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Genl. Pang
was made responsible. Mr. Hewlett Fold me to see Hto amei
formally,
also Genl. Pang, and -
in case of undue delay or evasion- to call upon H. M. Consul, by official letter, to take action with the
Canton Government.
Mr. Ho amei was shel
crasive but on the 10th inst. I saw
Genl. Pang. The General assurned all the responsibility of carrying out the Viceroy's orders, and pledged himself to do so. He, of his own accord, said he would, in case of de
of delay or subterfuge Enforce the execution of the Agreement. I have no anachy about the issue, and trust in a
feur days to announce to you by tel. egraph that all documents required have been given.
Bay,:
on to the
Ho Amei had recured a proposition to crade the Colonial prohibitions by a Cable from mis
or other point, to join Danish Cable, but he said he rejected the proposal as inconrement, indirect.
and provocative.
where
From Hankow and Foochow
v interests are well cared
your
for I have no definite news yet. Both points
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an very important and ust be secund for you