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A
muting
broke out among
hand was
the Emiganti
мов
put down without bloodshed. - On her subsequent voyage the Aavannah she experienced
a great mortality, 55 of her 326 Eenigeants having died equal to 17.79 perfent.
3
Ease ou
In reporting
m
this
The 16 Fahruary last
we pointed out that fird Bowring had not stated
eshether the rucnigation Officer had, as required by the Chiese Papenger Act, ascertained that
the
the people knew where they w
soung and Emigrants
-Lou was
were
willing
were
- and takes allu-
made
to any
Medical examination of their.
sucipions which, considering the peculiar circumstances of the case, appeared remarkable-
du answer to the en
enquiry
dareped to him in
addreped
co
consequence
his I Bowring referred the
Secretary of State to M. Michell rucigration Officer in
who was
Hongkong
when the Euluaré sailed, and is now in England-
and M. Mitchell states that
before