of Foreign Affairs, has abandoned his 'M. Sassanorr, Russian Minister the pri of King George, Count intended journey to London beosase of
Benckendorff, the Russian Ambassador in London, will come over to Paris to meet M. Sassanoff for joint discussions. 'M. Sassanoff has bad " conversation with M. de Selves, the French Minister of Foreign side the desire is the acquaintance of men, just as was done some ti can the Netherlands Chamber the that the Netherlands contemplating " settlement of frontier disputes with Portugal on the Island of Timor by " boundary treaty Norddeutsche Allgemsine Z to the effect that constitutional Minis tries have been introduced in China, Governments of Vienna and Rome have energetically raised protests against attempts made by a third party to disturb the Aastro-Italian Alliance relations.
The Great Powers will leave Rassia and Tarkey fall liberty to discness the Dardanelles question, if such discassions should become necessary, reservation as to futare international readjustment.
Italian and Greek Papers are suggesting a political incorporation of Crete into Greece.
Count Aehrenthal, the Austro-Foreign Affairs, et Council, made an opti ut concerning the state of foreign politics. No extra demands will be made for the extension of the Austro-Hungarian Army and Navy.
The Budapest " Pesti Hirlap"
mablished an article written by fangarian General, the gist of which that Arch-Dake Franz Ferdinand, the Heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne, will most certainly be King of Hungary, bat that the Heir to the Throne expects Hungary to make the sacrifices requisite in the interest of her position as a Great Power.
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