THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.
• » Telegraph — Press Association — Copyright. BERLIN, October Al. The Benin newspapers interpret the Kaiser's telegram to the Royal Dragoons, wishing them a safe return/ a? significant of 'the German disassocjation from the French Press that the Powers should take steps to maintain the balance of power in South Africd, inasmuch as to follow such advice would be detrimental to Germany's own interests. The Frencih are despondent that the Kaiser should take up such an attitude on the eve of his interview with the L'zar. The friendly reception by the London newspapers of the Kaiser's projected increase of the navy is appreciated in Berlin. PARIS, October 31. A deputation from tbe French Africa Society, headed by M. Soller, the African explorer, asked Si. Delcasse, Minister of Foreign Affairs, to negotiate with tin other Powers in order to obtain the permanent neutralisation of Delaga Bay.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIII, Issue 15000, 2 November 1899, Page 2
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