Central American States-Continued. circular of Costa Rica respecting the said treaty Page. 113, 116 circular of the Nicaraguan government. conference between the Presidents of Guatemala and Salvador respecting the United States minister invited to act as mediator for the pacification further correspondence respecting the proposed measures for the pacifica- 117, 123 124 124 126 133 133 137 surrender of President Arias and capture of Comayagua decrees respecting religious orders in Guatemala.. 141 147 census and debt of the several States. conspiracy to overthrow the government of President Guardia. adjournment of the Honduras congress; measures adopted by it.... obstacles to a union of the republics.. invasion of Guatemala by an armed force from Mexico... dispute with the Argentine Republic respecting the Straits of Magellan.. Peruvian mission to.. difficulty between the Yamun and the Spanish chargé d'affaires in relation Circular: of the Department of State respecting passports.... of Costa Rica respecting the treaty concluded between Guatemala, Salva- reply of the United States minister to the Costa Rican circular. 116 of the government of Nicaragua......... 117 Citizens: of the United States engaged in the Japanese expedition to Formosa. instruction to the minister in China respecting recommendations of Amer- 274 Citizenship: American passport refused to a woman claiming to be an American citizen, inquiry of an American if citizens of the United States can surrender their act of Congress authorizing foreign coinage to be executed in the United 395 to be represented at the centennial exhibition to be held at Philadelphia Comayagua: appointed by the Mexican government to investigate alleged depredations for the unification of tonnage, time and place of meeting same subject, correspondence with the Department of State.. disappointment at the possibility that the United States will not be repre- sented intention of the Ottoman government to invite the United States Govern- résumé of the proceedings of the Tonnage Commission. final report thereof Concha, General José de la: opinion of the Secretary of the Treasury on its conclusions.. is appointed captain-general of Cuba.... Concha, General Manuel de la: her arrival at Monrovia, and reception of her officers by the President of Consular convention: proposed between Great Britain and the United States... Convents: abolished in Guatemala... Convicts: returned to Denmark..... Rohrer, a criminal said to have been discharged in Germany on condition Coolies: deportation of, from Great Britain to the United States... attack made upon him at Chi-mi .... 274 Costa Rica. (See "Central American States.") Courts: suggestion of the government of the Netherlands respecting the expedi- Chinese commission to.. general instructions respecting Cuban affairs.. Instructions respecting the restoration of property of American citizens decree declaring the island in a state of siege. Diet-Continued. of the German Empire: its adjournment; laws passed and proposed.... Discriminating duties: abolition of, in the Dutch East Indies, and desire of the Netherlands for Disraeli : his address on the dissolution of Parliament..... accepted in payment of dues by the Haytian government upon the repre- Domingue, General Michel: Page. 442 444 784, 787 493 601 is charged with the command of the Haytian army 613 his election as President of Hayti... 620 his inauguration and proclamation 621 his letter to the United States minister on the anniversary of the inde- refusal of Japanese court to compel the attendance of witnesses in his decree issued by the President permitting those expatriated for political 390 removal of duty from American machinery 390 projected high roads and railroads.. the government agrees to adopt such signal-code as may be agreed upon 391 393 proposed judicial reform; project for a form of adhesion to, by foreign 1126 power of the Khedive to enter into negotiations with foreign powers for 1134 powers accepting the plan for judicial reform. 1169, 1183 the slavery question... 1170 proposed treaty with Great Britain for the emancipation of slaves..... 1172, 1181 1174 the budget.. 1176 position of France respecting the proposed judicial reform 1181 the Egyptian government anxious for the favorable action of the United Emigrants: law before the Belgian Chambers respecting. from France; alleged dissatisfaction of, in Philadelphia Exp alleged emigrant-agents from Germany. Extradition: law passed in Belgium.... of Adolph Schmiderberg from Holland demanded by Belgium... inquiries of the minister of the Netherlands respecting a supposed stipula- Fiji Islands: F. 502 Commodore Goodenough and Consul Layard instructed to report upon the 507 report of Commodore Goodenough and Consul Layard on the offer of the 519 Flag: the consular agent of the United States at Tuxpan forbidden to raise the Formosa: American citizens engaged in the Japanese expedition to.. protest of the United States minister to the Japanese government against new notification issued by the Japanese government respecting the expe- intent and scope of the neutrality act of 1860. refusal of Japan to withdraw her forces from the island; war imminent.. France: 713,719 254, 317 332 311 677 681 684 656, 602 6-7 693 of the personal effects of diplomatic agents, Colombian law on the sub- 360 G. Gardner, Capt. Albert A: case of. (See "Great Britain.") "General Sherman," the: is suspected of being engaged in a filibustering expedition in Central Amer- ica.. 102 the minister of Guatemala requests her capture.. 1-3 the United States Government declines to detain the vessel.. increase, without notice, of the duties on rum and tobacco on the Gold Gonzalez, Ignacio M.: assumes the Presidency of the Dominican Republic Gonzalez, President Santiago: of Salvador, his reply to Mr. Williamson on the presentation of the latter's Gonzalez, José Maria : commander of the port of San José de Guatemala; his outrage upon Mr. John Magee, British vice-consul.. his trial and sentence.. Goodenough, Commodore: his report on the Fiji Islands. Gordon, Colonel : his expedition in Africa... Great Britain: 1229 Page. 607 109 Great Northern Telegraph Company: copy of a dispatch on the subject transmitted to the Danish chargé proposed consular convention with the United States.. change of ministry.. the support of the United States legations in China and Japan requested 489, 495 490 496 497 378 380 prorogation of the legislative assembly; the King's speech.. Green, Lieutenant-Commander F. M.: acknowledgments for facilities extended to him by the Mexican author- Guano: report of commission upon the quantity of, in Peru... Guardia, Tomas: President of Costa Rica; his interview with the United States minister.. his message, and reply thereto by congress. Guatemala. (See "Central American States.") Hamilton, Alexander D.: instruction as to his arrest in Mexico.. Hassein, Avni Pasha : H. his appointment and installation as grand vizier.... Hawaiian Islands: Hawes, J. H.: 754 800 126 147 .164, 170 731 1152 580 submits the case of an American citizen who was fined for proceeding into 660 views of the Department on the case.. 668 Hayti: Henderson, J. J.: his notification respecting the Formosan expedition act of the legislature prohibiting the exportation of specie his visit to Formosa 311 his mediation, in the question of the Formosan expedition, requested by 324 ministerial crisis; retirement of Count Lonyay and appointment of Mr. de close of the sessions of the delegations at Buda Pest. Hunting Regulations, Japanese copy transmitted to Secretary of State... |