Conversation and correspondence with Earl Russell, who thinks the British govern- ment cannot change its policy. Mr. Adams urges that its practical effect has been to uphold the insurrection.
The case of the 290, (Alabama). Conversation with Earl Russell in regard to American affairs. Position of Great Britain in reference to intervention de- fined.
Earl Russell declines a convention for the emigration of free colored persons from the United States to British colonies. Breach of international obligations by the British gunboat Bull Dog, in transport- ing officers for the 290, (Alabama.)