1557

do.

Mar. 21

175

2144 Mr. Seward to Mr. Mar. 23 Adams.

Debate in the House of Commons on the
question of citizenship and naturaliza.
tion.

Mode of settling the naturalization ques-
tion and the San Juan boundary ques-
tion. When these are arranged the Ala-
bama claims can be taken into consider-
ation.

1558 Mr. Adams to Mr. Mar. 24 Anticipated release of Nagle and others con-
Seward.

Tel. Mr. Seward to Mr. Mar. 25 Naturalization question

183

183

nected with the Jacmel expedition. Dis-
charge of Stephen J. Meany

184

1565

Seward.
..do........

April 1

Same subject. Clemency to be shown to
persons imprisoned for complicity in Fe-
nian conspiracy. British domestic poli-

tics.

185

.do......

June 5

50

53

Report of the royal commissioners concern-
ing the working of the foreign enlist-

ment act.

Case of John Warren, imprisoned, charged
with complicity in the Fenian conspiracy.
Naturalization question..

208

309

310

Same subject. Interview with Lord Stan-
ley.

311

57

June 20

12 Mr. Seward to Mr. June 16 Moran.

56 Mr. Moran to Mr. June 20

Seward.
.do.....

14 Mr. Seward to Mr. June 22 Moran.

Distribution of the "Tributes of the Na-
tions to Abraham Lincoln."

Resolution of the House of Representa-
tives regarding the release of Warren and
Costello.

60 Mr. Moran to Mr. June 27 Parliamentary debates on British affairs...

313

Case of William G. Halpin, charged with
complicity in the Fenian conspiracy.
Parliamentary debates on the subject of
naturalization and expatriation.

In regard to the negotiation-first, of a
naturalization treaty, to be followed by
one for the settlement of the San Juan
boundary question; and then one con-
cerning claims of the two governments
against each other,
Case of John Warren...

Parliamentary debates regarding the rela-
tions between Great Britain and Mexico.
Comments of the British press on Mr.
Banks's bill for the protection of Ameri-
can citizens abroad.

July 29

July 29

332

332

333

..do.... ..do.....

Aug. 1
Aug. 4

336

338

8 83 8

89

.do.......

Aug. 5 Distribution of the "Tributes of the Na-
tions to Abraham Lincoln."

339

90

93

98

.do...

Aug. 12

Same subject.................

345

Prorogation of the British Parliament....
Detention of the United States steamer
Wasp by the allies in the war with Par-
aguay.

Claims and San Juan boundary conventions
signed as instructed.

399

Tel.

Mr. Seward to Mr. Jan. 14 Requesting date of the signing of conven-
Johnson.

tions.

399

San Juan boundary and claims conventions
as signed inclosed. Remarks.

64

Mr. Johnson for the able manner in which
he has conducted the negotiations.

Mr. Seward to Mr. Jan. 20 Extending the thanks of the President to
Johnson.

Mr. Johnson to Mr. Jan. 22 Distribution of the "Tributes of the Na

104

106

tions to Abraham Lincoln."

Decision of the Paris conference rests upon
the same ground that the United States
has placed the Alabama claims.
Case of Augustine E. Costello. His trial
in Dublin.

Diplomatic uniforms....

Vindication of the negotiations concluded

by him upon the subjects of naturaliza-
tion, of the San Juan boundary, and of
the claims convention.

Same subject

81 Mr. Seward to Mr. Mar. 3

Same subject.

Johnson.

BRITISH LEGA

TION.

1867.

Mr. Seward to Mr. Dec. 4
Ford.

1868.

Case of Robert B. Lynch, imprisoned in
Canada, charged with participation in
the Fenian raid in that country. Clem-
ency requested.

400

400

406

406

406

407

409

411

419 422

422

Lord Stanley to Mr. Mar. 21 Naturalization question. The British gov-
Thornton.

ernment, while willing to negotiate upon
the subject, desire time to investigate
their laws in order that a just and liberal
treaty may be concluded."

Mr.Thornton to Mr. Mar. 23 Thanks of the British government for the
Seward.