The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-14

4 ouire the assistance OF the local aUfhoritss fC
: ihe search arrest detention. and inprisoniner
!, of the deserers from the ships Of wnr aud mel
q chant vessels Of their country. For this pur
pose they shall apply 10 the competent tribu
, nails Judges, and officers, aud shull, in writing
. demand said deseners, proving by tho exhI
birion Of the registers Of the vessels the roll
a of the crews, or by olhor official document
r, that such individuals formed por Of the crews
and this reclamation thns subsianiaied. tn
, surrender shall net be refused. Such desert
ers when arrested shall be placed Al The dis
posal Of the said consuls, viee-consuls or com
rnercial agents and may be confined in The pub
lie prisons al the request and cost OF those wbt
shall claim them in order 10 be detained unit
the time when they shall be restored 10 iht
vessels to which they belonged, or sent back i0
their own country by a vessel Of ths same ma
lion or any other vessel whatsoever. But II
not sent within three months from The day OF
their arrest they shall be set at liberty and
shall not again We arrested for The same cause
! II however the dssener should be found 10
have committed any crime or offence, ms sur
render may be delayed NATL the trlbunai oe
fore which his case should be depending shall
have prorousccd its sentence and such SEN
tence shall have been carried into execution.
ART. XVIII. The ciliziens and subjects oil
each Of the contracting parties shall have power
10 dispose Of their personal goods wIthin tIs
! jurisdiction Of the other, by testament. Sana'
ton, or otherwise, and their representatives.
being citizens or subjects Of the other party,
shall succeed TO their said personal goods,
whether by Testament; or db inteStdto, and may
lake possession thereof either by themselves
or by others acting for Them aud dispose OF the
same at will, paying such taxes, and dues on
" as the inhabitants of the eountry wherein the
said goods are. shall be subject 10 pay IN IKE
cases. And in case of the absence ei the rep
resentalves such care shall be taken of the
goods Of a native Of the same country IN Ike
case until the lawful owner may take measures
for receiving them. And II question shsuld
arise among several claimants as 10 winch oi
the n said goods belong, the same shall hnally
be decided by the laws aud judges oi the land
wherein the said goods arc. And where on the
death of sny person holding real estate within
/ the territories of one Of the contracting parties
such real estate woxld by the laws sf the land
descend on citizen or subject Of the ether
| party who by reason Of alienage may bo incap-
able Of holding it, he shall be allowed reason
able time to sell such real estate, aud to with
draw and export the proceeds without melesta-
ton and without, paying TO the prsht oi The re-
! spcctiye Governments any other dues taxes Or
charges than those 10 which the Inhabitants oi
the country wherein said real estate is situated
shall be suhec, 10 pay in like cases.
RI ART. XIX. The present treaty shall continue
r in tsrce for ten years couDtiu. from the day ol
the exchange OF the Publications. and If, twelvs
months before the expiration Of that period,
neither Of the high contracting parties shall
have auusunced to The ether by an official no
tifcatisn its intention to arrest the operation oi
the said treaty, it shall remain obligatory enc
year beyond that time, and 80 on, until tho az
plration OF tho twelve months which will fol
low similar notification, whatever is the time
at which il may take place.
/ ART. xx. The present treaty shall be ap-
proved aud ratified by tho President OF the
Usited States of Amer,cs, by and with the ad
wise and consent sf the Senate thereof and by
his Majesty the King Of Sardinia, and the rati
fcation shall he exchanged in the city of Wash
4 lngton within ten months from the date OF the
signature thereof or sooner IL possible.
la faith whereof the plenipotcnIiarlss OF The
contracting parties have signed tho present
treaty and thereto affixed their respective seals
Done at Genoa this Goth Of November 1888
| NATHANIEL NILES. l.. s..
| SOLAR De LA MARGUERITE. l.. s..
Circumstances ef peculiar nature, render
! ing il necessary for his Sardinan Majesty to
continue ior a ure dflsrdaniial duties 10 the
disadvantage Of foreign Gags, ON, grain, olive
oil, and wins imported directly from the Black
Sea, the ports OF the Adriatic, and those si the
Mediterranean, as far MS Trifulgar, notwmh-
standing the general provisions OF the articles
No. >, >, and OF the present treaty, II is dis
tiActly understood aud agreed by the high cen
tracing parties, that the United States shall
have full snd entire liberty 10 establish ceun-
te,vaillnc ditlcrenta dntirs on the same articles
imported from the same places to the disad'an-
tage Of the Sardlnian flag, in case the existing
OF any other dhierdentIal duties on the said ar
icles shall be continued in force, ts the dissd-
vantage Of the flag OF the United States Of A
msrca by his Sandman Majesty, beyond pc
/ rod OF four years counting from the day oil the
exchange oi the ratlIicaions OF the present urea
" and srpersle articles, but all couateryalhas Z
dlilordsnIlaI duties on the said articles shall
cease to be sxacted from the United States
Government shall have been iniermd officially y
cl the dscsntiuaaucs vi ditfereatiai duties on
the part OF his Sandman Majesty.
4 The present seperats artlcle shall have the
ans force aud value as II II ~ere inserted word
for word in tho treaty signed this day and shall
} be ratified in the same time.
In faith whereof, we the undersigned, by vlr-
. tus Of our tull powers. have sisned the present
, seperIto aruClo aud thereto affixed our rsspec.
tive seals.
5 Done al Genoa the 26ih November 1888.
- NATAANIhL NILES l.. 5.
. SOLAR DE LA MARGUERIrE. ST.
And, whereas, the said treaty, aud separate
D aulsle nave beeu daily ratified on both parts,
: and the respective ,auhsatisn OF the same wers
4 exchanged at Washington on the eighteenth
G day st March one thousand eight hundred aud
$ thrty-nins, by John Forsyth, Secretary O
e State OF the United States, aud Augusio d,
= Colobiano, Charge dAhairs of His Majes,,
G the King ei SARDINIA, OIL the part OF their 10
J. spcctvo Governments.
: Now. therefore, be II known that ], MAR
',tTlN VAN BUREN, President sf the Unite,
$ States Of America, have caused tbs said treat
and separate article TO be made public, to TIA
$ eud that the same, and every clause and ariieI
II thereof may be observed and fulfilled with goo
i faith by the United States. and citizens thereof