CO129-147 - Public Offices - 1870 — Page 443

441

have his earnest consideration and

he

wonlet propose certain unles defining the native of the communication which he would submit to and settle with

I remarked that in framing them he must bear in mind that in

----

the territorial

possible way. rights ar Jurisdiction of the

or

Imperial Government referred to

by me;

it

استار

simply a matter

of arrangement for mutual Convenience irrespective of such

reservations . His Corcellinay replied that that alcared the question of any doubts he had, and he saw nothing in the way of coming t

to

(

dunexed

an understanding. As soon as this

is arrived at I with communicate

the result for Your Carellenay's approval

Ido not quite comprehend

the motive of Sir Richard Graves Max Donnell in bringing this mätter before Lord Granville. Ibey to enclose extrmats from a despatch Ilately ressived from a the Colonial Secretory writing in the name of the Governor from which Your Excellency will su

that communication does exist

between the Colanial and Kowloong Chinese Authorities and to knowledge how

my

ever existed, nor