[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…
Mr. Hammond, collector, to Mr. Guthrie, Secretary of the Treasury. Custom-House, San Francisco, Collector’s Office, September 30, 1853. Sir: I have the honor to inclose copies of correspondence in relation…
[168] *General Hitchcock to Mr. Hammond, collector. Headquarters, Pacific Division, San Francisco, September 22, 1853. Sir: In a communication from the honorable Secretary of War, of November 19, 1851, inclosing…
Mr. Conrad, Secretary of War, to General Hitchcock. War Department, November 19, 1851. Sir: Information recently received at this Department induces an apprehension that an attempt may be made, in…
Mr. Fillmore, President, to General Hitchcock, United States Army. Executive Chamber, November 18, 1851. Sir: Recent information induces me to believe and to apprehend that efforts are making and will…
[163] *Mr. Graham, Secretary of the Navy, to Commodore McCauley, United States Navy. Navy Department, November 17, 1851. Sir: Information has reached the President of the United States that an…
Mr. McCulloch, collector, to Captain Webster. Custom-House, Baltimore, Collector’s Office, August 9, 1824. Sir: It seems necessary that you should proceed with the cutter to accompany the South *American brig…
[156] *Mr. McCulloch, collector, to Mr. Lowry, surveyor. Custom-House, Baltimore, Collector’s Office, August 9, 1824. Sir: Please to send two inspectors of the customs to-morrow morning to examine the Colombian…