Paris, Apr. 17.
The decision provisionally to. suspend the small-pox. order was reached by the Cabinet this mornning after consideration of the British Note urging the suspension of the regulations concerning vae~ jon pending further examination, fof the matter and cons atin De® {ween the two Governments, Louchewr, the Minister of Health, explained the position to the Cabinet. He admitted that Toco port authorities applied the Tnter= ational Sanitary Convention with= erring to him.
The French and British health authorities will confer on the pre= [cautionary measures to be taken, According to "Lo Matin, Mayor of Lo Havre has declared that he himself would apply healtix measures to travellers from England in the event of the Govern ment not doing £0 immediately.
Mrs. Fortescue, from Bombay, who Ianded at Marseilles from the Anchor liner Tuscania, has beer: placed in an hospital here sufferings from the small-pox.—Reuter, was in office, England would ke"p her word.
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