Paris, Jan. 28.
An official communique says that the withdrawal of the Servian Army in Albania continues in very orderly fashion The Austrian advance guard has roadbed San Giovanni di Medusa, but the guns, munitions and 297 material left there by the Servians had been removed by French trawlers and taken to Brindisi The retirement of the Servians was favoured by better weather, by the bridges which the British Mission thas constructed across the principal rivers and also by the depots of food organized along the roads. The embarkations of the Servian troops continues regularly.
The situation on the Albanian front held by the Bulgarians has showh no change for a month, A Bulgarian detachment occupied Dibra and a reserve brigade Struga, north of Lake Ochrida.
Salonika, Jan. 98. Detachments of marines from the British, Frendb, Russian and I'alian men-of-war in the harbour, at daybreak, landed at Kara Burnu Peninsula, the eastern arm of the entrance to the inner bay, and occupied the Greek fort there, the garrison of which made no resistance.
The landing at Kara Burnu was effected under the guns of the Allied men-of-war. The Greek Commander protested.
Simultaneously with the landing of the marines, French infantry surrounded the fort and the neighbouring habitations on the land side, searched the buildings and ordered the removal of the inhabitants.
The action of the Allies is due *o the belief that a German submarine drew its supplies from the vicinity of this coast.
London, Jan. 97.
Reuter's Agency learns that M. Pachitch, Servian Premier, will shortly visit Paris and London.
Rome, Jan. 93.
At a meeting of the Cabinet yesterday it was resolved to defend Valona to the utmost.
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