Letters about Foreign Policy

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MILLER United States Attorney to J. S. Black , Attorney-General, October 20, 1859

From MILLER United States Attorney

To J. S. Black , Attorney-General

October 20, 1859

Mr. Miller, district attorney, to Mr. Black, Attorney-General. Office of United States Attorney, New Orleans, October 20, 1859. Sir: I transmit you the newspaper accounts of the examination, before United…

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MILLER United States Attorney to J. S. Black , Attorney-General. P. S.—Judge McCaleb, United States district judge, will be here for the examination of the accused, October 10, 1859

From MILLER United States Attorney

To J. S. Black , Attorney-General. P. S.—Judge McCaleb, United States district judge, will be here for the examination of the accused

October 10, 1859

Mr. Miller, district attorney, to Mr. Black, Attorney-General. Office United States Attorney, New Orleans, October 10, 1859. Sir: I wrote you yesterday detailing proceedings had in connection with the pending…

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United States Marshal to Jeremiah S. Black, October 8, 1859

From United States Marshal

To Jeremiah S. Black

October 8, 1859

Mr. Kennedy, United States marshal, to Mr. Black, Attorney-General. [Telegram.] New Orleans, October 8, 1859. Hon. J. S. Black, Attorney-General: [636] I returned this morning from Southwest Pass with about…

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Miller to Jeremiah S. Black, October 8, 1859

From Miller

To Jeremiah S. Black

October 8, 1859

[635] *Mr. Miller, district attorney, to Mr. Black, Attorney-General. [Telegram.] New Orleans, October 8, 1859. Hon. J. S. Black, Attorney General: Four of the leaders of the Nicaragua expedition arraigned…

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Miller to Jeremiah S. Black, October 7, 1859

From Miller

To Jeremiah S. Black

October 7, 1859

Mr. Miller, district attorney, to Mr. Black, Attorney-General. [Telegram.] New Orleans, October 7, 1859. Hon. J. S. Black, Attorney-General: The marshal telegraphs the filibusters are captured. Maury and Anderson are…

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James Buchanan , President of the United States to James Buchanan, September 27, 1859

From James Buchanan , President of the United States

To James Buchanan

September 27, 1859

[633] *Mr. Hatch, collector, to Mr. Buchanan, President. Custom-House, New Orleans, Collector’s Office, September 27, 1859. Sir: I have had the honor of reading a letter addressed by you to…

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Van Dyke , United States District Attorney to Caleb C. Van Dyke, December 12, 1855

From Van Dyke , United States District Attorney

To Caleb C. Van Dyke

December 12, 1855

[501] *Mr. Cushing, Attorney-General, to Mr. Van Dyke, district attorney Attorney-General’s Office,December 12, 1855. Sir: I had the honor to confer with you personally several weeks since, regarding representations made…

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Don Joaquin Zamorano , Consul of Spain to Manuel de Zamorano, April 14, 1817

From Don Joaquin Zamorano , Consul of Spain

To Manuel de Zamorano

April 14, 1817

[64]*Mr. McCulloch, collector, to Mr. Zamorano Spanish consul. Custom-House, Baltimore, Collector’s Office, April 14, 1817. Sir: If you can name the vessel and specify any circumstance to warrant the proceeding,…

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Deffandis to Señor A. Monasterio, Charged with the Department of Foreign Relations, June 27, 1836

From Deffandis

To Señor A. Monasterio, Charged with the Department of Foreign Relations

June 27, 1836

Forced loans in Mexico.–French view. Baron Deffandis to the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Legation of France in Mexico, Mexico, June 27, 1836. The undersigned, minister plenipotentiary of France, has read…

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[Untitled], March.6, 1857

From Mr. Murphy

March 6, 1857

[Untitled] Mexico, March.6, 1857. The undersigned, minister of foreign affairs of his majesty the emperor of Mexico, has the honor to acknowledge the reception of the second joint note, dated…