Millard Fillmore
1 Communications from the United States minister to Turkey relative to the Hungarian exiles.
2 Incursions of Indians of the United States upon the population of the Mexican frontier.
3 Correspondence with the Austrian chargé d'affaires respecting the appointment or proceedings of the agent sent to examine and report upon the condition and prospects of the Hungarian people during their struggle for independence.
4 Correspondence relative to the possessory rights of the British Hudsons Bay Company in Oregon.
5 Correspondence with Spain relative to the claim of the owners of the schooner Amistad for compensation on account of the liberation of negroes on board said vessel.
6 Relating to drafts upon the Treasury of the United States by Mexico on account of indemnity due that Government in pursuance of the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
7 Additional correspondence relative to the seizure of the British ship Albion.
8 Relating to taxation by New Granada on United States citizens when in transitu across the Isthmus of Panama, and to the United States mail service at said Isthmus.
9 Relating to the seizure of the British ship Albion.
10 Portugal.
11 Correspondence relative to prisoners captured by Spanish authorities at or near the island of Contoy, and to projected expeditions to Cuba.
12 Correspondence with the United States minister at Constantinople respecting the liberation of Kossuth and his companions.
13 Relating to the free navigation of the St. Lawrence, St. John, and other large rivers, and to the free enjoyment of the British North American fisheries by United States citizens.
14 On the subject of a ship canal between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
15 Relating to the conclusion of a treaty between Spain, France, and Great Britain in respect to the island of Cuba.
16 Pertaining to the relative strength of the British, French, and United States squadrons in the West India seas, and whether additional appropriations are necessary to increase the United States force on that station.
17 Relating to a circular issued by the secretary of state for the British colonial department relative to the employment in the British West India colonies of free blacks and liberated slaves from the United States.
18 By the Spanish or Cuban authorities
19 By Haytien authorities.
20 Relating to the relations between the United States and Japan.
21 Correspondence of the American chargé at Vienna on the subject of the apprehension and imprisonment by the Austrian authorities of Rev. Charles L. Brace, an American citizen.
22 Correspondence relative to the withdrawal of Mr. Hülsemann, chargé d'affaires from Austria to the United States.
23 Relating to the boundary line between the United States and Mexico.
24 Upon the subject of the American and Mexican boundary commission.
25 Special agent of the United States in the island of St. Domingo.
26 Addressed to the heads of the several Executive Departments.
27 Relating to the Mexican boundary commission.