The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-28

the detriment OF those who employ then. whenever
these crimes deserve infamous corpsrea punishment
Art. %. On the part OF each country the delivery
shall be made only by the authority and mandate Of the
Executive power and the expenses that occasoned
in the detention and delivery by virtue Of the prece
ding articles Of persons accused shall be paid by the
Art 20. The stipulatons OF the preceding articles
relative to the delivery Of fugitves from justice shall
not be applicable to acts committed before the ratca
ton OF the treaty, to those Of political
character.
Art. a. Vessels Of war and steamers of the United
States employed by the to carry the United
States mails shall have free to the ports Of the
Dominican Republic for repairs and supplies, to land
passengers and their baggage. and for any business
whatever pertaining public service Of the maiis
Of the United States and they shall not be subject In
such ports to any other or greater delays mposts or
charges than vessels of of the Dominican Republic
Art 2S. If any of the citizens inhabitants Of either
country shall infringe any Of the articles contained in
and the harmony and good uD
derstandng between the nations shall not be interrupt
ed therefor and each party solemniy promises not to
protect the offender in any way nor to sanction such
violation under pain Of making itself responsible for
the cOnseq 1t is expressly agreed that IT, unfor
tunatey any of its stpulaons should be infrnged In
any other way neither of the contracting parties will
order authorize any act Of reprisals will declare
against the other in resentment for the injuries
produced by such violation until the party considering
itself aggreved shall presented to the other state
ment exposition Of such injuries offences, support
ing them BY sufficient proofs and demanded reparaton.
and that the shall have been denied or delayed
without due
90 The present conventions shall remain in force
and virtue for tae period of twelve years. counting from
the day Of the exchange of rafcatons and IT, twelve
months before the expiration OF that period neither Of
the contracting parties shall have announced to the
other by official notification its definite intention,
the effects Of said conventions shall be obligatory
year in addition to that time and successfully until
the expiration OF the twelve months following such
tication at whatever time 1t be given II is under
stood ana agreed by both parties that-even II the sti
pulatons Of this treaty, far as they relate to
navigation and extradtion. should into
eect-they shall remain in full force, far they
relate to peace and amity, which shall be obligatory
10th Powers forever.
Art 80. The present treaty of peace. amy, commerce,
navigation and extrsdon shall be ratified, and the
notifications exchanged in the city of San Domingo with
in ten months counting from the date Of the signing Of
the same, or before, il IT shall be possible.
In witness of which the pcnpotentiaries Of the con-
tracing parties have signed the present convention and
sealed it with their respective seals.
Zone in the city of San Domingo, Dominican Repub-
lie, this day. the fifth OF October, in the year of
Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty four
J. NEPOMUCEN0 TEJERA.
J. LUIS f. DIDO.
WILLIAM l.. CAXNEAU.