Correspondence between the Department of State and the legation of the United States at Berlin.

Correspondence between the Department of State and the German legation at Washington.

Incloses telegram from Count Bismarck on
the same subject.

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187

407

198

Feb. 16 Incloses a correspondence between the dip

lomatic corps and Count Bismarck on
permission to foreigners to leave Paris.

Count Bismarck Feb. 28 [Delivered by Baron Gerolt to Mr. Fish
to Baron Gerolt.

13 Baron Gerolt to Mr. Fish.

personally.] In acknowledgment of the
receipt of the President's congratula-
tions.

Mar. 1 Inclosing a note from Count Bismarck on

the effect of the revocation of the declara-
tion as to exemption of private property
from capture.

Mar.

9

Acknowledging the preceding note

191

Baron Gerolt to
Mr. Fish.

192 Mr. Fish to Baron

June 26

Gerolt.

Mr. Fish.

Expressing the regret of the President and
of Mr. Fish at the baron's departure.

193 Baron Gerolt to June 26 Transmitting a communication from Count

Bismarck on certain conduct of the
French navy toward a German corvette.

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411

412

412

413

413

GREAT BRITAIN.

1. Correspondence between the Department of State and the United States Legation at London.