New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON,

THE ITALIAN ARBITRATOR APPOINTED.
FLORENCE, Wednesday, Aug 80 1871.
Connt Selopis has been appointed by King
Victor Emanuel arbitrator the part Of Italy upon The
Alabama claims.
THE APPOINTMENT OF ALDERMAN GURNEY AP-
PROVED.
LONDON, Wednesday Aug. 80, 1871.
At public meeting in Southampton, to-day,
a resolution approving the selection OF Alderman Cur
new az British Commissioner under the Treaty OF Wash
Dgton was adopted II said that Mr.. Quincy has
eeved English claims 70 the amount of 81 400 against
= lss VR!!sa 7 state. tie -
CIRCULARS FROM THE STATE DEPARTMENT
AMERICAN CLAIMANTS REQUESTED TO SEND
IN THEIR CLAIMS IMMEDIATELY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-The following circu-
lar was issued irom the state Department to-day:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WASHINGTON, ID. g, August, ISL.
Claimants who late not already filed in the Depart
iDeut Of State thelcaim against Great Britain grow
ing ont of the acts committed by the several Vessels
winch have given rise 10 the claims geperaNy known as
the Alabama claims, requested TO do so without de-
lay order that they may be taken into account IN PIE
brought before the tribunal Of arbitration which is 30
not be necessary for claimants who have already filed
then claims sustained by proofs 10 take any steps
der s notice unless they may have additional proof 10
Me No papers already MED he withdrawn Claim
ants must prepare Tor Themselves the proof Of Their
t"i5, d9is department Will on Application forward
hg the form OF proof that Is advised by the Department
I'D TIE absence OF all rules by the tribunal which viii
pass on the same Tie early attention OF claimants who
nave nOt already nled their claims il invited TO tbs
uce. HAMILTON FISH, Secretary.
The following notice has also been given by the state
Department, namely.
honee s hereby given that by the terms Of the Treaty
CohCluuel on The eth day Of Nav. ls-l between the
Uulted states and Great Britain AZ CLAIMS ON Inc mart
OF corporations, companies private ipdyiduals cti-
zths OF the UNITED states, upon the Government az Her
tdhhC siaJesl arising out % acs Committed against
IL persons OF properly OF citizens OF the United etatcs
t ne peI0d nttWeen tue 18th OF April 1861 aud the
yh "a APi, 4o'o inclusive not being claims glOvinU ou
y. snI &c ,.., we vessels referred 70 in Art
OF sald treaty generally known as The " a 10
hama CLAIMS, and which vet remain nns.,,nhS
are referred 70 Three COmlnissiouers m ,,sHf
~ washington Tor the examination ipvesti,s,io, ~.
hecslOn OF such claims, a. well a. Ike ciai,s m re- a.,
~ mr. pilahhlc Majesty upon the Government ~ tbs
Chteu ntates by tAe terms Of faid Treaty an s,Hb
Calms, "bttLet or not the same NAV have heen -
ehIeG " the bouee Of made referred or LAID bor.
uNOuhisslOh snail Oin and after the ooucusinr 80
uIks vi halo CpiInlssiO ion, Considered ara
treated az nnaly settled and barred and IN
admissible '''N NN'NVe'o'A IN
Robert Hail esq, OF New.York has been appo,p,ed
uaer SAID Treaty agent or the United States ~
hLo support the claims Oh It's behalf and 10 answer nc
oAims made upon IT, and 20 represent il generaIly i'm al
batters connected with the investigation and deri.to
'hereoi before the said Commission.
t..orPofSuODs companies, private individuals
Oi the United states, having claims against the
,s Ihe,rn,pent OF Her Britannia Majesty and coming
T,sat e terms OF the above reced provisions of ths
orr requested forthwith " send 10 the agent
S'oAA~e0. at the DeDaTtmelt Of state Washlnston