...they could, hi their own interests. Everything shows that the French government look upon a siege of Paris as probable, for it is making the most stupendous...should not ask the Prussian government to protect Amercan property in Paris, in the event its army reached here. I need not tell you there is a very...

...they could, in their own interests. Everything shows that the French government look upon a siege of Paris as probable, for it is making the, most stupendous...in that direction. I have telegraphed you to that etfect to-day in cipher, and also, looking to possibilities, I suggested whether yon should not ask...

...looking to possibilities, I telegraphed and wrote to yon, suggesting whether you would not ask the German government to protect American property in Paris, in the event its army reaclu d here. In your dispatch numbered 158, dated August .'50, 1870, you state, that "instructions...

...they could, in their own interests. Everything shows that the French government look upon a siege of Paris as probable, for it is making the most stupendous...should not ask the Prussian government to protect Amercan property in Paris, in the eveut its army reached here. I need not tell you there is a very...

...looking to possibilities, I telegraphed and wrote to you, suggesting whether you would not ask the German Government to protect American property in Paris, in the event its army reached here. In your dispatch numbered 158, dated August 30, 1870, you state that "instructions will I* forwarded...

...looking to possibilities, I telegraphed and wrote to you, suggesting whether you would not ask the German Government to protect American property in P*aris, in the event its army reached here. In your dispatch numbered 158, dated August 30, 1870, you state that " instructions will be forwarded...

...they could, in their own interests. Everything shows that the \ rench Government looks upon a siege of Paris as probable, for it is making the most stupendous...a very large amount of property owned by Americans *t. ".g .w. «!'. g .:> -. 'i* by both sides as property of EB WASHBURNE. really embraced all If' with...

...they could, in their own interests. Everything shows that the French government look upon a siege of Paris as probable, for it is making the most stupendous...to-day in cipher, and also, looking to possibilities, 1 suggested whether you should not ask the Prussian government to protect Amercau property in Paris,...

...possibilities, I telegraphed and wrote to you, suggesting whether you would not ask the German govern merit to protect American property in Paris, in the event its army reached here. In your dispatch numbered 158, dated August ; 30, 1870, you state»that "instructions will be forwarded...