The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-21


From The (BOsion) American .Jlrist for January,
1871.
Mr. ELLIOT, the Editor Of the American DIPLOMA
CoDg. has received the following fatsriDg testi-
monials of the value and accuracy Of his work
From The Sec efary Of Slate
WAsnlsoros, June 20, 1884.
STA: IL gives pleasure state that from the ex-
animation was able TO give 10 your work, was salts
fed Of its value 10 those engaged in the diplomatic
service ofthe United States and therefore caused u
10 be distributed among all our diplomatic agents,
as well as 10 the principal eoHsals, and have like
wise adopted for the of the Department OF Stale
am, very respectfully, sir, your obedent servant
LOUIS McLANE.
To JONATHAN El.IIor, Esq,
Editor Of the American Diplomatic Code.
From an Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
The United States.
WAsHIsoToN, February Is, 1884.
DEAR SIR; have run over, though you may wei
suppose rather hastily, your American Diplomatic
Code" IL appears to me to be very valuable work
for all persons no desire 10 have knowledge OF our
diplomatic history of our treaties, and OF the general
principles Of public iar, applicable TO our foreign re-
atons IL TO me, also almost Indispensable for
the library of a statesman and the researches Of a
jurisf II supplies void which has been long ieit
and lamented; and cannot doubt that il will obtain
general success by the funess well as the variety
Of its important materials.
am very respectfully, your obliged servant,
JOSEPH STORY.
JONATHAN ELLIOT, Esq.
From Representative in Congress from Pennsyt-
pdnia.
April A, 1884.
DEAR SiR: have no doubt the American Diploma
tic Code will prove work OF convenient reference 10
all those who disposed required to give their at
ention the diplomatic relations of the u States
TO the principles of national law.
am, very respectfully, your obedlent servant
ELLIOT Esq
LONDON, June 1 1887.
DEaR Sla: did not fail to present your Diploma
tic Code to the King, and enclose you copy OF Sir
Herbert Taylor's letter the subject. You will see
the haterng in which your work has been ac-
cepted, and which ! take pleasure in communicating
To you. .
A. STEVENSON.
Mr. JONATHAN ELLIOT, Washington.
Sir Herbert Taylor 10 Mr.. Stevenson.
WIspsoR CASTLE, May 10, 1897.
SIR did not fail TO mention to the King the YER
bal communication with which you favored me when
had the honor of being introduced TO you at the le-
wee at ST. James's and have since submitted 10 his
Majesty your letter. and the accompanying volumes of
the American Diplomatic Code, with the letter OF Mr.
Elliot the author.
The King has honored me with bis commands 10
thank you for the trouble you have TAKEN and to re-
quest that you will have the goodness To convey TO Mr.
Elliot His Majesty acknowledgements for his obhging
attention in sending him copy Of his valuable work
which His Majesty has examined with great saiisfac
ton.
have the honor to be- sir, your most obedent hum
BILE servant
H. TAYLOR.
ANDREW STEVENSON, Esq, &c.
Aux TuiLEHlEs, LIE II NovEMBRE, 1889.
CABINET Du RoI.
MONSIEUR: LIE Code Dplomaiique Americaine,
don't bien voulu ofirr au Ro un exempaire,
| ete mis- Iasv 10 ga Ia lettra
qui accompagnait Get Outrage.
Sa Majestic ma charge, Monsieur, de vous remer-
ceT de votre attention; ellie etc touchee de la conf
ance que vous met,ez avec rason dams sentiments
personels car vGux pour lie bonheu ct pour union
DIES deux nations sont a,ssl les stems.
Jai lhoDneur de yous prevenr que PAL ordre du Roi
de Code Diplonatique Americana prt place dams la
Biblotheque du Palais Royal
Agreez, je vouz prize, Monsieur, Repression ne ma
consideration tres llstinguee.
LIE Secretaire de Cabinet,
CAMILLE FAM
| Monsieur JONATHAN ELLIOT,
Hotel des Affaires Estrangeres Paris.
TRANSLATION.
PALACE OF THE TuLERiEs, November'l7, 1899
KINGS CABINET
which you have been kind to present to His Majes-
ty has been laid before him, together with the letter
which accompanied the work.
His Majesty has commanded me to thank you for
your attention. ana 10 assure you that ne has Tell SEN
sibly the confidence which you have placed, with jus
tice in his personal sentiments for your wishes for the
happiness and union Of the two nations exactly agree
with his own
have the honor to inform you that the American
Diplomatic Code has been placed, by His Majesty $
order, in the Library Of the Royal Palace
Accept, sir, the assurance of my very distinguished
consideration.
CAMILLE FAM
Secretary of the Kings Cabinet.
Mr.. JONATHAN ELLIOT.
The above work is for sale in Washington at Mr..
Taylor's and Mr. Morrison's; in Philadelphia, at T.
w. J. Johnson's, Minor street; in New York at
the publishers, No, 100, Broad street. and at Gould
Banks, & Co.'S; in Boston; at Charles c. Titles
and James Brawn's; in London, at Wiley & Put
mans, Paternoster Row; and in Paris at A. & W.
Galignani's, Rue Vivienne.
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Il guage, beautifully printed in octave volumes, at
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imported direct from Paris, by +. TAYLOR.
Moores Life of Sheridan, | vol.
Moore's " Travels of an Irish Gentleman" and Me-
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Hallam's Literature of Europe, vols.
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