The Empire County argus., 1855-05-12

public private, shall meet with a neutral of the oh
racing party the first shall remain out of caunonNol
unless IN stress of weather. and may send lis boat, with
NV" or tire men only in order to execute the said exam
ma ION OF The papers concern ng the ownership and carg"
o the vessel wi hou causing the least extortion violence
on Ill treatment for which the commanders Of sad armed
ships shall be responsible with their persons and proper
"; Tor winch purpose the c0mmandes of rvale armed
vessels SHALL before wing their commissions give suf
hceIt security To answer for all the damage they may
commit And it is expressly agreed thai the raj party
Hhh' IN no case be required 10 board the tnnng
vessel Tor The purpose of exhibiting her papers, or for any
u her purpose wha
ARTICLE -. To avoid all kinds of vexaton and abuse in
the examination of the papers relang the ownership of
the vessels belonging to 'he CIT zens of the two ing
case Of Them should be engaged in war he ships and
vessels belonging 10 trc citizens of the her be fur
,er mnn w nnd Ie,Ier, hn e, or TspI the man,
OF habaiion of the master and the said
vessel IN order ih,t il may thereby appear that the s
really and truly belongs TO he izeI> Of .f the
prlieS. They have lkcw agreed la when such ships
ave rg, hey hllI l>o be provided, b.~ des he said
>eaeiter> or pasSlors with cerlIIc ties cu, inng the
several rIcn'as OF the and the place whence the
S sa e $" hai il may be known wi ether any fo bid
den or con raband goods Oh b,rl lie same, which
C 1ca1eS shall be made ont br The Oic,'s Of The place
whence the ship sailed, in he "A om.d form wiilr
wch requisites said vessel be detained be adjug
ed by The competent tribunal and be declared lawful
prize unless the SAID defect shall be proved be owing
accident and shall be satisfied or supplied by testimony
entirely equivalent.
ARTICLE 23 is further agreed th.t The stipulalions
above xpressed relative to the visiting and
"f vessels. shall apply only those which sail without
CONVOY and when said vessels sh Ill be under convoy the
verbal declaration Of the commander OF The CONVOY his
wort OF honor that The vessels under his po econ belong
10 he ,llon whose nig he Carries, an l. when they
be bound 10 enemy port III they have rubund
goods on board shall be sufficient.
AkrcLE "a II is further agreed that in all the
aoSe courts Tor pzc causes i'll the country to which
The prizes be conducted shall alone take cognz of
them And whenever such tribunals Of either party shall
pronounce Jldg dgment ag INST vessel goods prop
erty claimed by the CITIZENS of the olhr party, the
ence or decree shall mention the ives upon
which the same shall have been founded and authen-
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credngs in the case shall if demanded, be delivered
he commander or agent of sad vessel without any delay
he paving the legal fees for the
ARTICLE 20 For the purpose Of lessenng the evils of
war; the two high contracting parties further agree that in
hosties sh II only be carried by persons duly com
mSsloned by the Government, and by those under their
orders, except i'll repeng attack or INVASION and in
| the defence Of property.
ARTICLE 26. Whenever one of the contracting parties
s" be engaged IN war with another state, citizen of
the oher contracting party shall accept commission
letter OF malqne for the purpose Of assisting coopera
ing hoslilely with The said ny aga the said parties
SO at war; under he pain OF being treated pirae.
ARTICLE - If by any fatality which cannot be expect
ed nd God fo bid, The cling parties should be
enga%ei n war wi each other, they have agreed and
do agree now for then, that there sh i'll be allowed the
terra oi SIX months To the merchants residing the
and in the ports each oher and the term of one
year 10 those who dwell in The inter or arrange their
bus and rnspor their effects wherever they please
giving 10 them the safe concic necessary for it, VIII ch
may serve as sufficient pro ection until they arrive
the de-lgncd port The citizens OF all other occupations
who may be established in the erlitorle. domnons of
and maintained in the full enjoyment of their personal lib
erty and property, unless Their particular conduct shall
cause Them to forfeit this pro econ which, in consiera-
ton of humanity, the contracting parties engage to give
them.
ARTICLE % Neither the debts due from individuals of
nation TO the individual, of ,hc other shares nor
money which they have in pubic funds in pub c
orprivae banks, shall ever, in my event Of war Of
total difference be seques cred or coniSc
ARTICLE - Boh he conrac lg tiles being desirous
OF avoiding all neqn Ii in LlrIol to their public
IN cations aud oilcal intercourse, have agreed and do
a or than minis ,,ii
agents. HE same ivorS, immunle, and exemptions which
those of he most favored nation, do shall enjoys it be-
ing understood that whatever tvotS mnunilic>, pr,v
i'gtS the Uhied States of tmerci or the Republic of san
Salvador may iud il proper give The ministers and
publ agents of any other Power, shall BY the ACT
be extended to those of each of the contracting puieS
ARrcLE ! To Ike more eif.ciu the protection which
The United a eS and the Republic OF San Salvador shall
afford IN nuie t" the Wiglon and ol the clt
zens of each other, agree receive and admit
sns and vicecoosu's all the por1s open foreign
mcrcc, who shall enjoy in them all The rights nreont
ve> and i'm uuueS OF The consus and vice-colSn> of
the moSi favored nation; each ing parry however
remaining Al libely 10 accept those por and PAGES in
winch lie admission and residence of such COnSus may
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AnrcLn l. In order that the con>uS and viceconsuls
OF the wo cen rlcting parties enjoy The rights, pre-
r"gavcS an immuuitits viii h belong them b their
public eh e, they Shu, before en- ring on The exei-
els ot heir functions, eXh b their >siun plent
N dne form to the Government to which they aecred
tied; and, having ooiaintd Their eXquuur they shall he
held and considered such by all The authorities nmEi>-
iraeS, and inhabitants i'll The Consular DIS rict i'll VIII ch
they reside.
ARTICLE 81. 1t is likewise agreed that the conSulS the
secretaries officers and persons attached The service of
consulS they not being citizens of he country which
the consul res deS Sh II be exempt from all public service,
and lso from all kind of taxes, impo>S aud bu
except those which they shall be obliged pay
OF commerce their property, which the tiz and
nIablants naiv and fore ga, OF the country in which
hey reside sulec being every thing bes DIES sub
ec o The Laws OF the reSpectiveS The hives and
per> Ut The c0n>uaeS Shall be e>peeted invioabv aud
under 40 eX VIII ever shall any gisaie seize
ertere with them.
ARTICLE 33 TIL said consuls shall have power require
the assistance of the hores of the country for the al
rest detention and custody Of dtsericrs from The publ
ad private vessels OF their country and that purpose
they sh Ill address themselves the courts, Judges and
Officers competent, and al demand writing he nd
de>ererS proving bv exhibition of the registers the
vessels ships roll or other public documents that those
men were part OF The said crews; and this demand
proved Saying however, where the is proved bv
o'h0r lesiinoneS,) the delivery shall not be refused.
Such deSerlerS when arrested shall be the diSpo
OF The sad con>us, and may be put the public prisons
at the request aud expenses of those who reclaim Them
be sent to the ships 10 VIII ch they belonged others
of the same nlon; bu If they be not sent back within
TWO months, 10 be counted from the day of arrest they
shall be at liberty and shall be arrested for
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ARTICLE 34 For the purpose of more eectualy protect
ing their commerce aud navigation, The TWO contracting
par les do hereby agree to form, hereafter cir
declare specially the powers and mmunlies of the consus
and vice-consulS of The respective parties.
ARTICLE 3D. The United States of North America and the
Republic of San Salvador, desiring make durable
possible the relations which be established by vr
ue OF this treaty. have declared soemnly and do agree
the following points:
lst The present treaty shall remlin in full force and
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