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 LEGATION OF THE U. ;. OF AMERICA.

 Paris. 24th October, 1885. His Excellency the Duke de Broglie;

 Monsieur le Duc-- Having executed to the letter the last instructions of my Government in the interview which 1 had the honor to have with your Excellency on the 24.h of this month, in order further to comply with those instructions, 1 am about to return to the United States. Before leaving France, however, have thought that 1t might not be altogether useless yc address your Excellen- cy, and to submit to you the conversation which then took place between us, word for word, as understood 1t. In pursuing this course, l am prompted by double motive:- first, by Q sincere desire to avoid even the slightest misunderstanding as to the precise meaning of any expressions used on either part; and alsowi view in presenting n.y. self to my Government, to furnish indisputa- ble proof of my fidelity ia executing the in- structions with which had the honor to be charged. This last motive, Monsieur la Due, does not interest you personally, but the first, am sure, will not appear without importance ln your eyes.