Extracts from the continental press., undated
Extracts from the continental press. [undated.] Neither in the course of the debates on the joint high commission, which sat for two months, nor in any of the clauses of…
Extracts from the continental press. [undated.] Neither in the course of the debates on the joint high commission, which sat for two months, nor in any of the clauses of…
[Untitled] Extract from the Pall Mall Gazette, February 2, 1872. “Now if we look at all this fairly, and in due order, we shall see that it establishes the following…
Extract from Fraser’s Magazine, June, 1872. [June 1872.] * * * * * All the vast social power which the governing classes of England possess was thrown into the scale…
Extract from Fraser’s Magazine, March, 1872. [undated.] * * * * * * We cannot but deeply regret the whole course of procedure which has been pursued by us, both…
Extracts from speeches made in a debate in the House of Lords, 4th of June, 1872. [From the Times of June 5, 1872.] The Earl of Derby rose and said:…
I. Extracts from speeches made in a debate in the House of Lords, 4th of June, 1872. [From the Times of June 5, 1872.] The Earl of Derby rose and…
[Untitled] Washington, November 25, 1872. (Received November 26.) Sir: We have the honor to report that, in conformity with your instruction of the 8th of December, 1871, we repaired to…
[Untitled] Department of State, Washington, October 22, 1872. Acknowledging the receipt of the report. The President’s approval. Sir: I have received your report of tlie date of September 21, with…
[Opinions of Sir Alexander Cockburn.] [undated.] The indirect claims at first insisted on by the Government of the United States being now out of the question, we have to deal…
I.—The special question as to the effect of the commissions held by the confederate vessels of war which entered British ports. [undated.] Sitting of the 25th of July. Effect of…