Bryan writes" follows under date November}
10:—
"T am authorized to say, Clerk of the International Commission of Judges, that the Com mission has closed its report, and the same has been forwarded to]
Peking.
"The resalt of the report as} published in the press. in Chini Japan and elsewhere has not bei authorized by any member of thet Commission.
"The Commissioners will leave Shanghai for their respective homes on the earliest transporta.' tion. loud signal, the whole crowd rose) and flew towards the centre. The culprit was torn to pieces in a jiffy and the crowd took its departure, Teaving a tangle of flesh and scatter-
The tale. was, of course, told at the Grand Stand (and other places) fand was always met with " smile of incredulity by some and thers with unadulterated scorn.
Now comes the Earl of Galw with exactly the same story as may be seen from the following letter taken from the weekly edition of the "Times" of October 1:—
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.