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to the (second) applicant referred to the deposit of Roubles 150,000 will be given to the Russian Gormment, but that the Gorem- ment will after a time discover that the payment has been made to stifle the Russian line and Roubles 150,000 will be cheerfullyf paid for such a purpose by the English Company.
Mr. Fietzen submits to the Imperial Government that he alone of all the competitors should receive the privilege and that it will be in all ways to the adrantage of the Russian Govern- ment that the Concession be to him. He sarp the high standing, respectability and responsibility of Fimself and of his associates in the matter is known to the Im- perial Government. – He instance his successful establishment of the North Sea and Bactic Sea Lines joining England, Denmark, Sweden, and Russia together and making Russia independent of the Prussian lines He states that he is about. to establish a cea line from Denmark. to the Faroe Islands, - Hestates that hit about to stablook a fee home
to North America which will