Government is now more or less jestavlished under Japanese tutelage, says the R. U.S, I, Journal, But ithe condition of the country is by Ino means settled, while the Japan-Jose forces show mo sign of decree Although official fi sake appear that the Jay id [porting, the new government with some troops—by Treaty they should have not more than 15,000 mien occupied in railway protection duties—thero is reason to believe that there are well over 40,000 Japanese troops engaged on this ask.
Their distribution appears to be las. follows:—
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