Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-25

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try until the lawful proprietor shall have had time to ''h'
asures for possessing him elf Of tn same - rs., e,ta
situated within states American unSn or x,se
| shsl no entitled 10 hold or inherit real estate.
Bt in case real estate situated within the territories
one Of the contracting parties should fall to citizen
other party who account of his being an alien cn'
not be permitted to hold such property the State or
the canton in which j, be situated there sna, Dc
rded to the said heir Ot r successor such term as
laws of the State canton will permit to sell sncn
perty shall be at liberty at all times to withdraw
export the proceeds thereof without difficulty ana WHO
paving to the government any other charges than I'M
which, in similar case, would be paid by an nha6i'an'
the country which the real estate may be situated
ANY controversy that may among the claimants
the same succession whom the property shu oeoh
shall be decided according to the laws and by the
the country in which the real estate may be sl'ua'eo
The contracting parties give 10 essn ;ant eomm
cal places their respective States consus ana
suls Of their appointment who shall enj4y ns Sal
privileges and powers the discharge of Their dutes
those Of the most favored nations But before any cons
Tor vce-consu shall such, he shall in the o,d'na
form. be approved of by the government 10 "hcn ne
i commissioned
In their private and business transactions consnls Al
shall be submitted to the same laws and usag
ns.gd is'"'s individuals citizens ''' p'ss " ~
laws bv consul a vce-consul, the government to whn
he is commissioned may according to circumstances VII
draw his exaquator send him away from the country
have him punished in conformity with the laws, assign
to the other government its reas"'s tor SO dong
sThe archives and papers belonging to the consul ae s
Be respected invioaby, and under pretext whaev'
shall any magistrate other nnctionary, VISIT seize, or
| any way interfere with them
ARTICLE VIII
In all that relates to the importation, expectation ar
transit of their respective products the United States
America and the Swiss shall treat each ON
recprocaly the favored nation. union OF nation
State society," is explained in the following articles
Neither of the contracting parties shall impose high
other duties upon the Importation expectation or trans
of the natural industrial prodncts of the other than a.
or shall be payable upon Ike articles being the prdu,
of other country, embraced within ITS present -
mits
In order the more efec,uaIy attain the object conem
plated article WILL each the contracting parties hereby
engages not to grant favor in commerce TO any naon
union of nations State, sncev, which shall imIne
dately be enjoyed by the other party
ARTICLE 1
Should of the contracting parties impose diherential
shall be at liberty determine the manner Of establishing
the origin of products destined to enter the coun-
! try by which the d.ferentiAl dut es are imposed
The Swiss territory shall open to the admission
of articles arriving from the United States of America
like port of the said States shall be Closed to
articles arriving from Switzerland provided they con-
veyed in vessels of the United States, se oil
Country having The ports said States Swiss
merchandise arriving under the flag of the United States
under that of of the nations most favored by the
shall pry the duties the merchandise of such
ton; under other flag shall be treated the mer-
candse of the Country to which the vessels belongs
In of shpwreck and OF salvage the Coasts Of the
United States Swiss merchandise shall be respected and
treated that belonging of the said States
The United States consent to extend to Swiss products
arriving shipped under their flag the advantages which
are or shall be enjoyed by the products Of The mos. favored
nation arriving or shipped under the same flag
1t is hereby understood that >tpua Of the present
article shall Interfere with those of the four
shall be adopted by either of the contracting
in the interest If public morality, security, or order
! ARTICLE XIII
The United States of America and the Swiss Conedera
| ton, acquisitions made in their through the
dun Of their respective diplomatic or consular agents
shall deliver TO justice persons whO being charged with
the crimes enumerated IN the following article, committed
within the jurisdiction of the requiring party, shall seek
asylum shall, be found within The the other
Provided That this shall be done only when the fact Of the
commission of the crime shall be Established justify
their apprehension aud commitment for trial if the crime
had been committed in the country where the persons
Persons shall be delivered up according to the provisions
Of THIS convention, who shall be charged with the
following crimes, to wit
Murder lincluding assassination parrcde infan,icide
and POISONING; attempt 10 commit MURDER forgery
or the emission OF forged papers, arson robbery with
ence, intimidation frc6le entry {" an inhabited house,
piracy embezZenent by public officers, BY persons
hired or saared to the detrment Of their employers when
these crimes are subject to infamous punishment
! ARTICLE XIV
On the part of the UriIed the surrender shall be
oa the part of the Swiss Confederation by that Of the Fede
raj Council
ARTICLE XVI
The expenses OF detention and delivery, effected r virtue
Of the preceding articles shall be at the cost Of the party