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• Hawaii, relations with testimony as to, of Simpson, William E.: 1128-1146
• Hawaii, relations with testimony as to, of Soper, J.H.: 810,811
• Hawaii, relations with testimony as to, of Spalding, Zephaniah S.: 593-621,1167-1169
• Hawaii, relations with testimony as to, of Stalker, M.: 1007-1025,1034-1036
• Hawaii, relations with testimony as to, of Stevens, John L.: 879-941
• Hawaii, relations with testimony as to, of Swinburne. Lieut. Com. W.T.: 822-849
• Hawaii, relations with testimony as to, of Tenney, Edward D.: 948-950
• Hawaii, relations with testimony as to, of Thurston, Lorrin A.: 956-962
• Hawaii, relations with testimony as to, of Wilcox, Albert S.: 811-812
• Hawaii, relations with testimony as to, of Wilcox, George N.: 813,814
• Hawaii, relations with testimony as to, of Wilcox, W.L.: 955
• Hawaii, relations with testimony as to, of Wilder, William C.: 807-810
• Hawaii, relations with testimony as to, of Young, Lieut. Lucien: 648-709
• Hawaii, seizure by France of: 393
• Hawaii, seizure by Great Britain of: 500-511,521
• Hawaii, trade of: 513

I.

• Impressment of American seamen. (See Seamen.)
• Imprisonment of Cirilo Pouble in Cuba. (See Pouble.)
• Independence, recognition of. (See Recognition.)
• Indians, to prevent incursions into Mexico of. (See Mexico.)
• International arbitration. (See Arbitration.)
• Invasion of Canada, justifying the. (See Canada.)
• Iron, duties on. (See Great Britain.)

J.

• Jackson, Francis J., action as minister from Great Britain. (See Great Britain.)
• Jamaica, aid to United States steamer by authorities of. (See Susquehanna.)

L.

Liberty, to secure religious. (See Worship.)

M.

• Mediation for termination of war of rebellion, proposed: 219
• Mehmed Pasha, visit to United States of: 188
• Mexico, relations of United States with: 72,74,78,118
• Mexico, to prevent incursions of Indians into: 118
• Milan, decree of. (See Decrees.)
• Minister of Great Britain, action of the. (See Great Britain.)
• Minister to Belgium, as to the propriety of sending a: 47
• Ministers of foreign nations, to prevent abuse of privileges of: 8,9,10
• Ministers of United States, rank and number of: 46
• Ministers of United States, salary of: 6,355
• Mogadore, for establishment of consulate at. (See Consulate.)
• Murphy, Patrick J., for the naturalization of: 359

N.

• Naturalization. (See Murphy.)
• Navassa, occupation of the island of. (See Guano.)
• Negotiations with Great Britain for commercial concessions. (See Great Britain.)

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• Neutrality of United States, to preserve the: 5,6,7,12,17,18,28,122,131
• Neutrality of United States, violations of. (See France and Great Britain.)
• Nicaragua, arrest of William Walker at San Juan de. (See Walker.)

O.

• Orders in council, seizures under: 7,12

P.

• Paraguay, relations with: 131
• Pasha, visit to United States of Mehmed. (See Mehmed and Turkey.)
• Peace Society, American. (See Arbitration.)
• Piracy, for the suppression of: 32
• Pouble, Cirilo, imprisonment in Cuba of: 276
• Printing of confidential documents: 47
• Printing of confidential documents as to Cuba and slave trade: 120
• Privateers, depredations of French: 6
• Privateers, to prevent the fitting out of: 5
• Privileges of foreign ministers, to prevent abuse of the. (See Ministers.)
• Progress of American nations, to promote the. (See American.)
• Publication of State papers. (See State.)
• Public ministers. (See Ministers.)

R.

• Rebellion, proposed mediation as to the war of the. (See Mediation.)
• Recognition of independence of Congo Free State: 221
• Recognition of independence of Texas: 72
• Relations with China. (See China.)
• Relations with Cuba. (See Cuba.)
• Relations with France. (See France.)
• Relations with Great Britain. (See Great Britain.)
• Relations with Hawaii. (See Hawaii.)
• Relations with Mexico. (See Mexico.)
• Relations with Paraguay. (See Paraguay.)
• Relations with Spain. (See Spain.)
• Relations with Sweden. (See Sweden.)
• Relations with Texas. (See Texas.)
• Religious liberty, to secure. (See Worship.)
• Reports by Mr. Adams: 8
• Reports by Mr. Anderson: 11,15,16
• Reports by Mr. Archer: 78
• Reports by Mr. Barbour: 25,28,32
• Reports by Mr. Bibb: 18,19
• Reports by Mr. Bingham: 5
• Reports by Mr. Buchanan: 74,77
• Reports by Mr. Campbell: 17,18
• Reports by Mr. Clay: 11,47,69,72
• Reports by Mr. Douglas: 131
• Reports by Mr. Edmunds: 276
• Reports by Mr. Foote: 105
• Reports by Mr. Frye: 278
• Reports by Mr. Giles: 9,10,12
• Reports by Mr. Goodhue: 6
• Reports by Mr. Hamlin: 221
• Reports by Mr. King: 5,23,31,32