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LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
London, June 29, 1871 (Received July 12)
London, June 29, 1871 (Received July 12)
Sir:
Yesterday I received, by a messenger from the Foreign Office, a hurried note from Lord Granville, informing me of the success of the forces of the United States against the Coreans. I immediately telegraphed the news to you. In the London morning papers I see that you had the same intelligence yesterday at Washington; but I thought it too important not to make sure of your getting it at the earliest possible moment.
Copies of the note of Lord Granville and of my telegram to you are sent herewith, and my acknowledgement to Lord Granville.
I have, &c.,
Yesterday I received, by a messenger from the Foreign Office, a hurried note from Lord Granville, informing me of the success of the forces of the United States against the Coreans. I immediately telegraphed the news to you. In the London morning papers I see that you had the same intelligence yesterday at Washington; but I thought it too important not to make sure of your getting it at the earliest possible moment.
Copies of the note of Lord Granville and of my telegram to you are sent herewith, and my acknowledgement to Lord Granville.
I have, &c.,
ROB´T C. SCHENCK
별지: Earl Granville to General Schenck
FOREIGN OFFICE, June 28, 1871
My dear general:
A telegram, dated Shanghai, this morning, informs me that your forces gained a victory over the Coreans on Kang-Hoa Island. Corean stronghold was captured and destroyed. Dispatch reports five hundred Coreans killed. Your loss was one officer and two men killed, seven wounded.
Yours, sincerely,
A telegram, dated Shanghai, this morning, informs me that your forces gained a victory over the Coreans on Kang-Hoa Island. Corean stronghold was captured and destroyed. Dispatch reports five hundred Coreans killed. Your loss was one officer and two men killed, seven wounded.
Yours, sincerely,
GRANVILLE
별지: General Schenck to Mr. Fish
[Telegram]
LONDON, June 28, 1871
Lord Granville writes me as follows: A telegram, dated Shanghai this morning, informs me that your forces gained a victory over the Coreans on Keng Hoa Island. Corean stronghold was captured and destroyed. Dispatch reports five hundred Coreans killed. Your loss was one office and two men killed, seven wounded.
별지: General Schenck to Earl Granville.
SOUTH KENSINGTON HOTEL,
Queen’s Gate Terrace, June 29, 1871
Queen’s Gate Terrace, June 29, 1871
My dear lord GRANVILLE:
Many thanks for your thoughtful attention in giving me information of the success of the United States forces against the Coreans. I received your note last evening and immediately telegraphed its contents to Mr. Fish; although I see by the mornign papers they received the same news yesterday at Washington.
Sincerely, yours,
Many thanks for your thoughtful attention in giving me information of the success of the United States forces against the Coreans. I received your note last evening and immediately telegraphed its contents to Mr. Fish; although I see by the mornign papers they received the same news yesterday at Washington.
Sincerely, yours,
ROB’T C. SCHENCK
색인어
- 이름
- Fish
- 지명
- London, Washington, Granville, Granville, Shanghai, Kang-Hoa Island, Granville, Keng Hoa Island, Washington
