Nanking, Mar. 10.
There was a general' exodus of British officials from Nanking to-
B. Ingram, Counsellor to the Britich Legation lett for Peking by train at' noon, the British Minister, Sir Alexander Cadogan, sailed: for Henkow ven o'clock this morning on. board gunboat Cockchafer for a brief visit. ly Sir Erie Teicl Allington, the Ministers Hie is expected back at the capital on March 18, when he will go to Peking by train.—Reuter.
Nanking, May. 12.
A. mandate against the Emperor of Manehouicue was issued: to-day by the "National Government.
In allowing hitiself to become the head "of the. "puppet regime," in Manchuria, "the edict states" the emperor. it guilty' of Ieee majesty, and is therefore punishable in ae: fecrdmce with the lay governing acts of treason against the Republic, The emperor's associates aleo come in for condemnation, bd. the mandate declares that they: must, dealt with according. {9 the same Taw one regulation: as govern the plnishtment of, bandits Reuter:
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