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RUSSIA.
. Democra,ic view OF Her Government.


The idea OF an inevitable sntagonsn and ultimate con
Act between the United States and Russia i so silly ths
we can only express surprise that any sensible ~ c1uu
entertain i for moment Il was the dream Oh me Isf
sian mythology that the spirits Of good and eyli-Or
mud and Ahrman-waged a perpetual struggle TOR tue
sscendsncv over man but to assign any such ui1olc
mission 10 nations i 70 betray sad want OF phhosoPnc
rejection To assume as the basis OF grave ois'lusl
80 an Inevitable AID mortal agonsm between the
United States and Russis, is to Defay an gorgeous %
rance Of tie past and present poAtca FeonS u TUG wv
countries. -. ..;o-o. oe Gov.
eminent is mere absa ou and that ITS theorenca per
fec ion necessarily implies It's practical Illness Tor mtn IA
every condition. Persons who reason III III: VIZ may
card the Government. OF Russia rs an unnXed eva Dul
when We consider the peculiar condition and wants Oh n
Russian people, and their aggregate Oh IauNouA anu
national happiness VIII conclude that hey arc 10. ~
much The victims Of oppression rs sGcn "rIsTs ~' y, e
author of OrmuLd and Ahriman would represent Inc
Government Of Russia may be despotsm ana i9r t1.
reason sbhorrent % the notions OF repnOhcns oui Us
eject mon the subject people establishes Us Illness iof
them Under the Government OF absolute menAehy tne
Russian nation have emery from the depths Oh oarD
and within single century have taken pcsih2n ~ tne
front rank Of civilization The great iAct 10 EuroPeA
history for the las, hundred years the rise and progress Of
Russia At the battle OF Putowa July i'V an lnl@n.
nation struggled for existence That infant h SINCE grow
10 the stature OF giant and h coyssS bas bsen
cencdent with IFS growth in political power us
in the realms Of science, OF art and learning nave e.s
surpassed the vast acneyemsnis % s sar nation IN
Earops and fs United states alone present parallel
10 H. wonderful career.
Russia i grsa: and prosperous beyond any other country
OF Europe Is Government IS more stable sns snen'
and its people csnented than any o,ner "ns ~ Sc
he preponderatDg power Of the Old World In the ch1r
sct Of lis rulers Rus sa has been singuLry fortunate ln
energy Of win honesty Of purpose and iorce o. genus
10 The proverbiAl stupidity cowadice and Of 10
climate royalty Whenwe contemplate the pciey Of the
Russian Government through al the yieisfraes OF rs as
the colossal ambition Of its monarchs. II the Internal al
mristrstion Of the Government be conducted with any
thing of the skill and energy which characterize ITS foreign
noev we need be at no loss to comprehend the devoted
LOYALTY and patriotism Of the nation And We have r2h
10 rfsr from the consUmms,e ability Of the BHssian dpo
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rarv that ia Government msnss's no want 81 ge1a' 10
com sef;rg ts domestic caucgrns Of tie empire "hs'
ever orirn rsy Be entertained Of the kiSssaa 6ov-,a
e tir a. strot Il. " e Idle q deay the energy ot E
sdniuis. stou sud u. perfect sdiPis'a u me e"n
Of the nation The desfruc-H ~ MOSCOW me u"St us'
dtsTiay rnconcuer-b psrrium shich ".-t ~ r-cos
lusTsf, tie devotion OF the people u heir eoSnus "u
IL institutions
The Governments Of Russia and the Unisei -" ~re
hastd upf antagonist pFnrptsi bat their Je.f ns h'N7
ever b n ofthe smeshie kind Fr-ioeat J.ck'"a
IN sn ozl message spoke Of kGsss s. aur slieus ei
st.sofssf friend Mr. jefferson Tadicsl democrat ~ he
euirvsG and ciGd the SrseRt esteem az me
Emperor Alf1anaer. Indeed, strange ~ t mty sem -
The rUists a. he "OrTBuTd An AhnmaD sCh0 this chtT
srous Emp rsr ei 'era'nsd admiration tor Anerssa
institutions T. BIZ FRI udy usdsfoa n At aatdt hs
cuciaiion which resulted la the Treaty Of Client ard
was D., L srbrstou that the otz o. the Saih gnt Ia
dtmn, for TIE slaves which Kidnapped by the Brt
ish in the lat war The reignmg Emperor shares the
feelings and opinions Of ms predecessor and have every
rpason 70 believe that the United States and Russia via
consolidate aBd ptrPetuste they friendly relations by the
ssme Just snd pacific policy which hss regulated their Inter
c0vrse In times past
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VERMONT.
How the Maine Law works-The Good Time has


How the Maine Law works-Thc Good Time has
Correspondence Of The n. I. Tribune.
BURLINGr ron, Wednesday, May II, 1853
The citizens of the Green Mountain State and espe-
ciay the inhabitants of the goody town of Burlington
who love good order low for rummade pauper
ISM exceedingly regret that the Legislature of New
York did not its last session, enact the Maine Law
and thereby dry up the fountains Of liquid poison which
are now sending out their streams of death upon the
western shores Of Lake Champlain. Since navigation
has opened upon the lake. some of our inhabitants of
both sexes gcroSs in the steamboats, and purchase the
vile stuff Port Kent and syly bring it upon
side Port Kent is scented aar OIL Ii has, in fact
become the great Depot of ROtgut" as il is most APP
proprlatey styled. True, our Law is stringent and
does up its work thoroughly that the traffic is very
much restricted, far as Vermonters concerned,
and vet small quantities of the poison occasionally find
their way to our shore. The traffic is nov principally
confined to women, whose shawls aud petticoats are
quite convenient to conceal the jugs and keep them cut
Of the meshes of the law. few weeks ago, one man
yentured 10 purchase twenty gallon eask of GIN but il
was seized board the boat she % the
wharf The liquor was advertised according To law but
no one dares 70 own it, The purchaser too cunning
10 come forward and claim the qnOr and thereby sub
ject himself TO fine in addition to the loss OF the contra
band article. Like foolish man he yentured to pur-
chase liquor, but now, like wise one be lies low and
keeps dark The liquor was condemned and poured In
TO the lake 10 poison the fishes Before our new law
went into force the stuff was sold freely in many private
houses among the poorer classes and vast deal OF mis-
cry and wretchedness occasioned by such trafhc
Women generally presided over these low house grog
reries and some OF them now, whose shawls are
large and skirts broad venture the lake and bring
back few jugs but they compelled TO be very sly 10
their operations for our law is really great ter
Tor TO them. Perhaps some Of your readers may
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HAVANA
epani-h Apathy about Caba-iEealth OF the City
Population.

Corr-sroudrrce Of the y. y. IubBne
HAVANA, Saturday MAY H. 1851
EVERYBODY is asking what is the news Hivo yon
heard If nothing and in earnest manner too, that
one might suspect that something is breEing The yes
sells Of war are 10 longer umberng at their moorng,
but have gone TO sea in search OF invaders still see
nothing on an extensive plan for defense nOtwhstand
ing m Invasion is expected The Spanards now frankly
confess that they loose the Island therefore, per
hans they consider il useless 10 60 10 unnecessary e1
pense to make the appearance Of defense.
Tie health Of the city. if We may Judge by the blll OF
mortality is good as only $40 persons were Inferred last
MONTH OF which IS were whites and 1874 negroes while
of the amerthere were 40 births and of the latter only
Ils The two races are nearly equal in Havana; still
the mortality among the blacks is much greater than
among the whites, and You will observe that even the
white deaths are more than the births This Is 20 be
accounted for by stating that we have some twenty
thousand Europeans besides some six thousand troops
in this population, almost all unmarried inclOse the
small statement from which extract, for your further
notice The Island in the interior is healthy as the fact
that the births in five years exceeded the deaths by
10 COO will demonstrate. Injudgng OF this Island, IN
REGARD 10 climate through our births and deaths tho
class Of population must be considered viz; the male
white population and the male negro population the one
from Africa the other from Europe without mates aud
Who remain in that state for the greater part.
No news BY the steamer. \ soldier has shot ser
eeant and is 90 be executed soon FRANK
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RHODE ISLAND.
rnlrsr.ali.l stalo CoaZen.loa-In.emperanee. &c:

Vniysrsnlisf state Couvontion-Intemperance, dc.
Corr,. poaoepee Of IRE n Tntune
PROVIDENCE. "Wednesday, May ls 1855.
The Uuiversaist State Convention met in this city to-
dav The Occasional Sermon was delivered by Mr..
Abbott of Pautucket, from Jonah a; TX. The attend
opce was quite large, snd the services listened 10 with
muchint No business was done today the Con-
yeution posponng business matters until Tomorrow
Wben resolutions touching the Maine Law, aud probably
Slavery viii be introduced
This afternoon two children a boy and girl brother
ard sister the former about and the latter probably
wears Of ACC were found in the Park dead DRINK from
what could be learned at the Police Office it seemed
an cider boy in possession of jug of spirits, and
had piled the children with it until he became frightened
atlhcresult and then away, leaving them found
hv the Police What will be the result to the children
canuOt say up the hour of writing the efforts of
physicians to remove the pOisOnwere unayaing 1t was
thought they in a dying state. What argument
10 the opponents of the Maine Law did these Frustrated
children present. as they lay in the sleep that might
know no waking wished, as gazed upon them, that
the sixty and upward respectable men who pettOned
The General Assembly, at the last session. for license
law ON the ground that previous legislation had made
matters instead Obetter could have seen them
an illustration of evil which peeps forth under the
law Of the LAM and also wished that the scklers for
moral suaiun among the law makers could have looked
upon them that they might Judge OfhOw much avail their
theory would be in checking curse which the strong
ann OF legislative enactment cannot arrest i'm all its bear
nns But moral saasOn has been tried aud the license
system has had its test and Notwithstanding the argu-
ments of the and the partial control Of the other
both have been found wanting when compared with the
Maine Law properly carried out.
Judge Curtis will have another opportunity to give an
opinion in relation TO our former liquor law. VIM II.
Greene has commenced suit against the city for the
damage from the seisure of his liquor last a and the
suit comes before the Judge next month at the term of
the Circuit Court in Newport.
1he Temperance Fund, of which spoke in former
letter is progressing finely The friends of the law have
been waiting for the action of the Assembly in relation
10 the appointment of Shers &c, before proceeding
hut having got to the bottom line prepared to
move forward The SheriOf this County has decla red
that he will not serve process under the Maine Law
unless he is Unidentified from damages. 1t is to meet
such cases that the Fund has been raised All will begin
TO 90 ahead powerfully and effectively soon.
Yours, &c., ANTHONY PYsE.
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NORTHERN MICHIGAN.

FLINT, Genesee County, Mich Friday, Nay II 30
As il now certain thar are 70 have ulrold
across Michigan from Port Huron on - Clair River 70
Grand Ilava, Lake Michigan, the line of the North
ern Railroad, which was projected by the state long 2
ldsuryevtd partly. cleared AMI graded 10 connect WIN
the Canada Grand Trunk Road the western terminus OF
which at Port SarDa directly opposite Port Huron
may Dc interesting 10 many OF your readers to KNOW WI"
progress has been made.
In 1884, believe charter was obtained for the purpose
Of completing the Northern Railroad called-athoug
fact il is located geographically the center Oh me
lower PENINSULA, and soon viii BE- N pon OF popni&uyu
but nothing has been done toward building the Road A
ping that the stock had been nearly all taken oy e
persons.
ON the eth inst Convention al Port Huron tor tle
purpose Of promoting the interests OF the Road ana E
then stated by Mr. A. " Hart Of Lapier sho mad o"ne
controlling interest in H. that he had been 70 quebec anu
sold 20 the Grand Trunk Company eleven tw enehs o. G
stock and that If the balance was not iakcn on me ne -
the Road they would take the whole and finish the "Oi
soon as possible. ..
Detroit opposes this Road with s i;s power but must
clear the track, for the r. coming, - u, ~.
Ihr Road viii directly thrsugh the village o. LIZ
the County Town of Genesce Comfy one OF Ins III
counties in the State, and rapidly Sling up 10y the Wy
there has been more land located in the and once o. "a
District the past four years than n any other N inc
States during tha. tine. -, 60.
II you win cast your eye OF nap Of the nl,ed $3.50
you VIII see that this Road when compie'eu VIII W ~
be an airline Road h.r,
In 1850 the population OF the town OF Flint VS. y;
5000 now il Is near 1900, and rapidly inefe@sns,
situated Flint River which Affords gooI Nh Thsre
and drives several saw mills and large nourng NIL =;
is an abundance al fine lumber which y seaoly .s "a
price We have one large s'esm saw NIL ~ a. -.
another goinrup In word Il said BY mos VIZ ~.
travelled over Michigan, that fi S,t,s
any other inland village IN the State -, Cor Tn,
have looked over the list OF Subscribers ior Ae
Tfibrne, and do not, among the whole my M r,r
seller. They are all the bone and sinr~ W IN 0Vu1
Wings W. paterson.
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From the Rio Crnndc.

TIE Brownsville correspondent of THe Cor0as Christi
IT, xas Nl,cc Iaey writing under date OF the ssd ut,
says:
Gen Carvaial and companions continue under arrest in
the military quarters AZ this place aud day has been
N ponted for the examination Of their The gentle
dn 10 lost year his bonds FOR his appe
before the United States Court 20 the chargs of
violating e neutrality laws have Withdrawn their security
a, AN lot aware that his friends have taken any steps
10 renew bis bonds Several of the principle witnesses
against Major NOOn for Reyuost scrap- here 10 Mat
smoros iesdy testify against the ccused IL surmised
that the arrested parties viii be sent to Galveston and you
nav com der III Rcynosa affair death blow to li0us
tensm on The Rio Gfande, nj least ior the pres0nt
b, an act Of the lls Legislature, Patrick e. shannon
rohc body, under the name and style Of the Brownyl3
and Rio Grandc Railroad COMPANY the road % com
neuce from some point tia Liguna Madrff and 10 run
M or down the Rio Grlude the Company may deter
NINE understand that steps beng taken 10 raise the
csuisa and the estimated cost Is $500 0O0 According 81
AM estimate have seen there viii be- net prof OF 3D.
cent or the capital invested, which imagine should be
quite an nducement 10 capitalists.
You msy be asare that durng ex Gov. Prietos brefad
ADMINISTRATION he consented tina the town Of Mer should ln
nex itself 10 the adjoining State of Nueyo Leon, and this
measure which gave much dissatisfaction, has been an
nued by The present egisaure Of iauaupis, which ~
ordered A. was nfomt last evening that body of three
bundr, National Guards be Organized IN MlamOraS and
with an Alcalde from that city march up to Mer and II
need be compel that unruy crowd to again become an M
ttgral portion Of tbs State.
orr oy Is about to be organized again under the new
Charter an at meeting held last evening, h. B Scar
borough Eco Editor of The ADleTicoH Fig, aud Judge
Rice Garland were nominated, the former for Mayor and
the latter for Chief Justice Of Cameron County.
The river IS in fine nayigabie order and trade IS ion
urOyiug
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MEXICO.

Sehor Castillo LaDzss has been appointed Minister to
London and Senior arrainzar NJ present Minister 10
Washington II i said will BE- 20 Rome.
Don Josquin VRsques do Leon has been aPpoated MIN.
ister Of Fouento. thus completing the Cabinet
prnec; fuot 10 farm the revenues, end estAblSh
Ban for their collection and disbursement hut does
obtain much favor. 1t said to be stookobbing oper
alion
appointed By Lombardin to arrange that important er
but has not yet given an indication OF the policy il intends
20 pursue.
construction Of railroad to 1lapam and other public
wCrbS
The Fconei aar is undergoing Judicial Investigation
Gen Arista escorted Vera Cruz by comptny OF
hy Dragons him for that purpose by the Govern
men The papers do not say this st his ownrequest
or not
who gave parole the surrender OF the city Gen Scott
lei said they 10 be subjected "a the penlty Of ths law
bat that Is not stated Several Of the Oh era have
published a card denying that they we're false tn their
country and stating that before the Inspector General Of
the American force they swore TO make upoa them
they could do and for that tey were
subjected 10 persecution and several put ander arrest
new play has been int oduced in the Toatr0 dc Orene
entitled The Yankees in the Valley Of Mexico"
in five acts.
Gen Santa Ana was to have been present at the first
performance but could not attend in consequence OF
press Of business The Minister ut War in his
Ii was received With unbounded applause GcnScett ap
ia said that the foreign legation Of Mexico h4ve re.
cevtd pay for nine months Snor Ceba0s gave oder
on the Custom.uOus- OF Vera Cruz for the payment IF
two ,hirdsOf the dues but they were not obeyed
Tie corps Of rensdiers ofhe Guard is reestabished
The law 1t the aTmv OF lsi1 is also reestshli,bed
On the 3Oth ARRAY took place 10 the jail of the city Of
Mexico the prisoners fighting with knives. Five Of them
we're seriously wounded.
Senior rrancops who had been sent 10 Sonora by the
late Government had returned TO the capital from GdaaL
aiars as no had been provided for his journey from
that place
Adviccs from Chapas state that the invaders OF that
STATE bsd been defeated and had h,d to Thuanspec Gen
Naldonado had resigned. out his resignation not
copied.
News Of the resolution OF tho Legislature OF TamaalpH
calling upon the five Northern States form coalition,
had been received at the capital The Government or%u
says IL would that the people OF Famaupas not
aW ara OF the arrival OF Santa Ana and late events"
The success of the Artean well opened ia Mexico has
stimulated the dese have them in several places Ono
is 20 be- begun in Vera Cruz.
The establishment Of regular mail line between
mort and Vera Cruz has given much satisfaction Mexico.
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..-,,,,e,Ia, f,enoraI Assembly.

BUFFALOt TN slfJt - ~ -.
p...,,verau ri A.-rsnbiy Ny NV, .3a
1ss 81 clerk ibis ~ the rta y. ee
fhrrsh iae "a NV YORK he " drrsior q me -,
~ y A0I m. tex wa. IT ris'i.n s,b 81 Pr srs'
s s tn . IIq, T., ls.il uea. S z e % '
/, Ire 6ft piAoe 5 isieciea culture third ad pit
fsr va Ps .,ss' Eurih c,oic un-ect .rsp .P'' lhs
y e e. DS sSS y Wy sy s5ti SaS5f Gy
alton. A4 - IL Commissioners we're presented,
prsyeF IN -' ose ,,np,ber TO q attendance.
wI1g Ssp q Lane sepiosy - chosen H ss
Soy, w nl.s,1d stated Cisik Dr. Gilbert Permanent
fsefk ~ DIR Cox that Rev Mr Revei, Moderator Of
~ walcepsn ana confidence. passed and the
rslsfvse, 20 R;'nsnprned til A NJ tomorrow.
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Episcopal COMPREHENSIVE Weather.

terssPsE deuce q The n. Z. Tribune
., PHILADELPHIA, Thersdsy May Is, lass
Inc annual session Of the Presbyterian General As
semeiy commenced this morning al the Church at the
corner Of Eighth and Cherry sts
Inc usual religious exercises at the opening Of the
ssssioa we're commenced by Rev. DIR. Spring, who
vn CT iersent prayer TO the Throne Of Grace.
Inc same gentleman aitcrward read the first chapter
~ PALS Epistle to the CoIossians.
Inc services we're continued by singing the 9sth Psalm.
AFTER q second prayer by Rev DR.. Spring, and the
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fatal Accident

PROVIDE nee n ursdsy, Afsy 49, 1853.
-. ,l,,ldreD OF Miriam Barton white az p y in
Two 81 ,~rd near fiilr. mschine shop in Eddy 81
~ lnns1 SEEMING w,Te cru-hed BY pile OF plaoks
lnssos;s hem they Immediately rescaed bat the
tbSg 81 frt Eve years Of age, was dreadiny m4ng-d
grrgs ,say sfferno"n rhe other girl aged eight
- o. ~ IN Ivipg but in . critical state
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Pfrfs as Troy.

tn ~, TLnF8daY. May II, IIIE.
. s.,,a dwellings GA Nail Factory Road we're de-
fosf = - 80 last night Loss about $4,000.
foyse ~ ,e occurred this morning at the bake shop NO
tssu. A. and communicated TO IN sdolmng dwelling
- No. ~ .sss.,,ro,jng H. Loss sbort 81 600.
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osrnLr co1rror.-The Editor of The clerelaad


True Democrat says;
We made a visit % Oberlin Mondly. where we speDt
the day This is a beautiful and thriving Yankee village.
Iii, Known all over the country account OF It's college
II is "a miles from Cleveland on the railroad leading from
Cleveland 10 Toledo In 1885, this spot ali woods;
row h.rei toNn0f 900 Inhabitants besides the stu
dents who number s3J 81 Of whom are females. An i'm.
ureson has obtained somehow that tho proportion OF
colored pupil. is very great They do MOI ia all number
col ard many of them are nearly white. We were struck
with the healthy and robust appearance Of all the students
that we saw -.
Charles O. Fnney President Of the institution eight
Proessors and great number OF teachers as assistants
They are all rorters practical men, who can tura their
hands 10 ANYTHING that Is necessary % be done Pfof BAG
com at work bis farm, with his panaloons 10
side Of boots and otherwise dressed 4rerke, driving MS
wagon These ar the for teachers.
there is no institution Of learning doing 50 much for
Democracy and Humanity as this.
The Edmundson Girls whose history IL 80 tragic, are
raceivuO an education there. They were sent by Mrs
stowe Who pays for their education. They board with
Prof COWles
Mary the older of the two, Is very SICK and fears are
entertained that she will not recover Emiys heath =
GOOD and she possesses the talent and energy that VIII
make her bright scholar
Those who are notfsmlar with the lives OF these young
ladies ere requested to read the sTh chapter OF ne hey
10 Uncle Tom" There is no more touching one inh
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~ le,,er dst.d Pe1sacols. Nay II, says thS the o.
trgs,e Ccun bis bid been docked Ia the ns~ a'Ahsg
DIV dfck thsye on thS: day
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RoiIroRd Delay.

BAL rIMDRE, Thursdsy. May -, 1853
IA train from PhiadePha due here It oci 'ck thi:
l1s AZ not arrive until qurerto 10, owing 70
70 9 ss engine Considerable uneasiness began to bs
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~ Tna Legislative Assembly n NewfcuHdlsnd have
hin hing IN appropriation sor the teirr protec
foof M ht grounds IA the sriis Of Belle iAe during
the approaching snmm<r
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gsr The r ,man Catholic Church Il Whliemsrsb. NJ
the cdss one in the SaisSss destroyed ~ IRE GA San
a., list together iii some s6jopiDg buildings.
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us.,arnr of n eI-s, AGENT.

7
s., kingsley Of this y MI 10 ~ Aga , 20 oe
ssss es, sos Sss D !" h. 'S YIaos 4
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The Canal Tolls.

ALBANY, "Wednesday. May 49, 1853.
a, canal tolls to the IAN Nay have oeen s355,429,
~ .~;rcrease of s3G:02 tho date last year.
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" A Compsny whh caPisI Of sioo9'ov i'fhs
sssb,hs ent Of line Of steamships bst~een ban m'rs
snd Liverpool T. in ccurse Of formation IN bd'm'rs
Their application for charter is before the h%ysad
L.