EUROPEAN AFFAIRS. M. DE GIERS VISITS ITALY.

Evening Post, Volume XLII, Issue 92, 15 October 1891, Page 2

EUROPEAN AFFAIRS. M. DE GIERS VISITS ITALY.

! SPECIAL.] (Rcceivod October 15, 8 a.m.) Rome, 13th October.

The Marquis Ridini met M. do Giera at Milan, and travelled with him to Monza, whore the pwrty lunched -with King Humbert. Latest. RUSSIAN INTEIGUE IN ITALY. ROUMANIA CO-OPERATES WITH GERMANY AND AUSTRIA. THE BULGARIAN WAR VOTE. THE DAKJ&ANELLES QUESTION. THE PANTHEON OUTRAGE. [united pbkss association*./ (Received October 15, 10.20 a.m.) Berlin, 14th October. M. de Giers is credited in Berlin with the attempt to dotaoh Italy from the Triple Alliance. The massing of Rußßian troops in Bessarabia has decided Roumania to co-operate with Germany and Austria in Btopping tho passage of Russian troops through Ronmania. Sofia, 14flj Oatober. M. Stambouloff will ask the Sobraftje to vote twenty-three million francs for the purpose of fortifying Varna, Rustohuk, Somendria, and Silistna. (Received October IS, 10.30 a.m.) London. 14th Octc/ber. Lord Salisbury, in his reply to tho Turkish note, assumes that any privilege with respect to tho Dardanelles conceded to Russia will equally belong t$ England. (Reoeivod October 15, 10.40 a.m.) Rome, 14th Ootober. The Fronok pilgrims on their w»y homo were greeted with savage cries at many of the railway stations. A SENSATIONAL PUBLICATION. | SPECIAL. | (Received October 15, 11.10 a.m.) Paris, 1-lth Octobor. M. Lookroy, French journalist and politician, has published a book on tho military situation which has caused a considerable sensation. He considers the French coast in the event of war would be at the niercy of tho Triple Alliance, but is of opinion the differential tariff has weakened the adhesion of Italy. He assorts that the British Empire is vulnerable at every point, and proceeds to say that the French arms and powder are unrivalled, and will play a formidable part in the next war. The share France will take is unknown, but M. Lookroy declares her military organisation is sufficiently powerful to destroy the wholes people of any nation opposed to her.