15 Stating that no proposition has been made by either the United States or Great Britain relative to the mutual right of search.
16 Relating to American citizens captured near Santa Fe, Mexico, by the Mexican army.
17 Transmitting correspondence relative to the action of the authorities of Nassau, New Providence, in the imprisonment of slaves charged with mutiny and murder, the refusal to surrender them to the United States consul for trial in the United States, and the liberation of slaves, all of said slaves being a part of the cargo of the United States brig Creole.
18 Relating to the origin of the Seminole war, slaves captured during said war by United States troops, etc.
19 It has already been stated that in the survey of the portion of this line allotted to Major Graham there were actually measured upon it, with the chain, 276 miles, and this did not constitute more than one-half the labor and expense incident to all the duties enumerated and performed by his division on his portion, so much did the work required upon this portion of it exceed what was estimated for the whole of it.