Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Transmitted to Congress, With the Annual Message of the President, December 6, 1886

No. 201.
Mr. Hardinge to Mr. Bayard.

British Legation,
Washington , July 12, 1886. [Received July 13.]

Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your note to Sir L. West of the 10th instant, protesting against the proceedings of the Canadian authorities at Pictou, Nova Scotia, in denying to the steam-vessel Novelty, of the United States, the right to take in steam-coal, purchase ice, or transship fish in bond to the United States.

I have, &c.,

CHARLES HARDINGE.

Message
Foreign relations
List of papers, with an analysis of their contents
Argentine Republic (Documents 1–2)
Austria-Hungary (Documents 3–6)
Belgium (Documents 7–31)
Brazil (Documents 32–33)
Central America (Documents 34–44)
China (Documents 45–71)
Colombia (Documents 72–76)
Corea (Documents 77–86)
Ecuador (Documents 87–144)
France (Documents 145–152)
Germany (Documents 153–168)
Great Britain (Documents 169–280)
- Correspondence with the British Legation in Washington. (Documents 184–242)
Hawaiian Islands (Documents 281–284)
Hayti (Documents 285–290)
Italy (Documents 291–294)
Japan (Documents 295–298)
Mexico (Documents 299–351)
The Netherlands (Documents 352–371)
Peru (Documents 372–375)
Portugal (Documents 376–377)
Russia (Documents 378–381)
Spain (Documents 382–435)
Sweden and Norway (Documents 436–442)
Switzerland (Documents 443–450)
Turkey (Documents 451–452)
Alphabetical Index.

Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, Transmitted to Congress, With the Annual Message of the President, December 6, 1886

No. 201. Mr. Hardinge to Mr. Bayard.

No. 201.
Mr. Hardinge to Mr. Bayard.