The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-24
LITTLE ROCK, TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER

Pany, corporation, or nsrut acting cn their hehal CT nndeF thsir authority in the pgFehase of any iicie of commerce lawfully imported account ef in reference to the national character of the ves- ae. whether t he of the one party of the other ia which sgeh sgtirle waS imported
 ARr. iv. Tho ancient aud haFhaFoRs right lo wrseks of ihs sea shall renaiR entirely abolished with respect to tae property belonging te the sub lscts eT citisess Of the high contracting psrtlcs
 When any vessel of either party shall be wrecked. stranded, or otherwise eanlag.d on the coasts or within the daanions oG tie oihcr; their respeei cit zens subjects sali receive. well for ih selves ss for tlser vesseIs and elects ie sae asis. tance wht would be due is shc inhabitanta of the eouatry where the accident happens.
 Tn y shalI he listse so pay the sane charges sud dues ef salvage tie said inlatan;s would bc it. hle io pay im like ease.
 if the epesaiienso of repair shalt rrqsIrc that tte whole ef any part Of the cargo be ualeaded, shry shat pay amTics of eRssosa, elafes. Or 1c-s. sn tue pari which ilisy shall reiesd and cary sway, sxcepl such as are nayac the like hy nation al vessels.
 It is nevertheless uaderstoad that if whilst the vessel k under repair, the eargo shail he unlade. and kept in place af depo 'e desiiaed so Eeeeive goods. the 'lsies which have net heea paid. the cargo shall be isbse to the charges aud fees lawfully due to the keepers of such warehouse.
 AHT. V The pfivfeSes ed hy ti,e present treaty to the respective vessels of tue gh csBtract ing parties siisl only extend 10 such 1s are built within their respective territories, or nwfaiy con
 emned as prizes sf war adIudged to be iorfeited for a breach of the muneipal las of either Of the high constructing parties. axd .c}enging wholly te thes suheeis or citizens. tt Is further stipulated thst vessels of the Grsad- Dnchy of Mecklsaburg- Schweria may select t'Ieir crew. frem any of the
 States the Getrnanic confederation provided tiiat the master Of each he subject ot the Grand Dachy of MeckIesbarg SchwcTln
 AsT. VI. No higher or other duties shall be im- posed the importation into the United Sisies of auy articles the growth, podaee, nsasniaetgTe of the {; rand -Duchy ef Meckicnburg- -Schwe In, of Is fisheries, and higher other duties sslal be imposed on the importation into the Gfapd- Ruchy of MeckisubuFs Schwerin O any articles lhe grnwth. produce. and manufacture of the United States d os their fisheries an or sh 'it be payable on the like articrs hehts ihe growth. produce. or mann facte oi any oihet foreign ceuniry er of its i's'e Ties.
 No bisher or oiher N&aiics and charges shalt be imposed in the UsiteJ StSies the exporta'ion of any articles 10 the Grand puchy of Neckienburg Sehwerin, or in Nice eklenburs- on ths eS. portativn cf any articles 10 tho cd States thah such as arc shall be payable he exportatien Of the like Aftici of any other foreigu ceantry.
 No prohibition shall bc imposed % the irnpor.a- ton or exportasion of any articles the gfowth pro duce. or manufacl of the Grs6d Dnf l,y of Meek Ieubarg s hwerin, oi It's hafies, of the nird states UT their fisheries the ports of said Grand. Dncly or of the sai Ugiied States, which shall not equally extend 10 all other powers and States.
 Asr Vii The high contracting parties engage mutually not to grant any particular favor to other nstioBs ia respect of nayigsii9p aud duties of GUS toms, hich sa pet immediately become common tp tue other pariy- who shell enjoy the same freely if t!,e concession freely made, allowing co;nprnsatien as near as posshlc, if the conces sion was conditional
 Aar VII In no order to aagineBt by all tht means iis he its stcws Ibe commercial relations between the United states and Germany, the Ginnd Duchy o! Meekleuburg Schwefin ssr cs, subject |. inc reservation in article eleventh to abolish th import duty on cotton and paddy, rice i1 in hssk The produce of the United Stsles; to levy higaer import duty upon leaves stems. strips 0 iohscco. iuiport'd in hog heads CT casks, than on ll,aler and two SC filings for one hundred pound Hamburg Agcight, {equal 10 seventy cents Unite' Stat curfeney and weight ts lay higiter i'm port dn ' upon rice imported in ticrces or lad iicrces than twenty five scaiiiings for hunre, pou,ids Hamburg weight, (cqual to thirty Scyei Eanl half cents UDitedSi rrucy and weight; to lay no higher ddty upon whale oil, ipportel Il casks birrels, thaa twelve and half schilliDg per hund'ed pounds Hamburg weight (rqual t eighteen and three quarters cents United States cur rency aRd weght.l
 The Grand Duchy of Meckienhurg- Schweri
 
 aforcmc niioned articles in their ,Incnt on th Berlin Hamburg railroad than two schillings pc hundred pounds Hamburg wesht, (equaI 10 thre | cents United States currency aud weigbt,) and | ,-vy 10 transit duty the above mentioned article when conveyed through the ports of the country l IL is undcfs' 'ood, howevei, ti,at nothing herei contained shall prohibit the icvying nf duty safii cIent for eoairp, which iu DO instance shalt excec on the two ticics imported duty free those o | transit oue schiing per hundred pounds Han,bur weight, (equ1i 10 one cent and hail United State currency and weight)
 l AEr. K. The high contracting parties grant { each ether the liberty of having each ip the ports the other, eonsuls, vice consuis commcEc!1 saesli I and vice commercial agents of their own appoint
 nent, who shall en,oy the same privileges and pow CTS as those of the nsOst favored pstiens hpt if | Of the said consUs shall carry trade. ihcy shi | be subjected to the sane laws and ussgcs 10 whir private indivduals oither n7tun subeetcdi in in ] same place
 l The consuj~. vice consu!s, commercial anI ,ics commercial ageul', sha have ihe rght,a> sach. sit us judges and arbi'rato in such differences may rise b tween the master4 aud crews of th vessel belonging 10 the nation whose interests ar committed 10 their charge without the interfere of the local authorities ualcss t.se conduct of il crews or of the captain should disturb the order Q tranquility of the country; tho sail eonHs. vie census. commereial ageni-, or Vice conm-rciJ agents shoBd require their assistance to c~use the
 decisions Io be carried i0to effect supported. It is, however, understood that lhis sprcirs ( Judgment or s hlraiiou slail nol deprive the con
 ieud ng parties of the right they have 10 rrsort q
 theirretirn, 10 lls JuiiciAl saihoy,y oi their ow I country.
 ! The said coHSGls Nsee constls, cemmnreitl agent ! and vice commercial agen,s are authorzed 10 Ts
 quire the assislnce af The lccIl authorities tor u
 search, arrest. aud Imprisonment ol t.ic dcsertel
 from the ships ofwSr and merchant vessels of tlie
 country. ur this purpose they shaii apply to
 competent banats Judg $, and officers, anj shal
 ill writing, demand sail oGserters. proving by tii exhibition of the registers of Inc the atpst rolis of the crews or by any other official decr
 meats. that such individuals formed part of Il, crcws aud un tiiis eiaiTi thu. sthstzBtiated. th ! surrender shall not be refused.
 Such deserIers, when arrested, shall b, placed ' ' i'e disposal of the said consuls vice consus com , me eial agents, or Tcc-commereill agents. and ms
 be confined n the pHoc prisons, d the request an cost oi these whe shall claim them, ia eFIer t9 sent to the vessels to which they belong, stcr ! of ihs same country. But if tot rent bsck with.
 three ,no;s from the day of their arrest, they sha