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pointed out the public inconvenience:
that would be occasioned
expressed intention
if the
of the Japanese
Postmaster. Generals do
transmission.
on
کا
stop
the
the said Mails
of the
next were
the 100 of January m
carried out.
I beg to encloses copies of the correspondence which has ensued, consisting of two Despatches
hes addressed
by me to the Minister for Poreign
Affairs,
and two replies,
the last
" which I have only just
of who
received
It will be seen that
the arrangement suggested by the
Mnited States Minister
Minister is that
the Jepanese Government should
agree
that a Postal Agent of the United States should be permitted
to control as
heretofore the
transmission of Mails between
Yokohama and
Wongkong, according
to the Postal Convention concluded
by the Colony with the Mrited.
a final arrangement
States, until a
can be arrived at.
The difficulty appears to
have been occasioned)
ommission
of
by the
the United States
Government to
notice to that
the
necessary
o give of Honghang,
and)
I trust that it will be met to
your satisfaction by the above
arrange
angement, if it should be:
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