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Foreign .< News.
Arrival Of the Essz1 l::s - ii V Il a.
ST JOINS, N. B. Dec. Is, 4 P. NJ.
The Hibernia arrived at Haifrx, on SATURDAY
morning. The wires being down, delayed senaihg
news.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. I, 1919.
No new features in Mercantile affairs, and the
Produce market has been steady, but not active
The grain trade very tame. Holders would Will
invlv accent reduced prices. American Flour sells
In Liverpool at gas. to a5s., for best Western Ca
nal. Indian Corn is in very fair request at VS. ou
for whites 26s. III to 27s., for yellow.
The Prussia Telegraph announces That the Aus
TRAN Cabinet had made formal protest against the
Convention of the German Parliament at Effurt.
The Austrian Government alluded to the prooa-
btv of an armed interference in the affairs OF Ger
many. The same telegraph account states that the
Prussian government had answered the Austrian
Despatch BY declaration that Prussia would MAN.
tain her rights.
These accounts have been partially coniirned.-
The Morning Chronicle says that Prince Schwartz
berg recently pointed out to tn: Prussian govern
ment the dangers likely to arise from the Con'en-
ton of Parliament, insisting on its revolutionary
tendency to what will give rise and reaction,
would be felt not only in the Austrian States but IN
Prussia. Subsequently Prussia replied, she had
Only weighed all these considerations, that more
elevated and pressing motives urged her TO perse-
we're. As far as regards real dangers she would
know how 10 meet them.
Austria has gone 4 step further. If am well in
formed, have reason to believe that Austria has
el,o,,l a 4 hnc ire II.
Austria will not hesitate to have recourse to an
armed Intervention.
Behold us once more on the eve Of serious con-
aict. Cabinet Council was held day before yes
terIay The Electorallaw of Parliament was adopt
ed, The Council was then occupied with reply
to Austrian note to Prince Schwartzberg Dispatch
s have already been sent to the Prussian Envoy at
Vienna.
Prussia maintains every right to carry out the
limited federation. right formally granted. Prus-
STA replies to Austrian armed IN
tervcntion. Thus she awaits it, we learn from
Berlin that the Upper Chamber has declined 70 re-
turn its old Constitution. The proposition Tor
Pcerage rejected. was also various amendments,
proposing Director direct election by hgher an-
| thorities. The following proposition was adopted.
The Constitution Of the Upper Chamber is to be fix
ci by further ,aw which must receive the sanction
! of both Chambers and will then become part and
! parcel Of the Convention of the country.
/ 4 telegraph message from Berlin announces that
The King is signed the law for election OF Repre-
! sentatives to the German Parliament to assemble
| at Erfurt. The constituent body to be invested
with the power Of eiecting President and of extend
! ing the term Of his office to such periods as may
avoid the necessity of frequent appeals, universal
suffrage.
Turk YIN Constantinople, nothing to change
the previous pacific course Of events. 1t is con-
fGenty stated that the British fleet lad orders to
withdraw from the DardeEc'lcs. Nothi-- further
| respecting the whereabouts of the Hungarian and
! Polish refugees. The Prussian Ambassador has
once more been admitted to intercourse witit Tur.
key. The diplomatic relations between Russia and
the Porte may be presumed to have been renewed
The Ionian Islands had been restored to perfect
tranquility.
We have official information that the dispute be-
! tween the French and the Emperor OF Morocco is
/ satisfactorily adjusted. Austria appears satisfied
| with what Turkey has done by transporting the
uurearian refugees to the interior of Russia, and
/ demands the Polish refugees 10 he expelled from
III. Ottoman Empire, and that the chiefs should lie
/ impri