do that Section to at full (^ Mi within the requirements of "Aliens Passengers Act", will it press for the amendment a sort repeal of Actment.
theatra-sa 3. I am to request that how Kimberley may be informed whether in Lord Granville's opinion the matter be allowed to rest on its present footing in the absence of any renewed representations from the French Government. There would be difficulty in amending the Act in such a way as to accord specially to the vessels Messagerie Maritime exemptions which it appears necessary to maintain generally in force; and the suggestions made in M. Savard's letter of the 9 September do not seem to afford any solution to the difficulty that could be adopted. If it was not intended, and would it be desirable, that the operation of the Act should be restricted & clarified for vessels engaged in the conveyance of emigrants under contract to serve in foreign countries.
The same necessity for supervising the arrangements made for the conveyance of free passengers proceeding independently and at their own cost exists in the case of emigrants from Hong Kong and others from China; and the provisions of the Aliens Passengers Act do not appear to have become ...
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do
that Sacion to at full
(^
Mi
within the requerements of "Alunin lapsengers act", will ift press for the amendment
a sovet repeal of actment.
theatra-
sa
3. I am to request that how
Kimberley may be informer
whether
in Lad Granville's
opinion the scatter
CALL
be allowed to vit on it
prrent forting
the ab
sence of any renewed repres- sutations from the French
Government. There would
be
Sifficulty
in amending
the act in such
as to accord
La
persally
Reins the vessels Mensagerie Martine
Exemptions
which it affears
necessary to maintain gener
ally in force; and the
supportions made in Ma
Savard; letter of the Vol.
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September do not secu
to afford any
9
wolution
the difficulty that could
be adopted. If
It
bebet
was
not intended, an would it
be desirable, that the oper- the Chenère lassen.
ation of
fers act should be restive.
ted &
cleartered for
vessels
the convegance of seepranti Expayed under contract to serve in forey's countries. The same necessity for supervising
the arrangements made for the converance of free passen- fers proceeding independently
and at their own
in the case
dunen
fasser of
Hang Kany
put
A
the
cost Exists
of suigration
others from
B au
the
Carter
Cace
9
rumpants from their Camely;
and the provisions
the
Alumen lassengers act de
ust appear
to ban become
Sep.
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