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*Chronological List, showing the Names and Dates of Appointment of the various Principal Secretaries of State for Foreign Affairs in Great Britain, and British Ministers at Washington, and of the…
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[Historical Note.—1818 to 1846.] [1818 to 1846] 1818. In 1818 an agreement was come to between the Government of His Britannic Majesty and that of the United States respecting the…
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Second and definitive statement on behalf of the government of Her Britannic Majesty. [undated] 1. The Government of Her Britannic Majesty, in pursuance of Article XXXVI of the Treaty of…
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No. 76. [March 29, 1872] United States of America, Department of State. To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting: I certify that the paper hereto annexed is a…
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[Extracts.] Lord John Russell to Lord Lyons. Foreign Office, December 16, 1859. My Lord: In pointing out, therefore, to your Lordship that in what-ever manner the question was ultimately settled,…
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Mr. Cass to Mr. Dallas. Department of State, Washington, October 20, 1859. Sir: * * * * * * * The words of the treaty are “through the middle of…
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[Extracts.] Lord John Russell to Lord Lyons. Foreign Office, August 24, 1859. The Earl of Aberdeen, to whom I have referred, informs me that he distinctly remembers the general tenor…
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U. S. Northwest Boundary Commission Camp, Simiahmoo, Forty-ninth Parallel, September 25, 1858. Practically it can make no difference whether the main channel be adopted as “the channel” intended by the…
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[Extracts.] Mr. Campbell to Mr. Cass. Washington City, February 10, 1858. Captain Prevost finally proposed such a compromise as would throw within the territory of the United States all the…
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[Extract.] Mr. Edward Everett to Mr. Campbell. Boston, May 29, 1858. As the radical principle of the boundary is the forty-ninth degree of latitude, and the only reason for departing…