368. The Earl of Clarendon to Mr. Sept. 20 Satisfaction of Her Ma Howard. jesty's Government at disposition of Viscount Sá to abolish Slave Trade in Portuguese Colonial Possessions 911 912 913 914 916 409. The Earl of Clarendon to Mr. Dec. 26 Despatch from Loanda Howard. Commissioners relative 414. Mr. Howard to the Earl of Dec. 19 Decree abolishing com Clarendon. pulsory labour of free 415. 919 920 420. Jan. Copy of note to Marquis de Loulé respecting proceedings of Angola Board of Protection 924 5 Law abolishing slavery in Macao and dependen cies Jan. 7 Portaria respecting ap plication of funds of Board of Protection to Jan. 6 Portaria respecting re gistration of slaves at 424. The Earl of Clarendon to Mr. Jan. 24 Satisfaction at views of Howard. Portuguese Government of slaves at San Thomé 427. Mr. Howard to the Earl of Jan. 26 Copy of note to Portu guese Government re- Feb. 23 Portaria regulating trans- 436. The Earl of Clarendon to Mr. Mar. Howard. 443. Mr. Howard to the Earl of Mar. Clarendon. 927 928 930 931 931 St. Thomas, and Prince 933 4 Satisfaction at Portaria respecting assistance to scientific travellers 8 Correspondence respecting abolition of slavery at St. Vincent 445. The Earl of Clarendon to Mr. Mar. 16 Satisfaction at steps taken Howard. 934 934 by Portuguese authori- 448. Mr. Howard to the Earl of Mar. 14 Portaria abolishing sla Clarendon. [1856-57. XLVII.] very at St. Vincent, Cape de Verds 937 3 K Law for abolishing slavery in St. Vincent 452. The Earl of Clarendon to Mr. Mar. 30 To thank Marquis de Howard. Consular: Loulé for communication of his circular to Portuguese Consuls in Brazil, relative to inhuman conduct of masters of Portuguese vessels PORTUGAL (LISBON). 1856 455. Consul Smith to the Earl of Oct. 18 Decree respecting facClarendon. tories on coast of Angola 941 942 948 Circular to Spanish Consuls authorizing them to issue certificates similar to those mentioned in Article X of Treaty of 1835. Oct. 12 Request of Spanish Government that instructions may be issued to 944 British authorities to 947 485. Mr. Otway to the Earl of Oct. 16 Official copy of above cirShelburne. cular to Spanish Con- 487. The Earl of Clarendon to Lord Nov. 3 Opinion of Havana ComHowden. 488. missioners that the 949 950 Nov. 25 Her Majesty's Govern- 601. The Earl of Clarendon to Lord May 13 Governor Stratford. of Tripoli 960 should be instructed to inflict summary punishment on slave-traders... 961 Porte respecting Slave 962 Stratford. tion respecting Slave Trade 963 606. Lord Stratford to the Earl of July 10 Representation to the Clarendon. 607. The Earl of Clarendon to Lord July 28 Approving representa 608. 610. " وو Aug. 8 Copy of circular to Her Levant respecting Slave Sept. 29 Despatches from Bombay 611. Lord Stratford to the Earl of Sept. 29 Correspondence respect Clarendon. ing continuance of Slave Trade 968 8 Promise of Reshid Pasha respecting Slave Trade 970 615. The Earl of Clarendon to Lord Dec. 26 Approving proceedings Stratford. 1857 626. Lord Stratford to the Earl of Jan. 31 Clarendon. respecting Slave Trade carried on with dominions of the Porte Copy of Porte's note on abolition of negro Slave Trade in the Sultan's dominions 627. The Earl of Clarendon to Lord Feb. 13 To express gratification Stratford. of Her Majesty's Go- 974 975 979 No. 13.-Consul Campbell to the Earl of Clarendon.-(Rec. June 26.) MY LORD, Lagos, May 1, 1856. THE first annual payment to Kosoko, agreeably to the Treaty engagement made with him by myself and Captain Miller, of Her Majesty's ship Crane, having become due on the 31st December last, I notified to him that I was prepared to pay the amount he was entitled to receive, either in cowries or hard dollars. I had no definite reply from him till a few days since, when on Mr. Peter Diederichsen visiting Epé, Kosoko requested him to inform me that the annual stipend to be paid by the Treaty would be of no service to him if paid in specie or cowries, as he would be obliged to distribute the greater portion of it among his Cabooceers; but that he would gladly receive the stipend in articles of ornament and utility, which he enumerated to Mr. Diederichsen. As Kosoko has kept his engagement most faithfully, I hope your Lordship will approve of my gratifying his wish in this respect. |