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the point. Ito unfortance Car hardly be xaggerated: frran the one hand, if the arrest was legal, a Brition Fulgest, who has notamed damage to the extent of $200,000 has been unjustly and trongfully deprived of the remedy, which the General Maritime Law gives lui for the recovery of his clanine; and not only to but all other persons similarly arannstanced would be equally deprived of their remedy in the Colonoz of Hongkong, the Governor haring