CO129-062 - Sir Bowring - 1857 [1-3] — Page 401

The Inainpoints to be

Attended to were

whether there had been.

Any

unhumanity

or culpable regleat

an the passage; whether

the numbers embarked

were too large; and

whether the Envigrant

had been deceived

And were taken.

Away against their

will.

As

fardo the

first point, there

Appears hoteason

to suspect any

want

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want

of humanity

or care on the voyage.

The British Consul

the

at Havana, to whics

the vessels proceeded,

instituted Au

impiery

At the moment

of

then arrival, and

reported that the treatment

of the

Passengers had bear

hremane & attentivo.

This conclusion was

Carfrined in th

in the Case

of the Duke of Portland If the report of the Local Marine Board