The Arkansas advocate., 1832-11-14

veeed nation do or may enjoy; but sub Ject always to the laws, usages, and stat. utes of the two countries respeetiveIy
 he liberty to enter and discharge tho vessels of both nations of which this article treats, shall not he understood 10 author i1e the coasting trade. which IS permitted to National vessels only.
 ARTICLE ".
 NO higher or other duties shall be in- posed on the importation into ibe United Mexican States of any article, the pre-. aace, growth, or manufacture of the Uni- ted States Of America, than those which the same or like articles, the produce. growth, or manufacture of any other for elgn country do now CT may hereafter pay ; nor shall articles, the produce, growth. or manufacture of the United Mexican States, Ire suhject on their introduction into the United States of America. to higher or other deties than those which the same or like articles of any other foreign country do now or may hereafter pay.
 Higher duties shall not be imposed in the respective States on the exoortat,on of any article to the States of the other con tracing Party, than those which are now or may hereafter be paid on the export~- tioh of the like articles to any other for sfsf country nor shall any prohibition De established on the exportation or im- Portailon of any article, the produce growth, or manufacture of the United states of America, or ofthe United Mex lean States respectively, in either of them, which shall not in like manner be established with respect to other foreirn countries.
 ARTICLE Y.
 No higher or other duties or efaree es on account of tonnage, light or harbar dues. paotage, salvage ln case of damage or shlpwreek, Or any other local charges. shall be imposed, jn any cf fhe ports of Mexico on vessels Of tleBnited States of America, tsan those payable T tlle.same ports sy Mexican vessels; nor in the ports of tbe United 5tatee of America, on Mexican vessels, than sl3ll be payable in the same ports on vessels of the United States O. America.
 ARTICLE TT.
 The same duties shall be paid on the importation into tho United Mexican States of any article, the growflI, pro- d0ee, or maaafacture of the United States ot Amertea. whether sach importation shall be in Mexican vessels or in vessels of the United states of America, and the same. duties shall be paid on the lmporta- ton into the United States of America. of any article, tho growth. produce. or manufacttire of Mexico, whether sucb importation shall be ln vessels of the Uni ted States of America pr in Mexican yes seis The same duties stall be paid. and tue same bean;ies and draw backs allowed. on the exportatiou 10 Mexico of any srti-t eies' the growth, produce, or rnar1nfac ture of the United States of America whether such expertatian shall be in. Mex lcap vessels or m vessels of the United states ot America; and the same duties shall be paid and the same bounties and dfawh allowed, on the exportation of any articles, the growth, proGuce. or manufacture of Mexico. to the Tinted states of America. whether such .expor- tation shall be in vessels of the United States of America or Tn kicxcan vessels.
 ARTICLE VII.
 All merchants, captains, or command CTS of vessels, and other citizens of the ualted States of America. shall have f,ll h5er'yin tie United Mexican States to di rect or Tau7ge themselves. their own af. fairss or to commit them to the rnanare- 4ent ef whomsoeyer they may.think pro- per, either as broker, agent, or inter preter; nor shall they be obliged to em ploy fer the aforesaid purposes any other persons than those employed by Mexieans. nor to pny them higher salaries or ren.us neration than such as are in like cases paid by Mexieans and absolute freedom shall be allowed in all cases tn the buyer and seller to bargain and fix the prices of any goods, wares, or merchandise import ed into, or exported from, the United Mexican States, as they may think pro per; observing the laws, nsages, and GUS toms ofthe country. The citizeus of Mex ieo shall enjoy the same privilege in the States and Territories of the United States of America, beng subject to the same conditions.
 ARTICLE VIII.
 The citizens of neither of the contract iag parties shall be liable to any embargo, nor shall their vessels, cargoes, merchant dise' or effects, be detained for any militia ry expedition, nor for any public or pri- vaie purpose whatsoever, without cor responding compensation.
 ARTICLE K.
 The cIlzens of both countries, respec- ,lveiy, shall be exempt from compulsory service ID the army or navy; nor shall they be subjected to any other charges, or contributions, or taxes, than such as are paid by the citizens of the States in which they reside.
 ARTICLEy.
 Whenever the citizens Of either of the contracting parties shall be forced ta seek refuge or asylum in tine rivers, bays, ports, or diminions of the other with their yns- sells, whether merchant or Of war, public or private. through stress of weather, pur- suit ofpirates or enemies. they shall be re- ceiYed and treated with humanity, with the precautions which may be deemed ex- pedient on the part of the respective Go- vernments in order to avoid fraud. giving