...have communicated with our solicitor on the subject, who has advised us that the evidence submitted is not sufficient to justify any steps being taken against the vessel under either the 6th' Or 7th sec. of Act 59 G-eo. III., cap. 69 ; and you are to govern yourself accordingly....

...and hy him referred to the hoard ot cnstom). The deliherate answer of that hody was made on the 23d of July, and it was to the effect that it was not sufficient to jnstify any steps heing taken against the vessel under the law. Thns far it appears that although her...

...him referred to the Board of Customs. Tho deliberate 1s65. answer of that body was made on the 23d of July, and it was to the effect that it was not...officers had pledged the government to keep faithful wateh over the vessel and report any further information they might obtain, no one of them seems to...

...deliberate answer of that body was made on the £id of July, and it was to the etl'ect that it was «ot sufficient to justify any steps being taken against...pay the smallest attention to any representations or an_v evidence offered by myself or any agent of the United States, even so far as to stimulate his...

...and hy him referred to the hoard of cnstoms. The deliherate answer of that hody was made on the 2M of July, and it was to the effect that it was not sufficient to jnstify any steps hrine taken against the vessel under the law. Thns far it appears that although her...

...communicated with our Solicitor on the subject, who has advised us, that the evidence submitted is not sufficient to justify any steps being taken against the vessel under either the 6th or 7th sec, of Act 59 Geo. III. cap. 69, and you are to govern yourself accordingly....

...effect that it was not sufficient to justify any steps being taken against the vessel under the law. the government to; " keep faithful watch over the vessel and report any further information thSy might obtain," no one of them seems to have been disposed to pay the smallest attention to any...

...him '• nril to the board of customs. The deliberate answer of that body «••• made on the 23d of July, and it was to the effect that it was not ;"!ii.-ifiit to justify any steps being taken against the vessel under the IJW. the government to "...

...communicated with their solicitor on the subject, who has advised them that the evidence submitted is not sufficient to justify any steps being taken against the vessel under either the 6th. or 7th section of the act 59th Ueo. III., chap. 69. It is, however, considered to be...

...and by him referred to the board of customs. The deliberate answer of that body was made on the 23d of July, and it was to the effect that it was not...steps being taken against the vessel under the law. the government to " keep faithful watch over the vessel and report any further information they might...