Astoria, Nov. 17.
The Rakuyo Maru lost her an-char and 60 fathoms of chain, and is aground in the river. She mains fast, and expects to float at. high water.
'The Tofuku Maru, as she was being anchored, collided with the Rakuyo Maru' and also went aground.
The Tofuku Marv's plate on her starboard bow was holed. The Rakuyo Maru suffered slight damage to her stern—Reuter, narcotics.
The Turkish delegate dwelt on the sufferings of the Turks from hashish.
Sir Malcolm Delevinge said that Britain was of the opinion that complete elimination was ime possible though limitation of pro-Auction was possible.
'The Indian delegate accepted the! scheme prepared by the Advisory' Committee.
The American Delegation submit~ ted a plan with a. view to combatting the trafic, after which the meeting adjourned until this afternoon.
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