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the revolutionary clubs, and it seemed far from
unlikely that collision would take place.
Seven commercial houses failed in the city
during The week ending on the 18th Oct
The decree aboiiShing the disi-rential dutie:
has been published. Instead Of the premium O
l. per cent given TO the importers OF foreign
goods in Portuguese vessels, one-fitIh more of the
duties Is TO be levied on such goods when brought
in foreign ships, not OF the country from which
/ the goods thsmselve originate. Inregzrd 10 ship:
OF those countries wherein dlferenti4l duties are
OF may De, imposed upon Portuguese shipping
the government Is Invested with discretionary
power TO re,aliate. The operation OF the decree
i to commence three months after lis date (Oct.
oth) :or ships coming from ports in Earope OF
North America and SIX months for al others.
BELGIUM.
DETECTED Conspiracy IN BRUssEI.s.-The
Courier Beige, published late on Saturday even
ing, DC, 3Jih, has the following article
While France has been convulsed with eme,des,
Spain by instruction, and the United States and
England b. agita,lan. the world beheld the tran
guilty uf Belgium with anstonlshment II was
scarcely possible that this state OF things ceuld
continue, for Belgium Is every bit as constitutions
al, and. consequently, must go ahead as fast
as other nations which keep continually progress
ing in their onward course. The powers that be
are net lot less stronger, therefore also m lst
show some signs of life, and thus this night have
we also had our conspiracy.
With these remarks the Brussels papers go on
to give full detail of detected conspiracy,
which does not appear TO us to amount to much,
and concerning which the London Morning He
raid gives its opinion of it thus:
The affair indeed seems to have been wild
attempt of few penniless desperadoes, having
nothing to lose and ready to head an emeute IN
any country; and the police would appear 10
have been in perfect acquaintance with all IT'S de-
tails The whole matter, plot and plotters, seems
lhro ughly contemplate
GERMANY.
letter dated Berlin. Oct 81 sa, that the en-
Vows Of Brunswick and Lppe Detmod, signed on
the 18th instant The cervcntionby which these t"o
countries Join the German Customs Union
\ German paper mentions the discovery of
valuable coal mine in the immediate neighborhood
of Berlin, 50 valuable thatit j. expected in another
wear the new mine will be made TO produce one
third of all the fuel required for the city. For
CITY which already contains a manufacturing pop
u!aiion of forty thousand souls, the discovery must
be Of the greatest Importance.
RUSSIA.
The Emperor has issued several recent DEGREES
intended to obterate still more the nationality oi
Poland. Russian coins to be substituted for
those heretofore Issued by the mint at Warsaw,
and all accouns are to be kept in Russian currency
after the LIST Of January, 1912.
Letters from Trebisondc of the 18th Of Septem-
her say that an instruction has broken out IN
Georgia against the Russian authorities The-in-
sureepts. it is said by way of sequel, burnt the
quarantine establishment. Akhesiika--(proba
Achalzick.)
The son of Paganini is at Rome, endcnv-
oring 10 procure u revision BY the Pope OF The
Judgment in virtue OF which the Sandman govern
mcnt has hitherto refused authorize the ithuma-
ton OF his father, according TO the rites of the
church.
The Journal les Deba,s announces the failure Of
two OF the most sive commercial houses OF
Genoa for $500, eco.
According to Il table published by the Uniyers
the population of Rome, reckoned up 10 Easter
last, wa, 1866. In 1923 it vas ll8, 45S.
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
The LevaIt mail has arrived with letters from
Cons,anliaople OF The cth, and Alexandria OF the
9Th Of October.
A most violent shock of an earthquake oc-
CURED at Constantlnople on the night OF the 9th,
such indeed as the oldest lnhabiant does not re-
member 10 have ever witnessed. The hrst
shock. tel; a, twenty-five minutes after two IN
the morning, was strong and lasted Tor some
time. The second at three clock, and lasted
from twenty 10 twenty-five seconds. This was
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slight shock; and at seven in the morning occur
red fourth. A great deal of damage was done
in The Khan. at Constantlnople, and IN the sur
rounding villages many lives were SAID 10 have
been lost; but cur correspondent states that
there were only FIVE or SIX persons killed, though
the loss OF property is very extensive.
The military organization OF Turkey was gong
on satisfactorily, and a good dI-posable army will
90 great way toward insurng the future safely
of the empire General JcchUlus has been placed
by the sultan's frman at the head of the staff,
and this measure, prompted by Lord Ponsonby
augers well fol the morals and responsibility OF
the Ottoman army.
Beside financial difficulties, the Porte has
many other weighty matters, that call for his con-
slant attention. such as the state of Tnpoli, The
attitude OF Mshemet Ali, whose actions are at
variance with his professions, and the discon-
tents of the rayah populations.
From Alexandra there IS no news OF moment
The liberation OF the Syrians in the service OF
the pasha was continued. About 700 had al
ready left Egypt, and more were expected from
the upper country in order to Re shipped off.
Letters from Alexandria Of the 9Th inst state
that Meheme, Ali, after having visited several
provinces of Lower Egypt and Msnsoua, returned
10 Cairo on the lst inst. The Nile, which mad
risen to the height of % 1924 cublts had fallen TO
% s24 cubits On the 29th OF September II rose
10 "a l-2i cubiis, by which the island OF khoda
was entirely inundated In the province OF behera