485
dollars a $80.
at the rate of Eighty dollars a
month.
I venture to suggest
that this matter be pressed
upon the attention of the Representative of the German Government in England.
Whatever arrangement
may be suitable between the
Countries of Europe,
a similar arrangement is
entirely unsuitable
for this Colony
When Mr von Syburg
speaks of reciprocity, it is
to be remembered that that
is a term inapplicable to such a state of things
as exists here.
There is and can be no reciprocity. All destitutes
and all lunatics of all
nationalities are constantly
being sent here, and Consuls
will give no assistance
unless satisfactory proof of
case and nationality is forthcoming
In the present case, when proofs
were furnished,
the Consul took other ground,
and