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of suggrating any emendations that mights occur to him, as also of stating whether somo

Sincitav ugnlations

in respect to Chinese

cored not be adopted

ports.

The Acting Viceroy is deeply gratifies to precise the resolution on the part of H. E. Sir R. Mac Donnell

in anent with the honourable Consul

to take menemes

for the protection of trade

and the suppression of privacy, for extirpating

to the

the enl doer and Securing safely- honest, and he has carefully perused in detail the draft of the Ordinance transmelled to him, which appears to be well adapted for the purpose of darching wat the lawless and of pretting a stop to existing wils, in which respect

he is still

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further moved by a feeling of Admiration. The matter, hoocan, (as regards Chino)

is one

affecting the newly established

policy incumbent upon the Acting Vicerry to

in noval Mallers, and it will be

take Counsel with Ful'ai (Governor)

of Krang tung

in the

(

regards any

clause

miny

my be

bu inapplicable

a

regulations which

or may require modification (before being introdneed locally), and to call upon the Financial and Judicial Commissioners

the

to join in thoroughly considering

mallu to the end that, after aciering at

safe decision respecting every clause, a

report may

be made to the Board of

Foreign Affairs

and the Imperial

assent be applied for, in obtaining

which