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Despatch to London
Seymour, Frederick to Grenville, Richard 1 November 1867, CO 60:29, no. 716, 320.

Abstract
Despatch to London. Minutes (2), Other documents (1), Marginalia (1).
Regarding the dispute in the Cariboo, Seymour encloses a letter from Brew, the gold commissioner, and Seymour reports that the Cariboo is perfectly tranquil. Rogers’s minute instructs Cox to Ackne with satisfaction. Brew’s letter is not included in the documents of the despatches.
No. 140
1st November 1867
My Lord Duke,
With reference to my despatches noted in the margin,
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Governor to Secy of State
Separate, 30th July
No. 92, 16th Augst
" 99 4th Sept
relative to the serious disputes in the Cariboo district I have now the honor toencloseManuscript image enclose the following extract from a letter written to me by the present Gold Commissioner, Mr Brew, dated 23rd October, I have the honor to report that this district is perfectly tranquil and not the slightest difficulty is found in enforcing the Law.
I have the honor to be,
My Lord Duke
Your most obedient
humble Servant
Frederick Seymour
Minutes by CO staff
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Sir F. Rogers
CC 20/1
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Ackne with satisfaction.
FR 20/1
B&C 21/1
Other documents included in the file
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Draft reply, Buckingham to Seymour, No. 4, 21 January 1868 expressing satisfaction on reading “that the district of Cariboo is perfectly tranquil and that not the slightest difficulty is found in enforcing the Law.”