Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-06

the citizens of the United States of the use OF the
with the Inhabitants of the Dominion as provided in
ARTICLE XXI.
The Government of Her Britannia Majesty further
engages to urge upon nh the 9. the pcmn
WICK that no export duty or other duty shall be
portion Of the American territory in the state e o.
aae SeFsa y the ryss f. John and its b1
Province of New Brunswick And in case any such
q The ratieations q this Treaty it is agree that
Article XXX Of this Treaty for such period as such
export or other duty may be levied.
ARTICLE NXXU.
shs If & Hpa sPn
elusive, shall extend to the Colony of NEWFOUNDLAND,
ni Of nas
Congress o. the United States, shall not embrace the
the foregoing articles into effect, then this
article shall be effect but the omis sion 70 make
safys bodies not In any way a. ' impair
any other article, Of this Treaty ,,
and xrties%XX ofths treaty, shall take eect q:
ton shsl have been psed By The %periai Papfa
the one hand, and by the Congress of the United
states on the other Such assent having been given
the said articles shall remain in force for the period
of ten years from the date, at which they may
S aep II thu Hill
Parties Is ase gven notice the The ghsE q
trastns Partie; being liberty to give such notice
TO the other at the end of the said period Of ten years
or at any time ai ARTreEn xxx1v.
Whereas it was stipulated by Article I Of the
1876, between the United States and Her Britannia
Majesty that the line q boundary between the terri
Of north latitude mp to which it had already been
said parallel Of north latitude to the middle Of the
san sd shs e
middle Of the said channel and of Fuca Straits to the
ss ns Ps9 to
IhrEn S the
the nc e F cana se sas
terms Of the Treaty above recited, be run through
The Rosario Straits, and the Government OF the
he Canal de Hare i Is agreed Thai the respective
s ta 81 tine G l 81 he Hned states and Of
ss1bmitted to the arbitration and award Of His
&c aTc of .a
shall DECIDE thereupon finally and without appeal,
true Interpretation Of the Treaty Of June Is, 1876
Tho av,-, ., A Ar MaI. AAX Nv Ca
many shall be considered as absolutely Ena and con-
clusfve and full effect shall be given to such award
such decision shall be given IN writing and lated ii
shall be liz whatsoever torn His Majesty may choose
3? other public agents Of the United Staten and Of
Great Britain respeetiyely who may be actually at
day Of the date Of the aslirsrX shTsTeOf
The written or printed case o, Of each Of the two
Parties, accompanied by the evidence offered in sup
he Emperor OK Germany within six months from
The date Of the exchange Of the ratcations Of this
be By eneh Party t to ths ohsr
thTSugh , their respective g Berlin
evidence 70 be BY the hrbtrator such doe
nmYents official eofTesgondenes, and other official or
epce as they may consider necessary to the Of
After the written or printed case shall have been
communicated by each TO the oths each Party
fore the Arbitrator second and deknitTe statement,
n think fit TO DO So in reply to the case of the other
shal Be laid before .he Arbitrator, and also be
aTtS in h
Ts% The daie the first statement q the
ls'0'e 'ne Arbittater: xxvy,,
IT, in the case submitted to the Arbitrator either
Party shall specify allude to any report or docu,
oss
Party thinks proper 70 apply for it, TO furnish that
dqee the originals certified copies Of any papers
reas@nsbe nctee as the Tqa sheh
And il the Arbitrator should desire further eacida
in the statements laid Before him. he shall ' Be
Liberty to require It from either Party and he shall
Party in relation to any matter and At such time,
an: In such manner sTc as ne x Xxx W.T. t
Und anita " 9tafs 81 the
lively Considered as the agents q their re-
spectye Goyernments to conduct their cases sfore
III sha I t. S 81
Representatives or other public Agents, who shall
IN ali matters viii he arbfaon
1t shall be comnetent to the Arbitrator to nrocees
IN the said arbitration, and all matters relating
or by or ne sm
pose either In the presence or absence Of either
both agents and either orally or by written discus
m, ARTICLE xL;
arbitration, at such rate Of renaneration as he shall
With the said DSa Si aRe
vided for as hereinafter stipulated.
The Arbitrator shall be requested to deliver, to-
s seeT ~n MIS- sSsd an on all the costs
lsti9n 70 this matter, which shall forthwith be
pad by the two aGysTTmsnts l. fa1al mOieties
The Arbitrator .s shall be requested TO give his
whole case each side snail have been laid before
him and to deliver one copy thereof to each Of the
ARTICLE XLIII.
The present Treaty shall be duly ratified by the
with the advice and Consent Of the Senate tRer sa
and * Her B1anpG Majesty and the
don within six months from the date hereof, ear
uern possible.
In faith whereof, we the respective Plenipotenta-
ries have signed this Treaty and have hereunto
Done in duplicate at Washington the eighth day of
May, in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
lI.s.l HAMILTON FISH, ..
{. Isl ROBT. g. SCHENCK.
L:si RBTSEzEk .RR95SSkMooD HoAB.
L. 81 GEO. H WILLIAMS.
LIS. .sT 81 ifEd 5 f. hi ESSoNkrHcorE.
tL.s,I EDMD. THoRNI0N1 ~ 4
ss u. ST. MONTAGUE BERNARD. u
And whereas The said Treaty has been duly rati-
fed both parts and the respective ratihcationsof
the game were exchanged in the city Of London, on
the nth day Of June, ISL, by Robert G. Scherck,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
Of the United States, and Earl Granville, Her Ma
leetys Principal secretary OF State for Foreign Az
fart, On the part Of Their respective
New, therefore, be ~ known that j, Ulysses s.
GRANT. President OF the United States Of America,
have caused the said Treaty to be made public, to
the end that the same, and clause and article
roof, may be observed and fulhlled with good
9th By the United States and the citizens thereof
1uw1f0eB whereof, i have hereunto set my hand
and PAUSED the seal OF the United States to be af
Done at the city of washington this fourth day Of
D. July lin the year Of our Lord one thousand
i8EAI. n eight hundred and eDty-one nj he