Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-18

subject they being other respects subject to the laws
OF the RESPECTIVE countries The archives and papers
the cosulates shall be involably respected, and
magistrate, or other public authority shall undsr any
pretexts interfere with seize them
mARr. xXXvIT-The consuls and vice-consuls shall
have pow to require the assistance of the public
thorties of the country in which they reside for the
rest detent1on and custody of deserters from the
sells OF war or merchant vessels of their nation and
where the deserters claimed shall belong merchant
VESSEL the consus vicesconsuls address them
selves to the competent authority and demand the de.
serters in writing proving by the sh roll other pubs
he document that the individuals claimed are part Of
thecrew of the vessel from which is alleged that they
have deserted but should the individuals claimed form
part of the of vessel Of war, the word OF honor
OF commissioned officer attached to the sal vessel
shall be sufficient to identify the deserters and when
the demand OF the consus vice.consuls shall either
be proved the delivery of the deserers shall
be refused The said dcserters, when arrested shall
be deliv cred to the consuls vcesconsus.
at the request of these shall be pat in the public prisons
and maintained at the of those Tho reclaim em
to he delivered TO the vessels to which they beorg,
sent to others Of the naton but if the said deser
tes should not be delivered within the of
two months to be counted from the day OF their arrest
they shall be set at liberty and shall not be again appre
hended for the The high contracting par
ties agree that it shall not4b lawful for any public
thority, other person within their respective domin
ions, to harho protect such deserters.
ART XXXVIIl-For the purpose Of more efeetusly
protecting their commerce and navigation the two
tracing parties do hereby agree FORM he eaf
ter may be mutually convenient q consular conven-
ton which shall declare specially the powers and mmu-
mites OF the consus and vice consus of the respective
pa ties.
ART XXXlX-Until the conclusion of a consular con.
venton the high contracting parties agree that in the
absence OF the legal heirs the consus
or vice oonsus of either party shall be oco tue ex-
ecuors administrators of the citizens Of their nation
who may die within their consular jurisdictions, and of
their countrymen dying at whose prope ty may be
brought within their district Thu said vice
consus shall call in justice the peace other loca
authority to assist In taking inventory of the effects
and property left by the deceased after which the said
effects sha remain in the hands OF the said consus or
vice consuls who shall be authorized to sell im-
medateiy such OF the effects p opslty as NAV
he OF peshable nature. and to dispose OF the re>
mainder according to the instructions of their re-
spective governments. And where the deceased has
been engaged in commerce other business the CON-
suls vice consuls sha hold the effects and property
30 remaining until the expiration OF twelve calendar
months; during which time the creditors if any, of the
deceased shall have the right present their ms or
demand against the said effects and property and all
questions arising out of such claims or demands shall
be decided by the laws of the country wherein the said
citizens may have died. 1t is understood nevertheless
that it no claim or demand shall have been made
against the effects and property of individual so de-
sed the consuls vice consus the expirat on of
twelve calendar months, may close the estate and dis
OF the effects and property in accordance with the
INSTRUCTIONS from their own governments.
ART. XL-The United States of America and the
Republic Peru desiring to make durable circum-
stances Wi permit, the relations established between
the two parties in virtue of this treaty of friendship
commerce. and navigation declare solemny and agree
as follows
l. The present treaty shall remain in force for the
| term OF ten years from the day Of the exchange
of the Publications thereof; and, further, until the
end of year atsr either Of the high contracting
parties shall have given notice the other Fits nen
ton to terminate the same-eac of them reserving to
itself the right of giving such notice to the other the
end OF the said term of ten years And is hereby agreed
between the parties that the expiration of year
alter such notice shall have been received by either of
them from the other party above mentioned this trea
ty shah together cease and determine. sxHH
II any citizen or citizens OF either party shall infringe
the articles othe treaty such citizen citizens shall
be held personally responsible thereter and the harmony
understanding two hall
not be interrupted thereby-each party engaging in nc
way to protect the offender offenders sanction
such violation under pain of rendering itself liable for
the consequences thereof.
Should unfortu naely any of the provisions contain
ed IN the present treaty be violated nnged in any
other manner whatever, it is expressly stipulated and
agreed that neither of the contracting parties shall or
der Or authorize any act of reprisas, declare nor
make war against the other complaint of injuries
damages resulting the erom until the party considered
itself aggrieved shall first have presented itself to the
other staten represer taon of such injuries or
images, verified by competent proofs, and demanded
redress and satisfaction, and the same shall have been
refused or unreasonably delayed
A. Nothing contained in this treaty shall however be
construed to operate contrary former and existing pub
lie treaties with other tions sovereigns
The prese 1t treaty of friendship commerce and nayi-
CATION shall be approved ratified by the President Of
the United States OF America by and with the advice
and Of the Senate thereof and by the President
OF the Republic OF Peru, with the authorization of the
Congress thereof and the ratcatons shall be
at Washington within eighteen months from the date of
the signature hereof, if possible
In faith whereof, We the plenipotenaries of the Uni.
ted States of America and of the Republic of Peru
have signed and seized these presents.
Done at the ty of Lima the twenty .s xth dav of
July in the year -four Lord thousand eight hundred
and fifty one
RANDOLPH CLAY, IT, ST.
J. emo. TORRICO, is
And whereas the said treaty has been du ratified on
both parts ard the respective ratcatons OF the same
wore exchanged at Washington, the 10th tant by
William Hunter Acting Secretary of State OF the United
States: and Senior Don Juan de Osma, .Charae d. At
fairs OF the Republic of Peru he part their
tive governments:
Now, therefore be it known, that l. MILL ARD FILL
MORE President of the United States of America have
caused the said treaty TO be made public end that
the same and every clause and article thereof NAV be
observed and fulfilled with good faith by tho United
States and the citizens thereof
In witness Whereof have hereunto set my hand and
saused the seal of the United States to be xed
Done at the city of Washington, this nin eteen'h
ay ofJuy, in the year of our Lord one thousand
| eight hundred and fifty two and OF the Ilr
dependence OF the United States the seventy
seventh.
WILLARD FILLMORE
By THE PRESIDENT:
w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.