HEADQUARTERS FOURTH J)IVISION, September 19, 1862. September 19, 1862. Brig. Gen. J. G. LAUMAN: GENERAL: In obedience to telegraphic orders from Major-General Grant you will march to-morrow toward Grand Junction.…
[Extracts.] Mr. Pike to Mr. Seward No. 112.] United States Legation, The Hague, December 2, 1863. Sir. * * * * * * * * You will have learned that…
Mr. Seward to Mr. Pike No. 132.] Department of State, Washington, November 23, 1863. Sir: Your despatch of October 28, No. 106, has been received. If I do not improve…
Washington, September 18, 1862. Major-General GRANT, Corinth, Miss. : General Butler telegraphs me from New Orleans that the enemy is constructing two iron-clad vessels high up the Yazoo River, and…
[Extract.] Mr. Pike to Mr. Seward No. 111.] United States Legation, The Hague, November 18, 1863. The 50th anniversary of the expulsion of the French domination was celebrated here yesterday…
Mr. Seward to Mr. Stoeckl Department of State, Washington, October 29, 1864. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your note of the 16th– 28th instant, on…
SPECIAL ORDERS, } HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI, September 17, 1862. No. 239. Corinth, September 17, 1862. I. The troops of this army will move with five days’ rations, three…
[Translation.] Mr. Stoeckl to Mr. Seward Imperial Legation of Russia to the United States, Washington, October 16–28, 1864. Mr. Secretary of State: In the new exequaturs which have been issued…
Mr. F. W. Seward to Mr. Stoeckl Department of State, Washington, August 30, 1864. Sir: Referring to your note of the 13–25th ultimo, in regard to a new regulation of…
[Translation.] Mr. Stoeckl to Mr. Seward Washington, July 13–25, 1864. Mr. Secretary of State: According to existing laws of Russia, every foreigner who becomes a subject of Russia, and at…