The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-08

the work in respect o. whi,h such proeston may be
claimed With reg. to books, maps prots or u,usi-
cal publications. psrson shall entitled pro-
lection unless he shall have delivered grstuitouly at
or other Of the places mentioned above ths o.ss may
be, one copy Of the bsst eiton and prod and ussh
ed or In the best state In orosr to B bsrg deposited
the pes appointed for that purpose cash Of thu swo
eounries that to ssy In Great Britain 1t the B-sh
Museum, Ia Lordon and In the United States at the De
IaitnseIt Of State, Washington
D every case, the formay o, deposit and registration
must bs falfsd within TIRES months after the rst pub
eaticn Of the work in the country In regard to
the work published in parts (provldsd that period
ceedng aiS months sha Eo intervene between the pub
csticn OF tbs pars the period OF thre, months shall
not b,sin to until the date ef the publication OF the
last part but the author or bis representatives may IL
they ohaofe. register eash part separate work.
certified copy Of the entry in the register book OF the
OorrsDy Of 5Ationers In london enEli within
sritih doninons the sx,lusivs right Of republication,
until better rght shall have been sstsbliansd BIZ any
| other .rty before court Of justice.
rhs csrt,ansts given nnias this lAvs OF the Unltei
ssras, ~s the registration Of any work in that soan
try han BE- vail for tbs purpose throughout this
| territories Of tie United states.
certificate certified copy of tho registration 0, any
work registered u either country shall II requsd he
delivered :. the time of registration; apd such cercat
ahs state the exact Cats at which tbs registration
mads
Ths charge for the Of single work under tn
stipuisos Of th article sha not excssa shl ng in
England rer twenty Ave cents in the United States
the iuy ther charge OF cerhcats Of such registration
shall not exceed hs OF fvs shipgs Ia Eugan d. aor
! the dollar in the Unitsd States.
ARTICLE VI.
1t is hereby ssteea by the two high contracting
parties, that IL work be pnblsksl In either
csratry. and the copyright thereof Aesared BY re-
gistration under the provision Of tho present treaty
in the ether country, aud II two editions OF
such work sha have ru sshed in either country
at different prices, then such au.hor his representa-
vos aEsigns shall publish, or permit to be published,
In the other country edition of such york not
pen.ive than the cheapest OF the said two three e
tons Published in bis country and it is agreed that
the pu Ocatoa Of each edition shall be made within
twelve moHths after the frat publication of the work in
the country where 1t was first published.
ARTICLE VII.
With regard 10 any Article other than books, prints,
maps and muscal publications. in respect 10 which
lection may be csiaole under article OF the present
convention agreed that other mode OF regsEs
ion thsn prescribed in artds W which s may be
applicable law In of the two countries to sny work
or article published in such country for the purpose
OF arordpg protection copyright In auch work
uce, extenued on 10 q
article first pu blshed in the other country
ARTICLE VIII.
In orde TO facilitate the execution CT the present
venop the high contracting parties engage to communi
cate 10 each other tho laws and regulations which may
hereafter be established In their resp, ctivs territories
With to copyright in works productions pro
tec ed b. hs st;pua.ions OF tee Ireset convention
TX.
Yhs s.ipuiaticns OF the present convention shall no
way sfses the right which each of the two high
tracBg parties reserves TO ITSELF OF c,nolsy
Of prohibpg By OF Legislation OF inter
ma oEcs, the sale, circulation exhib
toa Of any srk production in regard to which either
country may 1t expsdient to exercise that right
X.
Nothing ia this convention shall be construed to Affect
the right either OF the two high contracting parties to
prohibit the importation into its domn of such
books as, by its internal law, under engagements
with other States sy be declared to be prsoiss
or iufrirssments OF copyright
ARTICLE xI.
The present convention shall come operation from
and after day to be hxei upon BY the two high con
tracing parties on the exchange Of the rathcaMons
Due notice ba be given beforehand in each country, OF
the day which may be fxed upon and the spulatons
Of the non shall apply only to works or articles
published after that day.
The convention all continue in force for 6vs years
from the day on which It may into operation; and
If neither party ahs twelve months before the expra
tion the said period CT five years give notice of its In
tsaton to terminate its operation ths convention shall
continue in force year longer and on from yesr to
year until tbs expiration OF years notice from either
| party for its termination.
The high contracting parties however reserve to them
selves the power OF king by common con,ent In this
CONVENTION any notifications which may not be incon.
sstent with its spirit and principles, and which eye
riencs ofits working may show to be desirable.
|
The present convention shall he notified and the rata.
cators shall be exchanged At Washington IS as may
| be within twelve months OF the Cay Of signature.
In witness wts Of the respective have
gred the same and have affixed thereto thsr respective
seals, &c., &c, 30.
protection Afforded By the treaty to foreign authors shall
apply only to their books printed in the country where
| the protection 10 sought and the works sold.
Several Senators ntnd rpeakirg both Sides for and
against the treaty whea for debate and there
is to believe the subject will be soon dis
posed OF.
| The Nebraska Bill In the Sennte.
| IMPORTANT AMHNDMgNT-FoRrY SENATORS IN FAVOR
| OF THE MEASURE, EfC.
| Judge Douglass amendment. to ths Nebrasks Kansas
| bill reads Le follows
At ths end OK the ourtssp.a section Exospt the eighth
section, The Missouri act, which btcg Inconsistent
with the prncplas OF intervention b, Congress with
slavery in the sta and territories recognised BY tbs
legislation o. 1850, commonly called tAv Compromises
measures, hereby declared imperative and void be-
ing the nten. and meaning OF this act not to e,s
late slavery into any territory State sxclads
heferor but to leave the people thereof perfectly free
10 form ard requisite their domestic institutions 10 heir
way rubjsct only to the coostu ion OF the Uniled
| Satts.n
Before he meeting CT III. ssnMe this morning., tn,
Judge submitted the amendment to upwards OF forty
senators, who all approved OF It.
TIE cpporents OF the bill in the senat. c,nro muster
than seventeen votes out Of sixty onettat is upon
the calculation that General Cass will vote for IT. which
is his pretent determination.
Nessrs Ba ger Bell snd Clayton have given In their
| adhesion.