Peking, June 24, With reference to various reports. of British Notes of protest handed in to the Chinese Government, it understood that there have so far been only two written Notes from the British Legation with regard to the present crisis, though the Bri tish have of course been associated with the other Powers in the several joint notes published and the British Charge d'Affaires is also) understood to have made several verbal protests with regard to the Hiffarent attacks on British sub-Jects and with regard to the posters which have been published, Of, the two Notes mentioned above, the contents of one have already been made public while those of the others are not for publication at the present tine.
The Japanese Legation ts also understood to have protested regarding all the different attacks "upon their nationals, but these protests also have not been published,
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