London, 10th June.
The negotiations for are making but slow progress and seem likely to be of a protracted nature. Meanwhile Greece is pressing the Powers to accelerate negotiations, because keeping the army in the field is draining her be regularly settled before the discussion of the terms of peace.
There was a rumour that the King of Greece, whose situation seemed to be very critical, would be barricaded in his palace. The royal yacht had steam up.
30th May.
In the Chamber the Radicals vehemently attacked the ceremony which took place at Notre-Dame on the 8th of May. M. 'Méline repelled the accusation made against him of being Clerical, and demanded the order of the day pure and simple, which was adopted by show of hands.
M. Del questioned the Cabinet on its general policy; the Chamber passed a vote of confidence by 296 votes to 241.
"The bad news received from Athens is denied.
31st May.
Greece consents to an armistice being regularly settled; the negotiations for peace will now begin, but they will last along time.
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