Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01

y and lruly belongs o. ihs ciuzens oi one d ne
parties. They havs hksaiss sgfeet, hat such
ships, beng laden, besides tie ssid sea letters or
passports. shall Be provided nth esrlihesiss, con-
iAiniag The several particulars q the cargo, aud
the place whence the ship sailed 50 thatI, may
be knOxn whether any c0ninbaud Or prohibited
goods are on board 4 the same which tsruh-
Gales shall be made Ou, BY The officers Of the
place whence the ship smiled, in the accustomed
form without which requisites the SAID vessel
may be DETAINED, to be sdJudged by the comPe-
tent tribunals. and may be declared legal prize,
unless The SAID defect hall be proved to be os-
lng 10 accident, Of be satisfied o. supplied BY tes-
umouy sniHely equivalent, N The opnion Of SAID
tribunals 10 wh.ch ends, there shall be allowed
a sufficient term Of tame Cor iis procurement.
AIT xix. Aud Is further agreed, TIA, The
stipulauons above expressed. relative to the visit
lung and examining Of vessels, shall apply 10
those only Which sah without convoy aud when
said vessels shall be under convoy. the verbal
declaration Of the commander Of the convoy. on
hts word Of honor that tbs vessels under hts pro-
lection belong to the nation whose Gag be car
RES, and, ~hsn they are bound to an enemy's
port, that they have no con,rabsnd goods on DO ,rd
shalt be suaieiont
AT. xx. II u moreover agreed, that, in all ca.
ses. the established courts iof puze causes, m
the country to which the prlze may be conducted,
shall alone Ak eognlzance Of them. And when
ever such tribunal OF court, OF either party. shall
pronounce Judgment against any vessel, goods,
" property, CLAIMED by citizens oil the other par
~, the sentence OF decree shall mention the Iea
- 49,. vt..tf haNa
been founded and an authenticated copy Of the
sentence or decree. and OF all the proceedings
IN the case, shall, # demanded. be delivered to
The commander or agent Of said vessel or pro-
periy, without any excuse OF delay, be paying the
legal fees for the same.
An. XXI Whenever ono Of the contracting
parties snail be engaged IN war With another State,
no citizen Of the other contracting party shall ac.
cepl a commission or letter Of marque, Tor the
purpose Of assisting OF cooperating hosiIlely with
the said enemy against the said party so at war,
under pain Of being treated as pirate.
Art XXI. Hat any llmc a rupture should
take plnce between the two contracting nations,
anA (which God forbid they should become IN
gagged in war with each other, they have agreed,
and do agree now, for then, that the merchants,
Traders, aud other citizens Of all occupations, Of
each OF the two parties residing ~ the cities,
ports, and domlnIons OF the other, shall have the
privilege Of remaining and continuing their tale
and business therein, and shall be respected and
maintained IA the full and undlslurbed enjoyment
Of their personal liberty and property, so long
ms they behave pcaceably and properly, aud com
init no offence against the laws. And IN case
their conduct should render them suspected Of
malpraclices, and, having thus forfeited this priv.
ege, the respective Governments should think
proper 10 order them TO depart, the term of twelve
months, from The publication OF lnIlmalion of this
order therefor, shall be allowed them, IN which to
arrange and settle their atlalrs, aud remove with
their families, effects, and property to which
erd, the necessary safe conduct shall be gwen 10
them, and which shall serve rs u suihcen, pro.
lection until they arrive nj the designated port
and there embark, But this favour shall not be
extended to those who shall act contrary TO The
established lave. Il IL, nevertheless, TO be under
stood, that the persons so suspected may be or
dertd by the respective Governments, TO temov
forthwith into the Interior to such places as the
shall think tit TO designate.
Art. xxIt. Neither The debts due from ind
yiduals Of the one nation, to the individuals u
tho other, nor shares, nor money, which the
may have IN public funds, nor IN public or n
vaie banks, shall ever, in any event oil war or m
Uonal difference, ho sequesIered OF conhscniec
Art. XIV. Both the contracting parties bcln
des,rous Of avoiding all inequality IN relation
their public communications aud official lnle
course, they have agreed, and do agree, TO graf
10 their onvoys, ministers, and other public
gents, the same iayots, nmunllies, and eNem
( lions, as those of the most favored nation do
, shall enloy /, beng understood, that Nhenoy,
= lavors, llnmunllies OF privileges the United STATE
/ Of America, or the Peru.B Bolivian Confederate
7 may find 1t proper to grant 10 the ENJOYS, mini
: ,ers, and public agents of any other power, sba
/, by the same act, be granted and extended to tho
4 Of the contracting parties, respectively.
Art, XIV. 10 make more ctIcciual the rI
!. lection which the United States Of America Al
O tho u-Bullylan confederation, shall atlold
:, future to the navigation and commerce Of the
: lzens Of each other, they agree to receive a
!. sdrnn crnsuIs and yice-consuls, N all the po
y onen "a foreign commerce; who shall enlt
= within Their respective consular d's'ncls' all
o rights, prerogatNcs. and m,mun'''es " "'e &C
O suls and vice consuls OF the most iayu'ed nauo
, each contracting party, however, remaining al
!. berry 10 excep, those ports and places IN VIII
y the admission and residence OF such lunclionarl
n ma, not seem convenient.
@ Art XVI. In order that the consuls and VIC
q consus OF the two contracting parties may EN-
n the rights, preroganyes, and lmmunliles which
long TO them by their public character, they sh'
y before entering on the exercises of then fun
of tons, exhibit their commission, or patent in d
q form, 10 the government to which they are
u. credited; aud, having received their sHsqudt'
l. they shall be held aud considered as such c,
n suls or vice .consuls, py all the authorities, n
l. gislrates, and inhabitants IN the consular dlsIr
I'd in which they reside.
n Art xxvn. |, is likewise agreed, that /