As the title suggests, this report details the proceedings and recommendations of the International Congress on Crime Prevention and Repression, held in Rome in 1885. Wines, the commissioner appointed by President Arthur to represent the United States at the Congress, provides a thorough overview of the discussions and debates that took place, as well as detailed recommendations for future policy.

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