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THEIR MAJESTIES HONOR TIIE AUSTRALIAN NIGHTINGALE. LONDON, June 12.' Tlie Kins and Queen Inive signified their intention of being present at Melba's approaching reappearance in the part of Mimi, in the grand opera af “ labohcrnc." KING ALEXANDER’S SUCCESSOR. LONDON, June 12. Reuter’s Agency states that Prince Karageorgeviich awaits the Skutchina’s (the Servian Parliament) .summons. A deputation will probably escort him to Belgrade. THE SERVIAN CRISIS. PARIS, June 12. The French newspapers are greatly divided regarding the danger of the Servian crisis reopening the Eastern question. M. Delcasse, Minister for Foreign Affairs, interviewed, declared that the revolution concerned Servia only WHARF LABORERS. SYDNEY, June 13. The Wharf Laborers’ Union has applied to the Arbitration Court to restrain a captain from committing alleged breaches of the award of the Court by using his crew to discharge taigo. instead of employing Union labor. The President, in discussing the application, said Hie award did not include a certain ship under the category of stevedores, but in his opinion every captain of a foreign or British ship should oc made amenable to file common rule. POLITICAL CRISIS. SYDNEY, June 13. The Premier, speaking at Wickham. said if the Government survived the shock in Parliament next week, he would he quite prepared to go before the country. The Cabinet was going to give the people an opportunity of saying whether they wanecd a reduction of members or rot.