CO129-128 - Public Offices & Others - 1867 — Page 52

Barracoons at Macas. But I believe that repeated remonstrances have

already

been made in vain to the

Portequese foremment. Further appeals

would

be not more fue

probably On this point, however,

в

successful._

not

am

competent to offer an opinion.

I can

only suggest that the matter showed

be brought

bot under

the consideration

in case this has

been done,

the Foreign Office

not already

5- Govern

Mac Donnell alludes

f

to the Instructions which have been

wsoned

by

the Fangor Office through

(རིན་ཚན་་ད་ན་རྨ་འཚེ་ཟད༽

to the Naval Officers

the Chinese Station to abobain inn

future

50

future from capturing Vefpels engaged

in

this traffic, notwithstanding, as he states, they carry no flag

and are

for what is tantamount to

puratical purposes, a

fitted out for

it may

get

that it

and

he hopes

be found practicable to

Where Instructions reconsidered. It is

true that

have for many years

endeavored by force to put down the

slave trade. But I presume

Afucan

that even

the

of

Caseo stre

analogous,

to

it would not be deemed expedient

extend that

poliery

or to undertake the

invidions dutico

of a

for the purrection of

to Chinese Watero

onerov AAI

and

Marine police Chuvase Subjects

and