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Delcassé, French Foreign has ensphatically declared that he knows nothing of any peace i to Japan end Bu ceeded to say that might perhaps have end what terms of pence wou be acceptable igerents, but he was cure that would not attempt any steps lar will continue the war, and to bring about a settlement. la de-she is sending out the Imperial Body Guard and the Artillery attached to it,—
The Tokio Foreign Department has received the following telegrams Russian Government has issued a notification with respect to the remised administrative reforms, having been oblived to take this course on account of the Bie, diastifocton of the delay in filling the promises, and the urowing station for overturning the present form of Government. The official explanation fs to the following effect:—The Government is investigating the proposals submitted by the Home department, and certain questions which have already been enquired into archeing further investigated. There are serious differences in principle between the Home Department scheme and the suggestions made by public gatherings and individuals, and the enquiry is leated and has to be shared by_ several ts. Moreover, in [dition to the representatives of the It is credibly rumoured at St. Poters-burg that important will most probably be effected in the Hussian War Desation 'a visitor yesterday, strongly partment. The War Minister, in conver. Condemned the official negligence of and ex regret that had not been brought to account for his conduct. The Minister added that, although 500,000 troops are ready to go to the front, thee are no adequate means of transport bth April.
attitude in regard to comments delightedoroceo, being convinced that the German ceting Mahomedan people is tes "primarily against England.—6th April.
Mr. McCormick, formerly Ambassador at St. Peters! states that the Russia are convinced the Baltic Flee Sarunpar being the 87th birthday of the King of Denmark, Mr. T. Raaschou, Consul and Consular Judge in China'for Denmark, was "at home" to his fellow-members of the Consular and diplomatic corps, ete. The members of the Consular Body called at the Danish Consulate in the morning, also many prominent members of the community, the health of the venerable raler being drunk, and general congratulations offered. On Sunday was the anniversary of the birth of the \King of the Belgians, bora in 1835, Mu. Havilland Walter de Saumarez, who succeeds Sir Hiram Wilkinson as Judge of the Supreme Court of China and Corea, arrived in Shanghaion Monday by the P. & 0, 8. Coromandel. Mrs. de Saumaarez companies has Lordship.
Mu, F, A. Carl, who has just returned from St, Louis, has been. appointed match for that of Ad imiral Togo. Th a ieeul of a naval Commissioner of Customs at Nanking. Mainichi Ma. ©. C. Wittias, 8 wer thy Ameri-""Biom the fact that nothing hss been can of Boston, Macs., who was travelling heard from General Linievitch for some time, it is believed at 8t. Petersburg that the General is preparing for " counterattack on the Japanese.
Sound the world for pleasure, has died Suddenly from apoplexy on board 'M. M. 8. Armand Béhio. His remain will be brought here and sent back to America for burial.
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