Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States

392

394

William B. Forwood. 395 Charles LeQuesne et al., owners of brig Dashing Wave. 396 Simpson & Pittman.

397

393 Leech, Harrison & For cargo of steamship Adela, cap- July 7, 1862 At sea

Forwood.

tured by United States steamers
Quaker City and Huntsville, and
sold by United States.

Illegal imprisonment by United States. Oct. 9, 1861
For brig Dashing Wave, captured by Nov.-, 1863

United States steamers Owasco and
Virginia, and sold by United States.
For part of cargo Dashing Wave, cap- Nov. 5, 1863 Off mouth of the Rio
tured by United States steamers
Grande.

A. B. Forwood and James Dorrington, owners of Adela.

Ezekiel McLeod, as-
signee, &c., for
Thomas Potts.
Watkins & Leigh,
consignees, &c.
401 Dalgety, DuCroz &
Co., consignees.

Wm. T. Marshall..

402

For steamship Adela, captured by July 7, 1862

United States steamers Quaker City and Huntsville, and sold by United States.

Jos. Spence and Geo.
Fleming, owners
steamship Peter-
hoff.

For part of cargo Hiawatha, captured May 20, 1861 Hampton Roads, Va. by United States steamer Minneso

Thomas Potts..

ta, and sold by United states.
For part of cargo Hiawatha, captured May 20, 1861 Hampton Roads, Va.
by United States steamer Minneso-
ta, and sold by United States.
Illegal imprisonment by United States.
Illegal imprisonment by United States.
Valentine O'B. O'- Tobacco burned and otherwise lost and
Connor.
destroyed, by reason of the United
States restraining claimant from
removing the same.

United States steamer Vanderbilt, and sold by the United States; the cost price of said steamship, and and profits on freight; and interest at £5 per centum per annum.OT

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C.-Schedule of claims presented to the commission by claimants against the respective governments, &c.-Continued.

431

British and Foreign
Marine Insurance
Company, limited,
and John Young
and James Bird,
liquidators of the
English and Scot-
tish Marine Insur-
ance Company.
Edward Bates, M. P.

430 Henry Lafone and John T. Lawrence

Illegal imprisonment by the United | Feb. 25, 1863 States.

Illegal imprisonment by the United
States, and damages consequent upon
the breaking up of his business.
For part of cargo Peterhoff, captured
by United States steamer Vander-
bilt, and sold by United States.
For part of cargo Peterhoff, captured Feb. 25, 1863
by United States steamer Vander-
bilt, and sold by United States.
For part of cargo Peterhoff, captured Feb. 25, 1863
by United States steamer Vander-
bilt, and sold by United States.
For part of cargo Peterhoff, captured Feb. 25, 1863
by United States steamer Vander-
bilt, and sold by United States.
For part of cargo Peterhoff, captured Feb. 25, 1863
by United States steamer Vander-
bilt, and sold by United States.
For insurance on cargo of the Dash- Nov. 5, 1863
ing Wave, captured by the United
States steamers Owasco and Vir-
ginia, and sold by United States.
Net proceeds received through act
of Congress.

For insurance on cargo of the Dash- Nov. 5, 1863
ing Wave, captured by United
States steamers Owasco and Vir-
ginia, and sold by United States.
Net proceeds received through act
of Congress.

States. Claim in the Court of

Claims

Feb. 25, '63

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