Amos Perry to William H. Seward, July 2, 1864
Mr. Perry to Mr. Seward. No. 44.] United States Consulate, Tunis, July 2, 1864. Sir:Since sending off despatch No. 42 the aspect of affairs here has somewhat changed. I am…
Mr. Perry to Mr. Seward. No. 44.] United States Consulate, Tunis, July 2, 1864. Sir:Since sending off despatch No. 42 the aspect of affairs here has somewhat changed. I am…
Philada. May 30. 1755 Permit John Bickner and John Myfeld to pass freely from hence to the new Road in Cumberland County, they having engaged to go and work in…
Mr. Perry to Mr. Seward. No. 42.] United States Consulate, Tunis, June 18, 1864. Sir:Tunis has been profoundly agitated since my last despatch. It was whispered, about two weeks since,…
Philada. May 29. 1755 at Noon The Committee have just ordered 100 Dollars into the Hands of the Governor to be sent to you for Advance Money to such Labourers…
Mr. Perry to Mr. Seward. No. 41.] United States Consulate, Tunis, May 4, 1864. Sir:The events and developments of the week are far from encouraging a hope that the Tunisian…
Mr. Perry to Mr. Seward. No. 40.] United States Consulate, Tunis, May 28, 1864. Sir:Little progress has been made within the last two weeks in the Tunisian question. Some robberies…
Philada. May 29. 1755 Sir The Committee 1 hereby acquaint you that the House have resolved to defray the Expence of the cutting of the Roads requird, so that you…
Mr. Perry to Mr. Seward. No. 38.] United States Consulate, Tunis, May 14, 1864. Sir: I have the honor to enclose a copy of a letter received from the Bey…
Philada. May 24. 1755 Sir By the Governor’s Direction I issued the inclos’d Advertisement. 4 The Bearers, John Laverty, and Charles Coleman, have agreed to go and work on the…
Mr. Perry to Mr. Seward. No. 37.] United States Consulate, Tunis, May 7, 1864. Sir:Since writing despatch No. 34, relative to the rebellion, I have been invited to the Bardo,…