History and Digest of the International Arbitrations to which the United States Has Been a Party: Together with Appendices Containing the Treaties Relating to Such Arbitrations, and Historical Legal Notes ...

John Bassett Moore

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1898

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2	lix

Further Record 1252	lxvi

Great Britain and the United StatesContinued Page	xci

Chilean Statement 1453	xciii

Convention of 1864 1396	xciv

Criticism of Commission 1261	xcvii

COMMISSION UNDER ARTICLE V OF	1

Mixed Commissions under Convention of Juno 30 July 12 1822 lage	2

Text of the Umpires Award 419	459

Text of the Umpires AwardContinued Page No 4 Pinnette	460

Cardigan	461

Souris	462

Crapaud	463

Stanley	464

Pierre Jacques	465

Enmore	466

CHAPTER XXVII	3

THE GENEVA ARBITRATIONContinued	4

The Delagoa Bay RailwayContinued Page	5

Genets Recall 4410	6

Appointment of Commissioner by the United States	8

CONVENTION	9

Reply of Venezuela 1702	11

CONTRACT CLAIMSContinued	12

Provisions for Arbitration 1469	15

Appointment of British Agent	16

Letter of Franklin	22

Declaration	29

Meaning of Term Property 4472	38

Origin of the Case 1807	42

CHAPTER II	45

Instructions of 1751 1998	49

Commissions of Governors of Nova Scotia	51

Conclusion of an Agreement 1040	55

Agreement of the Commissioners	58

INTEREST 4313	59

Request for Release 1809	60

Decision of the Commission	61

CHAPTER III	65

Morriss Recall 4414	67

Further Correspondence 1704	68

Appointment of Commissioners	72

Organization of the Commission 1046	73

Commencement of Surveys	74

North westernmost Head of Connecticut River	80

Public Sessions 1473	81

APPENDIX I	82

Appointment of Commissioner 4538	83

CHAPTER IV	85

Convention of Arbitration 1709	88

Provisions for Arbitration 2050	90

Design of the Treaty of 1783	91

Skip withs Report 4414	92

Report of Special Committee	97

Mexico and the United States	98

First Meeting of the Commissioners 1296	99

Northwest Angle of Nova Scotia	101

Term Atlantic Ocean	107

Question of the Highlands	109

American Definitive Statement	113

Origin of the Claim 2050	115

Fortyfifth Parallel of North Latitude	119

Analysis of Award	136

The Vivanco Insurrection 1593	137

CHAPTER XLIX	142

Suggestion of Mr Hale	143

Mediation	146

Appointment of Commissioners 1710	147

Mr Websters Plan of Settlement 118	150

Compensation of Maine and Massachusetts	151

Difference as to the Treaties of 1778 4429	152

Failure of the Clain 4505	154

Debate in the Senate 1099	155

Map used by American Commissioners in 1782	156

BOUNDARY THROUGH THE RIVER ST LAWRENCE AND LAKES ONTA	162

Constitution of the Commission 2051	163

The Umpires 1299	165

Provocations 1516	166

Free Navigation of Channels	170

Right of Final Decision 4444	172

Relative Positions of Commissioners	176

Views of American Commissioner	181

Claim of British Commissioner	182

Propositions of Compromise	188

CONVENTION WITH FRANCE OF JULY 4 1831 4447	189

The Secretaries 1305	190

Comments on the Settlement	194

Award 1203	195

Convention between the United States and Venezuela of Decem	195

Grounds of American Territorial Claim	198

ONVENTION	199

Execution of the Convention 4432	200

Treatment of Prizes 4399	202

Ukase of 1821	204

The Antwerp Cases 4450	207

Fiftyfour Forty or Fight	210

Reference to the Court of Claims 1102	211

Opinion of AttorneyGeneral Black 1602	212

The Gorostiza Pamphlet 1213	213

Rules of Procedure 4539	214

Provisions for Arbitration 1551	215

British Proposal for Marking Boundary	216

American Commissioners Views	220

British Commissioners Special Instructions	222

Proposal of Arbitration 996	226

Summary of Arguments 1606	227

British Agent	228

Other Boundaries	235

CHAPTER LI	237

Rules	241

Case of Raborg 1613	243

Retrocession of Louisiana to France 4433	244

EAST AND WEST FLORIDA CLAIMS 4519	246

Argument of Companys Counsel 216	248

Amount of Compensation	253

Negotiation of a Convention 1216	254

Claims Included 4591	256

Discussion of Stipulations 997	257

Possessory Rights	260

An Erroneous Assumption 4455	261

Rejection of Compromise 221	263

United States Commissioners Opinion	266

Berlin Decree 4479	267

Convention of April 11 1839 1218	270

Provisions of Treaty of Peace	272

Commercial Discontents 4400	274

Commissioners Opinion on La Abra Claim 1327	277

American Commissioners	278

Question as to Finality of Awards	280

French Counter Claims 4457	282

Practical Difficulties	286

Delays in the Exchange of Ratifications 4592	287

Final Meeting and Rupture	292

Mr Evartss Report 1334	296

Convention of Jannary 8 1802	298

CHAPTER XXII	299

The Bar of the Convention 1648	303

Order in Council November 6 1793	304

CASE OF THE MASONIC 1055	306

Prospective Operation	310

War between France and Great Britain 4403	311

Principles of Decision 4541	312

Cases included	316

The Pious Fund 1318	317

First Meeting of Commissioners	320

POWER OF ARBITRATORS TO DETERMINE QUESTIONS AS TO THEIR	324

Loughboroughs Opinion	326

The Conjectural Note 4436	329

Question as to Exhansting Judicial Remedies	332

Opinion of Mr Johnson 1502	335

Appointment of Umpire 1224	336

Resumption in 1802	339

Adjournment 1554	343

Acknowledgments of Courtesies 1619	346

Immunities of Commissioners	347

CHAPTER XXVIII	350

Mixed Commissions under Convention of June 30 July 12 1822	363

CONVENTION OF JANUARY 24 1849 4609	364

Commission of 186768 1659	366

Rules of Procedure 437	371

Charges of Frand 1660	372

Claims for Slaves 685	377

Provisions of the Convention 1615	380

Proceedings of Commission 1000	389

CHAPTER XII	391

Case of the Schooner John S Bryan 4613	392

Commissioners Report 1555	394

Declination of Mr Van Buren	397

Pecuniary Results of the Commission 1319	400

Private Counsel	404

Jurisdiction of the Commission	405

Case of the Schooner Hope 4614	410

Privateering Instructions of 1810 4550	411

British Claims	412

CASE OF THE COLONEL LLOYD ASPINWALL 1007	413

Reports to the Umpire 1230	414

Convention of 1857 1361	417

Arrest and Imprisonment 1815	418

Unfinished Business and its Cause 1232	420

Course of Genet on bis Arrival 4406	421

Arbitration as to Damages 1013	422

CHAPTER XIII	426

Organization of the Commission 1711	430

Views of United States Commissioner and Surveyor	433

What Coasts were and were not to be examined	439

Wreck of the Canada 1733	440

Records of the Commission 1557	443

Remonstrances 4550	451

The Mirainichi	467

Questions to be Arbitrated 1819	468

The Buctouche	471

Declarations of the Commissioners	473

The River Merrimack No 5 The River Ipswich	474

The River Seekonk or Providence	475

Oath of the Umpire	476

Rivers Cocagne Shediac and St John	477

The Rivers Saco Kennebeck Penobscot Union and Machias in the State of Maine	478

The Rivers Salmon Shubenacadie Avon and Cornwallis in the Province of Nova Scotia	479

The River Liverpool in the Province of Nova Scotia	480

The River Pictou in the Province of Nova Scotia	481

The Pawcatuck River the Boundary between the States of Connecticut and Rhode Island	482

The Rivers Vernon Orwell Seal Cardigan Fortune Souris Tryon Winter Hunter Stanley Ellis Pierre Jacques Percival Enmore and Haldiman in Prince ...	483

The Murray River in Prince Edward Island	484

The Foxley River in Prince Edward Island	485

The River Des Habitans in the Island of Cape Breton Province of Nova Scotia	486

The River Hudson in the State of New York United States	487

The Rivers Saint John and Minganm on the North Coast of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and the River Jupiter in the Island of Anticosti Province of Ca...	488

The River Fox in the Island of Anticosti Province of Canada	489

The Rivers Grand Bonaventure and Grand Casca Pediac Province of Canada and River Caraquette Province of New Brunswick	490

The Rivers Susquehanna North East Elk and Sassafras	491

Chester River	492

Patuxent River	493

Joint Resolution of 1883 1663	495

Seizure of the Montijo 1421	496

Baron Roennes Reports 1238	498

Lord Stanleys Proposal	499

Negotiations 1665	503

JohnsonClarendon Convention	506

CHAPTER XXXIV	507

Terms of the Convention 4563	509

Instructions to Motley	512

Report to Congress 1669	515

Organization of the Commission 1616	517

Motleys Interview with Lord Clarendon	519

Convention of March 15 1888 1674	521

Mr Sumners Memorandum	525

Lord Granvilles Response	531

Procedure of the Commission	537

Act of Congress 4564	539

Instructions of the American Commissioners 510	543

Award 1742	544

Secretaries and Agents 1617	545

Provisions as to Alabama Claims	547

Final Report 1619	552

Other Subjects Included	553

Rules of Commissions	555

Opening of the Arbitration	559

Case of the Alleghanian 1621	560

Suspension of Diplomatic Relations 4193	561

Liability of Belligerents 1213	562

Trent Case	565

Charges of Mismanagement 1105	568

The Portuguese Title 1910	571

The Three Rules	572

Position of Spain 4534	577

The Rappahannock	578

Hospitalities to the Confederates	582

Case of the Alexandra	586

Representations to Colombia 1422	588

The British Case	593

AGREEMENT OF FEBRUARY 12 1871 1019	595

International Rights and Duties	598

Action in France 4466	601

The Spanish Volunteers 1020	602

Contraband and Blockade Running	604

Meaning of Due Diligence	610

Limits of Neutral Duty	616

Use of Neutral Territory as Base of Operations 1119	618

Decrees as to Infidencia 1021	619

Hospitalities to Confederates	622

CHAPTER LXVII	623

Statements of American Commissioners	628

Terms of the Submission 1749	631

Draft of Articles	634

Agreement of Arbitration 1914	635

Demands for Redress 1032	638

Lord Tenterdens Suggestion	641

Various Demands of the Company 1507	643

New General Arguments Refused	647

Announcement by Mr Staempfli	648

Charges of Expulsion 1514	649

Delivery of Cases	654

Message of December 7 1835 4466	658

Arbitrators Expressions as to British Feeling	661

General Character of Claims 1244	664

Reception of the Award by the Public	664

Ratification of the Treaty 4497	667

Rule of Decision 1750	670

The Three Rules and the Award	671

Opening of the Pelletier Case 1751	677

An Incident of the Alabamas Escape	678

CHAPTER XXIII	683

Analysis of Claims	684

Fenian Raids	686

Presentation of Claims 1423	688

Analysis of Awards 4168	690

Mutual Renunciations of Claims 4498	691

Reports of the Agents	692

The Awards 1757	693

Hostilities at Fayal 1071	695

Cessation of Functions of French Commissioner 1138	696

Payment of Final Award	699

The Award 1943	700

Origin of the Fund 4627	702

CHAPTER XVI	703

Navigation of the Orinoco 1696 1698	706

Imperial Act of 1819	710

Action of Colonial Authorities	713

Proceedings 1945	716

Claims Allowed 4628	717

XXV Treaty of Washington	719

Reciprocity Negotiations	725

Arrest and Imprisonment of Mr Santos 1579	729

Taking of Testimony	731

The Award 1964	732

New Claims Convention 1639	733

The Liberty to Laud	737

Benefits of the Protective Service	738

CHAPTER XLVIII	740

British Reply	744

National Responsibility for State Acts 1439	746

Organization of the Commission 1640	747

Reply of Lord Salisbury	750

The Kellett Case 1862	751

CHAPTER XVII	755

RussoBritish Convention of 1825	762

Power of Commission to Determine its own Jurisdiction 1143	767

Mr Frenchs Letter of 1881	769

Mr Bayards Report 1793	774

Nonexecution of Orders of Release	775

Conclusion of a Convention 4581	776

Mr Bayards Proposals for an Arrangement 777 Mr Bayards Proposals for an Arrangement	781

Argentine Republic See Brazil and Paraguay	786

Negotiations at Washington	787

Lord Salisburys Argument on Questions of Right	793

NATIONALITY	796

The Claimant Company 1699	797

Colombia and Great Britain Decomber 14 1872 4697	798

Conclusion of a Treaty of Arbitration	799

Constitution of the Tribunal of Arbitration	805

France and the United States	813

Forgery of Translations	814

HISTORICAL NOTES 4821	816

Question as to Embargoed Estates 1035	819

Representatives of the Argentine Republic and Brazil 1969	820

Counter Case of United States	821

Condemnation of Vessels 775	823

Printed Argument of Mr Carter the Nature of Law	827

Seizure of the San Fernando 1701	829

The Institution of Property	833

Mr Phelpss Written Argument	839

British Claim of Impressment	843

The Lawfulness of Taking Seals on the High Seas 818	850

CHAPTER XXV	853

Difference between Seals and Certain Wild Animals	856

The Right to Protect the Industry	864

Oral Argument of Sir Charles Russell	870

Novelty of Claim of United States	876

The Nature of the Seal	882

The Sealing Industry	889

Examination of the Authorities cited by the United States	895

The Argumentum ad Hominem the Pearl Fisheries	901

Question as to Procedure	907

Instructions of Mr Webster 1085	911

Protest on behalf of the Claimants 1097	960

CHAPTER XVIII	962

Plans for Permanent Arbitration	963

Terms of Settlement 4581	969

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