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proprietor has always tasten a part in opposing Emigrations and has got himself more than once into the Law Courts of this Colony for libeb. I am rat aware that either himself or the Editor have taken the

trouble to master themselves acquainted

with the method adopted here for the prevention of fraudulently obtained Cookies leaving this Port . They certainly

never visited a

Shey

acted me

have

Coole shep nor have

any questions on the subgens, I therefore submit that

the

articles of this Paper should be accepted

with caution.

The "Daily Trip has more generally advocated the system of emigration. I attach an Extract from that,

I from that paper of

a

the 14th September 1867 which goes great way in refutation of the China

Mail" statements.

In conclusion & I.

I beg leave to refer stis Excellency to a correspondence in Alay

and

5

orge Gardeu Nicol, Esq.—Unaermen.

Donald Laruack, Esq. George May, Esq.

Sir Frederick J. Halliday.

James M. Robertson, Esq.

Ellis James Gilman, Esq,

1 Trail Robertson, Esq.--Chief-Manager.

LONDON BANKERS.

Bank of England.

London Joint Stock Bank.

SOLICITORS.

8. Clarke, Sons, & Rawlins, Coleman St.

AUDITORS.

8. Coleman, Turquand, Yornge & Co., Accountants,

ith. Eaq., of Messrs. W. Nicol & Co.,

3 Joseph Mackenzie, Esq., late of Mosure. Co., China.

Branches and Agencies.

Bombay.

and June 1865) in the subject of reports

made to the to the

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Secretary of State through

the Emigration Commissioners by dir Sampson

Agent at Cantor.

Arr

ني

This correspondence resulted in this Government being o'cared of the stigma

endeavoured to be pudsepon it by

Sampson.

سرے مر صمیمی است

I am quite prepared to submit the whole of my proceedings in Emigrates. Matters to the judgment of any Competens Fir have and impartial person. You

had a large experience in the despated of Emigrants, and I shall be glad when the season again arrives, to shew you.

that my

action as Emigrantin

Officer is the same now as when you

had the charge of the British West Indian Emigration from this Pont.

and which at that time was conducted

without complaint from any

- derewith S'attach a Capy of the

Contract