LATE CABLES

Evening Star, Issue 17764, 12 September 1921, Page 8

LATE CABLES

LONDON, September 11. Obituary : The Marquis of Milford Haven (formerly Prince Louis of Battcnberg).—A, and N.Z. Cable. . . Lord Duu raven, in a letter to * The limes, urged the restoration o I ■he former status of a Kingdom of Ireland under tiio British Crown as being preferable to a Dominion status, which politically expresses the material •towtli of the Empire, but does not meet Ireland's case, which never was ■! colony, ami therefore is not, an Imperial entity. On the other, hand, Ireland "has ever protester* against its deprivation of _ its former status of a Kingdom and a Constitution. Lord Dunraven thihks that Sinn hein, having acknowledged that the two islands are closely linked by physical and historical factors, would make a satisfactory arrangement on these lines which would not bo difficult of attainment, and would meet some idealim. objections to the present proposals. —‘ Times. \ , _ , , , There Lave been five deaths in connection with the Deutschland exJ’ !osloc - ' PARIS, September 12. The Council of Allied Ambassadors sent to the Hungarian Minister a) Paris a Note demanding the withdrawal of the,' Hungarian regular am irregular troops from the western rone, which was allotted to Austria; otherwise the penalties provided in the Peace Treaty will bo applied.—A and N.Z. Cable. , BERLIN, September 12. The conference between the Imperial Government and the Bavaria; delegation arrive at a compromise which the Bavarian Government rejected. Herr Von Kahr (Bavarian Premier) has resigned, refusing to recognise an; diiuinution ol Bavaria’s sovereign rights.—A. and N.Z. Cable.