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civil and military will be free to perform the much
more difficult and importat dubles connected with the
pursuit and capture of tas pirates on shura. The con-
ditions under which the pirvoisk are carried out are
well-known: the pirates come frus the bunka of the
river » either as passengers or ka «ted bands, and they
retum to the banke at certain pre-arranged positions
for da purpose of landing their boaty and making their
way to their houses as circumstancon permit. The haunte
of the pirates are a matter of common knowledge through-
out Funding uni Fungsi, and it is for the local civil
and military officials to rout them out and to wake it
impossible for lurge bands of men tu carry out the
elaborate preparations on land which precede und follow
all suconesful robberies of foreign shipping.
dition to the system of water pulico which I have big-
gnated above, there is therefore the question of re-
sponsibility of the terrilar ial officials; and as re-
garis this I am instructed by His Majesty's Government
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