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Kulan respectively.

His Excellency informed me-

that he had sent instinctions to the

local officials

onders

on.

the

subject

and had

for the assembling of an

given sufficient force

the rear;

to lake these depôts in

rear; adding, to a remark of mine

that our

an

free

would do the work if

offien on his behalf

would point

int the locality, that such

would be

useless

a

the

abandon the prooitions

of the gumbents

{

a Coruse

pirates would

on the approach

and retire into the

Country- returning when then left,

and re

establishing themselves. The

main object

was to ont them off, and

this could only be done by a body-

by-a.body.

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rear.

rear

of troops pressing on them in the

I

the Viceroy immediate

urged

on

action, and he has promised

no time

shall be lost, and when he is prepared

he will let me

Knnv

fr

the

information :

of His Excellency the Governor,

he

believed, in about a muck from this

date

I have to

(Signed) D. B. Robulson