Tokio, 1st August There is a growing belief in Tukio that the meeting of the Kaiser and the Czar referred principally to Scandinavian affairs.—Our own oorre it.
Later, The "Novoye Vremya" says that the meeting did not differ in the least from the meeting between King' Edward and President: Loubet, which did not affect the Franco-Russian alliance, while cementing the friend ship between the Kaiser and the Czar, a friendship most desirable for the peace negotiations, and which will algo be eflvctive in' maintaining $4 amity between the European Powers, Apropos of its previous article, the "Novoye Vremya" cites the German interference -in the Russo-Turkish and China-Japan wars, and the Morocesn affair, urging the attention of the Powers to those precedents with a covert desire to enlist their aid, in the general interest of Europe.—Our own corr
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