Peking, June 5.
The Premier, the Minister for fairs, the Minister ions, the Minister of the Navy, and also Mr. W. W. Yen, attended a meeting, held in camera, of the House of Representatives at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The mecting closed at 8 o'clock. After that the members of the Cabinet went. to the Senate.
'A member of the Senate asked whether the restoration of the 64
Villages in the Heilungkiang _province, which were leased to Russi by treaty, would be negotiated the forthcoming Sino-Russian conference. Dr. Wellington Koo replied in the affirmative.
Mr. Wu Vu-lin, the Minister of Communications, made a report regarding the Tientsin-Pukow and the Hukuang railways and also regarding the Anglo-German loan and bonds, adding that China would take over and destroy the bonds which she had cancelled during the war.
In reply to questions, the Premie Mr. Sun Pao-chi, said that the Sino-German agreement had not been signed yet.
'However, it would be submitted Parliament' after signing, accordance with the Constitution it could not come into effect otherwise, but there was no necessity to submit it to Pa tment before it was signed.
The members were especially requested to maintain secrecy regarding the report on the german Reorgunisation Loan and bonds and news in connexion has not Teaked out yet—Reuter's Pacific Service,
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