8.
for that port
en
The 11th Instant with
187 pafengers, and there boing two
aw
she barsh for the
Dame.
destination- I desired the tarber
Master under strese circumstances to
make a special report of those who left on the 11th Instant, and have the honor to enclose it. It explains several peculiar characteristics of this novel Enigration, and amongst them detail the difficulty of inducing the Emigrants to embarke without
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contract - to which they attached) naturally
some consequence, as they
could not be expected to realize cavily
the fact that, if only landed in the
· States, their labor
was to be at one
Enclosure Mr G
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No 195 of 11th
at their
now
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disposal, and that it
could command a ready market at
a high price.
9.
It is only necesary to remember what appears from a portion of the
correspondence with Mr Thornton,
no1gs govt tramwilted by Your Lordship, to have Decemba /69. been somewhat misunderstood, that
3.C.
13756-69 no contrado with intending Emigrants
7.6. 12854-69.
are
valid in the United States, and
2.co. Therefore, 12990-69.
pet
Enclosure No.
ď Oct 1868.
ever
if contracts had been made here, no protection to either
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contrading party could have been derived from thence. I enclose of a letter from Mr. Allen, late I United States Consul here on that subjed, in reply to questions addrefed