28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 30. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41 4L' 43 44 45 461 47/ 48. 49 BO? r,i 53 1 54 f 55) 56. 57 58 59 (10 01 02 63 64. 65. 60. 67. 68. 00. 70. 71. 721 73/ 74. Copenhagen, October 24, 1862. Hamburg October 26, 1862. Rrussels, November 1, 1862. BrusseH, November 2, 1862. Brussels, November 21, 1862. Brussels, November 29. 1862. Brussels, December 9, 1862. Brussels, December 18, 1862. Brussels, January 5. 1803. Brussels, January 10. 1803. Brussels, January 29, 1863. Brussels, February 10, 1863. Brussels, February 27, 1863. No activities to report. Personal re- marks on the potentates of Furope. Brussels. May 8, 1863. No activities to report. Comments on defeat of Hooker's Army. Brussels, May 28. 1863. Nothing of importance to report. Brussels, June 25, 1863. No activities to report. Brussels, August 15, 1863. No activities to report. Writes about German and l'olisli affairs. Brussels, October 23, 1863. Brussels. October 30, 1863. Brussels, November 11, 1863. Brussels, November 14, 1863. Brussels, November 21, 1863. Rome. December 9. 1863. Brussels, December 12, 1863. Brussels, December 28, 1863. No activities to report. Brussels, January 15, 1864. 75Unimportant. Comments on European 78/ affairs in general. 77. Brussels. February 6. 1864. 78. Unimportant. No activities to report. 79. Brussels. February 29, 1864. 80. Brussels, March 11, 1864. 81. Brussels, March 18, 1864. 82. No activities to report. 83. Brussels, April 4, 1864. 84. Brussels, April 8, 1864. 85. Brussels. April 15, 18G4. 80] oil Unimportant "*^ f tinunpau at Comments on Belgian nuances and Polish situation. 89 90) 91. Brussels, May 25, 1864. 92No activities to report. Comments on 93/ rtnlian affairs. 95. Brussels, June 22, 1864. 96. Unimportant Comments on Russian affairs. 97. Brussels, July 7. 1804. 98. Brussels, July 16, 1S04. 99. Brussels, July 22, 1864. 100. Brussels, July 30, 1804. lOlH'niinportant. Comments on Russian 102/ and Belgian affairs. 103. Brussels, August 20, 1804. 104. Brussels, August 26, 1864. 100 1 Missing. Never received at Congres- 1071 sional Library. 108j 109. Brussels. October 5. 1864. 110. Brussels, October 12, 1R64. 111. Brussels, October 15, 1864. 112. Brussels, October 22, 1864. 113. Brussels. October 28, 1S04. 114. Brussels, November 4, 1804. 115. Brussels, November 17, 1864. 116. No activities reported. 117. Missing. 118. Unimportant. No activities to report. 119. Brussels, December 16, 1864. TO A. DUDLEY MANN. 3. Richmond, July 19, 1862. 4. Richmond, August 14. 1862. 5. Richmond, August 14, 1862. 6. Not found. 7. Richmond, January 17, 1863. 8. Richmond, May 15, 1863. 9. Richmond. September 23, 1863. Not found. Richmond, September 24 1863. 10. Not found. 11. Richmond, February 1, 1864.
Proclamations, appointments, etc., of President Davis, February 12, 1861, to January 28, 1865.
| Name. | Date. | Subject. | Page. |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1861. | |||
| Provisional Congress, Journal of. | Feb. 12 | Resolution authorizing commissioners of peace to the United States. | 89 |
| President Davis to Confederate States Congress. | Feb. 18 | Inaugural Address of the President of the Confederate States Provisional Government. | 90 |
| President Davis to President of United States. | Feb. 27 | Announces appointment of Martin G. Crawford, John Forsyth, and A. B. Roman, as special commissioners to the United States. | 94 |
| President Davis to all concerned | do. | Announces appointment of special commissioners to United States. | 94 |
| President Davis to President of United States. | do. | Introduces Martin G. Crawford, special commissioner of Confederate States to United States. | 95 |
| President Davis to all concerned | do. | Announces appointment of Martin G. Crawford, special commissioner of Confederate States to United States. | 95 |
| Do. | Mar. 16 | Announces appointment of Win. L. Yancey, Pierre A. Rost, and A. Dudley Mann, as special commissioners to Great Britain. | 95 |
| President Davis to Confederate States Congress. | Apr. 12 | Proclamation convening Confederate Congress for transaction of business, at noon, Apr. 29, 1861, in Montgomery. | 96 |
