from Sir Harry Parkes with Copies ale of the had taken place between himself and the Minister for Foreign Affairs in Japan relative to the threatened interrupitiar of the Mail Service between Yokohama and Conglong by
the sew
comespandence which
the thrited States Packet.
I understand from this
correspondence that the service betwear Morghong and Yokohama) by the United States Mail Packets and the payment for the sea arveyance of British cloord) Mails between Jokohama and Diogo and between Shanghai and
larv
ati remain in statu
Nagasaki until the questions
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quo
restions are settled
after the receipt of intelliganse from the United States Post office at Washington.
The arrangement this made by Sir Harry Parkes is highly satisfactory and will I am and be
fully appreciated by the Cammunities both here and
in
Japan!
I have the havor to be,
My Lord, Your Lordship's most obedienst
humble servant,
Governor.