Bertin, 2nd October, Viceroy \sith suspicion Curzon, is looked upon the Russian Press, In Berlin it is believed that the Russ Japanese relations are normal, which is contrary to the statements of the English Press.
Phe nego Moroces quest [owing to t Governuy French Minister, Mr. Falb. th German Sth Urtober, The Pope has just published hi first encyclical. The contents are purely reious and do not reflect on any other nation in the Far Fast is believed to have improved since the return of Baron Rosen from Port Arthur with peaceful declarations.
The Czar and the Emperor Francis Joseph have come to an understanding it regurd to the control of the cai ing out of the reforms avd the rear; ion of Macedonia. The agreement has been put Duke of Richmond and Gordon, is dead.
[The dukedom of Richmond was created 16; The peer who has just died was ceeded by the Karl of March, who was born eighty-five years old, and be will be suc-1845.
Seoul, 28th September.
The British Minister to Seoul forwarded an official note to the Ca can Government acting on advice received from London. The British Minister points out that. the opening of Wiju is not so important, us Fingyang is open for thw trade of the worl but he emphatically advocates the open of Yang Am-p! there is go d anchorage there.—* Mainichi."
Corean Givernment and the Russian Minister to Seou! are still exchanging notes on the Yang Ampho louse affair. Both sides are repeating what they have been saying from the outset, and i. is not expected that the affair will be settled for some time yet.
Forestry Inspector, is. sus. pected of buying received a bribe of You 10,000 from the Russiun Minister 10 Seoul.
The difficulty anent the Seoul station of the Seoul-Fusan Railway has been amicably settled. The Corean Government concede about 4,007 tsubo to the Japanese Company.
'A Japanese resident in Seoul was attacked by cholera end died yesterday.—Mainichi."
Tientsin, 28th September. in writing and will be sent assoc Aaa wal be, 96 Jovermmeniy of] Of the Military Bureau at Port Arthur, immediately to Lieut. General Woropp, superintendent Ge the other Powers. The ions arrived at and ye received then: favour.
Austria and Russia have declared in identical notes to Turkey that they adhere to the reform programme ant h ly arranged for the superintendence of the carrying out of the seme in or ler tu farther Turkish atrocities. The vi will have every assistance, wed villages will be rebuilt t facilitate the return of the refugees, the churches and schoolhouses will also be rebuilt.
The two Powers are convinced that their Joint efforts will have the effect of reste constant peace to Macedon:
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