, 1912-11-27
SUPPLEMENT TO 81. lRoIx AVIS No IS, 9th November 1912

NAACAN OAAt-A1 VI u ASOluS Ai1lNE0 Hf
Port Royal last night.
London, Nov. 25th-Hostilities and ne
gotiatlons in the Near East are merely mark
ing time, while several nations indirectly in
Vowed are preparing for eyentualities. An
order awaits the Cars signature putting
tWonty-iour army corps, numbering /, POO, 600
men IN Ter orIns. The chief Of the Austrian
General Staff has arrived at Berlin and had
an all day conference with the chief Of the
German General staff, While He KAISER con
ferred with the Archduke flaLz ferdinand.
heir 10 the Emperor Francis Joseph. The
'eserF!sts OF i've army corps have been or
Uered to reloln the colours, aud Il wholesale
embargo made on freight cars for transport
purposes. Austria i modifying three army
corps IN GaLcia, and to others adjacent to
Seryld, and her Dano)o tl0tlla has started
down the river. Vine doubtless the fore
going is mere sabto Ittlling it is equally
precautionary as preparatory although not
Necessary to infer aCtiv4 accordingly.
The abundant Official deuiaIs ana reassur-
anoes merely signify that the negotiations
To- peace, involving al Europe,aya more diff
hcult than endr3 tie var involving merely
the COZ batants. IAa negotiations for az
arInistlco are promote by tie distress on
both sides, Eul5aril having lost loo, GOO
men, or one tLiyi ii her army, while the
turks afa lncapacItatod through hunger ana
disease.
Albania has declared her independence.
and the Greeks have occupied Nitvlene.
On Saturday ut Nottingham MI. Asquith
and Mr.. john Redmond epoee On the same
platform. Mr.. A5lulth reiterated the SEN
tlments expressed III his speech at the Guild
hall on the n.nth jnstan that Eugland's at
htudo remain, unalterod, all The Powers re-
tain their friendships and understandings
Win undated cons5anoy, and there ale 10
dlsseL5Io-s, Mr.. AsQUi,a doubtless spoke
because Of the foregoing &.!rUist reports,
WbIc1 rendered roa5suranCas desirable. AIR
Rsa1aoaI end3 SD Mr.. Asq4s 4s remarks
upon the approaching victory .or Home
Nule, anQ declared .L,5 the Nati0naIists VII
support all the Liberal measures.
The House u Comm rs, IN the committee
stage, rel cted by q majority Of 1T Nj.
Locker Lamp on anenaD1enE that al. Irish
revenues should be gayav.a into tue Imgetit
o4cho4uer, 1Ad 0y l56 votes Mr.. Exams Mp.
Tor Go-cheste.'s amendment thl1 Ireland
Should contribute one 5hirtio.L Of .he total
expenditure. NJ. HIslec II. =. f4 FuIuam's
amendment hat tie llnperaI contribution to
the Irish ezeneqUer aIou.d oe ye3Uoibla
Whenever til Irjaa ,.at1.5 l-.feasol was al.
50 ~reJectod ~ q majority Ct I38, while q
dozen otLor anea.Aten.s ware guii!otiuGd,
lie dean mas vcCu.i.l nj Montreal OF
S4E EdYaf@ l,ouatoa, Ga4el Manager ci
the Sank yt a~lO4lra.,j ~4l connected ~.
many other Institutions.
Advice som g4.3ec site that the Roy
al George" has been do.ted and arrived
there.
Ottawa, NOV. 25th--Sonator Ross has Civ
en- notice that 30 viii move for the proluc-
tlOn Of the ~Anglo-Canad;an correspondence
with regard to the Panama Canal.
New York, Nov. 25th- In answer to tho
criticisms regarding his pension for OK
Presidents, Fir. Carnegie says his attention
was to hasten the grant Of u national pen
sion. MIR. Roosevelt is excepted from Mr..
Carnegie's provision for future presidents,
and Mr.. Qaft's intimate friends say he will
refuse.
Adyices from Milwaukee state that upon
the unanimous report OF five doctors, ochrnnk
has been declared insane, and committed to
aD asylum until cured, and if released he
wall be tried for the shooting of Mr.. Roose-
welt. Schrank himself protests that he is
sane and declares his sentence is burial alive.
Jamaica, 25th-The Governor has report
ed to the Secretary Of State that the parish
es of st, James, Hanover and WestmorelaDd
suffered from two periods OF hurricane in
tensity, Sunday and Monday 9th aud
18th} all bananas IA these parishes totally
destroyed. Flooded gullies destroyed nous
es recklessly placed in them. Loss of lives
at Montego Bay about 40 and possibly Is
elsewhere. Other casualties not extensive.
As usual great destruction, fimsey and de-
cayed tenements Savanna la Mar, Lucea and
country. The "Gleaner" reporter says damage
at Green Island not 50 extensive as first
reported.
London, Nov. 2Gth-Advices from Bel
grade state that King Peter presided ct a
cabinet council, and later Servia informed
Austria that she is unable to define her