Letters from 1860

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MACKENZIE, Consul de France to amendment to the land-regulations. The foregoing land-regulations having been referred for the sanction of the Japanese and foreign, September 1, 1860

From MACKENZIE, Consul de France

To amendment to the land-regulations. The foregoing land-regulations having been referred for the sanction of the Japanese and foreign

September 1, 1860

[Inclosure 8 in No. 228.] Land-regulations. Port of Nagasaki, in Japan, September, 1860. I.—Mode of acquiring land. Any person desiring to lease land within the location fixed upon for foreign…

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Synopsis., undated

December 10, 1860

Synopsis. [undated.] By the 1st article of the treaty between the United States and Great Britain of the 15th of June, 1816, it was stipulated that the line of boundary…

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BARDY, et VOGT, Commis Greffier to Note .—M. Treitt, who has procured the copy of this paper, states that the judgment attracted little attention at the time it was given, and that it must not be accepted as a definitive exposition of French law on a point which, as he believes, is still open to controversy, April 25, 1860

From BARDY, et VOGT, Commis Greffier

To Note .—M. Treitt, who has procured the copy of this paper, states that the judgment attracted little attention at the time it was given, and that it must not be accepted as a definitive exposition of French law on a point which, as he believes, is still open to controversy

April 25, 1860

Extrait des minutes du greffe du tribunal civil de première instance de l’arrondissement de Wissembourg, département du Bas-Rhin. [undated.] Le tribunal civil de première instance de l’arrondissement de Wissembourg à…

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Alison, No. 64 to A correspondence took place in 1862 respecting the right of the British, August 25, 1860

From Alison, No. 64

To A correspondence took place in 1862 respecting the right of the British

August 25, 1860

Lord J. Russell to Mr. Alison. “Foreign Office, August 25, 1860. “Sir: I have had under my consideration Sir Henry Rawlinson’s dispatches No. 50, of the 29th of March, and…

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Hamilton Fish to George S. Boutwell, June 24, 1860

From Hamilton Fish

To George S. Boutwell

June 24, 1860

Mr. Fish, Secretary of State, to Mr. Boutwell, Secretary of the Treasury. Department of State, Washington, June 24, 1860. Sir: I have received your letter of to day, representing that…

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PORTER, For the Secretary of the Wavy to Hamilton Fish, April 6, 1860

From PORTER, For the Secretary of the Wavy

To Hamilton Fish

April 6, 1860

[35] *Vice-Admiral Porter, for Secretary of the Wavy, to Mr. Fish, Secretary of State. Navy Department, Washington, April 6, 1860. Sir: I have the honor to inform you that a…

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Mcmath to William H. Seward, July 8, 1860

From Mcmath

To William H. Seward

July 8, 1860

[Extract.] Mr. McMath to Mr. Seward No. 25.] Consulate of the United States of America, Tangier, Morocco, July 8, 1860. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of…

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[Untitled], 1860

January 1, 1860

[Untitled] [1860] Facts and Figures relating to Vancouver Island and British Columbia. By J. Despard Pemberton, Surveyor-General of Vancouver Island. London, 1860. Steaming for the first time eastward into the…

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The Pastor Mr. S. Descombaz, President of the Evangelical Alliznce of Lyons to General Lewis Cass, December 10, 1860

From The Pastor Mr. S. Descombaz, President of the Evangelical Alliznce of Lyons

To General Lewis Cass

December 10, 1860

Lord Lyons to Mr. Cass Washington. December 10, 1860. Sir: In the note which you did me the honor to address me on the 25th June last, you informed me…

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Sanford to William H. Seward, December 19, 1860

From Sanford

To William H. Seward

December 19, 1860

Mr. Sanford to Mr. Seward. No. 324.] Legation of the United States, Brussels, December 19, 1860. Sir: The inauguration of King Leopold II took place on the 17th instant, in…