221

1870.

Mr. Fish to Sir June 24 Urging an arrangement about the fisheries
Edward Thorn-

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during the present season.

14

GREAT BRITAIN-Continued.

4. Payment to Great Britain under the treaty of July 1, 1863.

237

The President to
the governor of
New York.

Nov. 29

Aug.

Recommends legislation extending to Brit-
ish subjects the use of certain canals
within the State, on terms of equality
with citizens of the United States, in ac-
cordance with the treaty of May 8, 1871.
Inclosing a memorandum from Sir Edward
Thornton, in regard to the deduction of
taxes due Pierce County, Washington Ter-
ritory; also a letter from Messrs. Garfield
and Poland to the Secretary of State,
transmitting a statement of the taxes
claimed to be due. Mr. Fish asks the
opinion of the Attorney General.

Gives an opinion that the taxes referred to
should not be withheld.
Sept. 2 Inclosing a letter from the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, and saying there
is no unpaid tax due the United States
assessed against the property of the
Paget's Sound Agricultural Company.

GREECE.

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532

538

539

Aug.

Mr. Fish.

240

Mr. Hartley

to

Mr. Fish.

252 Mr. Hunter to Mr. Sept. 11 Same subject. MF. Bassett instructed to

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Bassett. 253 Mr. Bassett to Mr.

keep vigilant watch.

Oct. 3

Same subject.

Incloses the correspond

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261 Mr. De Long to Feb. 16 Japanese reply to joint representation re

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Mr. Fish.

garding the assassination of British sub-
jects.

292 Mr. Nelson to Mr. July 20 Alleged illegal collection of light-house

Fish.

293 Mr. Davis to Mr. Aug. 7 Nelson.

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dues on the Pacific coast of Mexico. Cor-
respondence relating thereto.
Instructing him to obtain assent to the re-
moval of Indians, if possible.

647

Transmitting Mexican circular relating to
foreign citizenship in Mexico.

650

Aug. 24

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294 Mr. Nelson to Mr. Aug. 10

295

Fish.

...do.....

296

The relation between the Mexican gov-
ernment and the Lower California Col-
onization Company.

Aug. 30 Receipt of instructions as to removal of
Indians; interview with Mr. Mariscal;
favorable action probable. Correspond-
ence enclosed.

297 Mr Davis to Mr. Sept. 6 Instructions as to the stealing of cattle

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302 Mr. Riotte to Mr. May 22 Political; inclosing a note relating to an

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