Tokio, 29th October.
A detachment of General Kuroki's army, assisted by artillery, attacked] Qup and occupied Waitoushan, above Pingtaitse, on the 27th inst.
Russian force, eight com-Firilleur infantry regiment.
ies strong, belonged to the 18th
There was a severe engagement, and the Russians left thirty dead on the field, two machine-guns, and a number of rifles. Their casualties are understood to have been two hundred.
The Japanese loss was one hundred and seventy, including twelve officers, own correspondent, Tokio, 29th October.
Oyama reports that a detachment of the right army attacked on the 27th inst. the enemy on Waitoushan, consisting of two battalions of infantry. The detachment met with stubborn resistance but finally occupied Waitousban and captured two machine guns. On the 28th the enemy continued cannonading Wai-tous han till the afternoon and then disappeared. No other important engagement occurred on the 28th, he Russians continue a demonstrative bombardment, even at night, availing themselves of the moonlight.
The average temperature in 44°.6 Bahrenheit—Our own correspon-
30th October, A Russian counter-attack on the night of the 28th ins'. on Waitoushan and Santoukaitse, east of the railway, was immediately repulsed.
An infantry detachment from General Noz's army surprised an unnamed village between either outpost and burned the Russian quarters.—Our own correspondent.
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