, 1912-01-24

leaves this SklrnlShln2 to Nh. Austen Cham
.berlain, MI. George. WyndLam and Mr.. l..
E. Smith, holding. himself III reserve for the
week end meeting at the Albert Hall. Mean
while, Sir Edward Carson has AROUSED us
ter to a while. heat. Mr.. Redmond is, still all
ing from conclusion of the spine, but. he de
.clares he will speak at Belfast on the eighth
even if it be necessary for him TO be Carried
there. = . ~. Ia 49,. ...t
Mr.. Churchill is. chuckling oyer Belfast
antagopism, which emphasizes his, intention
to revise his fathers famous saying ulster
will fight and will be right" by substituting
wrong f I right. 1t is believed that Mr.. AS
quth approves MIR. Chul chilPs speaking, but
some Liberals think it needlessly provoca-
tive.
The Belfast correspondent of the Daily
Telegraph says both sides are armed, and
bloodshed is ceItniuv The Daily, Mails cor
respondent says eight thousand Orange
shipyard workers. will parade with their
pockets filled with bolts, nuts and %rivets,
more formidable than bullets. The Daily
Chronicles correspondent says the Hiber-
man Order will concentrate from through
out Ireland for Mr. Churchilps protection,
and there will be a similar concentration of
police. i.
The Y. NJ. c. A, fund is fifty five thousand
pounds, and it is necessary to collect another
forty five thousand within forty eight hours,
but the promoters are confident and I'M
shaken.
Cardinal Bourne made his state entry to
Westminster Cathedral amid great pomp.
The Lord Mayor of London, Mayor of West.
minister, many members of the Diplomatic
body and ely officials, assisted at the first
eYentof Its kind since the Reformation, and
huge crowds gave a great welcome to the
Cardinal, who III his scarlet costume, accom-
panied by three huudt Ell ROBBED CLERGY, made
Il brilliant spectacle as he moved slowly to
the altar.
Sir Thomas Gibson Carmichael, Governor
of Madras, has been appointed Governor Of
Bengal.
The late Mr. Henry L1bouchere left eight
bundled Thousand pounds, a large htr IL
come goes to his daughter, aud the remain
der to Damesnke ntphews.
The Royal Mail Company offers its share
holders one hundred thousand pounds pre-
ference five pei cent stock at par, III con
nection with the absorption Of the Union
Castle Line, and Il big public offering
is expected, when a more favourable oppor-
tunIty occurs. Elder Dempster debentures
may possibly be taken.
The present state Of the Reichstag poll is:
Government one hundred and forty one,
Opposition one hundred and eighteen. The
Socialists impute bad faith to their allies
regarding the reballots.
TIE Paris corrcspo dent of the Daily
Chronicle says unieo, Italy explains the
Nanouha incident France will make Il
naval demonstration off the Italinn coasts.
The French Foreign Office disayows the
orders. to surrender Red Crescent Nurs-
es, alleged to be Turkish officers. aud
1t is suggested the Telegram was gar
bled. The affair is similar to the sci
cure Of the Trent, VIII ch almost caused an
Arglo-American war IN 1862.
A despatch from, TeIeran states that the
Russians continue executions, despite British
protests.
.Adyices. from Picking state that a special
train is waiting 10 carry Yuan Shi kai TO
Tientsin, after the Gmperor's abdication, for
the ~prelimmaries of q. conference with the
revolutionaries which will create ChunghWak-
We or the Middle Flower Nation. Later II
peace agreement is to- be signed at the
Hague in the presence of representatives OF
all the Powers. A declaration Of the En-
pres bankruptcy is expected on the Chinese
New Years Day, February eighteenth. Yuan