Foreign Relations of the United States × 1939 ×
No. 409. Mr. Foster to Mr. Fish .
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the southwestern terminus of said International Railroad, thereby joining the projected railroad system of Mexico with that of the United States. The proposed road from Leon contemplates uniting, by means of the main line or branches, the cities of Lagos, Aguascalientes, Zacateca…
No. 295. Mr. Foster to Mr. Fish .
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he republic of Mexico. The contract contemplates the construction of a railroad, of the gauge of four feet eight and one-half inches, from the City of Mexico to some point on the Pacific Ocean, between the ports of Manzanillo and Mazatlan, by way of Lagos, or such other point as…
No. 258. Mr. Turner to Mr. Fish .
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by all means, be incorporated into the Liberian State. They now reside upon Liberian territory. The policy of educating in foreign lands the aborigine children has been successfully adopted by European philanthropists. In the cases of Sierra Leone, Lagos, and other successful col…
No. 294. Mr. Nelson to Mr. Fish .
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t, and active operations commenced on the 22d, when he marched to meet the insurgents at Ojueios. The rebel generals Guerra, Martinez, and Treviño did not await the attack, but made a rapid movement southward, closely followed by Rocha, and occupied Lagos, in Jalisco, on the 24th…
Mr. Plumb to Mr. Seward .
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and violation of articles 20, 101, and 112 of the constitution, and of the law of the 30th of November, 1861. Account was also taken of the representations addressed to congress in defense of the said citizen by the municipal authorities of Autlan, Lagos de Moreno, Tepetitlan, Te…
Mr. Plumb to Mr. Seward .
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51,072 Road from Mexico to Perote via Apizaco and Rio Frio 53,160 Road from San Luis to Zacatecas 15,288 Road from Monte Alto and Tulancingo 57,780 Road from Toluca and Cuernevaca 64,800 Road from Queretaro to San Luis 20,856 Road from Queretaro to Lagos 48,000 Road from Lagos to…
Mr. Romero to Mr. Seward
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nant named Juan Nepomuceno Suro, belonging to my staff, who had advanced to restore order. On account of that grievous occurrence, only General Chacon and a few of his officers were allowed to leave. I then deemed it my duty to escort them as far as Lagos, as I had agreed to do;…
Señor Romero to Mr. Seward
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SECOND GENERAL-IN-CHIEF. Citizen Minister: Colonel Francisco Carreon, chief of the advance on Tlacotalpam, reported to me yesterday from the vicinity of that city, as follows: “Citizen General: Having fixed upon a plan with Lieutenant Colonel Diaz y Lagos to attack the enemy in h…
Mr. Adams to Mr. Seward .
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of prizes taken within neutral jurisdiction; but there is some confusion on this point. If there is one proposition more clear than another in international law, it is that in such a case the wrong is against the neutral alone. At the engagement of Lagos, in the time of Lord Chat…
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