Emperor entered into conversation with the burgomaster.
The Tear will arrive at Potsdem daring the forenoon of November 4, land will take part at a family Incheon with the Imperial family. will be a state banquet in the evening. The next day both monarchs will go hunting. After the dinner the Tsar will return to Wolfegarten. The Rossian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Sasonoff, will sccompaoy the Tear. has expressed the desire to views both with the Chancellor, Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg, and with Herr von Kiderlen-Wihter, the German Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
The Committee of Economics has been convened for November 8, to take up the discussion of a new commercial treaty with Japan, October 28.
'The German Emperor and Empress! have arrived at Wildpark near Potsdam from their three days' visit to Brossels, which passed in a most satisfactory Tarkey will send no reinforcements. of troops to the Persian frontier.
Abdal Hamid, ex-Saltan of Tarkey, is seriously ill.
A. report. to the effect that Nasr-el-Malk, who has been appointed Regent of Persia, will visit Berlin on hi from London to Teheran in order to open there political negotiations, is state 1 ed to be besolers.
Count Paul Esterhasy, Chie of Section at the Foreign Office in Vienna, has been appointed Austro-Hungarian Ambassador to Paris, to succeed the Into Count Khevenbiiller-Metech.
October 29.
The Budget of the German Empire contains an amount to be covered by loans of one hundred million marks only instead of one hundred and fifty million mark Dama has resumed its striving for a recon over the Cretan question.
The mail which left Shanghai vii Tairen and Siberia on October 13 olivered in Berlio on the 28th instant.
October 30. the occasion of the first audience which M. Falli¢res, the President of the Frecch Repablic, granted to Baron von Schoen, the new German Ambassndor to Paris, aseuraccs were given from both sides of the wish to maintain existing good relation Sir Harold Arthur Stosrt, the late Home Secretary to the Government of Iodis, will accompany Hix Imperial the German Crown Prince on through Indi which left delivered in Berlin on the 30th instant.
October 31.
Senhor Franco, the Portagnese ex-Premier, who was arrested on the charge of abuse of official authority daring his dictatorship, has been released on bail.
arrest has caused the more surprise as the deeds charged to Franco had been [committed before the last King aseended the throne, and have no connexion with the latest events.
'M. Sasacoff, Russian Minister for Foreign Affaire, left St. Petersburg yesterday vid Berlin for Darmstadt, There some fresh rioting on the part of strikers in North-Berlin last Saturday, but the trouble was suppressed by the police most energetically before it could spread farther. Yesterday, Sanday, everything was quiet.
Tt is reported from London that the German Emperor is planning s new visit to Palestine. Northing is known here about such plans.
The death is announced in Switzerland of Henri Dunant, the founder of the Red Cross, at the age of eighty-two years, November 1.
The German Crown Prince and the Crown Princess are preparing to leave for their tour in Asis, There will be no official farewell at the Berlin station (Anbalter Babohof), The ' Militar toochenblatt " publishes to-day an article expressing most loyal wishes with regard to the success of the journey. Herr von Jagow, the German Ambsssador to Rome, will welcome the Crown Prince at Genos, The journey to Ceyon will be of an entirely private character. The Crown Prince and the Crown embark on the mail steamer Prince Ludwig, which is to Genoa in the afternoon of the 3rd tant, as Count and Counters Rar berg. The nite of the Crown Prioce will consist of Lieutenant-General Count Dobna-Schlobitten, Commander of the Cavalry of Guards, Minister von Treatler, representing the Foreign Office; jor Count Solme- Wildenfels, Aide-de-Camp to the Crown Princess; Firat Lieutenant von Zebeltits, Orderly Officer; Count Finch von Finckenstein; Professor Dr, Wideomann, Army Sargeon; and Here Sommer, Secretary. The Crown Princess will be aceompa ed by Baroness Thiele-Wincklor, Mistress of the Robes, and Countess Grote, 8 Lady-in-W:
ing. Doring his journey through India there will be attecbed to the Crown Prince, by order of the British Goveramrnt, Sir Haro'd Aithor Stoa Director tot the Iu?ian Criminal Totelligence Department, Colonel A. R. Dick of the Indian Army, Mr. Arthur Raylance Jelf and Ceptain Richard Alexander Steel of the Iodian Cavalry. No representative of the Prees will be attached to the Crown Prince's svite, bat a namber of German journalists will make the journey with him, amongst them Captain Dannbaver and Moxsra, Bongar', Zacher snd Lindenberg. The fins] programme of the journey is as follows Arrival at Port Said, November 8. Arrival st Colombo, November 20. Stay 7 in Ceylon, three weeks.
Leaving for Bombay on board 8. M. 8, Gneisenau, December 11.
Stay in India two months for sightseeing, Learing for Calcutta on board 8. M. 8.
Gneisensa, middle of Febranry. Stay in Singspore, three dave.
Stay in Bangkok; one week.
Arrival at Batavis, March 7, Stay in Java, one week,
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