No. 3. Earl Granville to Lord Lyons Foreign Office, September 8, 1870. My Lord: I have received your excellency’s dispatch of the 26th August, representing that great distress might be…
No. 2. Lord Lyons to Earl Granville Paris, August 26, 1870. (Received August 27.) My Lord: In my previous dispatch of to-day I have transmitted an extract from the Journal…
Correspondence with Lord Lyons respecting his departure from Paris, and provision made for the withdrawal of British subjects. No. 1. Lord Lyons to Earl Granville Paris, August 26, 1870. (Received…
No. 205. Mr. Moran to Mr. Fish No. 256.] Legation of the United States, London, March 8, 1871. (Received March 23.) Sir: I have the honor to send herewith two…
[From the London Daily Telegraph, February 3, 1871.] Full text of the convention.–The occupation of the forts. The following is a translation of the full text of the convention between…
No. 204. Mr. Moran to Mr. Fish No. 219.] Legation of the United States, London, February 4, 1871. (Received February 18.) The first direct news that has reached London from…
No. 203. Mr. Fish to General Scheuck Department of State, Washington, February 3, 1871. My Dear General: Shortly after your acceptance of the appointment of envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary…
Mr. Moran to Mr. Washburne Legation of the United States, London, January 25, 1871. My Dear Mr. Washburne: Early on Sunday morning, the 22d instant, I received the following telegram…
[Telegram.] Washington, January 24. (Received at about 3 a. m. January 25, 1871.) To Moran, Chargé, American Legation, London: Get from Stevens dispatch of Secretary of Navy to Captain Wells,…
[Telegram.] Washington, January 21. (Received January 22, 1871, at 3.45 p. m.) To Moran, Chargé, American Legation, London: Inform Washburne by first opportunity that the Shenandoah is at Havre, and…