No. 2. Earl Russell to Mr. Mason. Foreign Office, March 11, 1863. Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 2d instant, enclosing a…
No. 1. Mr. Mason to Earl Russell.—(Received Marck 2.) 24 Upper Seymour Street, Portman Square, London, Marck 2, 1863. My Lord: I have the honor to transmit herewith to your…
No. 9. Lord Lyons to Earl Russell. Washington, December 31, 1863. My Lord: With reference to my despatch of the day before yesterday’s date, I have the honor to inform…
No. 8. [Extract] Lord Lyons to Earl Russell.—(Received January 9, 1864.) Washington, December 29, 1863. I have the honor to transmit to your lordship a copy of a despatch from…
No. 7. Lieutenant Governor Gordon to the Duke of Newcastle. Frederickton, December 21, 1863. My Lord Duke: Considerable excitement was created a few days ago in the city of St.…
No. 6. Major-General Doyle to the Duke of Newcastle. Government House, Halifax, Nova Scotia, December 24, 1863. My Lord Duke: My despatch to your grace of the 23d instant, and…
Mr. Farrar to the United States Consul. Barrington, December 14, 1863. She lies behind Blue island, near Jordan, out of sight, discharging cargo into lighters, and waiting for coals. A.…
Mr. Merrill to Mr. Gunnison. Yarmouth, December 14, 1863. Steamer Chesapeake hovering along shore east of Shelburne Saturday night; her purser started by land for Halifax. Gunboat passed here last…
Mr. Davis to Mr. Gunnison. Liverpool, December 14, 1863. Followed John C. Braine to Petit Riviere and arrested him; he showed a lieutenant’s commission from Jeff. Davis; letter of marque…
Mr. Seward to Mr. Gunnison. Washington, December 12, 1863. Your despatch to Lord Lyons on the subject of the Chesapeake received. He will adopt all proper measures in regard. The…