Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-10-13

tatG % any article of the growth produce or nanuac5
e Gt ne i ohf c14Tseng party than
arr, re-, country nor shall any other higher duties or
e he imposed in the territories of either of the
partcs the expectation any article to the
cS the other than such as shall be- PAYABLE
c pxpnrtaton of the like article to other foreign
ontry nor shall any prohibition be imposed upon the
,n exp"ration of any article of the growth, pro-
duc% NO rartes the territories of the other
thb Shdl equally extend to the like article of any
,brr foreign country @
No other higher duties charges account of tom
% light harbor dues pilotagc salvage in of
s hrwreck or any other local charges shall be inn
used the ports OF the two contracting parties on the
of other than those payable in the ports its
own vessels. An,, VT
Thu same duties shall be paid and the same drawbacks
nd bounties allowed upon the importation expectation
S n or into the territories of the Argentine Con-
fdaraion, whether such importation expectation be
made vessels of the United States in vessels of the
Argentine Confederation
Tho contracting parties agree to consider and treat ms
s of United States and of the Argentine Confede-
,;Hr these which, being furnished by the competent
M en existing laws and equations of either of the two
ynments, be recognized fully and de national
vessels by that country to which they respectively belong
All merchants commanders of ships and others. citizens
e United States shall have full liberty, in all the terri
tories Of the Argentine Confederation to manage their
Frs themselves, to commit them to the management
tr,reter: shall they be Obliged employ any other
>ns those capacities than those employed bv citizens
Of
salary remuneration than such paid like by
CITIZENS the Argentine Confederation And absolute free
dom shall be allowed in all to the buyer and seller to
die imported into exported from, the Argentine Con
established customs of the country. The rights and
privileges in all respects, shall be enjoyed in the territories
the United States by the citizens of the Argentine Con-
f]ation The citizens fhe contracting parties shall
rcrocav receive and enjoy full and perfect protection for
s to the justice the said countries respective
he TO NALL adv
s,ornrv agents, they may think proper and they
Shall enjoy in this respect the same rights and privileges
ARTICLE TX
whatever relates TO the police of the ports the adng
effects and to the acquiring and dsposng of property
of every and denomination either by SALE donation
change testament or in any other manner whatsoever
% the administration of justice the citizens of the two
contracting parties shall recprocay enjoy the prvi
e-e liberties d rights, native citizens and they shall
be charged in any of those respects with higher
ySt> duties than those which paid may be paid
bv submitting of the local laws
regulations of each country respectively If citi
ont will or testament in any of the territories of the other
conSuenea consul of the nation to which the de-
ceased belonged or the of such
or CONSUL in his absence, shall have right
the possession administration, and judicial liquidation of
the of the ceased conformaby with the laws ofthe
country for the benefit of the credors and legal heirs
ARTICLE y.
The citizens of the United States residing in the Argen-
Confederation and the citizens of the Argentine Con-
federation residing IN the United states shall be exempted
b by land and from all forced loans requisitions
military eNactons and they shall not be compelled under
Preex whatever TO any ordinary charges. requ
tonS greater than those that paid by native
citizens OF the contracting parties respectively
shall be free for each of the contracting parties to
the party but before any
shall such he SHALL in The usual FORM be approved
either of The contracting parties except from the resi-
ence g" cnsuls such particular places they Judge fit to
The archives and of the consuates of the respec
five governments shall be respected invioabv and under
g
ca authorities, seize or in interfere with them
The diplomatic agents and conSus of the Argentine Con-
M be- granted to accents of the same rank BELONGING to
the most favored nation; and in like manner, the diplo
matte and consuls of the United States in the terri
ti>s IF the Argentine Confederation shall enjoy, according
the strctes reciprocity whatever privileges exemptions
and mnhes are or may be, granted in the Argentine
Cnederaon to the diplomatic agents and suls OF the
must favored nation.
ARTICLE XII.
For the better security of between the United
States aud the Argentine Confederation it is agreed that if
time, interruption of friendly commercial inter-
rapure should unfortunately take place be-
the contracting parties the citizens of either of
the residing in the territories of the other shall have the
privilege Of remaining and continuing their trade
patton therein without any interruption, long
theT behave peaceaby, and commit offence against
individuals or to the State shall not be liable to seizure
or to other demands than those which
NAV be made upon the like effects property belongingo
the native inhabitants of the State in which such citizens
may reside.
ARTICLE XIII.
The citizens OF the United States and the of the
Argentine Confederation respectively residing in of
the territories of the other party shall enjoy in their houses
PERSONS and properties the full protection of the govern
They shall not be disturbed, moested, annoyed in
any manner account of their religious belief in the
proper exercise of their peculiar worship either within their
own houses or IN their churches chapes which they
shall be at liberty to build and maintain convenient stu
ATOMS to be approved of by the local government ntereI
ing no with, but respec ing the religion and customs
Of the country which they reside Liberty shall also be
granted to the citizens of either of the contracting parties
curry those who die in the territories of the other, in
oua-paces of their own which, in the manner may
oelreely established and maintained
ARTICLE XIV.
Ihepresent treaty shall be ratified the of the
the date and within three days by his excelency the pro-
on director of the Arg entine Confederation who will
present to the first legislative Congress of the Con-
federation, for their approval
The publications. shall be exchanged at the sert of
ent OF the Argentine Confederation within the term of
eighteen months.
In witness whereof the respective penipoentares have
Done at San JOSE the twentyseventh day of July, in
Inc year of Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
three.
ROBERT C. SCHENCK. Il. ST.
JNO. S, PENDLETUN, L. 81
SALVADOR MA. DEL CARRIL. L. S.
JOSE B. GORSTIAGA. L. S.
and whereas the said treaty has been duly ratified
% parts and the respective notifications of the
exchanged in the city of Parana the threh day of De-
cenber last;
Now, therefore, be it known that FRANKLIN PIERCE
resident OF the United of America have caused the
@ clause and article thereof may be observed and full
H,ed hy the United States and the citizens thereof
IN testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal of the United States to be affixed