Sacramento daily record-union

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zens of the United States will be in thin manner

determined. The long-pending claims of the

two citizens of the United .States, I'elletier and

Lazure, have been disposed of by arbitration

and an award in favor of each claimant lias

been made, which, by the terms of the engage

ment, is dual. It remain* for Congress to pro

vide tor the payment of the stipulated moiety

o! the expenses.

A question arose with Ilayti during the past

year, by reason of the exceptional treatment of

an American citizen, Mr. Van Bokkelen, a resi

dent of Port an Prince, who, on a suit by cred

itors residing in the United states, was son

tenced to imprisonment, and. under the opera

tion of the llaytian statute, was denied the

relief secured to a native Uaytian. This Gov

ernment asserted his treaty right to equal treat

ment with the native Haytiao In all suits at

law. Our contention was denied by the Haytian

Governmennt which, however, while still pro

fessingto maintain the ground taken against

Mr. Van Bokkelen'sright, terminated the con

troversy by sctUng him at liberty without ex

planati i

Ttat no; i:-.v n «.O1 i

An hiterniitional Conference to consider the

means of arresting the spread of cholera and

other epidemic diseases w*s held at Borne fn

May last, and adjourn< d m< 11 again on i irther

notice. An expert delegate on behalf of the

United States hus attended, and will submit a

report

OVB RELATIONS WITH MEXICO

Continue to be most cordial, as befits too I

neighbors betn -:i whom the strongest ti so;

friendship and e-nninercial inttmaoy exist aa

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Sacramento daily record-union. (1885). Sacramento [Calif.], 1885-12-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014381/1885-12-09/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Sacramento daily record-union, 1885-12-09.