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46,149 letters[96] *Mr. Hoar, Attorney-General, to Mr. Barlow, United States marshal Washington, July 12, 1869. Sir: Your two letters on the 9th instant were received on the 10th. In respect to…
Mr. Bowman, special deputy collector, to Mr. Ham, Spanish consul. Custom-House, Baltimore, Collector’s Office, July 10, 1869. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge your communication of the 8th instant,…
Mr. M. de Warn, Spanish consul, to Mr. Thomas, collector. Custom-House, Baltimore, Collector’s Office, July 8, 1869. Sir: In consequence of the just measures lately taken by the New York…
Mr. Hoar, Attorney-General, to Mr. Pierrepont, district attorney. Washington, July 6, 1869. Sir: I am instructed by the President to say to you that your course in prosecuting with energy…
[92] *Mr. Field, Acting Attorney-General, to Mr. Barlow, United States marshal. Washington, July 3, 1869. Francis C. Barlow, United States Marshal, New York: The officers and men must be put…
Mr. Barlow, United States marshal, to Mr. Hoar, Attorney-General. [Telegram.] Quarantine Station, New York,July 3, 1869. The Attorney-General: All prisoners will be released, on their own recognizance, this afternoon, except…
Mr. Field, Acting Attorney-General, to Mr. Carll, United States marshal, and to district attorneys. Washington, July 3, 1869. [90] Sir: I have received your telegram of yesterday, relating to the…
Mr. Davis, Acting Secretary of State, to Mr. Pierrepont, district attorney. Department of State, [89] *Washington, July 2, 1869. Sir: I am directed by the President to acknowledge the receipt…
[88] *Mr. Barlow, United States marshal, to Mr. Hoar, Attorney-General. United States Marshal’s Office, Southern District of New York, New York, July 2, 1869. Sir: The confusion yesterday and this…
Mr. Field, Acting Attorney General, to Mr. Barlow, United States marshal. [Telegram.] [87] *Washington, July 2, 1869. Francis C. Barlow, United States Marshal, New York City: The President has sent…
Mr. Barlow, United States marshal, to Mr. Hoar, Attorney-General. [Telegram.] Brooklyn, New York, July 2, 1869. Attorney-General, Washington: I have taken full charge of the men, according to your order…
[86] *Mr. Field, Assistant Attorney-General, to Mr. Willey, district attorney. [Telegram.] Washington, July 2, 1869. Hiram Willey, United States Attorney, New London, Connecticut: Libel vessels and cargo, if you think…
Mr. Carll, United States marshal, to Mr. Field, Assistant Attorney-General. [Telegram.] New Haven, Connecticut, July 2, 1869. Hon. W. A. Field, Assistant United States Attorney-General: The schooners Fancy and Winona…
Mr. Willey, district attorney, to Mr. Field, Assistant Attorney-General. [Telegram.] New London, Connecticut, July 1, 1869. W. A. Field, Assistant Attorney-General, Washington: Your telegram is received. I have telegraphed the…
Mr. Field, Assistant Attorney-General to Mr. Barlow, United States marshal. [Telegram.] Washington, July 1, 1869. F. C. Barlow, United States Marshal, New York City: Have sent telegrams to marshal and…
Mr. Field, Assistant Attorney-General, to Mr. Willey, district attorney. [Telegram.] Washington, July 1, 1869. Hiram Willey, Esq., United States Attorney, New London, Connecticut: [84] *Take care of the schooners Fancy…
Mr. Field, Assistant Attorney-General, to United States marshal, New Haven, Connecticut. [Telegram.] Washington, July 1, 1869. United States Marshal, New Haven, Connecticut: The schooners Fancy and Winona are at Milford,…
Mr. Barlow, United States marshal, to Mr. Hoar, Attorney-General. [Telegram.] [83] *New York, July 1, 1869. The Attorney-General, Washington: The Mahoning has seized, at Milford, Connecticut, the schooners Fancy and…
[Inclosure No. 9.] Mr. Boutwell, Secretary of the Treasury, to Mr. Macey, collector. [Telegram.] Treasury Department, Washington, June 30, 1869. Seth W. Macey, Collector of Customs, Newport, Rhode Island: See…
[Inclosure No. 7.] Mr. Boutwell, Secretary of the Treasury, to Mr. Moore, collector. [Telegram.] Treasury Department, Washington, June 30, 1869. Henry D. Moore, Collector of Customs, Philadelphia: Department informed that…