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RUSSIA'S KEPLY TO EARL .GEANVILLE. ITS TENOR POSSIBLY PEACEFUL. (n'LKDTRIO TitLEGit\PH. — COPVUIOHX.) (REUTEtt's TrCLKGRAMS.) London, March 30. The Drily News publishes a despatch from a Sfc. Petersburg .cbrrospondentf stating that a- reply irom the Russian Government to Earl Granville's communication of the lGth is now on the way to London ; i and further that it is couched m conciliatory lenguage and is likely to lead to a pacific settlement Jof th« difficulty. Paris, March 30. . In consequence of General Bruce De Lisle's request for i-einforements M. Ferry will ask the Chamber for a credit vote of two hundred million francs for military operations iii that country. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day a. division took place on the motion for a further credit for military operations m Tonquin with the result' that' the Govern-ment;wex-e defeated. The Premier, Jules Ferry, accordingly placea the resignation of himself and his colleagues m the hands of President Grevy. .
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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 100, 31 March 1885, Page 3
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156LATEST NEWS. Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 100, 31 March 1885, Page 3
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