The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-24
DECLARATION OF ACCESSION Of the Grand Darhy of Ne:hle1blrs-Nhwsrin 10 the Treaty with Hanover Of lgll Jnas, lSi6. Concluded December ?. lS ;.

By the President of the Uaitcd statcs O.
 America---A Proclamation. Where's the Grand Duke of Mcckicubarg- -Schwe-
 rin, under the authority of tc twelfth article Of
 the treaty Of eoinmerc. apd n1vigaIiOn between
 tie United States of America and the king of
 Hanover, bearing date the 10th of June, one thou
 sand eight hundred and forty six, has become
 party 10 the said treaty, with certain modi!ica7
 tiens, by virturc of declsrati n of accession
 the same, which sigDcd and dHly exchanged
 at Schwern on the ninth day of Deccmbe-, one
 thousand eight hundred aud forty between
 A. Dudley Mann. special az ut of the United
 States, aud L de Luizow, President of the Privy
 Council and first Minister of his Royal tiighness
 the Grand Duke of Meckienburg-Schwerin, on
 the part of thcir respective government; witch declaration Is, word for word, as follows: EXCLAMATION.
 Whereas treats cf eepmerce and navi sation be- tween the United States of America and hts Macs ty the King of Hanover concluded at Hanover on the 10th day of June, one thousand eight hun dred ana forty by the pienipoieaiiares of the contracting parties, and subsequently, duly Tsi- fled on the part of both governments: And whereas, by th' terms Of tte tweIhh article of the same, the United States agree to extend ali the advantages and privileges contained in the stipa iltons oi the said treaty to more of the other States of tbe Gefnauic confederation which may wish 10 accede 10 them by mems 0i sn osicill ex-
 
 States shall confer similar fayors upon the United States to those conferred by Inc kingdom of Han over, and observe and be sH5.ect to the same ditions, siipalations, aud obligations.
 And whereas the government of his Royal High uess ihe Grand Duke of Meekl 'nburg Sehwerin has s5hied is desire to aceede 10 the raid treaty and to all the stpuations and provisions therein contained, as far the are CT may ae aPplica bic to the two counties. and to become party thereto and has expressed its readiness to confer similar ayors upon the United States equiva- lent in ali respects 10 those conferred by the king dom of Hanover:
 And whereas the government Of the Grand Duchy of Meckienburg Sehwelin, ia it's anxiety to avoid the possibility of niisconception hereafter of the nature and extent O, the iavors differing sentiay from those of Hanover whieh it conse nts 10 bestow upon Inc United States. well for it's faithful observance of ell the provisions of the said treaty, wishes ,he s,pulaiicns, conditions, and obligations imposed Hpon il, and also thosA which rest upon the United Sta'es, explicitly stated word for word, in the English aud German Ian uagrs contained in the following articles:
 AHr. |. The high cotracl;ng parties agree thst whatever kind of produce, manufacture, or mer chandise of any foreign country eau b., from time 10 time, iawfafy imported into the United S'ates ia their own vessels, may also be imported In the vessels Of the Grand-Drcby of Mecklenburg- -Schwe- rin, and no higher or other duties upon the tonnage or cargo Of the vessel shall bc levied or collected whethcr the importation be made in vess l of the United States or In d vessel of Meckleuburg Sehw rim.
 And in Ike Mapner, whatever k4na of produce, manufacture, or merchandise of any for.,gn eoun- trv be- from time time. lawluy imported utc the Grand Duchy of Meeklenburg- -schwern. in i,s vessels, may also be imported in vessels of the United States. and 10 higher or ether duties upou the tonnage cargo of the vessel shall b. levied or collected. whether the importation be Eade in yes sells of the party or the other. Whatever may bs iawfslly exported or re-exper- ted by ere party in its own vessels to any foreign country, may in like manner be exported or re-ex- ported ia the vessels of the other. And ths same duties, boanties. and drawbacks shall be collected and allowed, whether such exPcrtation or Feexpor- iation be mads in vessels pf ihs one party or the other.
 Nor shall higher or other charges of any kiad bs imposed In the ports q party vessels of the other, than shall bs payable in the same peEs' by national vessels.
 ARr. II. The preceding article is not aPplicaels to the coasiing trads and navigation ef the high contracting parties. winch respectively reserved by sash exclusively 10 iis subjects or cltEens Asr- III No priority or preference shsii ee gsver by either of the contracting Psrtes nor ey any com