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46,149 lettersNo. 6. [Paris (September 13) correspondence of the London Times.] Mission of General de Castelnau to Mexico–Dissatisfaction with Marshal Bazaine. General de Castelnau, one of the Emperor’s aides-de-camp, left Paris…
No. 2. [From La Liberté, Paris, September 14, 1866. ] The liquidation. A man must entertain very robust illusions not to be convinced that the monarchical experiment attempted by France…
No. 1. [From Le Moniteur Universel, (official paper of the French empire,) Paris, Thursday, September 13, 1866.—No. 256, page 1.] Official. Napoleon, by the grace of God and the national…
[Translation.] Señor Romero to Mr. Seward Mexican Legation in the United States of America, Washington, September 30, 1866. Mr. Secretary: I have the honor to transmit to you the English…
Index of documents sent by the Mexican legation in Washington to the Department of State of State of the United States with its note of this date, relating to Don…
[Translation.] Mr. Romero to Mr. Seward Mexican Legation in the United States of America, Washington, September 29, 1866. Mr. Secretary: I have the honor to transmit to you, for the…
No. 11. Mexican Republic. Colonel Camacho, commanding the imperialist troops in front, has sent me at 8 o’clock this morning the following communication: “Mexican Empire, Tlacotalpam, “August 18, 1866. “On…
No. 10. Department of State, Office of War and Marine–Section first. The President of the republic is informed by your despatch of the 24th July last, enclosing Nos. 1 and…
No. 9. Government and military commandancy of the state, Parras, July 24, 1866. EXPEDITIONARY CORPS OF MEXICO, FIRST DIVISION OF INFANTRY HEADQUARTERS, NUMBER 1476—EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. Saltillo, July 12, 1866.…
No. 8. Mexican Republic, government and military commandancy of the state of Coahuila de Zaragoza. Parras, July 8, 1866. General: I have the honor to enclose you a certified copy…
No. 7. Mexican Republic, government and military commandancy of the state of Coahuila de Zaragoza. Your note of the 6th instant informs me that the President has authorized me to…
No. 6. Department of State, Office of War and Marine–Section first. I answered your communication in reference to the exchange of prisoners captured at Santa Isabel, dated the 8th of…
No. . EXPEDITIONARY CORPS OF MEXICO, FIRST DIVISION OF INFANTRY, HEADQUARTERS—NUMBER 1257. Saltillo, June 14, 1866. General: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the…
No. 3. [Untitled] Monclova, June 9, 1866. General: Dr. Simon Blanco, of this city, addressed me a letter on the 1st of May last, asking if the French prisoners taken…
No. 2. Government and military commandancy of the state of Coahuila de Zaragoza. You will perceive by the enclosed letters of a correspondence between this department and General Douay the…
No. 1. [From the official paper of the constitutional government of the Mexican republic, Chihuahua, August 24, 1866.] Department of State, Office of War and Marine–Section first. The president of…
[Translation.] Señor Romero to Mr. Seward Mexican Legation to the United States of America, Washington, September 24, 1866 Mr. Secretary: I have the honor to enclose you No. 26, volume…
[Translation.] Señor Romero to Mr. Frederick W. Seward Legation of Mexico in the United States of America, Washington, September 23, 1866. My Dear Sir: I have the honor to communicate…
[Untitled] Zitacuaro, July 12, 1866. Much Esteemed Sir: I hereby acknowledge the receipt of the documents, relating to the withdrawal of the French from Mexican territory, which you had the…
[Translation.] Señor Romero to Mr. Seward Mexican Legation in the United States of America, Washington, September 21, 1866. Mr. Secretary ad interim: I have the honor to transmit to you,…