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46,149 letters[Inclosure.—Translation.] General Diaz’s decree nullifying contracts of Lerdo government. [From the Diario Oficial, December 4, 1876.] porfirio diaz, general-in-chief of the national constitutional army of the united mexican states, to…
No. 212. Mr. Foster to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Mexico, December 8, 1876. (Received December 22.) No. 472.] Sir: I transmit herewith a decree issued by General…
[Inclosure.—Translation.] Proclamation of General Profirio Diaz as President of Mexico, Nov. 28, 1876. Protasio P. Tagle, Governor ad interim of the district, to its inhabitants: Know ye that the general-in-chief…
No. 211. Mr. Foster to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Mexico, November 29, 1876. (Received December 14.) No. 466.] Sir: The newspapers of this morning contain the proclamation…
No. 210. Mr. Foster to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Mexico, November 28, 1876. (Received December 14.) No. 465.] Sir: At a meeting of merchants and capitalists called…
No. 208. Mr. Foster to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Mexico, November 17, 1876. (Received December 14.) No. 459.] Sir: Under date of the 11th instant, in my…
No. 207. Mr. Foster to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Mexico, November 11, 1876. (Received November 28.) No. 457.] Sir: During the past two weeks the political condition…
No. 206. Mr. Turner to Mr. Evarts. Legation of the United States, Monrovia, Liberia, September 3, 1877. (Received October 23.) No. 273.] Sir: I have read in the New York…
No. 205. Mr. Turner to Mr. Evarts. Legation of the United States, Monrovia, Liberia, June 7, 1877. (Received July 23.) No. 261.] Sir: From the slowness and uncertainty with which…
[Inclosure.] the memorial of the risshisha. [From the Japan Weekly Mail, July 7, 1877.] With greatest reverence we present to His Majesty the Mikado this, our most humble memorial. Shortly…
[Inclosure.] [From the Japan Daily Herald, July 14, 1877.] letter from kawamura sumiyoshi to the satsuma army. [Translation from the Hochi Shimbun.] [From the Japan Daily Herald, July 14, 1877.]…
No. 204. Mr. Bingham to Mr. Evarts. United States Legation, Tokei, Japan, July 24, 1877. (Received August 18.) No. 597.] Sir: In the Japan Weekly Mail (Yokohama) of the 7th…
No. 202. Mr. Bingham to Mr. Evarts. Legation of the United States, Tokei, Japan, June 23, 1877. (Received July 25.) No. 587.] Sir: Reports up to the 20th instant from…
No. 201. Mr. Bingham to Mr. Evarts. United States Legation, Tokei, Japan, June 18, 1877. (Received July 25.) No. 584.] Sir: I have the honor to inclose herewith, for your…
No. 200. Mr. Bingham to Mr. Evarts. Legation of the United States, Tokei, Japan, May 31, 1877. (Received June 29.) No. 573.] Sir: On the 10th instant a notification that…
[Inclosure.] Proclamation of Prince Arisugawa-no-Miya to Kagoshima Ken (Satsuma) To Kagoshima Ken: Since the rebels of the above Ken forced their way into Kumamoto Ken in a great multitude, the…
No. 199. Mr. Bingham to Mr. Evarts. United States Legation, Tokei, Japan, May 23, 1877. (Received June 18.) No. 571.] Sir: I regret to say that the insurrection in this…
No. 197. Mr. Bingham to Mr. Evarts. United States Legation, Tokei, Japan, May 21, 1877. (Received June 18.) No. 561.] Sir: Some days ago, Mr. Sameshima, His Imperial Japanese Majesty’s…
No. 196. Mr. Bingham to Mr. Fish. United States Legation, Tokei, Japan, April 21, 1877. (Received May 23.) No. 542.] Sir: I have the honor to further report concerning the…
[Inclosure 2 in No. 518.—Translation.] proclamation. The reasons for the imperial order for the suppression of the rebellion in Kagoshima Ken are the following: On the night of the 31st…