82.
U.S. act of piracy
110
Men ever
committed, and that the detention
of the four men resulted in a dangerous feud, and their liberation was gained through a false statement made to Mr. Deane, the Acting Superintendent of Police.
I have, &c.,
(Signed) D. B. Robertson.
212
(Copy.) The Viceroy to Mr. Consul.
Canton, May 15-16, 1867.
With reference to a communication received from the Honorable Consul transmitting translation of a despatch received from Commodore Jones, R.N., detailing the circumstances in connection with a piracy stated to have been committed by Chung A-kwai and the release of 4 men of Ms. Grun from detention at the Village of Sun-Tien, the Viceroy has to forward herewith copy of the report on the subject which he has received.
82.
us act of firacy
110
Mas ever
committed, and that the detention
of the four
min riginated in a dan feul, and tuis liberation was Sained through a false statement made to Mr. Deane, the Acting Superintendent of Polic.
I have, He,
(Signed) D. BRobertson.
212
(opy.) The Viceroy Sur. lim b.br. Mr. Coment.
Carton, May 15-16, 1867.
With reference to a communiek. received from the honorable Consul transmitting translation of a desfalch received from Commodore Jones, R.N., detailing the circumstances in connection with a Poracy stated
one
been
a
chung. a. Kwai to have committedh
Meer
and the release of 4 men
of
Ms. Grun
from
Detention at the Village of Sun- - Tien, the Viceroy has to forward herewith copy of the report on
subject which he has received
this
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