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A considerable difference of opinion, however, existed as to the proper site, and the most economical mode of effecting the object in view?
Under these circumstances I thought it desirable to appoint a Commission who would fairly represent public interests, to enquire, and I have now the honour to transmit the result.
I have only to add my concurrence in the recommendations of the Board of Commissioners.
Enclosure No.1
I take this opportunity of submitting copy of a despatch from Sir Thomas Wade covering a letter from M. Martin, President of the T'ung Wên Kuan or School of Languages at Peking, expressing his satisfaction at the good work done by the Chinese in the Central School of this Colony.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordships' most obedient
humble servant,
Imenor.
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