The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-23
Comm,.slen on claims Against Mszico

WEDNESDAY, June ID, 1880 t
The Board met pursuant TO adjournment: present, all
the members
The memorial OF Dr. George East. claiming for ex-
pulsion from Chihuahua, in 1s4o. for imprisonment and
consequent losses goods, was submitted, examined
| and ordered to be received
That Of Archibald Stevenson, claiming for expulsion
from the place, at the same date, Tor confinement
and consequent losses his business hotel keeper
was submitted examined, and ordered to be received
/ That Of Pierre Seuzeneau, administrator OF Emile
Seuzeneau, claiming for expulsion from Maamoras, in
1916, also submitted examined and ordered to be
received.
| That of Eli H. Hammond, claiming for robbery Of
horse and mules within Mexican limits, by Apache In
dams, in 1884, was submitted and examined Ordered,
thereupon that the aforesaid memorial does not set forth
valid claim against Mexico, under the treaty Of Feb
ruary Q. ls4s, and that it be therefore rejected
The memorial Of Daniel Davis, Withdrawn by leave
on the oath January last in order TO establish the identity
OF the memoriast, resubmitted and filed anew,
authenticated in the particular where It was formerly de-
4 fectve
The Board then adjourned until H. m, tomorrow.
THURSDAY June 20, 1850.
The Board met pursuant TO adjournment: present, all
| the members.
The memorial OF Thomas B. Cotterell, claiming for
seizure &c. of schooner Essex, at Maamoras in 1897,
being taken up for consideration togeher with eproos
and documents connected herewith the Board came 10 an
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OF Mexico, and the same was allowed accordingly; the
amount to be awarded subject 10 the future action OF the
4 Board
That Of Daniel Davis, claiming for imprisonment as
one OF the crew OF the schooner Julius Cesar being
taken up for consideration, together with the proofs and
documents connected herewith, the Board came TO an
opnsn that the claim is valid one against the republic
of Mexico, and the allowed accordingly; the
amount be awarded subject to the future action OF the
4 Board.
i That Of Henry Chea,ham. claiming for seizure OF his
person. on board OF schooner Champion, in 1887 being
next taken up for consideration together with the proofs
and documents connected herewith, the Board 10
an opinion that the claim is valid against me rcpub
lie OF Mexico, and the same is allowed accordingy the
amount to be awarded subject TO the future action Of the
Board.
The Board then adjourned until II, a. m, tomorrow.
| FRIDAY, June 81, 1850.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment; present. all
4 the members.
The memorial Of John Bensley claiming az proprietor
Of travelling circus company, for the detention, in 1884,
at San Louis Potos, by the governor Of that State, Of
John A. Harrington, apprenccd rider in that company
being taken up for consideration, together with the proofs
and documents connected herewith the Board came 10
an opinion that the claim Aforesaid 10 not valid
against the republic OF Mexico, and the same was accord
ingly not allowed.
i That Of Henry May, administrator Of Mrs. Ann p
Boudin deceased claiming for pension to her son. Capt
David H. Porter under special act OF the Mexican Con-
gress. the 27h March. is2s, being taken up for
sderation, together with the proofs and documents
nected herewith the Board to opinion that the
claim aforesaid is valid against the republic OF
Mexico. and the same was allowed accordingly the
be awarded subject to the future action Of the
Board.
The Board then adjourned until H.. a m, Of Monday
next.