New Britain herald., 1915-06-25

Ashington. snne 25.-United
 es government officials today had
 sr consideration in sconnectlo,l
 the new American note to Great
 ain Concerning delays to neutral
 nsrce the latest British memor.
 1m on the subject. N he British note, which was pub- Red today here and in London3 ex- ng m detail measures taken by
 British government to minimize 1yenfences to neutral comm cree Ter the order in council. The claim nude. however, that American clt- hs have no just grounds for com .
 pt on account of the treatment
 kded their cargoes.
 r Principles Not Answered.
 he United States, in its comm un- to1 now In course of preparation,
 renew its protest of March k9nst the principles in the order in RnciL The British memorandum Ees no attempt to answer the prin-
 s, asserted in the note of that he American note probably will re- to the British mem orandum, but Nas ssaid today. that the manner of (Drctng the order in council would be treated as relevant to tn, [gttcn at isaue--whether' there |; warrant In international law for
 Mowers that Great Britain and
 Galies have assumed to exericse
 tho commerce of the world
 Emphasizes Various F,avors.
 brief. the British memorandum hasiEes the various favors shown
 wners of .cargoes sent al
 H the United States; says that 1Sh ofacials have acted with the ost dispatch in showing in every fseuch consideration for neutrals piGht be compatible with the. ob- Nh view to prevent vessels from y1ng goods for or coming from euemies' territory and points out ke&xnest desire of Great Britain |e1nove all cause of unavoidable de- lin dealing with American car
 and vessels detained.
 Text of Memorandum.
 Blowing is the text of the mem.
 dum as transmitted by Ambass-
 Page: kh6 American ambassador at Lon-8. to the secretary of state ad
 |4 A ,.r..,.f,,,, u,,,ta..xy
 London, June 22, 1915. kfprd Crewe, in charge of Foreign Ee during Sir. Edward Grey's tenn |6ry sentence, just handed , nie Tinted memorandum dated June Tt IS not an answer to tn prin 5 set forth in the note transuaits lin youf 134s, of March 30,as but. .ely an explanation of concrete s' aud the regulations under which ,. R are dealt with. Foreign office lies to arrange for simultaneous rication here and Tn Washington I kntng of 25th inst Please tele- ph if this date is satisfactory. reads as follows: -:
 His majesty's government
 on va ripus occasions, and snot- ] E m the. communications which E nd dressed to the United States b&ssador on the fifteenth of March
 GiVen assurances to the United tes government that they wouli < <e}i It their first aim to minimize ;: lnconvenience which must inevit- be caused to neutral commerce h the existence of state of war sea, and Tn particular, from the Isuees taken by the allied govern ntssffor the restriction of the en- es oversea trade. in view of the sesentation and complaints mads 1BfS department! by the ambassa- from time to time as to the pc <r hardships alleged to have been |nsly Inflicted on American trade ks1{ipping by the operation of those ksures,. his majesty's government lre to offer the following obser- E61is respecting the manner in |ch they have consistently en- rarsd to give practical effect eto | assurances.
 It will be recalled that, at the
 Snf when his majesty's govern 1k announced their measures |nat enemy commerce; they de-. $d Their intention to refrain alto {<.vs f,4-. fI7o cvcrpiSo of fhp r.ipht