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said In Muir and Louw die Copies of the said Prohibitory Orders marked A and B. respective are sent herewith to whicchs your Petitiones humbly refers your Lordship.
referred to lda batte The Open on board the German Steamship Marietty the said fame tie and Sunui bat being found by the Captain was bylum confiscated and handed to the German Consul in Hongkong for being as he alleged demaggled goods.
On the 27th January 1886 a summer was issued out of the Supreme Court catting 1. Mollendorff the then German Count why the said Opium to show @AMA The sun mens Came the anonly the proccess of the sale there of should not be handed over to the said han sheongan Cam Fun in satisfaction of their Ludgements before the durg and on the boneul verbally undertatting to prst with the money without due notice the Solicitors for the said han throng and ham agreed to allow the matter to stand overlo permit the Consul to Communicate with his Government at home being as he alleged rot subject to the Eurisdiction of the suprem Court of the Colony.
reply The Plaintiffs Solicitors also wrote as to the terme of such adjournment and in the German Consul personally under book not to part with the Repeated applications neoney.
Witness q and thion confiscated by the Prussian County at Flensburg. A copy of all the correspondance is sent here with marked C. to which your Petitioner craves leave to refer your Lordship By such act the German Convent liar not only disobeyed the proliibitory order of the Supraine Court and brokee his personal undertaking but has by the removal of the rendered it impossib on the Plaintiffs. ruoney to adjudicate moniy so retained Coviel and li. ble for the Court for elaine to the c mitted by the tier
Four Petitioner therefore humbly boge your Lordships to take such Hops as to your Lordship may below proper for having the money returned to the German View Cocreal in Hong Kong for the purpose of having the clones of the said can sheong and Land Inu therite adjudicated upon And your Petitioner wilbever
Dated 18th July Chinese Bowles SimHongkong cations were madeal interpreted to han Jai in the Chinese language to whether any instructions had been received Termony And on the yt. And on the 7th July a letter for. a the Plaintiffs dolicitors stating was received by that the quoney had been remitted to Jermanf by Isang Kam chin Interpretes to Wotton & Deacon Solicitors HongKong
# 1887