29th December.
Tae November issue of this highly educative monthly magazine opens as usual with the Editor's "Current Comment," and he devotes his first paragraph to the North Sea Outrage, which he condemns in the most scathing terms. We must wait for the report of the International Commissio: before we can be sure of what it was that put Admiral Rozhdiestvensky and his subordinates into such a fright; but it is nos improbable that it will turn out, if the true truth c mes out in the enquiry, that the story current in the States soon after the outrage occurred is well-founded, and that it was the arrival of two Russian
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