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usually accorded, as I believe, by international Comity, to Consular Officers, of affording the means to secure the offenders while they remain in port and until the requisite examination as conducted by myself here be completed, and to await such order as may be made at this Consulate concerning them, I am somewhat at a loss in what statement is to be made.

to accept your request, my being required to prefer charges against them before the local Magistracy.

I therefore beg to be informed, whether it is thereby signified that the Colonial Magistracy would assume entire jurisdiction of such cases as my former note discloses; charge being made, would the Magistrate simply remand for the safe keeping of the persons so charged, until measures could be completed at this Consulate for returning them to the United States for trial - Further, to the tenor of my request as expressed in my note of the 5th instant.

Trusting that I may be favored with the information above requested at such early hour as your convenience will permit.

I have &c.

(Signed) Isaac J. Allen,

U.S. Consul.

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usually accorded, as I believe, by international Comity, to Consular Officers, of affording the means to secure the offenders while they remain in port and until the requisite examination as conducted by myself here be completed, and to await such order as may be made at this Consulate concerning them, I am somewhat at a loss in what statement is to be made. to accept your request, my being required to prefer charges against them before the local Magistracy. I therefore beg to be informed, whether it is thereby signified that the Colonial Magistracy would assume entire jurisdiction of such cases as my former note discloses; charge being made, would the Magistrate simply remand for the safe keeping of the persons so charged, until measures could be completed at this Consulate for returning them to the United States for trial - Further, to the tenor of my request as expressed in my note of the 5th instant. Trusting that I may be favored with the information above requested at such early hour as your convenience will permit. I have &c. (Signed) Isaac J. Allen, U.S. Consul. 21. Page 297
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usually accorded, as I believe, by international Comity, to Consular Officers, of affording the means to secure the offenders while they remain in fort and until the requisite examination as conducted by myself erm be completed, and to await uch order as may be make at this Comentate

be concerning them, I am somewhat at lof in what

statement is

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to accept your my being required. to frefer charges against them befor the local Magistracy.-

I therefore bey to be informen, whether it is thereby signified that the Colonial Magistracy would asume entire jurisdiction of such

Case. as mu

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former note discloses; charge being made, would the Magistrate simply remenic for

the safe keeping of the persons so charged, until measure, contoh be

could

for

completed at this Consulate returning them to the initi States for trial - Furement, to the tenor of my request as expresed my note of the 5th dustant-

Stepping that I may be

favored with the information above requested at such early hour

as

your convenience will firmit.

Shave &c.

(Signed) Isane J. Allen,

& Consul._

21.

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