Reply. United States Consulate, Matamoras, February 21, 1870. Dear Sir: I beg to own receipt of your communication of 10th instant, inclosing to me a document, whereby freedom is granted…
[Translation.] New York, February 10, 1870. Dear Sir: Although I have not the honor of your personal acquaintance, I am aware of your characteristic courtesy, and therefore trust that you…
Mr. Hall to Mr. Davis. United States Consulate, Matanzas, February 22, 1870. Received March 3. No. 107.] Sir: I have the honor to submit to the Department a copy of…
Mr. Hoar to Mr. Fish. Attorney-General’s Office,June 12, 1869. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of May 11, 1869, in which you ask my…
Mr. Davis to Mr. Hoar. Department of State, Washington, May 11, 1869. Sir: I am instructed by the Secretary of State to ask your opinion in the following case: Applications…
Mr. Davis to Mr. Schlözer. Department of State, Washington, September 18, 1873. Sir: Your note of the 15th instant, relative to the case of Leopold Ungar, has been received. It…
Mr. Schlözer to Mr. Fish. German Legation, Washington, September 15, 1873. (Received Sept. 17.) Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your kind note of the 12th…
Mr. Fish to Mr. Schlözer. Department of State, Washington, September 12, 1873. The undersigned, Secretary of State of the United States, has the honor to acknowledge the receipt of the…
Mr. Schlözer to Mr. Fish. Imperial German Legation, Washington, September 8, 1873. The Imperial German consul-general at Alexandria, Egypt, caused in March last a certain Leopold Ungar, prosecuted by the…
Mr. Fish to Mr. Beardsley. Department of State, Washington, June 30, 1873. No. 69.] Sir: Your dispatch No. 90, of the 30th of April last, relative to the case of…