Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-03-04
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES: .

LAWS Of THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at tie First Session of the
of the Kingdom of the Two icies equally animated with
desire to maintain and preserve Mga harm tne ;e as
us U hween themselves aSSiso between the in,
Rabitants of their respective States have mutually agreed
to IT a s S of neutrs sea- which they
Indispensable conditions of all freedom OF f the
s,s,s i,. For FIJI on
Owen minister resident at Naples OF the United f Tho
aad has ss ike Mr.
della Spina of the dukes of Traetto weekly ~
his Majesty commentator of his royal oraes oi Tue
roya Spanish order Of Charles the Third great officer OF
the order the grand or OF F 1ne
order of the merit under the title OF st Joseph gana cross
of the order of Parma of the merit under the title OF st
Ludovico grand Of the Brazilian order OF tue rose,
Professionally charged with the portfolio OF foreign AFFAIRS
and said penipOtentaes after having changed their u
powers found good and due form, have concluded and
signed the following articles:
The high contracting parties recognise
free ships make free goods that is say, that the effects
or goods belonging subjects citizens OF power or
State at war are free capture and confscaon when
found board of neutral vessels with the exception OF
trails board vessel is not subject to consca
ton unless the same be contraband of war hey engige
of all such powers and States as shall to adopt
them on their part as permanent and lmmu'ao'e
ARrICLEu
The two high contracting parties themselves to
to Interior understanding as circumstances may
require with regard to the application and exensano oe
given if there be cause for it, to the pr ad
down in the first article But they declare from this time
that they will take the spuations contained IN SAID arce
LIST a rule whenever shall become question, to Judge
Of the rights of neutrality
1t agreed by the high contracting parties that all ma
Ons which shall may consent to accede to the rules OF
tristan Of
STIMULATING observe heu shall enjoy the rights resulting
from such accession they shall be enjoyed and observed
by the two powers signing this convention They shall
mutually communicate to each other the results OF the
steps which may be taken on the subject
The present convention shall be approved and ratified b.
the President of the United States of America by and with
the advice the Senate Of sad States and ny
and the notifications OF the shall be exchanged at
Washington within the period If twelve months counting
from this day, sooner if possible
In faith Whereof the respective plenpoentar'es have
signed the present convention, in duplicate aud 1hersio
affixed the seal of their
Done Naples thirteenth of January, eighteen hundred
ROBERT DALE OWEN, Isl
And whereas the said convention has been duv rat fed
on both parts and the respective rcat of the
were exchanged in the city of Washington the 18th III
stant by William Marcy Secretary Of State "fhe United
States and Bain Wnspeare. his Sician Majesty Charge
daaes in The United States the part of their respect
i've governments
President of the United States of America have caused the
said convention be made public the end that the
and clause and article Iii eo be observed
and fulfilled with good faith by the United States and the
citizens thereof
In witness whereof have hereun,o Sc. my hand and
caused the seal Of The Tn tea to be , aSsa ,v
July. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
Isl hundred and tty-ve and of the independence of
'''S' '-'''> FRANKLIN PIERCE
By the President