, 1910-12-14

MISUNDERSTANDING thus dissipated the old
entente had been restored
New York Dec. l2th.-A despatch from
Ri ianeiro states that Il battalion of Marines
ut Cobra Island station mutiaied with the
support of q Riogrande 40 sui warship. The
lani batteries and wlrohips bombarded.
them all day, except during an armistice for
relieving the injured; finally the white flag was
holsted after two hundred had been killed
or wounded. Their answering artillery fire
caused some damage and several deaths
ashore. The Senate has ordered u state of
siege for a month. 1t is beloved the sedi-
ton has been conquered. The British war
ships Leylathau, Berwick, Essex aud Donegal
arrived ut Rio on Friday.
Sir Horny Pellat has arrived here en- route
for Toronto. The King has decorated HIM
with the {. Y. Q. for takiug his regiment to
Aidershot
The United States Court has granted
Italy's demand for the extradition of Mr.,
Porter Charlton, whose wife's body was found
IN a trunk in Lake Coma last June, but his
friends have procured an habeus corpus, as
sorting that Italy has abrogaled the treaty
10y refusing to surrender Italian f~ugitIves
from American justice.
Trinidad, l2th-German Cruiser Froya ar
rived 7 /. m. 1lth
St. Thomas, 12th-U. S. Cruiser Dixie
arrived / ? m, 10Th and left for Culebra
II u. IN. Torpedo h)tlIa follows at 2 p, m,
London, Dee. 13th-Tho Post Office an,
nounces that, unless otherwise suporscribod,
mails for Barbados will be sent via New
York.
The Liberals have secured one hundred
oI.1 ,I-Lt, -1-. 4 81 49, Or
SIX, Federals seven, Labourites thirty three
and Unlonists two hundred and twenty
seven.
LIoyd.s premiums are ninety per cent
against Government majority of one hun
dred, fifty per cent against Il majority Of one
hundred and twenty, and thirty-ti per
cent against a majority OF one hundred and
thirty.
Dispatches from Toxic state that it is an
ticiPoted that NJ. Kato, the present Japanese
Ambassador in London, will succeed Count
k2mura as Minister Of Foreign Affairs on
account of differences between Count Ko.
mura and Marquis katsuro, the Premier, re-
gardinS the new tariff. NJ. Kato favours more
liberal arrangements with Japau's ally.
Th trial has commenced IN the supreme
court Of the twenty six conspir1tors against
the life Of the Aikaio, who have already
been adiu ICED guilty by a special court. All
persons entering the court are searched,
great military precautions have been taken,
and remarkable interest IS manifested in the
proceedings, which IS unprecedented in Ja-
puneso history.
In the German Reichstag the Socialists
protested against the military expenditures,
they were uniustidod, as Germany
was without enemies in France or England,
whose peoples, destined to be united with
Germany, were in a manner impeded by Ger
man Policy. General Won Herringen, Prussian
Minister Of War, justified the expenditures
by the preparations Of their western neigh
bours forbidling Germany to allow its def
cIencies to continue. Dr.. Won Bethmann
HolIwe9 rebuked the Socialists for their do
nestle policy, which he characterized as re-
\ olationary, especially in the encouragement
OF strike disorders, even suggesting a re-
petition III Germany of recent events in
Portugal. "Whoever, he said, teaches such
doctrines IS responsible for the results
OF THEN popular application in a progressive
ly brutal expression of such doctrines
The Pope announces that 1911 is to be a
year of mourning, with the fewest feasible
festivals, on account Of the Italian prepara-