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is novo reported as being at Forchow. As the Wyoming was not within the boundary of the Harbour, the proclamation of 31st January 1862 was not sent to her. Her arrival was duly reported to the Harbour Master's Office by the Government, and a note was sent to the Acting Colonial Secretary; as no instructions were given to me on the subject, I took no action.

Colonial Secretary to Harbour Master. (Copy) W: 261.

Colonial Secretary's Office, Hong Kong, 4th March, 1864.

With reference to that part of your letter of yesterday replying to mine of the previous day on the subject of the Federal War Steamer Wyoming, you explain that the Wyoming was outside the boundaries. Observing her anchor near Green Island, I presumed her Commander had received orders to watch the movements of H.M. Gunboats at anchor.

I am not aware as to whether the Wyoming embarked any or what stores.

(Signed) H.G. Thomsett, Harbour Master.

I have to call your attention to the Proclamation of 26 March 1862, where it is laid down (see Earl Russell's Despatch) that the vessels of Belligerents "are prohibited from making use of any port or roadstead in Her Majesty's Colonies", and the prohibition is...

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is novo reported as being at Forchow. As the Wyoming was not within the boundary of the Harbour, the proclamation of 31st January 1862 was not sent to her. Her arrival was duly reported to the Harbour Master's Office by the Government, and a note was sent to the Acting Colonial Secretary; as no instructions were given to me on the subject, I took no action.Colonial Secretary to Harbour Master. (Copy) W: 261.Colonial Secretary's Office, Hong Kong, 4th March, 1864.With reference to that part of your letter of yesterday replying to mine of the previous day on the subject of the Federal War Steamer Wyoming, you explain that the Wyoming was outside the boundaries. Observing her anchor near Green Island, I presumed her Commander had received orders to watch the movements of H.M. Gunboats at anchor.I am not aware as to whether the Wyoming embarked any or what stores.(Signed) H.G. Thomsett, Harbour Master.I have to call your attention to the Proclamation of 26 March 1862, where it is laid down (see Earl Russell's Despatch) that the vessels of Belligerents "are prohibited from making use of any port or roadstead in Her Majesty's Colonies", and the prohibition is...Page 34344145.343has been re-written to meet the format requirement in HTML, with proper paragraph breaks and removal of unnecessary characters. The original text has been preserved as much as possible, with corrections made to spelling and spacing errors. The page numbering "Page 343" is kept as it was originally used during scanning to delineate page metadata.
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