Joseph Bailey to Jefferson Davis, April 7, 1871
No. 42. Mr. Bailey to Mr. Davis.. No. 24.] United States Consulate, Hong-Kong, April 7, 1871. (Received May 22.) Sir: I have the honor to forward you the within inclosure,…
No. 42. Mr. Bailey to Mr. Davis.. No. 24.] United States Consulate, Hong-Kong, April 7, 1871. (Received May 22.) Sir: I have the honor to forward you the within inclosure,…
No. 41. Mr. G. F. Seward to Mr. Davis. No. 478.] United States Consulate General, Shanghai, August 22, 1871. (Received Oct. 23.) Sir: On the 21st of June, 1870, occurred…
Mr. Pakenham to Mr. Fish Washington, August 24, 1871. (Received August 25.) Sir: In compliance with instructions which I have received from Earl Granville, I have the honor to transmit…
No. 40. Mr. Davis to Mr. Low. No. 57.] Department of State, Washington, October 19, 1871. Sir: The delay in answering your No. 56 has not been caused by a…
No. 39. Mr. Fish to Mr. Low No. 54.] Department of State, Washington, September 20, 1871. Sir: With reference to your dispatch of the 20th of June last, (No. 74,)…
No. 38. [Extract.] Mr. Low to Mr. Fish No. 80.] Legation of the United States, Chefoo, August 5, 1871. (Received October 23.) Sir: The result of the trials of those…
Prince Kung to S. Wells Williams. Tung-Chi, 10th year, 5th moon, 30th day, (July 17, 1871.) Prince Kung, chief secretary of state for foreign affairs, herewith sends a reply. I…
S. Wells Williams to Prince Kung Legation of the United States, Peking, June 8, 1871. Sir: In the month of June, 1869, the United States minister, J. Ross Browne, sent…
No. 37. Mr. Williams to Mr. Fish Legation of the United States, Peking, July 26, 1871. (Received September 20.) Sir: The translation of the petition from the Chinese laborers in…
No. 2. [Telegram.] Corea, June 22. Secretary of State, Washington. Recent demonstration produced no effect upon negotiations. Nothing can be effected short of the capital. Force insufficient to go there…