The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-16

81 Sin. beyond the ordinary limit OF terrto-
ssfG Ssn Of NJ tf f.f Ss f Edr ss
teosn mi San and Gregero W. W. Gram.
mory Of ssia hRTS' SI n9 9se r.s
/snise or coneedc any claim upon the part OF
/IGosln to exclusive jurisdiction ~ to tnG soa.
"sAs ott TO tho third point ms to so much therco.
tos reauiros up to decide whether tho body OF
Jwator now known ms lIehrin1 Sen was included
lin TIE phrase Tactic Dean ~ hsen al r. p mo
js sa We 81 apsnimonsiy decide to dstsrmne t6at
the body Of water nov known a. n HChh bring Sen
ne IPptS rein: "; a ascids a. and nt qstGr
mo ne and and to the seal histories passed to the
United states, limited by the cassior ro,
auis Emilio Visconti- Venosta. and aregero W
t W e Sssd being nSd AS a s
4 States hnye no right to the protection ni pr
Sn IL tn sa ssaS whsn @
sayno are found outside the ordinary three-
And whereas the aforesaid determination
Of The 9rsgopg a. to me the
subject in such position that the con urrsnsce
Of Great Britain is necessary to the estabitSh,
na Of S sr ss,s
porting to Behring sea. We, baron DO Coursel.
sTa h .n% mEsw ER 4aS
jority OF the arbitrators, assent to the whole Of
ss neeossary outside OF the jurisdiction limits
1 OF the respective Govern inents. and that they
/ should extend over the waters hereinafter
Article ], The, United States and Great
pSssy t ,St XIII S%e et Or at
time II sny n" ssS Sn ,hs aoa Of
\ elusive OF the territorial waters. the miles
being geographical miles, sixty to a degrees OF
,..Hrtcle 2. The two Government, :, shall for
bid their citizens or subjects to XII. capture.
\ or pursue in any manner whatever during n
extending each ts mSh Nay ito
that part OF tho Pacific Ocean. inclusive OF
Bchrina Sea. situated north of the thirty;
degree Of north latitude or , eastward OF fnS
until Il strikes the water b9nndary described
A. article Of treaty of l%i1 netweef , the
:" Article 3 During the period Of time in the
sailing vessels shall be permitted to carry on
or take part in fur-,sealinG oneratiGns. They
Of the use OF such canoes or undecked boats
propelled by paddles. oars. or sails AS arc in
Article i. Each smiling vessel authorized
to carry Or fur sealing must be provided with T..
be renaired to carry DISTINGUISHING flag pre-
s' Article s. The masters of vessels engaged
in fpr sealing shall enter accnratey IN an a0 OIL
tuTed daily. These entries shall he communi-
other other Al the end Of each season;
Ths se Of s bs ss
ssrietSn shall not Apply to shogurs When
such are used in fishing outside OF Behring
Sea during the season when such may lawfully
D' Article Article ~ I. Tho two Governments shall
men Authorized to engage nsi in sealing. Thess
X men shall have been proved ~ to handl.
wses ssissf Sn BY means
ss .n d II. ssa s. tbs Or Great s
Britain carrying on fur sealing In canoes or
nS S SrSs
wholly by paddles. oars. or sails, and manned
tbs s nS1s fS BY i've me Ss! in t9s
that such Indians are not employed by other ;l
not hunt fur seals outside the. territorial
waters under contract to deliver skins to any
affect the municipal law Of either country. nor
tie waters around the Hieutan Isands eA VI
- Nothing herein contained is intended to
interfere with the EMPLOY ment OF Indians Rs
hunters or otherwise In connection with seal
ing vessels rs heretofore.
hereby determined with View to Il protec-
tion and preservation OF the fur seals shall re-
sxresmens Between tho United States and
said concurrent regulations shall be sub
, mitted every nye years t"n new examination
slider whether in the light of past experiences.
there Is occasion to make anv modification
The arbitrators made special finding on the
facts agreed upon BY the agents Of botn Gov
tsh vessels in Behring Sea in 1887 and 1850
In addition the arbitrator make certain suc-
( Important being that they should come. to an
Z understanding to prohibit the killing Of seals
years. and Should enact resuaton "t to carry carry
out the findings Of the arbitrators; 1o, w
Eoater. American agent to the Behrine Sen
Tribunal Of Arbitration. SGid that he thought
industry Improbable The provisi ion for a close
season will not only prevent psiaEie hunting
6 can be said to be very profitable. but it will
break the sealing season.
operations during the best part Of the sumner.
ss fs@ s s syoT hs ws1as
sn palt II Sea- h to w fn
means for period OF about Twenty-Five days.
the Se sanfsrs Of to Usn rough fSs
True. the United. States have not obtained
all they commended for. since they demanded
the total prohibition Of pelagic sealing. butthe
ese M snns eTs 10 ord sas
bury In 1890 as a settlement
Mr.: Blaine then proposed the sole restrlc-
tion OF pelagic sealing within sixty miles of
the Pribyloff Islands. The present settlement
IL ALSO more advantageous than the one pro-
posed by Mr.. Bayard In 1889. as he asked no
protection for tho calls during May and June.
i has since been found that the operations OF
the pelagic hunters were most destructive to
pregnant seals during these two months"
I'm an interview, given this evening Justice
Harlan expressed the opinion. in agreement
with Mr.. Foster. that the regulations specified
by the tribunal would check pelaGlc scaling;
the chief aims Of the nlted states The gem
eral result OF the arbitration. he thought, was
FAR In advance OF anything that the United
tribunal reserved the right to prepare and lie
Individual opinions IN TIE case At any time be.
once to Switzerland to prepare th.rc his opin-
Ton; He will sail with his family for America
leave Paris on Thursday. and will sail on the
steamship New York from SOUTHAMPTON on
Saturday.
Sir Chnrles Russell British COUNSEL and