The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08

,ir claims not being inserted In this list 1t IL
n as &c Is understood that numerous claims
brought before the government OF the United
Hoo Dispo'ed off,
. Compensation refused; but the United States gov
eminent have proposed to enter into n cow n
81 lion to submit this and similar cases to mixed
/, commission; consideration of this proposal de
ferred.
pnto.
, Informed, under advice OF law officers, that TIT
facts stated would not justify interference.
Cargo condemned, but Messrs. Phpps' property
restored on appeal
Informed must apply to Prize Court
INFORMED, under advc of law officers, that Hci
Majes:y's government cannot interfere Officially
but Lord L, ons would use hts good Offices.
tCondemned, Septence confirmed on appeal Re
presentation addressed TO United states' govern
ment ON special circumstances Of the case.
!. Tobacco restored 2; Informed, under advice Of
Jaw oucers' that Her Malesty's government
Released by Prize Court.
Released without compensation.
Messrs lhipls share restored by Prize Court
Cargo released By Prize Court.
Refused to interfere under advice of law officers.
Condemned.
Released without compensation.
Lord Lyons dill not interfere. rs Mr.. Mure had
peen natnralzed ae an American citizen. He
was released the 18th OF October Core.
: tpondence laid before Parliament
Vessel released after few hours detention on the
crew making declaration OF neutrality.
ltOnuefnned rs euelnys property. Refused To III
terfere. parties concerned being domicied In
Southern Statcs.
One thousand dollars voted by Congress as COM
pensatnn.
Vessel condemned Refused to Interfere, claimant
having been domicied In Southern States.
Result not reported.
Condemned Sentence confirmed on appeal.
Condemned. Refused to inter ere pending appeal,
Released on Lord Lyons representation. As tho
United States government defended the necessity
LOT snch arrests, Lord Lyons was Instructed not
10 prefer any Claims at that time. Core
spondence LAID before Parliament
Condemned. Sentence confirmed on appeal
Condemned. Sentence confirmed on appeal.
Compensation refused, and, ns Il appeared that
the II. Middleton was a Southern vessel, Lord
Same disposition as above.
Same disposition as above.
Same dspos non as above.
Gaze represented to [ nited States government
Result not reported.
Released on Consul Kernels representation.
Released on Consul Bernars representation. Right
Ditto.
Released
Released. Right to british protection disputed.
mo claim for compensation In any of these
cases.)
Condemned.
Released after investira alton Of the case.
No case for interference rs II not alleged that
the blockade was ineffective.
Vessel and cargo released " Prize Court.
Refused to interfere; not entitled to British pro.
lection, his father having been naturalized and
he himself having exercised the rights OF citizen
No claim made On United States government, as
he was released and did not apply for anything
Concerned. Appeal pending
Condemned. Sentence reversed on appeal. Fur
appeal OF captors TO the Supreme Court pending.
Roth vessels condemned.
Release rromised. Result not reported.
Had taken an oath reno ing his allegiance NJ
British subject. Lord Lyons instructed to rep
resent HIS case TO the United states government.
Resnt not reported.
Condemned.
Indictment for conspiracy. Indictment dropped at
Lord Lyons request.
Released on parole. Compensation refused Cor
Inquiry promised. Result not reported. No claim
made.
Dtto
Ditto.
Resnl, not reported. No claim made for compen
satlon.
Relea ed on hail.
Did no, interfere as he had been natm allied.
Released. Refused to interfere further under ad.
vie OF law officers, Messrs. Maury having been
concerned In carrying letters 10 and from the
South.
Compensation no. applied for, the detention arts.
Ing IN consequence OF the regulations rs TO pass
ports.
Released
Condnc, OF commander OF United States cruiser
disarproved by United siatos government. Sea.
men SET at iderrty, and released from their de-
c'araton. Papers laid before Parliament
Condemned. Case not defended.
Vessel and cargo released.
Released.
Condemned.
Released.
Condemned.
Condemned.
Re eased 10y Prize Court.
condemned. SEQUENCE confirmed on arpea
Condcmncd, Sentence confirmed on appeal
Referred TO Prize Court Condemned,
lCornpensat. on refused.
Compensation refused.
Condemned. Decree reversed on nrroaL Further
appeal by captors TO Supreme Court pending
Cargo restored to owners on payment OF costs.
Con demred.
Refused 10 interfere; Mr.. Nolan having tseen mar.
In political discussions at 81. Lous when the
;, town was unde! martial iaw.,
.. con..emrrc but restored on being given for
her value. Appeal against condemnation pend.
Ccpsenned.
Refused 10 interfere, the vessel having been for.
i mcrly Southern one, and not suflcien evidence
being given Of her bona hde sale to Messrs
Dexter.
Refused to interfere under advice of.Law Officers.
/ Condemned.
\ Condemned.
Condemned.
Condemned.
Condemned.
pensation promised.
Condemned.
Condo nncd.
Explanation received
Explanation received.
Lord Lyons refused to Interfere further than by
mentioning the case to Mr. Seward.
Condemned Appeal not reported.
Permission refused. Further representation made
to the United States government. Answer not
Condemned. Sentence confirmed on appeal
Condemned. Appeal pending
Money paid.
4 Referred to Lord Lyons.
CONDEMNED. Appeal pending
Condemned.
Condemned. Sentence confirmed on appeal.
Ditto.
Refused TO interfere as the search was not stated
to have been conducted In an improper manner
Condemned. Sentence reversed on appeal. Cap.
tfra al nd ttaht An f...tl
claimants giving up claim for damages.