July, 1910. 19 INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF STUDENTS opened at Bogota. 21 FRANCE. Decree and regulations issued relative to the creation of an office of foreign legislation and of international law. Text and also the names of the members of the comité in J. O., July 27; Mém. dipl., July 31-August 7. 24-26 SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF THE PERIODICAL PRESS met at Brussels. R. Economique Int., 7:11:398. 26 FRANCE-NETHERLANDS. Decree issued approving the convention signed at Paris, December 29, 1909, proroguing the arbitration convention signed at Paris, April 6, 1904. Ratifications were exchanged at Paris, July 5, 1910. J. O., July 31. 27 AUSTRIA-SERVIA. A treaty of commerce was signed at Belgrade. Mém. dipl., July 31-August 7. 27-31 INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS ON ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCES met at Brussels. R. Economique Int., 7:11:399. OTIS G. STANTON. PUBLIC DOCUMENTS RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW UNITED STATES 1 Canal Zone, Isthmus of Panama, Executive order concerning civil action in courts of Canal Zone in cases in which parties are alien nonresidents or citizens of the United States transiently in Canal Zone. No. 1231. 1 p. July 28, 1910. Chinese indemnity, Report on proposed amendment to joint resolution for remission of portion of. June 2, 1910. 1 p. H. of R. Comm. on For. Rel. (H. rp. 1611.) Consular service, Information regarding appointments and promotions in. 1910. 21 p. Dept of State. (Appointments Bureau.) Copyright, Proclamation of President extending benefits of, to subjects of Luxemburg. No. 1056. June 29, 1910. 1 p. Diplomatic and consular service of the United States; corrected to July 5, 1910. 46 p. Dept. of State. Diplomatic service, Information regarding appointments and promotions in. 1910. 13 p. Dept. of State. (Appointments Bureau.) Ecuador, Arbitration convention between United States and. 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(Cd. 5029; Treaty series No. 8, 1910.) 13d. International convention relative to the status of enemy merchant ships at the outbreak of hostilities. Signed at The Hague, Oct. 18, 1907. Foreign Office. (Cd. 5031; Treaty series No. 10, 1910.) 1d. International convention respecting bombardments by naval forces in time of war. Signed at The Hague, Oct. 18, 1907. Foreign Office. (Cd. 5117; Treaty series No. 13, 1910.) 2d. International convention respecting the limitation of the employment of force for the recovery of contract debts. Signed at The Hague, Oct. 18, 1907. Foreign Office. (Cd. 5028; Treaty series No. 7, 1910.) 1d. International convention with respect to the international circulation of motor vehicles. Signed at Paris, Oct. 11, 1909. Foreign Office. (Cd. 5125; Treaty series No. 18, 1910.) 1d. International declaration prohibiting the discharge of projectiles and |