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17,141 lettersNo. 25. Lieutenant Governor Gordon to the Duke of Newcastle.—(Received March 1, 1864.) Frederickton, New Brunswick, February 15, 1864. My Lord Duke: I have the honor to enclose, for your…
No. 24. Lieutenant Governor Gordon to the Duke of Newcastle.—(Received February 16, 1864.) Frederickton, February 1, 1864. My Lord Duke: I have the honor to transmit for your grace’s information…
No. 23. The Duke of Newcastle to Major General Doyle (and Lieutenant Governor Gordon.) Downing Street, February 22, 1864. Sir: With reference to the correspondence which has passed on the…
No. 22. Major General Doyle to the Duke of Newcastle. Government House, Halifax, Nova Scotia, February 4, 1864. My Lord Duke: In accordance with the promise which I have made…
No. 20. Major General Doyle to the Duke of Newcastle.—(Received February 1, 1864.). Government House, Halifax, Nova Scotia, January 21, 1864. My Lord Duke: I have the honor to inform…
No. 19. The Duke of Newcastle to Lieutenant Governor Gordon. Downing Street, February 17, 1864. Sir: With reference to your despatch of the 18th of January last, I have the…
No. 18. [Extract.] Lieutenant Governor Gordon to the Duke of Newcastle. Frederickton, January 18, 1864. I have the honor to transmit for your grace’s information the enclosed report of the…
No. 17. [Extract.] Earl Russell to Lord Lyons. Foreign Office, February 3, 1864. Your several despatches respecting the case of the Chesapeake, together with the papers which have been received…
No. 16. [Extract.] Lord Lyons to Earl Russell. Washington, January 18, 1864. I have the honor to transmit to your lordship herewith further papers relative to the affair of the…
No. 15. Lord Lyons to Earl Russell.—(Received January 24.) Washington, January 12, 1864. My Lord: With reference to my despatch of the 4th instant I have the Honor to transmit…
No. 14. [Extract.] Earl Russell to Lord Lyons. Foreign Office, January 21, 1864. I lost no time in referring to the law officers of the crown your lordship’s several despatches…
July 14, 1862. July 14, 1862. Magsor: I have the honor to submit the following report of the operations of this brigade in the recent engagements and operations of the…
No. 13. Major General Doyle to the Duke of Newcastle. Government House, Halifax, Nova Scotia, January 6, 1864. My Lord Duke: With a view to keep your grace thoroughly acquainted…
No. 11. Lieutenant Governor Gordon to the Duke of Newcastle,—(Received January 19, 1864.) [Extract.] Frederickton, New Brunswick, January 1, 1864. In my despatch of the 21st ultimo I had the…
No. 10. [Extract.] Lord Lyons to Earl Russell. Washington, January 4, 1864. I have the honor to transmit to your lordship copies of further correspondence with Mr. Seward and with…
No. 9. Lord Lyons to Earl Russell. Washington, December 31, 1863. My Lord: With reference to my despatch of the day before yesterday’s date, I have the honor to inform…
No. 8. [Extract] Lord Lyons to Earl Russell.—(Received January 9, 1864.) Washington, December 29, 1863. I have the honor to transmit to your lordship a copy of a despatch from…
No. 7. Lieutenant Governor Gordon to the Duke of Newcastle. Frederickton, December 21, 1863. My Lord Duke: Considerable excitement was created a few days ago in the city of St.…
No. 6. Major-General Doyle to the Duke of Newcastle. Government House, Halifax, Nova Scotia, December 24, 1863. My Lord Duke: My despatch to your grace of the 23d instant, and…
Mr. Farrar to the United States Consul. Barrington, December 14, 1863. She lies behind Blue island, near Jordan, out of sight, discharging cargo into lighters, and waiting for coals. A.…