The Archive · 1899

VOLUNTEER ENCAMPMENT

The encampment of the Volunteers at Stonecutters' Island commenced on the 20th instant, the Corps being well represented by strong muster. On the 25th instant they Captain Silva, were drawn up at the entrance to the wharf, in honour of the distinguished visitor. The guard saluted on the arrival of Sir Henry Blake, and the Bend) played the Jit, nations} suther are to have a rowe march, the Banks being; A salute of seventeen guns was also fire: closed for the day to enable as many mem: from San Francisco as the steamboat passed bers as possible to take part in the proceed- I LAWLESS CONDITION OF KUANGTUNG.

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