The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-11

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ions Of the tribunal of arbitration. This
tribunal may either award damages in de-
tail or in gross at its discretion, or /. may
refer this duty to board OF assessors, sit
ting in the United States also. it shall
report from time to time until payment
be made accordingly. The British gov.
ernnent frankly expresses its regret at the
| occurrence Of the incidents complained of
| BY the United States. For the adiudica-
tion Of all other claims of citizens of the
United States against Great Britain, and
of citizens Of Great Britain against the
United States during the same period,
that IL, from 18th April, 1861, to 9th April,
1865, an ordinary mixed commissioi. 80
provided, to set at Washington, with an
umpire, to be nominated, il necessary, by
q deaf ignated friendly power This limit
alton or limo IL material in Substance, for
it confines reclamation against the United
States 10 incideats of actual war. It is
accompanied, also, with the declaration,
on the part or the British Com missionsrs.
| to effect the excluding Of claims on ac.
count Of slave property. Great Britain
does not recognize claims subject for seiz-
ures Of c2tton in cases where they took up
their abode in the South, as thew become
subject to the Contingencies Of war O1'
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An regard 70 the hsheries, in addition to
Ioeity siresay secured to them by the
sreaty .. ioto, tne nshermen OF the Z nited
otases eesn ~ noerty to take sea fsh
e te eea-e'ek snd shore and in bays,
al - sne eee or s4s provinces Of
SusDecs SNevs pccns'aisdgeW Brunswick,
ma bne co,Vny OF ffince Edwards Island
ana isiands aoJacent, without being re-
stricted 70 any-disr; nee from shore, with
permission 70 land upon sucn coasts
soHres saiae am, ana r al. ana also upon the Mag
daien islsndA for the purpose of drying
course, TO local rights of private property;
and the same liberty is granted to British
subjects on tho eastern sea-cossts and
shores Of the United States north Of seth
parallel OF latitude. This liberty not TO
include In either side shell-fsh or salmon
and shad fisheries, or other fisheries in riv-
ers or mouths OF rivers. 1t is further
agreed that hsh-oil and fish Of all kinds,
except hsh OF inland lakes and their riv-
ers, and except hsh preserved in oil, The
produce OF the fisheries; also Of Dominion
OF canada, or Prince Edwards Island,
shall be admitted into each country re-
sPecuyeiy, free Of duty. The privileges
thus conceded TO the United States are OBJ
viousiy most important ones. 1t Is as
serted oy Inc British Government but
not samnted py the v nited States, that
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Y nited States are OF greater valne than |
those accorded to subjects of Great Brit |
ain, and 70 prevent or avoid controversy |
on This point IT is agreed that mixed COM
mission shall sit with an umpire to De ap-
pointed by designated friendly power TO
determine whether any compensation for
such alleged excess OF privileges, and how
much ought TO be paid BY the United
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