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Inclosure 23 in No, 5.
Mr, Tupper to Commander Clarey^ U.8.N.
Provincial Secretary's Office^ Halifax, Nova Scotiaj Sir, December \9f 1863.
I AM charged by Major-General Doyle, the Administrator of the Government, ,to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of tO'day, together with a copy of correspondence between L6rd Lyons and William H. Seward, Secretary of State of the United States^ and I am directed by his Honour the Administrator to say in reply that he is glad to be informed that your fir...at communication of yesterday was written and inclosed before 'the receipt by you of my second letter of yesterday; and I am further commanded to inform you that his Honour does not see any cause to alter his determination communicated to you last evening, respecting the disposal of the ** Chesapeake," and the prisoners now in your keeping.
I have, &c.
(Signed) CHARLES TUPPER, Provincial Secretary.
Inclosure 24 in No. 5.
. Requimtion.
Halifax^ Nova Scotia, December 19, 1863, I, NATHANIEL GUNNISON, of the city of Halifax and county of Halifax, Esquire, Vice-Consnl of the United States, acting as Consul in the absence of M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Inclosure 23 in No, 5.
Mr, Tupper to Commander Clarey^ U.8.N.
Provincial Secretary's Office^ Halifax, Nova Scotiaj Sir, December \9f 1863.
I AM charged by Major-General Doyle, the Administrator of the Government, ,to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of tO'day, together with a copy of correspondence between L6rd Lyons and William H. Seward, Secretary of State of the United States^ and I am directed by his Honour the Administrator to say in reply that he is glad to be informed that your fir...at communication of yesterday was written and inclosed before 'the receipt by you of my second letter of yesterday; and I am further commanded to inform you that his Honour does not see any cause to alter his determination communicated to you last evening, respecting the disposal of the ** Chesapeake," and the prisoners now in your keeping.
I have, &c.
(Signed) CHARLES TUPPER, Provincial Secretary.
Inclosure 24 in No. 5.
. Requimtion.
Halifax^ Nova Scotia, December 19, 1863, I, NATHANIEL GUNNISON, of the city of Halifax and county of Halifax, Esquire, Vice-Consnl of the United States, acting as Consul in the absence of M.
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