The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

consumption ; Il being understood that q case Of any
legal claim upon such wreck. goods, nsrchsnd,e,
the shall be referred for decision to the compstSnt
tribunals of the country.
Art X The merchant vessels Of each of the two hirh
contracting parties which may be forced by stress Of
weather or other cause into one OF the ports Of the other
shall be exempt from all duty of port navigation paid
for the benefit of the State fthe motives which led TO
take refuge be real and evident and operation of
commerce be done by loading or unloading merchan.
disc well understood however, that the loading or
unloading, which may regard the subsistence OF the
necessary for the PREPARATION of the vessel shall
not De considered oPe ations Of commerce. which lead
to the Of duties. and that the said vessels do
stay IN port beyond the time necessary keeping in view
the cause which led to- taking refuge.
Art XII 70 carry always more fully into effect the
that every difference Of duty, whether Of De len DER
cent or other established in the respective states 10
the prejudice Of the navigation and commerce Of those
nations which have not treaties of commerce and nav
CATION with them, shall and remain abolished in
conformity to the principle established in the first article
soil and industry Of the Kingdom Of he Two siclss'
which therefrom shall be imported into he United
ss o. america whether IN vessels Of the one or the
imported into the Kingdom of the Two sicies in YES
sells OF both countries
soil and industry Of the two countries their intro
duction into the ports Of the other shall b subject
Ike nroSncn .1Vse which shall be imposed on
red and white wines Of the Kingdom Of the Two siciss
Of every kind including those Of Marsaa which may
b imported directly into the United States of America
whether in vessels of the the other country shall
not pay higher greater duties than those of the red
like manner the cottons Of the United States Of America
which may be imported directly into the Kingdom Of
the Two scies whether in vessels Of the other
nation shall not pay higher greater duties than the
cottons OF Egypt Bengal or those Of the most favored
AIT XII. The present treaty. shall be in fore. from
this day. and for the term Of years. and further until
the end of twelve months after either of the high con.
tracing parties shall have given notice to the other Of
contracting parties reserving to itself the right Of giving
such notice at the end Of the said Of ten years or
AR XIII. The present treaty shall DO approved and
ratified by the President Of the United States Of Amer
the said States and by his Majesty the kim Of the
Kingdom of the Two sicos and the ratification shall
be exchanged at Naples at the expiration of six months
from the date OF Its signature or sooner, possible
In witness whereof the respective
have signed the same and have affixed thereto the seals
Done Naples the first of December in the year IN.
thousand eight hundred and forty.fve.
WILLIAM n. Polk, fL.s1
GIusrINo FoRruNAro, r.. 81
PRlNcPE pi CoMirrNI, Isl
ANTONIO SPiNELLI, fLsi
And whereas the said Treaty has been duly ratified on
both parts and the respective notifications Of the same
were exchanged at Naples the first day Of June one
CSsrr. OF hs ana n aI,. WILLIAM Polk
fOrtusao. Knight Grand Cross Of the ROYAL Military
Con,antnan Order Of st George and Of Francis the
Minister Secretary of State Of his said Maiesty Mi.
chsel Gravina and Requesenz Prince Of Comni knight
Grand Cross Of theRoy Order Francis the LIST Gentle.
man Oh me Cnamoer IN watng and Minister Secretary
Of state OF his said Maestv and d. Antonio Spinelli Of
Scaea Commander OF tue Royal Order of Francis the st
Gentleman of the Chamber Of his said Majesty member
OF the General Consnlta and General Of
the Archives Of the Kingdom the part OF their respect
i've governments
Now, therefore, be 1t kno that I, JAMES X. Polk
President OF the United State OF America have caused
the said Treaty to be made public to the end that the
same and every clause and article thereof may be vb.
served and fulfilled with good faith by the United States
and the citizens thereof In witness whereof have
hereunto set hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this twenty fourth day
OF July, in the year Of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and forty.six, and of the Independence OF
L. 81 the United States the seventy first.
JAMES X. POLK.
By the President:
JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary Of State.