No. 265. Mr. Blaine to Mr. Morton. [Telegram.] Washington, December 2, 1881. Ascertain promptly, and advise by telegraph to-morrow, whether, and at what time we may expect revocation of edict…
No. 264. Mr. Morton to Mr. Blaine. [Telegram.] Paris, November 25, 1881. Informed chairman committee of Chamber; says bill for microscopic examination pork will be withdrawn. The training of microscopic…
No. 263. Mr. Morton to Mr. Blaine. [Telegram.] Paris, November 23, 1881. Have seen Mr. Gambetta and urged the abrogation of the pork decree. He says there exists serious public…
No. 262. Mr. Blaine to Mr. Morton. [Telegram.] Washington, November 21, 1881. See Mr. Gambetta, minister foreign affairs, and ask immediate earnest attention to the practically prohibitory effect of proposed…
No. 261. Mr. Blaine to Mr. Morton. Department of State, Washington, November 17, 1881. No. 61.] Sir: Your dispatch No. 63, of the 28th ultimo, giving an account of the…
No. 260. Mr. Morton to Mr. Blaine. [Telegram.] Paris, November 15, 1881. Hare had no interview with the President since the two reported in my dispatch No. 58. Can recall…
[Inclosure in No. 69.—Translation.] Mr. B. St. Hilaire to Mr. Morton. Paris, November 3, 1881. Sir: You have done me the honor, in a recent interview, to express the desire…
No. 259. Mr. Morton to Mr. Blaine. Legation of the United States, Paris, November 7, 1881. (Received November 23.) No. 69.] Sir: Referring to my dispatch No. 54, of date…
No. 258. Mr. Blaine to Mr. Morton. Department of State, Washington, November 2, 1881. No. 48.] Sir: I have to acknowledge the receipt of your dispatch No. 54 of the…
No. 257. Mr. Morton to Mr. Blaine. Legation of the United States, Paris, October 31, 1881. (Received November 12.) No. 65.] Sir: The Legislative Chambers were opened on the 28th…