The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-24
United States revenue cruisers will b In
structed to abstain.

| United States revenue cruisers will be In
structed to abstain.
ENeIAND's FORMAL PROTEST.
On June H. however. the Minister, with 70.
Rret, failing to secure a favorable response
Government il iti reads as follows: '"' ''0D
Her sstanniS NssyS GGysr5%S5. have Learned
s and he 'S Snsfs Of aS ss
sssn sonarn NED, x NJ gSns. ~ % 70 IeS I'm
have Issued i.:5asiSns tssT E:ysnSs Srai.s5;
The Vessels Of BRUSH SUBJECTS viii again he sSposed 10
The q IlsT sEtmste nd1,ry on the high
Her Btrsnnic M,ie..y's Government are anxious 70
Goyernment Of the United states in such measures a.
sss dsaSs5ss Tssy sSs present %eSsas snssssd
unsG st%% Tie sSod of arriving
mcpt upon MS point But they canro! admit the rsh.
sGt for IN. PaTo'S the freedom q nSyg.'iCn Of
selves in former years conyGeiney and sgccessaiiy
v,ndcatea. nor to enforce their M niopAl egslat9n
iiiniIs Of tleir Territorial iarsdctioa 0' '1'
unable 20 pas. without notice 70 pubic announce
ne ot AZ on the p.T 81 M 81
British vessels navSatnE outnle the territorial wafer.
Of the United Stats OF which they had previously had
Tho andsrslgnsd is in consequence instructed for.
Glare that her bfitsnnic NAjsstys government must
are contrary 10 the established principles OF intCns
The undersigned has the honor Mr.. Blaine
June II, 1870. JuLiAS PAvScErorE
=, The Minister next. on June 81. replies to
Secretary Blaines proGosi ion. looking TO q
that British vessels shall not enter BehrinR
Son the coming season. The Minister writes
nSt m9rd SALISBURY says maj tne
which would preclude her Majestys Govern
ment from acceding to It. except as part OF, n
Behriug Sea controversy. and on certain con-
ditions which would justify the, assumption by
sponsiS}iiIy Involved In the proposal. These
conditions are:
That the two Governments agree forthwith refer
ss."s s oissr
o ,ss sa and Fl lss ""t' during tho
RsGass 3: sT:I with
rs& VIII British tho q,
with tho british Proclamation
Such says the Minister are the three condl-
ttons on which 1t is indispensable. In the view
OF her MaJestyB Government. that the Issue OF
the proposed proclamation should be based
LORD SALISBURY REPLIES TO MIR. BLAINE
In the next communication dated July l,
Lord Salisbury. referring to MI Blalnes criti-
him By United States Minister Phelps as fol-
Under the peculiar POLITICAL circumstances
with a general election impending, 1t would
the election bad taken place"
ter. enclosing a despatch from Lord Salisbury.
pointing out that there Is some error In the
impresslons tho Secretary had gathered from
With Mr. Bayard i' Lord sa Sal denes t6at
he proposed to issue the order in council. and
Charge d'Alaires White TO show that there had
been NO mispnderstandlng on the part OF the
Blaine eU under sais
that he ever gave any verbal assurance or
promise with respect to the terms Of the pro-
record notes OF the conversations held between
hsimsel The assP1 Minister and the United
at this Preliminary nary discussion na' It was
decided Professionally. In. order to furnish q
basis for negotiation. and without definitely
the proposed projected waters and close sea-
son should be-. He says that while the subse-
consequence Of the length OF time occupied by
the anadian Government in collecting inlot-
nation from considerable distances. after that
1t was delayed chiefly in consequence OF the
rolitica. events in the United States uncon-
nected with this question.
MR. BLAINE's ANSWER TO LORD SALISBURY.
On the last Of June Secretary Blaine ad-
letter, in answer to Lord Sali-bury's communi-
cation; in which the latter stated that Score:
aGainst Kusslas claim 70 exclusive jurisdic-
tion over Behrng Sea. The Secre tary says:
The quotation which Lord Salisbury makes
is unfortunately most defective. erroneous.
and misleading one. The conclusion is sepa-
rated from the premise, comms Is turned
into period an important qualification rs to
time is entirely erased without even sugges-
tion that 1t had ever formed part OF the text.
and out Of eighty-four words. logically and in
connected. thirty; five are dropped
from Mr.. Adamss paragraph in Lord Sails
bury's quotation. Nc. edition OF Mr.. Adamss
oily null nF ~ ffrh 10 nF1C ina
ton. while the archives OF this department
plainly disclose It's many errors. ] requote
Lord Salisbury's version OF what Mr.. Adams
said and in luxtaposition produce Mr.. Adamss
full text. as he KrOle 1t: