An attempt with bombs was made in Lidge; many people have bosn wounded. 19th March.
M. the Kaiser was received in a most magnificent way in Gibraltar.
The last engagements in German Southwest Africa have caused large los on the German side, especially of officers.
The final conclusion of the Turko-Bulgarian agreement has been postponed until after the imminent settlement of the gendarmery question.
The Pope has protested, while addressing the Sacred College, against the expulsion of the congregations from France.
The Czar has resigned the succession in Oldenburg in favor of the Glicksburg branch of the Schleswig-Holstein-Sonder-burg descent. Duke Ernst Ginther of Schleswig-Holstein has protested, representing the elder branch, the Augustenburgs.
'A case of plague is reported at Port Said.
The Hungarian statesman Franz Kossuth is seriously ill.
The staff of Major von Glasenapp, who was accompanied by a section of thirty-six mounted men, when following the retiring Herreros, suddenly encountered, the rearguard of the enemy, which was unexpectedly reinforced. The Herreros, attacked the German party and forced them to retire. The German losses are killed seven officers, including Captain von Francois, and twenty men; wounded five men. The enemy had twenty men killed. Major von Glasenapp himself was slightly wounded.
21st March.
M. the Kaiser has expressed his thanks to King Edward of England for the most brilliant reception which was tendered to him at Gibraltar at the instance of the King.
Viscount Hayashi, the Japanese Minis-for to London, expressed to a ropresentative of the "Figaro" great satisfaction in regard to the British-French agreement.
water's report from Newchwang, according to which Councellor Eckardt, the German Consul at Tientsin, has gone to Newchwang, Russia having asked German protection for the property of the Russo-Chinese Bank there, is incorrect. His visit to Newchwang was only prompted by the desire to got personally acquainted with the situation of the Germans residing at that place.
Colonel Leutwein, Governor of German South-west Africa, will be replaced very shortly by Major-General von Trotha.
The latest proposals of Russia and Austria-Hungary, with regard to the Macedonian gendarmery, have been hand-fed to the Porte. It is firmly expected that they will be accepted, as the Porte desirous to evade a joint action of the Berlin signatory Powers.
tis cabled from New York that Major-General the Earl of Dundonald, command der of the British forces in Canada,
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