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46,149 letters[Translation.] Mr. Romero to Mr. Seward Mexican Legation in the United States of America, Washington, November 16, 1866. Mr. Secretary: In reference to the communication which I addressed to your…
[Translation.] No. 478.] Dep’t of Foreign Relations and of Government, Chihuahua, October 20, 1866. I have received your notes Nos. 625 and 630, of dates 20th and 21st of September…
[Translation.] Señor Romero to Mr. F. W. Seward Unofficial] Washington, November 16,1866. My Dear Sir: Fulfilling the offer I made you some time since, to obtain authentic intelligence from my…
Mr. Courtney to Mr. Seward Office of the District Attorney of the United States, for the Southern District of New York, New York, November 14, 1866. Sir: I have the…
[Translation.] Señor Romero to Mr. Seward Washington, November 9, 1866. My Dear Sir: Believing you would like to see the detailed and authentic-accounts of the infirmity that afflicts Madam Charlotte…
Mr. Seward to Don Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, jr Department of State, Washington, November 8, 1866. Sir: I have received your letter of yesterday, representing yourself to be the…
Don Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, jr., to Mr. Seward New York, November 7, 1866. My Dear Sir: I am the nephew of Santa Anna, the Mexican general, and as…
Mr. Seward to Mr. Courtney Department of State, Washington, November 8, 1866. Sir: I enclose the original of a letter addressed to me by a person signing himself Antonio Lopez…
No. 7. [From the Opinion Nationale.] Paris, October 13, 1866. We read in the Pays as follows: “The mental condition of the empress Charlotte is unfortunately very serious. The unexpected…
No. 5. [From La Liberté, Paris, October 12, 1886.] French interests. To questions put by La Liberté, the Pays makes this reply on Mexican affairs; “We answer the questions in…
No. 4. [From the Opinion Nationale, Paris, October 11, 1866.] The end of the Mexican business. Of all affairs occupying the public at present we may truly say that none…
No. 3. [From the Standard of October 10, 1866.] The Mexican debt. October has come and the holders of Mexican bonds are asking if their arrearages are to be paid.…
No. 1. [From La Liberté.—Translation.] Paris, October 3, 1866. The recent news from Mexico is of a serious nature that does not surprise us, but requires prompt action on the…
[Translation.] Senor Romero to Mr. Hunter Mexican Legation, Washington, November 5, 1866. The minister of the Mexican republic presents his compliments to William Hunter, esq., and has the honor to…
[Translation.] Mr. Romero to Mr. Seward Mexican Legation in the United States, Washington, November 1, 1866. Mr. Secretary: I have the honor to enclose to you a printed pamphlet containing…
Index of documents sent by the Mexican legation in Washington to the Department of State of the United States, with the note of this date, relative to the conduct of…
[Translation.] Mr. Romero to Mr. Seward Mexican Legation in the United States of America, Washington, October 31, 1866. Mr. Secretary: Learning by the papers of this country that General Jesus…
[Translation.] Señor Romero to Mr. Seward Mexican Legation in the United States of America, Washington, October 22, 1866. Mr. Secretary: I was honored to-day with your note of the 20th…
Index of documents sent by the Mexican legation in Washington to the Department of State of the United States, with a note of this date, concerning events on the eastern…
[Translation.] Señor Romero to Mr. Seward Mexican Legation in the United States of America, Washington, October 21, 1866. Mr. Secretary: For the information of the government of the United States,…