106 Mr. Washburne to Mr. Fish. Mar. 18 Requests instructions respecting the operation of

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124

Mr. Davis to Marquis de July 22 Acknowledging receipt of same....
Noailles.

XIV.-GERMANY.

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133 Mr. Bancroft to Mr. Fish.... April 14 Incloses a copy of a note to the German govern

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170

General Schenck to Mr. Fish. July 3 No present prospect of concluding a consular con

Mr. Fish to General Schenck. Aug. 12 Negotiations respecting the form of the note to the

maritime powers.

Conversation with Lord Granville relative to the
communication of the three rules of the treaty
of Washington to the maritime powers.
Excessive duties on the gold coast of Africa.
Slave trade between Tripoli and the Levant.
Proposed treaty between Japan and Italy
Proposed legislation in England looking toward a
consular convention.

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400

421

402

191

..do June 24 192 Mr. Fish to Sir E. Thornton. June 25

193

Canadian legislation respecting deck-loads.......
In reply to 189 supra. Insufficiency of the legis
lation.

Sir E. Thornton to Mr. Davis. July 9 Conveying Lord Granville's thanks for the aid ren

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194a Mr. Campbell to Mr. Fish... Sept. 22 Progress made in determining and marking the northern boundary of the United States.*

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Mar. 1

Caratacciolo's case. He is allowed his liberty.
May 24 An account of a journey into the Morea

*For a further report on the progress of the work, see Appendix at the end of volume II.

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