The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-12

thereof shall be named by the representative at
washington OF hts Majesty the King or Italy, and In
shall be filled In the same manner In winch the
original appointment was made, az soon as possible
shall be organized IN Washington. with power to
hold their sittngs there or In New YORK or In Bos-
solemn declaration that they viii irnpartially and
carefully examine and decide, TO the best or their
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coed under such rules and regulations as they may
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government OF the United States, and shall
examine and decide upon them in such order
and manner as they may think proper. but upon
such evidence or information only rs shall be iur-
nisaed BY o. on behalf Of the OF Great
shall be hound to hear on each sepa ate claim, II re-
CURED. one person Oh behalf Of each government as
each snail be sufficient for decision The de.
clsion OF the assessors snail be given upon each
specively and dated. Every claim shall be pre-
sented to the assessors within six months from the
day OF their first meeting; but they may, for good
cause shown, extend the time for The presentation
OF airy claim to o further period, not exceeding
three months. The assessors shall report on each
government at or before the expiration OF year
from the date OF their first meeting, the amount or
claims decided by tnsm up to the date ofsuch reports
II further claims then remain undecided, they shall
make further report nc or before the expiration OF
III case any claims remain undetermined at that
time they shall make final report within further
period OF six months. The reports SHAH be made In
duplicate, and one copy thereon shall he delivered to
the Secretary OF STATE OF the United States and one
copy thereof to The representative OF her Bttnanic
Majesty at washington. All sums Oi money which
may he awarded under this article shall be payable
al Washington, In CON- within twelve months after
the delivery OF each report The Board OF Assessors
may employ such clerks as they shall think neces-
sary. The expenses OF the Board OF Assessors shall
be assumed equally by the TWO governments and
paid from time to time may be found eXpedient,
on tile production Of accounts certified by the
Board The remuneration OF the Assessors shall also
be paid by the TWO governments In equal moeties In
similar m@nner.
consider the result OF the proceedings OF the Irlbu
nal OF Arbitration and OF the Board OF Assessors,
and anal settlements Of aii the claims hereinDefore
referred TO- and furlRer engage that every such
presented 70 their notice, or made preferred or
ald before the Tribunal or Board, shall, from and
asa e s S dee q e a
settled, barred and henceforth inadmissibe.
BRITISH CLAIMS
The remainder Of the treaty, Invested OF all YER
biage ahd machinery, provides under
ART. IL. THAT all claims on the part OF the United
States on Great Britain. and Cce Uersd, shall he
erred to three Commissioners, TO be appointed,
by the President Of The United States, one By tho
and the Queen conjointly. The Commissioners SO
named shall meet at Washington.
ART. IL. The commissioners shall be bound to re-
ceive and consider ali written documents and state
nlents which may be presented 10 them on behalf Of
the respective governments. majority OF the
Commissioners shall be sufficient for an award in
each case, and their decision is absolutely final.
Commissioners within six months from the day OF
their first meeting unless IN cases where reasons
for delay shall be established To the satisfaction OF
the commissioners
ART. Is. All sums OF money which may be awarded
by tue Commissioners account OF any claims
shall be paid by the one government to the other
tho case may be, within twelve months after the
date OF the final award us specified III ar icle l6 Of
ART. 10. Each government shall pay Its own Com
missioners. All other expenses TO be betrayed In
A.r. II. me result OF the proceedings OF this ..
Commission snail be considered as full. perfect
toned in arncie ~.
ART. 49, In addition to the liberty secured to the
United States fishermen by the treaty OF October 20.
isis, they snail have, in c0nmoa with The subjects |
81 70 take & o every id 's EXCEPT
shell iisn, on the sea coasts and shores and In |
tG osSs n SSSs sea na a G ssw Ne
tue colony OF Prince Edward Island, and OF the |
several Islands thereunto adjacent, without being |
mission to land upon the said coasts and shores and
tlanas, e99 also upon the Aagdain islands for the
isa II .i doing they a. ~. S
with the rights OF private property or with the
or the said coasts ii their occupancy for the same
purpose. 1t is understood that the ABOVE men. |
s aR aa s sSa sns
fisheries IN rivers and the mouths Of rivers, are |
NO SALMON AND sHAD.
ART. 10. British subjects sh al have the liberty for
ten years 10 take usn OF every KIM. except shell |
FISH, ON the eastern sea coast and shores OF the /
United STATES north OF the thirty-ninth parallel OF |
nOrth latitude, and on the shores OF the several
islands thcreuntO adjacent and III the bays harbors
and creeks OF the sad sea coasts and shores Of the
United States and OF the said islands without being
restricted 10 any distance from the shore, with per-
Mission to lana upon the said coasts OF the United
States and Of the Islands aforesaid for the purpose
oil drying their nets anu curling their fish. Salmon |
and slad nshcl1es and all otter fisheries in rivers
and mouths Of rivers are reserved exclusively for
fishermen OF the United States.
ART 90 Tue plans de sgnased in the treaty OF |
January 8, 1864, upon lie coasts OF The British |
served from the common right OF fishing under that
treaty snail be regarded in like manner reserved
from the common right OF fishing under the proceed
Arr; q. y Is agreed that for the term OF years
fish oil and fish OF all kinds excepting fish Of the
and except fish preserved IN OIL being the produce
OF Ire fisheries OF tue United States or Of the Domin.
Ion OF Canada or OF Prilce Edward Island, shall |
be admitted Into each country respectively free Of
duty.
ART. 90 Commissioners shall be appointed TO
determine the amount Of compensation which
Britain In return for the privileges accorded the
United States under article Is OF this treaty.
United States within twelve months after such
award shall nave been given.
ART. 23 The commissioners referred to In the pre-
ceding article shall be appointed in the Following
manncr:-One Commissioner by the President of the
tn ~ sSe ~ nfr and ser e aa
conJointly. The commissioners shall meet at Hall
lax, N D.
Arr. "a The on either side shah be closed
within SIX months from the date Of the organization
OF the Commission.
Arr. 25 The expenses OF the Commission shall be
betrayed BY the two governments I'd proportion.
THE RIVER ST. LAWRENCE AND LAKE MICHIGAN.
ART. 20. The navigation OF tho river st. Lawrence
ascending aud descending rom the iorty-fifth para
lei OF north latitude, where 1t to iorm the
boundary between the TWO countries, from, To ana
into sea, shall forever remain ana open for
the purposes OF commerce to the cIlizens OF the
United States. The navigation OF tile rivers Yucan
Porcupne and Stiktilc, ascending and descending
from, to into the shall forever remain tree
ana open Tor The purposes OF commerce to the cl-
gcns ol the United States.
ART. IL The government OF her Britannia Majesty
engage to urge upon the government OF the DO
m,nion or Canada to secure to the citizens OF the
United States the use of the Wclland ST. Lawrence