proper Tribunal, offender of this description.
and
To prevent, however, as far as possible, the inconvenience that might arise from such an unseemly state of things, the horrible results that might
should the opinion quoted prove to be correct, and become generally known, I have deemed
it right and expedient to issue
a
Notification
&
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the
subject, to
which I call your particular
attention.
You will observe that
You
I have considered myself called on to take a certain Responsibility,
will therefore bear in
mind the
for
more.
Heat exists
than ordinary
observed in the
exercise
of the
being
discretion with which
temporary
a
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I have invested
out the measure
you in carrying
prescribed in the
in the above notification. The Circular respecting
Consular Jurisdiction is not applicable to this particular case;
not of a Colonial or of a Local nature, but one affecting
it is over
the Interests of all nations,
befall
solely within the Jurisdiction, and as such the formalities,
evidence and other
particulars, requisite at Trial in
the courts of England,
necessarily to be observed; hence
the
The Evidence
foss.
have of Chingake, had it not been otherwise objectionable,
could not have been read at the
trial,
although it had been
proved he was dead.