Expedition Indefinitely Post poned: Changing Conditions in Fukien Poking, Mar. 28. reports the, proposed expedition, According to unsfiial Chinas, to Canton hag "been indefinitely, postponed.
Gen. Ma Chi, who recently made, a visit to the Hunan-Kuang border, has returned and is now ab Loyang. Gen. Lu Yung-ting to have sent a second "tel gram to the Government, declining. the post of Tuli of Kuangsi.
believed that the attitude of Gon, La Yung-ting contributed to weaken the adherence of Gen. Shen, Hung-ying to. the North. Foreign telegrams from Fukien also indicate changing conditions. 8's forces hava recupied 'Tunganhsien and nego: tiations are in progress betwoon, Gen. 'Tsang and Gen. Wang Yi at' Chuanchow with the object of their derstanding. Gen., troops have roach-, td Hsinkus in pursuit of Gen. Wang Yung-chuan, who recently, fled: from Foochow. Gen. Wang, however, got away before the arrival of the hostile troops and fled to Shanghai, where he is endeavuring to get, into touch—with Little Hsu with a view to concort~ ed action between Generals aang, Tar Yungchsiang and himself, Tu Szechuan the position of this Northern forees is reported to be. improving, Gen, Lat Hsin-huni, former follower of Gen, Hsiong Kehavu, hay come over to the northern side by" joining Gon. Vang Sun. This ing wenkoned Gen, Tisiong and "Tan Mao-hai to stich an extent that their coun tack ig not likely to be care the Kuoichow i 8 requested to remain in Szechuan owing to the ing strength of the Szechuan-has replied with a request for dis and ammunition.—Ho ports that Ihe hay now 85,000 and desires. to recruit an add tional 5,000 in order to form three complete divisions—Router's Pact.
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