Peking, Mar. 32, The Waichisopu late this afternoon sent a memorandum to of, Karakhan replying to his note of March 19, pointing out the misunderstanding on M. Karakhan's part regarding the signing of-the agreement, stating that ro other Powers had interfered in this matter and asserting that if such interference had been, attempted, which it was not, China would Ihave been uninfluenced thereby. The memorandum then refers to
Jannouncing that, the negotiations the mandate issued "on March 2, would henceforth be carried on by the Waichiaopa, "and in con-lusian states that the Ohinese Government is ready to resume negotiations with M. Karakhan so that, an early and satisfactory Joonclusion may be reached, Reuter's correspondent is suthoritatively informed that the draft, agreement was nob dated, 0 that: the correct date cond be inserted when the Chinese Government approved it, and, moreover, no seals were attached, while the signatures of M. Karakhan and Dr. ©. 'T. Wang were-not followed by their titles as negotiators. Router's Pacific Service.
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