Afirmed at Shanghai thie 27th day of October, 1886, (Signed) BR. T. Rewste.
The Applicant having addressed the Court in support of the motion, His Lonvsuir said—Well, this is plication made to the Court for the e: of an extraordinary jurisdiction, which of course, must have goud grounds' shown for it; and no doubt if the wllidavit here had shown that H.B.M.'sConeul atFoockowaud with my pilot vessel and the Vice-Consul at Pagoda Anchorage had that no proper sanction has been given to services as pilot to those who re- committed any illegal acts, I should have them, and that they have not the turco of been ready to entertain the application and to grant a Rule to show cause why th information should not issue against them.
But what Clave to look at are the material facts sot forth in the affidavit, which I must take for the moment as true, as contradicted. And looking at his qualification Zar day of September took out a license in the Chinese pi vice; and he Consul
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