The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-12

The bounties. drawbacks and other privileges OF this
nature, which may be granted in the States OF either OF
the contracting parties goods imported exported in
national vessels, shall also and in like manner be granted
on goods imported or exported in vessels OF the other
country.
the flags OF the two countries understood 10 extend TO
the ports OF the colonies and dominons OF the Neher-
lands beyond Tie seas in which goods and merchandise
whatever their origin may be- imported or exported from
and 10 any other country vessels OF the United Slaes
shall pay no higher other duties than shall be levied
on the like goods and merchandise imported or exported
from and TO the places IN vessels OF Tue Ne'hei
lands The bounes draw backs. other privileges oil
similar denomination which may be there granted on
goods and merchandise imported or exported ID vessels "
the Netherlands, shall also and 10 IKE manner DC GIANT
on goods and merchandise imported exported IN vessels
of the United States.
ART 8 Neither party shall impose rpon the vessels OF
the other whether carrying cargoes or arriving IN ballast
from either of the TWO countries, or any other country
any duties of tonnage harbor dues lighthouse, salvage
piloage, quarantine port charges OF any KIND OF ue-
nomination, which shall not be imposed IN IKE cases on
national vessels.
ART a. The present arrangement does not extend 10
the coastng trade and fisheries of the TWO countries re-
specyey, which exclusively allowed to national
vessels; it being understood that IN the East
Indian Archipelago of the Netherlands, the trade from
island TO island considered coasng trade and ike
wise in the United States, the trade between lhelI pos
the Atlantic and their ports the Pacific and H. at
any time, either the Netherlands or the United States
shall allow 10 any other nation the whole or any part OF
the said coaslng trade the same trade shall be allowed
on the footing, and to the same extent to the other
party. IL beng, however, expressly understood anu
agreed that nothing in this article shall prevent the yes
sells OF either nation from entering and landing porton
OF their inward cagoes at one port OF The other nation,
and then proceeding 10 any other port or ports OF Tue
same TO enter and land the remainder nor IRON prevent
ing them In like manner from loading portion oil their
outward cargoes at port and proceeding to another
port ports TO complete their ladng such landing or
ladng to be done under the rules and regulations
as the two governments may respectively establish ior
their national vessels in like cases.
/ ART. The above reciprocal equality IN relation 10
the flags of the two countries is not understood to pre-
vent The government of the Netherlands from leyying
discriminating duties OF import or export in favor OF the
direct trade between Holland and her colonies and do
mnions beyond the but American vessels engaged
in such direct shall be entitled to all the prvi
leges and lmmunties, whether regards import or ex-
port duties, otherwise that are or may be enjoyed by
vessels under the Dutch flag Likewise, the United
States shall continue TO levy the discr minaing duties
imposed by the present tariff teas and coffee in favor
of the direct importation of these articles from the place
OF their growth, bat also without discriminating between
the flags OF the two countries. And IT, at any tme the
Netherlands the United States shall abolish the said
discriminating duties, 1t is understood that the same shall
be in like abolished in relation 10 The commerce
OF the other country
additional to the aforementioned treaty OF the 10Th OF
January, 1889, and SHALL altogether with the unmodied
articles OF that treaty, be in force for the term OF two
years, commencing six weeks after the exchange OF the
Publications; and further until the end OF twelve months
after either OF the contracting parties shall have given TO
the other notice OF It's intention to terminate the same
each of the contracting parties reserving 10 itself the
rig of giving such notice the other after the expra-
lion of the SAID term OF two years. And il is hereby
mutually agreed that, OF such notice. this
ton and all the provisions thereof well the sand
treaty of 10th January 1882 and the provisions thereof
shall al the end of The said twelve months altogether
cease and determine.
ART. 7. The present convention shall be ratified, and
the Publications shall be exchanged al Washington with
in six months of lis date, sooner il possible
In witness whereof, their respective plenipoentares
have signed the same, ami have affixed thereto the seals
| OF their
| Done, in duplicate, at the city of Washington, this
tweny-sxh day of August, in year of Lord one
thousand eight hundred and hfty-two
DANIEL WEBSTER, IL. 81
F'S. TESLA, IL. s