The Japan'se papers, the "Kokumin," are writing very vigorously about the Camranb Bay scandal, They point out that it is quite possible that Admiral Rozhdiestvensky made previous arrangements to take refuge there. They say that Japan sincerely desires France's friendship, but France must be sensible of the extreme unwisdom of permanently alienating the good will of Japan, Japan will not commit suicide in the interest of the European politics of the Quai d'Or-sil, No quibble now wil be listened to, Japan should rotwaise that the Some of the rs urge that
safety of the country is the supreme law.
Thear that there are indications that the Baltic fleet intends staying at Camranh Bay until the 7th of May, using it asa base from which to overhaul merchantmen, It is alleged that Russian trans-Gamranh Bay, hoisting merchant rts are plying between Saigon and flags.—Our own correspondent.
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