New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
,ros,cu,,d and recovered In the Court Of vleeAdmi

rally n,I
forfeited uDder chapter the Judge and Vice ADM
rsty 9th the Of the persons Selling the Sans
nsy order delivery totrsof, security by bond b
be mode " the party. With two surere' to the u.s.
Der Msesy. In the prop, rty sh al be condemned
the vsue thereof sbsl he paid into the Court and dis
tribut<d a. above directed
9 All suits for the recovery on penalties or forfeit
ures shall ID the name Of Her MssJ and shall BE- pros
ecutfd by the AdvocsisfieDersl, or In Of ais 40
sspee, by the Solicitor General If dispute sri.
whether any perbon 10 authorized 10 seize under I'll
chapter, raj evidence may b. heard therrupon
~. II any seizure take pisce under Ehs cnApr' sn
disIu,s sri,e the prof. touching the illegally 'nereo
shsil be upon 'be CvBfT or clsinlsnL -.
il No clsm to Any thir feiz~d under ms chap,',
spd returned into the Count of VICE. Adnh any w
dicsiiOn thsll be soriued uDsss IN" c's''i W
uncer oath wrh The name If The owner ~ .
snd oceupstion tnd a description Of ne properly
clsined ubcb oath shall be made BY the owner al,
attorney or sseDt ard to the best oi MS AnO
belff - ,li,, "a
-, ~ rbatter until security sbsll nave been gves
In enslty no, exce-dog sixry pounds % answer Ano
nav ro,t, 6ccasioped by such claim and IN oef4ut o.
sucb security the hiogs seized snail DC lO'
| f,i,pd Al q ihsD be coDdemnfd
IA No yri 81 III be sued out against any oflc7r or
other pfop authorized 10 size under ms coapter u
ANYTHING done thereundfr until one month aer nO'ce
IN wiring De veIed " him le at his usual place Oh
abode by the person inter oOg 10 cue out such writ MS
attorney or agent IN which notice snail ne consin' Z
the cause Of sc-op the name and place Of abode Of ina
rersOD who y 10 bring the action, and o. his Attorney
on sgeI end evidence o. any OF sct)n snai
b. produced except such as shall be contained 10 s1cn
notice
IL Every such action shall be brought whhn three
m Dths slteT the cause thereof has arisen.
Is fop any information SUIT brought 70 Trial IN
Ger this apter account OF any seizure Judgment
shall b. give tor The ala ant, AID the Judge 0 OF
court ss certify that there probable cause Tor
tn. seizure the c-imsnr shall not recover costs nor
shs tue person who made the seizure be liable 10 any
Indictment suit account thereof And If any sdt
or prosecution be brought against any person IN &C
count NJ such Sc cure. and JUG gm' Mt shs be given
against hin ard the Judge Court shsll certify that
there probable cause for thu seizure, th-n the
aiDH beloes the thing seized or It's value sh4 not
recover more than CT damages nor any costs Of
su' nor shall the defendant be fined more than one
shilling.
IL The selling officer may within month after
notice Of action received ten er amends 20 the party
complaining or his attorney or agent and plead such
tepoeE
H. All actions for the recovery Of penalties or for
feiture, imposed by This chapter must be commenced
wtthn three years after the ofense committed.
Is No appeal sball be prosecuted from any decree
sentence Of any court In this province touching any
penalty Forfeiture imposed hereby, unless the inh
birop be applied for and decreed within twelve months
fIom The decree or sentence being pronounced
l9. AL cossrirg vessels under sixty tuns burden,
owned In this province and engaged In the cpastns
trace thereof shall be furnished With narrow piece
OF plsDk OF iron affixed TO the of the keel and
level extending aft al least six inches beyond
the aperture between the stern post and rudder and
well teeured the keel But this section sha
tend vessels in which the msn false keel extends
Ond the aperture between the post and fer
20 Any owner or master Of a coasung vessel no. 90
furnfhed built running foul Of any net set of the
bsTbors, bays and rivers Of the coast shall upon due
proof thereof forfeit FIVE pounds 70 30 recovered bv
tbe party Injured TO bis own use, as private debt
leaving 10 The party grieved nevertheless his rights al
common Law for airy further damage
poIts, bays and creeks.
In 1877 Appendix Ne IS will be found an elaborate
report The snbjs CT of the Fisheries recommending
His Msjestys Government employ steamers for their
protection, and the Provincial Government preventive
fOrc.-1bich latter was ooUe.
5h Nocenber, ls35-The following dIspatch from
LORD Gleneig 10 sir Colin Campbell received.
sweriI thu address of the Legislature, ana conveying
the views of Hi, Msjestys Governments ide Journals
Of 1873, No 81
DowNIYGsr Nov s. 1888.
SIR have the honor b. sckuo Wedge your dis ya,ch
No l6 of the 26th March last transmitting Joint al.
dress 10 the Queen from the Legislative Council and
House OF Asse ably Of Nova Scots, np4ining Of the
be bius violation by American citizens, OF treaty
spbssiine between Great Britain and United States
the subject OF the Fisheries. aId pray for additional
naval pro eciion 10 British interests
IL obedience 10 Her Majesty commands this subject
has engaged ibe serious atepi ion OF Her Maestys Gov
erLment and 1t has BEEN detern ned for future
station, during the hshiDg stsson armed force on
the coast Of NOvs Scotia 10 enforce strc; OBJ
servsnce OF the provisions Of the treaty by American
citizens and He Majesty Minister at Washington has
been Instructed 10 invite the eL dy cooperation of the
American Government for Ihat purpose
The necessary directions having been conveyed 10
the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, their Lord
ships have issued oroers ~ the naval Command rim.
Chief the West Indian and North American station 10
oetach, as soon as the h.hng shall Commence
email vessel 10 the of Nova Scotia and another 10
Prince Edward Island to protect the isherles The
commander of these vessels will be Caution. to take
that while supporting the rights of British bjects
they do not themselves overssp the bounds Of the
Treaty You will Of course surd them every nforIna
lion and assistance which they may REQUIRE for the
correct execution Of this duty trust that these meas
ures will prove sa'i'fsctoy TO the Legislature OF More
Scotia bave the homer 10 be, &C,
Lieut. Ger. Sir COlp C.rrsELL &c.
9Th Morcd 4O-The Legislature Of Nova Scotia
pas,ed an Acoress 10 His Majesty requesting Govern
ment TO adopt and frame similar regulations 10 the Fish
cry for New Brunswick Prince Edward Island Canada
eno Newfoundland ard eating attention 10 the use of
The strait Of CaDso By American f,hDg vessels seek
Ing The Gu OF 81 Lawrence 10 VII ston OF the Treaty
la 1871, the House Of Assembly adopted report and
annexed observations of Capt alexander Milne of His
hs)tsys ship Crocodile Oh the Fisheries OF NeWfound
Ian d. ard pressed for the adoption regulations ecps
cislly At ,he msgdaen lssnd.-(Yds Journals Ag,ea-
dtr No o.
In the same year. the Minil,er for the UoIted
addressed Lord Vtscount Psmerston the subject of
the existing law aud Treaty the following Ger
IespOhuenCe auo opstOn was he result:
DewNING ST.. OH April, lsil
MY LORD: have the honor t. tlsn.nit- berewrh 10
your Loio,hip the copy of letter from the Under Sec
rotary o. State Tor Foreign Affairs nclosing HE oOoy
OF note rom TIE Minister at this Court from the Un
ted States OF America, complaining of the proceedings
Of tie PrOvb cis authorities If Nova Scotia ,oyart the
vessels and citizens Of that Republic engaged In shoq
the coasts Of that Province
have 10 request that you Will make immediate in.
quiy into the allegations contained In kr teven,ons
note snd iha, you will furnish with detailed re-
port on the subject for the ufonson Of Her Majesty
Government have &c. (S'gned) J RUSSELL
The Right Hon. Niscount falkland &c, &C
FoRrIGN OFFICE, 2d April. l5N.
SIR am directed by Viscount Palmsrs,on 70 trans
NIT 10 you, herewith, for tho cousiderson of LDrd
John Rui'eli, cspy Of note from Mr. Stevens IN
Minister from the Uneo SAFES Of America relative 20
certain proceedings of the Colonial xhories of Nova
Sc tie toward the vessels and citizens of the Vei
States engaged In fishing the eighborine coasts Of
Novs scoys have, &c, Signed LEvRsoY
Jams sTYtIs, KsQ &c
COPY OF NOTE FROM MR.. STEVENSON.
The UNDERMINED Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
PenpotentsIy from the United States mas the honor