Geneva arbitration

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1872

Remainder of papers accompanying the Counter Case of the United States	1

Gen Schenck to Mr Fish	3

Mr Fish to Gen Schenck	9

Mr Fish to Gen Schenck Cannot agree to Earl Granvilles proposal	11

A passage from a speech of Sir Stafford Northcote at Exeter May	17

Gen Schenck to Mr Fish	19

Gen Schenck to Mr Fish Will urge Earl Granville to modify his pro	27

Earl Granville to Sir E Thornton Conversation with General Schenck	37

Gen Schenck to Mr Fish London journals demand withdrawal	425

Communicates Earl Granvilles note of	426

Commends his reply to Earl Granvilles	433

Gen Schenck to Mr Fish Stating that he had left a copy of Mr Fishs	435

Gen Schenck to Mr Fish Transmits reply of Earl Granville of March	441

Gen Schenck to Mr Fish Asks whether there is any objection	460

Gen Schenck to Mr Fish Interview with Earl Granville who stated	474

It appears probable now that the British	476

Earl Granville to Sir E Thornton remonstrate against the presentation	47

Mr Fish to Gen Schenck Acknowledges his dispatch of 14th	63

Gen Schenck to Mr FishContd article as proposed by Great Britain con	73

425	83

Mr Fish to Gen SchenckContd article as agreed to by the Senate would	90

Mr Fish to Gen Schenck Earl Granvilles proposal for joint applica	98

Earl Granville to Lord Tenterden Sir Roundell Palmer having consented	107

Gen Schenck to Mr Fish Mr Davis telegraphs General Schenck that	117

Mr Fish to Gen Schenck	133

Counter Case of her Britannic Majestys Government	197

Introductory statement	203

munitions of war	264

The Sumter and Nashville	290

The Florida and Alabama	297

The Georgia and Shenandoah	321

The Clarence Tacony Archer Tuscaloosa Tallahassee Chickamauga	339

Reception of the confederate cruisers in British ports	346

477	405

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE AGENT AND COUNSEL AND PROCEEDINGS AT GENEVA IN DECEMBER	411

Same to same Meeting of the Arbitrators Exchange	418

Sir E Thornton to Earl Granville Statement of Mr Fish that United States	487

Mr Fish to Gen Schenck This Government cannot withdraw from	493

Same to same Has informed General Schenck that	496

Earl Granville to Sir E Thornton Reply to Mr Fishs dispatch of 16th	505

Sir E Thornton to Earl Granville Conversation with Mr Fish His state	514

Earl Granville to Sir E Thornton Understanding with General Schenck	520

Mr Fish to Gen Schenck United States declines to agree to the pro	529

Earl Granville to Sir E Thornton Sending draught of a convention for	542

from the Agents on the 15th they	546

Mr Fish to General Schenck The Government of the United States dif	556

Telegram June 5 1872 involve discussion and lead to the defeat	557

Mr Davis to Lord Tenterden Incloses copy of letter addressed by him	568

Mr Fish to Gen Schenck Telegraph Mr Davis that if arguments	575

June 12 1872 act as Her Majestys Counsel must	576

Telegram June 27 1872 in view of the fact that the United	580

Gen Schenck to Mr Fish Parliamentary proceedings Mr Glad	586

STATEMENT OF SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE AT EXETER IN RELATION TO AN ALLEGED	589

Great Britain for all the claims put for	593

mission	601

Título	Geneva arbitration Volumen2 de Papers Relating to the Treaty of Washington, United States. Department of State
Autor	United States. Department of State
Colaborador	Geneva Arbitration Tribunal
Editor	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1872
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Harvard
Digitalizado	20 Dic. 2007

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