No. 18. United States Consulate, Hong-Kong, April 21, 1871. Sir: I have not the honor of an acquaintance with your excellency, but knowing the high character you hear as a…
No. 44. Mr. Bailey to Mr. Davis. No. 36.] United States Consulate, Hong Kong, May 12, 1871. (Received June 20.) Sir: I transmit herewith a copy of correspondence between myself…
No. 43. Mr. Bailey to Mr. Davis. No. 35.] United States Consulate, Hong Kong, April 25, 1871. (Received June 20.) Sir: The subject of Chinese emigration from this port to…
No. 42. Mr. Bailey to Mr. Davis.. No. 24.] United States Consulate, Hong-Kong, April 7, 1871. (Received May 22.) Sir: I have the honor to forward you the within inclosure,…
No. 41. Mr. G. F. Seward to Mr. Davis. No. 478.] United States Consulate General, Shanghai, August 22, 1871. (Received Oct. 23.) Sir: On the 21st of June, 1870, occurred…
Mr. Pakenham to Mr. Fish Washington, August 24, 1871. (Received August 25.) Sir: In compliance with instructions which I have received from Earl Granville, I have the honor to transmit…
No. 40. Mr. Davis to Mr. Low. No. 57.] Department of State, Washington, October 19, 1871. Sir: The delay in answering your No. 56 has not been caused by a…
No. 39. Mr. Fish to Mr. Low No. 54.] Department of State, Washington, September 20, 1871. Sir: With reference to your dispatch of the 20th of June last, (No. 74,)…
No. 38. [Extract.] Mr. Low to Mr. Fish No. 80.] Legation of the United States, Chefoo, August 5, 1871. (Received October 23.) Sir: The result of the trials of those…
Prince Kung to S. Wells Williams. Tung-Chi, 10th year, 5th moon, 30th day, (July 17, 1871.) Prince Kung, chief secretary of state for foreign affairs, herewith sends a reply. I…