The New York herald., 1863-11-16
The Efforts OF De Leon to Stop
Irish Recruiting.
Trouble Between Major IIuSc and the Mercan-
tile Trading Company About Saltpetrs.
The Lord Mayor Of London and
Rebel Blockade Runners.
The Yankees to be Scared Out Of the Pa
cific and Then Out of the Atlantic,
&s., &s.. ks.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II. 1868.

WAsHISGroS, Nov Ia, 1868.
The following pnpers among the dispatches, sc.
recently CAPTURED board the blockade R. Lee
Cornuoia Ella Annie OF Wilmington, N. C. They
important aud Interesting
MKMoRANDUa OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN MAJOR HUsE
AND THE MERCANrILE TRADISG COMPANY, LIMITED.
No. aLpERmAN's WALK,
IoyDoN. July %, 1863
No. l. ESQ 600 advance be made Major Huse the
purchase OF goods This amount 10 be extended TO $500
0o but not exceeding at any one time oustand
ing. except by subsequent arrangement
No. . (frased
No 3. The shipment to be made from this country by
the company via Rermudr, Nassau or Havana " re.
CURED by Major iuse, several cargoes to be delivered
at Matamoros.
amount OF each shipment as takes place, with the
charges added 10 the Invoice.
No Th the Confederate government have two thirds
cargo space In each vessel the company one third each
way
tire ship from risk value declared on safg g. r
ducing value after four months by len per cent each
ago
EriaDd into the coniedcracy payable In cotton al Sd.
Per pound sterling, {. o. b.
No. 8 That the steamer be approved by Major Huse
between the neutral port and the confederacy.
No Q. The captains OF the be approved by
Major Huse. Pilots to be approved by the Confederate
No. 10. That the cotton received from the Confederate
States be consigned to tho comuanys agency In Liver
pool who WILL upon the payment OF EGO per ton freight,
render account sales deducng tho acceptance given by
Major Huse That the compsny charge tho usual com.
No. II. That the company charge twenty per cent on
the advance
is understood that this agreement s entered into by
the Mercantile Trading Company limited by Edgar j..
Sringer managing director and Major Huse, in behalf
OF the Confederate government the further details 20 be
arrangeo next week. EDGAR p. STRINGER,
CALEB HuSE
JULY %, lSC3.-Winess, W. H. PRATT.
CALEB HusE TO Z. P. srRiyGEa, MANAGING DTREo-
TOR OF THE LONDON MERCANTILE TRADING COM
PANY.
II JERMYN STREET, LONDON. July 81. 1863
Mercantile Trading Company l. y. STRNGER, banag ing
Director, No Alderman Walk, London
beg TO inform you that have this day handed Ia
Messrs Curtiss Harvey two drafts (at sight you
follows
August 3 for fl0 900.
August Tor f1O 900.
for, say five hundred tons saperc purchased by them
per your agreement with Your obcdient servant
CALEB HtSE.
EDGAR p. sTRISGEa TO COL. CHAs. Il. THORNTON.
No. ALrrRMAN's WALK j.. C.,
LONDON, Oct. 3, 1868. !
Col CHAs THoRBrRN:--
DEAR srR--Herewith hand you ten certificates. OF
81 900 each OF the shares OF this Company, Nos So 90
p o. 3d. "a, 95, 96 81 49, amounting In all to fIO COZ
part G25 0O0 which enirust 20 your care for the
object enabling you avail thu privilege granted you
by this company, under the arrangement existing be
tween
II 10 understood you only to issue these shares
rcmttng In sterling fl 900 for each and
cvery share issued otherwise they be 1rncd
to US cancellation and this be done NJ the exp
ration OF month after your arrival In the Confederate
States Very truly, EDGAR p. SrRINGER,
Managing Director Mercantile Trade Co., limited