London vit Bombuy, 23rd September.
reported in several quarters that Russia is raising a strong protest at Peking ayainst the Tibetan ti especially ay regards the control the foreign relations of Tibet—Rev ter.
London vid Bombay, 24th September.
is reported in well-informed circles in Paris that an exchange of views is proc-ading between London and St, Petersburg with reference to Tibet, with already very satisfactory results, and it is believed that it will lend to a complete understanding.—Reuter, Peking, 27th September.
The Waiwupu denounces officially
Russian authority, and declares that the statement seo ently made on it has never protested against the Anglo-Tibetan Treaty—Our own correspondent.
London vid Bombay, 28th September.
Reuter's correspondent at St. Petersburg wires that it is understood that Count Benckendorff, Russian Ambassador in London, has made friendly representations to the British Government regarding the alleged discrepancy between the draft Tibet treaty and the previous British assurances—Reuter.
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