Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Transmitted to Congress, With the Annual Message of the President, December 5, 1881

No. 227.
Mr. Noyes to Mr. Blaine .

[Telegram.]

Paris , March 21, 1881.

President Grévy informally accepts invitation to Yorktown celebration, and says that as France shared in the danger and cost of securing [Page 405] national independence to America, she gladly takes part in rejoicing over the victory.

NOYES.

Message of the President of the United States
Foreign relations
List of papers, with their subjects
Argentine Republic. (Documents 1–13)
Austria-Hungary (Documents 14–42)
Belgium (Documents 43–54)
Bolivia (Documents 55–69)
Brazil (Documents 70–72)
Central America (Documents 73–84)
Chili (Documents 85–123)
China (Documents 124–192)
Colombia (Documents 193–214)
Denmark (Document 215)
France (Documents 216–279)
Germany (Documents 280–301)
Great Britain (Documents 302–380)
Correspondence with the Legation of Guatemala at Washington (Documents 381–391)
Hawaii (Documents 392–405)
Hayti (Documents 406–413)
Italy (Documents 414–421)
Japan (Documents 422–432)
Liberia (Documents 433–442)
Mexico (Documents 443–521)
The Netherlands (Documents 522–524)
Peru (Documents 525–598)
Portugal (Document 599)
Roumania (Documents 600–606)
Russia (Documents 607–639)
Spain (Documents 640–663)
Sweden and Norway (Documents 664–669)
Switzerland (Documents 670–711)
Turkey (Documents 712–729)
Venezuela (Documents 730–755)
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Transmitted to Congress, With the Annual Message of the President, December 5, 1881

No. 227. Mr. Noyes to Mr. Blaine .

No. 227.
Mr. Noyes to Mr. Blaine .