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Hongkong (M. Pejardin ) to telegraph to Captain de Beaumont, the Officer Commanding the French

squadron

off Panhoi, to ask if the blockade of that fort would continue to be enforced, now that the preliminaries of peace had been signed. With his usual courtesy, M. Dejardin consented; and he received a reply

to the

effect that Neutral vessels will be

admitted to Pakhoi after.

proving that they

a visit

are not carrying

contraband of war. This

of war. This announcement has been received with great-

satisfaction

satisfaction by the mercantile community supposed that a similar course

It is

will be

followed with regard to the other Ports blockaded by the French, ___ pending the signing of a definitive treaty of peace.

concluded

It will be seen that I }

my

statement in the

Colonial Legislature with the -- -following words -

"After the persevering efforts " which I have made during the

#

two

years of my administration " here, to procure the strengthening

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