Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-25

The above sums thus specified a spanish ,aiiIsd dol
lars shall he paid in bills of exchange fifteen dsy.
sight, at Hamburg; Tor the payment OF which the ID,
nish goverumeu shall be responsible.
AZ the time when the fret payment shalr he made o.
The 3ist March. 1881, two obligations, corresponding
the two last payne nts to be effected for The c,na
aud interest thereof, shall be issued bv the f
the public debt and the sinking fu.d of Denmark I,
The orser ot the department Of foreign affair. Of m
marx. and assigned to the government, of the Unite,
States by the said oblig his majesty the king
Denmark, shall acknowledge himself debtor io- IN,
Gums not yet paid TO The government Of the Unitrt
States OF America. aud the same shall he delivered 4,
such person or persons "a be horizsi eccvs
the sane by the said government; AMI when the "a
obligations are to be discharged according to the tenor
sons authorized oy "'r ~S:ernmen Of ih- lutte! STATE.
to receive the stipulated psymeIts shall eetv-r zee.
ssm obhsa,ion', with receipts for the amount thereof
from the said goycri men'.
| ARTICLE III.
10 acerain tie full amour, and validity Of IN. claims
mentioned in article |, boar.,f commissioners 20 :.
s'-'mg oil Three ctz rs of the United States, shan b-
appointed by the president by mi with the advice aud
consent OF the senate who shall meet at Washington
aoh within he space OF two years from the lime OF
'hrir fret meeting, shall receive exain- aud d-cd.
upon the amonn, and validity of al such claims accod
ng to the aeriis Of the sevcra, c,ses AMI 10 Justice
equity AMI the law Of nations.
The co nini:sioners shall take an onh, .irmaion
70 ne entered IN the purnel of thrir yroce sny the
faithful and digent di-ch,rg- OF their du,irs.
In case 81 hs deah, sickness. absence OF
any commissioners his place may be supplied by the ap.
poin'men OF ane!her comniIoner, in the manner b
fore mcnonei, dining the recess Of the senat. he
the president Of the United States. The commissioners
shall he authorized TO hear and mine, on or afr.
ina ion, every question relating TO such claims. an 10
receive all suitable authentic testimony nins the
Ia order 10 facilitate the procs edinrs OF this bn Lis
m'j'S'y the King Of D.nma,. engages .,ren there
unto rsqnired TO - be delivered 10 aov person or
n"rsms WHO shall be duly authorized for that purpose
ny The government OF the United States in addition TO
he paprr' already delivered, all the acts. documents
,yh; s.iil
ems. ], the archives Of tie high court of admiralty
or the prize .huna- Of DAnm,k relating 10 III, sci.
euro, detention. cond rnnson, con1.ca,ion Of III.
v's"'. csrsoes, or prop~rtv, whatsoever. bel nsrg %
he ch:n' Of the United State. OF America before ,h-
said I ID nsls.
The commissioner. slaiI awa-i anil cau.. I, b. die.
tEbnted, among the several parties, whose claims .h IL
he allowed by the board the mentioned r ar ices
ard H. ratnable proportion t. ,he can't Of The
respective claims tau, allowed.
ARTICLE ".
In c1n'id ration OF the rerunsa'ian and p,ymen,,
mentioned n articles and IL, the par, # hi. ma
j-'v the king Of Denmark III, governm mt of the Unit.
cd States declares Itself entirely satisfied ONLY in
what c"n'cns the sai government, but ALTO in villa,
concern. tho ci'iz'ns OF tbs said Unied aes on ac-
count OF the claims hitherto preferred, which may
hereafter he p'.ferred. relating % ~, .-zure deen-
-, ccnd -mnacon, corf 'ca'ion of their vessel. car
goes, or prooery, whasorver. which, in the las mari
tune war OF Denmark, have taken place un'cr the f,g
o. Denmak or la The states subject 10 the Dhni,h
'ctpire ard the ssi claims SHALL consequently bs re-
sarded as tentatively and irrevocahly Terminated.
ARTICLE V.
The in'en OF Of the two high contacrg pa-.ic, be-
ing lily TO terminate, d.6niively aad irr. vocsby all
Tue claims which have hitherto been prsf.rred they
'xpres.y declare that the present convention il only
applicable 20 the cises therein mel ioned; ard having
no her object can never hereafter he invoked by one
or The o'hsr as precedent or rule for the future.
ARTICLE VI.
The present convention shall be duly ratified by The
high contracting parties, and the rattle on. shall be
exchanged at Warrington in the space OF ten months,
Or soouer If possible.
In i'lh thereof, and in virtue of resps Give full
po~er', ne have signed the present couvenii1n and
havs thcrsu0to set tie seal. OF
Done at COnenhsgEu. his twenty eighth day Of |
March, 1880 HENRY WHEATON, IT, 81
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