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46,149 letters[Inclosure 2.] President Baez to President Grant. [Translation.] Santo Domingo, August 18, 1873. Most Excellent Sir: It is now thirty years since the Dominician people, having been for the third…
D.—Mr. Gautier to Mr. Montauban. [Translation.] Santo Domingo, August 12, 1873. dominican republic.—ministry of foreign relations. Most Excellent Sir: Your letter of the 12th ultimo, addressed to his excellency the…
C.—Mr. Gautier to Mr. Montauban, August 11, 1873. [Translation.] Santo Domingo, August 11, 1873. Dominican republic.—ministry of foreign relations. Most Excellent Sir: His excellency the President of the republic, who…
[Translation.] A.—Proposed treaty between Hayti and San Domingo. The undersigned, Jules Thirion de Montauban, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of the Dominican Republic near the government of the French Republic,…
[Inclosure 1.—Translation.] Mr. Gautier to Mr. Vickers, August 15, 1873. Dominican Republic, Ministry of Foreign Relations, Santo Domingo, August 15, 1873. Sir: The Dominican government has just received a communication…
No. 87. Mr. Vickers to the President. Deckertown, N. J., September 29, 1873. (Rec’d Oct. 14.) Sir: I have the honor herewith to transmit to your excellency certain documents relating…
No. 86. Mr. Cramer to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Copenhagen, December 28, 1872. (Received January 16, 1873.) No. 159.] Sir: I have the honor to inform you…
No. 85. Mr. Cramer to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Copenhagen, October 23, 1872. (Received November 7.) No. 144.] Sir: I have the honor to report that the…
No. 84. Mr. Blair to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, San José, Costa Rica, June 23, 1873. (Rec’d July 26.) No. 153.] Sir: Inasmuch as the sands of…
No. 83. Mr. Blair to Mr. Fish. [Extract.] Legation of the United States, San José, Costa Rica, May 12, 1873. (Received June 9.) No. 151.] Sir: The annual meeting of…
No. 82. Mr. Davis to Mr. Low. Department of State, Washington, September 18, 1873. No. 150.] Sir: I have to acknowledge the receipt of your dispatch of the 10th of…
No. 81. Mr. Bailey to Mr. Davis. United States Consulate, Hong-Kong, September 12, 1873. (Received Oct. 23.) No. 207.] Sir: Referring to my 197, relating to the Macao coolie trade…
[Inclosure 4.] Mr. Low to the American missionaries. Peking, July 22, 1873. Gentlemen: I have received your letter of the 17th instant, in which you express in highly complimentary terms…
[Inclosure 3.] American missionaries to Mr. Low. Sir: The American missionaries resident in Peking desire to express to you on your departure from this city their sense of the ability,…
[Inclosure 2.] American missionaries to Mr. Low. Hon. F. F. Low, Esq.: Dear Sir: Having learned that your excellency is about to leave the capital, we, the undersigned members of…
[Inclosure 1.] Mr. Chapin to Mr. Low. Peking, May 6, 1872. Sir: The members of the North China mission of the American Board, now in session, desire to convey to…
No. 80. Mr. Low to Mr. Fish Legation of the United States, Peking, July 22, 1873. (Received September 19.) No. 277.] Sir: I have the honor to inclose herewith two…
[Inclosure 1.—Translation.] Memorandum of the etiquette to be observed at the audience. The foreign ministers will bring with them M. Bismarck as their interpreter in common; M. de Geofroy will…
No. 79. Mr. Low to Mr. Fish Legation of the United States, Peking, July 10, 1873. (Received September 3.) No. 271.] Sir: On the 29th ultimo the embassador of Japan…
No. 78. Mr. Low to Mr. Fish. [Unofficial.—Extract.] Peking, June 30, 1873. (Received August 20.) Sir: I have only time before the courier leaves to write a hasty note to…