Shanghai, June 11.
Mr. Anne left by the night express yesterday evening, taking with him' personal instructions from Mr. A. Ariyoshi, Japanese Minister to China, to Mr. Suma.
The Japanese destroyer, HIJ.MS. JAshi, eft Shanghai early yesterday morning on a routine cruise upriver. it may be decided, however, to order her to anchor off Nanking should developments warrant it, according 10 fa statement issued by Capt. 0. Sato, Japanese naval attache here.
Rear-Admiral T. Sugisaka, commander of the 11th Jepanese Des {royer Squadron, will also leave here: to-day, aboard his flagship, the coastguard' cruiser, HUMS.. Teushima, {for Nanking. It is stated that this Jmovernent was arranged some time previously.
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