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16

been in Committee

communication with the Secretary

State for Foreign Affairs

in order to provide for Japan.

It remains therefore to determine certain points:

what amount of Troops will be required for the protection of

British interests in China and Japan.

The Marquis ...

7

and I have the honour to

enclose copies of

the correspondence relating to the Colony of Hong Kong.

Starington(?) desired to be informed whether M. Cardwell

and ...

considered it would be practicable

on the subject.

Mr. Cardwell will

not serve that, to withdraw

the European Regiment altogether from that station, substituting

in the opinion of

so far as

the Treaty Ports in China are concerned,

Lord Clarendon

for it

a Battalion of Native Infantry;

or whether in the event

of the total withdrawal

one Battalion of Infantry

and half a Battery of Artillery will suffice

for the protection of British interests.

M. Cardwell

European Troops (saving

being deemed unadvisable

...

think it sufficient that

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