Peking, March 15.
Private and official reports from Canton received in Peking are en tirely contradictory to the message sent by Reuter's Canton correspondent on the 11th.
A recent arrival from Canton say that Governor Lung is considered in f official circles to be absolutely loyal to the Central Government and he has the situation well in hand. Also the Chiang-chun of Kuangsi will always follow the lead given by Canton, while, moreover; the two Chiangebuns are closely related by marriage. Therefore there is no reason to fear that an attack will be made on the Kuangtung troops by the Kuangsi troops.
Reports also indicate that confidence is returning among the Canton merchants.—Reuter.
Canton, March 15.
The Magistrate of Shuntak reports that the rebels have been driven out of the district and order has been restored.—Reuter.
March 13.
A letter from Luchow states that an aeroplane arrived in time to scout over the rebel positions before the final fighting.
No news has yet been received the operations in the direction of Yungning.—Reuter.
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