Berlin, 28th September 1.25 p.m.
The publication of the Anglo-Japanexe treaty caused no surprise in official circles, as its full text had been communicated from both sides some time ago, Before his departure from New York Baron Komura in a speech suid that Japan will make progressive advance in her peaceful development and continue to earned pretensions and right 3 to respect the legitimate inthe Powers in Asia, tion to the logie"d and legitimate develop ment of existing foreign interests in Asis.
The budget of the Empire for 1906 shows large deficit.
Count von Gootzen reports that the troubles in German Kast-Africn are de-Mr. fou the French Premier, and Prince colin, the German Ambas: sador'al have wi French agree mei question, Witte, han strived at St, Petersburg.
The Russian plenipotentiary, Mr. von 29th September.
The German-French agroomont rogarding the Morocco question has been published.
The Berlin metal factories threaten to lock out all their labourers, 65,000.
Mr. Tittoni, the Italian minister for foreign affairs, his od the Chan Prince von Bilow at Baden Bader a general exchange of views took place.
Mr. von Witte was received at Bjoorkoo in audience by the Czar in order to report to him, 30th September.
The French-Russo commer 1 treaty] has been argued at St. Petersburg.
has abolished the prohibition to export hors Grand-Admiral von Kooster become a member of the Upper Hot His Majesty the Kaiser presented to Mr. von Witte his portrait on the chain of the Order of the Black Eagle.
The Czar has raised Mr. von Witte to the rank of a count.
At the next congress of the Zemstvo the representatives of the passants will participate,
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