| No. | Name. | Date. | Subject. | Page. |
| [1] | Sir C. Phipps | Mar. 13, 1904 | Transmits Notes prepared by Congo Government as a preliminary reply to Mr. Casement’s Report | 1 |
| [2] | To Sir C. Phipps | April 19, | Observations upon the “Notes” of Congo Government. Satisfaction of His Majesty’s Government at learning that inquiry will be made into the allegations against administration of Free State | 40 |
| [3] | Mr. Nightingale | April 7, | Cases of Caudron and Silvanus Jones. Transmits Judgment in Appeal | 42 |
| [4] | Sir C. Phipps | May 14, | Transmits Memorandum drawn up at Congo Ministry in reply to No. 2 | 58 |
| [5] | To Sir C. Phipps | June 6, | Memorandum on further points calling for observation in “Notes” of Congo Government, and reply to M. de Cuvelier’s Memorandum of May 14 | 60 |
Further Correspondence respecting the Administration of the Independent State of the Congo.
[In continuation of “Africa No. 1 (1904)”.]
No. 1.
Sir C. Phipps to the Marquess of Lansdowne.—(Received March 14).
My Lord,
Brussels, March 13, 1904.
I HAVE the honour to inclose the rejoinder on the part of the Congo Government to the Report of His Majesty’s Consul at Boma on the condition of the Congo.
In handing these “Notes” to me this afternoon M. de Cuvelier was instructed to call my attention to the passage where his Government expresses a desire to be placed in possession of the full Report, including names, dates, and places referred to. The “Notes” will be communicated to-morrow to the Representatives of the other Powers.
I have, &c.
(Signed) CONSTANTINE PHIPPS.