Benjamin Moran to Hamilton Fish, June 5, 1871
No. 207. Mr. Moran to Mr. Fish No. 336.] Legation of the United States, London, June 5, 1871. (Received June 20.) Sir: I have the honor to inform you that…
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46,149 lettersNo. 207. Mr. Moran to Mr. Fish No. 336.] Legation of the United States, London, June 5, 1871. (Received June 20.) Sir: I have the honor to inform you that…
No. 206. Mr. Fish to General Schenck No. 4.] Department of State, Washington, May 25, 1871. Sir: The Senate having advised and consented thereto, the President has ratified the treaty…
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No. 14. Lord Lyons to Earl Granville Bordeaux, January 26, 1871. (Received January 31.) My Lord: I have the honor to transmit to your lordship herewith a letter which I…
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No. 12. Lord Lyons to Earl Granville Bordeaux, January 20, 1871. (Received January 29.) My Lord: In my dispatch of the 27th ultimo I spoke of the British subjects still…
No. 11. Earl Granville to Mr. Odo Russell Foreign Office, January 23, 1871. Sir: I telegraphed to you on the 21st instant, stating that Her Majesty’s government were anxious to…
No. 10. Lord Lyons to Earl Granville Bordeaux, December 27, 1870. (Received January 1, 1871.) My Lord: I have the honor to submit to your lordship a copy of a…
No. 9. Lord Lyons to Earl Granville Tours, October 25, 1870. (Received October 29.) My Lord: I have the honor to transmit a copy of a dispatch in which I…
No. 8. Lord Lyons to Earl Granville Tours, October 18, 1870. (Received October 22.) My Lord: I had this morning the honor to receive your lordship’s telegram of yesterday informing…
No. 7. Earl Granville to Lord Lyons Foreign Office, October 18, 1870. My Lord: I transmitted to your excellency, in my dispatch of the 15th instant, a copy of a…
No. 6. Earl Granville to Lord Lyons Foreign Office, October 15 1870. My Lord: With reference to your excellency’s dispatch of the 9th instant, I inclose, for your information, a…
No. 5. Earl Granville to Count Bernstorff Foreign Office, October 14, 1870. M. l’Ambassadeur: On the departure from Paris of Her Majesty’s ambassador, he felt it his duty to leave…
No. 4. Lord Lyons to Earl Granville Tours, October 9, 1870. (Received October 12.) My Lord: Your lordship did me the honor to inform me that you had received assurances…
No. 3. Earl Granville to Lord Lyons Foreign Office, September 8, 1870. My Lord: I have received your excellency’s dispatch of the 26th August, representing that great distress might be…
No. 2. Lord Lyons to Earl Granville Paris, August 26, 1870. (Received August 27.) My Lord: In my previous dispatch of to-day I have transmitted an extract from the Journal…
Correspondence with Lord Lyons respecting his departure from Paris, and provision made for the withdrawal of British subjects. No. 1. Lord Lyons to Earl Granville Paris, August 26, 1870. (Received…
No. 205. Mr. Moran to Mr. Fish No. 256.] Legation of the United States, London, March 8, 1871. (Received March 23.) Sir: I have the honor to send herewith two…
[From the London Daily Telegraph, February 3, 1871.] Full text of the convention.–The occupation of the forts. The following is a translation of the full text of the convention between…
No. 204. Mr. Moran to Mr. Fish No. 219.] Legation of the United States, London, February 4, 1871. (Received February 18.) The first direct news that has reached London from…