[Translation.] Señor Romero to Mr. Seward Washington, November 9, 1866. My Dear Sir: Believing you would like to see the detailed and authentic-accounts of the infirmity that afflicts Madam Charlotte…
Mr. Seward to Don Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, jr Department of State, Washington, November 8, 1866. Sir: I have received your letter of yesterday, representing yourself to be the…
Don Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, jr., to Mr. Seward New York, November 7, 1866. My Dear Sir: I am the nephew of Santa Anna, the Mexican general, and as…
Mr. Seward to Mr. Courtney Department of State, Washington, November 8, 1866. Sir: I enclose the original of a letter addressed to me by a person signing himself Antonio Lopez…
No. 7. [From the Opinion Nationale.] Paris, October 13, 1866. We read in the Pays as follows: “The mental condition of the empress Charlotte is unfortunately very serious. The unexpected…
No. 5. [From La Liberté, Paris, October 12, 1886.] French interests. To questions put by La Liberté, the Pays makes this reply on Mexican affairs; “We answer the questions in…
No. 4. [From the Opinion Nationale, Paris, October 11, 1866.] The end of the Mexican business. Of all affairs occupying the public at present we may truly say that none…
No. 3. [From the Standard of October 10, 1866.] The Mexican debt. October has come and the holders of Mexican bonds are asking if their arrearages are to be paid.…
No. 1. [From La Liberté.—Translation.] Paris, October 3, 1866. The recent news from Mexico is of a serious nature that does not surprise us, but requires prompt action on the…
[Translation.] Senor Romero to Mr. Hunter Mexican Legation, Washington, November 5, 1866. The minister of the Mexican republic presents his compliments to William Hunter, esq., and has the honor to…