New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-06

NEGOTIATION thus undertaken would greatly increase INC
pfcspsess S ~, ssss believe thst has ccn
sny assrpscu on tie nuat ,ssw Brush fovenmen' 70
vs,s . t..~ . .ousnsui ydesrsd and Advantageous
TO the people OF Canada and VI the oheu SUITS ~
- ,n W. ave yruspte time zach side
better able comprehend tiso oeas anu INC 1"'''V" "
the sosher =, . Lind nsr.or., .,lus,on
i am greatly Hht''rc" W '''AA ~ $500
a .sieo.nn n che ycrsms might he auutsd TO
act a. commissioners would hawessr - MN AM s"an'
rest win Her Mxlesty's Governments 49,
Our -cxse-tcucc hos been 10 sne efeot t'nf' INC sc
,scs;on has m unost concerned the
choice of the of the dominion been MAUI
with careful REGARD buDlic feeiing in this county
4 have ,housni aud MISC uD nios 'snactuai
mammal giving .eLsct ~ Suair skxvstaon 10 hAsSe
Iuown 10 Lord Lalsdowne the .puIIor of NY oorie-
rpouacnce win YOU Pie is strongly rsirous Of 1acii-
1ssuc q ,saiienoil. will sbre the msster
,.s 1.c .,,...rs of s,xAu wish an .exvsesaon ans
hour thai no tpe taxing stcps fnr esiaS-
n9lins ~ . n..,,s .y,yra, ,,,cn ns Won have ue-
~ rfssi and understanding m ~
Gxrd 40 Lss sdJuasalr OF onr soiniinruIa fsssi"hs
,tnai your u o.oaAi ior ahe sel1'e-
mcut of thus result at an esfW DAY
q satisfactory si beiicisl 10 both toutfeS
n reuy,,u your, d,,.iu uiky &hAl.llte JUffnR.
PkOPOsIiIUAs Through MINISTER PHhLfb-
A lcttsr nom Mr. issysnd 40 Mr. 9iefs refcrs
briefly to previous correspondence tsiready puniissu
and continues:
Ycslorlsy Sir Lionel West handed mo and without ua
cornncut following coDy of ieiesiAm 10 HIN 'A
III secretary Of State will formally propose the sp
pointncnt OF comnlssion. suggested hs hnn IN ne
CORRESPONDENCE with Sr Charles 1ubieI aie' ~'
'Goyprnnrnt Will agree with sreai p'casiio. c,
1 Jusi teegraD,sd SOU 10 ino 1'io"iiI o"'s'-
PHELPS. Miistcr. IsUidon .o,....ro
from Lord Salisbury agroeing 10 lie ho2o'A'io ".
sesui by mormaiy in correspondence WIN on
Tha,tcs puper utter wish III tins captal ana re-
uuesting to mike fornla piopossL "hioh WAL nv
forwarded 10 you 81 once q,
nv reference t. my personal of May b.
which ccios.d eruy ~ letter 10 Sr Charms IuIDa Oh
that ize you VII ,r,vene did not PROPOSE the
If nj
Asuguago "A refervuce st the proposed negotiation:
iicrc the Secretary quotes his sentence from tho
above letter Charles upper, beginning tV
.rcasun of action 0f Linz Ssnate,' etc.
MIR. Bay. ard then discusses tho number u1 p'en-
poenfiari,s to bc employed either side, refers TO
the negotiations Of 7revlnls treatos Win Gf"sa rF
Ain aud cuntnuoS:
mixed commission N fer~S to IN the hrs' srficie m
the MI popaas subnltted y IN December taSl
to tint ,unice 10 se suthofizea w Con-
eress before apho.inanL and only under legislative uo-
thOry could tncy I've employed anu po@ mon aae l"r
t,eir compensation IL 10 no. thcfeioe. ec's"ereu Us
sntaI or Import.u OF tint nogo'm
to ipOside 1Sr the appointment Vi
u nouiiiic
You am Iioreforv prop"se to Her tu,cs-
tyis lncnl sucruraiy ASlste for bDregn Auar the
spiniiii'unt of IN Envoy EAtfs"rdHry o'hi nnhi'.
s'tunu,olunsary meat in the cley o
Xash.uslou a Mmisisr plenipoteltmy vi the
xernnein of the Uudou States. duy 1uthpf2el ps
dhe respective GovcrDmisS ~ treat OF and n'scuSs te
sLLing ali questions whcn nave arson oue VI '
ser,e. n the eoaais 1ritsh North America ana all
other uur.ios tire itieis between the Otea
States brtaliic ,Ms,o~ss p''scs'onS III Sof'h
sLol IL be found necessary expediont TO increasc
the number representatives OF e.thot tas's IA the
Irnsea uegntIaLon, De done ana MOI w he given
line ,ar.est ENCLOSURE consists of about hundred
and t~eny-nvo Plated bag ,ro'n lao Is, tn' o"',ns
Ing tho CORES pomience e"eon t"c I'VE Gov
ernmsnis ..o~n 10 tho beginning OF the gotia,ons
a, "A ;rnnrlon The cor. q, poDdoDce besius with
letter November IL, loot. aihOnsn 'he nin1
comunication OF general erost ioioms three days
Iaier when Mr.. Lsyald writes to Mr. Ph1iIs that
during tho pciiod Oh comparative serenity iDlo"'hS
the eiOsD OF the fishing soasOn he hopes thd ston
n,oas.rs wa, bs .aDl.lod W IhOso charged with tho
administration OF tho respective Governments a, WIZ
prevent the renewal oi tho proceedings witnessed
during tn, past fishing season In NOVA hcOtia ana
other places IN the dominion, by which United etstos
fshsrn,cn were subj ~cted 10 much unjust ana IN
f ndly treatment by tho local all honties In those
regions, and tho general business OF opsn 500 nShns
ty Jniaed States fishermen seriOuSiy Injured
MIR EAYAED DRAINS UP MODUS FIVENU
Nh HayarL says that ls representations canddly
xd fnliy made have not produced tho result vi Cheek
ing tho unwarlanted interference lfreqently ACCOM-
panied by rlieness and osssry demonstration
uf furoe) the ights of onr iisiornicn guhian
tecd by tfooy, and 0-inanded by tho ia"s OF nos
pitany, To which all Proudly civilized nalions o"e
aepi lance lie again iuviees Her Majestys counsel
lots eravey to G.ns'er the NECESSITY OF preventing
the repsiion oi such condnc on the pat OF the Jana
dian officials To this end, and res ponding Ia the shg
geslions made by the Earl OF lddeseieh In eeiei-
tor that modus yivend should be agreed ulon be-
tween the two countries, he enclOscs DRAFT Of
memorandum OF such agreement. This memo
raDdum is, he says, similar to that submitted by
Secretary Seward In 1856 to the British Goperlhent
and " ich was then received with approval
The agreement reierfed TO begins WIN recapitn,.
latiun Of those provisions OF The treaty OF 1S1e VIII Oh
cmlcc1e 10 United States fishermen he rsht 10 taie
fish the southern coast OF Ncwounana ana ot,,c d
DRY FISH at Other places subtcrt t. cerlan connlohs
s;,,s,ty =" fish within the three mile limit o'hcr
places and tho reservation OF the right 10 OMAN ~o"'
wa and shelter at an points ..... =, r,r.n,s.
TAcn follows statement that whereas aiHerenc's
have In regard 20 tho extent OF the move nie
cf
appoint y mixei Commission to agree upon ana cs,
sspsta,e The exclusive from the common rights .f
5stug the cnast and in the adjacent waters OF me
ErfIsh North American colonies In conformity with tho
conversion OF 1913. except fat thu bays and habers
from which American fishermen are In the 'iire 10 no
n ss. AND So o' s pea by the sf ar
ticie agre-d 70 he takrn 10 b" such BAYS ann har
distanc~ Of three marire mIics from such bays and
haror + 70 be measured rem srssh, ims nr avn
MT exrred ten miles
The Commission Is also 10 agree upon regulations
necessary the rights Of United s'a,cs Hshrr
mon shclcr, wood usc, and repairs and establish
ycxireiions 10 prevent the aense OF these pryIeHrs
and fix tls PENALTIES tn he adjudgod for violation VI
the roculai ions
Pending dstnie arrangement on the subject the
Canadian officials are to be instructed to abstain
irom snIyres mole stafion. unless the vessel is
lound fishing within til" three-mle limit Ea .'i,
Of St Lawrence and The southern coast ~ Nova
Scotia during tn" nhne s,T son me .s ~
any SEIZURE Unitod States fishing vessels are 10
Dominion rOrfS me- same rOnfnprr'el FrlVl'
fecrs rs Other vniten states vessels. tnrmdng tho
purchase Of bait ana ohsr supplies subject 10 the
ordinary port charges tho British Government 10
release ali American vessels scizcd for failure 10 10
port nj Custom Houses wh"T' se"king shelter ana
frfpud r,1 exarted IN srrh cas~s. tofnf Crr
mission 1. AIS, TO be appointed TO ascertain ann award
damages 10 American fishermen hv reason of sefrurcs
MODELLED UPON OTHER TREATIES
Accompanying the draft of the m0dus viveDd are
COPIES of treaties between France and Great Britain
concerning tho Newton ndlanl hsheries of 1885 and
proceeding treaties between tho same nations MI
COPIES of the correspondence between Mr.. Seward and
the I,rtsh Government and the International iop
von,Ion for The regulation of the North saa fisheries
In cxpanatop OF this propos tion. Mr. Bayaid says
in his letters TO Mr. Phelps, that In proposing Tho
adoption I'll q width OF ten miles at the mouth Is .
de6nifion OF the BAYS In which. except on certain
rnccfHe1 coasts American fishermen not TO take
oh he had followed the example furnished by ffahce
AID Great Britain In the treaty OF 1889.
He calls attention TO the fact that the memorandum