The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-06

ARTICLE H.
The preceding article is not applicable to the coastng
trade and navigation OF the high contracting parties,
which are respectively reserved by each exclusively to
ITS own subjects or citizens.
ARTICLE iii.
No priority or preference shall be given by either of
the contracting pares nor by any company, corporation
agent acting on their behalf or under their authority
IN the purchase Of any article of commerce lawfully i'm
ported on account OF, in reference to- the national
character OF the vessel whether be of the party or
OF the other In which such article imported
ARTICLE w.
The ancient and barbarous right to wrecks of the sea
shall remain entirely abolished with respect the prop
ery belonging TO the subjects citizens of the high
tracing parties.
When. any vessel of either party shall be wrecked
stranded otherwise damaged on the coasts or within
the dominens of the other their respective czens or
subjects shall receive well for themselves as for their
vessels and effects the same assistance which would be
due to the inhabitants OF the country where the accident
h'RRY Ssv shall be liable to nav the sam. and
OF salvage as the said inhabitants would be liable pay
in a like case.
Ii the operations of repair shall require that the whole
or any part OF the cargo be unoaded they shall pay
duties OF custom charges or fees the part which they
shall reload and carry away except such payable
in the like case by national vessels.
II is nevertheless understood that it, whilst the vessel
is under repair the cargo shall be unaden and kept in
place of depose destined to receive goods the duties on
which have not been paid, the cargo shall be liable 10
the charges and fees lawfully due the keepers of such
ARTIcLEV
The privileges secured by the present treaty to the re-
spectve vessels OF the contracting parties shall only
extend to such are built within their respective terri
tories, or lawfully condemned prizes of war, or adj
judged to be forfeited for breach of the municipal laws
OF either of the high contracting parties and belonging
wholly 10 their subjects citizens 1t is further stipu.
lated that vessels of the Grand Duchy of Mecklenbug-
Sthwenn may select their from any of the States
OF the Germanic Confederation provided that the master
OF each be subject OF the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg
Schwern.
ARTICLE VI
No higher or other duties shall be imposed on the i'm
portahon into the United States of any articles the
growth produce, manufacture of the Grand Duchy of
neckenburg Schwern, of its fisheries and no higher or
other duties shall be imposed on the importation into the
Grand Duchy OF Meckenbug -Schwerin of any arti-
ces the CROWN produce, and manufacture of the United
States ana OF their hsheres than shall be payable
on the Ee articles beng the growth, produce or manu-
1actdre OF any other foreign country of its fisheries
No higher or other duties and charges shall he mnosed
in the United States the expectation of anv articles
TO the Grand .Duchy of Mecklenburg. Schwerin or in
Mecklenburg Schwerln the expectation of any art
ces to the United States than such as are or sh 10
able the expectation of the like articles to anv dtbs
foreign country. ~
No prohibition shall be imposed on the importation Or
expectation of any articles the growth produce or
facture of the Grand Duchy OF Meckenburg Schwerin
Of its fisheries of the United States or their fisheries
from the ports of said Grand Duchy or OF the said
United States, which shall not equally extend to all other
powers and States.