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46,149 lettersNo. 419. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. United States Legation, Madrid, August 23, 1873. (Received September 18.) No. 704.] Sir: During the progress of the late insurrectionary movement in Andalusia…
[Inclosure C.—Translation.] Extract from proceedings in the Cortes July 28, 1873. Approval of hill extending the first chapter of the Spanish constitution to Porto Rico. [From La Gaceta de Madrid,…
[Inclosure A.—Translation.] Report of the colonial committee declaring the first title of the constitution of 1869 in force in Porto Rico. [From el Diario delas Sessions de las Cortes Constituyentes…
[Appendix C.] General Sickles to Mr. Loewenstein. Legation of the United States, Madrid, July 30, 1873. No. 9.] Sir: Your communication of the 25th instant, with three inclosures, was received…
No. 3. I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of the polite communication you were pleased to send me, under date of yesterday, through your president. I observe with…
[Appendix B.—Translation.] No. 2. Circular of the cantonal authorities of Valencia to the consular body, and reply of the latter,(appendices 2 and 3 to Mr. Loewenstein’s dispatch of July 25,…
[Appendix A.] Mr. Loewenstein to Mr. Adee. Consulate of the United States, Valencia, July 25, 1873. (Received July 30.) Sir: I have respectfully to inform you that on the 23d…
No. 417. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Spain, Madrid, August 8, 1873. (Received August 30.) No. 686.] Sir: I have the honor to forward a translation…
[Inclosure A.—Translation.] Bill presented by the minister of grace and justice, declaring the independence of the Church [From the Diario de Sessiones, No. 56, August 2, 1873.] To the Cortes:…
No. 418. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Spain, Madrid, August 8, 1873. (Received August 30.) No. 687.] Sir: I have the satisfaction to forward a copy…
No. 415. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Spain, Madrid, July 31, 1873. (Received August 21.) No. 672.] Sir: After my conversation with the minister of state…
[Inclosure H.—Appendix to Mr. Molina’s letter.—Translation.] Mr. Cirilo Molina to General Contreras. Consulate of the United States in Cartagena [, undated.] General: I have received the communication you are pleased…
[Inclosure G.—Translation.] Circular of Getteral Contreras to the consular body in Cartagena, dated July 23, 1873. [Inclosed with appendix 1, Mr. Molina’s letter.] The Constituent Cortes having proclaimed the federal…
[Inclosure F.—Translation.] General Contreras to Mr. Cirilo Molina. Federal Army, Canton of Murcia. (Appendix 1.—Mr. Molina’s letter.) I have the honor to transmit the accompanying note to you as the…
[Inclosure E.] Mr. Molina to General Sickles. Consulate of the United States of America, Cartagena, July 24, 1873. (Received July 25.) Sir: I beg to inform you with reference to…
[Inclosure D.] General Sickles to Rear-Admiral Case. Legation of the United States, Madrid, July 22, 1873. Sir: I have the honor to transmit herewith, for your information, a copy and…
[Inclosure C.] General Sickles to Capt. C. H. Wells, commanding Shenandoah. Legation of the United States, Madrid, July 22, 1873. Sir: I have the honor to transmit herewith, for your…
[Inclosure A.—Translation.] ministry of marine. Decree of July 20, 1873, declaring the naval insurgents at Cartagena pirates. preamble. In the midst of the grave situation through which the country is…
No. 414. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Spain, Madrid, July 27, 1873. (Received August 16.) No. 668.] Sir: Last week Lieutenant-General Contreras put himself at the…
No. 413. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Spain, Madrid, July 24, 1873. (Received August 16.) No. 664.] Sir: The following is a transcript of a cable…