Geo. Williamson to Geo. Williamson , United States, February 16, 1875
No. 108. Mr. Williamson to Mr. Fish.
No. 315.]
Sir: I have the honor to send you herewith a copy of an interesting dispatch from Mr. Romeo H. Freer, commercial agent at San Juan del Norte.
It is mainly corroborative of information and suggestions heretofore made, in my dispatches Nos. 269 and 289, referring to the same subject; but in the marked passages on pages 5 and 6 you will find more explicit statements than I have been able to make.
It seems probable that the captain of the British man-of-war and the vice-consul at Greytown were acting with the knowledge, if not under the instructions, of their government.
The British minister here assures me he has no knowledge of anything that has been done in relation to the Mosquito question, as reported by Mr. Freer, and I believe he has no instructions on the subject.
I have, &c.,