Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Transmitted to Congress, With the Annual Message of the President, December 2, 1878

No. 105.
Mr. Noyes to Mr. Evarts.

Legation of the United States,
Paris, November 16, 1877. (Received November 28.)

No. 29.]

Sir: Since writing the dispatch No. 28, of this date, information reaches me that the entire ministry have again tendered their resignations, and that the same have been or will be accepted by the President. As the [Page 164] mail closes in a few minutes, I have no time to obtain further particulars or information, but will do so at the earliest practicable moment.

I have, &c.,

EDWARD F. NOYES.

1878

Message.
Foreign relations.
List of papers, with their subjects
Circulars. (Documents 1–5)
Correspondence
Argentine Republic. (Documents 6–23)
Austria-Hungary. (Documents 24–48)
Belgium. (Documents 49–55)
Brazil. (Documents 56–63)
Central America. (Documents 64–70)
Chili. (Documents 71–79)
China. (Documents 80–99)
Colombia. (Document 100)
Denmark. (Documents 101–106)
France. (Documents 107–142)
Germany. (Documents 143–167)
Great Britain. (Documents 168–226)
Greece. (Documents 227–253)
Hawaiian Islands. (Documents 254–259)
Hayti. (Documents 260–281)
Italy. (Documents 282–308)
Japan. (Documents 309–327)
Liberia. (Documents 328–332)
Mexico. (Documents 333–391)
Morocco. (Documents 392–399)
Netherlands. (Documents 400–409)
Paraguay. (Documents 410–413)
Peru. (Documents 414–427)
Portugal. (Documents 428–435)
Russia. (Documents 436–452)
Spain. (Documents 453–491)
Sweden and Norway. (Documents 492–495)
Switzerland. (Documents 496–505)
Turkish Empire. (Documents 506–524)
EGYPT. (Documents 525–540)
Uruguay. (Document 541)
Venezuela. (Documents 542–550)
Alphabetical Index.

Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Transmitted to Congress, With the Annual Message of the President, December 2, 1878

No. 105.Mr. Noyes to Mr. Evarts.

No. 105.
Mr. Noyes to Mr. Evarts.