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questions on which Speth and stite

feel that no one could so advantageously

or midced without serious detriment

to the interests of the bolong, - fill the puportaut position you sccupy. It is time that the suvestigations -

necesitated iua the labors mposed

y the many auhappy misunderstandings

nuve been much prolonged in spiele

of your

wishes and of mine, au

mice,aud

they stiti conture in my

my opinion.

th luck a state

at would reude

the cessation of your official

lugajements a very great Ciobarrass cuect. I have therefore.

again to cxprces a

hope that

until the cuquiries Connected

"

with Mr May shall be Isminated

and the Estimates prepared by

shate have passed the bouncil, you

me

wite gevò ine youraid as Seting bolonial Secretary though I ac awart Fat His arrangement –

will retard your îmancipation, from official clains beyond the

period anticipatch

I have

Figuez Jln Bowring.

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