Scruggs to Frelinghuysen, March 4, 1885
No. 155. Mr. Scruggs to Mr. Frelinghuysen. Legation of the United States, Bogota, March 4, 1885. (Received June 4.) No. 195. Sir: Relating to the subject of my No. 190,…
No. 155. Mr. Scruggs to Mr. Frelinghuysen. Legation of the United States, Bogota, March 4, 1885. (Received June 4.) No. 195. Sir: Relating to the subject of my No. 190,…
[Inclosure in No. 22.] Mr. Dawson to Mr. Davis. Consulate of the United States, Barranquilla, January 7, 1885. No. 122.] Sir: I beg respectfully to inform you that this country…
No. 154 Mr. Frelinghuysen to Mr. Scruggs. Department of State, Washington, February 25, 1885. No. 22.] Sir: I herewith transmit a copy of a dispatch, No. 122, of January 7…
[Inclosure 2 in No. 194.] Mr. Scruggs to Mr. Restrepo. Legation of the United States, Bogota, February 21, 1885. Mr. Secretary: I have carefully read your excellency’s important note, dated…
[Inclosure 1 in No. 194.—Translation.] Mr. Restrepo to Mr. Scruggs. Department of Foreign Affairs, Bogota, February 16, 1885. Mr. Minister: Your excellency is aware that the unjustifiable rebellion which has…
No. 153. Mr. Scruggs to Mr. Frelinghuysen. [Extract.] Legation of the United States, Bogota, February 23, 1885. (Received May 26.) No. 194.] Sir: Some weeks ago an executive decree was…
[Inclosure in No. 190.—Translation.] Official notice.—Colombian citizens and foreigners. Office of Foreign Relations, Bogota, January 15, 1885. According to the tenor of article 31 of the national constitution, all such…
No. 152. Mr. Scruggs to Mr. Frelinghuysen. Legation of the United States, Bogota, January 30, 1885. (Received May 26.) No. 190.] Sir: I transmit herewith (in copy and translation) an…
No. 151. Mr. Scruggs to Mr. Frelinghuysen. Legation of the United States, Bogota, January 20, 1885. (Received May 11.) No. 188.] Sir: There are some features of the present civil…
[Inclosure in No. 19.—Telegram.] Commander Clark to Mr. Chandler. Panama, January 18, 1885. Revolution in progress. President of Panama announces his inability to protect the property of Panama Railroad Company.…