Memorandum., March 16
Memorandum. The coast of China, notwithstanding its fogs in spring, its typhoons in autumn, and its heavy northerly blows in winter, is comparatively free from the shoals, sunken rocks, and…
Memorandum. The coast of China, notwithstanding its fogs in spring, its typhoons in autumn, and its heavy northerly blows in winter, is comparatively free from the shoals, sunken rocks, and…
Mr. Burlingame to Mr. Seward No. 133.] Legation of the United States, Peking, March 29, 1867. Sir: I am happy to enclose a memorandum [A] from Robert Hart, esquire, inspector…
Mr. Seward to Baron Von Gerolt Department of State, Washington, March25, 1867. Baron: With reference to your note of the 11th instant, upon the subject of the “Concession Française” at…
Baron Gerolt to Mr. Seward Prussian Legation, Washington, March 11, 1867. Sir: The royal government has instructed me to get information as to the ground taken up by the United…
Mr. Seward to Mr. Burlingame No. 194.] Department of State, Washington, March 25, 1867. Sir: I recur on this occasion to a despatch transmitted by Mr. Williams in your absence,…
Mr. G. F. Seward to the Tantai No. 658.] United States Consulate General, Shanghai, October 13, 1866. Sir: I have received your despatch of the 8th instant. I am afraid…
[No. 1408.] The Tantai to Mr. G. F. Seward Ying, the Tantai of Chinkiang, would inform the consul, in regard to the lands rented by American merchants at Tshih-hwa-cheu, the…
Mr. G. F. Seward to Mr. Burlingame No. 93.] United States Consulate General, Shanghai, December 10, 1866. Sir: On the 10th of August, I proceeded to Chinkiang in the Wachusett,…
Mr. G. F. Seward to Mr. Seward No. 225.] United States Consulate General, Shanghai, December 11, 1866. Sir: Referring to my despatch No. 188, I have now the honor to…
Mr. Seward to Mr. Burlingame No. 193.] Department of State, Washington, March 25, 1867. Sir: This department has received a despatch dated the 11th of December last, from the consul…