CO129-217 - Governor Sir Bowen Administrator Marsh - 1884 [7-10] — Page 456

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Preservation Ordinance

passed by the Colonial Legislature in conse- quence of these distur bances.

tranquit

2. I am also to vachove

to go the draft of a desp.

which Lord Desty proposes with Lord Granville's concurrenc to address to the fovernor in reply to these despatches,

and to the carber

copy f

desp. which was enclose]

in the letter from this

Dept of the 11th mstant

3. In regard to the

imposition of the fines

boatien, totas refusal

for French ships,

A

to work under the Ordinance

A

though hon berishich has cxprend

Lin Ots

at the applicability othe

Las

seater circumstanen of this care

who his at will instruct the fort to remit as supported in youf letter ofthe 21 = int?

Jer 19921

m 25/h

thof 1858, istif

cannot give the 452

instructions to the

Jovernor

Anggested in the letter

Dept

from this Def of the 1st instant,

the full

reports.

ал

now received.

show that the strike dis Ad not begion till after the fines

were

inflicted,

and it also appears from M. Marshi's desp. forwarded

to zou

an

thurstant the 11th instant

that the boatmen and

boatwomen in question

did not advance the

pleasurested in the last paragraph of your letter of the 7

the instant.

Lord Dertz there promises