London, 26th October. f Prussia has returned from Mancbutis to Berlin, where he was officially received.
Prince Bilow has returned from Baden-Badon.to Berlin.
'The. Moltke monument will: be unveiled at Berlin to-morrow. It is erected' on the Kénigsplatz in front of the General Tt is reported, from different sources that Count Witte will' be appointed: the first Russian Coutit" Witte received' the" délegates"of the railway officials and gave them most liberal assurances.
Not only the railway traffic but also mail snd telegraphic communications are disturbed in many parts of Russia. Consequently st uneasiness. prevails throughout the country.
The issue of the Russian four per cent Tae "Japan Mail" has the following translation of the Mikado's ratification of the Peace Treaty I, Muteuhito, who by the grace of Heaven and in the perpetual succession of the Imperial Line, sit upon the Throne of Japan, hereby declare Having cardfully- examined the various clauses of the-Peace Tréaty'sighed on the 5th day of 9th month of the 38th year Meiji.at Portsmouth inthe United States by the Plenipotentiaries of this Empire and those of Russia, I find them in full accord with My wishes and inno respect defective: Therefore I' ratify the said Treaty.
(Siizied)
At the Palace in Tokio on the 14th day of the 10th month of the 38th year of Meiji, being the 2565th year from the coronation of Jimmu Tenno; Reuter learns that the next step i in international loan, reported before, is im-
Tue comic-opera mafoos in silk hats Fegard to the financial control of Msicedonia will be that the Russian and Austro-Hungarian" Ambassadors will have a-joint audience of the Sultan, and the adoption of coercive measures will largely depend on its result, is: untrue that Germany is not acting in-accord with the other Powers, Whether all will participate in an eventual naval demonstration is immaterial as their unity is undoubted. The Russian Black Sea fleet has sailed for, Odessa and the Anatolian coast; it is believed in connection with such demonstration,—Faclusive service.
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