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46,149 letters[35] *Vice-Admiral Porter, for Secretary of the Wavy, to Mr. Fish, Secretary of State. Navy Department, Washington, April 6, 1860. Sir: I have the honor to inform you that a…
[Inclosure No. 2.] Mr. Roux, collector, to Mr. Boutwell, Secretary of the Treasury. Custom-House, Fernandina, Florida, March 29, 1869. Sir: Respectfully referring to your letter of the 22d March instant,…
[Inclosure No. 1.] Mr. Mondy, collector, to Mr. Boutwell, Secretary of the Treasury. Jacksonville, Florida, Custom-House, March 26, 1869. [34] Sir: I have the honor, in reply to your letter…
[33] *Mr. Boutwell, Secretary of the Treasury, to Mr. Fish, Secretary of State. Treasury Department, Washington, April 5, 1869. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your…
[31] *Mr. Fishy Secretary of State, to Mr. Buchanan. Department of State,March 30, 1869. Sir: I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 23d instant, addressed to…
[30] *Mr. Hoar, Attorney General, to Mr. Fish, Secretary of State. Attorney-General’s Office, March 23, 1869. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letters of the…
Mr. Hoar, Attorney-General, to the district attorneys. Attorney-General’s Office, March 23, 1869. To the United States Attorneys at Charleston, South Carolina, Savannah, Georgia, northern district of Florida, southern district of…
Mr. Hoar, Attorney-General, to Mr. Bisbee, district attorney. Attorney-General’s Office, March 23, 1869. Sir: This Department has received information that a steamer is being fitted out at the port of…
Vice-Admiral Porter, for Secretary of the Navy, to Mr. Fish, Secretary of State. Navy Department, March 22, 1869. [28] *Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your…
Mr. Fish, Secretary of State, to Mr. Hoar, Attorney-General. Department of State,March 20, 1869. Sir: The Department has received information to the effect that illegal expeditions are in progress at…
Mr. Fish, Secretary of State, to Mr. Boutwell, Secretary of the Treasury. Department of State,March 20, 1869. Sir: This Department is informed by the minister of Spain that he has…
Memorandum from Spanish minister, received March 19, 1869. [March 19, 1869.] According to information received from New Orleans, Mobile, Jacksonville, Florida, Charleston, Savannah, and other southern ports, filibustering expeditions are…
[25] *Memorandum from Spanish minister, received March 19, 1869. [March 19, 1869.] From official information, deserving entire credence, it is known that at the port of Jacksonville or Fernandina, on…
Mr. Murray, United States marshal, to Mr. Evarts, Attorney-General. United States Marshal’s Office, Southern District of New York, New York, November 19, 1868. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge…
Mr. Evarts, Attorney-General, to Mr. Courtney, district attorney. Office of the Attorney-General, Washington, November 14, 1868. [23] Sir: I desire to ask your immediate attention to an article in the…
Mr. Seward, Secretary of State, to Mr. Evarts, Attorney-General. Department of State, Washington, November 11, 1868. [22] *Sir: I have the honor to inclose, for your consideration, a copy of…
Mr. Herron, United States marshal, to Mr. Browning, Acting Attorney-General. Office United States Marshal, District of Louisiana, Custom-House Building, New Orleans, July 20, 1868. Sir: I have the honor to…
[17] *Mr. Herron, United States marshal, to Mr. Browning, Acting Attorney-General. Office United States Marshal, District of Louisiana, New Orleans, July 13, 1868. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge…
[Inclosure.] Mr. Smythe, Collector, to Mr. Courtney, district attorney. Custom-House, New York, Collector’s Office, February 5, 1867. [16] Sir: I have to report the seizure, on the 2d instant, of…
Mr. Courtney, district attorney, to Mr. Seward, Secretary of State. Office of the District Attorney of the United States for the Southern District of New York, New York, Feburary 5,…