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he points out can only be within the limits of the laws he cites, and Registration, to the Ministers Superintendents of Trade for the 1 or thern and Southern Ports, to the respective Governors General of the Two- Kwang and Fuh Kien,
as also
to take these measures into consideration
and drow up a code of Regulations to that end reporting.
by
the same :-
As the Senior Nawal Officers
no means in accord as to
the best means of dealing with the subject it seems desirable that the
Representatives in Peking should
again take into consideration the whole question of Piracy and the
steps it may be most expedient to adopt for its suppression in concert with the Chinese Authorities.
There are live dangers chiefly
to be guarded against it would appear in
any measures that may be ultimately taken for the suppression of Piracy in these waters - the one
its extension into the interior, as the result of any successful effort to drive the Pirates which now infest
the Coast from their sea line; where
they might become a
than ever.
greater evil and or new source of
donger to the Government _ the
other that
any
active cooperation
of Foreign Ships of War to enforce
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