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authorities to treat this matter in a spirit of leniency as they are convinced that it would be unfair to punish the owner of this vessel to the full extent of a penalty which is intended only for people who flagrantly and glaringly violate the Treaty. If the "Prince Albert" had left here full of cargo expressly for illicit trade and had called and traded at twenty places on the Coast no further punishment could have been inflicted than is now done.

(Copy) No. 163.

Sir,

The offence committed by this vessel is a trifling one, as has been I have stated.

Hr: (S$) Edward H. Follard, Consul for Keck Acheong.

Henry John Ball Fanshawe, Acting Colonial Secretary.

True Copy) (Signed) B. H. I

Colonial Secretary's Office, Hong Kong, 1st April, 1869.

I am directed by His Excellency the Governor to acknowledge yours No. S.S. of yesterday respecting the "Prince Albert" Steamer, and to state that His Excellency would feel obliged by your favouring him with any information it may be in your power to supply which may influence the principle of the recommendation of a fine of $1,000 in addition to the heavy losses already sustained by those concerned.

D. B. Robertson, Esq. C.B., H.M.'s Consul, Canton.

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100 authorities to treat this matter in a spirit of leniency as they are convinced that it would be unfair to punish the owner of this vessel to the full extent of a penalty which is intended only for people who flagrantly and glaringly violate the Treaty. If the "Prince Albert" had left here full of cargo expressly for illicit trade and had called and traded at twenty places on the Coast no further punishment could have been inflicted than is now done. (Copy) No. 163. Sir, The offence committed by this vessel is a trifling one, as has been I have stated. Hr: (S$) Edward H. Follard, Consul for Keck Acheong. Henry John Ball Fanshawe, Acting Colonial Secretary. True Copy) (Signed) B. H. I Colonial Secretary's Office, Hong Kong, 1st April, 1869. I am directed by His Excellency the Governor to acknowledge yours No. S.S. of yesterday respecting the "Prince Albert" Steamer, and to state that His Excellency would feel obliged by your favouring him with any information it may be in your power to supply which may influence the principle of the recommendation of a fine of $1,000 in addition to the heavy losses already sustained by those concerned. D. B. Robertson, Esq. C.B., H.M.'s Consul, Canton.
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authorities to treat this matter mi El

spirit of leniency as they

convinced that it would be unfair

must be

(Copy) No 163.

Sir,

to punisch the owner

of this

vessel

which

to the full extent of a penalty

is intended only for people who flagrantly

and

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violate the Treaty . If the

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been inflictedt

en

The

Elenek

for such a trifling offence

West

than is now done.

committed by this vessel.

(Thure (copics)

as has been

I have

Hr:

(S$) Edward H. Follard.

Cocinal for Quck Acheong .

Henry plumball Fans le

Acting Colonial Becretory.

True Coopy) (Signed) B. H. I

Colonial Secretary's Office,

Hongtong, Ith April, 1869.

I am directed by this Exatliny the Governor to acstnowledge yours

No S S

of gesturday respecting the "Prines Allet" Steamer, and to state that this Excelling

would.

with.

feel obliged by your favoring) hein any information it may

pown to supply

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in your

to the principle

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of a fine of $1,000 in addition to the heavy laser already sustained by thoose

D. B. Robertson, Coq. CB.

M. Ms. Consul,

Conten

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