From Our Owx Connesroxorst Kiukiang, Aug. 26, An order to maintain order in the Alllied Five Provinces of the Yang-ith giment from Nanking have been! despatched into Kiangse by order for Marshal'Sun Chaan-fang. They jurrived here successively on the previous days and immediately came to Hsubsin by train, via Tuchiapu.
the 14th Regiment, the 15th Regiment, the 58rd and the S4th Regiment' of the 7th and the 8th Brigades under the command of the Brigade-Generals, Penn Kuang-yin and Chao Kuo-yin, of the 4th Division of the Kiangsu Army, Gen. Hsea, Hung-hsin being the Division General. Gen, Chao Kuo-yin went straight to Nanchang to see Gen. Teng Ju-cho, Military Governor of [Kiangse on affairs concerning defence, and returned the other day! to join his men at Hauhsui. Several regiments of Kiangsu men passed here for Hankow by China Merchant's boats to be sent to the front line somewhere near Yochow.
Reports from Pinghsiang state that all the Kiangse men under the command of Gen. Tang Fu-shan were taken to the defence of the Hunan-Kiangse border, and only one regiment was fighting at Liling, where both sides had suffered great losses and casualties. Gen. Teng's own Division of Brigade are now taking the defensive at places from Tinghsiang to Nanchang. Further] reports say that the Cantonese have decided to proceed on to Hupeh as} they have captured Yochow, an important pass between Hupeh and Hunan, and would not come to attack Kiangse for the present time. Kiangse will not attack unless the Southerners attack Kiangse.
Mr. Tao Chia-yao will come as the representative of Marshal Sun Chuan-fang to see Gen, Teng Ji cho on all the present critical Another bandit chief was caught jut Hukow, 90 li from Kiukiang. It! is said that he will be sentenced to death,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.