Peiping, Nov. 27. General Count Juichi Terauchi, the Japanese Commander-in-Chief in North China, has secretly left Peiping for Tokyo, according to an unconfirmed report from a reliable Chinese source.
The report adds that General Sugiyama, former War Mini~ ster, is arriving in Peiping as General Terauchi's successor early in December:—Reuter. whom are women and children left homeless by the destruction of thousands of houses, alleged to have been set on fire by Chinese troops before their retreat from the city.
Permission for the Wuchang to sail up the river was granted by Japanese naval authorities as a result of an interview at Hongkong on November' 17 between Vice-Admiral Koichi Shiozawa, Commander-in-Chief of] the South China Fleet, and Sir Perey Noble, Commander-in-Chief of the British China Station.
During the conference Vice-Admiral Shiozawa expressed sympathy for the refugees suffering severe hardships in Canton—Domel,
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