The New York herald., 1875-10-09
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
wAsnlseros, Oct. s, 1875.

WASHINGTON, Oct s 1875.
THE ISSUE or NEW POSTAL CARDS.
The now postal cards are being issued at the rate Of
million per day the aggregate number for the
first eight days Of issue being 1l1s5,ooo The depart
daily receipt of complimentary notices Of the
quality Of tho cards.
ALBANIA CLAras.
In the Court OF Commissioners Of tho Alabama claims
the following business was transacted to-day
For loss Of merchandise board the Electric Spark,
DESTROYED by size Florida July To- 1854 the following
judgments were rendered with interest from date OF
loss-ln case No 794 Everett Lane, f2,3V4 III case
No NJ; 2ss "ilham Tompklns q new orleans, g ans
Orleans, ~, IFS III No. 1876, David and James
Wallace, Of New Orleans $l5 70S 3e No SOL Leon
Gandchaux, Of New Orleans, $1,000 S5 case No 53l
Charles Emanuel u New York 81 1913 Is No 900,
Samuel Could of Boston, Mass, y73s o. case No SOL
Sheridan ShooS'and Henry Morgan, 81 400 II
For loss Of merchandise board the Anna f.
Schmidt, destroyed by the Alabama July 2, 1858, the
following judgments rendered. with interest from
date OF loss Case 3S2 j. T. Pike Of California 1888 79
Cos Charles Carruth, of Boston, S5sl 2S case 6O4
W. X. Lewis Bro, Of Boston, s2s1 i3; case 500, IL
b Twombey Of Kennebunkport, Me-, 81 800; case 952
Enoch I. Kent, OF Boston $2S2 % case 45, Charles
Pratt Williams, Of New York, loss in Grown Point"
Judgment 81 S71 II; ,OS5 Albert Clark ct al, of
Boston, for loss OF goods Sea Lark, judgment for
1858 S5; case 30 T. =. Eean Of Maine judgment for
So44 So Gaze 4oo "lliam e. Conn 20. VS. tne
United States for loss OF merchandise on the Anna r.
Schmidt Nathaniel Wilson for claimants and case 644
Schneider Zubberber al for similar loss being the
final cases OF Anna +. Schmidt we're submitted on the
testimony and oral argument Of counsel Cummings
Baker in the cotton case appearing for the claimants,
and j. A. j. Cresswe for the United States
The regular second call of the calendar was resumed
No. 246 Tobin n Davis United States for the
loss of the fishing schooner Ada Mr.. Paine for claim
ants.
No 266 A. G. Coffin VS. United States for loss Of
merchandise on the Crown Point, &c William g.
Low for plaintiff.
No. las Fay Bros, OF New York va United States
for loss Of merchandise on the Crown Point &c.
No 1913 Henry ], Selden United States for loss
of whiskey on the Commonwealth.
No. 227, August Hansco, OF San Francisco VS..
United States for loss OF personal effects,
No 232 J. I. Hickenbottom United States for
loss of merchandise on the Commonwealth.
No. 65S. James Frank, Of San Francisco, United
States for loss of merchandise on the Crown Point
No 215 Oscar Foss United States, are coming
for final hearing submitted upon the testimony
and oral argument of counsel W. G. Low for plaintiffs
and Frank W. Hackett for the United States.
} No 1853. H. X. Cummins VS. United States was sub
mtted upon the testimony and oral argument OF coun
sell MEG. J. Mitcheson for plaintiffs
No 435. John B. Dickinson, ct al, United States
and No 499 Charles Simon United States, for
loss of the Tycoon and outfits Calvin g. Child for plain
till and Frank W. Hackett for the United States,
submitted on the testimony and oral argument of coun-
sell
The following cases for loss OF merchandise on the
Crown Point and Commonwealth, Charles O. Beaman,
Jr, appearing for claimants and Frank W. Hackett for
the United States, were grouped and submitted upon
the testimony and oral argument of COUNSEL
No 1888, T. openheim VS.. United States; No. SS4. +.
Openhem vs. United States No 3S5. 8. Rich and A.
Rich VS.. United States; No. 3S7. Same vs. Same; No
3SS Same VS.. Same No 451 II. A. Nash VS. United
States; No. 500 Leopold and August King VS. United
States, and No. 1245 John r. Berney United States.
The next case on the calendar is No. 265.
The Court adjourned until Monday
SUIT AGAINST GENERAL BALLocH.
Tho District Attorney to-day entered suit in the Dis
trict Court in the name of the United States, against
G. W. Baloch for $1e,652 being the balance due on
special settlement of his accounts chief disbursng
officer for the Freedmen's Bureau.