[67] *Part V. The Sumter and Nashvile. [undated.] Part V. The Sumter and Nashville. Having examined the miscellaneous charges preferred against Great Britain, but not falling within the limits of…
[48] *Part IV. Various complaints of the United States against Great Britain; traffic in munitions of war. [undated.] Part IV.—Various complaints of the United States against Great Britain. Traffic in…
[24] *Part III. Precedents appealed to by the United States. [undated.] Precedents appealed to by the United States. In aid of its view of neutral duties and liabilities, the government…
[5] *Part II. Argument of the United States on neutral duties. [undated.] propositions affirmed by the united states. Part II.—Argument of the United States on neutral duties. In Part III…
[1] *Part I. Introductory statement. [undated.] Part I.—Introductory statement. The government of Her Britannic Majesty now presents to the tribunal of arbitration its counter case, or reply to the case…
United States Consulate, Cape Town,October 21, 1871. [741] Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 17th instant, in answer to mine of the…
Colonial Office, October 17, 1871. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge receipt of your letter of the 9th instant, wherein you request that instructions may be issued for preparation…
United States Consulate, Cape Town,October, 1871. [739] Sir: I have the honor to bring to your notice that the Department of State, Washington, has called upon me to collect information…
No. 6. From Mr. R. S. Atwell’s book, bread and biscuit baker, Cape Town: [738] *March 24, 1864.—To 13,000 pounds biscuit supplied to steamer Alabama, for account of Messrs. William…
No. 5. From Messrs. Akerberg & Behrens book, shipping and landing agents, Cape Town: March, 1864.—To shipping to steamer Alabama, 208½ tons coal, 80 tons stores, for account of Messrs.…