CO129-113 - MacDonnell - 1866 [5-6] — Page 374

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explicit..

Cyou will be

good enough to

inform the Coverin that I shall

advice the Viceroy, to abandon the

Demand made for this

mau

by the

Commandant of Kowloong, who

without authorily took

upon himself

addres His Rxcellency in terms

of quality

on a

very grave stipulation

I myself had

of Treaty, and which the Viceroy and

pending

agreed not to most

a settlement of the question

now under negociation at Seking.

Thether, however, he will

agree

cannot say until I have seen

I

kimm the

day after

t.

he

morrow;

may,

man whose crime appeared to be clearly proved in the Magistrates: Court from the repositions inclock

in

t

your Despatch of the 2nd Justent, and which I laid before the Viceroy, escape without further effort to obtain him; and in such case. Iwith state to wis becelleney the conditions of the quarantie required by this recalling

The Governos.

I have, Ac,

(Signal ) D. B. Robertion...

ferhaps, feel unwilling to allow a