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46,149 lettersNo. 153. Mr. Pierrepont to Mr. Fish. [Telegram.] London, December 23, 1876. Fish, Secretary, Washington: In steamer Parthia, charge of John Shore, Brent left Liverpool to-day. He was not surrendered…
[Inclosure 7 in No. 91.] Appointment of Inspector Shore to convey Brent to the United States. Legation of the United States, London, December 21, 1876. Whereas under a warrant of…
[Inclosure 6 in No. 91.] Warrant for the extradition of Brent. To the Keeper of the Middlesex House of Detention at Clerkenwell, and to Inspector John Shore: Whereas Charles Innis…
[Inclosure 4 in No. 91.] Lord Tenterden to Mr. Pierrepont. (For the Earl of Derby.) Foreign Office, December 20, 1876. Immediate.] Sir: With reference to your letter of this day’s…
[Inclosure 3 in No. 91.] Mr. Pierrepont to Lord Tenterden. Legation of the United States, London, December 20, 1876. My Dear Lord Tenterden: As it is very desirable to start…
[Inclosure 5 in No. 91.] Mr. Pierrepont to Lord Derby. Legation of the United States, London, December 20, 1876. My Lord: I have the honor to state that if it…
No. 152. Mr. Pierrepont to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, London, December 22, 1876. (Received January 8, 1877.) No. 91.] Sir: I have the honor to inform you…
No. 151. Mr. Pierrepont to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, London, December 7, 1876. (Received December 26.) No. 81.] Sir: The extradition of persons charged with crime can…
No. 150. Mr. Fish to Mr. Pierrepont. Department of State, Washington, December 5, 1876. No. 69.] Sir: * * * * * * * It would appear from your last…
No. 149. Mr. Pierrepont to Mr. Fish. [Telegram.] London, December 4, 1876. Fish, Secretary, Washington: Brent arrested; heard; committed. Extradition-warrant will issue after fifteen days. He says will not contest…
No. 148. Mr. Pierrepont to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, London, November 30, 1876. (Received December 11.) No. 76.] Sir: I have the honor to acquaint you that…
No. 146. Sir Edward Thornton to Mr. Fish. British Legation, Washington, November 29, 1876. My Dear Mr. Fish: I have a telegram telling me that orders have been issued for…
No. 145. Mr. Fish to Mr. Pierrepont. [Telegram.] Washington, November 24, 1876. Pierrepont, Minister, London: Interview this day with Thornton makes it possible that British Government may surrender Winslow, Brent,…
No. 144. Mr. Fish to Mr. Pierrepont. [Telegram.] Washington, November 1, 1876. Pierrepont, Minister, London: Thornton, by note, proposes resumption extradition under treaty, without demanding stipulations, as in Winslow’s ease.…
No. 143. Mr. Fish to Sir Edward Thornton. Department of State, Washington, October 30, 1876. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your note of the 27th…
No. 142. Sir Edward Thornton to Mr. Fish. Washington, October 27, 1876. (Received October 28.) Sir: I have the honor to inform you that I have received instructions from the…
No. 136. Sir Edward Thornton to Mr. Fish. Philadelphia, May 13, 1876. (Received May 15.) Sir: In compliance with the request of the governor-general of Canada, I have the honor…
No. 135. Message from the President, transmitting documents relative to the execution of the extradition article of the treaty of 1842, between the United States and Great Britain. To the…
No. 134. Mr. Plunkett to Mr. Seward. Washington, September 25, 1877. (Received September 26.) Sir: With reference to the note which Sir Edward Thornton addressed to Mr. Fish on the…
[Inclosure.] Mr. Robeson to Mr. Fish. Navy Department, Washington, March 2, 1877. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 30th of January last,…