, 1915-06-12

bryan, Hughes and Str0chah, at Pnlk ROya
London, N. W. Troops had TO bo calico
out to assist the |irelnon.
Advices from Washington state that q
second Note las been received from Ger.
many which declines the United States
suggestion Of a settlement OF the case
OF the civilian r. Frye diplomaticany
without reference to Il Prize Court, and
also asserts that military necessity justified
the sinking Of the vessel. Acouicsconce in
these views by the United States would re-
Ter to a German Prize Court the decision rs
to when military necessity justified the des-
tructIoh OF American property and in what
degree. Ii the Prize Court's decision should
be unsatisfactory, Germany offers to make
an equitable arrangement, that is, she avoids
treaty arrangements. In Washington opiui.
on Tins IS regarded rs unsatisfactory.
a HaVa's Agency despatch from Athens
states that the Allies have resumed the Of
fensiyo at several points on the Ga!IrpoIi
Peninsula since Friday last. The attack
was begun IN the morning by a genera bonn
baldment with the aid of the fleet and a
tlorce Struggle all along the line followed
and Still continues. The squadron is pro
toctln@ the jau ling of fresh troops near
SeddoI Bahr, whore the rest Of the fleet
ctaselessly homborls the inner forts. The
aeroFIanes OF the Allies are continually hying
over the Peninsula discovering enemy DO
sltIons and rIocting the fire Of the fleet
aud the batteries posted before Seddel
Bohr. Prisoners say hat the Turks on
Tuesday expected enhancement from Con
stantInOple.
The Admiralty announces that torpedo
boats 10 and II have been torpedoed and
sunk OF the East Coast. The survivors.
numbering Al, have been brought ashore.
4Aey had each a complement Of 81.
The British steamer "Erbaboldt" has been
torpedoed and sunk off Hurwich, her crew
beng saved. The trawler "Velocity'' suf-
tered a similar fate, her crew landing ut
HariIepool, after 81 hours in n small boat
without food or water, in a terrible state of
exhaustion. The Grimsby steam trawler
Nottingham has been destroyed in the
f,orth Sea by shell fire. her crew being saved,
while the crews Of the British trawlor5 "Qui
VlYe" and "Edward", which vessels have
been sunk, were rescued by a Dutch steamer
and taken into MaassIuis. The trawIer
''Iunisiau" has been torpedoed, and the
schooner "Susonnah' destroyed by a mine
in the Bristol Channel.
AH VIZ ACNARC VI COhAitOL1P h dIAlONllC-
ing the revision of the Governments policy
regarding the treatment of the German
submarine prisoners, as t~elegraphed yester-
day, Mr.. Balfour added "While this does
not change British opinion regarding the
chNrt cter Of the acts in which those persons
are concerned, it should be remembered
that the submarine attacks on lefoncoloss
vessels are not the only violations of the
laws of humanity of which the Germons
are guilty. The Government therefore
thinks that the submarine problem can
not now be isolated and that the geue-
ral question of responsibility should be
reserved until the end Of the war.
New York, June 11th
Flour, Winter Clears per Onrrel r6.40
Meal, Kiludrird per burrel SO IS $50
New Seasons Pork no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork $4,000 $2100
Crystals per 100 lbs. $3.50
N"6"' 80 test Mola9ses Sugar $4.I2
Molasses Eng. laIds. per gaI.
Liverpool Cotton middIing Upland 5 7-20
Exchange, New York &Londou, 80 days sight
nominal.
Exchange New York and London, sight S4.781
London, June 11th.
Dem, Crystals 25s. Cd 28s. 81.
Muscovndo, tiontiuS terms IN
Sugar. bond, on89% nominal 30 quotation.
German beet IS f o. b. no further
sales during the war
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