torial bu the subject. of Prince The publish sympathetic edi-Tokio, 1st April.
Arisugawa, who leaves Yokohama to-day on board the Prinz Heinrich.
He will drop in on England on his homeward route. His mission is non-political, but he is an old friend of England, where he will be welcomed cordially; and a spontaneous strengthening of the friendship between the two countries is assured.—Our own London, 8rd April:
There has been a serious conflict at Warsaw between a crowd of Socialists and the police. The latter fired volleys, killing four and wounding forty.—Hzolusive service.
THE UNREST IN CRETE, Eondon, 3rd. April.
The colonel commanding the French troops at Canes, acting under instructions from the Powers, is Teaders of the insurgents.
ning negotiations with the ring-
There are seven British men-of-war now in Suda Bay.—Ezolusive service,
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