Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-20
[BY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES

Mse:neu On ne Soas's OF wnin the maritime iursd;b be
sels or any parts thereof and all furniture and or ves
ances belonging thereto and all goods and spurien
sold, shall be faithfully restored with the least nereo
ay 10 the prnprietors upon being claimed bv hsm de-
their duly authorized factors and if there are no sm BY
Pretors or factors on the ot then the said ron pro.
chandlec or the proceeds thereof well as NH 10
found board such wrecked ships or yessa e papers
vcred to the American or S:can consul OF De de-
in whose district the wreck may have taken plac
consul vice-consu propretors factors sl. and such
the expenses incurred in the preservation of b pay only
together with the rate of salvage and expenses Of
tlne which would have been payable in the like quaran
wreck of national vessel and the goods and Of
saved from the wreck shall not he subject to
OF any legal claim upon such wreck goods or Case
the same shall be referred for decision the
bunais OF the country pe'en' 't
Each of the high contracting parties grants to th
subject to the usual exequa u the liberty of bav her
ports OF the other where foreign commerce is n The
their own appointment, who shall enjoy the vs Of
es and powers those Of the most favored narp nes
any such CONSUL viceccnsu commercial agent b Ia
erclse commerce he shall be subjected the same i e
usages to which private individuals of the natinn and
jected in the place. And whenever either n sub
contracting parties shall select for consular agent n Two
zen or subject Ct this last such consular agent si U
tlnue to be regarded, notwithstanding his quality Of u
consul, citizen subject Of the nation !, , esn
belongs and consequently shall be submitted to The m
and regulations to which natives subjected M laws
CATION however, shall not be construed 50 as tn t
rass his consular functions, nor to affect the nyoah
the consular archives. Dr,c,pv,~
The said consus vice-consuls and commercial .
shall have the right such, to Judge in quality f @
traitors such differences as may arise between the Masters
and crews of the vessels belonging the nation wh
terests committed to their charge without tle in,s
ence of the local authorities unless the conduct of b
or of the captain should disturb the public peace o
OF the country, such consul, vceconsul or cmmeI
agent should require their assistance to cause his
to be carried into effect supported Nevertheless il
shall not deprive the conendng parties of the right hOu
have to resort their return home the judicial anL
tiles of their own country
ARTICLE XX.
The said consus, vice-consuls, and commercial oc.
may cause to be arrested and sent back, either on board w.
to their country, sailors and all other persons h
making regular part of the Of vessels of the r,'
tive nations, and having embarked under sumo other n
than that of passengers shall have deserted from the said
vessels For this purpose they shall apply the conp
tent local authorities, proving by the register of tle vessel
the roll of the crew. or the vessel shall have deas
with copy of the said papers. duly certified bv them i
the persons they claim formed part of the crew. and on
such reclamation, thus the surrender ,b
deserer shall not be denied Every assistance shall ao b
given to them for the recovery and arrest of such dec
and the same shall be detained and kept in the prisons If
the country, the request and of the clsus mil
the said consuls shall have found opportunity to Send
them 1t being understood, however that if such an
opportunity shall not occur in the space Of four months
from the date of their arrest the said desertes shall be SET
at liberty and shall not be again arrested for the p
Nevertheless if the deserer shall be found hare
committed any other crime offence shure his suel
der may be delayed by the local authorities until the b
nal before which his shall be pending shall have pr
nounced its sentence, and until such shall have
been carried into effect.
1t agreed that every PEI who being charged with
condemned for any of the crimes enumerated in the fol-
lowing article committed within the States of the
high contracting parties shall seek asylum in the States or
board the vesselsofwar Of the other party, shall ar
rested and consigned TO justice demand made through
the proper diplomatic channel by the government within
hall
This surrender and delivery shall not, however be obi.
gaory either of the high contracting parties until the
other shall have presented copy of the Judicial declaration
sentence establishing the cupablity Of the fugitive in
such sentence declaration shall have been ponounc
ed But if such sentence declaration shall not have been
pronounced, then the surrender may be demanded and
shall be made when the demanding government shall have
furnished such proof would have been sufficient to JUS
ty the apprehension, and commitment for trial of the
cused. if the offence had been committed in the country
where he shall have taken refuge
ARTICLE XIII.
Persons shall be delivered up according to the provisions
of this treaty, who shall be charged with any Of The follow
Murder (ncluding assassination parricide inantlcde
and posoning;) attempt to commit murder rape piracy
arson the making and uttering of false money forgery
including forgery Of evidences Of public debt bank bills,
and bills of exchange robbery with violence intimidation
forcble entry of inhabited house; embezzlcmen BY
public officers, including appropriation OF Pnblc funds;
of the Two Scies to the punishment della recusone Or
other punishment and by the laws OF the United
StateS 10 infamous punlSuueut.
ARTICLE XIII.
On the part of each country the surrender of gtvs
from justice shall be made only by the authority OF me x
ecutve thereo. And all expenses whatever OF detent
and delivery effected in virtue of the preceding articles
shall be at the cost of the party making the demand
The citizens and subjects of each of the high contracting
parties shall remain exempt from the spuatlons OF the
preceding articles far they relate to the surrender Of
fugitive criminals shall they apply to offences commit
ted before the date of the present treaty. nor to Offences
political character, unless the political offender shall also
have been guilty of Hnf Of x tS enumerated
The present treaty shall take effect from the day which
notifications shall be exchanged, and shall remain force
for the term of ten years. and further, until the end ii
shall have gwen notice to the other Of its intention Ter
inmate the same each Of the said contracting parties
serving to itself the right to give such not at the end
SAID term OF Ten ATIclE xxV s
The present treaty shall be approved and ratified by the
President of the United States OF Amer by and with the
the King IF the Kingdom of the Two Siclies and the rat
icatons shall be exchanged at Naples within twelve months
from the date of its signature, sooner, if possible
signed the foregoing articles in the English and Italian
gageS. and have hereunto affixed the seals of their arms
Dome in duplicate, at the city of Naples this first day Of
Ocber in the year of Lord thousand eight hun
bred and tifiy-fve.
ROBERT DALE OWEN. II. ST.
DECLARATION.
having been stipulated in article XI of the treaty OF
the first December isA5 that the red and white wines Of
every kind, of the kingdom of the Two Sces including
those of MARSHA, which may be imported directly into the
United States Of America whether vessels of the one Of
of the other country shall not pay other higher duties
than the red and white wines of the most favored nations
and in like manner that the cottons of the United States
America which may be imported directly into the kingdom
of the Two Scilies whether in vessels of the or Oh M
other nation, shall not pay other higher duties than the
cottons Of Egypt Bengal or the most favored nations;
And being agreed in the treaty concluded between
the United States of America and the kingdom Of the Two
Siciies, and to-day signed by the undersigned not oa
that duties of customs shall be paid merchan Use e
produce of of the countries imported into the liner
country other OF higher than shall be paid on merch 10
of the same kind the produce Of any other country but a.
that, to all duties Of navigation of custom there
shall not be made to the vessels of the two ln'le
any distinction whatever between direct and indirect na'
CATION: - ''' al,
The undersigned declare, to the construction OF .nS
new treaty, from the day which the notifications theeu
shall be exchanged that the red and white wines Of e'
kind, of the kingdom of the Two Sicies incdns "
wine of Marsala which shall be imported INTO inc C.
States of America shall not pay other or higher @
than are paid by the red and white wines OF the MUS
vOred nations. ,.-...
And in like manner, that the cotons of the Un'ea