FLORIDA, THE, OF ORETO:

after undergoing pretty thorough repairs. (Walker)

her reception, repairs, and coaling at Bermuda. (Royal Gazette). vol. 6
will you provide places for the men discharged from the Florida?
(Maffitt to Bullock)

347

vol. 6

349

Jones & Co., Liverpool, the paymasters for the Florida
where you should cruise and where you can coal, ten British ports.

..vol. 6

350

(Maffitt to Barney)...

spare machinery will be sent when Captain Bullock arrives. (Fraser,
Trenholm & Co.).............

vol. 6

352

we have received the allotment notes from her.
Co.)

(Fraser, Trenholm &

.vol. 6 353-354

a full crew and armament has been sent to her. (Morse)
all the navy department funds have been transferred to Captain Bul-
lock. (Fraser, Trenholm & Co.)...

Jones & Co. will pay the money on the order of her crew. (Bar-
ney).
Bermuda her base of operations for two months, May, June, and July,
1864. (Allen)

vol. 6 356, 357

nine days' repairs and 135 tons of coal
how her captain drew on Bullock for £7,500, and for what repairs,
coal, and supplies he spent part of the proceeds. (Vouchers). vol. 6 358-365
Mr. Seward and Mr. Adams remonstrate against the partiality shown
her at Bermuda..

.vol. 6
Her Majesty's government approve her treatment there. (Earl Rus-
sell).

those of her crew that were not captured went to London, were
granted ten days' leave, and ordered to report on the Rappahan-
nock. (Morse to Dudley)

the cruise of the Clarence and Tacony. (Read).
list of claims for loss by

FOSTER, MR. W. E.:

speech on the fitting out of insurgent cruisers, March 27, 1863.. vol. 4
speech on the recognition of the insurgents, June 30, 1863..
speech on the seizure of Lairds' rams, February 23, 1864.
speech on the treatment due the Georgia, May 13, 1864.

speech on the relations with the United States, March 13, 1865..vol. 5
speech on the Alabama claims, March 6, 16.

627

..vol. 5

709

FRANCE:

neutrality regulations..

proclamation, June 10, 1861..

FRASER, JOHN, THE:

supplies the Shenandoah with coal......

FRASER, TRENHOLM & Co.:

depositaries at Liverpool for insurgent treasury.
(See Arsenal, Navy-yard, and Treasury, insurgent.)

GEORGIA, THE, OTHERWISE THE VIRGINIA AND JAPAN:

(See table of contents, vol. 2, p. LXVI-LXX; vol. 6, p. LVII-LXI.)
general case of..

she is christened at her launching by a daughter of Captain North.
(Underwood)

vol. 4

283

a letter to Lord Palmerston, in Daily News, gives public notice that
she and other vessels are building for the insurgents..
is about to clear and is believed to be for the rebels. (Dudley).. vol. 6
she has sailed; the Alar has gone to meet her with an armament at the
island of Alderney. (Adams to Russell)....

has referred the matter to the Home Office...
the story of the enlisting of her crew; her meeting the Alar on the
6th; the four days spent in arming; the payment of the crew by
Jones & Co., Liverpool. (Affidavits)....... vol. 6, 511, 513, 521, 523, 527, 535

GEORGIA, THE, OTHERWISE THE VIRGINIA AND JAPAN:

nothing suspicious was seen about her before her sailing. (Russell to
Adams)..

..vol. 6

registered as a British vessel, she made captures. (Dudley and Adams)

Page.

516

vol. 6 517-518

the cruise until she reached Cherbourg; waiting at Trinidad for her
supply-ship the Castor; a fortnight at Simon's Bay repairing and
coaling. (Affidavits of J. Stanley, F. Glassbrook, B. Conolly)... vol. 6

her sailors' half-pay rates collected at Liverpool.

521, 523, 527
vol. 6 529-532

Jones & Co. continue to enlist men for her after her arrival at Cher-
bourg. (Affidavits of Matthews and Shanley).
she returns to Liverpool. (Dudley to Adams)..

.. vol. 6 535-541

. vol. 6

537

does she return as a cruiser or as a British vessel? (Adams to Russell.)

all her crew were enlisted at Liverpool. (Affidavit of Shanley).. vol. 6

541

vol. 7

87

she is sold to Edward Bates.

vol. 6

542

protests against this sale.

she is suspected of fitting out again. (Complaints to Earl Russell) vol. 6 543-550
sees no ground for interference; a belligerent shall not hereafter be
allowed to sell his war-ships in our ports...
she has sailed with a Portuguese mail. (Wilding)
the contract was canceled when Portugal knew the facts.

she was captured by the United States steamer Niagara..
Jones & Co. continued as in the beginning to be her agents.
of Thompson).

let the rights of our subjects as owners be decided in a proper prize
court. (Russell to Adams)..

the trial of Jones & Co. was a farce; fined fifty pounds each.... vol. 6
parliamentary debates concerning the treatment due her at Liverpool,
May 13, 1864....

speech on recognition of the insurgents, June 30, 1863..
GRATTAN, MR., ENGLISH CONSUL AT TENERIFFE:

GREAT WESTERN, THE:

alleged recruiting upon.

vol. 5

679

vol. 6

572

vol. 2 460-464

H.

dissenting from part of Her Majesty's commissioners' report..

1

HOUGHTON, LORD:

speech of, on the detention of the Tuscaloosa, April 28, 1864..... vol. 5
HUNT, MR.:

speech on the withdrawal of belligerent rights, May 15, 1865.... vol. 4
HOWELL, MR. J. J.:

500

554

his cruise on the Shenandoah. (Extract)...

vol. 6

644

(See Cruisers, insurgent.)

parliamentary debate as to the fitting out of, in British ports, March

27, 1863..

INSURGENT ARSENALS:

(See Arsenal, insurgent.)

... vol. 4

513

INSURGENT NAVY-YARD :

(See Navy-yard, insurgent.)

LAIRDS' RAMS:

(See Rams, Lairds'.)

LAIRD MR.:

L.

Page.

speech on the fitting out of insurgent cruisers, March 27, 1863..vol. 4
speech on foreign enlistment act, July 23, 1863.......

528

. vol. 5

694

LAUREL, THE:

speech on the detention of the Tuscaloosa, April 28, 1864....
speech on the treatment due the Georgia, May 13, 1864.
speech on the Alabama claims, March 6, 1868.

LINDSAY, MR.:

speech on the recognition of the insurgents, July 13, 1863................vol. 5

681

LOCKE, MR.:

argument on motion for new trial in Alexandra case.

speech on the recognition of the insurgents, June 30, 1863...... vol. 5
speech on the treatment due the Georgia, May 13, 1864..

..vol. 5

654
596

N.

NASHVILLE, THE:

(See table of contents, vol. 2, p. LIII-LIX; vol. 6, p. xxiv.)
general case of.

her reception and coaling at Bermuda approved by Earl Russell,

arrival, reception, repairs, coaling, and departure from Southampton
after capture of the Harvey Birch...

vol. 2 556-562

vol. 6 209-211

vol. 2 541-589

vol. 6

United States consul informed that Bermuda cannot be used as a coal
depot.....

208

(See table of contents, vol. 6, p. 1-xxII; vol. 7, p. 11-VI.)
shown to have been in Great Britain by acts of insurgent
May 10, 1863....

by acts of insurgent congress April 18 and May 1, 1863.
by letter of T. L. Bayne, insurgent ordnance officer...

vol. 7 CLXXXV

NAVY-YARD, INSURGENT:

Page.
vol 6 132, 137

by letters of J. P. Benjamin, insurgent secretary of state......
by letters of James D. Bullock, insurgent naval agent abroad,
by letter of J. Fraser & Co., insurgent financial agents, Charleston,

vol. 6 129, 169, 178

vol. 6

by letter of Fraser, Trenholm & Co., insurgent depositaries, Liver-
pool......

by letters of J. Gorgas, insurgent chief of ordnance..

129

547

. vol. 6
... vol. 1
vol. 7, 48, 50, 59, 69

by letters of L. Heyliger, insurgent agent at Nassau depot. ..............vol. 6, 76, 7

92, 95, 111

by memorandum for Kerner, member of insurgent congress . ..vol 6 116
by letters of J. McRae, insurgent financial agent abroad. vol 6, 143, 163, 165, 167
by letters of J. N. Maffitt, commander of the Florida...................... vol. 6, 83, 137, 351
by letters of S. R. Mallory, insurgent secretary of navy.....vol. 6, 31, 46, 57, 64
72, 84, 85, 90, 93, 96, 101, 104, 110, 116, 126, 132, 166, 171, 172, 174, 176
by letter of J. M. Mason, insurgent minister to England.................... vol. 6
by letters of C. G. Memminger, insurgent secretary of treasury.. vol. 6

110

29,84

85, 131, 167

by letter of Mercantile Trading Co., blockade-running company,
Liverpool....

vol, 6
vol. 6

140

173

181

71

by letter of William D. Nult, insurgent treasurer.
by letters of C. K. Prioleau, head of Fraser, Trenholm & Co.....vol. 6

vol. 7

by letter of R. Semmes, captain of Sumter and Alabama............... vol. 6 487
by letters of James Spence, insurgent financial agent, Liverpool.vol. 6 125, 129
by letter of Edgar P. Stringer, manager blockade-running company,
Liverpool

by letters of G. A. Trenholm, insurgent secretary of treasury.
by letters of S. L. Walker, insurgent agent at Bermuda depot...vol. 6

by journal from the Florida.

by affidavits of C. R. Yonge, paymaster on the Alabama..

36

by letters of C. F. Adams, United States minister to England.... vol. 6
by letters of Thomas H. Dudley, United States consul, Liverpool.vol. 6 64-109
112, 114, 120, 122, 131, 134, 137, 170, 177, 179
by letter of M. M. Jackson, United States consul, Halifax, Nova Scotia,

by letter of F. H. Morse, United States consul, London........... ...vol. 6
by letter of William H. Seward, United States Secretary of State.vol. 6 33,158
by letter of Charles Wilkes, Admiral United States Navy................... vol. 6
NASSAU AS AN INSURGENT DEPOT:

(See Arsenal insurgent, particularly letters of Gorgas, Heyliger, Huse,
Maffitt, and Waller.)

amendment devised by Liverpool ship-owners

Earl Russell's opinion of.....

report of Her Majesty's commissioners concerning.
of August 9, 1870....

NEUTRALITY LAW, UNITED STATES: