AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
[ IjV Electric Teusoit \pie. —CJol'vrigiit.] Vikx.xa, April 23. The Neue Froi Presso states that the allies are determined to keep Russia within bounds, in order to sccuro the permanent peice of Europe. ■St. Pj-;tU!!.sijuik:, May 23. The Vredomosti declares that England's navy is unable to defend her coastal ports, coaling stations, colonies, and trade. The same paper ox presses the opinion that ( ienriaiiy is seeking to secure Russia's financial ruin so that she will lie compelled to light. r l he paper also states that there is nothing in the recent skirmish in Afghanistan to create alarm, but Kngland must become reconciled to the idea that Russia is advancing on Herat. Paris, May 23 The Gaulois, in an article on the European situation, asserts that England's only vulnerable point is the weakness of her colonies, and that only through them can she be attacked. Berlin, May 23. The French Government have quietly acquiesced in the German insistence that all foreigners crossing the Franco-German frontier should be provided with passports.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2477, 26 May 1888, Page 2
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172AFFAIRS IN EUROPE. Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2477, 26 May 1888, Page 2
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