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Brooklyn, New York, His Excelency would be obliged therefore if you would take steps for the lunatic's repakiation, and presumes that in the meantime

you

will have no

objection to giving a quarant for the repayment by the American Government of the man's

while defacired in the

стреного

Asylum.

It appears that Camp -

bell was taken from the Grand Hotel

by another American Seaman to the Lunatic Asylum,

very

and

being

violent had to be at once -

placed under restraint, he has severely of the Chinese attendants

insured at the

red one

Asylum.

I have r

(Signed / W. M. Goodman,

V.M.

Aching Colonial Lcretary.

of. & ivious, Esq. Consul for United States.

Copy.

527

Enclosure 2.

Consul for United States to Colonial

Secretary.

C. O.

8263

REC?

(Rec' 25 APR 32

United States Consulate,

15th March, 1892

471

Hongkong,

Sir,

a

2.

I have the honour to

cknowledge the receipt of letter Nr 408. of March 9th Colonial desetary Office concerning the American _ Naval Seaman Jances Campbell confined in the Lunatic Asylum -

and p

regret

to

say,

that.

· my authority

does not extend to the relief of American seamen other than those.

belonging

to

ov

discharged from the Mercantile Marine service of the _

United States. Much therefore ase

should

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