Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-16
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BY AUTH0RITY.
TREATIES.
eoHes'ta a ey de Uited States Of Aineriea ,sith
K 1foreign Nations and Indian Tribes.
Treaty withthe Netherlands. Ansnst 2s. 1859
sBythe Presidento Tie United Stafes Of america.
:. a PR0CLAMAII0N.
he
King ana Ms1s sss Sc
s'a sa .e TWENTY s1h
wG Tss t fnI M9rs 9! a. follows.
a ssy saS ies
have o. mutual
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ga
Royal the Crown OAK or LUZ
Knight Of The ROYAL Lion
Tslssp shir
to each other their found good and
articles q tfesty and
signed at on The 18th Janulry 1853, be.
shall be substituted. Z at'ieaes
Goods aud rehandse, whatever their OH.
gn may be- Imported into exported from the ports OF
The United states, from and to other country
GshsI sss
Sos aa oi m
into OF exported from the ports Neither.
aes 9 BE-
levied on The like goods and merchandise imported
s s. other
contracting parties goods imported exported in ma
ona vessels shall and like be granted
goods imported or exported in vessels the ohcr
g soa
70 ports Of the colonies and domnions the Neither
whatever their origin may be, imported or exported from
70 sSss O. the United
the like goods and exported from
and othe sumo places in vessels of the Netherlands.
l1ho bonntle9, other
denomination which may be Their. granted goods and
erands shall also and in like Manner DO granted on
good. and s mpos ted exported in yessela
Article Neither impose upon the vessels Of
from either the Countries any Other country
any duties OF tonnage, hsrbor dues house, salvage
pilotage, Quarantine or port charges any kind
nation, which shall not be imposed in like
Articles The present arrangement does not extend 10
eoasng trade and the two countries res
sells. il that in the Hast fa
o. The nom island
the United trade between their ports on the
Unite fsf saa soM e
Other whole Or any part said eoasting
and @ the same extent the other party Ii being. how
sys sspssssS @ and this
teng landing portion their inward cargVea one
PORT essf n ssr
@ mi them IN IKE loading
Lang t. port ports to their such
lsh ior Then national yesse!s IN like cases.
f sdSdes
Ssa n ss f from sySng %
trade between Holland and her colonies ard doninons
Be- @
inmunities whether import or duesor
the pSs Dag ssWtss the Tatsd states Shall eSntn
ent ta on teas and OF tie direct imports
lion Of these articles q the place Of their
eopntiiea. And ii time Netherlands or tie
u 7. sh s ssS,h the said ID SC 1ss
shed in relation to the commerce OF the other country
additional to he above ntioned treaty Of the 18th o.
January, 1889 and shall altogether, with the unmodfed
years commencing ak weeks alter the exchange OF the
ereiher Il the Contracting parties shall have 10
the other notice of its intention 10 terminate tho sane
such e
that in case Of such notice. this and ali
the provisions well the said treaty OF 18th
Of he said twelve months altogether
q The en- sSS BE- and
six months ofits date, or sooner, IL gossibIe.
have signed same. thereto the seals
Done, in duplicate, at the city oil washington, this
wcnty sixth day Of In the year of our Lord one
80 DANIEL WEBSTER, [sEAL.l
( 9 /. -, a.. A.. rs TEST, lsEAs
on both parts and The respective notifications ofthe
were exchanged at Washington, the twenty fifth inst,
by Edward Everett, SECRETARY OF Sa-e OF the United
AKA nc g His
the part OF their respective Governments:
Now, there ore, be It known that /, WILLARD FILL
MORE. President OF tho United States of America. have
caused the said convention TO be made public, TO the end
that the and every clause and article thereof may
obse fulfilled with good faith by the United States
In wi ness whereof1 have hereuno set my hand and
caused the seal of the United States to be Affixed. al
Done at the city o. Washington this twenty sixth
day OF February, in the year of our lord
thousand eight hundred and ftythree, and ofthe
Independence OF the United States the seventy.
MILLARD FILLMORE. !
% - EDWARD EVERETT, ia i
Secretary Of State. !