Papers relative to Confederate activities in Europe

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1. Copy of a letter dated Jan. 9, 1864 to Henry Hotze from J.P. Benjamin, Confederate Secretary of State
2. Copies of letters dated Jan. 28 and Dec. 27, 1864, to John Slidell from J.P. Benjamin
3. Copy of a letter dated Jan. 11, 1864 to Mr. Spence, from J.P. Benjamin
4. Telegram dated June 10, [1863?] from Arman to Voruz.
5. List of letters compiled as proof of complicity of the French government in the construction of ships for the Confederate navy
6. Receipt for letters
7. Correspondence concerning construction and movements of Confederate warships
8. Account of a conversation between Guérolt and Arman about the construction of Confederate ships
9. Account of conversation between Guérolt and the French Minister of the Interior about the construction of Confederate ships
10. Accounts sheet for construction of ships for the Confederate navy, signed by L. Arman
11. Confederate Steamer building in France: Opinion of Antoine Berryer
12. Copy of the report of Thomas T. Craven, Commander of the USS Niagara, and papers related to the departure of the Confederate ram, Stonewall, from the harbour of Ferrol, Spain
13. Documents relatifs aux Affaires Etrangers. Accompagnants les message Annuel du Président pour la premier session du 39e Congrés
14. France and the Rebel States
15. Intelligence reports by unknown agent or agents outlining opinion in France and England concerning the Civil War
16. List of United States vessels destroyed by Confederate cruisers, 1861-1865.
17. Memorandum from Loubat on the North's blockade of Charleston, S.C.
18. Miscellaneous notes and memoranda.
19. Seizure and surrender of Confederate agents, John Slidell and James Mason
20. Letter dated Nov. 28, 1872, from William Gladstone to General Schenck, U.S. Minister at the Court of London
21. Bigelow's response to Gladstone's speech concerning the blockade of Charleston harbor.
22. Passport issued to Bigelow
23. Account of receipts unofficial exclusive of those of the Consular Agency at Rheims
24. Report dated Jan. 28, 1864 from Bigelow to William H. Seward, on the U.S. consular system. Contains request from Seward for the report; collateral papers and letters; and a detailed descriptions of the French consular system
25. Consular diary
26. Féte of the Fourth of July, 1865.