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For nearly 2 years

I have been in constant

Communication with the Viceroy of the Two

with H. Mis minister

Copy

833.

the subject of the

disarmament & Registration of Chinese junks

Viceroy

is concerned the following

So far as the Viceroy

results have certainly taken place whilst Piracy

has assumed

very minor proportions.

A limitation

of armament

2nd a stringent prohibition against the

carriage of "Stink pots", the Pirates' favorite

weapon of attack.

321 A system of Registration accompanied

by bonds for good behaviour who promises to

provide an effective check

becoming

Admiralty June 29, 1869

Letter of

on Piracy.

A system of joint cruising gradually

established

alther yet in its infancy.

I have ac(?) H. Keppel

Commer in Chief.

My Lord,

Peking

April 7, 1869.

Ju 9579%

194

I have the honor to enclose the copy of

despatch to the naval Commander in Chief,

Sir H. Keppel, respecting the expediency & practicability

of various measures designed

to insure

the Cooperation of the Chinese naval forces.

As the Admiral informs

he has sent

his correspondence to the Admiralty, I deem

it unnecessary

to send a copy

Enclosed, as it

is voluminous, & will

be referred to

The Lords Commissioners.

For the reasons stated in

my reply to

the Admiral, Y.L. will see that I have

very little

hope of any effective cooperation from the Chinese. If anything we tend to stimulate the foot here to more decided action it will be the demand that

they should bear the expenses entailed upon the Earl of Clarendon K.G.

The Earl

Treaty

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For nearly 2 years I have been in constant Communication with the Viceroy of the Two with H. Mis minister Copy 833. the subject of the disarmament & Registration of Chinese junks Viceroy is concerned the following So far as the Viceroy results have certainly taken place whilst Piracy has assumed very minor proportions. A limitation of armament 2nd a stringent prohibition against the carriage of "Stink pots", the Pirates' favorite weapon of attack. 321 A system of Registration accompanied by bonds for good behaviour who promises to provide an effective check becoming Admiralty June 29, 1869 Letter of on Piracy. A system of joint cruising gradually established alther yet in its infancy. I have ac(?) H. Keppel Commer in Chief. My Lord, Peking April 7, 1869. Ju 9579% 194 I have the honor to enclose the copy of despatch to the naval Commander in Chief, Sir H. Keppel, respecting the expediency & practicability of various measures designed to insure the Cooperation of the Chinese naval forces. As the Admiral informs he has sent his correspondence to the Admiralty, I deem it unnecessary to send a copy Enclosed, as it is voluminous, & will be referred to The Lords Commissioners. For the reasons stated in my reply to the Admiral, Y.L. will see that I have very little hope of any effective cooperation from the Chinese. If anything we tend to stimulate the foot here to more decided action it will be the demand that they should bear the expenses entailed upon the Earl of Clarendon K.G. The Earl Treaty
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For nearly 2 years I have been in constant. So Kurang Communication with the Viceroy of the Two with H. Mis minister Copy 833. the subject of the disarmament & Registration of Chinese punks Viceroy is concerned the following So far as the beeroy results have certainly taken place whilst Piracy has assumed / very minor proportions. A limitation of vrimament 2nd a stringent prohibition against the _carriage of "Stink pots", the Pirates' favorite. weapon of attack. 321 A system of Registration accompanied Q by bonds for good behavious who promises to provide an effective check becoming Admiralty June 29.1869 Letter of on Pracy. A system of joint cruising gradually retablished alther yet in its infancy. I have ac (s?) H. Keppel Vadu! & Commer in Chief. My Lord, Peking April 7.1869. Ju 9579% 194 I have the honor to enclose the copy of despatch to the naval Commander in Chief, a Sir H. Reppel, respecting the expediency & practicability of to various measures designed insure the Cooperation of the Chinese fost o to naval forces. As the Admiral informs he has sent his correspondence to the Admiralty, I deem to send a it unnecessary is voluminous, & will the Foreign Office by a copy Enclosed, as it no doubt be referred to The Lords Commissioners. For the reasons stated in my reply to the Admiral, Y.L. will see that I have very little hope of any affective cooperation from the Chinese. If anything we tend to stimulate the foot here to more decided action it w? be the demand that they should bear the expenses entailed upon the Earl of Clarendon K.G. The Earl Treaty
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For nearly 2 years

I have been in constant.

So Kurang

Communication with the Viceroy of the Two

with H. Mis minister

Copy

833.

the subject of the

disarmament & Registration of Chinese punks

Viceroy

is concerned the following

So far as the beeroy

results have certainly taken place whilst Piracy

has assumed

/

very

minor proportions.

A limitation

of vrimament

2nd a stringent prohibition against the

_carriage of "Stink pots", the Pirates' favorite.

weapon of

attack.

321 A system of Registration accompanied

Q

by bonds for good behavious who promises to

provide an effective check

becoming

Admiralty June 29.1869

Letter of

on

Pracy.

A system of joint cruising gradually

retablished

alther yet in its infancy.

I have ac

(s?) H. Keppel

Vadu! & Commer in

Chief.

My Lord,

Peking

April 7.1869.

Ju 9579%

194

I have the honor to enclose the copy of

despatch to the naval Commander in Chief,

a

Sir H. Reppel, respecting the expediency & practicability

of

to various measures designed

insure

the

Cooperation of the Chinese fost o to naval forces.

As the Admiral informs

he has sent

his correspondence to the Admiralty, I deem

to send a

it

unnecessary

is voluminous, & will

the Foreign Office by

a copy

Enclosed, as it

no doubt be referred to

The Lords Commissioners.

For the reasons stated in

my reply to

the Admiral, Y.L. will see that I have

very

little

hope of any affective cooperation from the Chinese. If anything we tend to stimulate the foot here to more decided action it w? be the demand that

they should bear the expenses entailed upon the Earl of Clarendon K.G.

The Earl

Treaty

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