CO129-070 - Public Offices - 1858 — Page 157

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in houtuber last it appeared,

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that the Dream had sailed from macas with Emigrant, but without. Encige

ation Papers, about.

the middle of that mouth, and

had thus become liable & eizure.

The

Consul at Aavamah

ей санка

ousequence

instructed to

institute an

into the

enquiry

case, and kausuit whatever information he might be able to obtain of the secretary opente.

this instruction did not reach.

kim till the 27th of April last_ where as the Dreams had arrived at Aavannah on 24th February,

after

after a papage of 97 days, and

had sailed thence for mobile ou

9th March. It was, therefore, supof-

sible

for

hiver there to take the

stap, recepary,

under the (hinese)

Papenger Act, to allow of proceeding

agauixt

being adopted a

The Dreami is a

We ship -

Vepel of

1106 Tour - The sailed with 503 Emigants

on board and lauded

in Havannah 438, having losh

ou

the papaf

65

equal tonearly

10 perfect- great as this mortalit is it is below the average mortality of British ships to Aavannah, and the reduction is attributed by M. frawford to the shorkerep of the voygings.

and