426 Lord Stanley to Mr. Mar. 21 Naturalization question. The British gov- ernment, while willing to negotiate upon Mr.Thornton toMr. Mar. 23 Thanks of the British government for the friendly conduct of the United States Anticipated raid into Canada by the Fe- Friendly conduct of the United States con- Arrest of foreigners in Mexico. 427 429 429 429 Mr. Berthemy to Mar. 14 Relative to concluding a treaty for the amelioration of the condition of the sol- 455 Mr. Seward to Mr. Mar. 31 Same subject.... 456 Berthemy. June 10 Reception of the Chinese embassy in the 456 Mr. Seward to Mr. Sept. 30 Same subject Disagreement on the subject of precedence 457 459 Berthemy. 23 Mr. Ewing to Mr. Nov. 30 Opening of the Dutch Chambers. Relations Seward. 489 15 between Holland and Belgium in regard 25 Probabilities of the continuance of peace 490 38 .do.. Sept. 12 .do. April 20 Massacre of the crew of the bark Rover by 503 510 12 .do. May 26 511 .do. 16 .....do. June 8 514 516 17......do... Contemplated revision of the tariff and July 2 Rules agreed to between the Chinese gov- Mr. Browne to Mr. July 24 Scheme of the Lower California Company in relation to the proposed colonization Chinese labor on the Pacific coast and its 521 528 Trial of F. H. B. Jenkins for setting on Objections of the Chinese government to Scheme of the Lower California Company 25 Mr. Williams to Aug. 22 Closing of the Straw Shoe Channel in the Mr. Seward. 3 Mr. Seward to Mr. Sept. 7 Browne. ..do.. Yangtze River. Regulations adopted by Rules agreed to between the Chinese gov- Sept. 7 Chinese views concerning intercourse with Sept. 8 Contemplated revision of the tariff and 6.do. 28 Mr. Williams to Sept. 14 Mr. Seward. 557 559 565 565 571 572 572 574 |