, 1910-10-12
r Ms.
81. CkOIX STATION.

ut Edinburgh yesterday said That ench month
which passes without advancing colonial
preference irnpcriIe the prospect Of doing
ANYTHING Cheers. He was anxlous regard
ing The prospect Of another iuperia! con
ference with thu Government ia IT'S unatior-
td attitude or UbstinacY regarding fiscal re-
form, but since the publication Of Tire re-
port of the Royal Commission with reference
to Cnnadu mud fbo West Indies it was i'm
possible to say tlat The arguments were not
TO e considered even by the Government.
Cuuada's preference, ho declared, II ilupor-
taut md max not bo continued without au
equivalent, and he urged thar tue Dominion
itnperiu! Instincts should not be chilled by
scorDiul rejection by tho Empires greatest
membCr,th t7 being preVcntable only by treat,
iug Canada rs Canada treats the Empire
The Portuguese Royal yacht "AmolIu'
ms arrived Mt Gibraltar with the members
OF the Itoyat Family who succeeded IN reach
Iug her Ey various routes. Upon her arrival
the British fleet aud the u. S. s. 'Des-
mojnes" dressed ship aud fired the royal sltute
ana hter, General Hunter, the Governor,
bourdeJ the yacht and welcomed the Royal
party as guests. Putrol boats surrounded
the vessel IN order to prevent cOmmunica-
tlOns.
Ii is stared that KING Manuel was glad tt
escape, but Queen Aneiia, his mother, was
furious md predicted revenge upon tits
rovolutionists when she returned. 1hY
Duke of Oporto wcpt and attributed the
downfall Of lie Monarchy to his sisttr-iu-lnW
thC Queen Mother, WHO had prevented him
from giving his nephew King Manuel liberal
advice.
Advlccs from Lisbon state that tue new
Ministers have taken over their portfolios
and begun the restoration of normal con
ditions. The Custom House and some shops
AMI tanks huvo rc-oponed.
Further details OF the recent fight
iAg stnte thnt the casualties numbered
three thousand and that thore were only
three survivors Uf one regiment which
charged she insurgents. Three regiments
arriving fIon t4e provinces hayo Joined the
royulutionists. who are returning the Gov
urnnlcnt arms used in the revolution aud
di~bAndng. The unexplained suicides are
reported II q commander who failed III de
Tending the Palace and OF Admiru) Roie. a
revolutionary leader. Sonhor Du FonSeca,
PrGsidGBt olccb Of Brazil who WAS King
1EanneFs guest when he was deposed, was
tlse6 Shrosgh the streets by Senior Brnga
And sHled upon the warship ''Sao Paolo."
Although the Republic is regarded MS M
NENphAI AArAAS AtASN "L1 oSsAA cCA4l%
remuauts of tiickoring Royalty in the
Provinces, which are attested by the
maintenance OF the Censorship and the
interruption Of communications, but are en-
phNslzod by FGnch und Spanish sources.
SpNiu'h uervOusness Is uttested by her re-
quest that France should require the Car
lists to remove from residence on the from
tier.
lieutenant General Sir Robert Baden
Powell. who has returned to England, expires
ees amnzement at the progress of the Boy
Scout movement in Canada aud the United
States aud even lii South America.
The Board OF Trade returns for Septem-
Der show an increase of imports by over two
million pounds and of exports by over four
millions.
Berlin dispatches state that the shipbuild-
ora have allowed the strikers II small advance