Thermometers in the open air in a shaded situation in the English Settlement.
1905.
4 Fahr, Thermometer, Sept. rain rain rain Ath September, President. Roosevelt, yesterday received a telegram from His Majesty the Japanese Kmperor, thanking him for his efforts on behal€ of peace and humanity, and also for his kind endeavours to bring about lasting tranquillity in the Far Evst. When the protocols of the formy have been signed they will be taken to Russia and Japan by the respective Plovipotentiaries.. The ratifications will be exchanged by cable.
Berlin, 6th September.
The German papers expect that Japan will promote the Logstion at Berlin to the rank of an Embassy asa consequence of her new status among the Powers.
Most of the Russian papers are ceiticising the ponce terms with incceasiug yy. The war party strongly con-M, do Witte, Russia's policy in foreign affairs will undergo some modifications as a consol quoneo of the now Anglo-Japanese Treaty of Alliance.
London, 6th Septeniber, here is a panic at Barcelona in consoquonco of a destructive bomb outrage, M. Artemieff, the Editor of the Novi Kral" (the newspaper published at Port Arthur during the siege), has been received in audience by the Czar at Peterhof. His Majesty closely questioned him with regard to the capitulation. A record was made of MIN. Artemicff's replies.
Vienna, 7th September.
The character of the new Anglo-Tupanese Treaty of Alliance having now become known in Europe, expressions of great chagrin are forthcoming from Russia. Tu some German diplomatic circles a The following telegrams are from the "Hongkong Daily Press":—
London, sth September.
A terrible fire % Adrianople his destroyed seven thousand houses.
Adrianople was the ancient capital of Turkey, and has still, next to Constantinople, the biggest population.
in the contre of the raw silk industry.—Ed. " H. D. P."
The cholera is reported to be spreading in Prussia.
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