London rid Bomluy, 28 Decvntur, 5 vig O11 nine red DA, Taax on the Bed completely routed of ten amen, who fled bree to Fez, having killed Reuter, London, 2" Decenlur, The Moorish auth ities are vouring to minimise the defeat— the Crown Price: Arehduch of Aust London vid Bombay, 20th December.
The Sultan of Morocco has ba caded himself in his tee ah Fez. An attack on the town rep thi episode. Crown Prin of Saxony proven off all Te is and resistance is impossible-—Rewkr. here he bro e- his leg and is still unable as g-ne lately 0 to Salzburg, London, 30th Devenher, to Ik.
The King of Spain has summoned his Minister of War and his Ministe of the Marine to eater with him The famous pzychiatrist_ Professor Baron ug of Vienna line died at the age of 62. the situation at Morsceo. Three four thousand men are about to sts immediately to reink has accepted Archduke Leopold dies have he: population of Fez i the $ n being unpopular owing, to his pro-European tendency Leopold eldest son of the former ud japan.
Pri jess of Saxony to the Crown—The Editor.)
The Crown Princess of Saxony; who is staying with the French teacher Giron in Switzerland, reftises to return to her hus-and.
Consequently steps have been before the King's court to get a civil divorce of her' marriage. King George of Saxony, however, offers great resistance to her desire to obtain the Pope's dispensation, which is necessary to cancel the canonical marriage.
The newspapers report that President Reoserelt has declined to act as arbitrator in the Venezuelan question. An official scer, however, has not yet been received rom the United States Government. If lent Roosevelt. really declines, the ion will be entrusted to the Hague Tribunal, but under the restriction put on Germany's motion in the similar crman and British notes of the 23rd The Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Count Lamsdorff, still stays at Belgrade, where he strongly opposes in accordance with the last Russian communique all efforts. aimi separation of Macedonia from Turko3 The Prussian Diet has been convened for the 13th January.
20th ember. of Venentela will be continued under all circumstances. The reply of the Government of the United States th reward to the question, whether President Castro will accept the cond the Powers. is still outstanding. The proposal tw submit the matter to the arbitration of the Hague. tribmvl, in case President Roosevelt should decline to undertake it d from Germany, "hints whatever from the ant attitude, and st-only disappr the Macedonians make themselves dependent.
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