The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-20
THE DAILY UNION


II charges be imposed in the territories Of either Of thecon
racng parties on the expectation OF any article to the
erritors of the other than such are shall be- pay
bile ou the expectation Of the like article TO any other
oreign country shall any prohibition be imposed
upon the importation or expectation OF any article Of the
growth produce manufacture OF the territories OF either
II the contracting parties TO from the territories OF the
,ther which shall not equally extend to the like article Of
sny other foreign country
ARroLEv
No other or higher duties charges account Of tom
mage light or harhor dues piotage salvage In OF
average sbpwreck any other local charges shall he
imposed in the ports OF the two contracting parties the
vessels the other than those payable in the ports
on its own vessels.
ARTICLE VI
The same duties shall be paid and the same draw backs
and bounes allowed upon the importation or expectation
Of any article into from the territories Of the United
States or into from the territories OF the Argentine
Confederation whether such importation expectation be
made vessels Of the United States in vessels Of the
Argentine Confederation.
ARTICLE w
The contracting parties agree consider and treat as
vessels the United States and OF the Argentine Coufed
Grafton all those which, being furnished by the competent
authority with regular passport seaetle shall under
the then existing laws and regulations OF either OF the two
governments be recognised fully and bona d national
vessels by that country to which they respectively belong
ARTICLE vnI.
All merchants commanders Of ships, and others citizens
of the United States shall have full liberty ia all the ter
rores of the Argentine Confederation to manage their
affairs themselves, to commit them TO the manage
of whomsoever they please as broker factor agent
or interpreter shall they be Obliged oemploy any
other persons in those capacities than those employed by
citizens of the Argentine Confederation nor 10 pay them
other salary remuneration than such as pad III
like cases BY citizens of the Argentine Confederation And
absolute freedom shall be allowed in all cases p the buyer
and seller to bargain and fix the price oany goods wares
merchandise imported into, or exported rom Inc Ar
gentne Confederation, they shall see good-observng
the laws and established customs of the country The
rights and privileges in all respects shall De enjoyed
in the territories Of the United States by the citizens of
the Argentine Confederation The citizens OF the two con-
tracing parties shall recprocay receive and ENJOY full
and perfect protection for their persons and property and
shall have and open to the courts OF justice IN
the said countries respectively for the prosecution and de-
fence of their Just rights and they shall % at liberty to
employ in all such advocates, attorneys or agents,
as they may think proper and they shall empty in this re-
spect the rights and privileges therein native cit
zens. .~..t.
In whatever relates to the police of the port the adng
and unadng of ships the safety of the merchandise goods
and effects and to the acquiring and dsposing Of property
of every sort and denomination either by SALE Donation
exchange testament in any other whatscs yer,
also the administration of justice the citizens OF the
two contracting parties shall recprocaly enjoy the
privileges liberties and rights native citizens land they
shall be charged in any Of those respects with any
higher mposts duties than those which paid may
be paid by native citizenssubmttng of cours to the
local laws and regulations of each country respectively
any citizen of either of the two contracting parties shall
die without will testament any of the territories OF the
other the consulgenera consul of the nation to which
the deceased belonged the representative of such
sngenera consul in his absence shall have the right
intervene in the possesson administration and judicial
liquidation of the estate of the deceased comfortably with
the laws of the country for the benefit of the creditors
and legal heirs .
ARTICLE x
The citizens Of the United States residing in the Argen
tine Confederation and the citizens of the Argentine Con-
federation residing in the United States shall be exempted
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by by land and from all forced loans equisitions
or military exacons and they shall not be compelled
under prtext whatever to pay any ordinary charges
requstons taxes greater than those that paid by
native citizens of the contracting parties respectively
ARTICLE
1t shall be free for each of the two contracting parties TO
appoint consn for the protection of trade to reside in
any of the territories OF the other party but before any
consul shall act SUCH he shall in the usual FORM be APP
proved and admitted by the government to which be is
sent and either of the contracting parties may except
from the residence of consu such particular places they
Judge fit to be excepted.
The archives and papers of the consuate of the respect
i've governments shall be respected nvioaby and under
pretext whatever shall any magistrate any of the
local authorities seize or in any way Interfere with them
The diplomatic agents and consuls of the Argentine
Confederation shall enjoy in the territories of the United
States whatever privileges exemptions, and mmnnities
are shall be- granted agents of the rank belong
ing the favored nation and, in like manner the
diplomatic agents and consus of the United States in the
territories of the Argentine Confederation shall enjoy
cordng the srctest reciprocity whatever privileges
emptions, and immuntes are, may be- granted in the
Argentine Confederation to the diplomatic agents and
suls of the most favored nation.
ARTICLE XII.
For the better security Of between the United
States and the Argentine Confederation agreed that it.
at any time any interruption OF friendly commercial inter
course any rupture should unfortunately take place be-
the contracting parties the citizens of either Of
them, residing in the territories of the other shall have
the privilege of remaining and continuing their trade
occupation therein, without manner of interruption
long they behave peaceably, and commit offence
against the laws and their effects and property whether
ntrused to individuals TO the State shall be liable
seizure sequestratioD, other demands than
those which may be made upon the like effects property
belonging the native inhabitants of the State in which
such citizens may reside
ARTICLE
The citizens of the United States and the citizens of the
Argentine Confederation respectively residing in any of
territories of the other parties shall enjoy in their
houses persons and properties the full protection Of the
government
They sha not be disturbed molested nor annoyed in
any manner of their gious belief ia the
proper exercise of their peculiar worship either within their
houses in their churches cbapels which they
shall be at liberty to build and maintain in convenient sit
uaons to be approved of by the local government inter-
ering in way with but respecting the religion and
of the country in which they reside Liberty shall
be granted the citizens either the contracting
parties to bury those who die in the territories OF the
other in buralpaces Of their own which in the
mbnner may be freely established and maintained.
ARTICLE XIV.
The present treaty shall be ratified on the part of the
government of the United States within fifteen months
date and within three days by hs Excelency the
Provisional Director of the Argentine Confederation who
will also present the first legislative Congress of the
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