Japanese captures are 5 Krapp fof old style, innumerable standards of all sizes, ete.
Our guards for the Police have re cued and liberated the foreign Christians "ud converts, imprisoned at Towan-
Gur casualties have been over 209
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Tnfry.); Wounded, Colonel She W 5 Lieutenants Masahiko Azuma and Tuzo Odera, Sub-Lieuts, Kunisuke Tida and Buichi Goto (all of 4: Infty.) Captains Shichiro Tomi Jiro Doke, and Lieutenant Takeuchi (all of 2ist Reg. Tnfty).- Their wounds are mostly of a slight nature.
"The bulk of the Division is encamped in the vicinity of Lienkwansheng to the north of the city of Peking: the General Staff headquarters have, however, be: established at the Lega A short dispatch about the "clearing. out has also been received from Colonel ma, who puts our casualties on the 50 killed or wounded, the same particulars as those contained in the first despatch above mentioned has also been received from Shangh si has this telegram from Shan A telegram from Yuan Shih-kai has been received by Li Hung-chang. It is to the effect that although the Empress Downger had left Peking on the 11th, her progress forward had been made impossible by a rising of mobs and she hus been compelled to return to Peking, but. that it is not known whether or no. she his already reached the ex pital.
A liter dispaten from the same source that the Imperial Lady is now back in Peking.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.