263, 540-551. Pacific blockade, 267-270, 477. Reprisals, 264,265. Retorsion, 263, 264. Agreements, see Treaties. Alabama, case of the, 411-415 (see Geneva Arbitration). Aliens, 151-165. Asylum to, 118, 119. Definition, 151. Disabilities of, 152-156. Domiciled strangers, 151, 152. Droit de rétraction, 152. Exclusion of, 118, 119. History of relation, 152-156. Military service, 154. Rights of, 152-156. Treatment of, 152-156. Allegiance (see Citizenship), 135-151. Acquisition, 138, 139. Citizenship, 135-151. Distinguished from domicile, 136- Expatriation, effect on, 143–151. Loss of, 138, 139, 143-151. 143. Oath of, 142. Renunciation of, 138, 139, 143- Alliances (see Treaties), 241-243. Definition, 242. Forms of, 242, 243. Treaties respecting, 241-243. Alternate, use of the, 234. Ambassadors (see Ministers), 87, 88, 190-211. Asylum in hotel, 210, 211. Attachés, 201, 210, 211. Cases against, where triable, 207, Ceremonial, 129–131. Civil jurisdiction, immunity Classification of, 193, 194. Criminal jurisdiction, immunity Customs dues, exemption from, 209, 210. Duties, 197. Envoys, 193, 195. Exterritoriality, 87, 88, 200-210. Honors to, 129-134. Immunities, 87, 88, 199-210. Legates, 195. 250-263, 540-551. Arbitration, conventional, 258- Private, 255-258. Evidence, 261, 262. Good offices, 259, 541, 542. Permanent court, 260-262. Reservation of the United States, Signatory parties, 262, note. Arbitration at Geneva, see Geneva Arbitration Convention of The Hague, 540-551. Organization, 547, 548. Permanent court, 544, 551. Review of judgment, 549, 550. Commissions of inquiry, 259, 260, Aristocracies, 33. Procedure, 253-255, 547-550. Arbitration, international, treaty reg- Agreement as to, 258. (See Ap- Composition of tribunal, 260- Arm-badge (see Geneva Convention), Armaments, diminution of, recom Armed neutrality, 394, 395. Exemption from local jurisdic- Permission for transit, 83. Armistice (see Truces), 339-341, 521- General, 339-341. Special, 339-341. Arms forbidden in war, 298, 299. Artillery, recommendation of The Assassination prohibited in war, 523. Admission of aliens, 118, 119. Maria Luz, case of the, 121, 122. Shipwrecked sailors, 120. Vessels in distress, 120. Military, 210, 211. Attack of places, 301-303, 566. Duty of commanders, 302, 303. Augmentation of force (see Neutral- Authors (see Text Writers), 26, 27. Unanimity of views among, 26, 27. Balance of power, see Interference. Extent of application, 106, 108. Intervention in behalf of, 104- Limitations on, 106-108. Vattel's statement of principle, 107. Balloons, 299. Employés not spies, 299. Use of, in war, 299. Baltimore, case of the, 80-82. Bar-shot prohibited in war, 299. Belligerency, 275-279. Recognition of, 276-278. Belligerent right of search, 478–497. Intercourse of, in war, 336-339. Notification of, 470-474. Paper, 470, note, 471. Penalty for violation of, 472-475. Restriction on neutral commerce, Right to establish, 435, 440, 468. Validity of, 470-473. Violation of, how committed, Warning to neutral ships, 471- 474. 130. Booty (see Captured Property), 510. Artificial, 44. Definition, 44. Establishment, 44. Gulfs, 45. Marine league, 54-56. Natural, 44. Navigable rivers as, 46–54. Oceans, 45. Rivers, 46, 47. Seas, 45. 311. Booty, 310, 311. Title to, 310, 311. Captures, 357-375. Authority for, 358–361. By whom made, 360. Crews of captured vessels, 363. How effected, 361, 362. Locality of, 360, 361. Nationality of owners, 373-375. Neutral waters, 360, 361. Courts, 369-375. Ransom, 363-369. Title to, in whom vested, 361, Validity of, how determined, When complete, 361, 362. Where made, 360, 361. Caroline, case of the, 101, 102. Construction, 316. Purpose, 316, 339. Caste, distinction of, not recognized, Causes of war, 272, 273. Moral considerations involved, Responsibility for, 273. Ceremonial: Ambassadors, 129-134. Anniversaries, national, 133. Diplomatic officers, 129-134. Origin and extent of practice, Salutes, 129, 130, 132-134. Visits, 130-134. Certificates of origin (see Passports), Chargés d'Affaires (see Ministers), Chain-shot, 299. Chesapeake, case of the, 427. Influence on international law, Christianity, influence of, on inter- Christina, Queen of Sweden, case of, Church, influence on international Canon law, 13. Ecumenical councils, 13, 14. Papacy, 13-15. Churches, protection of, in war, 507. Civil status of individuals deter- Allegiance, 135, 136. 136-138, 157. from domicile, Expatriation, 143–151. Naturalized citizens, 139-151. Persons included, 135, 136. Claims of subjects for injuries re- Based on mob violence, 351, 352. Diplomatic presentation, 250- Duty of a state respecting, 350- Local tribunals, resort to, 96, 97. War, claims based on, 350-354. Classification of international law, 27- 29. Basis, 27, 28. |