, 1913-10-08

lIlOttod1uu VOluul06IS at M ulSlSuy where NO
surrender speeches were delivered by the
Archbishop of Armagh and Sir Edward.
1t is stated that the Admiralty has recalled
Captain Huges Onslow, second member of
the Australian Board Of Naval Administrations,
owing to- friction with the CONFERENCE.-The
naval officers, who insisted upon overriding
him.
Ad7ices from the Near East state. that the
Serviaus believe the Albanian revolt has
been broken, but are fearful lest the Alba
mans should initiate Turkey and reattack
when their forces recuperate. Servia and
Montenegro are continuing their mobilization
The Powers unite in Offering to mediate IN
the Turco-Greek troHb!e, to avert a third
Balkan war.
Berlin dispatches state that the publica-
ton is authorized that FRINGE Ernest of
Cumberland has declared that for HIM and
his family honour comes first, then hove,
that is, bis marriage does not extinguish
the feud between the Guelphs and the H.
henzollerns. It is stated that the Kaiser
had planned to allow Prince Ernest to take
the throne Of Brunswick without Il formal
remuneration of his claims to the throne of
Hanover. in reliance upOn his oath to the.
Kaiser as q Prussian Officer. She Guelph
Leaders, however, declare that the Prussian
oath was no remuneration of Prince Ernes,'s
rights regarding Hanover. The Kaiser,
therefore, has not returned the visit of the
Duke Of Cumberland. Prince Ernest is with
his father and Princess Victoria Louise is,
with her mother.
The Kaiser, it is said, has conferred with
DR.. Won Bethmann Hollweg, the Imperial
Chancellor, who was responsible for the po-
l'tlcaI negotiations IL connection with the
marriage.
A despatch from Montreal state s that Miss
Afurlel Dodd, the British Lady Golf Cham.
pi0n, has defeated Miss Florence Harvey.
by Il score of seven up and six to play.
New York, Oct. 6tb-Colonel II ,~osqvelt,
has sailed on the steamship "Vaudyck" for
RIO de Janeiro, via Barbados, aud will make,
a lecturjng tour through South America.
Washington advlces state that President
Wilson has signed the Tariff Bali which now
becomes effective. On the free list are ar
rOwroot, bananas, crude cocoa, CT ude rubber
limeJuoce with under two per cent of alcohol,
eocoanufs in the shell, and copra uushreddedy
desslcated, or prepared in any manner. In
sugar the Dutch STANDARD is abolished i'm
mediately, but the rates will remain uualter--
ed until March 1914, and then a duty will
be- imposed of seveUty-one oue-hundredth9
OF O. cent per pOunG, under seventy five de-
grees polariscupe test, while for euch add
tlonal degree there will be an increase in tn.9
duty Of twenty-siX one-thousaud hs of a cenI.
Ln May 1916 sugar will be placed on the
free list. Lemons, lines and oranges VIII
pay eighteen cents per package OF q capd-
city under one and one.fourth cuDlc-
feet, twenty-five cents per package of
twice that size aud seventy cents per
package up to five cubic feet, while, in bulk
Of over five feet, one half OF "a c4ut per pound.
Gopra desSicated, or otherwise prepared
one cent per pound. Uusweetened cocoa,
not otherwise provided for, eight per cent.
al "alorem. Sweetened chocolate and cocoa.
prepared, or manufactured, two cents per
pound under twenty cents per pound in val
ne, and over that value twenty-five per cent
the weight aud value of the inner packing or
covering being included. Cocoon butter, rpfn-
ed cocoanut oil and all their substitutes.
three and one half cents per pound.
st. Thomas, Oct. CHA telegram from,
London announces the de tn vest rdny Of
MIR. Henry Holmes. for forty yenrs-a Direc-
tor of the West India and Panama Tele-
graph. Company, Limited.
London, Oct. 7th-The. British, INTERIM
tionaE Horse Agency has renewed its offer
of forty thousand pounds, which was refus-