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46,149 letters[Telegram.] Mr. Davis to Mr. E. B. Washburne. Department of State, Washington, September 7, 1870. Berthemy asks, under instructions from Favre, whether [the] public sentiment in America has changed since…
[Telegram.] Mr. Davis to Mr. E. B. Washburne. Department of State, Washington, September 6, 1870. As soon as situation in your judgment shall justify, tender the congratulations of President and…
[Telegram.] Mr. Davis to Mr. E. B. Washburne. Department of State, Washington, September 6, 1870. It appearing by your last dispatch that new government is fully installed and Paris remains…
[Telegram.] Mr. Davis to Mr. E. B. Washburne. Department of State, Washington, September 6, 1870. If provisional government has actual control and possession of power, and is acknowledged by French…
Mr. Davis to Mr. E. B. Washburne. No. 158.] Department of State, Washington, August 30, 1870. Sir: I have to acknowledge the receipt of your telegram of yesterday, which, although…
[Telegram.] Mr. Davis to Mr. E. B Washburne. Department of State, Washington, August 17, 1870. Instead of “expulsion” in first sentence of yesterday’s dispatch, substitute “departure.” DAVIS, Acting Secretary.
Mr. Davis to Mr. E. B. Washburne. Department of State, Washington, August 16, 1870. Sir: I have to acknowledge the receipt of your dispatches, numbered 232 to 242, both inclusive.…
[Telegram.] Mr. Davis to Mr. E. B. Washburne. Department of State, Washington, August 16, 1870. Your reply to Gramont’s notice of expulsion of Germans is fully approved. You were notified…
[Telegram.] Mr. Davis to Mr. E. B. Washburne. Department of State, Washington, August 14, 1870. Prussian credit opened for removal of Germans. Have notified Secretary, who is absent; shall communicate…
[Telegram.] Mr. Davis to Mr. E. B. Washburne. Department of State, Washington, July 25, 1870. Take subjects of Saxony, Hesse, and Coburg under protection, France consenting. * * * *…
[Telegram.] Mr. Fish to Mr. F. B. Washburne. Department of State, Washington, July 19, 1870. North German government asks United States to exert good offices through their legation at Paris…
[Telegram.] Mr. Fish to Mr. E. B. Washburne. Department of State, Washington, July 16, 1870. Government and people of United States depend upon German steamers between Bremen and Hamburg and…
[Telegram.] Mr. Fish to Mr. Hoffman. Department of State, Washington, July 16, 1870. Protection of North Germans in French territory by American representative can only be given at request of…
Mr. Geo. H. Yeaman to Mr. Fish. No. 255.] Legation of the United States, Copenhagen, August 13, 1870. (Received August 30, 1870.) Sir: The Marquis de Cadore left here yesterday,…
Mr. Geo. H. Yeaman to Mr. Fish. No. 254.] Legation of the United States, Copenhagen, August 9, 1870. (Received August 30, 1870.) Sir: Referring to my dispatch No. 253, it…
Mr. Geo. H. Yeaman to Mr. Fish. No. 253.] Legation of the United States, Copenhagen, August 5, 1870. (Received August 24, 1870.) Sir: Touching the subject of the neutrality of…
[Translation.] Baron Rosenörn-Lehn to Mr. Yeaman. Copenhagen, August 3, 1870. Monsieur: I have the honor to make known to you that, upon the proposition of the minister of marine, it…
Mr. Geo. H. Yeaman to Mr. Fish. No. 252.] Legation of the United States, Copenhagen, August 4, 1870. (Received August 24, 1870.) Sir: I herewith inclose a translation of a…
[Translation.] Baron Rosenörn-Lehn to Mr. Yeaman. Copenhagen, July 28, 1870. Monsieur: I have the honor to inform you officially that in response to the notification of the war which has…
Mr. Geo. H. Yeaman to Mr. Fish. No. 251.] Legation of the United States, Copenhagen, July 29, 1870. (Received August, 17, 1870.) Sir: Referring to my dispatch No. 250, of…