Berlin, September 29.
The German Emperor and Empress will visit Braseels on November 25.
Prince Ludwig of Bavaria, on the Lgecasion of the opening of the German Masenm at Munich, proposed the health of the Emperor William, praising him the organizer of the German Navy.
Prince Ludwig has made an ascent in s Parceval airship.
The rioting in the streets of Mosbit, Berlin, in consequence of excesses of the coal-porters has been resumed. While the police were endeavouring to re-establish order and quietness, four English jonrnaliste, who were lookersop, were wounded, as sla were two policemen.
September 30.
The German Crowa Prince and the town Princess will start their journey to Todis and the Far East from Genoa on December 3 on board the Imperial German mail steamer Prius Ladwig."
Moabit is now quieter. The parti-of organized labourers in the riots has boce established, The death is Verdy clu Veraoi for of Ws best German military writers, at the age of ight. of Foreign Affsire, has retired, The sppointmeot of M. Sasonow as his successor has been well received in Germany.
Baron von Aehrenthal, the Austro-Hungerian Mioister of Foreiga Affaire, in vlei i g Italy. He handed a letter written by Emperor Francis Joseph to King Victor Emanuel and was do-fter with the order of ion, the highest order existing in Italy.
The German aeronaut Engelhardt has made a trip over Metz, landing at Nancy. There was no difficalty with the French Government.
Aa Italian seronant has crossed the October 2.
Ererything is now "janet in Moabit, Berlin.
Count Achrenthal, the Austro~ Hoangarian Minister for Foreign Affairs, has retareed from Italy to Vienna.
Cases of cholera are reported from Rome, the island of Sardiais, Palermo and Constantinople, The mail which left Shanghai via Tairen and Siberia on September 18, was delivered in Berlin on the 2od instant.
October 3, The statement of the American papers to the effect that an anti-foreiga onto break is imminent io China is utterly repodisted by the German Prose as a baseless alarm.
The Coronation of King George and Queen Mary will take place at Westminster Abbey on June 21, 1911.
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