Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-05
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TREATIES.
,nlrIoNAL ARTICLE TO THE GonvhiSi ny Rr,
Wr,e THE SURRENDER OF CRiMtNH NJ ,,nI,
fu urES THE UNITED STATES AND FRANCE
~ lw~TuE srn OF NOVEMBER, lsi3. CONCLUDED
y.ser.Rr "a, ls45.
>, nc President Of the UnIed Sta.ss o' h"'e''e1
b. A PROCLAMATION.
r,.,eas an additional article 10 the ,o
surrender of criminals between the United states
ue r.ance Of the 9Th of November, lS43, was con
aha d and signed at Washington, by their respective
T.ninolsntiaries on the Gath day OF February iast
s,ch additional article, being in the English and
r.nch languages, Is, word for woro' Us ioho"S'
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.
- 80 .,ime Of robbery defining the same 10 De the fe-
IN and fvrcibe taking, from the person OF another,
Ed or money TO any value, by violence, or putting
Sio'uS sa,. and the crime Of burglary defining the
n ~ ,obr. breaking and entering by nieht into man
a house of another, with intent 10 commit felony;
TN corresponding crimes included under the Irenen
~ the words col quolfe crime. not being embraced
~ second article ofthe convention OF extraction
' m between the United States Of America and
.. IN rhe OH Of November ls43 Iii is agreed by
\, nresent article, between the high contracting par
'n hat persoas charged with those crimes shall DO
as,.e,yey delivered up, in conformity win 'ne n,s'
,rr OF the said convention; and the pieseh. a.i.'es
When ratified by the PARTIES shall constitute raa. IL
w. aid convention, and shall have the same iorce Us II
hal been originally inserted III the samo'
tn au Shereof the respective fenipotentiaries
ave signed the present article, In dup'ea'e' aho haso
s'.d thereto the seal Of their arms
Done ut NashihK'o"' ~ n TAIHOIjN n 4,
lsS. a. PAGEOT. Il. ST.
And whereas. the said additional article mas oeen
,,sd on ho,h patts, and the respective Iatlhca-
guy shs same were exchanged al the city Of fars,
m,hs eis, day OF June, A. j., ioao, ny MiiI.am ~
T;nr Envoy Extraordinary and Minls!e. III
M ee,ha limited States 10 France auo ~. TuLo', WI
ay .. W rorssn Affairs OF His Majesty the King OF Inc
vnch On fhe mart of their respective GoVelnnTmS ~
Nan, Ihsrsfore. be i, known, that |, JAMES n.
POLK President OF the United States OF a =,
e,u,rd the said additional article 10 be ma9e ,h
M md thai the same and every clause ana pai .ne,e
- may be observed aud fulfilled with good allh ny VIC
,'nmrd States and tho citizens thereof.
~ the seal of tho United States to be ahhxed
am non \, The Cny Of Washington the twenty fourth
Of July The yea, Q, our LORD , Ode ~ sSs
,is,h JAMES X. POLK.
Nv the President; e,,
CONVENTION WITH sAxoNY FOR THE MU.
TrAL ABOLITION OF THE DROlT D'AUBAlNE
AID TAXES ON EMIGRATION. CONCLUDED
lirH Mar, ls4o.
p, n. President of the Uniied States of America:
A PROCLAMATION.
,v,s,.as Convention between the United States Of
AMERICA and his Majesty the King Of SaIony was
concluded and signed at Berlin, by their respective
pienipo,enares, on the fourteenth aay OIL nay, one
ibolsand eight hundred and forty-hve, which Con-
yention being in the English and German languages,
H. word for word, as follows:
The United States of America, on the one part, ana
I Majesty the King OF Saxony, on the other part oe-
no equally desirous Of removing the restrictions which
rIsl in their territories upon the acquisition and trans
M property by their respective citizens and SUBJECTS
save agreed Ia enter negotiations for this purpose
For the atainme Of this desirable object, the Pie
drnt of the United States of America has conferred
mn powers on Henry Wheaton, their Envoy EStrao!ui-
nary and Minister Plenpotentiary at The Court OF His
vs.s,y the King of Prussia and his Majesty the King
of sarpny upon John De Mnckwtz, his Minister OF
safe Lieutenant General, Envoy Extraordinary ana
Minister Plenipoteniiary al the said Court wno aief
,v;np exchanged their said full pow ers, found In due
ana nroner form have agreed 10 the following articles
ARTICLE Livery kind of droit dauhaine, droit
de reale, and do. de de,faeon o. . o he
Two contracting parties, their Staes citizehs ana SUD-
.cts. respectively ,, -
hodipc real property within the territories oil one par
w such real property would, by the laws OF the land,
S.rpnd ON a citizen subject OF the other, were ne
mol disqualified by alienage, or where such real proper
~ has been devised BY last will aud testament 10 such
r,ti,rn or subject, he shall be allowed term of Two
y,ars from The death Of such person-which term may
be reasonably prolonged according 10 circumstances
10 sch the same and TO withdraw the proceeds there.
II without moestation, and exempt from all dulles oil
.ae,on ON part of the government OF the respec-
tive States. r.
h contracting parties shall have power TO dispose OF
their personal property within the States OF the olner,
by testament, donation, or othrrwse ana Their hes,
hing citizens or subjects Of the other contracting par
iy shall succeed their said personal property, whe
iyr hy testament alb ntestao and may take posses
sinn thereof either by themselves or by others acting
10, lh- and dispose Of The same al their pleasure,
payins such duties only the Inhabitants Of the coun-
y the said property lies shall be liable TO pay IN
like cases.
ARTICLE Iv-In case Of the absence Of the heirs,
hall he
real personal property as would be taken, IN IKE
case Of the property belonging TO the natives oil the
country, until the lawful owner or the person VINO mas
right 10 sell the same. according to article u, may
lake measures TO receive dispose oil the lnherahce
ARTICLE VII any dispute should arise between
The different claimants 10 the same inheritance, tnsy
hll he decided according to the laws and by the judg-
{. ii the country where The property Is situated
ARTICLE VIAL tho stipulations of the present
shall be obligatory In respect TO property al
Irty Inherited, DEVISED or bcqueathed, but not yet
uhataw tom the country where the same is situated
Al lhp signature Of this convention.
ARTICLE Widths convention shall he rained
b, m. President of the United States Of America, by
ana with The advice and consent OF their Senate, and
by d.. Majesty the King Of Saxony, ana Inc ratlhca-
lions shall he exchanged al Berlin wthn The term OF
eighteen months from the date of the signature, or soon
rr possible.
have signed the above articles, both IN German ana
English, and have thereto affixed their SEALS
pone trplicata in the city Of Berlin, on the l4th OF
Nav in The year Of our Lord thousand eight hun
bred and ortyhve, and the sixty-nntn OF the lnuo-
pendence of the United States Of America.
HENRY WHEATON, Il. s.)
MINCKWITZ, Il. ~
And, whereas the said Convention has been duly "a
.ird on both parts and the respective Publications of
The same were exchanged al Berlin, on the twelfth day
Of August one thousand eight hundred and forty SIX,
BY Andrew Donelson. Envoy Extraordinary and Mi
mister Penipotentiary Of the United States and charles
Count vitzthum de Eckstaedt, Charge Aares of His
Majesty The King of sa1ony, near the Government, of
Prussia on the part Of their respective Governments;
Now, therefore, be IL known, that l, JAMES X.
POLK President Of the United States Of America have
caused the said Convention to be made public TO The
end that the same and every clause and article thereof
may be observed and fulfilled with good iaith by the
United States and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof. have hereunto set my hand,
and caused the seal Of the United States to be affixed
Done al the City of Washington, this ninth day Of
September, In the year Of our Lord one thou
t,y,,) sand eight hundred and fory-siI, and of the
Independence Of the United States The seven
~ first. JAMES n. FOLh.
BY the President:
y. r. Tm,r, Acting Secretary of State
CONVENTION WITH NASSAU FOR THE MUTU-
Al ABOLITION OF THE DR0Ir D'AUBAlNE