Judah P. Benjamin to Consul Moore, June 5, 1863
[Enclosure 2 in No. 1.] Mr. Benjamin to Consul Moore. Department of State, Richmond, June 5, 1863. Sir: The president of the Confederate States has been informed that, in consequence…
[Enclosure 2 in No. 1.] Mr. Benjamin to Consul Moore. Department of State, Richmond, June 5, 1863. Sir: The president of the Confederate States has been informed that, in consequence…
Parigi 20 Xbre 1779. Eccellenza Ho avuto già L’onore di congratularmi coll’ Eccellenza Vostra, per La giustizia resa al vostro carattere, e ai vostri talenti dai vostri compatriotti elevandovi al…
[Enclosure 1 in No. 1.] Consul Moore to Lord Lyons. [Extract.] Richmond, June 6, 1863. I have the honor to enclose to your lordship the copy of a letter addressed…
War Office Wmsburg Decr. 20th. 1779. Sir To the previous general question from the Executive relative to Cap. de Klauman Whether established usage authorizes the transferring a Senior Captain from…
Nantes, Decr. 18th. 1779. Sir We Know at last, that D’Esteing’s melancholy affair happened in Georgia; that our few regulars there behaved very well; and we hear that it was…
[Enclosure 1 in No. 21.] Mr. Trenholm to Governor Bayley. Nassau, N. P., Bahamas, July 3, 1863. Sir: The undersigned, George A. Trenholm, a citizen of the Confederate States of…
Ampthill December 18th. 1779. Dear Sir I have delay’d Answering your letter respecting the Goods Sent to Majr. Hay, in hopes of Giveing you Some Certain Account of the Theft,…
In Council Dec. 18th. 1779. Cap. De Klauman having sometime ago explicitly in the presence of the Board made his election to withdraw from duty in the Regiment of Artillery,…
[ Williamsburg ] 18 Dec. 1779 . The public shipyard at Cumberland should be discontinued because of the enormous cost of maintenance. The trading department has only six vessels, and…
Williamsburg, 17 Dec. 1779 . Workmen are needed for the next year at the shipyard. The commissioner should attend the sales of British property and purchase Negroes for that purpose…