44 Jan. 5 Jan. 4 Proposal of Great Britain for revision of neutrality laws declined Case of the Shenandoah; further evidence submitted.. 1131 Mr. Adams to Mr. Jan. 11 Financial condition of the United States as viewed in Great Britain. Jan. 26 Case of the Shenandoah.. Expansion of British export trade to the United States; articles in the London Times thereon. Jan. 29 Reported disposal of eighty steam vessels belonging to late in 88 60 62 Feb. 15 Case of the Shenandoah. British view of course of Lord Russell respecting claims of United States. 67 Feb. 17 Construction of war vessels in the ports of Great Britain................ 68 Parliament. The press of Great Britain; its tone satisfactory. 63 69 Measures suggested to meet the compli Mar. 10 Suspension of the habeas corpus in Ireland. Alleged Fenianism 77 Mar. 23 Depredations on American commerce during the rebellion. Cabi- 89 1179 Mr. Adams to Mr. April 12 Meeting of Parliament and reform bill. Political situation in 101 Great Britain. Interview with Lord Clarendon on Fenian organizations. Case 102 of J. A. Commerford, an alleged Fenian. 1738 Mr. Adams to Mr. 1866. April 14 April 17 John A. Commerford, an alleged Fenian, arrested in Ireland...... 104 Termination of reciprocity treaty of 1854. Fishery limits under 104 the same. April 19 Diplomatic correspondence. Slave trade in island of Cuba...... 105 June 12 Fenian movement against Canada. Proclamation of the President. 135. 1224......do. June 28 Neutrality of Great Britain in the war of Prussia and Italy against 142 Colonel Burke and Daniel J. Mykins liberated. Thomas J. Hynes 146. detained. 1818 Mr. Seward to Mr. July 30 Report of General Banks on the neutral relations of the United 156 Aug. 2 T. E. Blackwell, an alleged Fenian. Policy respecting the habeas 168 corpus. Aug. 6 Consular convention. Protection of American seamen, De- 169 1895 Mr. Seward to Mr. Aug. 25 The Simonoseki indemnity.. 176 177 Adams. Enclosing summary of claims of citizens of the United States against Great Britain for damages suffered by them during the rebellion and thereafter, by means of depredations upon our commercial marine, committed on the high scas by the Sumter, the Alabama, the Florida, the Shenandoah, and other ships of war, built, armed, equipped, and fitted out in British ports. Sept. 14 Recovery of the Atlantic submarine telegraph cable. Communi- 203 cation between the two continents. Sept. 21 Claims against Great Britain growing out of depredations on 203 Nov. 17 Action of Canadian authorities in cases of Fenian prisoners.............. | 212 Nov. 17 |