Berlin, 24th May.
Henrik Ibsen, the Norwegian poot in dead, aged seventy sight.
Admiral Rozhdiostvonsky has boon asked to retire from the service.
An insurrection of the Albanoso is imminent in Turkey.
25th May.
The German Secretary of Foreign Affairs, von Techiraky, has declared in the Reichstag that the Triple Alban was in no way weakened, and th German-British misunderstanding was now a matter of the past. Germany as pursuing a policy tending exclu to maintaining the peace of the world.
Chancellor Prince Blow lias received in Norderney the burgomasters returaing from England and has addressed them in a long speech.
he German cruiser Hansa has ro-
1 orders to return home in the She will be replaced by igth.
European administration of the Chi Customs.
The Cear has declared himself to be ple against a general amnesty yonted by the Duma, He was, however, willing to dismiss from prison by and by those who The Government iaquite de Duma which will be the consol The garrison of St. Petersburg has been atrongthoned.
King Edward of England has 01 that it be made known to the municipal ities of Marienbad that he in-place in Augu The Porte is mobilising the Rodits state of war and of all exceptional I as well expropriation of the large of the peasants. The Government intends, however, to assign Crown estates to the peasants, 27th May.
The Duma is demanding that the whole Russian Ci must resign ws in the most important questions.
The German Reichstag has, at the third reading, rejected the supplement-ill for South-west Africa and the independent Colonial Office, 29th May.
The German Reichstag adjourned until the 13th of November. The independent Colonial Office having been rejected, it is doubtful whether the Bereditary li aa or of the Colonial Deyartment of the Foreign Office.
Mr. Giolitti, who resigned in March 1905, owing continued bad health, has formed anew Cabinet in Italy, Mr, again taking charge of Foreign Cabinet crisis in Austri iyaro" states that Sir Heary Campbell-Ban expected shortly te resign owing to the sickness of his Lord Fitzmaurice, the Under Secret of Foreign Of si in the Eogli House of Lords that England and Russia had reached an agreement wit the Turko-Persian frontier.
The question "f the Bagdad Railway hus not become acute in consequences of the Russo-British ions about Central-Asin It has nut yet been decided whether the railway will be built though the Taurus or whether it will taken more does not intend to dis cive the Duma on account of the present conflict New bomb attompta are reporteil from Sevastopol and Tit The mon-of-war for pening of the Kulgarian Barbour of on the Black Sea.
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