Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-13
NO. g..


ernpt from confscatiou or sequestTation; AID
I they shall lls allowed freely to sell and convey
any real estate to them belonging. md 10 with
/ draw and export the proceeds without molssta-
I ton. and without paying, 70 the profit of the
respective governments any taxes or dues
uEthsr OF greater than those which the inhahi-
+ tants or the countTy wherein said real estate
is situated shall IN similar cases, Be snbjec to
pay And passports, valid Tor asut6cient term
iOr their return, shall be granteS, as sais-con-
-aaut frr ts>naselvus, their vesSais and the
money and effects which they may cauy o.
send away, q ainSt the assaults and prizes
which may Be attempted AGAINST their persons
and effects, rs vel by vessels Of war ef the
contracting parties bv their prsvateels-
an. 9 Considering the remOtsness of the
respective countries Of the two co1Eacting
parties, and the uncertainty resulting the-efTuTa
! with respect 70 the various events WHICH may
take place. It IS agreed that merchant vessA
belonging to either Of them, which nay ls
bound TO port supposed, at the tins Of its
departure, to be blOckaded shall not however,
Be captured or condemned Tor having attempt
ed, frst time, to enter said port, unless l. csln
be proved that said vessel could and Susbt fc
have learned, during its voyage, thatthe block
ade Of the place in question stiIl continued. -
Of once, shall during the same voxsge. at
tempt, second time, 10 enter the sams block
AIDED pOrt, duringthe cOntinnauce Of the sane
blockade, shall thereby subjecs themselves to
be detained and Condemned.
By blOcksded port, Is Understood une into
which, BY the disposition Of the power which
attacks II. with POpOrtiunate number Of shius
suthclently near, there Is evident danger IN
entering.
An. 8. Thehigh contracting parties. fnorder e
, to prevent and avoid all dispute by dstsrnliu-
D Ing, with certainty. what shall be considered
By them contrsband IN time Of war. and as
: such cannot Be conveyed to the countries.
cities, places OF seaports Of their enemies, have
declared and agreed that under the name Of
eOniraband OF war shall be comprised only
f esnnOns, mOrtars, petzrds, gralades musksts,
. balls, bombs guncaHiagss, gunp0Eder, salt
petre, matches. troops, whether iIfantry or
cavalry, together with all that appertains to
. them; as asS0 every other mnnitiun Of war,
and, generally, every species Of arms. and IN.
struInents IN iron. stsel, bass, copper, or auT
other material whatever, manufactured pre-
pared, and madeexpressly fOr purposes Of war
whether BY land OF sea
And il Is expressly declared md understood
, hat the merchandise above set forth as c5ftrs..
tand Of war shall not entail eouEseIltion. either
on the vessel on which Il shall have besn.
loaded, OF on the merchand ise tOEmiug the rest
Of the cargo Of said vessel, whether the said
merchandise belong to the same or 70 differ
ent owner. t
d Ar 4. The citizens and subjects Of each
3 Of the high contracting parties shall have free
As and undOubted right to travel and reside in tie
Fe States Of the other remaing subject only to4ks
" precautions OF. police which are practissd To-
e, wards the subjects Of the most favored nations
ID Art o The citizens or subjects Of one sf
u the high contracting parties, tEsveling or re-
siding Ia the territories E the other, shall be
Tree rom al military service, Wbether by hInd
Is or sea, from all bilieting Of solliers 81 the.r
70 houses. from every extraOrdinars cO0tFbufisn
10 not general and by law established. and from
Of al forced loans; nor shall they be held urBar
At any pretence whatever to pay any tax OF i'm
: positions, other greater than those which arc
he or may hereafter be, paid by the subjects or
ID citizens OF the most favored nations in the re-
te spective States Of the high contracting uartes
r. Thar dwellings, warehouses. ard an premises
le aPPertaining thereto, destined for purposes Of
u commerce OF residence. shall Be resi- ected. 10
d arbitrary search OF OF visit 70 their houses
D. whether private or Of business, and no artG.ra-
h ~ examination OF Inspection whatever OF their
ln books, papers, Oy accounts Of trade. shall b
I made; but such measures shall have place Only
d IL virtuEe Of warrant granted ly tbs judieisl
OF authorizes And each Of the high cDntfactng
ID parties expressly engages that lie ciffzers on
be sObJeCs Of the other residing IN their rs;vec-
sn tive States, shall enjoy their pEoperfy aIsd
Is personal security, IN as fuIl and ample manner
70 as their own cstizeHs OF subjects Of the mos;
2 favored nations. ~
IN Art g. The citizens and subjects &C each
OF OF the contracting parties, residing iis tie
y, States Of the other, shall be entitled 70 cary
j; on commerce, arts, OF trlde, aud (, o.cupt
D dwellings, shops, and warehouses, aud "a dis
&c pose Of their property Of every kind, whether
N real or personal, By sale, gift exrhargs, or N
X any other way, without hinds-zDce Os ohs;acla.
o And they shall be free TO manage their own
j. Affairs themselves or 70 eODmit Lhoss Affairs 10
Of persons whom they may appoint as broker.
ID factor, OF agents nor shall they be rsstuainsd
I'd IN their choice Of persons to ncf In srrE eapa-
% Cities dor shall they be called upon 10 pay
z, any sslaryoFT munerAfion TO any persoii whom
d they shall lot choose b eTnIaov. Absoluts
Of irs edom snail also be gwen N al csssL 70 fhs
sj buyer and seller 10 bargain together al al.o
he tofx the PEiee Of any goods 0r mcFehanaise.
be imported into, OF TO Be esDDrted from a.
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ne and exeeIi cases where the laws Uf the said
Us States Hlay require the intsrveutau Of spe-isl
of agents, or where, IN eIther Of the eountr;es-
ak articles may be the subject Of a goyerrmeut
e monopoly, As, az present IN the kingdom Of the
%, Two Scilies. the T0ysl monoDoliss Of toEarcu.
lC salt, playing cards, gnDpowder, and stlspeirs.
ter It being expressly undrstOOd, however, hat
rs, hone Of the Provisions Of the present treaty
ed shall Be 80 construed as to take sWay ths night
Of either Of the high contrasting parties 10
WO grant patents Of Invention OF improvements.
BE- either to the investors or 20 othesss and that
IA PriieiPlss Of reciprocity established bv this
are treaty shall not extend b prenirus wbich
cir either Of the h'gh contIactins par5ss may
ls, grant 10 their OEH ei'izes o. ssletas foF tbs
iut encouragement of ike bzildln.E Of shius. I,
"a, sal under thdir own fag.
me Ar. :. As to any citizen OF subject oi
1m either OF The high cOnuactins pa1lses Slrins
al within the jurisdiction 0f the eths, Ais heirs
IFS, being citizens or subects al Tie eshr. shal
lm succeed 10 his personal property and sisher 70