The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-24

Extradition Treaty with Bavaria.
Whereas . convention between the United States of
America and the kingdom Of Bavaria concluded and
signed a. london By their respective pleniposentAres
being y the English and German languages, 10 as fol-
CONVECTION FOR THE MUTUAL ExrRADrrroN OF RI.
oITIvEs FROM JUSTICE, IN CERTAIN CASES. coScLUD-
ED BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED
STATES. ON THE ONE PART, AND rue KINGDOM OF
BAVARIA ON THE OTHyR PART.
The United States Of America his Majesty the King
OF BAVARIA acuated by equal desire to further the
Of justice and to prevent the commission
Of crimes in their respective countries taking into CON
between Europe and America facilitate the escape Of Of
fenders and that consequently provision ought to be
feaed have determined to conclude an des
tined to regulate the to be observed u all
with reference to the extradton of such individuals as
having committed any OF the offences hereafter
rated, in country shall have taken refuge within
the territories Of the other The constitution and laws
of Bavaria however not allowing the Bavaran govern
ment to surrender their subjects for trial before
foreign court of justice strict reciprocity requires that
from any obligation to surrender citizens Of the
United States.
For which purposes the high contracting powers have
The President Of the United states, James Buchaaan
envoy extraordinary and minister penpotenary Of the
United States at the court Of the United Kingdom Of
His Majesty the King of Bavaria, Augustus Baron De
Cetto HIS said Maesys chamberlain, envoy extraordi
Majesty the Queen Of the United Kingdom Of Great Bril-
tain and Ireland, knight commander OF the order for
merit OF the Bavaan Crown and OF the order for merit
of st. Michael knight grand cross Of the royal GreciaA
order Of our Saviour:
Who after reciprocal communication Of their respsc
tive full powers found In good aud due form, have
agreed to the following articles:-
Article 1.-The government Of the United States and
tual acquisitions BY them or their ministers, oosrs Or
authorities respectively made to deliver to Justice
all persons Who being charged with tho crime Of muir
forged papers, or the fabrication Or circulation Of coun
bezzlement 81 public moneys committed within the
Jurisdiction Of either party shall seek asylum,
shall be found within the territories Of the othsr pro-
vided that th shall only be done upon such evidence
crminalty according to the laws the place where
the fugitive or person charged shall be found would
crime offence had there been committed; and the re-
specve Judges and other magistrates Of the two govern
men snan nave = ana authority upon
prehenson Of the fugitive or SO charged that he
may be brought before such Judges other magistrates
may be heard and considered; and IT, such hearing,
the evidence be deemed sufficient to sustain the charge
trate to certify the same to the proper executive author
fugitive.
be borne and betrayed BY the party who makes the
QUESTION and receives the fugitive.
II. a.
applied to any other State of the German Confederation
which may hereafter declare its accession thereto.
Art: 8. None Of the contracting parties shah be
bound 10 deliver up its citizens subjects under
the stipulations Of this convention.
Art. 4. Whenever any person accused Of any OF the
crimes enumerated in this convention shall have
mitted crime in the territories Of the State where
he has sought asylum shall be found such person
shall delivered up under the stipuatons Of this
convention until he shall have been tried and shall
have received the punishment due to such crime
shall have been acquitted thereof.
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and fifty eight and if neither party shall have given to
then to terminate the same it shall further remain in
force until the end of twelve months after either Of the
high contracting parties shall have given notice 70 the
parties reservng to itself the right of giving such notice
to the other any time after the expiration OF the said
FIRST day Of January one thousand eight hundred and
Art g. Tie present convention shall be ratified by the
President by and with the advice and consent Of the
Senate of the United States and by the Of
Bavaria and the Publications shall be exchanged Ia Lon
don within fifteen months from the date hereof
In faith whereof the respective pIenipotentares have
signed this convention and hereunto affixed their seals
TENDER one thousand eight hundred and fifty three aud
the seventy eighth Of the Of the United
States JAMES BUCHANAN, Il. 8.
AUG. DE CETTO, r.. 81
And whereas the said convention has been duly raH
fed both parts and the respective Publications Of the
SAME exchanged at London tine LIST instant, BY
James Buchanan, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipocntiary Of the Uued statee and Augustus Ba
de Cetto Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penpo
tertiary Of his Majesty the King Of Bavaria at the court
of the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland
the part Of their respective governments
Now therefore be it known that Franklin Pierce Pre-
sdent of the 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 be OBJ
eerved and fulfilled with good faith by the United States
and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal Of the United states to be afixcd
Done at the city Of Washington this eighteenth day OF
November in the year Of Lord thousand eight
hundred and flour and Of the independence Of ths
United States Of America the seventy NINTH
FRANKLIN PTERCE.
By the President-W. L. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
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