THE MOROCCAN EMBROGLIO.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8070, 28 March 1906, Page 3

THE MOROCCAN EMBROGLIO.

PLAIN ADVICE TO GERMANY

Rome, March 26.

"IlSecolo," a Milan paper, state* that the AJgeciras Conference lias shown Germany's isolation, and mark> the end of the Triple Alliance. The compact on paper is no longer in accord with Italian feeling. The journal advises Germany to renounce a sensational policy and co-operatejnlh_thc other Power* to maintain the pence of Europe. St. PKTEBSBtJRO March 26. Germany is inquiring in St. Peters burg as to tho source of " Le Temps' " information regarding Count Lanisdorff s instructions. A Russian official is suspected of revealing them.

GERMANY'S RUFFLED FEELINGS.!

BUSSIA OFFERS AN APOLOGY.

Beeeived 27, 11.20 p.m. Bebmn. March 27.

The " Ncfth German Gazette " states that Counts Lamsdorff and Witte express to the German Ambassador their regret at the publication by Le Temps" of instructions. The version given is described as biassed.

POLICING QUESTION SETTLED.

Received 27,11.20 p.m. Madbid, March 27.

At the Algeciras Conference Count Welserskeimb, the Austrian delegate, withdrew the Casablanca proposal. Tltf Conference decided that the police should be composed of two thousand five hundred Morroccau troops under the Sultan's authority, the training being entrusted to twenty French and Spanish officers and forty non-commis-sioued officers, at an annual expenditure of one hundred thousand sterling. The Inspector's salary was fixed atone thousand. The clauses relating to the inspection of police by an luspectoi selected from the Swiss or Dutch armies led to considerable discussion