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Sir,

armed junks ...

guilty of a breach

of International Law, for which Her

Majesty's Government

are

entitled to

any

demand reparation. I do not

however consider the implication of

penalty to be necessary;

but

with reference to your

despatch of April 4th,

I am directed

to state that at

least an

expression

of regret, is due from

the Chinese

Government, and with it

recognition of

the illegality of

their proceedings, and

promise that

they shall not be

repeated.

No

Sir R. Alcock

$2169. 31 Aug. 1868.

I shall furnish the

Colonial Office and Mr. Consul Robertson

with a copy of this despatch.

by Lord Stanley to transmit to

a copy of

a despatch which his

Lordship has addressed to Sir R

Alcock, Her Majesty's Minister Peking, instructing him to demand

from the Chinese Government apology for the attempt made by Chinese armed junks to levy salt dues in Hong Kong Waters, together

I have to

Sir R. Alcock.

by Lord Stanley

Foreign Office.

2nd September 1868.

627

Cofey

Mr. Hammond to Mr Consul Robertson

Received 7.6. 3870-

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Sir, armed junks ... guilty of a breach of International Law, for which Her Majesty's Government are entitled to any demand reparation. I do not however consider the implication of penalty to be necessary; but with reference to your despatch of April 4th, I am directed to state that at least an expression of regret, is due from the Chinese Government, and with it recognition of the illegality of their proceedings, and promise that they shall not be repeated. No Sir R. Alcock $2169. 31 Aug. 1868. I shall furnish the Colonial Office and Mr. Consul Robertson with a copy of this despatch. by Lord Stanley to transmit to a copy of a despatch which his Lordship has addressed to Sir R Alcock, Her Majesty's Minister Peking, instructing him to demand from the Chinese Government apology for the attempt made by Chinese armed junks to levy salt dues in Hong Kong Waters, together I have to Sir R. Alcock. by Lord Stanley Foreign Office. 2nd September 1868. 627 Cofey Mr. Hammond to Mr Consul Robertson Received 7.6. 3870- Page information remains as is due to original scanning delineation.
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armed juuks

wete

guilty of a breach

of international Law, for which ster

Majesty's Evernment

are

entitled to

Cofey

Mr. Hammond to Mr Consul Potertion

a

Reed 7.6. 3870-

Foreign Offic.

2nd September 1868.

627

any

demand reparation. I do not

however consider the impliction of

penalty to be necessary;

Sir,

but

With reference to your

A

apology

nat

least an

espression

despatch of April 4th,

8

am directed

you

of repet, is due from

the Chinese

Eovernment, and with it

recopuction of

the illegality of

precedings, and

Car

distiver

the

they shall not Majesty's

he

with this.

No Sir R. Alevell

$2169.31 Aug. 1868.

promise that

(

Ther

repeated.

Government will be satisped

I shall furnish the

Colonial office and Mr. Consul Rotection.

with copy of this despatch.

by Lord Stanley to transmit to

a copy of

A

despatch which stis

Lordship has addressed to Sir R

Alevel, Ster Majesty's Minister Pettin, instructing him to demand

ent

from the Chimere Govenmer apology for the attempt made by Chinese armed punks to levy salt dues in Hong Kong Waters, together

wisha

I have to

Sir R. Alevel.

way Stanley

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