Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-06-12


/ shall have been pronounced. But if such
/ sentence or declaration shall not have been
| pronounced, then the surrender may be de
manded, and shall be made, when the de-
manding government shall have furnished
such proof rs would have been sufficient Ia
| justify the Apprehension. and commitment for
trial, of the accused, if the offence had been
committed III the country where he shall have
taken refuge.
ARTICLE XXI.
Persons shall be delivered up, according TO
the provisions of this treaty, who shall be
charged with any Ct the following crimes, to
wit:
Murder, (including assassination, parricide,
'etsH''eide, and lolsouins,D attempt to com
NIT murder; rape; piracy; arson; the making
ard uttering OF false money, forgery or evi-
dences of public debt, bank bills, and bills of
exchange robbery with violence; intimidation
or torci ole entry of an inhabited house; en-
oezzlement by public officers, including ap
preparation ofpubiic funds; when these crimes
are subject, by the code of the kingdom OF
the Two Sicilies to the punishment della
recfuSi0re, or other seveier punishment, and
by the laws of the United States to infamous
punishment.
ARTICLE XxIII.
On the part of each country the surrender
of fugitives from Justice shall be made only
by the authority oil the executive thereof
And all expenses whatever of detention and
delivery, effected in virtue Of the preceding
articles, shall be at the cost Of the party max
ing the demand.
ARTICLE XIV.
The citizens and subjects of each Of the
high contracting parties shall remain exempt
from the stipulations Of the preceding articles,
SO far as they relate to the surrender of fugi-
tive criminals, nor shall they apply to offences
committed before the date of the present
treaty, nor to offences of political character,
unless the political offender shall also have
been guilty of some one OF the crimes emu
merated in article XNII.
ARTICLE XIV
The present treaty shall take effect from
the day in which ratifcations shall be ex-
changed, and shall remain in force the term
OF ten years, and further until the end of
twelve months after either of the high con
tracting parties shall have given notice to the
other of its intention to terminate the same;
each of the said contracting parties reserving
to itself the right to give such notice at the
end OF said term of ten Years, or at any sub
squent time.
ARTICLE XSvI.
The present treaty shall he approved and
ratified by the President af ibo Enitod S.Ates
of America, by and with the advice and con-
sent of the Senate thereof, and by his majesty
the King of the kingdom of the Two Sicilies;
and the ratiiications shall be exchanged at
Naples within twelve monShs from the date
its signature, or sooner, If possible.
In faith whereof, the respective plenipo-
tcn.aries have signed the foregoing articles in
the English and Italian languages, and have
hereunto affixed the seals of their arms.
Done in duplicate, at the city OF Naples,
this first day of October, in the year Of our
lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
five.
ROBERT DALE OWEN. Il. s.
DECLARATION.
1t having been stipulated in article XG. of
the treaty of first of December, lS45, that the
red and white wines, Of every kind of the
kingdom of the Two Sicilies, inc,ud NJ those
OF MarsaIa, which may be imported directly
into the United States of America, whether
IN vessels of the one or Of the other country,
sha.' not pay other or higher duties than the
red and white wines Of the most favored ma
tons; and IN like manner, that the cottons Of
the UnItel States of America which NAV be
imported directly into the kingdom Of the
Two Slclhes, whether in vessels Of the one or
OF the other nation, shall not pay other or
higher duties than the cottons of Egypt Ben
gal, or the most favored nations:
And 1t being agreed in the new treaty con-
cluded between the United States of America
and the kingdom of the Two Siclics, and to
day signed by the undersigned, not only that
no duties of customs shall be paid on mer-
chandise the produce of one of the two coun-
tries imported into the other country other or
higher than shall be paid on merchandise of
tde same kind the produce of any 9th coun-
try, but also, that, as to all duties Of naviga-
ton or OF customs, there shall not be made,
as to the vessels of the two countries, any dis
tinction whatever between direct and indirect
navigation.
The undersigned declare, as to the construc-
ton of the new treaty, from the day on which
the ratitications thereof shall be exchanged,
that the red and white wines Of every kind,
OF the kingdom Of the Two Sicilies, including
the wine of Marsala, which shall be imported
into the United States of America, shall not
pay other or higher duties than are paid by
the red and white wines OF the most favored
nations.
And, N like manner, that the cottons Of the
United States which shall be imported into
the kingdom of the Two Sicilies shall not pay
other or higher duties than the cottons of
Egypt, Bengal, or the most favored nations
The present declaration shall be c. nsidered
as an integral part Of the said new treaty,
and shall be ratified, and the ratifcat:ons there
OF exchanged, at the same time as those Of
the treaty itssif
In faith whereof the undersigned have
hereunto set their hands and affixed the seal
| of their arms.
! Done in duplicate in the city Of Naples,
| this first day Of October, in the year of our
lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty