Tsaochuang, June 2.
Messrs. Henley, Eddie lias, Saphiere and Verea arrived at Tsaochuang at noon to-day. They were unconditionally released. The prospects regarding the release of the others are good.
The Military Commission arrived here this morning.—Reuter.
Peking, June 2.
The Chiaotungpu states that four Chinese captives were also release ed to-day.
It is understood that Mr. Henley is coming to Peking and that the others are going to Shanghai.
It is reported from Tsaochuang that an important discussion with the bandits is proceeding this afternoon.
It is reported from Tsaochuang that the enrolment of bandits into the army began to-day and will probably take a week, after which all the captives will be released.—Reuter.
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