[Inclosure 1 in Mr Kirk’s note of December 28, 1878.] Captain Earle to Mr. Kirk. Her Majesty’s Ship London, Zanzibar, December 27, 1878. Sir: I beg to forward you, for…
[Inclosure 4 in Mr. Hathorne’s No. 42.] Mr. Kirk to Mr. Hathorne. Zanzibar, December 28, 1878. Sir: In continuation of former correspondence, I beg to forward for your information copy…
[Inclosure 3 in Mr. Hathorne’s No. 42.] Mr. Hathorne to Mr. Kirk. United States Consulate, Zanzibar, December 27, 1878. Sir: Your letter of this day’s date, wherein you inform me…
[Inclosure 2 in Mr. Hathorne’s No. 42.] Mr. Kirk to Mr. Hathorne. Zanzibar, December 27, 1878. Sir: Your letter of 26th instant was delivered to me this morning. I at…
[Inclosure 1 in Mr. Hathorne’s No. 42.] Mr. Hathorne to Mr. Kirk. United States Consulate, Zanzibar, December 26, 1878. Sir: It has come to my knowledge that the American bark…
[Inclosure in No. 183.] circular. Downing Street, October 24, 1878. Sir: An application having been recently made for the recognition of an officer in the government service of one of…
No. 188. Mr. Welsh to Mr. Evarts. Legation of the United States, London, December 6, 1878. No. 183.] Sir: I have the honor to inform you that I am requested…
[Inclosure in Mr. Evarts’s note of December 17, 1878.] Mr. Sherman to Mr. Evarts. Treasury Department,December 12, 1878. (Received December 14.) Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt…
No. 185. Mr. Evarts to Mr. Schlözer. Department of State, Washington, December 17, 1878. Sir: With reference to your note of the 2d instant, in which you request to be…
No. 184. Mr. Schlözer to Mr. Evarts. Imperial German Legation, Washington, December 2, 1878. (Received December 3.) Esteemed Mr. Secretary of State: It sometimes happens that goods imported from abroad,…