Be. November 3.
Prince and Princess Heary of Prossia, bade farewell to the Crown Prince and Princess as they pasted through Frankfort-on-the Main.
An immense crowd bad assembled at the lending place in Genos at the time when the German teamer Prince Ludwig was to start, When left the quay at half past twelve o'clock tis afternoon, the greatest enthusiasm proval Herr Adler, the Constantinople representative of Wolff's Bareso, will accompany the Crown Prince on his journey.
The Berlin "Post" says that the Crown Prince's visit to Japan is the friendly act of one world-Power towards othe The observatory on the top of the Zugspitze hes made successful trials to get into wireless communication with Norddeich between Emden and Herr Ballin, the Genersl-Mansger of the Hamburg-America Line, has recovered from an attack of pleurisy, bat is still suffering from nervous weakness, 'A. great conflagration has broken out in the Lanz Machine Works at Mannheim.
The death is avnonnced of Archbishop Dr. Simon Aichner of Brix at the age of ninety-four years.
November 4.
The ' Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung" publishes to-day an article wel-the Tsar. Thesemi-official organ dwells upon the traditional friendship of both dynasties, and points out the lil effect of the two with regard to the mai The Rnesian " Rossija," speal less hearty terms about the inter and states that the friendship of the houses of Hobeozollera and Romanoff, extending over a long series of years, was perhaps also for the fatare " better tee than all written treaties of the ce-operation of both Empires for the maintenance of peace.
M. Sasonoff, the Russisn Minister for Foreign Affairs, has bad conferred upon him the Grand Cross of the Order of the Red Eagle, Count Osten-Sackeo, the Russian Ambassador to Berlin, Baron Fredericksz, the Rassian Minis. ter of the Imper Court, the Order of the Black Eagle eet diamonds. by service of honour. He left the train Kaiser 4, which is part of the garrison there, and whose Chief The Tear will take part to-morrow in ear, which will be beld the forests near Orapienbarg.
Before the Reichstsg will meet, the Bandi committee for Foreign Affairs, consisting of the representatives of Bavaria, Sexony, Worttemberg, Basen and Mecklenbarg-Schrerio, will be convened.
Tue prose is publishing detail about the new Bill regnlatiog Ger vatiovality. It will contain facilities with record to the military dari reserve men living abroad.
All news about the German (Crown Prince's journey is transmitted by wireless telegraphy as long as the steamer is in the Mediterranean. Dv, Georg Wegener, who hss read during tt few months papers about the countries to be visited to the Crown Prince and the Princess, is sccompapying their Royal Highnesses and will make a detailed report of the journey for the Crown Prince, Herr von Eckardt, German Minister Cubs, has been appointed Minister to Montenegro.
November 5.
The Taar arrived yesterday at Potsdam and was cordially received. At the dioner last night each Monarch drank to the health of the other with kind words, bat no offices! toasts The great banquet will Poted bonting excursion.
Wichter, the Secretary of Foreign Affaire, gave a luncheon to-day in honour M, Sasoooff, the Rassian Minister for Foreign Affairs: the Chancellor Dr. you Bethmann Hollweg will entertain him likewise to-morrow. The Tsar has conferred the Order of St. Andreas pon the Chancellor and the Order of St, Alexander Neffsky upon Herr von Kiderlen-Wiichter.
The German mail steamer Prince Ludwig encountered stormy weather shortly after leaving Genoa. The Crown Prince has inspected the Telefaoken installation on beard the ship.
The official gazette at Lisbon pabshes anew divorce lew.
Span' nate has passed the Bill abolishing the congregations.
Privy Councillor Pooh of the Foreign Office has been appointed Mi Cabs to succeed Herr von Kcke has been transferred to Cetinje.
The mail which left Shanghai vid Tairen and Siberia on October 20 was delivered io Berlin on the 4th inetaot.
November 6.
The Tsar has retarned to Wolfe-
Norddeuteche Allgemeine Zeitung" writes: The interview of the German Emperor and the Tear has afforded an opportunity for discussion both to the two Monarchs and to the leading statesmen of the two Empires. The exchange of views has caused on both sides, satisfaction jons prevail in and Germany, re of no imports ace for of the two nations, Mis.
fandings which may eventually rise can easily be overcome, as the leading statesmen are ju personal touch one ith the other, A change of system in the politics of the two Empires is not intented. The +ffect of the interview of the two Monarchs can be assumed to be the result of a general policy of peace, yacht Loreley (Com-Karl of Isenburg and Riidingen) which is stationed at Constantinople, ran aground during a storm near Nanpartos (Lepanto) at the western entrance of the Golf of Corinth, Negotistions are going on between Britain and France with regard to an exchange of territories, whereby Britain will gain possession of the two French enclaves in India, viz: Pondichary on the Golf of Bengal and Obsndernagar, yerth of Calcutta,
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