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in a Steam repel frm
Macao,
they had bags with them, but no chests; afterwards
aged in
or o escaped.
the shore- The Steamer returned
with another batch of 86 about the desire
a week after.
men were on
board thre
four days before we sailed,
and
in dem
86
state frow sea sickness, having experienced heavy cucation on that pasenges from
Macao.
about the second day, the Emigration. I
Officer
came
orr
board and all the emigrants that were able assembled
-
I believe the Dory of I butine te
cudo in
twice if
on the deak - The Emigration Officer addressed them in the Chinese language, not individually, but generally. __
The Captain ordered me to
4190 below, and report how many were too ill to come repon deck. I found
30 were
tu, and
bound
There suffering
}
in their berths, and did for request
not make their appearance
deck - Before this one
ou
of them had
quia sickness Jescincipally
No person
died, and his body had been
sent on shore. - This was the only hine the Emigration Officer spate
to the men. -
When
we were
about gething
muder weigh the Emigrants began to mutiny, the Captain
vas ar
shore at the time, but
finding they were likely to be Noublesome, we lowered the fore top-sail - When the master ce on board and found how matters stood, he returned again to them shore, and went to the Agents, a Mep = Lyell 46 ? the Charterers. Forne
person from their Office
and
came w
fur affall board, with Dor 10 policemen armed,
Offer thies occasion,
mú
they unquies in and the Emigrants
as sista interfere
any way.
to
do not recriteets
armundeer
were all sent.
to their berths. I hree policemom
tuito amore than persianced on board all night
that stated
2
Ko
died
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