Documents Accompanying the President's Messages 1835 Treaty Notes
A collection of official notes and letters between U.S. and French authorities over the 1831 treaty funds. Forsyth and Barton relay instructions on payment, diplomatic posture, and passport actions as the French government debates indemnity and timing. Broglie responds with cautions and clarifications.
Rothschild Brothers Named Agents for U S Payments
In Washington on June 20 193 Pactor Charge d Affaires announces Treasury designation of Messrs de Rothschild Brothers Paris as agents to receive payments due to the United States under the 1831 convention with France. President grants power to issue acquittances to the French government upon receipt of funds. Forsyth signs.
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Forsyth
Barton
Derar Turest
State
Washington
Tuos
P. Barton
Livingston
Duc de Broglie
France
Messrs de Rothschild
Treasury Department
United States
Pageot
T John Forsyth
Treasury
Duke de Broglie
Sam
Secretary of the Treasury
Messrs de Rothechild
Johan Forsyth
Pageat in Mr Forsyth translation from Woasaineron June 29 1835
Mr Forsyth Secretary of State writes that under the July 13 1832 act the Treasury appoints Rothschild Brothers of Paris as agents to collect indemnification payments due under the July 4 1831 convention between the King of France and the United States. A Pageot transmits the letter to his government and offers high consideration.
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D. Lrcarion
U.S
America
Paris
Broan
Monsieur le Duc
U. States
France
Swanner
Washington
Forsyth
Majjesty
Asuther
M. Pageot
United States
Busiess
V. Broglie
U.S. of America
Havre
Duc de Broglie
Duke de Brogne
Mr Barton
Ito Mr Barton
United States of America
Sim
A. Pageat
Woasaineron
Secretary of the Treasury
Pageot
Ar Forsyth
Wasuiveron
Joan Vorsyth
Pavpos
Duke de Broglie
Congress
C. A. Pageot
Paris and Washington notes on Broglie despatch
The communications discuss the Duke de Broglie’s despatch to Mr Forsyth and the U S President’s view on bilateral relations. Pageot reports Washington’s restraint in sharing copies, cites the need to keep official forms, and reiterates hopes for an amicable adjustment while preserving proper diplomatic channels. Forsyth responds outlining his discretion and declines to forward the copy, emphasizing proper procedure.
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United States
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C. A. Preston
Or Forsyth
Department of State
Dr Barton
the Duc de Broglie
Mmy
Monsieur le Buc
Sery
Thos
Transtarion
J—E
Txas
U. S
Deranruent Or
Starz
Iis
Mr Forsyth
Joan Forsyth
the United States
Wasuvieros
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