were
to fire
on the day after the receipt of the news of the Emperor's death, 66 minute
gune
between 8 A.M. and
noon, and, after noon,
a
in honour
salute of 33 guns in
of the reigning Emperor.
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Commodore Maxwell
on
objected to the firing Sunday, but said that, if it could be postponed till Monday, ( the 13th instant), he
would be res
ready
to co-operate
with the Commander of the
Sophie
Sophie. The Consul was
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the
communicated with, and the firing took place 13th instant, the eNaval, Military and Colonial Authorities co
C
operating with the German and Russian ships of Nar
in the harbour
6.
This will explaine
why the telegram of the
14th was
despatched, the
General and the Commodore
thinking that, as the
usual honours had
already
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