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Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Transmitted to Congress, With the Annual Message of the President, December 4, 1876

Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Transmitted to Congress, With the Annual Message of the President, December 4, 1876

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Message of the President.
Recommendations and events.
Foreign Relations.
List of papers, with their subjects.
Proclamations. (Documents 1–4)
Correspondence.
Argentine Republic. (Documents 5–8)
Austria-Hungary. (Documents 9–13)
Bolivia. (Documents 14–18)
Brazil. (Documents 19–25)
Central American States. (Documents 26–28)
Chili. (Documents 29–31)
China. (Documents 32–47)
Colombia. (Documents 48–58)
Denmark. (Document 59)
Ecuador. (Documents 60–62)
France. (Documents 63–78)
Germany. (Documents 79–92)
Great Britain. (Documents 93–173)
- Replies. (Documents 99–109)
- Extradition treaty. (Documents 110–173)
Greece. (Documents 174–176)
Hawaiian Islands. (Document 177)
Hayti. (Documents 178–189)
Japan. (Documents 190–213)
Mexico. (Documents 214–232)
Peru. (Documents 233–241)
Portugal. (Documents 242–245)
Russia. (Documents 246–251)
Spain. (Documents 252–304)
- Correspondence relative to the trial of General Burriel pursuant to the protocol growing out of the capture of the Virginius. (Documents 266–304)
Sweden and Norway. (Documents 305–310)
Switzerland. (Documents 311–313)
Turkish Empire.
Uruguay and Paraguay. (Documents 340–344)
Venezuela. (Documents 345–346)
Appendix A
- Ex parte Bouvier. (27 Law Times, 844.)
- Supreme Court of Canada, 1874. (Documents 347–349)
Appendix B.
- Court of commissioners of Alabama claims.
Appendix C.
- United States and Mexican claims commission.
Alphabetical Index.

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