contained in your letter of the 7th of ex
November last were also referred, Lord, Stanley considers that no
steps in the
matter should be taken till Sin
Autherford Mcock's opinion has been
received, and considered
His Lordship cannot however but Sugged", for the consideration of the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, whather any attempt to alter the provisions of the Chinese Passengers het without absolute
as it would seem to
necessity, involving.
necesity for the passing of an
do, a no
Ordnance at Houghing which would on require to be referred home for The Lulen's sauction, would not be calculated to delay
the
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the progress of the general negotiation -
respecting Chinese (okes, on which after
long
discussion with the French fovemment,
instructions were sent on the 6th
f
December last to Sir Rutherford Bleack,
and theme prolong almost indefinitely the
incon of mience.
c, of
which the west India
interests so much complain.
will
I am to request that
you move the Duke of Buckingham and (handas
Lord Stanley
to inform
whether
His
Grace has taken the opinion of The Eriigration Board on the despatch of the governor of boughong of Jamary 27%
San Sir,
Your most obedient
humble servant
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