President Roosevelt sent!
General Corbin to meet Sit Lipton at the entrance to Bay, and has invited Sir Thomas. Iuncheon at the White House at Washingtun.—Reuter, various commanders, with whom he ha left. several of his hest-informed men in order that they may furnish advice on military and naval offal The following are from the Kobe Herald Seoul, 15th June.
It is understood that the Corean authorities have secretly sanctioned an an to the Russians, and this explains the absence of a reply from the Russian Minister to a note sent him from the Corean Government on the Rsong-an affair under date of the 28th ult.—A dynamite bomb was exploded in a the Kanjo Tesnital, where Yo was under medical treatment. A portion of the buildins w: ved but nobody was injured. Ye Yon; also escaped unhurt. He left the hospital after the outrage, preferring to receive further medical attendance in his own house. The man who committed the outrage ix still at large. The affair is; cenerallr believed to have political signifieance.—* Mainichi, religious service hus been celebrated in the Cathedral at Belgrade. the Archbishop publicly thanked the Army for the service they ind rendered their countrymen (in ridding the land of King Alexander and Queen Draga).—" Mainichi."
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