Tokio, 6th Aprit, The Russians troops who were in the Wiju direction have recrossed the Yalu.
It is believed that the Russians on the Kiuliencheng-Antunghsien line are not the enemy's main fore, and naturally any pngogement that may take place in that direction may not be decisive, but it will encourage the subsequent grand operations.
The Russians are constructing entrenchments at different points on the Yalu and Tumen rivers, among other places, but they are all apparently incomplete, and should one point be broken by the Japanese, the enemy will have very serious difficulty in effecting mutual reinforcement.
The general thawing of the ice on the Yalu and the muddy state the roads cannot but impede prompt operations, but it is believed that this will not affect the Japanese plans—-Our own correspondent.
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