Tokio, 20th May.
In the engagement near Kinchou on the 16th instant, the Russians left thirty dead on the field. According to prisoners taken, the Russian casualties exceeded three hundred.
The bulk of the Fourth division of Russian infantry, and the whole Seventh division are occupying the Kinchou peninsula under General Stissel, the Commandant at Port Arthur.—Our own correspondent, We have to thank the Consul-General for Japan for the following official telegram received by him from "The enemy which took part in the fight near Kinchou on the 16th instant, consisted of the Fifth, Fourteenth, and Sixteenth Sharpshooter Infantry regiments, with eight quick-firing guns, hey left on the field thirty dead officers and men. According to prisoners, the enemy's casualties were above three hundred,"
London vii Bombay, 21st May.
It is reported at St. Petersburg that General Stoessel made a sortie from Port Arthur and drove beck the Japanese, killing and wounding one thousand of them. The Russians lost 150 killed and wounded.—Reuter.
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