Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-28

/ 'lhVs, unless the conduct Ol the crews, of IA,
c'pa ms, should d,furt the order or the TRANQUILITY
or offend the laws Of the country; or the nd con
su s. vcc.eonsgls or commerciai agents should re-
qulre their assistance TO their decisions TO b
! earned iuIo ou CT OF supported.
IL i, however, understood that tins species o
Judgment, or a, bua,,on, shall not deprive the con
tending parties Of The RICH; they have to resort OF
ue'r return to the judicial authorizes OF tho
/ country.
ARrrcLENI
! The said eonsuls, vice consus and commercii
escn,s, are authorized To require the assistance 81
'hr local authorizes for the search arrest detention
anu ''prisonmen ut the dessIteIs from the ships u
war aud merchant vessels OF their country.
For thus purpose they shall apply to the compe-
tent tribunals, judges, and officers, and shall, in
writing, demand the sand deserters, proving by tho
eAhoon OF the registers OF the vessel, the rolls Of
the crews, or Ivy any o;her official document tha,
snch individuals formed part Of the crews; and,
TINS reclamation being ihus substantaeJ, the sur
render shall I've made without delay.
Such ueSciiers, when arrested, shall be placed al
The disposal OF the said congus, vice-eonsuis, or
commercial agents, and mag be confined in the pub
nc prisons, at tho rrqulst and cost of those who
snail claim them, IN order be detained until the
tnc when they shall be restored to TIE vessels to
which they belonged, sent back to their own
country, by ves.e OF the same nation, or any
oiher vessel whatsoever. But. II not sent back
within iour months from the day of their arrest
they snail be set at liberty, and shall be again
arrested Tor the same cause. However, If the de-
ser1cr snail he found Ia have committed any crime
of offence, the surrender may be delayed until the
triOun,, before which his case shall he pending
shall have pronounced it, sentence, and such sen.
ttnce shs!, have been carried into effect
ARTICLE XII.
The citizens ana subjects OF each Of the high
contracting parties shalt have power to disyose OF
their persona, goods within the jurisdiction Of the
Other, by testament, donation, or otherwise; and
thor representatives shalt succeed TO their said per.
soral good, whether By testament CD infes:aio
ana may take possession thereof, either by them
selves, 90 ~ Others acting Tor them, and dispose of
the same, al w paying TO the profit OF the Tespec.
tive Governments such dues only a. the inhabitants
of the country, wherein the said goods are shall be
subject to pay in Ike cases
And where, on The death Of any person holding
real estate " Thin the territories OF Of the hugh
contracting parties, such real estate would, by the
laws at the land, descend citizen subject ct
the other party, VINO, 10y Of alienas- may bc
ncn aoe Of holding It, he shall be allowed the time
nxed 10y the laws Oi the country; and, ia case the
laws OF the country actually IN force may not have
hNcu any such time, he then shall be allowed a lea
sonaOe time 10 sell, or o hCrwisc dispose Of such
rcl estate, aud to withdraw and export the proceeds
without mot sIauun, and without paying TO the pro-
hi Of the Icspec i've Governments any other dues
than those 10 which the inhabitants of the country
wherein rca. estate situated, shall oe subject
TO Jay IN Ike cases.
ARTICLE XIII.
II either party shall hereafter, grant TO any other
nation any particular favor in npv cation or COM
other party, freely, where freely granted such
other ull'uU, yielding the same compensation,
Or ca equivalents guam Prorinis, where the grant is
conditional.
ARTICLE XIV.
The United States OF America and her Most
Faithful Majesty, desiring TO make as durable "a
circumstances viii permit, The relations which to
b. established between the two parties by virtue OF
this treaty general convention Of reciprocal lIher
~ of commerce and navigation, nave declared So
emniy, aud do agree TO the following points:
LIST. fac present treaty shall be in force for six
years from the date hereof, and further until the end
OF year after either Of the contracting parties
shall have given notice to the other, Of us intention
TO terminate the each OF the contracting par
ties rose.Yng TO itself the right of giving such notice
to the other, at any time after the expiration OF the
said term o. six years; and Il is hereby agreed be-
tween them that, the expiration OF year after
such notice shall have been received by eIlhG. iom
the other party, tins treaty sha.! altogether
and terminate.
,. Ii any more OF the citizens or subjects
Of either party snail infringe any of the articles Of
this treaty, sJch citizen subject shall be held per-
sOnaiy responsible Tor the same; aud the harmony
and good correspondence between the Two nations |
shall NOT uc interrupted hcrenyi each party engag-
Ing .n 40 Wy u project the offender, or sanctIO
such W. alton.
81. Il, (which, indeed, cauno; be cxpected,l I'M
iortun4tar, nuy Of the articles contained IN the pre-
sen, treaty sH-! be violated or int:!ngsd, IN any
way Whatever .s expressly stipulated, hat neither
acts Ct Tcrisa nor declare war saIUsi the other,
on complaints o! injuries or dImJgeS, uat. the
sn!d pIGy, considering se.i offended, shall hrsi
have presented 10 tue utuCsa statement OF such ~
IuGiss or damages, verified 10y competent proof, and
demanded justice aud satisfaction, and the same
snail nave been either refused or unreasonaDly de
llyej.
4'n. The pre5en, treaty shall bo approved and
ratified by tie President OF the United States OF
Amsr!cl, oy and with the advice and consent of the
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h NassY, with the previous consent OF he Gene
raj Cores OF the nation, and the notifications shall
be exchanged, IN the City Of Washington within
ght months fon the date { ereoi, or sooner, ii
possible
Ia witness whereof, the respective plenipotentia.
ries nave signed the same. ard have affixed thereto
tie seals 81 their arms.
Done IN triPIicate, in the City Of Lisbon. the
twenty sixth day Of August, in the year of our
Lord Uie thousand eight hundred and forty.
EDWARD KAVANAGH, IL.s1
And whereas the said treaty mas been duly rati-
he'd both parts, and the respective ratfctiiOns OF
The same were exchanged at the Guy Of Washing.
ton or the 'wsGty- Third day Of AprI, one thousand
eight hundred and forty one by Daniel Webster,
Seci,t,Tv Of State oftLe Y. Siaes and the Comman-
der joaquin Cesar dc tis1uIerle Moao, OF Her
NUs, Faithful Aiuj.s'y's Council, Knight Commdn-
der Ut the Oder u Chns, ana Minister Resident Of
her sad Majesty, meas the Government Of the
United states, on The part Of Their respective Gov
e.nn'H'g.
Now, therefore, be j, known, that J., JoHS TYLER,
President at the United States Of America, have
caused the sIi treaty to be made public, the end
that the same aud every clause and article thereof
may he observed and fulfilled wiki good faith by the
United Sa;gs oad the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof ! nave herCuntO set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to
he afiix q. Done at the City OF W0sh-
H.. SCI iugt0G the twenty fourth day OF April IN
the year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and forty one, and Of the indie
peGJeuce Of the United States Ifc sixty.
hUn.
BY the President: JOHN TYLER.
DANIEL Webster, Secretary Of State.
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Correspondence ofthe Charleston Courier
WAsHIEGTOE, Oct. p.
The President has left tic city for NohoE,