[Inclosure.] By the President of the United States of America. a proclamation. Whereas by an act of the Congress of the United States of the twenty-fourth of May, one thousand…
Dispatch from the Count of Nesselrode to Baron Brunow. Saint Petersburgh, May 2, 1850. The cabinet of Saint Petersburgh adheres completely to the principles which have served as the basis…
The Prince of Schwartzenberg to Baron Hotter, London, on the demand for indemnification which the government of England makes of the governments of Tuscany and Naples. Vienna, April 14, 1850.…
Lord Palmerston to Mr. Sheil. “September 4, 1850. “The principles upon which, as stated in your dispatch No. 87, of the 22d of July, you are in the habit of…
[703] *Mr. Meredith, Secretary of the Treasury, to collectors. Treasury Department, May 28, 1850. Sir: It is apprehended that expeditions designed for the invasion of the island of Cuba are…
Mr. Preston, Secretary of the Navy, to Captain Newton, United States Navy. Navy Department, May 16, 1850. [Telegram.] Captain John T. Newton, Commanding Navy-Yard, Pensacola, Florida: The Germ an town…
Mr. Preston, Secretary of the Navy, to Captain Tatnall, United States Navy. [Confidential.] Navy Department, May 17, 1850. [675] Sir: By a dispatch, received this morning from *Commander Randolph, of…
Mr. Preston, Secretary of the Navy, to Captain Tatnall, United States Navy. [Confidential.] Navy Department, May 15, 1850. [672] Sir: Though the Government has no precise information, yet it has…
[671] *Mr. Preston, Secretary of the Navy, to Commodore Parker, commanding home squadron. Navy Department, May 15, 1850. Sir: The confidential instructions, in relation to which I conferred with you…
Mr. Preston, Secretary of the Navy, to Commodore Downes, commandant navy-yard. [Telegram.] Navy Department, May 15, 1850. Commodore John Downes, Commandant Navy-Yard, Charlestown, Massachusetts: Report by telegraph the arrival at…