Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Transmitted to Congress, With the Annual Message of the President, December 1, 1879

No. 495.
Mr. Baker to Mr. Evarts.

Legation of the United States,
Caracas, February 27, 1879. (Received March 24.)

No. 98.]

Sir: At about 4 p.m. on the 25th instant General Guzman Blanco arrived in Caracas. The town was duly decorated and embannered for the occasion, and the entrée was accompanied by a movement of the people, discharges of cannon, and explosion of rockets.

I have, &c.,

JEHU BAKER.

Message.
Foreign relations.
List of papers, with their subjects.
Circulars. (Documents 1–11)
Correspondence.
Argentine Republic. (Documents 12–27)
Austria-Hungary. (Documents 28–55)
Belgium. (Documents 56–73)
Bolivia. (Documents 74–79)
Brazil. (Documents 80–92)
Central America. (Documents 93–95)
Chili. (Documents 96–112)
China. (Documents 113–139)
Colombia. (Documents 140–162)
Denmark. (Documents 163–170)
France. (Documents 171–183)
Germany. (Documents 184–208)
Great Britain. (Documents 209–258)
Hawaiian Islands. (Documents 259–266)
Hayti. (Documents 267–293)
Italy. (Documents 294–300)
Japan. (Documents 301–346)
Liberia. (Documents 347–357)
Mexico. (Documents 358–398)
Morocco. (Documents 399–403)
Netherlands. (Documents 404–410)
Peru. (Documents 411–437)
Portugal. (Documents 438–445)
Russia. (Documents 446–465)
Siam. (Documents 466–470)
Spain. (Documents 471–484)
Sweden and Norway. (Documents 485–489)
Switzerland. (Documents 490–495)
Turkish Empire. (Documents 496–524)
Uruguay. (Document 525)
Venezuela. (Documents 526–535)
Alphabetical Index.

Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Transmitted to Congress, With the Annual Message of the President, December 1, 1879

No. 495.Mr. Baker to Mr. Evarts.

No. 495.
Mr. Baker to Mr. Evarts.