INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS.
telegraph, Pres* A'u’n, Copyright LondoD, April 9.
In the House of Lords, Lord Fi'zmaurioe, commenting favorably on the outlook as the result of the Algeoiras Conference, paid a sympathetic tribute to Prince von Bulow. He recalled a memorable scene when Lord Chatham, after a fathoUs speech ou colonial politios, fell fainting among his colleagues.
Berlffi, April 9.
The North German Gaze.to says Lord Fi zmaurice’s words have aroused in Germany the most friondly feelings, aad are well oalculated to bring about a further rapprochement between the two groat nations.
St. Petersburg, April 9
Tho Czar sent a friondly telegram to the Dalai Lama of Tibet, implying that tho latter was high priest of (he Russian Buddhists. The pablioaiion of the message is considered at St. Peorsburg as illtimed, now that British money is required for a loan, owing to Germany refusing to provide money, and besides for higher reasons.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1721, 11 April 1906, Page 2
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