fleet urged to draw rebels from Washington, [337];
L. refuses gun-boat to New Yorkers, [338];
Trent affair, Mason and Slidell, [340]-[345];
English neutrality established, [343];
English controversies, [344]-[345]
Ericsson's "Monitor,", [345]-[347];
Ross's mission to Canada; [352]-[355];
L's reply on number of losses, [357]-[358];
friction concerning direction, [366]-[368];
negro enlistment, recommended, [373];