Date of Dispatch
Subject of Dispatch
141 16 October Forwarding a Return shewing the number of Chinese emigrants who have left this colony in foreign ships from 10th November 1854 to 30th September 1855
147 22 October
148 11th. Correcting an error in paragraphs 21 and 22 of Despatch No. 137 of 10th September.
149
150
151
152 12th
153
154 155
11 Reporting on Mr. G. Overbeck's eligibility as Russian Consul at Hong Kong, stating an application be made for an Exequatur by the Russian Minister in London
Inclosing Correspondence Connected with the subject office.
Department, regarding a complaint made by the Admiralty agent on board, the "Meander"
Reporting sale of Crown land on the 19 and 20 October 1855
With reference to Desp. No. 148 of 5th, reporting passage allowed in the Mail Steamer, at the contract rate to W. Selby, and that the amount thereof has been paid from the Colonial Treasury
Mr. Alexander Recommending for the office of Registrar of the Supreme Court on a reduced salary
Reporting arrival of the "Nankin", with more than 100 Russian Prisoners on board, being part of those captured in the Bremen Brig "Greta", in the Sea of Ochotsk
Miscellaneous.
Copy to
17 Jan 1856
46 - Confid.
RECEIVED JAN. 7
Hong Kong Government Offices, Victoria, Hong Kong, 6 November 1855.
I have the honor to forward to you Copies of Correspondence which have taken place between the United States and British Authorities, on the subject of Misunderstandings growing out of the interference of the Laws within this Colony.
I deeply regret that the Susceptibilities of any of the officers
The Right Honorable Sir William Molesworth, Bart., M.P.,