The New York Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1871, Page 4

NEW YORK HERALD, M FRITISH CLAIMS AGAINST THD UMOTHD. STATES, The Way We Are to Settle Our Accounts With England. SOME OF THE OFFSETS TO OUR ALABAMA CLAIMS. List of Claims of British Subjects Against the United States Government Filed in the British Foreign Office Up to March 81, 1864. The announcement in the British fouse of Commons on Friday last by Viscount Enfleld, her Majesty's Under Secretary of State for Foreign Amnirs, that the Joint High Commission had agreed that the British claims against the United States should be referred to a ~pectal Commission, confirms our previous special Gespatches from Washinton to the effect that this class of claims would ne considered in the settlement of the Alabaina question, It does not appear that the British claus will be put in precisely as an offset to our Alabama ciaims, but rather that they will be con- sidered by the Poa.d, This is but a technicality, however—a tinction without @ difference, and will amount to the same thing as an offset in the end. It ts expected that, if such is really the mode of settlement agreed upon, all the claims of every Kind that British subjects con posubly bring up agsinst the United States wil be presented and pressed before the coutemplated Board. The Confederate cotton Joan cannot possibly be admitted .by us, because we have completely repudiated the Confederate debt, but all tho claims for cotton in the Souwh by commanders of Union troops and alleged to have been the property of Britlsa subjects will be included im the list, and as it seems to be conceded that all the British claims of various kinds hitherto set up will more than counterbalance ail the claims of American civzens for property destroyed by the Alabama and all the other Anglo Coafederate pirates, It 13 not easy to imagine how much the bill of Joon bull may finally foot up. The following 1s a list of miscellaneous claims of British subjects against the United States government ‘irom the commercement of the civil war to the 31st of March, 18¢4.""_ It was prepared at the British Foreign Ofice and presented to Parliament. It does not incluae the Principal cotton claims, the most of which Were set up at a later period, When presented to the House of Commons this retura wis accompanied by the following MEMORANDUM: dation of the correspon lence 1a the Foretgn Onice, and is believed to bo completa as far as that corre- pal “This return comprises the result of the fullest exam! spondence gocs Jn order, however, to guard against any prejudice which might result to British clatmaats from their clatins not being mserted tn this lish tt 13 becessary to observe that the return is not to be taken as conclusive, anid thts reserve is th? more necessary INwsAITON as 1013 Agerstood that numerous claims have becu registered In the Dritish Mission at Washington, though not reported home, which may in due season be brought before the government of the United States,”” ‘ " } ee i ee asin % N Nome. parte?! Drte | Growid of Claim, | How Dispoved of. TE. Byrne 4 G i51—J'e 3. | Vessel Monmouth when on ton, with allernative dest!. Compensation reused; but the United States gov. e 6 ‘voyace to Charl nation to Savannah, stopped by United Statea cruiser Niagara and! érument have proposed to enter into a conven | Warned off the whole Southe n Coast on 12th of May, at which date the tion to submit this and similar cases toa mixed | | Vlockade is s.ated to have been incomplete. gomminsion ; cousideration of this proposal de 2M. J. Wilson... + (Claimants. .......,/June Ae aas [Oleina on account of Hiljab, prevented from entering Charleston 12th of) | : { BPokbcsa ha Hors teSuers sepeveeerteke tires oe -$ 3 Gerard * Armstrong..... Claimants. ........ June 7....,/Susan G. Evans warned off Souihern coast by United States ship Niagara, Informed, under advice of Iaw officers, that the .waihbes ti | ‘and endorsement made on the register, .... | tacts stated would not justiy interference. at. PPS Wr .eeeeee rd Lyons......./June8...../ Part owners of cargo in Winitred, of Virginia, captured off Cape Henry, Cargo condemned, but Messrs, Phipps’ property jored on appeal | | 5 Gilllat & CO... .ecseeesee| Claimants..,....../June I1....!Pobscco seized on board Hiawath: o , captured for breach of! t | |. bockad sti spac oa Ca Informed must appiy to Prize Court 6. W. H. Ros. .....seesereee DiatepaRhs ioeysshns | Siane ll.... Injury to property by United Staies troop | ya government cannot interfere official bat Lord lone would tse hie good often.” Conemned, Septence enntrmed on appeal, | Re- presentation addressed to United States’ govern- ‘ment on Spécial circumstances of the case, pply to Ht ed, under advice of law off | pres i, und w oMcers, that Her | | fr 18.... Capture Of HiaWathasseseccssseesseeeee | ! i June 24... 1. Tobacco seized in Hiawathe. 2 Tobacco tying at Richmond, which he Il. Tobacco restored. 9. Informed, under advice of was preven.ed from exporting by the blockade, 8 Queen of England) Iaw oilers, that lier Majesty's goverament Sind arly detained at Richmond. conld not nier.ere. & Dittor sta; ture of Trop'c Wind. «... Reicased by Prize Court. Imprisonment... Released without compensation. Part owners of eargo 0 Thipps" share restared by Prize Court. te Ownrrs of cargo cay tured 4 Cargo rel: Prize O Qwnvrs of carro cap ‘40 released by Prize Court 7 Miller & Mossman..,...../Lord Lyons Claimant. 2 - Lord Lyons 2 Lord Lyon! July] duly 1 ptured vessel Amy W in Aiuerican vessel Fo! ade endorsed on reyisier of Roscoe E Pownattan.. fe Refused to inte : f Ne td ot rs ered ‘ at id w “A [Condemns rfere under advice of law oficers. 194. ¢ atrick. wpriconment,.. ding : Released without compensation. R. Mure. + August 16.. Arresied wiea in charge of a bag of dcspatches from Consul Buncl jLord Lyons Wil not interfere, as Mr. Muro had | | | becn paturalized aw an American citizen, He | | Was released on, the, 18th of October, Corre- ioe, } a spondence iaid before Parliament, 215. G. Rovinson.......06. Lord Lyons......, August 17.. Detention of his yacht Gipsey, of New Orleans, by blockading squadron..|Vessrl relvased alter a few bours’ detention on the , crew making a declaration of neutralit; + Condemned na enemy's property. Kefused to th. | lervere, parties coucerzed being domiciled ia | Southern States, Lord Lyons 2 0. Gravely . August 19. Capture of Sarah Starr. | | | y, M. P. August Se'zure and detention of the Pertishiro.. ‘One thousand dollars voted by Congress as com- pensation, ‘Veesel condemned. Refused to interfere, claimant having been donite tates, fied in Southern 5: Result not revortes. Condemned, Sentence confirmed on appeal. Condemned. Refured to jntercere pending appeal. Released on Lord Lyons’ teprearmations. Ae ths | United States government defensied the necesaity | for such arrests, Lord Lyons was fnatructed not to prefer any ‘ciaima at that Corre- pibondence laid before Parliaraent, (William Arthur, selzed at Portiand as enemy's property. + Anna, se'zed for allered intention to violate coneting trade law Capture of Y'rtvee Leopold ve of Ade! Imprisonment, ve W. so t owners Condemned. Sentence confirmed on apperl. Capture of Aigburt Condemned. Sentence confirmed on appeal. Seaman captured in M1, Middleton and jwprisoned in frons in Fort La- Compensation re‘used, and, it appoared that | | | fayette, ssasessbee ie as fhe UL. Middleton was a fouthern vessel, Lord ria eae yons was directed not to repeat the claim. Same disposition as abi 2 Samo disposition as abov ame disposition as above. like- Case represented to Luited States government, Result not reported, $3 J. Chit ‘ ig D. J. Walsh! police’at Ra t'more, ‘in’ cons *quence of bia wearing peral Beauregard attached to his watch CbAI. e+e... -++.| Boyne warne | off the whole Southera coast at a time when the blockade ii | slate! not to have been completed, Arrest at Kaltimore and imprisonment, Arrest at Balumore and imprisonment... s7 Whitworth & Co... Compensation refused, Released on Consul Rernol'a representation. leased on Consul Bernal’s representation. Right | pt0, Britian protection disputed, 0 Arrest at Daliimore and tmprisonment e ry Arrest at Paluimore and imprisonment, Arvest at Baltnose and imprisonment, lensed, Released. Right to Pritish protection disputed, No claim for compensation in any of these cases. | Captore of Teale, vena tas deitoeAA eee i phos +-Jmpriecn dient on a of heing on his way to Join. the Southern ‘arm: & uniform being tound in his baggage. Susan warne! of! Hampton roads by blockaking #juadron. lensed after investication of the case. case for inierference, as it was not alleged that 1 the blockade was inefec: . ‘Vessel and cargo released Ly Prize Court. Refused to interfere; not entitled to British pro. tection, bis father having been naturalized and he himbelf naving exercised the rights of citizen- chip. No Culm made cn United States he was released and did not app farther 45 L. E. & G. Piere... pinney A. Kugsies Hoy. as. Bu. Capture of Argonaut.....0. Imprisonment. | 49, W. B, Porwood.....+000+. J. Forwood... | | 50 N. K. Clements ......0... Lord Lyons... @] Gerrard & Armstrong... Lord Lyons.. ernment, as for anything ding. eversed on appeal. appeal of captors to the Supreme Court pending. ve Condemi of| olf Charleston. ter and Robert Hrace refraed egr scka ting squadron, Subsequent Imprisonment. ‘Lord Lyons... ... | 62 Not reported..eeee.... Nap be Roth vessels condemned. Reiease promised. Kesult not Lord Lyons. jLord Lyout Imprisonment. “Loss of prop Had taken an oath renoune’ng he alegiance as a British subject. Lord Inetructed to rep- ] Tesent his case to the United States governmen | Resn't not reported. Capture of Louisa Agne . Condemned. . Imprisonment... Indictment for conspiracy. Indictment dropped at | j Lord Lyons’ request, 89 J. G. Shaver,, Lord Lyons... .| Imprisonment... Released on parole, Compensation refused. Cor- ‘ | respondence continuing. 69'G. Shaunon.., Lord Lyons... « Imprisonment... i Inqiitry promised. Kesult not reported, No claim mae, 61 R. G. Jordan. Lord Lyon ov. 18....'Tmprisonment. «| Ditto, @2 W. W. Wicioms. Lord Lyon Rov. 18... Imprisoum Ditto. 63M. Riley. Lord Lyon! |Nov. 18.22. Imprisonm +) Reenlt mot reported. No claim made for compen | ation. 4 Lord Lyons.......|Nov. 18... [Imprisonment, | Released, 65 Lord Lyous. Imprisonment. 2 Released 'on hal, ry Lord Lyons 4 siimprsonment 2) Did not interfere as he had been natmalized, 6. Lord Lyons é Imprisonment. {|Released. Refused to interfere further, anier ad- vise of law officers, Messrs, Maury having b gincerned in carrying levers to and rom the outh, Compensation not applied for, the detention arise ing in consequence vf the regulations as to pass. pore, Released i - Lord Lyons Lord Lyons... ...Dee, Sls. Captured in Ade'fne and treated as prisoners of war, Compeiied to sign a Condnet of commander of United States orn’ dec'araion not to repeat the olleuce of running the blockade 4 by U: ot disap prow nited Statos government. n ret at librrty, and released {rom thelr ue. avon. Papers lal before Parllatuent, we not deteuded, Cargo reeased, men re of Adetine of James Camy prisonment at Key Ves! Captured Im Victoria Verse) and Released. ‘condemned. Released. Condemned. Condemn keeling Released by Prize Court, 1. Toone Condemneil, Sentence confirmed on appeal: Santare of E Condemned, Sentence confirmed on appeal, Capture of A Keferred to Prize Court. Condemned, ‘Telegraph ea + | Compensat.on refused. |th-trestment at the time of the seizure of tne Telegraph, (Capture of Empress Compensation refuse’. [Concemuet. Decree reversed on appeal, Further | “appeal by captora to Supreme Court pending. | Cargo restored to owners on paymeat of costs, Colonial Omer. Board of Trase ‘Owners of cargo in Empresa, Owner of cargo io Lmpre Captae of M.S. l'erry or Salvor.. Tinprisonment. | | pture of the Cheshire i 91 Moon & Co George Mart 43 Not reported 4. P. Nolan. ‘ondemred. Refused to interfere; Mr, Nolan having taken part In political discussions at st, Lows whea the town was under martjal iaw, f Areity bel Feptored on being given for . Appeal agalust condemnaiton pend: {Lord Lyons Lord Lyons. 95,7. & W, Batiersby . in, | \Captare of Ariel gers ned, Capture of Andrei WwW. efised to interfere, the vessel having beer for- { | merly a Southern one, and not sufticient evidence 9 R. M. Carson 97 Mesure. Dexter | delag given of her bona tide sale to Mesars. aber. 9 Franc'sco Carell | ~- | ph 99 Isaac Campbed 4 C . Capture of Stephen Hart... s++ cess Refnined to Interfere under advice ofsLaw Officers. al | | Condemnea, | - ii'w. } Condemned. 102 8. J. Fritaiager. Condemned. 16) F Gartner. Condemned. IN. Sawyer... Capuire Condemn 105 Bailey & Leotisam:: Capture of the Labuat « Merars. De Jervey & Co, | U7 8. Lefevre & Co. 108 T. Palmer 9 Prats & Olver N@ J. Fiford 111 5. Brookman. 113 R. Maury ( 1g E. Haigh. . HG Ne Baciers 115 UW. Adderey & € | Capture of the Mare. Capvure of the Majer Fi Southport fired nt, detained, and searched ‘Ainazon detained and searches Further arrvat and imprisonment Condemned. Conde nned. Explanation received, ton received, Lord Lyous relused to interfere farther than by mentioning the case to Mr. Seward, ondemnued. Appeal not reported, Om .. + Lord Lyons + Lord Lyons + Consul Kortright,. Capture of Germuda,,....ss0eeeee ..| Timber at Pensacola which they desire to be permitied to ex Crow, Wylie & Co ort. Alleged ‘Permiasion refused, Further representation f inisappropriation of a portion Of It... ies to the United Siaice government. Answer not | ret receive Capture of Delta... essssesesees sesesesseseeves) Cupdemmed, Sentence confirmed on appeal, to ye “6, . Capture of Clroassian.. eeeee ° o .-.|Condemned. Appeal pending. ©. Hunter zy M1 Mr. Seotefield, on due to her deceased fon, Inte a seaman in the United States Navy.../ Money paid. 1 J. W. Cole ws ings of military ‘authorities in Kentucky - ‘ Referred to Lord Lyons, 28 (i. F. Anderson pture of Lyon, ‘ ‘lCondemnes. 124 W Saber eevee ture of Florida. | Condemned. Appeai pending. G, Redgate. = ie Wet Se . Capture of Maria... -. \oondembes, mw Miae 3, Simones A Co. ta E | = 128 Hera.we & Maseras COPE es oe captors of Ritesbert, Sentence confirmed on appeal. Lo. ‘am....... Act.Con'l Edwards Jane @ Captare of Alvert. KL Sancher, Tatham &Ue Acton") Kawar Search of Kate, to interfere, as the search was not stated | { been conducted in an improper manner, a7 J. Roberta,...........,..../Lord Lyona........'Jume 9,...|Capture of Mersey,,...cs0+ vere depecvi ed. Sentence reversed on appeal. Cap- | tora waived their right to further appeal on | claimants giving up claim for damages, a | = ° rs 7] Pe swccting, ae Master and crew of Mersey Imprisoned! and tll-used. «ses Chargen againat United States officials proved to be 4S Uarrieon Thompson | | tafounded. Abraiam Fisher amict Kasse! jobn Deaw + vie ma, Navin Consul Kortright [Capture of Cambria off Charleston Condemne: Act.Con'l Edwar. ts are of Velle.. Consemned, |... | Capvure of Patras Condemned. Sentence confirmed on appeal, . = Mame. Nol %, 0. Pourson & KE. Gerard, 46 Not reported 47H. Adderiey Adderiey 1 1 ¥ 143, HL. | 149.3. Smith, 150 Not rep ried 11 Not reported, 18? Not reported, 158, P, Goviriek . | 184 J. Gemmiil .... 153.4. } 156 Addertey &Co... 167 J. Cartin... + 168 J, & R. Martin. 169|W. H. Cowan,, 160 Salter & Twining. 161 BR. G. Bushby 162, Barnes & Co . 168 Guthrie & Co. 164 Shorter & Co 165 J. Thompson 173 J. W. Steele 173 S. 8. Beghie. 174 P. Denny... 175 T. Andras, 15d. ‘HH, Betheil. J. Brown. A. Hardie 1y/A. Methuer 188 @: Wig 199 R. F. Clement. 130 J. J. Burrowes... rail W. Petty... 1/9 J. Roberts... 143 J. 1. Roberts, .. 8. Johnaon., 1.5 J. Knowles. 3, R. Grin, W. Ht Grins, 207 M. Failon. go Nat reporied. 90), W. Sherwin, 10! Dnranty & Co. 211 Dor ington & For 12 T, Sterting Begd! 213 @. Wa: 4G. Wie, 15 A. P, Laurent, ton 16%. C, Pearson... 7 E. Gerard. E. Gerard 219 Not reported, 920 J. Tovell... Messrs, J. Gibson. $y Azaraah G 923 Azariab Curry... | 293'J. Murtenborough.. Consul Archtbald.'Jan. 9. 24,7: N. Crosse. Claimafit......0.6..\Jan, 14. 995 Adderley & Co. Colonial offies.....|Jan. 28. 29g J. W. Allon, — tees 237,D. Domron. Consul Archibald.'Jan. 21. ¢, Brown. Consul Archibald. Jan, 929 Not reporiai {/Consul Archibald. Jan, 21° 249 Not reportod. Con-ul Archibald.'Jan. 21: gal Not reported. Consul Archibald. Jan. 21: S33)P. A. Spe: Lyons,....+. Jan. 27. Byron bode. J. H, Symond.. Dr. Booth... Cox & Baker. 200, Uarvey & Tucker, Williams, 1 293 J. & T. Johnson, 204 A. Rube x 285 J.T. Bourne... 208 J. L. Fennell . . Consul Archibald. |) 29; J. BE. Davidson .|Cousul Archibald. 308 Captain J. Simpkins Lor’ Lyon gu9 J. Murphy. . Claim ant. ioy J.J. Craven, {Lord Lyous | 301 G. R. Gammon Ba T. Boat Bud Johnson, Comber \ HY Fa Grenase 812,T. Sherman. 15 T. Johnson. 816 J. Green. | 317 Barr & Williamsor as Hardeaatie.... 319) Mensrs. Weir. Hi Pryor. Sone Su Nok. Clements $25 J. McAlister Vern: ted. 880 Not reported. BBL Not reported. Bia Not reported... ¥3y Captain W. Wilson... #84 J, N. Harvey. J. Miller. . RB. Duncan, J. J. Scora, Mall | 952 R, Atkin... ' $58 Not reported... a & Co. W. Frankiin..., 170 Murphy & Twining. 111 Dorrington & Forwood. ‘jor Longley. ....sse0++ Rarclay & McDowell. H. uaforee.. tain G. Grindie, Tootal, Broadhurst & Co, Co. Mr. WOO te {)Mr, Stuart, Colonial Omer. ‘Colonial Oflce C, Turn r, Stuart. ‘Mr. Stuart..... .|Mr. Stuart, Consul Archibald. | a Rev, Je Lingham, | Oct 15...44, ‘Mr, Stuart, Consul Archib: Ismay .& Co. No ‘Consul Archibald.| Nov. 18. \Consal Archivald. Nov, 13. (Consul Archibaid. Dee, ‘ rr’ Colonial Coneul IN) Consut Archibald «| Greg'ry&Champton Consul Archibald. + Consul Archibald. Consul Archibald. Consul Archibald. . Consul Morgan. » \Clatmants....,.... .|Lord Lyons......+ Lord Lyons. Consul Archibald. ‘onan Lous ‘onmul Lousada, Coiontal Uflee. Lord Lyons....... | Sir Hugh Catrns, ..' Mr. ©. Consul « Acts Cons’ Walker' wd Ly Lord Lyons. Consul Archi Consul Archibald. .|Consul Archibald. ‘ boa ‘Archival: Cont (Colonial OMice.... nial OMles. Mr. Stuart....e.00+ Mr, Stuart «6,-0.0. ‘Act. Con, Edwards Act, Con, Edwards MP. Viberdanel Consul Archibald... J. Byrne. ‘Act.Con'l Edwards June 12. Conant Korteight.. June 16. Consul Kortright.. Jane 16 Conaul Kortrignt., June 16. {Mtr Stuy {June 25 sesen Sully Aug. 18... Aug. 28..., Mr, Stuart. . = bers kin, Gilmore & Ovarsee Colonial Ufce. . Consul Archibald. \Consul Archibald. | Dec, Miss Tovell....++++ of New k through ofiice.. Archibald. Archibald, Arcuibatd, il Archibald. Archiba'd, Archibald. Archibald. Lord Lyont........ bry ~od Bateson Paget, M. Archibaid . Archibald. Fe Consut Archioald. Feb, 10. Wykebam Martin. Feb. 20,; Wykeham Martia. Feb, 23. Colonial Oflice...../Feb. 24.. ‘Consul Archibald. \M: ‘Consul Archibald. R, MoMbilan. Consul Arch: ‘Consul Archibald. | Consul Archibald. Consul Archibald. Consul Archibald. Consul Archibald. ‘aimant Api {/Conaul Arciitbaid: | Pee = ‘nly &. tn } 10% Ue ev ee g¢ £ $F gE ILE LPTS TET Nov. 4 eA, Deo, 33 B. joes Jan. 8. J 9. Feb, 10,. |Peb. en -Mareh 14., March 20 .. March 23 + Congil Archibatd. Api {/Consul Archibald. Lor Lyo M MrScholetield,M.?, Consul Archibald: May 29. ... Jane 2... July 3..... July 4... July 6. uly 9. aly 17... J J duly 1... daly 16.. uly 20.: Arepibald. wal Vines Archibald. Jul {)Capture of Aunie {| Capture of Emma Tuttl 1 |Loss of propert; . |Capture of Douro. “ Santare of Nicolai I. ay *\Capture of Agnes _.|Capture of Paci, subsequently released without damages... |e Cay {Injury to property by . [Imprisonment at New Orleans UNDAY, MAY 8, 187L—TRIPLE SHEET. a Ground of Onion, Papture Of Stettin.....ssssscssesere + Capture of Maria Theresa, Capture of Ell Detonation of Time at Capture of Flash. Capture of Britt ftptere SF ta of Inten ted, Cx a gltizen ‘of it Untied States, ‘who was rie end destruction party of Me. Gemanll ee Imprisonment and alleged forcible abduction from British territory. Imprisonment at Now Orleans. Capture of Emeite, “Alleged. i States ah’ cas. Annette detained by Ui Capture of Adela. Capture of Tubal Cain, Capwure of Mempuis.,.. i New ‘as dasscnger in the Mem) fee Imprisonment... ny Segtbppeaeic oe Detention, ‘oF goods Arrest at Baltimore...+....,+ Canture of Orion... Capinre of Suubeam,, Imprizyathent ay New Orleans, bet rizonment for oivaing usage by military at Cl nctanati, Forced enlistment at Ciuctnnatt.., Passengers in Blanche taken in Mont; to Key West.. Imprisonment at New Orloani...c-sscesesee, “f ,|Ellen run down Unitod States ship Mercedita, Destruction of vesse ud cargs and leas of eifeats, - Occupation of his house at New Orieaus by Unit ‘Capeure of Revere. f iad States troops: | | Capture of Robert Bruce. | Iaprisonment, . «| Capture of Anglia, Capture of Scotus.’ Capture of Ouachita.’ Capture of Theresa, Capture of Isabs imprisonment as'a United States cl Taprisoumont at New Orloans, rr) ‘zen. |Capture of Patras.......s.eccse00 ture of Stettin. Capture of Nassau. Imprisonment, ion between United States ship Vanderd!'t and their vessel {Capture of Mont Blanc, when at anebor olf one of ‘the Bahama c Capture of Alicia, Destruction of property at Fre¥erickabur Capture of Nonauch, Capture of Comet, of which he was owners... Owner of cargo of Comet. +|Capture of Kate. Cay at’ New York ‘id’ expedition... Was supercarco of the Hiawatha........ .| lmnprisonment. Capture of Ann ture of Brit rwi Arresied when attempt to Imprisonment at New Or] Princess Royal, captured off Charlestén, with “| the attack on the forts...,.....eeee eee Capture of Pearl........ [Capture of Rising Dawn... .. i | Captured in Princess Royal and’ iniprisoned | Capture of Brave. Capture of Springbok... ‘Owner of vessel). pture of Richard, Capture of Minna. Capture of Avon. Imprisonment at New Orlean: ‘apture of Magicienn ‘Capture of Peterhoff, aptare of Atlantic . ileged forcible enlistment. Capture of Mary Jane. Capture of Granite Cuy. imprisonment. . Capture of Dolphin. ture Of ATIS........ Injury caused to propery by Waited Siates forces. Loss from being prevented going to New Orleans, in cons |, poned intention of United States authorities there to arre' Imprisonment and loss of property at New Orleans . Captured in Peterhoff, Alleged ill-treatment in prison.......sessseseseeeees tired fn Peterhoff, Claim for detention Ci Capture of Gertrade. Capture of Antelope. epee of sup- bina... and as part owner of the cargo. Capture of Gipsey as toe Capcare of Autona, of which he was master. Det tates ship Pensacola .. of Ry George. ‘apture of Anne Sophia. {1116 veaset, Dreara, fred at by a veese! holsttng United Statca colors Part owner of cargo of Dolvhin.. Tmprgonment and banishment from’ Missourl' for writing ® p phiet........ Capture of Gari Capture of Emma’ Papture of Gleaner. ical pam: UCHA seseege Seized ot Tortegan . United States ship Mohican, at the instance, Detention of Castor at Kahin by of the United States Consul Imprisonment an master of lie | prixonment as apture of Tampico. ture of Minnie. wher of Clyde onpt Passenger in a stae Detention and loss of property pinre of Maria ture of Com ‘Part owners of cargo in Iiawatha. . Imprisonment. pture of St, Joh ture of Aira... ture of Cheroke ares af Julia, P. 6 youre, RO, Bryan, Capture ‘of Zulia, Wallis, Cub .. Defiance rT James Andrews nelzod by Coliecior at Rdcartown. La Manche seized by Collector at Edgartown, Capture of DB. Woll i On Lebalt of Mr. G. A. ‘Trenholm, for the destruction of the Mar, he United states abip Rhode I ‘York to British West Indies. . Jeasie off the const of Elenthera by t Prohibition ty export cattle from New Part owner of cargo of Peterhof, Capvure of Hattie, ment from United States. Arrest nd ba {Capture of Victor, i Captain, engincer and mate ot Victor, Alleged {il-treatment at Key Wert, Capture of Rebecen 4 Gepture ot Don dons. .|Captare of Page bY re of Pushm ature ah El cry o Detontion of W. Il. Clear off New York, and improper conduct fo revenus to work on tho fortifications at Newport, Ky. Destruction of Blanche by United States ship Montgomery off coast of Cuba, Symmetry. ay é - |Co tions contraband, at the time of Gondemmed: Cade! {|Condemned. . | Restoration ore How Dirporet of. «fp Ditio, 301 Veal detained ua tnrtss codon Soert te hovers. Y; ance with act of Congress respoctingeuch ship- Condemned, Condemavd, Not repor ‘ondemned. at|Unived Staten government made inquiry inte pro-| ‘caso, but refused redrese, ja - Refused to interfere; was imprisoned f and did not adduce Tabiolent criicase ante ake duction. July 8,,,.| Memphis Ored at........s00s .| Refused to tnterfere. Law officers co:aldered ev Hig hl nha pilence inauilctent for interference. Jwy 10...) Destruction of York by'biockading fle Claim for on under the consideration of the | nited Stutes yoveroment. lJuly 11...,|Tmprisonment. ..[Retused to interfere, Mr. Cowan having been Somsletied ia Unnied States, and exercised the \July 14..,,|Capture of Wili-o'.the-Wisp, Veuinl relecsed by Srise Court, . Compensation te» Capture of Lilla, losartan Peper ft poodle eimai Goods forwarded in China to ‘New York ‘dela ici'froms| United States government reCused to remove re being shipped to Nassau with Delng given tat tbey should not| strictions. “Papers laid before Pariianient, Reteared. Explanation recetved. Vessel condemned. Exolanation received from United States govern- ‘men Law ailicers advised that case should be tried im earise Court TUoatdenmed: “Apposi not reported. ‘ondemned, Coudemued. Sentence confirmed on appeal. Explanation received. ‘Compensation refused. ‘Compensation aske'l (or. fir. Stuart mstructed to use his good offices te procvre Mr. Carroll's release on bis uriderta king o leave the United States, or to tind surety for good behavior. Relusod to interfere, his arrest having been caused by ls entering tuto a discussion on the war with 8 United States oilcer, Condemned. Condemned, Sentence confirmed on appeal. {| Releanea, sed to inter.ere further, under ad- of law oficers. Inquiry made. Instructions sent by United States governuicnt for the redress of all such cases, en Prool or nationality being aiforued. Compensation requested. Caso still under discus ‘mou, Ditto, Released on parole. £8,247 paid as compensation by the United Biaves governuent, mbiae agen Condemned. Instructions. given by the United States ment that payment should be made for of the house, Thos . |Relcased on parole, Condemned, Compensation asked for. Case under the com- sideration of the United States xovernment, Coniemned. Conderan Condemned, Consternest. : ondemnet, Appeal pending. Keleaued by exchange. Lord Lyons tostructed now to advance any claim, a8 Mr. Laurent had de clared hitnself to be acitizen of the United States, Coudemned. Sentence couurmed on appeal. Sentence coufirmed on appeal. Lord Lyong instructed to ask for trial or release. Re it not reported. 484 174. be. patd as Compenstion, Vessel restored. Compensaiiun promised. Cor Tespondence continuing. «Condemned, Apveal peoding. Refuse to inverlere, aa {told not appear how the property had been destroyed, or by which army, ,|Condemued. Appeal pending. ton‘temned. ce Re‘used to interfere, Law officers consiaered thas at was conipetent for a belligerent to mpose sue restrictions, Reiused to interfere, as he was Imprisoned for fm ag possession of part of the carge 1 0 England, idemned. demoed. Sentence confirmed on appeal. ‘aped {| Lord’ Lyons inatrncted to request moderate com ‘petuniton ; resull not reported. Condemned, .| Oller made to relense on payment of expenses, correspondence continuing, ‘Condemned. eased. ‘The master regained porsession of the veasct ; he however, aubsequeatiy recaptured and com demned, |Condemned ; appeal pending Condemned. Convemuet. | Refusea to interfere, under advice of law offers, as he was domictied in the United States, . Condemned. Condemned, d, relensed; United States government pre- mised to ask 'Con: for compensation, (he amount to be fixed by arbitration, Condemned ; appeal pending. Condemned. ct ndemned, Compenaxtion refused; trath of bi denied by United States authorities. | Refused to interfere. Evidence insufiicient. Compensation requested from United States gow ernment. Corresponvence continuing, Waiting for judgment of Court of Appeal ‘Same as above, {Conder lermned. ‘ari of cargo relensed, Vessel andremainder com- demned. Refused to interfere, under advice of law officers, as owners should have appealed to a superior court. ‘Condemned, Case tried at New York. ter release Released. Condemned, Released by Admiral in command of Tnited States uadron without seins, to Prize Court. Inyuiry promised, - Rest not reported Referred to Prize Court, Vessel cond-mned. Refused to ipteriere, the authorship ot the pam phlet being proved, b nin maar ‘ondemne Releave on arrival at Key West. Inquiry inatituted, Result |Vebsel condemned. ‘Master Vessel condemned. Mas- ene roe released. i} - ‘Yeasel condemned in Philadelphia Prize Court. Vemel restored. Cargo detained. Correspondeeee continuing. Property restored, Herasen totnterfere, as he was in United Staten service, Condemnet. iam Joudemnt y Stater govcrnment promises to inquire inte Wey claiins Moa ‘money is granted by Vongress: veer siZongeraned. Application made on bebalf of we of ci Aunwer not yet recived. Me tlardeantieeshot by Aa. wenity at Old Caplio Prison, Correspondence continuing. Exaetion ot bonds from persons shipping goods from New York to the West Untiort States agra Feiax resteic- Indies. , 98 . Honnin this trade, és Tsatella TI a "| Vesae! restored without costs or damages. Appeal m pending. - feed to interfere, as Mr. Vernon had beom .|Refaged to interfer a Momicied in the Souther ndetendod: Underended. ondemned. |Condemned. La Fei on payment of expenses. red on Payment of expenses. ‘bmitted to United Btates government. dence continuing. ter mulselou refused. Correspondence continuing, fore, ne he confessed to having sorta stret wait for: reanit of appeal. if tat wa , Veaer restored ou payment of salvage, Carge Shri demnea Toquiry promimdered by Prize Court. Appeal of captors pending. Retnsed to interfere, ill-treatment mot being proved. . Condemned. :|Veasel and oargo restored, 1 iene reatoredy, /Ual ‘ood for pra zk, Refused ere, cor court had Juriegtotion ia such cases, ‘{Condemped,