Berlin, 27th July. ior, laid before a committee of the French Chambers a programme, which deals with the following questions 1.—The defence of the French colonies. agreement with England about ug of Chinese railw The solidarity of th British interests in East-Asia.
4—A new commercial treaty with Japan.
H. M. the Kaiser is visiting the King of Denmark.
28th July.
The "Berliner Lokalauzeiger" informed from New York that the nese Government demands for the damag done to he Mi regard to the The French Government has promised that they will submit within the next few days @ draft of the programme for the Morocco conference to the German Government for approval.
At a festival given by the German colony of Brussels at the Lidge exposition, the German Mi the guaranteeing case of a European conflict.
The British Channel Squadron intends the month of August, the German Baltic ports.
29th July. ie of the by the German Prose. Th ps will be cordially received in the German ports, The Foreign Ottice authorises me (the correspondent of the—" Ostasiatische Lloyd") to state with regard to a report of the Paris "Temps," according to which H. M. the Kaiser has advised the Czar to continue th that the coutrary is correct. T r has advised the Czar to make peace at an early date and will do the sine also while visiting King Christian of Denmark.
St July.
The French Government still hesitates to give out the memorandum about the programme of the Morocco question.
The visit to the Baltic by a British squadron had been notified to the German Government before it became known through the Press. There is a full conformity in Berlin and London as to the character of the Baltic as an open a The German-Bul commercial treaty has been preliminarily signed,
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