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The New York herald., 1863-04-23

MEssRs RICHARDSON, srEscE AND cos CIRCULAR
Cor1ou-rhs market has bscn a. ie. bai very steady
price indeed n the early part Of abe week the MD
ding quaiiti d clean American and the better grades
Surats wcfo dearer but 10 day tier is s5 tone ap"it
the market and cases rsuher lower rates nave
Deoii accepted The lotatious are:Midlirg ufleh
z25sd. per Ioand Mobile, 22l per pourd upiands y a
per ponnd IN Mancheaor bLsiess at Last s gctinf ino
sound state old stock ae aDost entirely worked on,
and producers ROW viii not seli except at renuuertivs
prices ana although TITO demand uot large ~ - yet
suihoiehS " IlNe OIL tho present productru-
b.sSAnrfss With lue weather and coneifeable trri-
vas tho trade has ruled duil FOR all articles on usdsy
wheat met very limited sale barely the prices o no
prcvi@ls Friday. Flour neglected Indian Gro IA
SNAIL demand and rather easier AT todly market
bnslbess done 10 wheat not large, but icos were
pretty steady Flour again sl" OF sn NJ ior
NOR rates Indian freely offered aud anet We quote
wheal-ked Western, 9s. o. 3D. for Chicago and MI
waukee ss 81. 9s. Sd. for winter Solthcrn o. sd.
9s. 3D. white Western los los 3D.. Southern, los I'D
Extra sas Ss sxrs iCs Sbd Sa per as 10 peg 9s
lbs Indian eorn-Mxed 38s. :ss. Sd yeHow, 2ss. ji.;
white, 29s. I'd. 3is. por 4s0 lbs
fROiEnssReef, under arrivals, has declined 2s I'd.
per uef,e, with moderate sales. Porkfe new Eastern
steaoy, nut Old Western neglected Bacon contince m
fair request but, berg freely offered prices SUI r
regular and lower We auo,e.-Cunboriand cut 25s 4
26s long rib, 27s long clear 2Ss 2ss. 81. short rib,
2s. "a 2Ss short clear, 2ss. Cd 3os per cwt The
quotatons ars Tor sweot meat but large quantity ~
TAINTED now pressing On the market, can be had Gt re-
uuctun u A. Us per Cwt from these rates Cheese IA
lgh STOCK and hrm. Lard in good demand, hut the
MrTvaH arc neavy pros, 49,. ,.saxer Tue sas
reach 500 tons chiefly at 36s Cd. FOR ane quality.
hisoEIAMots -Talow moderate request but, tho
supply beng large prices again rather easier. We
quote 40s q 42s for fine North American. Qucrctron
bark steady a. So. id for Philadelphia and 6s Cd IS.
for Baltimore Rosn dull at 26s. for American.
SeedsC0 eseed in large supply and irreguar In price,
with very little business For good quality 34s has been
acccpcd 36s Tor Tine new, and 3ls for yearing. Petro
lermRenncd In good inquiry at Is Sd per gallon crude
lower; Pennsylvan selling at ell los per Spirits Of
petroleum ssils at ls 3D. ls I'd in hbs and 10 Cd in
cases per gallon.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 11-Evening.
Cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales to-day 1000 baes
including 800 bales to spectators and exporters
Breadstl1s heavy and tending downward.
Provisions dG and declining. Bacon active, at low
rates. petroleum 0rmer Sales of refined at Is 3D. L. 3D.
HAvRK, April 0. 1868.
The cotton market is quiet but Arm. sales of the week
5000 bales New Orleans tres ordinai.c, 2S0:, bas,
27Sf. Stock 80, 600 bales.
PARIS, April II, 1863
The Boursc closes firm at 7OC. 2Oc for the rentes.
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The English Turf.
ANOTHER AMERICAN HORSE

ANOTHER AMERICAN HORSE AT NEWMARKET.
NEwxsRKsT CouRsE, AYut s.-Free Handicap sweep
stakes OF Is sovs EACH 10 IT, for three year olds win.
ners extra Last half of X. NJ. subs. Tho highest
weight accepting being 7st 10b has been raised TO
sst. 12b., and the others In proportion.
Mr. X. len Broecks Santhsi, by Longbow, 7st. LIB.
fWunamI
Mr.. y. Barnes ch. {. by West AsstraIian-Para ost.
Glib. a. Woodhouse).
Lord fortsmouths Mrs. Trimmer, sst lib. Drew.
Mr.. Epanstones Nebula, 7st. lob. (Brewtey)
Betting-Five 10 two each against Mrs Trimmer and
santhai, and three TO one against Para FLY
An excellent start Effected at the first attempt.
Mrs. Trimmer, in company with the Para My and No
bula, got away together, with Santha IN their rear. In
which way they ran into the Abingdon mile bottom
where the Para ny for strike two rcd IN sd-
vance. but ia way up the hi sau thai wih rush
and joined the front and won uer 1ne BY bead
three lengths sspafa'ing the second snd third Ne5ua
was bad fQQrth. - -
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fnE PRIZE STEAMER pETERHoFF.
The Mail Seized ON Board Is Delivered
Up to the British Consul.
uNlSsp STATES DISTINCT COURT.

Up to the British CONSUL.
uHisgsp STATES DISTINCT COURT.
Be;crs Hon. Judge Belts.
Apyu 22The United Stats rs The Prize Steamer Peter
A0At tho sitting Of the Court this morning Judge Belts
rendered an oral decision the motion Of the United
states District Attorney ss Ia eve ~ sr'isn
Ga q hef MajestyS Consul at thic port He revic~sa
the facts Of the case and concluded by making tho fol-
lowing order
On nling proofs the Attorney Of the United States
NOV Court that he have leave TO withdraw rom inc
custody The mail bag Of the British ovsrnmens,
by vessel OF war OF the United statos
with the above vessel aud board OF her. Tor trans
mission from the port Of London England, TO Maamoros
Mexico Mr. Upton OF counsel for the cators having
heard opposition 10 the motion II " considered oy
the Court that the United States Attorney by law
officially Of suits presented by the United states
p the frize Court and has thereby authority at his DIS
creton TO offer withhold from the consideration or
the any particulars of testimony relative 20 prize
suit In prosecution Court under his direction where
Is ordered that the aforesaid mail bag be Delivered
he United States Attorney out OF the custody OF the
Court ~ be by him dsposed Of conformaby TO the IN
structions OF the government Of the United states.
The District Attorney In pursuance OF the above order
turned round TO Mr. Archibald her British Majestys Con-
sui (who in Court and saidThese mails are given
into my custody by tho order Of tho Court, and shall
hand them TO you, SIR TO dispose Of In the proper
wayr
Archibald rose and said that be accepted the msh
under those conditions, and would dispose OF them &C
cording 10 the directions of her Malastys Minister.
The proceedings against the e and cargo we're sns
pended Tor the present In the meantime the evidcpct
taken by the Prize Commissioners M prparatoTo was Or
dered ~ be opened
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
THE REVOLUTION IN POLAND.
Important Diplomatic Action.

The London Times announces that dispatches for g.
Petersburg were sent on the 10Th inst from LONDON
Paris Vienna with instructions 10 the representatives
OF Great Britain France and Austria at that city read
those dispatches TO Prince Gor,chakoG and deliver
copies Of them.
They are couchsd In friendly terms bte al oonrey
teIlistbls ,carniag 10 TIE RuAlun government
The Russian government, on their side. have sent
General Berg TO warsaw 70 supcrsede re Grand Duke
Constantine. yIsor without cruelty ;ad 70 eo.As
The LOndon f.ma adds that tho Polish rebellion no.
pears 70 thc strength and resources from despair and
fresh condolences al the very moment when cold cal
culatons based the ordinary Ut ordinary wars
would have led suppose that nothing renamed but
abiect and complete subinisson
The London 7ass has hopes Of nmeliora,on In the
policy Of Russia towards Poland, owing the internal
condition Of the Russan empire.
vienna despatch of Arril 10 says:-The Emperor
Napoleon has asked government q Turin whether in
u certain cvenuates Italy would be prepared 10
act as an armed any win sxty thousand men IN the
declaring that 1e would pledge himself be ready WITH
the requisite ftrcs al the shortest notice.
Crscow telcy OF April ys.-;eneral Berg has
arrived 10 warsaw and received by tho oihcers Of
the army The General. 10 the name OF the Em yeror
Il Is probsbIe that tho Grand Duke Constantine and
Count WieoIsd will leave Warsaw.
The iusurrectiOn spresdrg in Jsh.snia Tho peasants
are burning the scbisratic churches
Rumors are current thai the guards from Tzarskoe eo
are ou the march 70 Lhuania The bands of insurgents
Sun irectionsry forces ths district Of Kaeh have been
largely Increased
and late Chief Of Langewczs STAFF arr.stsd here
The Neyd Ds,rA< zals.s. q Berlin Publishes ,cl..
gram on, Paris announcing that intelligence had been
received That the entire Russian army about 70 be
he same telegram ssscr,. that Baron he p1ss.,, N.
Russian Ambassador In Paris, Informed By his sov.
ernmcnt that The Increase Of tho my become nsces
| had q a def
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

WIvW WutpFU aHFIhi ApfH 70 .
An order 70 Tie OIL lns effect has been issoi 70 tho
pcstmasteD tb,ocghout Kentucky-
LEIroros, April -, 1858.
10 his' pcsrsAsTm CoHNGToN-
rou will hereafter desir0y al copies ~ The CiucinnNi
E,lgsfrev that may cme into your once GA VII DO
held Die ior the faithful fu6ncnt o. ths order
By order OF General y. y. WILCOX.
tolfIxs, Adiutart
We have also been informed that the military hgthori
tics of Covipgton and aewpor have stationed guards a.
the ferry andnr prevent carriers and neSshoJa ron
landing at tbs Iaccs with The Ea1uT1 IN thtir
The New York herald., 1863-04-23


dublin (April s. correspondence of Lonisn Post
Tho FresDGns Journal has the authority Of the United,
ftstes Consul here for conEadctng In the ephaic
terms the statements current ooncernng the enl
a. rishmen for the federal service These statem-nts
10 added, have proved rather inconv enient ~ the
consuls and deputy vice consus Of the Washington Ca
binet. They have boca i'crhly beseccd by persons
who are anxious 70 swell the federal ranks" This
contradiction must bs taksu FOR what 10 IA worth.
H. is not likely that the federal sorsfnment,
N carrying out such system Of recruit.
nent would nvoyo s recocrizcd onical. in ireland By
connecting them 10 any way with H. Agents Instructed
70 mx quietly among tho people would be enirusiec with
The duty. No explanation offered either b. the Fre.
man or ts eorrespondent u the reasou vhy so many
able bodicd leaving this country for America ist
- he harvest operations are 10 full force and emroy
ns1i say Obtained How, too, have these emIgrabt
procured their p~ssags oasy they obi sed 70 qnu
szeSss hss 80 IN thsye % 20 dpt The Cork apa galway
The New York herald., 1863-04-23


From tho Manchester Guardian tcity sfele) April II
Althourh the influx of gold continues on large scale
the frnis have been rather heavy to-day nrday) and
have ciosed at fractional decline Consols Ter nouey
have led between w g2L and the hnal price
s2N exactly. For the 9Th MAY the last quotation
92I p2's.
The growing ease In the money market has I'D 10 q
further recovery IN exchcquer bs which at 3s
discount 90 par.
ABOUT fieso 900 in bar gold vss aken to the bank 10
day.
The oout,pentu exchanges this Afternoon we're steady
~ the rstcs. .of last post
III. market for foreign securities has had tendency -
fstness but the Confederate has bven exception
tno price throughout the day bsvLs been steady at
J, premium, or Y per eeGt higher than yesterday.
The railway market has been dun al barely former
prices.
Consois money S2S se2x consols, sccoant, 7th May,
e1s. F2I c0nspis. new thrcee, pf ~ bank stck
l3 Z5s indian Ian, l0s,s iO9jS cxcbeIser bls
die. q par
lBy Bsctrr Tesgrsph1
Consols closed sfer OFT al hours, at 0st 92Tf Do.
vcrs fat, 2A sSjs; Corfedsrates, a ~ premium.
Illinois, ~ a 4s. Esie, ,lTk. Great hasterr, iJNcr.
T. yfox, Aprtl ii--Evening.
consols, for money, sox szs Ere shares, 81 ss.
Illinois Cen,rais, ~ . 4s srcoun,
THE PArt4 rDtTy.
AVS. ARD 1f--370 p. NJ
The Dorse har beea rfm Reniss slossd a. a. o. az
bl,iCg ihsn yesterday,
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
o.. LAKE Prov,a.ne. Correspondence.


N,gyo sezta0-rD R>gtn>ais f1,rsiae-Asaey Of E.A--
Sfe,A II ~ LVs Of cDion>i Khncs. -.
nesting q bers1s took pisos this ss,ernoou fo- iEs
partas of hearing q ss orgsn satos "
q negro brlaais 10 tnh viclnny.
Tbe fofmsiiau of regiments, three q whkh arc m
p,ogrcss rapidly goinx Oeoefs bssiiy sugsvei
n fecralns, AID with none degree q suooss.
mg toe obect n %, yet thoroughly gDccrsooi ~ ts
goes 10 other parts q ths stats "A gsoysSiy
understood thnk there win be applications kaa
ths 0foers have rosrn fot
~ the thfee reg nsnt. raising ,nd ihs ros.css
U The nrti feginsri give tbs spocai or3e" o-sgtts
IN The others fnertly t.ss 0.tr * " grce1
oRoAsfxtTo~ 11ra 's,rn,us fofsf ~ Esl-Eaaf
Nf-tiai Ogstv,
IsFE FtownEscx, Ia. frffi n tscs.
Tho 'oiiovlrg o'teers, snfanFg5ss f.. a-l 50
~ 49, ~ L5crt,e1 a. lss oaosfs tby h,h reg.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
Fatal Disaster I'm new Bedford uarbor.
TWO LADIES AND rgREE cuiLDfas DROWNED.

NkW btDFOHII hpfH ~, I1I3
Two sisters named Mrs. Rowe and Mrs Rogers together
with three children drowned this Afternoon while
q sailing excursion the bay child u of tho
ladies' fell overheard aud gentleman Jumped In "
H. whom the whole party rushed to side Of tho boat.
which capsized throwing them all into tho water Two
ladies' and gentleman were saved The bodies of Mrs.
Rowe Mrs Rogers and one child have been recovered,
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
,apsars OF Ano,h.s rdzs.

The BriSh prizs sisAme Ceusds, ~ DIGe. Astiey
rasssr wn. no1ioA. I'm AsrAs. Y. v. srVs1 ~ sAs
to-, ysyt-dsy Tns C-srSss sss osy.sr.d 90 The ix5
nst 81 arf jsissj ~ 30 utns4 states gsslssg vsu
ssfbit sl,sr csass several hosra The ssrpsss Csc
trsd 70 csuiefpc r. e., ara % arriving - ihss p,.;S
.ad Esi.rl " e.s,1 tesssssd, vss On ksr m.ss "a
xass.s ~1sa eay,rl sas n 100 sasrcc ass sny
.o.s sss baii. ,,r Iso4is a. 10, buasseS sa1 nay
i.,is rsr., sfs hs cargo q sanpo~css ssd military
so e. uer e;-sass. 'ss-s sss V n ifo~ nsssss,
bes.g 70 ~. Joan, y. o. --.T,~>
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

THy sTApr THArn.-A performance will be- given at
the stadt theatre this evening FOR the benefit Of Francis
Meyer, prompter. Madame Mcthua scheier will appear
in the German comedy ''The Lyreman and hts Foster
Child" with songs. Mr. Meyer Is worthy man and
really needs . benefit
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
oyrrsAl ospss-ro "a

NsN NoNA CIV. AIffi 4, iSA 1
of TIE fesp-rFr frtartulrata n
command vii tfoatty forward ty tree tssq sfeFa "a
The a o. al Ne ofrefa usrtrI
with their dearHeGts sbi~e 70 thflf qffefs Az eharr
that have ooenrrrd mouth vii -
and when snfh eLaNsff made 10 with sra
tne nufubef aud = order and sbfnc~ enanaf
will ~ stasd In nse fsry staG olcer 1aiy
within the limits q this eefari,nsnt vh RPM ~ ~rag
sr-fAed shove " thsse headQIaftrs GtAtng
mnand ~ Naflr yftefai WOOL
&. T. CHnfstxssrs. MAlor and A3s fessfp y AeiiaE A
sisant Adlutant UsrrrM
Hereafter no earee q abssnoo win Ne ErreS - any
oGcsf IN We Dep1rtueft - 80 kapt uit wt tff s~si
Ar fatr Alsl \ q cimmasding o'teIti ~ b. asgfs
va srl ggi-.n a its c4ss.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
Depa rtment OF TN. .East-Importast seas-
Order.

Several general orders have been Nsnsd q Ate from
Tho Department q ths Captain w. g. Raols sni
Captain j. c. Anderted both of the United states Army
hav. been detsed 70 the star = General wool Tho fol
lowing important order has also tee gnf W The neaia
of the several departments sl tno caaa.ai4d
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
The Prize Ring.
TIE MATCH BETWEEN HEESAs AND KING.

lttom the London Post, April 10.
faet nisht thSe waz great gathering Of the patrons Of
the nobe ~ self defence at the George aud Drag
Beech street. Parbcln. q business meeting, aad
$50 side staked earnest OF the forthcoming
ngn, between Hcenan and King Much interest appears
20 be excited IN the event.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
The Federal Agencies I'm England.


.. . As the government at Washington appears
closely the proceedings " absolute Powers
home It has also adopted ihsr system of vigilance and
detection abroad Tbs republic has fallen In with II with
such extreme facility that II seems almost natural pro
duct " the soil. There is not much evidence yet that
The skill NJ the host o agents of the federation
equal their readiness. Witness the case OF the
japan. But hey obound ng "a. There are
copspisie agencies Na dG a, saoe rs Yinianos
Csmnii,ses and Propaganda for N@Aern osin,oa
all the senporfs and great manufacturing tosc7as.
n win surprise many Of solid, business mon,
merchants and bankers 70 hear they tho objects
continual and observation any suspected Pole
red republican VINO disturbed the repose OF a
Master Iegons from the vicinity OF Leicester square
In the recent discussion In the loee cf Commons
Che proceeaings c2pneced with tno Alabama, Mr. Laird
gave slight tketch 81 the sSity Of the federal agents
ampnniion on account Of the federal goyernpent aud
mentioned the rases of the firms through wnom they
bad been exported He added the that the yard
sfkenheed IN which the Alabama built had for long
period been constantly watched by American detectives
and that some of the persons connected with the
establishment had been constantly dogged followed
by members of this secret poc that they mirht be de
scrbed az goTs The result rather .oihiy nroyed
the useessness OF the vigilance but the sysem h st In
ful vigvr The description by Mr. laird has since
been confirmed, with considerable additions n sos CON.
nuncaons sent 10 Liverpool journal may be re- Ell on
Thy arc published as can of the tactics N the
federal government and It's adberonts IN this country
They ilterate enough 10 be genuine aud contain
some discrepancies of opinion that Indicate the vor IN
dinefeut hands Aud tho details are authentic they
mako fun OF against the construction OF the t,ab,
ma leaving heavy balance Of advantage OF the .a,,a
kind on the federal side.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

The French government has demanded that North sa
voy should be constituted free district with regard 10
CUSTOMS The negotiations between Switzerland and
France concerning the conclusion OF commercial treaty
y,iil prODably be broken
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

coprsu,axv. Anil N. 1919.

tOPKsntGKN, ApriI ii, 1873.
Prince Christian with his family arrived here at twelve
O'Clock to-day. The royal travellers received At tho
railway station by almost all the ministers aud large
number q the principal personages Of the city.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
Musical.

" DON GIOVANNI AT THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY -
MUSIC.
To night the German Opera troupe, under the able d.
recton Of Mr. Anschu,z give the opera Dn Giovanni"
tho Brooklyn Academy OF Music. Tn. ArfD Socisty
will lend their valuable aid towards rendering the cho
ruses effective.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
usven s,ns on hoard she y . splendid model, ana Was
kuils bv Henry Brothers, at D1mbarton.


No steamer named the Japan Virginia was lifted out
A (reepock Of China the Confederate govern
ment. We understand, however, that steamer was
buiIt by an eminent lhpoading nrn In Dumbsrson,
which was first named the Japan but was afterwards re-
chrstened the Virginia he japan, alias Virginia, was
very 1no steamer OF about hundred tors DurEe
and htted it'll engines oil two hundred and n!ty
horses power. She launched on the 10Th o: January
reported when sho lett the clyde shc had forty
peAiers on board, constructing magazEe all OF whom
retained by the tug which towed her out The
order to seize her Saturday, the day after sne
sailed AS Sbc entered for China very few people
suspected thai she hid any other destination.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
The Estusntsx vsiuss.srs.
frw tishTB Afr rosr sre'sr~r 10 prlET pon
r -@ Eckk on vstpAy

S-sAsf, fwf .. ivc.
Tss nssb rsxis.,r, gisis vs,stls~fs fs 100 ys.rS
ftgss.ss). vH,e r1c~-es ga osts serves " swF0w
Al 80 sss The asAG@ q, Agss a~x f~ New rsx
90 SraSy.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
Investigation Respecting the Fitting Out
OF the Alabama.

From the London star, April 10
Our Liverpool correspondents have ncafa on very Sood
authority that the government, fading that there nas
pee fet deal oi careossness evinced on tho part
The Customs LGthoes ut Liverpool in roference 70 te
5uig add equipment oil vessels Tor the
government and especially In the cass OF the Aa
tarse and her dcpar from Liverpool without clear
have for the few days been holding an invest
seton respecting the sailing Of that famous cruiser from
}he NeTsey ana the efforts which were made prevent
her ftop, doing SO,
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

Setion respecting the sailing of famous cruiser from
" '''p' '0'DS So
from TIE Lsndon Times, April Ill
SiLee Thdsdsy afsrhoon nothing has taken place OF
public rels.s to the government seizure Of the
boarded by tho Custom HOUSE, officers tho vessel had been
anS, Sy ns be
sssses o. lus were PURSUED as u nothing mn had taken
Sato and some progress was mate with tho fitting OF her
sns!nes ALout iour o'clock on thursday, however the
= hoose au.nornes gave ms. Notions tnat 'he work
ysoa De DC Stopped mat me workmep eaye the
-.-S~ by The workmen, who did not
rerh tho idea cf being sent shore. Mr. Miller, how
esng at and was appealed to- On hIs request tho
wsro . in esession Of tbs vessel and yesterday after
noon Of thQ might be seen avsrsing the deck in
ths undisouted So ScreigIty VI possession.
The Other Guu~onts at Latrd2s Yard.
sase uss'. n1 arSs or Brrephead relative 70
Two pnhoots alleged 10 be bldns al their establishment
e me ha. thew wers being ba for Se
tmueror Of China II. -
r. ra r . 1mM OniIlormin. . . A.
,G S"as ~ ,,hs % r Asa,ns. an article .ne
a..h a,nses " % ms'hNc anu uecnsive ,he"s.cs
1'Ig I'm 80 80 ,, o. ~ n.. 81 .., ra @ 'I" III rn, 40
& We nave !'sns 70 compa .. aeiences NJ .amotnm,
tes wgoht M)mciions issued from the Co@-
Fei Ouea " canada Calling on the cana
anns, D. any cost anu without DENY, 10 rase
lNfge mlllA force: Tee Coon.ei secretary even sug-
Ee bAt the revena6 OF Canaaa snouid oc Ye
ysars Ia advance for this purpose Afefcahs 50
fer awaro hayo offered no Complaint and made
no inquiry US 70 our ntentQCs have we the smallest
grounds Tor complaining Ok the measures OF defence WHICH
OF the federal States may think proler and
sasy 70 adopt.
- sv.-.
Inc Eixc HI ado and ExAauslfou Of the
Rrhcis
The I0ndcn Moruno icu tcnn arks that tho American
hlockadc il the on ~ eci&nt mle nv which tho North
nov co rrea On the VIZ h,s ~. n.o,;y,m. Josss n in
e hore 10 consider Sc,o iono 81, n ,ots of mnrfare Z Do
,-.avys " -
The Now vork corrcsonacr, of the ou,lop Mems expa
,h rnon Tho cyhans,on o the rcbe resources
ana she of the North upder the circun
-, ..sa the v.re,. a tho last
-S,v ~ ~
chairman being convnycd from Barbadocs by her
Naesty's ships. md remarks. "If the
West India station 0y receive general instructions
convoy all British essels engaged in legitimate trade