William H. Seward to Señor Don Matias Romero, June 2, 1866
Mr. Seward to Señor Romero Department of State, Washington, June 2, 1866. Sir: Referring to my communication to you of the 22d of April last, I have now the honor…
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46,149 lettersMr. Seward to Señor Romero Department of State, Washington, June 2, 1866. Sir: Referring to my communication to you of the 22d of April last, I have now the honor…
No. 7. [Translation.] DEPARTMENT OF STATE, OFFICE OF WAR AND MARINE—SECTION FIRST. The President of the republic has received your communication of the 17th instant, enclosing that of the civil…
No. 6. [Translation.] GOVERNMENT AND MILITARY COMMANDANCY OF THE STATE OR CHIHUAHUA—WAR SECTION NO. 42. In a communication of the 13th instant, the civil chief of the canton of Camargo…
No. 5. [Translation.] GOVERNMENT AND MILITARY COMMANDANCY OF THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA—WAR SECTION NO. 39. In a communication of the 11th instant, the civil and military chief of the canton…
No. 4. [Translation.] DEPARTMENT OF STATE, OFFICE OF WAR AND MARINE—SECTION FIRST. Paso del Norte, March 6, 1866. The President of the republic has received your communication of the 29th…
No. 3. [Translation.] Expeditionary column at Laguna, San José de los Alamos, February 10, 1866. I have received your communication, and I am by no means pleased with your reply…
No. 1. [From the official paper of the constitutional government of the Mexican republic, Paso del Norte, April 22, 1866.—Translation.] Department on war and marine–Government and military commandancy of the…
[Translation.] Señor Romero to Mr. Seward Mexican Legation in the United States of America, Washington, May 28, 1866. Mr. Secretary: As one of the many proofs of barbarity perpetrated by…
Señor Romero to Mr. Seward Mexican Legation in the United States of America, Washington, May 26, 1866. Mr. Secretary: In conformity with the promise I made in my interview with…
[Memorandum.] Colonel Mazuera was informed by me verbally of the foregoing, and he replied that he would have been glad to pay a visit of courtesy to the President and…
[Memorandum.] [undated] The Secretary will for the present reserve himself in regard to the communication of General Santa Anna. He recognizes, however, the personal kindness of the general. After a…
[Translation.] Señor Mazuera to Mr. F. W. Seward, Washington, May 26, 1866. Dear Sir: Yesterday afternoon we gave Mr. Chew the letter from General Santa Anna to Mr. Seward, and…
[Translation.] Señor de Santa Anna to Mr. Seward Elizabethport, May 21, 1866. Sir: Upon arriving in the United States of America, accomplishing one of my most constant desires, it is…
[Translation.] No. 180.] Department of Foreign Relations and Government, Paso del Norte, March 31, 1866. I have received your note No. 88 of the 7th of February last, with a…
[Translation.] Señor Romero to Mr. Seward Mexican Legation in the United States of America, Washington, May 3, 1866. Mr. Secretary: Referring to my note of the 24th of February last…
No. 4. [Translation.] GOVERNMENT AND MILITARY COMMANDANCY OF THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA. The political and military chief of the canton of Rosales sent the following report to me yesterday: “Long…
No. 3. [Translation.] GOVERNMENT AND MILITARY COMMANDANCY OF THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA. Colonel Agustin Vazquez, commander of the southern State line, reports as follows, from Hidalgo city, the 22d instant:…
No 2. [Supplement to No. 13 of the official paper of the Mexican republic—Translation.] GOVERNMENT AND MILITARY COMMANDANCY OF THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA. I reached this place at nine o’clock…
No. 1. [Translation.] No. 175.] Depot of Foreign Relations and Government, Paso del Norte, March 30, 1866. In the supplement to No. 13 of the official paper of the government…
[Translation.] Señor Romero to Mr. Seward Mexican Legation in the United States of America, Washington, April 26, 1866. Mr. Secretary: I have the honor to enclose you the copy of…