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CABLES.

EARLIER CABLES,

(THROUĠM ·RNDTEE'S AGEKOY.}

LONDON, November 8th.

PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMHHR 11mm, 199 THE HONGKONG”. DAILY

SALE OF NEW YORK BONDS.

ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES..

NEW YORK, November 7th."

THE FATE OF AUSTRIA, DISAPPEARANCE FROM KAP

*FORESHADOWED.

SHANGHAI RACES.. "YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.

BRITISH CHAMBERS-OF-

COMMERCE.

WHAT IS A SHIPMENT! RAILWAYS, MAILS, MISSIONS AND CONSORTIUM

“་་་ The following resolutions were carried at the fires ailing of the Conference of the

3 last week.

British Chambers of Commerce at Shanghai

The following were the results of the third days racing of the above meeting:- TRFLYAWAY PLATE-Seven furlongs. Mears, Harry and Joe's Plaything

(Mr Bremner)

(Mr. White) Memes, C. and H. White's Victoris

Time: 1min. 50-1-565- THE GRAND STAND STAges.—Ons mile. Mr. Cire's Waterlight ...(Mr. Moller)

fr. Robson's The Mystery Bird

PABIS, Narimber 8th. As a result of an enquiry into alleged

The likelihood of Austria disappearing THE SITUATION IN IRELAND, irregularities in the State Comptroller's

Uflee, Justice Kernochan has ordered the from the map of Europe is foreshadowed. Rink's. Co-insurance... (Mr. Grokam) PREMIER DESCRIBES. IT A8

Comptroller. Eugene M. Travis, to be by Sir William Goode, President of the REBELLION.

committed before the Grand Jury under Austrian section of the Reparations Com the statute relating to the payment of mission. Sir William Goode, Interviewed fraudulent claims. The Justice based bis by Reuter, stated that the delegates of fading on a payment of two million dollars. aine Powers on his section have presented for New York City Bonds, which were sold a unanimons report to the Reparations to the State at $89), when the market Commission from which it is expected that indicated. He pointed out that conditions price was only $82. The alleged over-pay- the Powers may make the gtave decision neng amounted to $140,000, 0, AFTER THE MISSING LINK

In the House of Commons, Mr. Lloyd George, replying to a suggestion made by Lord Hugh Cecil for the holding of an in- quiry as to whether reprisals in Irelned were committed by authority, said that the Honre bad expressed its opinion alter hear ing both sides, and that be personally was convinced that the men suffering in Ireland * murderous con were men engaged in spiracy.

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Referring to the shooting of a woman, Mr. Lloyd George said that it was one of the unfortunate incidents always happen- ing in war. (Cries of War?'').

Mr. Lloyd George: Certainly, It's rebel- lion, and in every conflict of this kind is nocent people are hit unintentionally,

Replying to Mr. Derlin's allegation that inncerut people had been attacked. Mr. Lloyd George replied that the Government could not tamper with the authorities who were putting down conspiracy, but if Mr. Devlin gave the particulars he would per sonally enquire into the allegations. " IRISH PARLIAMENTS DISCUSSED.

LATER.

When the Home Rule Bill was again in committer, a new Government clause was adopted by 175 votes to 31 providing for, the creation of second chambers for the tyro Irish Parliaments, but leaving the duty of training scheme in this connection to the Irish Parliaments. The Government origin ally proposed to draft the scheme itself and was to-day criticised for evading the task. Sir Edward Carson argued that it was suffoject to provide a second, chamber for! the Southern Parliament only.

Sir L. Worthington Evans declared that uven if the second chambers were not estab ished the Irish Parliaments would continue to function.

A further amenduent was adopted placing the responsibility of providing funds for Irish universities upon the Southern Parlia

ment.

THE PROPOSED AMERICAN EXPEDITION TO CHINA.

NEW YORK, November 7th. The Missing Link Expedition, which is starting for Chiun in February, will also study: aboriginai tribes such as the Lolos, Mosos and Lisos, which are said to be fast. disappearing in China, M. Roy Chap. man Andrews will be the leader of the

Expedition, which will bring back hundreds of thousands of specimens of Asiatic animal and plant life, which will be placed in the proposed million dollar Hall of Asiatic Life in New York:

"U.S. HOUSE OF REPRE-

SENTATIVES.. REPUBLICANS GAIN 61 SEATS.

NEW YORK, November 7th.

the corporate existence of the country has Austria have reached such a point that become practically impossible. Exchange has fallen a thousand points during the last four months, and the pound sterling is quoted at 1,700 crowns. He emphasised that Czecho-Slovakia. Yugo-Slavin and Poland, formerly parts of the Austrína Monarchy, were all agreed thas immediate action was necessary.

CREDITS FOR AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. November 8th.

It is reported that the Allied Austrian

Reparations Commission is recommending $950,000,000 in five instalments spread over the granting to Austria of credits totalling a period from January, 1921, till 1993. ·

LEAGUE OF NATIONS. IMPORTANT SUBJECTS FOR CONSIDERATION:

Paris. November 8th."

The definitely determined composition of the new House of Representatives is asThe provisional agenda of the first session. follows; -----

Republicans".

Democrats

293 138

3

1

of the Assembly of the League of Nations" at Geneva on November 15th includes, the consideration of questions of hygiene, particularly typhus, the control of agree |ments relating to the employment of women This represents a Republican gain of G1 and children industrially, the opium traffic, seats"

independents Socialiste

MANDATE RIGHTS.

the establishment an international court of justice, India's application for repre- THE "HALL OF FAME." :

sentation on the administrative council of New York. November 7th,"

the International Labour Bureau, and the The electors of the Hall of Fame" con-reduction of armamenti nected with New York University have admitted to a place in the hall Mark Twain, "A LEGISLATIVE ABSURDITY:"" James Eads (engineer), Patrick, Henry The Government originally proposed that (patriot),, William Morton (physician), cadidates for election to the Irish Parlia Angust St. Gaudens (sculptor). Rogur ments must take the oath of allegiance bele (founder of Rhode Island) and fore being nominated, but, in consequence Alice Palmer (teacher). of hostility to that proposal, the clause was

dropped, and a new one providing that it FIGHTING IN THE CRIMEA. the number of members validly elected was

less than 50 per cent, or if the number whe ATTEMPT TO CUT OFF WRANGEL

SEBASTOPOL, November 9th. had taken oath of allegiance was less than half, such a Parliament may be dissolved

Very heroo fighting is fluctuatingly pro and its functions placed in the hands of a committer nominated by the Lord Lieuten-gressing northward of the Crimea. The Kolsheviks are endeavouring most strenu Lord Hugh Ceill declared that the clauseously to cut off Wrangel from the penin- sula, at the neck while General Wrangel's was the greatest legislative absurdity ever forces still hold Perekop. A decisive issue

pending. suggested.

Mr. Asquith said that it forcibly illus. trated the farcical character of the South er Parliament. The contingency contem pinted was certain to arise in Bouth Ireland, which would then be reduced to the con. dition of the most backward of our colonies.

+ Crowa

."

LONDON, November 8th.

(Mr. Brand) 9

Time: mins 14 1-5seca. --- THE PARI-MUTUEL CUP.-One mile.

fr. Elkayern's Dunluce..(Mr. Bremner)

Mr. Jeromi's".Tatouillard

(Mr. Dalgleish) rs. Toeg and Gebbay's Churchill Mem

(Mr. Era) (Mr. Heard) 3 Mesars Sky and Hickling's Mazurek

Time: 3ming. 22secs. Taz Jockey Ctr.-One mile and a quarter. Mr. Knight's Father Confessor

(Mr. Knight) Sir Ellis Kadoorie's Hongkong Chief

(Mr. Wingrove) Mr. St. Andrew's Sims (Mr. Eastwood)

Time: 2mins 46 4-35008.

THE BUBBLING. WELL CUP.-One mile and

quarter.

Messrs. Potty and Hayin's Fighting (Mr. Crokam) king

....(Mr. Stewart)

Mr. Renaik's Rouble

3

Mr. Sijer's Scesaplaas,...(Mr. Harper) 3

Time: mins. 44 1-58ecs.

"inile and a quarter. TAE SUB-GRIPPING CONSOLATION CUP.-One

Messrs. Toeg and Lalenca's Nyanza

SECOND DAY'S SESSION.

1. DHINA COMPANIES,

Tast this Conference considers" it desir. able that inquiry, be made into the advis ability of legislation being enacted whereby the word "British" or other word for words of similar import bo appended to. the names of all Chius Companies, present and that the Secretary to the Association or future, following the word limited ? be instructed to institute these inquiries at na early date as possible"

CPPORT OF BRITISH EDUCATIONAL AND MEDICAL MISSION WORK IN CHINA.

9. TABIJT REVISION. "That in view of the importance from

That this Conference. desires to express anatoast standpoint of ensuring the adequate maintenance and development of the view that the additional revenue accru British educational and medical work in ing from any revision of the existing Im China this Conference urges upon British port Duties should be held in trust until

merchants the necessity for unified effort such time as the Chinese Government shots"

have shown itself capable of maintaining order and protecting trade interests throughout the country.

to that end,

"As a mesme of supplying the above prin siple the Conference recommends the adopt

**At the same time it desires to express tion of the following proposals:-

"(1) That the Associated Chambers shall the opinio that when the time for such central committee the work revision shall arise advantage should be entrust to a of formulating propmals for the support of taken of the opportunity so presented to British educational institutions, and hoe press for the reorganization of the whole- pitals in China and of allocating such funds system of taxation of trade in China on the lines suggested in the Association's as may be contributed for the purpose.

“(2) Thas prior to the issue of an appeal letter of April 21st, 1990, and that ng & to members of the Associated Chambers for preliminary and practical step in this contribution towards the above objects the direction, the Chineso Government be press said committee shall submit a statement

showing the amounts which it considers to ed to abolish forthwith the taxation now be urgently needed under each head. to levied by the Chinese Maritime Custom 1gether with proposals as to the basis, ou on, all goods carried from one póro to aa-

which contributions placed at its disposal other in China." should be apportioned.

(Mr. Ezta) Messrs. Cox and Stitt's. Stripei Tiger

(Mr. Dalgleish) Sir Paul's Shanghai Dahlia (Mr. Vida)

Time: mins. 53 4-5sech.. THE CHAMPION SWEEPSTAKES-One mile and

quarter...

3. AIDS TO NAVIGATION.

That in view of the fact that the Hong- "(3) That a central fund be opened at Shanghai into which funds to be placed

diaphones and wireless position Anders as used in Europesa, American and Caba be paid.

4) That in vier of the impossibilitydian waters, and intends shortly to install of dealing in an adequate manner with every these at the approaches to Hongkong har at the disposal of the above committee shall og Government has approved the use of

phase of educational and medical work in bour, this Conference is of opinion that China, the committee's efforts shall be con China through the Maritime Customs should similarly install such sida to navi gcentrated on the following lines:-

(a) The support at British schools gation on the China Const."

giving a high class secondary educa. Further that weather signal, and cable tion to Chinese students.

comminications should also be considered 3

(b) Assistance to British medical mis- in connexion with the wireless position sous in their present financial dif- finders, more especially in view of the re- ficultire, due to unfavourable ex- cent frequent stoppages of the Swator- change rates and other causes which Hongkong Bhanghai telegraph services and threaten to interfero seriously with that a sufficient powerful wireless installa, their philanthropic work in China. tion should be established at Swatow In (3) That certain proportion of the conjunction with one at Hongkong at the fund contributed be set aside as reserve earliest possible moment to provide tele fund from which contributions may be made graphic and wireless communication with for such charitable purposes, diher than Hongkong and other pinces, which is at educational or medical work, as may som present inadequate." pathy and assistance of British merchants in China." VA to have a specially strong claim to the sym

Messrs. Winsome and Hasty's. The

(Mr. Hill) 1. Hawk ....... Messrs, Stephen and Burkill's Bydand

(Mr. Brand) Mesra, Jeromi's Tatouillard

(Mr. Moller) Time: mins. 4174-8cs.

ter.

in the House of Commons, replying to Mr Clynes, Mr. Loyd George said Gor erament did not intend to instruct the THE JESAPTELD CUP.-One mile and a quar British delegates to the forthcoming assem bly of the League of Nations to propose that the right to determine the terms of mandates be reposed in members of the League. The Government thought that the with the terms of the Covenantccordance Sir J. Recy asked could the Assembly at Geneva alter mandates.

Kr, Lloyd George pointed out that nothing could be done except by the unani. mous decision of the Council of the League, which meant nothing could be done without the consent of the Powers concerned. MESOPOTAMIA OPERATIONS. AN INSURGENT LEADER SUR- RENDERS UNCONDITIONALLY.

(Mr. Moller) Mrs, Isabel Meller's Safetylight freers. Brand Bro.'s Doiran (Mr. Hiad) Mr. Robson's Cando (Mr. Brand)

Time: -Emins. 50 1-68ces. THE WAYBIDS Cor-Seven Jurlongs. Mr. Henry Morrie Setchfield

S—RAILWAYE IN CHINA,

4. COPYRIGHT. That in connexion with the resolution passed at the last Conference urging the advisability of instituting Copyright Laws 1 That in view of the inability of the in China this Conference nur desires to principal railways of China to handle satin express the opinion that farther repre- 3 factorily the volume of cargo awaiting trans aceiations should be wildresed to the Chinese port which inability is due in part to Government with a view to securing its ad faults in inorganization and in part to fack hesion to the Union for the Protection of

of material this Association desires to sup. Literary and Artistic Works created under port the efforts of the Railway Authorities tho Convention signed at Berne on Septem ber 8th, 1888, by the Governments of Great

(Mr. Stewart) 1 to

Bill

(Mr. White) 2 Mesers. Gubboy and Hickling's Hupes,

(Mr. Bowe) 3 Mr. Massey's Nights of Old

Time: 1min. 51

FORTHCOMING THEATRICAL

ATTRACTIONS.

THE GERMANS AND THE COAL CONTRIBUTION.

PARIS, November 8th. A Havas message says:

LONDON, November 8th. The German Press is still unwearied in attempting to show that France now has A communique reports continued aerial more coal than she needs. The allegations activity on the Middle Euphrates against are however in absolute contradiction of hostile gatherings south-east of Kufa in The Intran which pilot was wounded. The leader of French official statistics.

grant hears from a reliable source that the insurgent forces and the majority of the WARWICK ENGLISH COMEDY the amount the French Government has sections of the most important tribes in agreed to pay on every ton of German this area surrendered unconditionally on

News is to hand that the now comedy coal for the maintenance of miners is being November 4th. The 53rd, Brigade Column: established and wired control posts around diverted to German propaganda abroad.

Kerbela. The town itself is quiet but company recently formed in London by Mr.

The Euphrates Edgar Warwick, is on its some sniping occurred; FRENCH GOVERNMENT'S

Company sent to relieve the garrison of

PROGRAMME.

PARIS, November 8th.

The clanse was carried by 157 votes to 11: NO FURTHER CONCESSIONS. Replying on the debate, Mr. Bonar Law asked what was the good of suggesting fur ther concessions when 70 Irish members doclared that they were alected to establish a republic and nothing else. The position that the Government took up was that they were prepared to give Ireland the largest measure of self-government which commend. ed itself to the peoples of Britain and Ireland. They had to choose between that and surrendering to the extremists in Mouth Ireland. Nothing had done such

A. Havas message says: harm to a chance of settlement as the

Laterviewed by Le Petit Parisien, the declaration by statesmen in England that French Premier outlined the Government's they were ready to go much farther than any ressonable man in Ireland demanded. Programme for the coming session of Parliament. The programme includes He believed that once the people of Ireland various measures relating to the re realised that Great Britain was in earnest in putting down crime and was not going organization of railways on modern lines, to be driven to new schomes because of restoring the war-stricken districts, im murder, they would realise that the Govern proving sgriculture, and the trade condi- the strengthening of the union with the ment was giving a very generous measuro tions of the French colonial empire, and of self-government. When the Bill wat on the Statuto Book and ready to be carried out there would, he honestly believed, be a new situation created in Ireland, and Bir Donald Maclean said that the dis ession had at least one result. They had now come to one practical and certain con clusion, namely that the Bill was dead.

AMERICAN ENQUIRY INTO OUTRAGES.

Allies,

SLUMP" "IN" EUROPEAN CURRENCIES.

MARKS FIVE A PENNY!

LONDON, November gth. A fresh spasm of weakness has developed in European currencies. The pound closed at New York at $3.35, the lowest since February, which makes the sovereign worth caly 13. d. in New York..

COMPANY.

E

Ad

(1) Improve their organization in reg. Britain, Belgium, France, Germany, Hay-

Tonis," pect of provention of fraud, more ti, Italy, Liberia, Spain, Switzerland and regular running of trains direct bandling of cargo without 5 20891AS AND GERMAN CONCESSIONE AT

HANKOW AND TIENTSIN. to transportation.com-

This Conference views with grave con.

recourge paulen, und (2) Obtain sanction for the expenditure corn the attitude of the Chinese Govern- necessary for the purchase of addment, which, in assuming control of arens tional rolling stocks, the building formerly under foreign jurisdiction, bas deprived Treaty Power nationals of their of more goods sheds and the double rights in regard to the ownership of land tracking of certain sections of the

and Municipal representation. This Con- Linea??

ference accordingly urges upon H. M. 3-BAILWAY STANDARDIZATION.

Government the suppreme importance of "That in view of the vast potentialities safeguarding to the fullest extent the Treaty of railway development in China, and with rights of British subjects residing and special reference to the efforts now being doing business in China and of resisting made by the Chinese Government, with the every esroachment upon these rights. It asistance of an international advisory com further urges upon H. M. Government bere and mitte, to standardize the national railway the absolute necessity of arriving at a system this Conference regards it satisfactory understanding with the Chiness that the interests of British property- Hit arrived on November 4th. Telegraphic will open at the Theatre Royal about the matter of primary importance that British Government as to the future administration communication with Baghdad has been third week in Noveraber, with H. V. engineering and technical skill, as applied of those areas co such terms as will ensure restored The area is quiet. The 75th

should be adequately represented in this

commends this view to Prejudiced and the peace and good order Law Divine," which had long and success country, and

6. DISORDER IN CHINA. AN Brigade column reached Shahrahan on Eamond's delightful modern comedy "The to railway construction and equipment, owners and residents shall be ope fal run at Wyndham's Theatre recently, the careful consideration of manufacturers of the other Concessims fully safeguarded." "That this conference views with grave November 4th.

POLISH OUTLOOK.⠀⠀

Press comments speak most highly of the in the United Kingdom.?!

4-MAIL SERVICE.

alarm the state of unrest and, lawlessness FABIR, November 9th.

talent and splendid staging of the Warwick

That whilst gladly recognising that prevailing in almost every province in The Polish and Lithuanian Governments

there has recently been some improvement China and the prevalence of nachecked have accepted the proposal of the League company's artists and productions, so the

United Kingdom this Conference desires to captined troops are frequently the worst ing season with keen anticipation. of Nations for a plebiscite on Vilna terri-public will look forward to their forthcom in the mail service between China and the piracy and brigardags in which undis. call attention to the fact that it is still offendors. It protests against the utter tory.

H. B. WARING CO.---

subject to frequent delays and is deplorably fallurs of the Chinese authorities to deal there is touring India irregular, and urges the responsible suthe effectively with this deplorable situation and endeavours to bring home to the Chinese- as the finest titice to make every effort to put the service urge H.M. Goverment to use its utmost Government the inevitable effect of such So what is described

o a satisfactory basin.” sa

TELE OGNSORTIUM.

persistent neglect of duty on the trade and English Repertory Company yet soon

B. Waring "That this Conference welcome the for- prosperity of the country and that in the MILAN, November 8th. The Commission meeting here to study there, known as the H.

co-operation in workings which, it beinterested in arranging a comprehensive the question of factory control has dis Company. It is composed of about sixteen mation of the new Consortium and especially meantime every endeavour be made to com Agreed. The omployers and workers will members, headed by such artists as Charles the propoesl to invite Chinese financial bins with other foreiga Powers qually Quatermaine, Jeannette Shorwin and Bita loves will meet the criticism that the new scheme whereby the evil may be mitigated. probably prosent separate reports.

ITALIAN EDITOR KILLED Rigardo. In addition to an exceptionally Consortium only represents foreign insacial 7. OPIUM AND MORPHIA

interesta. That this Conference believes that That this conference welcomes the in- fire company, Mr. Waring has secured a

while China's financial re-establishment lies tention of H.M.Government as evidenced MILAN, November 9th. Signor Carlo Rossi, editor of the Steolo, very varied repertoire of splendid plays, in her own hands and cannot be entirely by the Dangerous Drugs Lot of 1920, to was filled and several injured in the course cluding sorerad of the latest London no effected from without the new Consortium control the traffic in opium, and its deriva. grent extent be sullified unless the Chiscus osses. Just now they are playing six mnd should be of the greatest service to the tives, but fears that these efforts will to

Chiness people and foreign trade.” right woks seasons in the cities; after that

the cultivation. Import or sale of "This Conference is of opinion that in prepared to co-operate effectively in, pro- they leave for Burma, the F.M.S. and the 6-DEFINITION OF THE TERM "SHIPMENT" Government and the Foreign PowerS GEG

venting view of the atmost importance attaching to the drugs in any part of the country'"** Far East."

the standardization of the clauses on bills of lading relating to Shipment, every effort should be made to obtain unanimity. That this Conference deplores the pro- of opinion on the point not only amongst longed delay in Azriving" ab afsatisfacto Chambers of Commerce throughout the decision regarding the extension of Crow East, but also if posible in all countries, Lesson is the British Comelong St. Can With this object in view this Conference on, Hankow and Tientaishich is seri- recommends that a special committee be, only affecting British trade Interests and

ITALIAN LABOUR PROBLEM. EMPLOYERS AND WORKERS

DISAGREE.

LONDON, November 8th. The Foreign Offco has granted pasa -ports to two inhabitants of Balbriggan and Tharles, both scenes of alleged reprisals, to proceed to New York to give evidence before the commission of enquiry into Irish outrages appointed by the New York news action of trade activity in Frano. of a conflict between the Socialists and the paper The Nation

THREAT TO RELEASE LUNATICS.

The continental Exchanges are also de moralised. The frane sharply rose to 88.50 to the pound, this being attributed chiefly to offerings from New York and also re

while. The lire is now 100 to the pound, marks are five a penny

M. C. C. TOUR. SOUTH AUSTRALIA DEFEATED. ADELAIDE, November 8th.

The M.0.0. tram defeated South Aus tralia by an innings and 55 runs.

BRITISH PRISONERS RELEASED FROM BAKU

As a result of the refusal of the Govern ment to pay the customary subsidies to Irish public bodies and not permitting & Government official to audit their accounts, the committee of Ballinasloe, lunatic asylum: masble to meet expenses, has decided to call on the relatives of 1,500 lugation to contri bate to their support. If the result is un- satisfactory, they will discharge the inmates and close the asylum..... NEW DICTATOR OF UKRAINE,

CONSTANTINOPLE, November 8th. Sixty-one British prisoners from Baku, LONDON, November 8th. A telegram received in Berlin from Lem- naval, military and civilian, have arrived berg says General Pablonko, Commander at Tiflis. The British Vice-Consul has in-Chief of the Ukrainians, has been taken stayed on at Baku to collect a few prisoners prisoner, and General Petlura has pro who were authorised to live in the town. claimed himself dictator of the Ukraine and An order bas be given to band over the put himself at the disposal of General Holebovik prisoners to the authorities at

koropadaki

Odessa

Police.

BRITISH COAL MINES IN FULL SWING.

ALL THE MINERS RETURN.

LONDON, November 8th The fears that the thousands of miners

FOREIGN AID FOR THE FAMINE

who voted against the Government pro- posals, especially in Bonth Wales, would

The Waichiaopn on the sth inst, announ rofuse to return to work, bare not materialized, and today work is in fullced that it had received reports that wing throughout the coalfields of the coun the following snus have been collected for appointed by the Amociated British Cham urge H.M. Government to effect so early. try. The railways have also resumed zorial services.

THE ADRIATIC QUESTION..

ROME, November 8th. The Italian and Juga Blavion Ministers have amembled at Santa Marguerita to confer with a view to arriving at an under- stand ng bn the Adriatic question

the Famine Relief Fund

Hydney, New South

Walor Singapore

Honolul

bors of Commerce in China and Hongkong settlement of the important question and consisting of one representallyo of each of further that the forms of this resolution the shipping, banking and merchant be communicated by cable to HM Secre £2,000 190

UNA 9. THE JAMINE interests (wila power to add to their num tury of State for Foreign Affairs." $30,000 (Moz)ber) to inquire into and make recommenda-

That this Conference expresses its deep $4,000 (Mex)ions to this Association on all questions *3,000 (Mex), relating to the term Shipping, alas sympathy with the Chinese people in the

afligting to large un'ares of North' China. An American in Paris has donated Fra. t responsibilities of shipowners in connexion offerings occasioned by the famine now

Nagasaki

10,00

with Bills of Lading."