News Of The Week.
T HERE is no farther hope for the European Embassies in Pekin. Sheng, the Director of Telegraphs at Shanghai, and the coast Viceroys continue the artistic lying which they hope......
We Regret To Read In Certain Quarters Cries For Savage
ven- geance on the Chinese. They are, perhaps, natural, but they can serve no end except to make them fight as men fight when quarter is refused. It is indispensable that there......
Two Grave Complications Have Been Introduced This Week...
Chinese affair. The first is the evidence that the persons ruling in Pekin hate Russia more than any other Power. They have evidently been preparing for months to block the......
Thie Enormous Crime Has Caused A Cry Of Horror Through-
out Europe, but it has not quickened the action of the Courts. Rather it has rel)ased them from the necessity of postponing their interests to their humanity. The general idea......
One Grand Difficulty In The Way, However, Has Been Removed.
Tientsin has been taken. The details are still obscure, but it is certain, from Admiral Seymour's report, that on July 13th the allied forces, who with the Zapanese numbered......
Notice.—with This Week's Numher Of The "spectator" Is...
an Eight-Page Supplement, containing the Half. Yearly Index and Title-Page,,--i.e., from January 6t1t to June 30th, 1900, inclusive.......
