The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

for the bark Panchta estimated at s4 000 The only
repaaon made for the loss and capture Of this vessel
the African coast s the condemnation OF Capt. Morsebys
conduct and his interference with the American flag
Against Russia there two for 6Oo and
the other for 1856 000 The latter preferred by j. W.
Perkins, Of Massachusetts, and charges violation of the
contract for furnished during the Crimean
Against France too, there unsettled claims She has
rejected several including that of the Of the ship
America for loss and damage in 1885, for violating the
blockade of Buenos Ayres and for the property thereby
destroyed Robert A. Parrish tenders bill OF fifteen
millions Of francs in fuhmen of verbal ageement en-
tered into by M Fould and the Minister Of Finance and
confirmed by the Emperor to pay him this amount upon
his demonstration of the existence Of gold field similar
to that Of California and accessible TO the French arms as
coon as the French flag can be raised IN token Oh sove
regnty in any part Of the territory Indicated He alleges
this performance and hence seeks the payment Tor the
same.
Against Spain there Is q long account. Two claims
against her involve nearly million Of dollars for alleged
violation Of contracts and formidable list preferred for
loss Of vessels by capture John Ihrasher OF Cuban
claims $3.50 00 while there eighty cases for loss and
damage caused by the repeal Of the Cuban ordinance Of
the United States.
Against Mexico there is long list OF unsettled and SET
tied claims.
Portugal is held responsible for losses to shipping.
Belgium has settled her accounts for losses property
at Antwerp by bombardment. There were twenty one
Holland and Denmark have not satisfied any Of the
claims against them.
Prussia asked to make explanation for the arrest and
III usage of naturalized citizen, who returned TO his
native country and who held liable for military duty
due before his emigration. This is one Of number Of
Austria has little to answer for.
Rome comes next. N. B. Campbell complains Of being
turned out Of Cvita veccha in an insulting matter and
being falsely accused of forging rsd to his passport The
matter has been referred 10 our Minister.
Against Turkey John Reeves claims for loss and damage
sustained by allegations Of the fulment Of his
the Dixon outrage at Jaffa, reparation is promised
There is nothing against Greece. She has paid Jonas
King for loss and damage by Imprisonment and exile
With Naples and Sardinia there are small accounts to
settle.
We have long and heavy stagainst China on account
Of damages and losses principally to our shipping
The Fcjee Islanders have, through a commission,
ranged for their spoliatons and theft but is not
tanned that the awards have been paid.
Hayti has not settled our accounts.
Guatemala now owes us nothing.
Against Nicaragua there numerous cases. including
claims for property destroyed at Greytown by the bonn
bardment.
All our claims against Costa Rica are unadjusted
There are two unsettled cases against San Salvador.
The state Of claims next stated against New Gra
nada Venezuela, Ecuador, Chilli, Brazil Buenos Ayres
The last named has the longest list Against Ecuador
there Is only one claim.
may be relief to know that the Sultan Of Joanna
The documents specify what claims against the above
named governments have been settled and in what man.
ner and the state Of those now pending In numerous
instances the amounts of damage claimed are not stated
therefore there be clearly ascertaned aggregate
Many millions involved, and some of the cases have
been pending forty years.
Among the recent combinations by the Senate, Of ap-
pointments Of consuls Demoshenes Walker, Of Mis-
sisspp at Genoa Robert Bowling, Of Iowa, at Cork;
Mather, of New York, at New Granada Charles A.
Leas of Maryland lat Revel; Henry Anthon, Jr Of New
York at Batavia Geo. T. Ingraha of Maine, at Iaguna;
and Edward D. Peters, Of New York, at Tebzonde, Ash
attic Turkey.
It stated that Mr. Stewart the United States Marshal
for Georgia. has been removed the ground Of not
ercisng sufficient vigilance in regard to the yacht Wan
derer
his seatn the House to-day.
Judge Samuel s. Black Of Nebraska is to be Governor
of that Territory.
The re-appointment of J. W. Vaudeville Surveyor
General of California, has been confirmed by the Senate