CO129-131 - Sir MacDonnell - 1868 [6-7] — Page 327

translation of it back into English. It is

dated the 4th Helime and

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to the

Vier Ray in reply to a precious communication

of the latter the result of Sir Rutherford

to the establishment of the

Alcock's vives as

proposed Italians. S'in Kucher ford is described)

saying

that not only does the Vice Ray

not act contrary to the provisions of ite

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but that he in nouise interferes

"wich British Interests."

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enggest in the propen quarter the expedining

of

inquiry

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to the reason which

influenced the parties concerned in with-

holding from the Governor of this Colony all

-policy which surrounds

information of the new poling

this harbor with Customs Hand stations. Despite

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Sir Rutherford Alcock's believe they

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opinion Irma. are established for purposes

1 of questionable legality so far, as I can sunderstand the Treaty of Kimtour wit

and Rules annexed thimete. I

the Pariff

Pariff and

"abso-ful that they are infriendly whilst

"that they do interfere with British Intensts must be, I apprehend, only too evident.

I have the hover lobe,

My Lord Duke, A fan Grace's most obedient humble servant,

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Grave Macdonnell

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