London, July 7. Oficial circles confirm the fact that the British Ambassador at Tokyo, Sir Robert Clive lodged a protest with "the Japanese Government against the attitude of Japanese officials at Peiping during the recent hearing of the charges against British soldiers accused of the mans laugh: ter of a Japanese, The "Ambassador also. protested against the arrest of an Indian Jeweller at Changchun, Manchoukuo, the region of the Japanese railway. This arrest, the protest stated, was in violation of the extraterritorial ughs enjoyed by the Indian og a British subject—Havas,
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