1910......do................

1921

.do..

Jan.

12: Appreciative of Mr. Adams's suggestion as to
settling the litigation in the matter of Fra-
ser, Trenholm & Co.

Jan. 15

Case of Captain C. U. O'Connell, arrested
on charge of complicity with the Fenians.

Jan. 24 Application of certain ship-owners of New
York to the British government to have
light-houses erected in the Caribbean sea.

1306 Mr. Adams to Mr. Jan. 25 Publication of volume containing Alabama

correspondence.

55

1307

Seward.
.do...

Jan. 25

Nomination of Mr. Dudley to take charge of
business relating to the Fraser, Trenholm
& Co. affair.

58

Surrender of the steamer Beatrice alias Rap-
pahannock.

58

Arrest of Meany on the ground of complicity
with the designs of Stephens against Ireland.
Receipt of watch for Captain Furney, and
transmitting Queen's speech on the open-
ing of Parliament.

Case of Charles U. O'Connell

A procession of the working classes in Lon-
don and intended compliment to the Amer-
ican minister.

1933 Mr. Seward to Mr. Feb. 15 Instructions have been sent to Mr. Dudley to

1946 Mr. Seward to Mr. Mar. 21, Respecting the pursuit of hostile Indians in

1952 Mr. Seward to Mr. Mar. 28 Condition of affairs between this government

1954

Adams.
.do..

Mar. 29 Instruction addressed to Mr. Burlingame,
United States minister in China, relative
to French regulations at Shanghai.

Mar. 29

1348

Mr. Adams to Mr. April 10
Seward.

April 13

April 13

1354

April 15

1355

Circular relative to diplomatic uniform
Value of United States securities affected by
the threatening state of the relations between
France and Prussia relative to the Luxem-
bourg question.

Case of John H. Rogers..

The enfranchising measure of the govern-
ment carried.

Interview with Lord Stanley relative to the
proposal about protecting the emigrant road
from Minnesota to Montana.

April 15 Interview with Lord Stanley with a view to
come to an understanding as to the diffi-
culties in the way of a speedy arrangement
of the questions between the two countries.
Declines the proposition of Great Britain to
refer the Alabama claims to arbitration.
Domestic affairs of Great Britain and with-
drawal of Mr. Gladstone from the lead of
the opposition.

1965 Mr. Seward to Mr. April 16
Adams.
Mr. Adams to Mr. April 23
Seward.

1357

May

2

Conference with Lord Stanley on the arbitra-
tion of the Alabama claims.

1971

Mr. Seward to Mr. May
Adams.

2

No present prospect of an agreement upon the
said claims, and the controversy thus to
remain open indefinitely.

3 Notifying receipt of balance due on the first
instalment of Japanese indemnity.
Action of the ministry on the measure for
extending the franchise. Right of the
people to assemble in Hyde Park.
Uncertainty as to the continuance of peace
in Europe.

Result of the conference of the great powers
upon the case of the Duchy of Luxembourg.
Instruction in the cases of United States citi-
zens tried for treason in Ireland.
Transmitting depositions in case of William
Jackson, under sentence of death for treason
in Ireland.

May 18

Seward.

Cases of United States citizens under trial for
offences committed in Ireland.

90

The limitation upon the arbitration of the
Alabama claims, proposed by Lord Stanley,
not to be acceded to.
Application of W. W. Holmes on behalf of
English bondholders' claims upon Mexico.
Case of William Jackson, alias John McCaf-
ferty, under sentence of death, in Ireland,
charged with treason.

Relative to Mr. Rangabe, minister from Greece
to the United States.

Application for writ of error in case of John
McCafferty. Cases of Burke and McClure.
Has declined to incur further responsibility for
the costs in the case of McCafferty.
Enclosing letter from James A. Hamilton in
behalf of John McClure, arrested in Ireland.
Instruction to remonstrate against the export
duty of 20 per cent. levied in New Bruns-
wick upon lumber, the produce of the State
of Maine.