London vid Bombay, March 14.
Telegrams from Hamburg state that Prince Henry, addressing the East Asiatic Society, made the most cordial references to his visit to England. He was convinced, he said, that England's feelings towards Germany were those of sincere and honourable friendship. There was no trace of aggressive intentions in British Government circles. The Germans fought shoulder to shoulder with the British in China and have learned that mutual confidence best Promotes the interests of the two
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