125
Badland
the Eth
June 2859 from
Sir,
Singapore.
REC
EIVE
16 MAR
1859.
PRINTED FOR PARLIAMENT
A. & Grants 1860
February 1859.
3
2,793
I have the honor to inform you on the
verge
of
departure by the same steamer
myself to the Governor brought me here about 24 hours.
Secretary of Hong Kong & that.
I have employed the interval
in ascertaining the facts set forth in your letter of this date. To the Honorable M. the Mercantile League of Hong Kong, of which I
I have despatched the original
circular to its address.
I have, the honor to be,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
F. Euschen Assin,
Acting General commanding.
The Right Honorable Sir E. L. Bulwer, then
Secretary of State for the Colonies
Downing Street.
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Badland
the Eth
June 2859 from
Sir,
Singapore.
REC
EIVE
16 MAR
1859.
PRINTED FOR PARLIAMENT
A. & Grants 1860
February 1859.
3
2,793
I have the honor to inform you on the
verge
of
departure by the same steamer
myself to the Governor brought me here about 24 hours.
Secretary of Hong Kong & that.
I have employed the interval
in ascertaining the facts set forth in your letter of this date. To the Honorable M. the Mercantile League of Hong Kong, of which I
I have despatched the original
circular to its address.
I have, the honor to be,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
F. Euschen Assin,
Acting General commanding.
The Right Honorable Sir E. L. Bulwer, then
Secretary of State for the Colonies
Downing Street.