, 1915-12-29

pl0Ce III The DVlnSk district, ana strong NuS-
sian accommodating d~etachmeuts northwest of
Czartorysk and near Berestiany, south -eust
Of Kolk, have been repulsed."
Rome official news states "Along the
Tyro-Trentino Gamma front an intense artil-
lory engagement has taken place. The enc
my has ngain hombnrdtd the inhabited
localities, cnusing damage, and also rolled
enormous bouIders on the village of Loppie,
III the valley of the Adige, from the over
banging cliffs, hat no serious damage was
done. Our artillery shelled npmerous col
umns and munitions stores"
Vienna Ctficial reports: <The attempts of
the Italians to approach the southern part
of the Dobordo plateau have been easily
tepulsed,"
A British official despatch states: "Naior-
General ToWnsheui has reported hc8vY Caa-
any riheire, supported by artillery, but that
there had been no attempt at assault"
A Monteuegrin otlicipl bulletin auuounces:
"Combots took place ou Friday along tie
entire front Of our Sanjak Army, but with
out any result tor the Austrians, who were
also repulsed near Eoutcide. After a hmd
fight the enemy oaptQred oul position of
Baskovagora, which we however retook by
q vigorous co0nter-attack taking u number
OF prisoners and a quantity of material"
mn w CEIObNttAO GA @HO 4 li4C NO
Athens states that the Skouloudis Cabinet
will renain for the present. the Premier
hnyin9 deferred to kiug Colstanliue's desire
to hnve 40 change before the Chamber reas-
sembIes on Jauu"ry twenty-foulth, but that
NJ. SkGulogdas SAID if necessary the Chamber
would be conVoked sooner
A despatch to the "DaiIF Mail from Attn
ems states that King Constantine hus teIe-
graphed to the ka ser that it would be inn
possible to allow Bulgarian or Turkish troops
TO cross the Greek frontier.
The Athens correspondent Of the DAILY
Telegraph states that The Italian troops
who landed at Aylonn are spreading their
outposts around IN the district, to touch those
of the Greeks "a southern Albania. The To-
cal newspapers state that Greece having nado
friendly enquiries Of Italy respecting the OBJ
lec0 OF her military operations IN Albania.
Italy has given rea%ssuInhces and asked for
the cooperation Of Greece il succOurIng the
relreoting Serblans.
An Exchange Telegraph Company's
despatch from Zurich states that there
are rnmouls That the Kaiser's condition Is
causing profound anxiety in Berlin.
Reuters Teberau agent reports that the
Cabinet has resigned and that Prince Fur
man tm ma has been nominated Premier by
the Shah. THIS is considered TO be Il dlpIo-
matte victory for the Entente Allies.
Mr.. Lloyd George has stirred HE country
by q speech at Glasgow, in which he said
IL would be impossible to supply he army
il the trenches unless the Iludes Unions
relaxed their rules. and he appealed to the
workmep to be as patriotic as the French, and
to stop discussing privileges while earth-
quakes and cyclones were rocking Europe.
Paris official news states that the steam
ship Vile de la Ciotul" was torpedoed AID
sunk in the Mediterranean ON the 24th inst.
by an enemy submarine, which gave no
warning. The majority Of the passengers
and crew were picked up by an English
steamship, but full details have not yet been
received. Upoficial reports state that 50
lives we've lost.
New York, December 9th.
Flour, Winter Cleans New crop pei 1urrel $50
Meal, kilndIi4d per bnrrei s. 20 $50
New Seasons Pork no quolnllou.
Heavy Mess Pork $500 $3.50
~ Ceys!uls per 100 lbs $4.5l3
''9' 81 test A~lo!nsses Sugar 3.74
AoIasses EDg. IsIds. per gal.
Liverpool Cotton middling Upland 7 63-I00
Exch"uge, New York &London, 90 days sight
nominal.
Exchange New York md London. sight
4.72 $500