Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-12-12
DECEMBER .l2 1850.


! Ar. 2 Where, on he dsssh of sny perso
holding resl prupsny. OF properly not personsl
within the terntories Of one psrty, such rea
properly would, BY The laws Of the lsnd, desccn'
on citizen OF subject Of the other, we're he no
disqualified BY the lava Of the country wher,
such real properly is situated. such citizen o
subject shall be allowed term Of Two years d
sell the same /; which term may be reasonably
prolonged, according to circumstances and d
withdraw the proceeds thereof, without molesta
ton, and exempt from any other charges thar
the inhabiianis Ct The country from which such
proceeds may be Withdrawn.
ART. 3. 10 cases Of the absence Of the heirs
the same care shall be taken, Professionally, oil
such real or personal property ~ would be taken
in Ike case Of property belonging to the M.
tiyes Of the country, until the lawful owner, oI
the person who has right 10 cell the same, &C.
cordIng 10 article second, may take measures "
receive or dispose Of the Inheritance.
ARr. 4. The high contracting parties grant
to each o'her the liberty Of having, e4ch in the
ports Of the other, consuls, wee consus. com.
merciaI agents and vice commercial sgent., Of
their own appointment, who shall enjny the same
privileges aad powers ss those Of the must tav-
ored nations but # any Of the said consuls
shall carry on trade. they shall be subjected to
the same laws and usages u which private in
dividusls IF their nation are subjected IN the
same place.
The said consuls, vice cossnls, commercial
and vice commefcIsl agents, shall have the right
as such, TO sit ss judges and arbitrators in such
differences % msy arise between The masters
and crews of the vessels belonging to the nation
whose interests are COMMITTED to their charge,
without the interference of the local authorities
unless the conduct Of the crews or of the cap
tain should disturb the order or tranquility II
the country or the said consule, vice consuls,
commercial agents or vice commercial sgents,
should require their asssslance 10 executing or
supporting their own decisions. But this spe-
cies Of judgment or arbitration shall not deprive
the cohtending parties Of the right they have TO
resort, on their return, to the judicial authority
Of their own country.
The said consuls, vice consuls, commercial a.
gents and vice commercial agents, are authoriz-
ed to require the assistance OF the local auttori
lies for The search, arrest and imprisonment, OF
The deseriers from the ships OF war and mer-
chant vessels Of their county. For this purpose
they shall Apply IN writing to the Competent
judges and Off :ers, and sha demand
'aid deserers, providing by the exhibition VI the
registers OF the vessels, the muster rolls Of the
:rews, or by any other official documents, that
'uch 'ndisIduals form legally part oi The crews
Ind such CLAIM beng subsiantiaicd, the sur
'ender shall Not be refused.
Such deserers, when arrested, shall be placed \
Il the disposal Of the sad consuls, VICE consuls,
agents and vice commercial gents, |
md may be confined ia the public PRISONS, ut
he request an cost of those no shall claim |
hem IN order t. be seUt 10 the vessels TO which |
hey belong, or TO others Of the game Country
But If not sent back wrhn three months from
he day OF their arrest, they shall be set at liber-
y, aud shall not be again arrested for The same
ause. II, however, the deserter shall be found |
0 have COMMITTED Any CRIME or offc.ce requir-
ng trial. his surrender may be delay ed, until The
ribLnal before which his case shall be pending,
hall have pronounced It's sentence, aud sucn
eaience slal have been carried into effect.
ART. 5. The present treaty shall Continue in
'rce Tor Two years, counting from the day Of the
Schange of lis publications. !; and If, twelve
,onths before the expiration Of that period, nei-
,er Of The high contracting parties shall have
unouncej, by an official notification 10 the OH.
r, lis Intention 10 arrest the operation Of said
'eaiy, 1t shall remain binding tor one year be-
ond that time, and SO on, until the expiration Of
lie twelve months which will follow a similar
otIfcarion, whatever the time at which j. may
Ike place. |,
Art. IS This convention is concluded sub
ct TO the ratification of the President Of the
'nited States of America, by and with The ad-
zee and concent of the Senate thereof and of !
Is Majesty the Emperor of Austria and the
IhficatIons there Il shall be exchanged IN WASH
gion, within the Term of one year from the |
lte OF the signature thereof, or sooner, If pos
bic. IL
In witness whereof, the respective plenipoien- !
ares have signed the above articles, as well In Z
ernsn as IN English, and have thereto affixed 4
eir seals.
Done IN the city of Washington, on the eighth .
~ Of May, one thousand eight hundred and u
rtyeight, IN the seventy second year oil the in
I'd In the fourteenth year OF the reign Of his a
ajesty the Emperor or Austra. u
JAMES BUCHANAN, IT, ST. p
And whereas the said convention has been
,Iy ratified on both parts, and the respective C
lifcatinns Of the same were tbi. day exchan. Led u
the city Of Washington, by John NJ. CLAYTON.
scretnry of State of tbs Unired States, and u
I'm George Huse,rann, Charge FAtf.,,res of y
s Majesty the Emperor of Austria 20 the u
ted States, on the part Of their respective Gov l.
u
Now, therefore, be it known. that I, ZACH I
RY TAYLOR, President Of the United States c
Americs, have caused the said convention TO 81
made public, 10 the ind that the same may be
d every clause and article thereof may be OBJ 81
rved and fulfilled with good faith by the u II
ted States and The cIizens thereof. >
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set nv G
nd and caused the seal Of the United States
be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, the
twenty fifth day Of February, in the
y'ar of our Lord one thousand eight
Il. s. hundred and fifty, and 81 the inde-
pendence of the United States of A
merica the seventy fourth.
casa z. TAYLOR
BY the President:
JoaN NJ. Clarion, Secretary Of STATE.
February 18th, 1850.
Whereas the time limited by the 9Th conven
for the Of certain