No. 267. Mr. Romero to Mr. Frelinghuysen. [Translation.] Legation of Mexico in the United States, Washington, October 9, 1884. (Received October 10.) Mr. Secretary: I have the honor to inform…
No. 266. Mr. Frelinghuysen to Mr. Romero. Department of State, Washington, July 10, 1884. Sir: Your notes of the 13th of March, 24th of May, and 2d and 12th of…
[Inclosure 15.—Translation.] Department of State and of Foreign Affairs, Mexico, Political Department, Mexico, May 23, 1884. I have received your telegram of the 17th instant, referring to the visit that…
[Inclosure 14.—Telgram.—Translation.] Sent from Mier May 17, 1884. Received in Mexico on the 18th. Major Offley, commanding at Fort Ringgold, Rio Grande City, Tex., called at this consulate to-day to…
[Inclosure 13.—Translation.] Mexico, May 21, 1884. The governor of the State of Tamaulipas informed this department, by a communication of the 23d of February last, that several individuals from Texas,…
[Inclosure 12.—Translation.] Department of State and of the Treasury, and Public Credit, Mexico, February 29, 1884. By a telegram dated yesterday the collector of customs of Mier sends the following…
[Inclosure 11.—Translation.] Mexico, March 12, 1884. With your communication of the 23d of February last, copies were received in this department of the statements referring to the invasion of the…
[Inclosure 10.—Translation.] Municipality of the City of Mier, Office of the Chief Justice of Guardado, Republican Council, Upper Guardado, January 29, 1884. I have received your communication in which you…
[Inclosure 9.—Translation.] Presidency of the Republican Municipality of Mier, Mier, January 29, 1884. Don Manuel Garza Peña presented himself and stated that a crowd of about fifty individuals, residents of…
[Inclosure 8.—Translation.] Department of the Government of Tamaulipas, Presidency of the Republican Municipality, City of Mier, February 15, 1884. As the Government will, acquaint itself by the inclosures that I…