Form. [Translation.] [undated.] The undersigned royal government certifies hereby, that a permit of emigration has been granted to, (name, profession, residence,) at his request, and for his emigration to——with his…
Memorandum on Prussian laws. [Translation.] By the terms of section 1 of the law of 3d September, 1814, (Collections of laws for the year 1814, p. 79,) every Prussian subject…
Lord Palmerston to M. Drouey, president of the Swiss Confederation. “October 16, 1859. “The undersigned has the honor to acknowledge the receipt of the note addressed to him in the…
Mr. Miller, district attorney, to Mr. Black, Attorney-General. Office of United States Attorney, New Orleans, October 20, 1859. Sir: I transmit you the newspaper accounts of the examination, before United…
Mr. Miller, district attorney, to Mr. Black, Attorney-General. Office United States Attorney, New Orleans, October 10, 1859. Sir: I wrote you yesterday detailing proceedings had in connection with the pending…
Mr. Kennedy, United States marshal, to Mr. Black, Attorney-General. [Telegram.] New Orleans, October 8, 1859. Hon. J. S. Black, Attorney-General: [636] I returned this morning from Southwest Pass with about…
[635] *Mr. Miller, district attorney, to Mr. Black, Attorney-General. [Telegram.] New Orleans, October 8, 1859. Hon. J. S. Black, Attorney General: Four of the leaders of the Nicaragua expedition arraigned…
Mr. Miller, district attorney, to Mr. Black, Attorney-General. [Telegram.] New Orleans, October 7, 1859. Hon. J. S. Black, Attorney-General: The marshal telegraphs the filibusters are captured. Maury and Anderson are…
[633] *Mr. Hatch, collector, to Mr. Buchanan, President. Custom-House, New Orleans, Collector’s Office, September 27, 1859. Sir: I have had the honor of reading a letter addressed by you to…
[Extract.] [August 24, 1859] Lord John Russell to Lord Lyons, 24th August, 1859; read, and copy given, to United States Secretary of State. I have to state to you that…