Daniel E. Sickles to Hamilton Fish, December 11, 1872
No. 380. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Spain, Madrid, December 11, 1872. (Received January 6, 1873.) No. 501.] Sir: I have the honor to forward a…
Hamilton Fish was an American statesman who served as the sixteenth governor of New York from 1849 to 1850, a United States senator from New York from 1851 to 1857, and the 26th U.S. secretary of state from 1869 to 1877. Fish was the most trusted advisor to President Ulysses S. Grant and recognized as the pillar of Grant's presidency. He is considered one of the nation's most effective U.S. secretaries of state by scholars, known for his judiciousness and efforts towards reform and diplomatic moderation. He settled the controversial Alabama Claims with the United Kingdom, developing the concept of international arbitration and avoided war with Spain over Cuban independence by coolly handling the volatile Virginius incident. He also organized a peace conference and treaty between South American countries and Spain.
No. 380. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Spain, Madrid, December 11, 1872. (Received January 6, 1873.) No. 501.] Sir: I have the honor to forward a…
No. 205. Mr. Bassett to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Port au Prince, Hayti, December 12, 1872. (Rec’d Dec. 26.) No. 166.] Sir: In my No. 160, of…
No. 342. Mr. Biddle to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, San Salvador, December 12, 1872. (Rec’d Jan. 29, 1873.) No. 95.] Sir: I have the honor to transmit…
No. 466. Mr. Beardsley to Mr. Fish. Agency and Consulate-General of the United States in Egypt, Cairo, December 12, 1872. (Received January 27, 1873.) No. 46.] Sir: Recurring to my…
No. 326. Mr. Thomas to Mr. Fish. United States Legation, Lima, Peru, December 13, 1872. (Rec’d Jan. 7, 1873.) No. 24.] Sir: The Congress of Peru, being limited by the…
No. 275. Mr. Bliss to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Mexico, December 14, 1872. (Rec’d Jan. 14, 1873.) No. 686.] Sir: I inclose herewith a printed copy (A)…
No. 361. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Spain, Madrid, December 14, 1872. (Received Jan. 6, 1873.) No. 505. Sir: I have the honor to forward herewith…
No. 362. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Spain, Madrid, December 15, 1872. (Received Jan. 6, 1873.) No. 506.] Sir: I have the honor to forward herewith…
No. 365. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Spain, Madrid, December 16, 1872. (Received January 6, 1873.) No. 509.] Sir: I have the honor to forward herewith…
No. 276. Mr. Bliss to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Mexico, December 17, 1872. (Rec’d Jan. 14, 1873.) No. 687.] Sir: I inclose herewith a printed copy (A)…
No. 366. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. United States Legation in Spain, Madrid, December 17, 1872. (Received January 15, 1873.) No. 510.] Sir: I have the honor to transmit herewith,…
No. 97. Mr. Hoffman to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Paris, December 19, 1872. (Received January 6, 1873.) No. 734.] Sir: A very interesting debate took place in…
No. 236. Mr. Marsh to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Rome, December 19, 1872. (Received January 15, 1873.) No. 429.] Sir: The recent suppression of several charity-schools established…
No. 30. Mr. Partridge to Mr. Fish. [Extract.] United States Legation, (Petropolis,) Rio de Janeiro, Dec. 20, 1872. (Rec’d Feb. 24, 1873.) No. 89.] Sir: Appendix A to No. 84…
No. 248. Mr. De Long to Mr. Fish. United States Legation, Japan, December 21, 1872. (Received Jan. 23, 1873.) No. 324.] Sir: I have the honor to advise you that…
No. 331. Mr. Schuyler to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, St. Petersburg, Dec. 21, 1872. (Rec’d Jan. 16, 1873.) No. 43.] Sir: After the almost complete inaction here…
Mr. Williams to Mr. Fish. Department of Justice, Washington, December 21, 1872. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 6th instant, inclosing a…
No. 367. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. [Telegram—Received December 22, 1872, 4.20 p.m.] Madrid, December 22, 1872. Both houses of Congress have accepted, by decisive majorities, the colonial policy indicated…
No. 369. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. [Telegram.—Received December 25, 10 a.m.] Madrid, 24 December, 1872. Minister of ultramar presented to-day in the chambers of deputies the bill for immediate…
[Inclosure.] Mr. Schuchardt to Mr. Fish. Commercial Agency of the United States of America, Piedras Negras, December 26, 1872. (Received Jan. 14, 1873.) No. 94.] Sir: I have the honor…
No. 148. Mr. Schlözer to Mr. Fish. German Legation, Washington, Dec. 27, 1872. (Received Dec. 28.) Sir: With reference to my note of the 9th instant, concerning the false rumors…
No. 327. Mr. Thomas to Mr. Fish. United States Legation, Lima, Fern, December 27, 1872. (Rec’d Jan. 29, 1873.) No. 25.] Sir: I regret exceedingly that I am called upon…
No. 86. Mr. Cramer to Mr. Fish. Legation of the United States, Copenhagen, December 28, 1872. (Received January 16, 1873.) No. 159.] Sir: I have the honor to inform you…
No. 370. General Sickles to Mr. Fish. [Telegram.] Madrid, December 29, 1872. Since receipt of your cable of 23d, Martos has been ill. Minister of ultramar informed me that he…