Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-20

effects IN ether country shall be delivered up
the consul or agent of the natioa of which
nc rnsy dispose Of the in accordance with the
laws Of his country.
ARucLE VII. For the protection Of their
citizens or subjects, and their commerce re-
spec:ively, and in order to facilitate good and
equitable relations between the citizens and
subjects Of the two countries, the two high
contracting parties reserve the right to main
tain diplomatic agent at either seat of gov
ernment, and to name each three copsns in
either country; those Of the United Stats
shall reside at Teheran, Bender, Bushir. aaa
Tauris; those of Persia, at Washingtou, New
York, and New Orleans.
The consuls of the high contracting parties
shall reciprocally enjoy in the territories Of
the other, where their residences shall bs CO.
tablished, the respect, privileges, and immu-
mites granted in either country - the consuls
of the most favored nation. The diplomatic
agent or consul Of the United States shall not
protect, secretly publicly, the subjects of
the Persian goyernment, and they shall never
suffer departure from the principles here
laid down and agreed to by mutual consent.
And it is further understood, that if any
of those consuls shall engage in trade, they
shall be subjected to same laws and usages
to which private individuals Of their nation
engaged in commercial pursuits in the same
place are subjected.
And it IS also understood ~ the high con-
tracing parties. that the diplomatic and con
sular agents of the United States shall not
employ greater number of domestics than
is allowed by treauty 10 those of fRussia resid-
ing in Persia.
ARTICLE VIII. And the nigh contracting
parties agree the piesent treaty Of friendship
and commerce, cemented by the sincere good
feeling and the confidence which exists be-
tween the governments of the United States
and Persia, shall be in force for the term of
ten years from the exchange Of its ratification;
and IT, before expiration of the first ten years,
neither of the high contracting parties shall
have announced, by official notification to the
other, its intention TO arrest the operation of
SAID treaty, it shall remain binding for one
year Oey ond t.,at t,mc, and SO on until the
expiration o, trelve months, which will fol- |
10" a >Iiullal .L,.,tun, whatever the time |
may he az ~ lI, nay take place: and the |
ri s.... .-si -. ... ,4s ,wo high contracting |
P''r'..s i.... -r agree ~ exchange the ratif- |
cations -, Ier rcsu,ctive governments at |
Constant np'in % the space OF six months, |
or eariI,,, e.. ,rar-.~ayla
In faith OF winch, --e respective pleniPo |
tent'ares OF ,-- .ao aign contracting partIe, |
nave a!sned l..v P.esel. treaty, and have at
tached their seals to it.
Done in duplicate in Persian and English,
the thireeutl day of December, one thou
sanu ,-- LgnIrcd and fiftysix, and OF the
Ii sr-n the fifteenth day of the moon of
X yH. >any, one thousand two hundred and |
ssyca,y ,aree, at Constsntinope.
CARROLL SPENCE, IL. S.
EiiIN UL MOLk FARRUHK
KHAN, L. S.
And whereas the said treaty has been duly |
ratified on both parts, and the respective rat |
ihcations of the same were exchanged in the |
city of Constantinople on the 18th Of June
last:
Now, therefore, be it known, that l. JAS.
BUCHANAN, President of the United States !
of America, have caused the said treaty % I,
be made public, to the end that the same
and every clause and article thereof, may Lr /
observed and fulfilled with good faith by tie
United States and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereofiI have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this
eighteenth day Of August, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hun
L. S. dred and fifty seven, and of the inde-
pendence OF the United States Of
America the eighty-second.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President:
LEWIS CAss, Secretary Of State.