A Hankow message of yesterday's date states that the Southern troops are now hastening defence works in the regions of Huangshui and Woshengkuan, and that two regi. ments of the Southern forces arrived at Huangshui on October 8.
High Military Officers Leave The Sinews of War Hankow, Oct, 10, In spite of general expectation, the capitulation of the city of Wuchang did not take place yesterday. Ht was reported here this morning that the Southerners entered the' Walk this morning with the object of preserving order in the City, "while they took steps for the evacuation of the surrendered troops and arranged for their accommodation.
There is other information stating that Generals Chen Chiamo, Liu Vu-chun and other high military officers have already departed from A Hankow telegram, of yesterday's date says that the paper money 80 far put into circulation in tha' district by the Cantonese troops amounts to $2,000,000.
The same message adds that the Southern troops, seeing that the notes are quoted by Chinese merchants lower than the rate fixed by the Southerners, have lodged "a protest with the General Chamber of Commerce. The merchants are
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