Tokio, 25th June, It is learnt that the Japanese vanguard is twenty-five miles beyond Kuongsong.—Our own corres-dent.
The dispatches sent to the-Czar Nibogatoft have been published. by Admirals Rozhdiestvensky and
The former states that the Kniaz Souvaroff was outranged at 2.30 p.m. on the 27th ult,, and at 3.30 p.m. Admiral Roshdiestvensky, with a part of his staff, in an unconscious condition, was removed to the destroyer Buini, on the next day to the destroyer Bedovi. He learned that Admiral Nibogatoff was at Saseho on the 31st of May.
Admiral Rozhdicstvensky was also allowed to wire on the 12: h inst.
His words were; "Hearing of the surrender of the Orel, Nicolai I, Seviavine, and Apraxine, I lost my self-possession, and consider myself only responsible."
he Czar has not yet replied to the telegrams of Admirals Rozhdiestveusky and Nibogatoff regarding the disposal of the officers who surrendered, and have indicated that they prefer to remain prisoners, They will be given quarters pending the Czar's reply.—Our own correspondent.
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