According to the Paris "Temps," M. De'cassé informed the French Cabinet in Council that pacific prospects predominate as regards the Far East. a The Vienna correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says that the result of the confer-nce between, the Czar and the Kaiser was a distinct agreement ensuring to Russia the support of Germany in the event of Japan declaring war ag: inst Russia and being supported by England hreuler.
Polsio, 9th November.
M. Deleassé's reported pacific assurances are premature.
It is considered in Tokio that the situation has not improved.
C unt Lumsilorffis expected at St. Petersburg tu-day, and there will be another development after his arrival,—Our own correspondent.
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