Letters about Diplomacy

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J. E. Harvey to William H. Seward, February 9, 1865

From J. E. Harvey

To William H. Seward

February 9, 1865

Mr. Harvey to Mr. Seward No. 318.] Legation of the United States, Lisbon, February 9, 1865. Sir: The United States steamer Sacramento put into this port yesterday with her engine…

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J. E. Harvey to William H. Seward, February 6, 1865

From J. E. Harvey

To William H. Seward

February 6, 1865

Mr. Harvey to Mr. Seward No. 317.] Legation of the United States, Lisbon, February 6, 1865. Sir: Inasmuch as sufficient time has elapsed for the United States steamer Sacramento to…

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Robert Bayman to James E. Harvey, United States, January 31, 1865

From Robert Bayman

To James E. Harvey, United States

January 31, 1865

Mr. Bayman to Mr. Harvey United States Consulate, Madeira, January 31, 1865. Sir: On the 3d instant the steamer Alice arrived, five days from Cork; burden, 450 tons; forty-seven men,…

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[Untitled], February 5, 1865

From J. E. Harvey

February 5, 1865

[Telegraph.—Lisbon, February 5, 1865.] [Untitled] E. S. Eggleston, Consul of the United States, Cadiz: Has Sacramento started? If not, tell Captain to come here immediately. JAMES E. Harvey.

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[Telegram.—Lisbon, February 4, 1865.] [Untitled] Hon. H. S. Sanford, United States Minister, Brussels: Inform Commodore Craven that several vessels, reported to be rebel cruisers, are hereabouts, and, unless restricted by…

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[Untitled], February 2, 1865

From J. E. Harvey

February 2, 1865

[Untitled] [Telegram.—Lisbon, February 2, 1865.] Captain Walke, war steamer Sacramento, Cadiz: Your letter just received. Come here immediately. JAMES E. HARVEY.

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[Untitled], February 1, 1865

From Walke

February 1, 1865

[Untitled] [Telegram.—Cadiz, February 1, 1865.] United States Minister, Lisbo: Sacramento is ready for efficient service. Have answered by letter. CAPTAIN WALKE.

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[Untitled], January 31, 1865

From J. E. Harvey

January 31, 1865

[Telegram.—Lisbon, January 31, 1865.] [Untitled] Captain Walke, war steamer Sacramento, Cadiz: Have your repairs been completed, and is your ship ready for efficient service? JAMES E. HARVEY.

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[Untitled], January 30, 1865

From MONTAGNIE, Consul

January 30, 1865

[Telegram.—Nantes, January 30, 1865.] [Untitled] American Minister, Lisbon: Ram Olinde, built at Bordeaux, and transferred by Danes to rebels at Houat island, here; sailed for Lisbon on Saturday. MONTAGNIE, Consul.

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[Untitled], January 27, 1865

From James E.harvey

January 27, 1865

[Telegram.—Lisbon, January 27, 1865.] [Untitled] Benjamin Moran, Esq., Legation of the United States, London: Your letter has been received. You should notify Niagara, which is probably at Antwerp. Mr. Sanford,…