Henry de Bellonnet to Hamilton Fish, May 20, 1872
Mr. Bellonnet to Mr. Fish. [Translation.] Legation of France, Washington, May 20, 1872. Mr. Secretary of State: I have the honor herewith to transmit to you ten copies of the…
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46,149 lettersMr. Bellonnet to Mr. Fish. [Translation.] Legation of France, Washington, May 20, 1872. Mr. Secretary of State: I have the honor herewith to transmit to you ten copies of the…
No. 11. Department of State, Washington, May 25, 1872. [Circular No. 22.] To the Consul of the United States at-, Mexico. Sir: I inclose a translation of a note of…
No. 10. Department of State, Washington, April 15, 1872. [Circular No. 21.] To the Diplomatic and Consular Officers of the United States: Letters rogatory for the purpose of taking the…
No. 9. Department of State, Washington, February 16, 1872. [Circular No. 18.] To the Diplomatic and Consular Officers of the United States: Gentlemen: Occasions having arisen in which it was…
No. 8. Department of State, Washington, January 30, 1872. [Circular No. 17.] [Addressed to each of the diplomatic representatives of foreign countries in the United States.] Sir: As the special…
No. 7. Department of State, Washington, January 10, 1872. [Circular No. 16.] Information reaches the Department of State that persons present themselves in some foreign countries to the diplomatic or…
No. 6. Department of State, Washington, December 15, 1871. [Circular No. 15.] Sir: Information has reached this Department that the purpose of its Circular No. 11, of the 16th of…
Executive Order. In pursuance of the authority conferred upon me by the 16th section of the act entitled “An act to regulate the diplomatic and consular systems of the United…
No. 5. Department of State, Washington, October 14, 1871. [Circular No. 13.] To the Diplomatic and Consular Officers of the United States: Gentlemen: I transmit herewith for your instruction, and…
No. 4 By the President of the United States of America. a proclamation. Whereas, upon information received by me from His Majesty the Emperor of the French, that discriminating duties…
No. 3. By the President of the United States of America. a proclamation. Whereas satisfactory information has been received by me from His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, through an…
No. 2. By the President of the United States of America. a proclamation. Whereas, pursuant to the first section of the act of Congress approved the 11th day of June,…
No. 1. By the President of the United States of America. a proclamation. Whereas satisfactory information has been received by me through Don Mauricio Lopez Roberts, envoy extraordinary and minister…
Message of the President of the United States. To the Senate and House of Representatives: In transmitting to you this, my fourth annual message, it is with, thankfulness to the…
No. 118. Mr. Washburne to Mr. Fish No. 395.] Legation of the United States, Paris, March 23, 1871. (Received April 6.) Sir: I addressed you a somewhat hurried dispatch, No.…
No. 117. Mr. Fish to Mr. Washburne No. 249.] Department of State, Washington, March 21, 1871. Sir: Your Government has sympathized deeply with you in the trials and privations and…
No. 116. [By cable.] March 20, 1871. Fish, Secretary of State, Washington: The following just received by messenger from Washburne for you: “Paris, March nineteenth. “National guard committee master of…
No. 115. Mr. Washburne to Mr. Fish No. 394.] Legation of the United States, Paris, March 19, 1871. (Received April 3.) Sir: In my No. 390, of day before yesterday,…
No. 114. Mr. Washburne to Mr. Fish No. 390.] Legation of the United States, Paris, March 17, 1871. (Received March. 31.) Sir: Affairs in Paris for the past week have…
Mr. Washburne to Count de Bismarck Paris, February 27, 1871. Sir: In view of the official announcement that a certain number of the German troops are to enter Paris on…