The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-27

kind Of produce manufacture, or merenandss OF
imported into the kingdom OF Hanover In It's own YES
ss also be imported N vessels 81 tne United states
of shall be levied collected whether the i'm
poraton be made in vessels Of the one party or the
ether
Whatever may lawfully exported re-exported by
party in vessels any foreign country may
in like be exported reexported in the vessels
the other And the same duties, bountes and draw
backs shall be collected and allowed, whether such
poraton or rexportation be made in vessels of the
party or the other.
Nor shall higher or other charges of any kind inn
posed In the ports of the party vessels of
other than are or shall be payable in the ports by
national vessels.
Aud further it is agreed that no higher or ether toll
sh be levied or collected at Brunshausen stade
tue RIVER D upon the tonnage cargoes of vessels of
the United states than levied and collected upon
tonnage and cargoes of OF kingdom OF ano
ve aud the vessels of the United shall subject
ed charges detention Or other Inconvenience by
tue tianoverian authorities in passing the above
toned place from which vessels Of the kingdom Of Hano
yer are shall be exempt
ARTICLE The preceding article is not applicable to
the coasting trade and navigation of the high contract
Ing parties which respectively reserved by each en-
ciaslvely 10 its own subjects or citizens.
Article 3 No priority preference shall be gwen
by either of the contracting parties nor by any com
pany, corporation agent, acting on their behalf or
commerce lawfully imported account OF or in refer
national character Of the vessel whether It
be of the other in which such article
was imported
ARTICLE a. The ancient and barbarous right to wrecks
Of the sea shall remain entirely abolished with respect
property belonging to the subjects citizens Of the
high contracting parties.
When nny vessel of either party shall be wrecked
stranded or otherwise damaged on the coasts or within
dominons of the other their respective citizens
subjects shall receive as well for themselves ma for their
vessels and effects the assistance which would be
due the inhabitants Of the country where the accident
happens
Of salvage the said inhabitants would be liable pay
in like case.
any part OF the cargo be unloaded they shall pay
duties of custom charges fees the part which they
shall reload and carry away except such payable
in the like case by national vessels.
1t is nevertheless understood that IT, whilst the ves-
sci Is under repair, the shall be unladen and kept
In place OF deposits destined to receive goods
ties on which have not been paid, the cargo shall be
liable to the charges and fees lawfully due to the keepers
Article The privileges secured by the present
ty to the respective vessels of the high contracting
ties shall only extend to such built within their
respective territories lawfully condemned prize
adjudged to be forfeited for breach the
nicpa laws Of either of the high contracting parties
belonging wholly to their subjects or citizens.
1t is further stipulated that tho vessels Of the kingdom
ofHanover may their from any States
of the Germanc Confederation, provided that the
Article s. No higher or other duties shall be imposed
the importation into the United States of any arti-
ces the growth, produce manufacture of the kingdom
of Hanover, of its fisheries; and higher other
duties shall be imposed the importation into the
kingdom of Hanover articles the growth produce
and manufacture of the United States and of their fish
cries than are or shall be payable on the like articles
being the growth produce manufacture Of any
foreign country, or of its fisheries.
No higher other duties and charges shall be imposed
the United States the expectation of articles
the kingdom Of Hanover, or in Hanover the expora
tion OF articles to the United States than such
shall be payable the expectation Of the like
tices to any other foreign country.
No prohibition shall be imposed the importation or
expectation OF any articles the growth produce
ufacture of the Kingdom OF Hanover Of its fisheries
of the United States their fisheries from the
ports Of said kingdom of the said United States
which shall not equally extend TO all other powers and
States.
Article The high contracting parties engage mutu-
ally not to grant any particular favor other
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not immediately become common to the other party;
who shall enjoy the same freely if the concession
freely made, or ON allowing compensation,
possible if the concession was conditional
sArticle 8. In order TO augment, by all the ut
It's Destowa the commercial relations between the Uni
ted states aud Germany the kingdom Hanover here
by agrees TO abolish the import duty cotton and
also to abolish the existing duties upon leaves
stems and strips of tobacco, in hogsheads or casks raw
cotton In bales bags whale oil i'll casks barrels
rice in tierces or half terces
And further, the kingdom Of Hanover oblgates itself
to levy tolls the Agreement articles
which destined for landed in ports places
within its territory the Weser; and it moreover
agrees that If the bordering upon said river shall
consent at any time however abolish the duties
which they levy and collect upon said articles destined
for ports other places within the territory
the Kingdom OF Hanover will readily abolish the weser
tolls upon the same articles destined for ports and places
in such states
1t being understood however that The aforesaid slip
ulatious saal not be deemed prohibit the levyug
upon the said articles, tax sufficient for defrayng the
expense OF maintaining the regulation respecting transit
goods But Ia no case shall SUCH tax exceed eight pn
nings HanOve1ian currency 1.-TWO cents United States
currency Tor one hundred pounds tanoverian weight
(one nuadred and four pounds I nted States weght)
ARTICLE j.-fhe high contracting parties grant to
each other the borty OF having ports the
other consuis vceconsuls commercial agents and
commercial agents OF their appointment who shall
enjoy she PR eges and powers the most
favored uatonsi but If any of the shall
carry trade, they shall be subjected same laws
and usages to which private individuals of their nation
subjected in the place.
The consuis, vice-consuls commercial and vice COM
narcia agents, shall have the right such,
judges and arbitrators IN such differences may arise
between the masters and of the belonging
to the whose interests committed to their
charge. without the Interference the authorities,
unless the conduct of the of the captain should
disturb the order tranquility Of the country
said consus vceconsuls, commercial agents vice
commercial agents should require their assistance to
cause their decisions to be carried into effect sup
ported
1t IT, however understood that this species of judg-
mont arbitration shall not deprive the contending
parties of the right they have to their return
to the judicial authority Of their country.
The said consus vceconsuls, commercial agents and
vice commercial agents authorized require the
of the local authorities the search arrest
and Imprisonment of the deserters from the ships-o
war ard merchant vessels Of their country
For this purpose they shalt apply to the competent
ing demand said deserters proving by the exhibition of
the registers of the vessels the crews
by any other official documents that such indivdu-
ais formed part OF the and this claim being
thus substantated the surrender shall not be refused
Such deserters when arrested, shall be placed at the
disposal Of the said consuls vceconsuls, commercial
agents vicecommercia agents, and may be confined
public prisons, Mt the request and cost of those
to which they belong others Of the country
But II not sent back within three months from the day
their they shall be set at liberty and shall
be again arrested for the However If the
deserter shall be found to have committed any crime
offence his surrender may be delayed until the tribunal
before which his shall be pending shall have pro-
nounced its sentence and such sentence shall have been
carried into effect
ARTICLE 10, The subjects and citizens of the high
contracting parties shall be permitted to sojourn and
reside In all parts whatsoever Of the said territories in
order to attend to their affairs and also TO hire and
houses and warehouses; the o their
provided they submit to the laws well &C.
neral special relative to the right Of residing and
trading.
Whilst they conform TO the laws and regulations in
force, they shall be at liberty to manage themselves
their business In all the territories subject to the
jurisdiction Of each party, well in respect to the
sgnmen and sale of their goods by wholesale retail