in his Despatch No. 240 of
the 21st September ultimo, the
action
which he had very
properly taken respecting
some articles reflecting
on French proceedings in Tonquin,
which had appeared in one
of the Chinese vernacular
newspapers published at
Hongkong.
2. I now have much
pleasure in transmitting
a copy of a letter from the French Consul (M. Degardin),
covering a communication
relative to Mr. Marsh's action.
3. The Registrar General
continues to keep a watch
over the Chinese journals
published here.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's Most Obedient
Humble Servant,
J. Bowen
in his Despatch N. 240 of
the 21 September ultimo, the
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action
which he had very
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from the Foreign Office at
Paris, which shows the
sense entertained by the
French Government
of
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some articles reflecting
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French proceedings in Tonquin,
which had appeared in on
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2. I now have much
pleasure
in transmitting
- a copy of a letter from the Encla
French Consul (M.Degardin),
covering
a
Communication
'
Marsh's, action.
3. The Registrar General
continuco
to keep
a watch
over the Chinese journals
- published here.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's Most Obedient
Aumble Servant,
5. Bowen
form.
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