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ties there, and the claims of certain citi

zens of the United States will be in this

manner determined, 'ihe long pending

claim3 of two citizens cf tho United

States. Pelletier and Lazarie. has bean

d'sposed of by arbitration and an award

in favor of each claimant Las been made,

which, by theterms of the engagement,

is final. It remains for Congress to pro

vide for the payment of the stipulated

moiety ot the expenses.

A question arose wun uayii uuriu

the past year by reason of the excep-

ional treatment ot an American citizen,

Mr. Van Bokkelen, a resident of Port au

Prince, who, on suit by creditors resid

ing in the United States, was sentenced

to imprisonment, and under the opera

tion cf s. Havtian statute was denied re

lief secured to a uative Haytian. This gov

ernment asserted his treaty right to eqnal

reatmont with natives ot iJayti in all

suits at law. Uur contention was denied

by the Haytian government, which, how

ever, while still professing to maintain

the ground tasen against iur. an ioa

kelen's right, terminated tho controversy

by setting him at liberty without expla

nation. THV INTERNATIONAL CONFFRFNOR

KVMis UN LUH CHOLERA QUESTION.

An intenational conference to consider

the ra-'aos of arresting the spread of

cholera and other epidemic diseases, was

had at Ivome in May last, aud adjourned

to meet again on further notice. An

expert d.chgate on behalf of the United

States bis attended its sessions and will

submit a report.

OUR RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.

Our relations with Mexico continue

to be most cordial, as bents tho-e ot

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Memphis daily appeal. (1885). Memphis, Tenn., 1885-12-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045160/1885-12-09/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Memphis daily appeal, 1885-12-09.