The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-08

If the operations of repair shall require that the
pay duties of CUSTOM charges or fees on the part
which they shall reload and carry away except such
are payable in the like case by national vessels.
1t is nevertheless understood that IT, whilst the
sci Is under repair, the cargo shall be unaden and
kept in place of deposit destined to receive goods
the duties which have not been paid the cargo shall
be liable to the charge, and fees lawfully due to the
keepers Of suoh warehouses
ART g. The privileges secured by the present treaty
to the respective vessels of the par
ties shall only extend to such built within their
respecuve teIrtores or lawfully condemned as prizes
municipal laws Of either Of the high contracting par
ties, and belonging wholly to their subjects citizens
1t further stipulated that vessels Of the Grand Duchy
of Meckenburg Schwerin may select their crews from
any of the States of the Germanc Confederation pro.
vided that the master Of each be subject Of the
Grand Duchy Of cklenburg- Schwerin.
ART 6.-No higher other duties shall be imposed
the importation into the United States of any arti-
cles the growth produce, manufacture ofthe Grand
Ducby Of Mecklenburg Schwerin Of its fisheries,
and no higher other duties shall be imposed the
Importation into the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-
Schwerin of any articles the growth produce and ma
nufacure Of the United States and Of their fisheries,
the growth produce or manufacture of apy other
foreign country or Of its fisheries.
No higher or other duties and charges shall be i'm
posed in the United States the expectation of any
articles to the Gran Duchy of Meckenburg Schwerin
or in Meckenburg Schwerin on the expectation ofany
articles to the United States, than such shall
be payable the expectation OF the like articles to
any other foreign country.
No prohibition shall be imposed the importation
expectation of any articles the growth produce
manufacture Of the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-
Schwern its fisheries or of the United States or
their fisheries from or ports of said Grand Duohy
or of the sad United States which shall not equally
extend to all other powers aud States.
ART. THE high contracting parties engage mu-
tually not to grant any particular favor to other
tions in respect of navigation and duties of customs
other party who shall enjoy the freely if the
cession was freely made allowing compensa-
ton as near as possible If the concession condi
ART. Sin order to augment by all the means at
ts pestowai the relations between the nj
ted States and Germany, the Grand Duchy of Neck
enburg Schwern agrees subject to the reservation in
article eleventh, to abolish the import duty cot
ton and paddy rice in the husk the produce of the
United States; to levy no higher import duty upon
leaves, stems or strips of tobacco, imported in hogs
heads casks than thaler and two schilngs for
one hundred pounds Hamburg weight equal to
ty cents United States currency and weight) to lay
higher import duty upon rice imported in terces or
half terces than twenty five schillings for hun
dred pounds Hamburger weight equal to thirty
and half cents United States currency and weight)
to lay no higher duty upon whale OIL imported in casks
or barrels than twelve and half schillings per hun
dred pounds Hamburg weight equal to eighteen and
three quarter cents United States currency and
weight)
The Grand Duchy of Meckle burg -Schwerin further
toned articles in their movement the Berlin
burg railroad than two schilpgs per hundred pounds
Hamburg weight equal to three cents United States
currency and weightl and to levy no transit duty
the above mentioned articles when conveyed through
the ports of the country.
1t Is understood, however, that nothing herein con-
tanned shall prohibit the levyny of duty sufficient
for control which in instance shall exceed on the
two articles imported duty Free or those on transit
on sching per hundred pounds Hamburger weight,
equal to one cent and half United States currency
Arr e-The high contracting parties grant to
each other the liberty of having each in the ports
the other consuls, vice consuls commercial agents,
and vice commercial agents of their appointment
who shall enjoy the same privileges and powers as
those of the most favored natons but If any of the
jeced to the laws and usages to which private
individuals Of their nation are subjected in the same
place.
The consuls, vice censuls, commercial, and vice
commercial agents shall have the right SUCH to sit
as judges and arbitrators in such differences may
arise between the masters and crews of the vessels
longing to the nation whose interests are committed
to their charge without the interference of the local
authorities ness the conduct of the crews or of the
captai should disturb the order tranquility of the
ecuntry; the said consuls vice consuls commercial
agents. vice commercial agents should require their
assistance to cause their decisions to be carried into
| effect supported.
1t is however, understood, that this species Of judg
ment arbitration shall not deprive the contending
parties of the right they have to resort their
turn. to the judicial authority Of their country
The said consuls, vice consuls, commercial agents.
and commercial agents. are authorised to require
the assistance of the local authorities for the search
arrest and imprisonment of the deserters from the
ships Of war and merchant vessels of their country
For this they shall apply to the competent tr
bunas, judges and officers, and SHALL in writing de-
mand said proving by the exhibition of the
registers of the vessels the rolls Of the crews
or by any other official documents, that such indvi
duals formed part of the crews and this claim be-
fused
Such deserters when arrested shall be placed at the
disposal OF the said consus vice conaus commercial
agents Vice gents, and may be confined
in the public prton at the request and cost of those
who shall claim them in order to be sent to the vessels
to which they belong to others of the country
But not sent baok within three months from the day
Of their arrest they shall be set At liberty and shall
the deserter shall be found to have committed any
crime offence, ais surrender may be delayed until
the tribunal before which his case shall be pend ng
shall have pronounced It's sentence and such sentence
shall have been carried into effect.
contracting parties shall be permitted TO soJourn ana
reside in all parts whatsoever Of the said territories In
order to attend to their affairs, and also to hire and
commerce, provided they submit to the laws well
general special relative to the right of residing AMI
Whilst they conform to the laws and regulations in
force they shall be at liberty to manage, themselves
jurisdiction of each party well respect to the
signment and sale of their goods by wholesale or
tail, with respect to the loading, unloading, and
sending of their ships or to employ such agents and
brokers as they may deem proper they being in all
these to be treated the citizens subjects of
the country in which they reside being nevertheless
understood that they shall remain subject to the said
laws and regulations also in respect to sales by whole
They shall have free access to the tribunals Of JUS
tce in tier litigous affairs the same terms which
are granted by the law and usage Of country to ma
tive citizens subjects for which purpose they may
employ In defence Of their rights such advocates at
torneys and other agents as they may judge proper
Inc citlzens OF suoJect6 OF eacn party snal nave
power to dispose of their personal property within the
Jurisdiction of the other by SALE donation testament
or otherwise.
Their personal representatives, being citizens or
subjects Of the other contracting party shall succeed
to their said personal property whether by testament
or ob ntestofo. They may take possession thereof,
either by themselves by others acting for them at
their will, and dispose of the same paying such duty
only as the inhabitants of the country wherein the
said pertona property Is situated shall be subject to
pay in like cases In case Of the absence OF the per-
sonal the shall be taken of
the said property would be taken Of property of
native in like case, until the lawful owner may take
measures for receiving IL.
fany question should arise among several claimants
to which Of them the said property belongs the same
shall be finally decided by the laws judges Of the
country wherein It Is situated.
Where on the decease of any person holding real
estate within the territories Of party such real
tate would. by the laws of the land, descend on