The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-07-23

ArronNrY GrNERAL's OFFIoE,


ON the 18th of August 1896 the following notice was IS
" sued from this Office
he Attorney General of the United States having been
proved the sth August instant to adiudcae the claims
arising under the convention concluded between the United
1871 hereby OF his appointment perform
the duties confded to him by the said act and requires the
claimants present their claims and the evidence
ing them, with all DESPATCH that he may proceed to exc
cute the law,
THE claims provided for by the convention are described
in the first article follows The Peruvian government,
in order make full satisfaction for various claims OF ci-
OF the United States account OF seizures captures
detentions representations and conhscaton oil he vessels
or for the damage and destruction of them, OF uelr car
goes other property, and in the ports aud terrific
es OF Peru by order Of said government Of Peru Or under
am aS Of sy d s weS shall be-
ributed among the claimants IN the maner and accord
oihe United States And BY the I'm article s,ipu
aed There shall be demanded Of the government OF
any claim the citizens of the United States that pre-
sened to II by Samuel Larned esq, when charge daaires
quent those presented by Mr. Larned the
of Peru shall be examined and acted upon hereafter
the Attorney General to make all neediu rules and regula
lions for carrying the said convention and act into ELECT
"Ordeed That all persons having claims under the said
convention do file memorial addressed to the Attorney
General, setting forth infinitely and particularly the various
facts and circumstances whence the right to prefer such
claim Is derived to the claimant to be verified by his ai
davt. The claimants shall also, the time, file the
evidence sustaining their cams and if amy of the evil
dence be in Spanish, translation thereof shall also be
filed.
'And in order that the claimants may be informed of what
considered essential be set FORTH nverred anu esttb-
ed before their claims be received and acted upon,
sOrderrd ls That each claimant shall declare in his
memorial for and in behalf of whom the claim is Preferred
and whether the amount hereof and Of any part thereof
arose. did belong solely and absolutely the claimant,
to any other person and, other, to what person
than the claimant the memorial be filed shall further set
forth and show when and by what means and Tor what con
I'd That the memorial shall also set forth and declare
whether the claimant well any other person for whose
benefit the claim is Preferred is and at the time when
the said claim arose was citizen of the United State
where he and nj the time the said claim arose was
cilaed and, If any, what change oil donc has since
I'D. That the memorial shall also forth whether the
claimant any other person who may have been at any
time entitled TO the amount claimed, any part thereof
hath ever received any, and any, what sum OF money
other equivalent ndemniicaon by way of insurance
otherwise, for loss injury sustained satisfaction for
which is therein asked; and il any such payment or in
identification has been nade to set forth when and from
whom the same was received.
9TH. That the will be taken up for decision In the
order in which they may be filed and docketcd."
BY the of Congress above mentoned approved 9Th Of
August 1885, the Attorney General is directed, within the
space of twelve months from and after the passing of the
act, receive, examine and decide upon the amount and
validity OF all such claims as may be presented to him. and
provided for by the said conventions according the
merits OF the several cases and the principles of Justice
equity, and the law of nations and the stpuiaons of the
said convention Sundry claims not having been present.
cd
NorcE HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CLAIMANTS who have not
presented their claims and evidence pursuance OF the
of said and the rules and regulations here
oiore published that the time limited by the for the adj
udication will expire the Sh day OF August 1t
be presented orihph to enable me to discharge the duties
devoved upon the Attorney General. No adjudication
be made in favor of any caim unless is filed, with the
evidence sustain it, within reasonable time after this
notice. the commission must be closed within the period
NATHAN CLIFFORD, Attorney General.
Attest JOHN T. REID, clerk.
List of claims not fled BY papers in the attorney
Generals office.
Brig TIetis, of Boston, Henry Parsons
Brig Elizabeth Ann, OF Philadelphia, Oliver Brooks mas
Beriah Fitch master Of the ship Flying Fish, of Boston
schooner Wasp, OF Boston, and in the cargo OF the ship
Stephen b. Howe, for any interest he may have in the
cargo OF the ship Esther, OF Boston
schooner Robinson Crllsoe.
John Huan for any interest he may have in the cargo of
the Robinson Crusoe June lS--iteod
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