The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-13
rse and they shall be entitled no fees from the nSas.

rse and they shall be entitled to fees from the mas
Art 81 ships papers bills Of adDg &c 10 be loig,
IN the an,s Of the Consul twenty four hours after arrival
and full particulars OF tho vessel be reported the
superintendent of Customs within a further period OF
twenty -four hours; omission TO comply with tins rule
WITHIN orty eight hours, punishable by line Of fifty aos
for each tays DELAY, the total OF penalty not
exceed two hundred taels. The responsible for
the correctness OF tho manifest, a.se manifest subjects
the master 70 iEc OF ve hundred taels bat he will
allowed to correct any mistake within twenty -four hours
without incufring penalty.
htt 60 il III master shall begin To discharge any
gooos without the permit from the superintendent 0
Customs he shall be fined 500 'aes, aud goods dis
Charged shall be coniseated wholly
AT. 50. British chants must apply to the Super n
tendent Of Customs fos special pcrIrs land ship
cargo. fargo anded OF shipped without such permit
viii be liable 10 coafscaon.
Art 40 No transsh rmcnt from one vossci TO another
can be made without special permission, under pain OF
conhscation OF the goods tfans. shipped
Art Al. The superintendent OF Customs shall give a
pci clearance when al cuos and duties have been pad,
and the Consul shat! then the ships papers
art ~ II the British merchant cannot agree with the
Chinese officer in hAng value goods subject 10
al Na'otm duty, each party shall call in two three
merchants, anu the highest price which any OF tho
merchants would purchase them shall be assumed 10 be
the waive OF the rnods
at a. Provides that duties shall be charged upon
tc net weight Of each article, making deduction for the
t,o wekbt {" cohgee, &c and regulates The manner IN
which the tarr any article such tea shall be fixed.
Inc HItsh merchant may appeal to his Consul within
twenty four hrns.
AIT ~ Upon all damaged goods fair reduction of
duty shah be acwca propo Tomato their deterioration
If any disputes afsc they shall be settled in tho manner
pointed out IN the clause Of tins treaty having reference
articles which pay duty al raIo,en.
AIT. 40 British merchants. who have imported mef-
chandsc into open port paid duty may re-import
Their soos under certain regulations, without of
any additional duty.
British mere hanis desiring to reexport duty paid I'M
Ports 10 foreign county to be entitled, under SIMILAR
regulations, 10 drawback certificate, which is to be
valid tender IN payment OF customs duties
Foreign grain brought into Chinese port In British
Ship no part has been landed may be reexported with
out hindIanc
afu,
the meals they may Judge most proper to prevent the
veilnv Eaivi trun Il aud or smuggling.
Art A. British merchant vessels not to to other
tAan Tue Forts veared orea at dduf"0y % enter ports
o. e cary dcndestiac trade aong The coasts Teels
irritating 'ais prorisen 70 DC, rM their c1Joss subject to
co7,as oiifn ~ the Ck,nee g0ttj Hhl.nt
Ant a. II British merchant ,vsset be concerned IN
smuggling, the goods 70 De subject % oonfraon BY the Chi
ouho,aae and the ship may be prohibited from trading
jaihtf ana sent away her accounts shall have
been adjuscG
Art 4p All penalties OF confscatons under the treaty
to belong and DO appropriated ~ the public service Of til
Chine Sc government.
Art 90 All ofic i'll communications addressed by Bri
tsh dpi, matte consular agents the Chinese author
ties hcnccnrth TO BE- written in English For the pre-
sent, they vii be accompanied by Chinese version, b
IL Enat rstooG that OF there being any dircac,
OF meaning between the English and Chinese text the
English government will hold the sense expressed in tbs
English text to be the correct THIS provision
apply 10 the present treaty the Chinese which has
been carefully corrected by tho English original
Art 81 The Chan actcr "i' (''bI,bdfida not 10 be
rIied he Brh government British subjects in anu
Ch,,eSe ctcdi issued Jy the Chie authorities
Ait 81. British SHIPS OF coming Tor hostile
pose or being engaged in the pursuit Of praes be
Liberty 10 visit ali The Chinese ports and to receive every
facility Tor procuring neccssarics, required TO
making repairs. Thu commanders Of such ships to hoid
intercourse with the Chinese authorities on terms OF
equality and courtesy.
AT CD The contracting parties agree
sures for tie suppression Of piracy.
Art 81 Confirms all advantages secured to the British
government by previous treaties stipuiates that the
British government shall part cpate in any advantages
which may be granted by the Emperor OF China TO any
other nation.
Art S. The conditions affecting indemnity for expenses
incurred ant loss sustained in the of the Canton
question: to be included in separate article, which shall
be in every respect Of equal validity with other articles OF
the treaty.
Art 81. Publications to be exchanged within year
after the day Of signature.
separate article provides that sum of 900 900 aes
on account Of the losses sustained by British subjects
through the MISCONDUCT OF Chinese authorities at Canton
and further Of 900 acs of the
penses 81 the war; shall be pad the British representa-
tive IN China by the authorities OF the kwans Tung
The arrangements for cfcctng these payments to be
Determined by the British represantivc concert with
the Chinese authorities nj kwang TunR.
The British forces not 70 Ice withdrawn from Canton
until the above amounts discharged in full
News from Fraser River In England.
tfrom ,he london Times, sept ",
We have received copy OF she Vancouver Island Ga
ss Of the isth OF August publishes the following in
very conspicuous type, under the heading Gorioas In
~ the arrival las. night Of the steamer surprise eleven
ocek from fo Hope we hays received The most important
good communicate readers from gold
aads We're Worn oa ~it sa.penss and expectations cops
ing real es.rs n.~s,e msrcn.nd,s. drug comes silver
shine Pope says, beinda smies and all the world Ia
The following few brief facts, which is all
despatch in our Supplement for the i. N. steamer
Panama leaving this nor mag
Mr. Kent passenger by steamer SURPRISE states that
the river has fallen two and half feet NJ Fort Hope and
four and half feet al Fort fsla; that 10000 miners
work, and With good prospects, ant all miners below
bort HOPE doing well The water IL low aud stl
falling il il NOW 80 low steamer Surprise cannot
hands II Wells Fargo CO. Express has been brought
down ~ vicsia Henry Apple, of Nevada was drowned
ai Fort Hope by the upsctiirg OF boat SIX
taken out 5000 IN SIX hours al Fart Hope by using
rocker only, and 1900 miners arc there nj work. All
The above inf ma,ion arrived at an hour somewhat
late In the evening The glad ings soon got wind, and
filed every ones mind with the most lively satisfaction.
Knots q persons who had elongated faces at the
auction sales Of town lots ut something less than cos.
price,, immediately seen to regain their wonted
uhccriuness, and all ncrry "a marriage bell"
The Surprise had, indeed, occas.onrd them all
most agreeable surprise. The above encouraging and
Important communicated Ia the readers u the
Vancouver Island Gfsce has been fuzzy corroborated by
the receipt OF authentic statements OF similar auTchy
bts txcelpcy Gov. douglas, who will forward the intel
lgcncc the home government England by the pre-.
outgoing mail We have now, hcn fairly made our
start a. gold producing colony and claim 70 rank -
such with cur older rivals, California aud Australia IN
expressing complete satisfaction al receiving this first
and largely encouraging proof cf the VAT richness Of
mines ". must not ,eook the fec, that our excellent
and ssgasous Governor Douglas, has for moment
doubted their richness.
Markets.
[From the London Times (Ci,y Article) sept. 20
There has been general increase ~ animation M aide
parments of the Stock Exchange day, The investments
Of the public having been rather numerous.
Cousois Opened further Improvement OF one eighth
aud subsequently experienced another advance, which
firmly maintained At the close.
The rise during the present month has been nearly
equal yer cent but the point attained Is not
higher than that touched 10 May ast, when the rate Of
discount between aud YER cent and The bullion in
the bank eight millions below is present amount
The Paris Bcaise OPENED With renewed activity this
morning the lna quotations T3f ioc for money
and s3 3ec for the account, showing reaction OF one
eighth per cent.
In tho foreign exchange this afternoon tue rates
generally without alteration.
n IL stated In the Times city article Of to-day that
many persons disposed TO expect reduction IN the