by an armed force, acting under the orders of a general in the C army is to pass unnoticed, or only a protest. Murder, too, has been committed—will 4 demand be made, and enforced for the extradition of the delinquants? The case is clear enough, facts are indisputable. Time was in Bri history when no such alternative would have called for mention. To-day whilst we only, and do, hope for the best, no British resident abroad can be without apprehen sion as to the course the Government may pursue.
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