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been told by several who, for obvious reasons, cannot be

naked, that they dislike and do not trust him. This din

like is the more surprising, as he in generous and agreeable

in social life generally; but he is considered overbearing

and truculent by his subordinates in office. This feeling

is apparently shared with many of the merchant season with

whom he comes into contact, as I have receeved many con-

plaints of his arrogance ke:, which would naturally not be

repeated, but which would become embittered if this appoint-

ment were rade, and the port would suffer in consequence.

I have been informed by some of the leading Chinese that he

is disliked and distrusted by ther also,

b. The honour of the head of a Department should

be above suspicion.

Commander Beckwith's nick-nase in the

Colony is, I am told, “Cunshaw Charlie", bile Bueh names

cannot be taken too seriously, the sinister suggestion in

this case is obvious, and would not redound to the dignity

or honour of the office.

Commander Beckwith has more than oncå used his

position an Acting Harbour Master to intrigue against others

in the Department; to advance his favourites; or bara his

subordinates with show he does not agree, He has also

during my absence on Active Seevice -- attented to get we

ejected from the post of Barbour Master and himself appoint-

ed.

A man who is not loyal to his own Department and kie

own