Index.
A.
- Adams, Mr.:
- Adjournment:
- Alabama, the 30, 37
- Arbitrators:
- independence and ability of neutral 8
- Archer, the:
- Argument:
- Award of the tribunal:
B.
- Beaman, C. C., jr.,:
- assisted in arranging evidence 2
- Blockade:
- Sir A. Cockburn’s opinions as to 237
- Boston, the 33, 53, 101
C.
- Case of the United States. (See Great Britain, Commission, Due diligence, Supplies of coal.)
- Chickamauga, the 30, 37, 52
- Clarence, the 38, 52
- Coal, supplies of:
- Cockburn, Sir Alexander, (see table of contents, Fish,
Mr.)
- his dissenting opinion commented on 12, 546
- his claims to represent Great Britain 12, 286, 547
- his charges against the counsel of the United States 12, 284
- his charges against the case of the United States 13
- admits the justice of the argument in the case of the United States 13
- his opinions 230–544
- thinks the treaty would have been better without the rules 230
- his views as to British unfriendliness 313
- as to acknowledgment of belligerency 313
- as to regulations of January, 1862 339
- as to partiality in supplies of coal 344
- as to supplies of arms 344
- as to ships obtained from Great Britain 346
- as to proceedings of other governments 356
- as to blockade-running 359
- as to partiality of colonial authorities 365
- as to course of British government 366
- this opinion not read or made known before dissolution of tribunal 546
- if known, would have been objected to 546
- Commission, effect of 33
- Continental press:
- opinions of, in appendix 551
- Contraband of war:
- Sir A. Cockburn’s views as to 237
- Counsel of the United States:
- Counter cases:
- Exchanged at Geneva, April 15 5
- Cushing, General:
- argument of 32
D.
- Delay:
- government not responsible for, (Cockburn) 267
- Due diligence:
E.
- Errors of judgment:
- government not responsible for, (Cockburn) 267
- Evarts, Mr.:
F.
- Florida, the:
- Fish, Mr.:
- his comments upon Sir Alexander Cockburn’s opinion 546
- his remarks upon the Italian, Swiss, and Brazilian arbitrators 546
- his résumé of the positions maintained by Sir Alexander Cockburn 547
- his opinion upon the effect of the controversy defining neutral rights and obligations 548
- he thinks it important to note the views of Sir A. Cockburn 549
G.
- Georgia, case of 34, 37, 52
- Government, neutral:
- Great Britain, (see Municipal laws:)
- unfriendly course of, how treated in the case 2
- government of had in consideration to ask withdrawal of case of United States 5
- unfriendliness of, Count Sclopis’s views as to 9, 62
- submits new evidence 33
- comparison of its laws with United States laws 255
- Sir Alexander Cockburn’s opinion of the result of such comparison 307
- requests to amend neutrality laws 278
- Gross freights:
- claims for rejected 53
I.
- Indirect claims, (see Treaty of
Washington,) (case of the United States:)
- action of joint high commission on 1
- such action in harmony with all previous 1
- no exception taken to it by British commissioners 1
- such action binding on agent of the United States 1
- their definition included some private claims 1
- continental press unanimous in support of right to present 5
- action of the tribunal upon 6, 19, 20, 21
- Insurgent bureaus:
- maintenance of, on British soil, how treated in the case 3
- Interest:
- argument respecting claim for 43
- Itajuba, Viscount d’:
J.
- Jeff. Davis, the 33, 53
- Joint high commission, (see Indirect Claims,) (Treaty of Washington):
- Joy, V.H., the 33, 53, 101
- Judicial miscarriage:
- government not responsible for, (Cockburn) 268
M.
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P.
- Prospective profits:
- Protocols of conferences:
- Pursuit of cruisers:
R.
S.
- Sallie, the 33, 53, 101
- Sclopis, Count:
- Secretaries of the agent and counsel:
- their zeal and industry commended 6
- Seizure of vessels:
- duty as to, (Cockburn) 267
- Shenandoah, the 35, 37, 52
- Staempfli, Mr.:
- Sum in gross 44
- Sumter, the 12, 30, 37, 52
T.
- Tables, with statements of claims:
- Tacony, the:
- Tallahassee, the 31, 37, 52
- Tenterden, Lord, (see tables):
- Treaty of Washington, (see Indirect claims.)
- Tribunal of arbitration, (see Award, Indirect claims):
- Tuscaloosa, the:
W.
- Waite, Mr.:
- argument of 32