Sept. 17.
The Commissioner for Foreign Affairs of the Southern troops. to-ay notified the foreign Consuls here as follows:
As a sequel to the blockade of Wuchang, all men-of-war and steam-Jers bound for this port from the Three aeroplanes flew over We-chang at a high altitude, dropping several bombs, but it has not yee een ascertained whether any serious damage among the ranks of the dete The Southerners claim further vances along the Kinhan line, where, apparently, they are meeting: Tittle resistance. ' Their vanguard has already reached Wuheinkuan Pass, on the Hupeh-Honan border. It is further stated that the Southernors have been successful on the
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