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community of one of the channels of transmitting correspondence
hitherto
open
to them would
seem calculated to promote
scarcely, that object
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The stoppage of the fortnightly
transmission
of
Yokohama and
Mails between.
the Pacific Mail Steamers would
probably not seriously affect the
foreign places,
d'orrummunities
ao
they
of those
would still retain
weekly opportunities of
convrnunica
nunicating) by) the British
and French Mail Packets, but
if no useful
be
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sary) object stop
assigned for this
it is obvious that it's sudden
adoption
will not add to the
Dew
Postal
popularity of the
Administration of Japan.
Mr. Mayoshima proposes
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in
his Despatch to the Postmaster General of Houghing to replace
by a
a Convention to be made
between the Colony and Japan
the Convention now
existing
between the Colony and the
Mnited States, beet the Government
of Wonghong justly point out
that inasmuch as
this is the.
first intimation which they
have received)
of the supposed
termination of the existing) -