Paris, July 31.
'M. Caillaux, Finance Minister, in 'a statement to the Cabinet to-day Jwith regard to the debt negotiations between France and Britain said that although there was a noticeable ference between the British and [French points of view the beginnings lof an understanding had already London, July 31.
The French financial experts, who came to London to negotiate with regard to a settlement of the French war debts, are departing for Paris to consult their Government.
Aug.
The Diplomatic Correspondent of I ithe "Daily Telegraph" states that ithe agreement between London, Washington and Tokyo is now complete regarding their and other, Treaty Powers' reply to the demands in the Peking Government's Note of June 24.
All remaining to be settled is, firstly, whether the reply should take the form of a diplomatic Note or an open declaration to the [Chinese people; secondly, the dates Jwhen the fiscal conference and the Ris unlikely that "M. Call llaux, the French Minister of Finance, will come to London next week jax it was intended. It ts not known Jwhether the delegation will return.
Later.
It is declared that the reports extraterritorial commission shawld [start work—Reuter.
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