A report of the trade and commerce of the great lakes.

1862, July

17

Next session of Congress.

A report of orders of the Executive to Major General George
B. McClellan, relative to the advance of the army of the
Potomac upon Richmond, and all correspondence between
the said Generel George B. McClellan and the Executive,
including that with the War Department, from the date of
the President's General Order No. 1, January 27, 1862,
of the
to the 1st day of July, 1862; likewise the numerical force
army of the Potomac, as shown by the morning rolls
on the 1st days of November and December, 1861, and
January, February, March, and July, 1862; the number of
troops which General McClellan took to Fortress Monroe,
the number at Fortress Monroe, and the number of re-en-
forcements supplied him up to and including the 25th day
of June, 1862; and that at the date of the departure of
General McClellan for the peninsula, how many troops were
under command of General Frémont in Western Virginia,
under General Banks in the valley of Virginia; what number
was in front of Washington, or between it and the Rappa-
hannock, and within the intrenchments of Washington, and
in and around Washington, and what number of effective
troops were actually in service under General McClellan
in his engagements on the peninsula and before Richmond.

Senate Journal.

792

A report of the number and names of the citizens of Kentucky Senate Journal. who have been and who are now confined in the military

1862, Dec.

5

REPORTS TO BE MADE TO CONGRESS.

31

No time specified.

prisons and camps of the United States, outside of the limits of said State; what are the charges against them, by whom made, and by whose order the arrests were made

1862, Dec.

16

A report of any unpublished official correspondence touching Senate Journal. the culture of cotton in Asia Minor and Egypt.

51

No time specified.

1863, Feb.

19

A report of a copy of the letter of Lieutenant General Scott to the Secretary of War of the 4th of October, 1861.

Senate Journal.

283

No time specified.

1864, Feb.

26

A report of copies of any protests he may have from gover

Senate Journal.

192

No time specified.

nors of States in the department of Missouri against the
removal of Major General Schofield from the command of
without injury to the public service.
that department, if, in his opinion, they can be furnished

By what authority.

Page.

When expected to be
made.

1864, March

14

A report of the rules and regulations, and on what terms,
States and the rebels.
prisoners of war are being exchanged between the United

Senate Journal.

241

No time specified.

REPORTS TO BE MADE TO CONGRESS.

The report of the Commissioner of Emigration for 1863, with
his account of the existing contracts and other necessary
information on the question of emigration.

A report of the names of all persons who have been sentenced
by courts-martial for frauds or peculations against the gov-
ernment, and pardoned by him since the 1st of December,
1863, together with the sentences from which his pardon
relieved them; and also the names of all persons likewise
sentenced by courts-martial for military offences other than
fraud or peculation and similarly pardoned.

A report of any correspondence received from the United Senate Journal. States consuls at Panama and Aspinwall, New Grenada, in relation to abuse and maltreatment of passengers, seamen, firemen, &c., on board steamships plying between

New York and Aspinwall.

436

No time specified.

1864, May

16

1

22

11

A report to the Senate of copies of all correspondence, orders,

and documents on file in the departments in relation to the organization by the loyal people of Arkansas of the free State government of that State.

Requested to communicate to the Senate any orders issued
by the Secretaries of War and the Treasury in regard to
a general prohibition to export arms and munitions of war
from the United States, and especially to the Mexican
republic, and any orders in regard to the exportation of
articles contraband of war for the use of the French army
invading Mexico.

The report of the Commissioner of Emigration, as requested
by the resolution passed on the 25th day of March last.

15 The report of Major General Blunt (filed by Gilpatrick) on
the matter of peculations from the government in subsist-
ence, clothing, and transporting the refugee Indians.

29

A report of all the official information and correspondence
which he may have received respecting the extension of
the southwest branch of the Pacific railroad, and as a war
measure, as well as any order he may have made respect-
ing the same, and the causes of revoking said order.

A report stating whether brevet rank has been conferred upon any of the officers of the volunteer forces of the United States in pursuance of the act of Congress approved March 3, 1863, and if so, upon whom; and if not, the reason why it has not been done.

1864, June

22

21

1864, Jan.

House Journal.

203

No time specified.