The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-28

tA,rl person 20 act a. arbitrator pr um- .
pire u ans cause Or causes ou Which .
they may themselves d.llyr IN opinion
II they should not be able 10 agroe up
on the name Of such person, They shall
each maine a person, aud il shall De- De-
icrmincl By 10, which Of the persons 20
uaipad shall bc arbitrator or umpire in
cases Of difference or disagrecmcn, be.
tween lhc Commissioners.
The person SO la be chosen to be ar
btraicr or umpire shall, before proceed
inr to act as such 10 any case. make
ana subscribe a solemn declaration, in
form similar to that which .lall al
ready have been made and subscribed
by the commissioners, which shall he
entered on the record Of their proceed.
iugs.
In The event Of the death. absence. or
incanarity occilhcr the commissioners,
or the arbilraicrs, or umpire. or Of their
or his emitting, declining, or ccasina 20
act as such commissioner. arbitrator or
or umpire. another and different person
shall be appointed or named, as afore-
said, 10 act rs such commissioner. arbt-
rator, or umpire, in the place aud stead
OF lhe persoa 50 originally appointed or
numcd, as aforesaid, and shall make
and Subscribe such declaration as aiorl
( said.
Such commissioners shall proceed to
1 examine the coasts Of the North Amer
/ lean Provinces and Of the United States
embraced within the provisions Of the
/ first and aecou1 articles of this treaty,
and shall designate the place, reserved
10y said articles from the common right
Of fishing therein. The decision of the
commissioners and Of the arbitrator or
umpire shall be given in writing in
each case. and shall be signed by them
respectively. The hiph contrasting
parties hereby solcmnly engage TO con-
slider the decision of the commissioners
conformity, or ofihc arbitrator or UNI
pirc, as the case may be, az absolutely
final and conclusive in each case decid-
ed upon by them or him respectively.
ARTICLE II.
II is agreed by the high contracting
parties that British subjects shall have
in common with ihe citizens ofthe Uni
ted States, the liberty TO take fish Of
every kind except she'll fish, on the east
orn sea coasts and shores Of the United
States north of the 3Gth parallel Of
north latitude, and on the shores Of the
islands thereunto adjacent, and in the
bays, harbors, and creeks Of the said
sea, the coasts and shores Of the United
States and of the said islands, without
being restricted 10 any distance from the
shores, with permission 10 land upon
said coasts Of the United States and OF
the islands aforesaid, for the purpose OF
drying thoir nets and curing their fish,
provided llat in so doing they do not in.
terfere with the right ofpriyate proper
ty or with the fishermen of the United
States, 10 the peaceable use Of any part
Of the said coasts, in their occupancy
for the same purpose.
lis understood that The above men.
toned liberty applies solely to the sea
fishery, and that salmon and shal-f.h.
cries and all fisheries in rivers aud
months Of rivers are hereby reserved
exclusively for fishermen Of the United
States.
ARTICLE ~.
II is agreed that the articles enume.
rated in the schedule, hcrcunio annex.
ed, being the growth and produce ofthe
aforesaid British Colonie, or Of the Uni,
ted States shall be admitted into each
country respectively free Of dniy.
sCHEbVLE.
Grain. Flour. and broad,.uns Of nll
kinds fresh smoked or snlt meats, cot
ton, wool, seeds and yeg,t tables un-
dried fruits, dried fruits fish Of al
kinds, products Of fish anl all other
creatures living in the water; poult
eggs hides, fir-, skins. or tails undrr.s-
cd stone or marble IN its crude or un.
wrought state slate butter, cheese,
tallow: lard. horns, manures, ores OF
metals Of all kinds; pitch, tar, turpen-
Tine ashes; timber aud lumber Of all
kind., round hcwed or sawed. unmanu-
featured. in whole or in part irewood.
plants ,hr'b' and trees p-lis li.h oh
rice. broom-rorn. bark, gypsum ground
or unsruul hewcl wrought or an.
wrought burr or srinlsione dye sniIs
haN. hemp. anl tow manufactured lu-
manufactured tobacco rags.
AGrIcrr Iv
i isagreed tlai ihc riiT'ens aul ia.
habiants Of lbc L. $. shall have the
reb;to navigate th- river ST. Lawrence
aai ihc canal, 90 Canada, used ~ the
means Of comm1ai p'iau between lhe
Graai Lakes aal lhe Atlantic Ocean
with their srs-oi. h0ais. and cFsc., a.
fully as ihe subjects Of her Briianic
Majesty, subject only ,u the same toll.
and ofhcr assessments as now or may
hereafter bs exaciei of her Majesty
said sugeets, q being unlcr,iood. how.
ever that she br.u-h goyernmenl re.
lsius ihe right of sa.pcudiDg this prisi.
icse on rising iae nollee thereof. 10 tle
I gNeram~ni Of illc United S,atcs
d Is further agreed shat if "a, auy
iinr ihs Baf-h government should rx.
ercise .i.e t..l r-.,rFel rieii. ihe gov.