Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-09-17
NO. Sd

Artichc K. It il agreed that The United
Suites and He British Majesty shall, upon
mutual acquisitions by them, or thsIr NJ nis-
ers, tHirHrs, or Anttorities, respectively
m de, deliver up 10 justice, all persons who,
being charged with tho crime Of murder, or
piracy or arson, or robbery or forgery, or the
6tteranre of forged papers, committed within
the jurisdiction of either, shall sock IN asy-
lun, or sf5ll be found, within the territories
Of the other provided, that This shall only
be done upon such evidence Of criInDnaljty as,
according to The laws Of the place where the
fugitive or person SO charged, shall be found,
would justify his apprehension and commit
mrnt for trial, if The critne or offence had there
been committed and the respective Judges
and magistrates Of The 1870 Governments shall
have power, jurisdiction, and authority, upon
compliant made under oath. to issue a war
rant Tor tho apprehension of the fugitive or
person 80 charged, that they may be brought
before such fIdges, or o'her magistrates, re-
speedway. 10 tie end that the evidence of
crlmIuaItty may be hes rd and considered and
If on such hearing, tho eyidsncs be deemed
sufficient to sustain The charge, it shall be the
duty Of the examining judge or magistrate, TO
certify the sams to the proper executive au-
thorjty, that d warrant may lssue for the sur
render Of such fugitive. The expense Of such
apprehension and delivery shall be borne and
betrayed BY the party who makes the rcquisI-
ton, and receives The fugitive.
Article XII The eighth articls of this trss-
" shall be Ii fnfes fnr five ynars frnm tho
day Of the ratification, and afterwards until
one or tho other party shall signify a wish 10
terminate it. The tenth article shall eontin-
NC in force until one or the other party shalt
signify lts wish TO terminate il, aud no longer.
Arhcle XII. The present treaty shall be
duly ratified, and the mutual exchange Of ra-
tiiicatjons shall take place in London, within
six months from the date hereof, or earlier if
possible.
In faith whereof. we III" respective Pleni-
po'entisrjes. have signed this treaty, and have
bereuuto affixed our sealr.
Done IN duplicate, at Washington, the
ninth day Of August, Ammo Domini, one thou
sand eight hundred and forty-two
AsHBuHros, {SEAL)
DANIEL WEBSTER, (SEAL)
The correspondence Ia upon the subjects--
LIST. OF the interference OF the Colonial AN
thorities Of the British West India Islands
with American vessels driven by stress Of
weather, or carried by violence, into The ports
of the colonies.
Cd. On the subject Of the CaroIine-and
3D. On The subject Of trnpressnsnt-but
except that Il sort Of apology, and plea Of ne
cessIty, 10 inade for the burning ot the Caro-
line, with an expression Of regard for the "a
credness Of our neutral rights IL nade-no-
thing il settled upon those points and tho
President is understood to declare in his mos
sage accompanying this treaty, that he does
not deem IT necessary to urge tho consldera.
ton III those matters further.
A Brussels journal, in giving an account
ola fire which occurred a few days ago in the
suburbs Of that city, says IA horse entirely
consumed made It's escape, utter horrible
cries. This reminds Us of Il story, how Old
and in what country we do not recollec', in
which it was related that an unfortunate ira
weller, after being perforated with ~lnnunsrabls
bullets by bandits, and thrown into a lime
kiln, where be vas burnt to a ciuder, had
strength and resolution enough to drag him
self to d neiehboring village, and loge an in