The Japanese cavalry scouts dis-ersed the Russians on the road to 'énghuangabéng, which was occupied by the infantry on the 6th inst, The enemy fired the magazines before retiring.
Many Russians have been surrendering since Fénghuangchéng was occupied:—Owr own dent.
We have to thank the Japanese Consul-General for kindly communicating to us the following telegram received by him on Sunday night from Baron Komura:—
"Tokio, 8th May.
"General Kuroki reports that our cavalry dispersing the enemy, our infantry detachment occupied Fénghuangehéng on the 6th instant. The enemy before evacuating the place burned their ammunition. Many refugees continue to come out of the adjoining forests and villages and surrender. The natives say that the Russian wounded who passed Fénghuangchéng on litters on the 2nd of May amounted to 800; their total casualties probably exceed 3.000, "Our army landed on the Liaotung Peninsula reports that our detachment, repulsing a small body of the enemy, on the 6ta instant occupied Pulantien, destroying the railway. Telegraphic communication with Port Arthur was cut."
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