The New York herald., 1850-03-01
TREATY WITH TRIA.
ny the Prosiasnt or the United states OF
America.

ny the President or tine United states of
America.
A PROCLAMATION
Whereas, convention for the extension Of certain
stipulations contained in the treaty OF commeroe ana
navigation OF 2Tth August, lS29 between the United
States Of America and hts majesty the Emperor OF
sth day Of May is4s which convention being in the
English and German languages, is word Tor WORD rs
Convention for the extension of certain stpulstions
contained in the tresty OF commsrce and Of
27th August 1872 between the United States of Ans
1tcs and his majesty the Emperor OF Austria
The United States Of Amsrics. and his majesty the
Emperor Of Austria having agreed to extend to ell de-
or charges which was secured the goods Of
their respective citizens and subjects BY the eleventh
whch Va. between the parties on the 9th
OF August 1922 and also for the purpose Of increasing
the granted to their respective consus BY the
tion, have named for this purpose their respective
plenipotsntaries namely the President Of the United
buchanan Secretary Of State Of the United States,
and his majesty the Emperor Of Austria. upon his
Hulssnann; who, after having exchanged their said
full powers found in due and proper FORM have agreed
60 and signed the following articles
Art. 1.-The citizens subjects Of each Of the con-
personal property within the States Of the other by
legtess and doness being ctisens or subjects Of the
other contracting party shall succeed to their said per-
by themseivs or BY others acting fer them and dis
pose Of the same at their pleasure paying duties
property lies shall be liable to pay in like cases
Art. M.-where, on the death Of any person holding
real property or property not within ths ter
xtores Of party such real property would by the
laws ct the land descend on citizen or subject OF the
other he not disqualified by the laws OF the
or subject shall be allowed term Of two years t. sell
the same which term may be reasonably prolonged
eseds thereof without moiestation and exempt from
any other charges than those which may bs imposed in
like sasss upon the inhabitants Of the country from
which such proceeds may be Withdrawn.
Art. Sln Of the absence Of the heirs the same
care shall be taken provision ally Of such reel per-
perty belonging the natives of the country until the
lawful owner or the person who has right to sell the
ceive or disposs ofths inheritspcs.
Art. The high contracting parties grant to each
ether the liberty OF having each in the ports OF the
vice. commercial agents, Of tbetl own appointment,
Who shall enjoy the same privilsgss ana powers as
said consus shall carry trade, they shall bs sub
jeced to the laws and ussges to witch private in
dividuas Of their nation are subjected In the ssme
place
The said consuls vice con.ul., commercial sad Woe
judges aud srbtrstors In such differences may
are between the masters and Of the vessels be-
longing to the nation, whose interests committed
TO their charge without the nterfre OF the local
authorties unless the conduct Of the Of the
captain should disturb the order tranquility of the
country; or the said copsuls viceconsuis commsrcal
sgents vice commercial agents. should equre their
ashtance In executing or supporting their own deci
sna not oepriye tne contendng parties OF the rgnt
they have to resort, their return to the judicial
Annnofity ef tneir own country
The raid consuls, vice -cousuis, commercial agents
and mercial agents, are authorized to require
the assistance Of the local authorities for the search
Arrest sIa imprisonment OF tne dssertsrs rom the
ror tn.s purPoee ,ney snAn Apply iu Wriung 20 tne
na saiu oseer.ers proung oy tne enniotoR OF tne
Iss'e,s Vi sho 'esssls me ms,e. .ons o tne ctsws
~ " sny osner oInoisl oocumenls, .nse sucn inoIv
duas form legally part OF the crews ana on such
csm penny suoS'snatso, t"e SURRENDER snail not Do
disposal Of the said consus vice consus commercial
fined In the public prisons at the request and
those who shall claim them in order to be sent to the
vessels TO which they belong others OF the same
country. But II not seat back within three months
from the day o their arrest they shall be set at liberty
and shall not be again arrested for the same cause III
however the dssersr shall be found to have committed
any crime or offence requirpR trial his surrender Az
be delayed until the tribunal before which his case
shall be pending shall have pronounced its senteuce
and such sentence shall have carried into effect
Art. 5-rhe present treaty shall continue In force
for two years counting from day Of the exchaugs
Of its sthcatons; and H. twelve months before the
expiration that period neither Of the high contract
ing parties shall have announced. by official not
sson to the other its intention to arrest the opera
tion Of said treaty It shall remain binding for one yesr
beyond that time and so on until the expiration Of the
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