34 Mr. Motley to Mr. Sept. 21 Proposed expected offer of the throne of

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Seward.

Mexico to the Archduke Maximilian. Mex-
ican affairs. Rumors of secret understand-
ings between agents of the insurgent
States and the Emperor Napoleon.
Affairs in regard to Mexico. The insurrec-
tion in Poland. Political affairs in Aus-
tria.

114

117

19 Mr. F. W. Seward to Sept. 24 Erroneous opinion in Prussia in regard to Mr. Kreissmann.

194

195

63

64

.do..

May 4

Military operations of the allies. The Lon-
don conference.

214

65

.do..

May 10

214

66

.do.

May 28

216

.do.

217

70

.do....

July 5

217

Mr. Kreissmann to July 13
Mr. Seward.

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June 11

Military operations. Cessation of hostilities
arranged by the London conference.
Proceedings of the London conference...
The same subject. Anticipated settlement
of the Schleswig-Holstein difficulties.
The Schleswig-Holstein difficulties.....
The same subject. Purchase by Prussia of
the vessels built at Bordeaux for the in-
surgents.

July 22 Gratification of the Prussian government at
the friendly relations of Baron Gerolt with
the United States. Absence of the King
and Her Von Bismarck. The conference
at Vienna.

July 30 Extension of the suspension of hostilities.
Absence of the King. Misrepresentations
in German papers of the immigration
measures in the United States.
Sale of the Victoria to the government of
Prussia. The Schleswig-Holstein ques-

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