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BURIED TREASURE DISCLOSED IN SUFFOLK.

London, April 4b. An exceptional tide has destroyed the beach of Thorpe, to the north of Aldeburgh (in Suffolk), and has discloud treasure of hundreds of early Samon evins and antique ornaments.

A COTTON IMPORTER'S SPECULATIONS.

London, April 5th. Herr Albert Plau, partver in a firm of Bremen cotton importers, whose speculations brought the arm into diffonltics, has been arrpeted on. institated against the fra, which, it is stated. charge of fraud. Bankruptcy proceedings wore closed relations with two lending Liverpool cotton firms.

-FROSPEROUS CANLBA,

Ottawa, April 5th.

A Budget surplus of six millions stalling le announced and is the largest in the history of Canada, It is also stated. that desirablo immigrants and capital sro pouring into the country. All trades are active.

--FIA ELDON GORET-

Tondon, April 5th. Sir Eldon Forst is leaving Egypt toanders a cure at an Italian watering place. His health has seriously broken-down.

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THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE

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London, April 5th. In the House of Lords, it was announced, is reply to a question by Lord Selborne, that Mr. Aagnith would preside at the opening meeting of the Imperial Conference. Afterwards, in Mr. Asquith's absence, Mr. Harcourt, Colonial Secretary, would presida,"

COLDEST APRIL FOR OVER A GENERATION.

London, April 6th.

Gooon Alexandr, crossing the Channel ca her way to Italy, made the voyage in a blizzard:

This is the coldest April for forty years..

LORD CREWE's 90N AND HETE.

London, April 6th. The King will be sponsor to the son of Lord Crewe, who is to be kuplized at the Chapel Royal on the 8th instant.

SALE OF "THE OBSERVER."

Iondon, April 6th Mr. W. W. Astor has ought The Observer Mr. Garvin will ontinue as editor.

A WEATHER FREAK,

London, April 6th. .

A devastating blizzard has swept across Jersey, It is n curions fact, howevor, that Iceland and the west of Scotland are experiencing summer- like weather.

À POTATO FAMINE YUMINENT IN FRANCE. London, April 6th. Apotato famine is imminent. Prices have increased 50 per cent. in a fortnight, principally owing to the poor French crop in 1910. Matters are likely to be worse yet.

THE ARCHER-HAIRE CABE.-- DISCUSSION

REVIVED..

London, April 6th... The discussion of the Archer Shoe case-in which Naval Cadet Archor-Sues was dismissed from Osborne in 1908, charged with stenting a Fostal Order, but after two years his innocence was admitted by the Court of Appeal has been ravivad latterly through the publication of the correspondence, in which the father bitterly complains that there has been no expression of regrot from Mr. MoKeum, First Lord of the Admiralty, or from the Admiralty for the pro- longed denial of justice. He claims compensa- tion to the extent of £10,000 for raining his

son's career.

The Admiralty repudiated the claim, remind ing the father that shortly before the stealing affair he was warned to remore his son unless

he worked batter.

In the House of Commons to-day, Mr. Cave raised a debate on the whole question, on Mr. McKenna's salary,

Mr. McKenna vigorously defended the baná fiates of the Admiralty, but admitted that, at present, the procedure in the cats of grave charges was faulty. He had issued amending instructions. As regards compensation, it would never have been mentioned in the warn lug letter had not fhe Archer-Slees demand

nanded" £10,000 and refused to negotiate on any other basis. He was bound to protest in the interests of the tax payers. He emphasised that the charges had been absolutely withdrawn and admitted that it was a case for generons treat. ment. He was willing to pay taxed costs, but would not give a firm of solicitors a blank cheque.

MR. BALFOUR ON HOUN BULE AND SOCIAL REFORM,

London, April 7th. At a Unionist demonstration at Lambeth, Mr. Balfour aconsed the Government of deliberately plotting to pass Home Rulo oror the heads of the electorate. He dwelt on the danger. of Home Rula to Imperial unity. He said that a neomnity of the Unionist programme was social reform.

BATTLESHIP WITH OIL ENGISÉS.

London, April 7th. At a conference at the Institution of Naval Arohitects in London, Mr. Dissol, the oil engine inventor, stated that a battleship with his "en- gines was already in execution. Ho was for- Biddon to say more..

BUICIDE OF AN AMERICAN PUBLISHER,

Philadelphia, April 7th. Mr. Craige Lippincott, President of the Publishing Company, has committed suicide during temporary aberration. BBATH OF GENERAL SIĘ ORIEL TANNER, K.C.D

London April 7th.-

The death is announced of Lieutenant-General Bir Oriel Tanner. (He was born in 1832, entered the East India Company's Service in the Mutiny Campaign (1858), throughout the Afghan War of 1878-80(Bronzo k Star, mentioned in

and was in command despatches)

of the Indian Contingent in the Egyption Campaign of 1882 (mentioned in Despatches, 2nd Class Madjidie). He commanded the Quotta Division in 1983 and was appointed Colonel of the 129th Duke of Connaught's Own) Balnohis in 1904. Jo was created a C. B. in 1891 and a K.C.B in 1882.1

LEAKAGE FROM THE FRENCH FOREIGN OFFICE,

London, April 7th. Considerable scandal has been created by the discovery of leakages from the French Foreign Offce, and an afleist and two others have been arrested.

The papers say that the contents of stolen documents were used to make Russia boliero that France was acting with Great Britain against Russian interests.

There are rumours of the reannciation of the Franco-Russian alliance.

PERFARING VOR HOME RULE.

London, April 7th. A Committee has been appointed to consider the financial relations betwoon Great Britain and Ireland. Sir Henry Primrose is chairman. In addition are six members who are financial and statistical axparts and business men. threo being English and three Irish. Among the latter is Lord Pirrio.

THE ST. HELENÄ LACE INDUSTRY.

Landon, April 7th.. The Queen ins given fresh evidence of her interest in the St. Helena lace industry by presenting the school with a series of beautiful. designs for the guidance of the workers.

H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT.

Loudon, April 8th. The Duke of Connaught has been efforing from bronchitis, but is considerably better.

KING GEORGE'S CORONATION.

London, April 8th. His Majesty the King has granted the use of Westminister Hall for a luncheon to be given to the Parliamentary delegates from the Dominions to the Coronation.

MH. WINSTON CHURCHILL AWARDED NOMINAL DAMAGES.

London, April 8th. Mr. Winston Churchill has been awarded nominal damages in a slander caso ngainat Conservative working man speaker who mid at mosting in Devonshire that Captain Bell was a brave man and faced the enemy, not like Mr. Churchill, who broke his parole, The counsel for the defendant apolo zized and promised that the slander should not be repeated. It was thereupon explained that Mr. C rokill did not desire heavy damages.

LORD CEEWE'S HEIR BAPTIZED IN THE

CHAPEL ROYAL, --

London, April 8th Lord Orere's son was baptized in the Chapel Royal to-day. The King and Lord Rosebery attended as sponsors and algand the register. Messrs. Asquith, Burns, and Harcourt also signed at the King's suggestion.

THE COTTON FEAUDS.

London, April 8th, The members of the firm of Steele, Miller & Co. are being tried at Aberdeen, Mississippi, on a charge of inaning forged bills of lading. The accountant who examined the books of the Brm said they showed the existence of fraudulent bills for 43,250 bales of cotton.

THE AMERICAN MINING DISASTER

London, Aprilch.

In the explosion at Alabama, of 193 convicts who were hired for work in the minos only twenty are reported to have come out alive.

THE INTERNATIONAL HORSE” SHOW,

- London, April 8th.——

The King has offered a gold cop worth £500 for a horse jumping contest at the International Horse Show at Olympia. Thy contest is open to individual officers of any nationality.

LICHON NEWB.

Lisbon, April 8th.

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RUEBIA AND HER NAVY.

St. Petersburg. April 10th. During the debate on the Budget in the Council of the Empire the Minister of Marine admitted that many of the reproaches against the naval administration were well founded. The Ministry was aware of its shortcomings and was taking measures for a more efficient floot. He asked for grants of 47,000 men with The Council 9,500 to be called up each year. approved of the estimates amounting to 110 million ronblos, which is 3,330,000 roubles above the figaro passed by the Duma.

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THEANGAROO" CLOSURE.

London, April 11th. The House of Commons having only disposed of three and a half lines of the Parliamout Bill in a week, Mr. Asquith mored the so-called kangaroo closure" under which the Chairman selects some of the most important amendments for discussion, hopping over the rest, which are thereby ruled out. The motion was adopted.

IN UNKNOWN "ARADIA.

BRITISH OFFICER'S JOURNEY AND

EXPERIENCES,

The Royal Geographical Society has received from Captain G. E. Leachman, Royal Susse Regiment, a short account of a three month journey that he carried out in the spring fa North-East Arabia.

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SHIPPING IN PORT..

STEAMERS.

"Axiao, Gorman str.. 822, W. Langash wager, 14th April-Haiphong 11th April, General

Jebsen & Co.

ANGHIN: Gorman str., 1,001, Hinkwitz, 12th April-Bangkok and Swalow 11th April Rica Butterfield & Swire.

Annut, British str., 1,350, J.; B. Harris, 24th-

April-Shanghai 20th April, General→→ Batterfield & Swire,

ASAHI MABU, Japanona str., 1,749, Nakano,

11th April-Moji 5th April, Coal-Mitsa î Busan Keisha,

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BANNI MAZU, Japaasse str., 2,369, Y. Mase, 8th April-Kuraten 2nd April,-- Coel- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.. BENALUER, British str., 1,959, A. Tough. 22nd April-oji 16th April, Coal-Shewan, Tomes & Co.

BOLNEO, German sir., 1,344, F. Sembill, 24th April-Sandakan 19th April, Timber” and General-Melobers & Co.

BUNDAY MARU, Japanese str., 2,000, T. Miya-

saki, 6th April-Miike 1st April, Coal- Mitani Bussan Kalsha.

CHOWTAI, German xtr., 1,115, W. Roger, 24th April-Bangkok 15th and Swatow 23rd April, Bice-Norddeutscher Lloyd. CUTUSANO, British str., 1418, Mattock, 18th April-Port Courbet 15th April, Coal—

Order. From a geographical

and exploring standpoint the account is by no means of very much importance, but it is er- ceedingly interesting to the stadent who is desirous of mastering the social and waliko proclivities of the native tribes there, notably the Beduin. His original intention was to pass by way of Hail in Jebel Sharomat, through El Kassim, to Riadh, but its realisation in its entirety was later found to be impossible,

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Accidentally, Captain Leathraan chanced to be led to the camp of Iboor Rashid, the Emir of Hail, a man who wields no inconsider sble power over the native tribes. A section of the great Shammar tribe had crossed the waters of the Euphrates into the Jesire of Irak in search of grazing, and having already established ́s personal sognaintance with this sheikh, he was permitted to accompany the tribe on their return journey from Trak to the ricinity of Hail. Soon after he lett Bagdad, he fell in with the tribe in the tract known as the Bome two hundred tents composed the oncamp. Shamie, somewhat in the south-west of Kerbels. ment, while the natives were representative of the most important tribes living in that part of Arabia.

The El Wadian district was crossed, while a few days later the party struck the walls of Samit, which are situated on the most westerly of the routes between Hail and Heshad All

DESERT COURTESY.*

After speeches by Mr. F. E. Smith, Sir Rufus Issacs and Mr. Lyttelton, the latter commenting on the absence of any expression of regret, Mr. McKenna expressed Lis unqualified regret at the pain suffered by the father and son, and asid that he was quite ready to come to an

Captain Teanhman says that the country in arrangement. He understood that Sir Edward Carson had offered to help, sed Sir Rufus the Arsenal yesterday and attempted to incite the vicinity is in the "dirat" of the great tribe Issacs would endeavour to secure the assistance the mon to revolt, but were unsuccessful. They of tho Anaize, that is to say, they have the water- then boarded the cruiser San Raphael, whose ing and grazing rights over it, the Asala board refused to receive them. They are the hereditary enemies of the Shammar, crew

by one of the curious courtesies of the de Bert an arran remont had been made with the sheikh of the Amarat section of the Ansize by It

of Lord Mersey it fixing compensation and the senle of costs. He was glad to leave the matter to Lord Mersey's decision.

Mr. Cave copressed his estisfaction.

· ENGLISH ́ RACING.

London, April 6th. The following, is the result of the Carou

Stakes:

Irish Wedding (Mr. P. Nelko's bl. c.

Irish King, by Desmond-Favors) Mr. Lions Robinson's ch. c. Gilgandra,

by Gallinule--Nicandra ...

Sir R. Jardine's ch. c Pen. Alder, by

Cyllene Mountain Daleg

second and third. Fire started.

London, April 8th.

1

2.

escaped.

THE AMERICAN MINE DISASTER.

Littleton, Alabama, April 9th. Forty-five of the entombad convicts baru beer rescued alive. The position of the others is hopeless. They are all nugroas except thirty. ENGLAND'S MULTITUDE OF NEW OFFICIALS

London, April 10th

but

which the Shammar with whom I was travel appears that the Realla section of the Anaize ling would be allowed to pass in safety had attacked Jauf, and captured it. Assisted by the Emir of Bindh, the Annise then wanted

evez to attack Hail itself,

At Jameims news was received that Ibner

Look A

Al-

DEVAWONGRE, German str., 1,057, E. Gathe

manu. 22nd April-Dangkok 14th and Kobichaug 15th April, Ries-Butterfield & Swiro. Express of INDIA, British str., 3,032, E. Beatham, 19th April-Vancouver, B.C., 22nd March, Mails and General-Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

HANYANG, British str., 1,277, G. I. Spink, 28th

March – Tsingtau, Chefoo and Weihaiwei 23rd Mar., Salt, &c.—Butterfeld & Swire.. HELENE, German str., 771, H. Bendixen, 20th April-Hoibow 19th April," General--- Jebsen & Co.

HELLAB, Norwegiau atr., 860, A. Kandsen,

22nd April-Geralton 6th April, Sandal wood Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

KING CHING, Chinese str. 1,002, Boisunder, 16th April Chimkiang 1244 April, Genora?

Tung Lee,

Krand Piña, Chinoso str., 1,222, TT. Uddon,

28th April-Chiakiang 15th April, Rails. and General--Tung Lee. KNIVSRERA, German str., 646, H. Niljahr, 22nd -April-Singapore 14th April, Timber

Jabson & Co.

KUMCHOW, British str., 1,450, J. D. Martin, 23 April-Saigon 19th April, Bios-

Man Fat.

KWANGTAH, Chinese str., 1,535, Stewart, 22nd

April-Shanghai 19th April, Geacal- C. M. S. N. Co.

LANDRAT SCHRIFT, German str., 1,015, A

Biruve, 24th

24th April-Bangkok 16th April, Rice-Order.

MARIE, German sir., 1,234, P. E. Christianson, 24th April-Saigon 20th April, Rice and General-Order.

22 April-San Francisco and Manila MONGOLIA, American str., 8.,750, H. E. Morton, 20th, April, Mails and General--P. M. 9.S. Co.

25th April-Chefoo 18th April, Beans and NANCHANG, British str., 1,044, R. Robertson,

General-But' orfold & Swize.

QUINTA, German str., 1,146, Danielsen, 22ad April-Wakamatsu 14th April, Coal -- Sander, Wieler & Co.

BARASAC, British str., 1,235, F. W. Gay, 5th April-Palo Samboo 29th March, Kerosene ---Standard Oil Co.

SEETA, German str., 99%, N. Jenser, 25th

April-Bangkok 17th April, General Chinese,

The Daily News, discussing the grievances of the low civil servants regarding promotion, Rashid was only some two days' journey distant animadverts most strongly on the multitudinous in the direction of Hail, so the ánizse in- posts created in connection with the labour Exmediately formed their camp in compact lines, ohanges and the Laud Valuation, and it says instead of marching in the customer straggi they are all filled by patronage. If it is Mr. ing Beduin style. Captain Leachman counted Won by a heid. Five lengths between Lord George's intention to fill ia a similar roughly 3,500 tents Largo contingeita of Arabs

of manner the now offices under his Insurance daily arrived from the Euphrates Valley, who

though not true Bedaio, they are are already condemned by resulta.

armed, and the majority of them are in posses sien of Martini carbines. It is oarious to note,

knook however, that they always the sights off, as it appears to them to be superfinous.

Theresait of the war" between the opposing samps was that the Emir of Hall defeated the Anaize. The very next morning the camp was looted, and after a short time only the dead animals showed where this huge forco had had their tents,

The following is the result of the Newbure scheme, the journal declares, these appointments had been attracted in the boch better SINGAN. British str., 1,047, F. Jamieson, 16th

Cap

Rochester

Protestant Boy Avenius.

5

Seventeen ran, Won by a head, with four lengths between the second and third,

The betting was:-100 to 8 against Rochest er, 100 to 7 sgainst Protestant Boy, 7 to 1 against Averaus.

A HARSH COUNT BULE REVIVED.

London, April 10th, The Daily Express states that Queen Victoria's rule is to be rerived, excluding all divorced persons from the Court without distinction.

CHINESE PORK AS A PLAGUE careier.

London, April 10th, In the House of Commons, Mr. Feil questionad Mr. John Barns regarding the proximity of ITALY AND STATE" INSURANCE.

plague to the districts from which Chinese pork Rome, April 6th. was now being imported Mr. Burns replied that they would send a Local Government Board The Government will shortly introduce legis doctor at once to Chim to the places where the lation for the creation of a State monopoly pigs were bred and the pork prepared. Mr. of life insurance. The reverse will be entirely Barns added that the plague was not nearer than devoted to old ago and invalidity pedsions for 800 to 1,200 miles from the pisses from which

the pigs came

workmen.

It is interesting to find that the relations between the Emir of Hail and the Turkish Government are of the most cordial and friendly charsoter, and communication is constantly kept up with the Farts. This friendly attitude is particularly remarkable in view of the trouble that the Forte is at present encountering with the cations tribes in Arabia.

April Haiphong 11th April, Rise and General-Butterfeld & Swire.

TJITAROEM, Dutch sir, 3,666, P. Zwart, 21st April-Swatow 20th April, General Java- China Japan Lijn. TRIUMPH. German str. 759. Jacobsen. 20th

April-Heihoar 18th April, General Jebsen & Co.

Swedish str.. 1,892, Eckert, 23rd

VICril-Samarang 21st April, Salt-Olof

Wijk &

TAWATA MARU, Japanese str., 1,234, Sakoma, 6th April-Miike 30th Mar., Coal-Mitsui Buran Kaisbe.

25th April-Manila 22ad April. General - YUENEANU. British str. 1,128, P. H. Rolfe,

Jardine, Matheson & Co.