[181] *Mr. Gushing, Attorney-General, to the President. Attorneyz-General’s Office, August 9, 1855. Sir: I have the honor to submit herewith the considerations of law applicable to the enlistment of troops…
Mr. Cushing, Attorney-General, to Mr. McKeon, district attorney. Attorney-General’s Office, May 25, 1855. Sir: I am directed by the President to inclose to you the within communication, addressed to Captain…
Mr. Cushing, Attorney-General, to Mr. McKeon, district attorney. Attorney-General’s Office, April 25, 1855. Sir: The Secretary of State having referred me to your letter of the 24th instant, with its…
Extract from the President’s message. Washington City, December 4, 1854. It has been my anxious desire to maintain friendly relations with the Mexican republic, and to cause its rights and…
By the President of the United States. a proclamation. Whereas information has been received by me that an unlawful expedition has been fitted out in the State of California, with…
Mr. Cushing, Attorney General, to Mr. Inge, district attorney, California. Attorney-General’s Office,January 16, 1854. Sir: I am directed by the President to call your attention to the several acts of…
[174] *Mr. Davis, Secretary of War, to General Wool, United States Army. War Department, Washington City, January 12, 1854. Sir: In addition to the ordinary duties of the military command…
[173] *Mr. Hammond, collector, to General Richardson, United States marshal. Custom-House, San Francisco, Collector’s Office, September 30, 1853. Sir: I have the honor to inform you that the brig Arrow,…
Mr. Hammond, collector, to Commodore Dulany. [Confidential.] Custom-House, San Francisco, Collector’s Office, September 30, 1853. Sir: I have been led to believe that an attempt will be made to invade…
Mr. Hammond, collector, to General Hitchcock. Custom-House, San Francisco, Collector’s Office, September 30, 1853. Sir: In acknowledging the receipt of your letter of September 22, 1853. I beg to inform…