Not  ordinarily  pressed 231

Exception  where  diplomacy  is  the  only  mode  of  redress 232

Tender  of  good  offices 233

CoxTRACTS,  distinguishable  from  treaties 133

how  far  suspended  by  war 337

CoKTBiBunoKS  may  be  imposed  in  war 339

CoxTBiBUTORT  negl igeucc  or  misconduct  when  barring  claims 243

CONYEirnONS.      (SeeTRKATlES.)

CojnncrnoN  WITH  Frakcb  of  1800 148a

CoNVKNTiONS  WITH  Great  Britain  of  1815, 1816 150d

CoxviCTiON  OF  CRIME,  how  far  barring  naturalization 174

Convoys,  protection  by 346

Cooper,  Judge  T.,  opinion  of,  as  to  Judgment  of  foreign  prize  courts 329a

CosKA,  international  relations  of 64

Corporations,  foreign,  rule  as  to 207

practice  as  to  claims  of 217

Costarica,  relations  of,  as  to  isthmus  transit 294

recognition  of  revolution  of  1865  in 79

treaty  relations  with 146

Cotton;  liability  to  capture  in  civil  war 223,338,373

Costs  in  extradition  cases 281

Council,  orders  OF,  restricting  neutral  trade 388

Counsel,  foreign,  permission  to  practice  in  United  States  courts 230

Country  OF  BIRTH,  claim  of,  to  allegiance 171

Courtesy,  duties  of  diplomatic  agents  as  to 107

Court  OF  Claims,  when  foreigners  may  sue  in 241

Courts  are  to  follow  Executive  or  legislature  in  determining  national  bound-
aries   22

do  not  conclude  by  Judgments  in  matters  international . .  .238, 329, 329a,  362

cannot  control  Executive  in  treaty-making  powers 139

Department  in  foreign  affairs 238

follow  Executive  in  determining  question  of  recognition  of  foreign

powers 71

province  of,  in  respect  to  treaties 133

when  to  be  applied  to  before  diplomatic  intervention ^1#

undue  discrimination  by,  basis  of  claim 230

consular,  limits  of 125

Courts,  foreign,  authority  of,  not  recognized 1

distinctive  practice  of,  cannot  ordinarily  be  excepted  to  . ..  2.'J0a

military,  creation  of 354

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