Letter
Contostavlo to Eugene Schuyler, November 23, 1883
[Inclosure in No. 52.—Translation.]
Mr. Contostavlo to Mr. Schuyler.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Athens, November 23 (December 5), 1883.
Mr. Minister: The department of the Interior, whose attention I hastened to draw to your note of October 5 (17), respecting the prohibition of the importation of American pork into Greece, has just informed me that before revising the dispositions already made on this subject on the advice of the medical council of Athens, it required new and fuller information, which it has desired me to ask of our consul-general at New York and of the King’s legation at Berlin.
I have just asked for this information, and I will not fail to duly communicate to you the decision which the ministry of the interior may think proper to make on the subject, as soon as this information has been received.
Please accept, &c.,
CONTOSTAVLO.
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