Berlin, 5th June.
The very calm statements published by the semi-official " Norddeutsche allgemeine Zeitung" on the German-Canadian tariff question are generally approved by the Ger-n Press, "and are alo very favourably commented on by the American. The moderate terms used therein have created 'a favourable impression even in England, as thereby s new German-British Press campaign has been avoided. Germany has provisionally postponed the enforcement of the enhanced tariff.
Premier Combes' statements about the Figaig altair have here given full sat tion. There is, however, a marked movement in the French Press tending to the annexation of Morocev.
It has now been arranged that King Paris in July will once to London or will pay his Edward in the autumn. joing on as to a visit of President Loubet tv the Pope; the thir is, however, not yet settled.
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