TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 2960, 4 July 1891, Page 2

TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

(l)Y KLKCL'UIU TKl.KliltAl'll.— COl'Vllimil.) Vikv.va, J lily 1. Tin; judicial feeling in Austria is 0111; of satisfaction at the renewal of the Triple Alliance. July 2. The impression prevails in political circles liore that a renewal of tho Triple Alliance will precipitate a conflict with Russia. Pahis, July 1. The visit, of the Emperor of Germany to England oil tho eve of the renewal of tho Triple Alliance has irritated many of tho French newspapers. Some of them openly rejoice at France rejecting the otter to join in the Brussels Anti-Slavery Convention and the North Sea L.quor Traffic Convention, as they consider the refusal flouting both Germany and England. It is believed that France and Russia will adopt a joint policy for tho East. St. Peti:i!shuhu, July 1. The Novoo Vreniya urges that unless France and Russia arrange au alliance, the central Powers, relying on the impotence of their opponents, will render European war inevitable. July 2. Intense activity is being displayed in perfecting the new Russian military system. Two hundred and sixty thousand recruits will be enrolled by the autumn. Additional ironclads are being constructed, and largo quantities of rye purchased. Bert,ix, July 2. England's attitude towards the Triple Alliance is regarded hero as certain to ensure peace for six years.