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ces. four thousand 6ve hundred dciiass,
having qeen actually engaged IN si''ihs y"
the reference only nineteen DAYS.


Since the publication ofthe above pampni-
let, another has made its appearance ehlr
tied "a report of the Evidence and Reasons
OF the Award between Johannis uranus,
and Andrew Luriottis, Greek Deputies O.,
the one part and lie Roy, Bayard & Go. an, q
G.. G. & S. Rowland. of the other part.
This pamphlet is signed by the arbitrators'
and is elaborately written, but denies none
of the material facts above stated. 1t IS ad-
mitted that seven hundred and titty thous-
and dollars were rcmitted to this country py
the deputies, for building two or more YES
sells of war, and that by the award the
Greeks received for this sum but one frlgate,
worth, perhaps. two hundred and thirty
three thousand dollars, but which cost the
whole S750,000. 1t is admitted that the
two commercial houses were allowed ten
per cent. on the expenditure OF the sum OF
S75o,0OO. 1t was admitted also, that Cap
tain Chauncey was paid S11,860 for his SER
vices in experimenting the construction and
taking care of these vessels, and that hfty
thousand dollars more were allowed for the
use OF two ship yards, and the personal at
tention of the owners, while they we're build
ing. Nor does the pamphlet deny the allow.
ance of the item tor legal services; that OF
the bankers commission on the bills drawn
on Ricardo without notice; the sum charged
by the arbitrators as theirown compensation,
four thousand FIVE hundred dollars, and a
variety of other matters complained OF in the
proceeding statement