H. M. the Kaiser has fully recovered, except that he is obliged to abstain still from using his voice for a short time. is continuously and energetiedly working in his cabinet. The Press of the whole world, especially that of England, is publishing very sympathetic articles about the Emperors illness.
Reuter's reports about a warlike feeling prevailing in Japan, with regard to the utterances of the Japanese Government, are not taken at all Seriously hero.
The "Figaro" states that Count: Lamsilorff, the Russian Minister of Foreign will shortly be replaced by Privy Councillor Iswolsky, the present Russian Minister at Copenhagen. So far a confirmation of this report can nowhere be el-tained.
Privy Councillor Nelidoff, the Russian
jand succeeded by Prince Urussoff, Ambassador at Rome, has'been recalled the
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