The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

in ,he following CRITICIZE which shall Aoac b. considered
~ means Of this substitution all tho other causes of the
SAID treaty Of PARIS shall be maintained ana regardei "a
mutually binding on the two courts
FRENCH GUIANA.
Article 1O7 His Royal Hghaess tae Prince Of the
Kingdom Portugal and the Brszs IN order 10 manes,
In an pconseeb consider
his most Chr Majesty engages restore To said
Majesty French Guiana "a far as the OyapOck
smbouchure situated between tho ath and 9Th degrees
north ixtnude limit which Portugal has always cOnsld
cred ss that fixed by the treaty OF Utrecht.
Article l06 Toe Powers wbOse States separated ira
versed by the pavgabe river engage regulate by
common consent all that relates to the navigation Of toa
river For that purpose they shall Commissioners
Who shall assemble together within Blk months at tue fur
finest aer the ter-oaop Of the Congress- aod VINO shl
take Tor the basis OF their object the principles established
In the following articles.
Article 100 The navigation throug the whole
Of the rivers Indicated by the preceding article from the
point m which each of them navgabie 70 ts dis
charge shall be entirely free and shall not With respect
TO commerce. be nterdcted 10 any, beng Well under
stood that all shall comply with the regulations
relating 10 the police Of this AvgAiion, whsh shall be
ID possible for she commerce. oil all nations.
Article no. The system which shal be established, as
well for the receiving Of the dues as for toe support Of the
police, shall, as far as II can, be the same Tor
the whole course Of the river, and shall also be
ext nded unless particular circumstances opposed to
IT, those OF it's branches and conneuces when their
navigable courses separate or averse different States
Article Ill TIE dues The navigation shall be liked
In uniform, nvariable manner, and 40 far independen
der detailed examination o. The cargo ssarg, unees
account Of fraud contravention. The amount or
these Dues which shall any exceed those &C
tuaIy established shall be determined according local
circumstances which do not permit general rule 70 be
established on that point In forming the tariff they SHALL
however. from the view or encouraging COM
by tacintaDg navigation, and the octo establish
cd on the Rhine may serve as point OF proxiuat'on
The tariff regulated shall be augmented but by
arrangement Of the river States, the navi
CATION be burthened with any other dues Whatever,
yopd those fixed in the regulation
APtic "a t1e
number OF which shall be reduced much as possible,
shall be nxed by the regulation and no alteration shalt be
afterwards made in them but by common CONSENT unless
that any Of river States desire diminish the
Of those which belong exclusively to them.
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tory and with the works for the extent
in the bed OF the river for the purpose Of preventing any
The future regulation shall fix the In which the
States shall concur IN those last works. 10 the case
where the two banks belong different governments
Article ia No dues shall aoy be established for
storehouses ladders forced detention with respect 10
those which already exist they shall only be preserved
teres Of the place territory in which they esta
bsbed may find necessary useful 10 the navigation or
10 commerce generally.
Article ms The Custom Houses Of the river states
shal have no concern with the navigation Dues fixed
regulations eha the exercise VI the functions OF
the Custom House officers placing any obstacle on the
navigation, but strict police the river shall guard
against any attempted the inhabitants TO carry con-
Hsband trade by means or watermen.
Article ll6 All that has been indicated by the proceed
ing articles shall be determined by common regulation
which shall equally include all that s enatey neoes
sAry TO DO fixed. Tho regulation determined snail
not be changed but by the Of all the river States
and shall be taken 10 provide for its in
suitable manner, and adapted 70 circumstances and To-
caties.
Article III The particular regulations relative 10 the
navigation Of the Rhine, Neckar Maine, Mosee, Meust
and the schedt such they annexed 70 the
act shall have the force and value if they
literally inserted IN the present.
ENUMERATION OF COLLATERAL TREATIES.
regulations and other particular acts which are
70 the present act, and namely
L. The treaty between Russia and Austria Of the 2ls
OF April and the Sd Of May, 1916.
@ The treaty between Russia and Prussia OF the 2lst Of
April and the Sd Of May, 1915,
Austria Prussia and Russia Of the 2ist Of April and the
a. The treaty between Prussia and saxony of 18th May
g. The declaration Of the King OF saxony on the rights
Of the house Of Schonburg, Of the 18th May, 1876.
The treaty between Prussia and Hanover of the Goth
May, 1916.
l. The convention between Prussia and the Grand Duke
OF SAKE Weimar, Of the lst June, 1915.
g. The convention between Prussia and the Dukes and
Prince of Nassau, Of the 3lst Nav, 1915.
The act Of the federative constitution Of Germany
TO- The treaty between the King the Netherlands
Prussia England, Austria and Russia Of the 3lst May
IL The declaration Of the Powers the Hevetiau
federation Of the goth March, and the act Of the accession
of the Diet, Of 27th May, 1915.
H. The protocol Of the Goth March, 1915, on the ces
sons by the King Of Sardinia to the canton Of &c
49, The treaty between the King of Sardinia Austria
England Russia, Prussia and France, of the goth May
ID The act entitled Conditions which are to form th
basis Of the reunion of the States Of Genoa to those Of BIZ
Sandman Majesty"
l5 The declaration Of the Powers the abolition o
the slave trade, of the S.h February, 1915
16 The regulations for the free navigation Of rivers.
II. The regulations the rank between diplomatic
agents shall be considered as integral parts Of the ar
Of the Coz greas and sha altogether have h
same force and value II they inserted word fol
word in the general treaty
Article No. All the Powers who have been assembled
the Congress- also the princes and free cities, who
have conferred the arrangement determined or
the acts confirmed by this general treaty, are invited
Article 100 The French language having been employed
exclusively all the copies Of the present treaty is
knowledged by the Powers who have concurred this
ture precedent that each Power the right
adopting future negotiations and conventions the an
gnage which he has hitherto used in his diplomatic rea
TONS without the present treaty being cited
trary example to the established customs.
Article III. The present treaty shall be ratified and th
notifications shall be exchanged within the space Of BIZ
months, by the Court Of Portugal in year, or earlier if
can be done.
copy of this general treaty shall be deposited at Wien
rial Roy al Apostolic Majesty, 81 used p the case when
any OF the Courts OF Europe may judge proper To
suit the original document Of this aot.
In faith OF which tho respective Penpotentiares hav
sigDt this act and affixed TO the seal of their arms.
rhe signatures are in the alphabetical order of the
raj Courts.
Prince de Taleyrand, the Duke de Duberg, the Ooun
Alexis Nosilles Cancsry Cathcar Stewart the Count
palmela Antonio dc sadanh d. CANA pJoaaum Lob
boldt the Count dc Rasoumofsky, the Count Stacked
berg Coant de Nesserode, the Count Charles Axel
LOwenheim.
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