Peking, Nov. 10. that Tuan Chi-jui ix still striving to maintain peace between the Fengtien and Kuominchun factions. The Chief Executive called a Cabinet meeting yesterday aft hoon and urged General Mo Teh-hui, Who is & Chang Tso-lin supporter, to Wire Marshal Chang Tso-lin stating: that the Kuominchun entertained no} hostility towards Fengtien, and ask. ing why the Fengtien forces were} mutinied and proved themselves be a menace to the Fengtien rear= guard, hence the retreat was ordered.
Eighty members of the Chaki cavalry entrained yesterday" at Shanghai North for Nanking.
'Additional Fukien troops. are being brought here from Hangchow, two regiments having already' arrived. A couple more are expected here in a day or two under the personal command of the Tupan of Fukien, Gen, Chow Jen-ren.
According to the Chinese press, Marshal Tuan Chi-jui, the Chief Executive, has threatened to resign in the event of hostilities breaking out between Marshals Chang Tso-lin and Feng Vu-hsiang. these generals are said to be mov. ing troops to strategical points fon the wee
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