No. 106. Mr. Read to Mr. Fish. [By cable telegram.] Paris, August 15, 1870. (Received 5.15 p. m., August 15.) Paper depreciating daily, also difference between silver and gold; average…
Mr. Fish to Mr. Berthemy. Department of State, Washington, September 19, 1870. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your note of the 16th instant, transmitting a…
The minister of foreign affairs to the minister of France at Washington. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Paris, September 2, 1870. Sir: The Prussian official journal, and all the German papers…
The minister of foreign affairs to the minister of France at Washington. Paris, August 31, 1870. Sir: In a telegram addressed to Count Bernstorff, to be communicated to us through…
The minister of foreign affairs to the minister of France at Washington. Paris, August 31, 1870. Sir: The Prussian government has pretended, in documents of which we have had knowledge,…
M. Berthemy to Mr. Fish. Washington, September 16, 1870. (Received September 16.) Mr. Secbetaby of State: The minister of foreign affairs addresses to me, under date of August 31 and…
The vice-president of the government of the national defense, minister of foreign affairs, to the minister of Frame at Washington. [Communicated by the French legation, September 8, 1870.] Sir: The…
Duc de Gramont to Mr. Berthemy. [Communicated from the French legation at Washington, August 17, 1870.] [Translation.] Paris, July 24, 1870. Monsieur: The cabinet of Berlin has published, relative to…
Mr. Davis to Mr. Berthemy. Department of State, Washington, August 6, 1870. Sir: The undersigned, Acting Secretary of State, has the honor to acknowledge the receipt of the note of…
Mr. Berthemy to Mr. Wish, Legation of France in the United States, Washington, August 3, 1870. (Received August 3, 1870.) Sir: The undersigned, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of his…